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Ian af-tha ftrat rarba af thia a to dto yrtaent tanaa taatoad ba future ton*#, the vena win ll—^Stkaldt I am dafog a naw cm •W rJsftrr. S tT * * IWrptot T; ft tha fourth girl will gat toto - to addttloa. tha tap teenager, over bath groups, will gat a tro­ phy to recognition of Wo or har expert driving ability aad prapar driving attitude. . All ulna flnaliiU to tha local competition raeoiva hotel and aiailacc— odattoaa to Tampa at tha ctatawtda acuapatltloa,' plus 111 apaadlng money whlehU belng awarded by the Florida Al­ location of Itiiuranet Aganti. Tha data of tha local Tun ago ltaad-aa win bo announced to tha cabbage, toe#,: r«( .35 toil variation- w«oa Ponton Atom • ^ r,. eaullftower.letaad aitnu fruit*.’- •alt and Draco Claanad and P— a* a optimum-at to* , ad—Colonial Cloanari r* Marhat, Aador* 910 Bank Accauat—Florida ftoto lan k Fna Shampoo aad. ta t to Mother bad fc a ftlu llr <11 utlsfictorr dtIcm M p to <f a tow Ptoatogar, waa ,:. thttogfe toa' a tfaaf. ti meltthla, Twa • against •aid Tv* SamlnoH charged ...... Itoms.* On tha gloomy ilda of tha mar* hat report w«« Uto fact that An* dam a reported IfTha price Ug* ad calory and etbbcge, wfetoh ara twa af aar laadlag varlattoe, warn II Printed Announcamantav i gi saliva Printing Ca. S a f e s t th f la f lf to la ftfiTSTtAanV. At Tangerine Bowl lu altaat parfarman— during feaUUma at tha flamtoato High •ghaol feathaU game* kaa wa^ rantad tha gamlaola High School Pep Club and Band an Invitation to prcaant tha prt-gamo ihnw to­ night In lha Tangerine Bowl at Till p. m. In Orlando. Tha combined group, of 110 piocoa will leave Sanford at 1:11 p. m. after (pending three hour* thla awning whipping tha toow into tha pa- Tha pra^tma ahaw I .to a t— dawa chaUgpgt win ba a praeUlon drill aad will a Naw Year. Tfea ehallang* of Uit eight minute*. la to ha — a ba almaat uw> n i a ta » • Hnt appoaraaea of atthar group a New Yeirii Bowl Game. Tha Ftp Club te aponiorad by Miw Barbara Bohn aad tba toad director ia Brnari Cmotoy. to ^ r c f . ATLANTA I F — Tba Ft— Natiaual Bank af Attnta haa p— ehued tha Patch tr u A m 4# to dawwtowu Atlanta far a repertod priu mow* than BLIIMBS. Tha prnparty. which mwwb a t meet aw aero idjieent to tha Bulk a intacy bufldtog win mUby Patch>^Wagi WAatoniaW J*maa h mS I . Wader . I loantlful Bouauai hf Flew*re— A. F. Wamaoy gtva Inatmetlana aa ta'wh plec* of eoulpmant ll fa and wheralt will ha kept proved to ha a tedlaue* tl »umh>**U«k, but It la an Imparr lent Job. They (fio 'have- toe af-( - Th* eecmUfw&l W w to Mayfair Inn lings Ona Quaat af MlOrtor Oae lo a th Oalriaa As Joyous Guasts gait—Parfaction and Draea Cleaned a^d Prcued—Cnlonlel Clceneri Welcome Now Yeqr •Petermn iMda-Bwlnr— Mather The Mayfair 1m haOroom waa af Sanford packed and Jammed aa guecte of Family Laundry darvtra for ,Qm tfea pliuh Naw Yorka GianU* Weak— Berber’* Self-gervlea hotel and SaaJbrd eitt— a helped ring out toe old year aad rtog hi jtoiiemhl Miaa ShaUg Browning, haa been The, , ' fl pi t annuel Flrnnenh by toe Office Manage, BSCAFIWa GAS Berherue wa« held Snlurday. avm •atoetad merit Aaaociation of Chicago ta HIGHLANDS, Tig. (JM lu o. nthg at the Sanford Flra. Depart. appear i t their - IBM Bueln— eaptog from a defective heater overcame • adulU and IB children a Sunday icheal claia yeiter1iy. All were given oxygen treit menu. ’ Matty of. too tu rb a n and itudaria auddaaty toakmo faint at tha i p — Oar ,fB»t MpUit church primary elm and pferuta wgn lununoaed to merit. , ■ .'Chief. Meek N. ciavaland, Sr. aald that tha berltacur,. for tha awtlro romplemeht or .rflrarhpn from both ahlfta. If to U«$»« an annual Ohriiimae leweon af* fair. '.■* A m y fireman, employed aw tha Sanford Fir# Department •toff, along w|ih hlc.- wife and family alUndyd -lha ftrat pf-Aa annuel >effplre which featured barbecue pork and eH th# trim­ WOMAN OF YBAB MACON (Jt-MUa Sunn Myrick, ming*. farm adftor of tka Macoa Tela- ;A long table, aufflclent to aocomodaia the firemen and. their graph and Mewi-and aiMclale edi­ mnlllat,, placed In th# open tor of tha Tfloirapk, hat been halt of thawaiHapartntant an Fal* gamed tgM Woman of -too Yaar motto Avenue. .. * to, aarVico to rural Gaofgla by tha ’ Aleo at tha'Barbecue gaturdgy Profwiitva Farmer magazine. night wae Awirtant Fire 'Chief to flclant help of ^lm Burton.’affte# manager, Mill Carol Skinner, ear* ratary, and John Hedge, malatan* ara managar,. » Approalmntoly 100 . amployaa working In eoma I t different dapertmenta will be required to ear# and aiirra tha Tl patlanto that can ha hauaa.1 to Seminole Memorial HeeplUI. Hera la a Hat of the many drpartnunta that muet all ha of. ganlaad and , tonctlonlng before apalng dayibu(le«(off|ca, nunlog department, -phacwutr, -dtatmT, A hear weighing may* (to pound* waa abet hy ato lu hW AklwJ,..ang W*(^ m k.g fpof«#iv wotmaao, Show and Seminar aa. wMlaa Om Schmah af Lai •uiln— Bhyw af IBM.’!# Bad Wtogtor, Jaa- .fl Foita, Oaae and Bel dipt, where Mlia rihSiSaay , la amplayad to Chicago,, ehoae har rapraaaot th— at aa tofonhaf kwffat tap* P ^ 'Wadpaeday, November td, medical record*, laboratory, rnvay, wbara lha waa ebaaaa aa.ana.al ep*njto«.t«m . «toWva^DHm...— • to ergeney raom, eafatarb, houeahniptof, a a n t r a l tofarmatiaR. p u ig jS to i laundry aad Haeu, and women'* aufiltarr. Many naw dapartmant hud* Wflf ba added to Uta etaff begtonlng tht* week. Mtu Genevlava |H«an, toe dletldan. will itart har dutlo* at th# hoiplul today. Wolf raporta that thane kty, iwopla will fln t eat Up lha procedure* aad.rentlnit for their varloti* department*. Naitt will coma thu Uek pf couil- r n f fi j i m first toad by » around the . <|Tharo' ara (laya wee' brought U t p M yoatarday morning M the) turned to U k a Monroe to •peg aw the WaHva Btw U ka Cauhty, lien as ms of th« av*r ihoCOMAC’i ’Almamaf N aetoett repratontiag fight inta- of tto OflMa •She wk* praiMUd To glv>i you an Idu of thd detail behind running an nrganitnibn M large l i th#: MW hacMtal, »— # 380 dlftarut tormg.wul ho naadid far tha r— »da of toa vtolau* da* g'gtfd and mother of pearl aarrpuU far winning - to r eompapy’s * fediuty contoat. A high- ofllelal af tha conoorn mode too preiootallow. MU* Alata— y said,’ ”1 aaa agv f a i l ‘ Chfagha and hgva dona •u wan* g arid tMi brought i t the about 180 pound* Two dog* wi ekaaa hut. Gun • thy hear waa m �T ^ 9‘ & ~ i V . I] »«o r m &i§M NEW YORK tlt-Boldon hire Americans--*! t7 « 5 : up «» a **w yaar with mors coufldaneq. But her* sod there a businessmen is having sons* sober thoughts. Times look good In general for the next bis months — but that mesas good on average, sod not • f thorn tH U ' h w t • «H eU l fey S anford an d Seminole I tiw forthcom ing n e t s o r « ro beatin g [ gram* o f o v m tu al auceoia even before >U m cornea f o r m a k ta f know n th e ir Inia *• UvU# , . „ lt C o n g rtrt w ill convent r a Ja n u a ry Btb th o second aoeelotTof th e 84th C ongrei* I to n o f F lorida’# representative# will ve in to th e n a tio n 's capital to ta k o th e ir J a n u a ry f t h .w i ll , see S en ato r Holland, r .w S S m In W igW ngton akm g Smathere, th* Junior Cramer (1 ) of 8b a r tb a r g w ill be repraaeeting I h d l s t Diet i m n r M i m i n O u r l U B en n ett e f Jaek ivflle, th a Snd D istric t! Congraaam nn Bob EM o f C reetview , th o Srd D is tric tf Conteeman D a n te Faacelt o f Miami, t h a d t h r t r k t t C ongrH sm xn 8 y d H arlhng o f te e e rg, th e 8 th D istric t! C ongressm an P aul gera o f F t, L euderdala, th * 6 th D istric t! agr—im a n J im lfa lsy o f S araeoU , th o 7 th (M e t, a n d C o n g m e m a n B illy M athew * o f tadrriii*. th e f t h D istrict. Im p o rta n t legislation will com* before f W aghiagtoa rsp ree se tativ ea to g u id e th # tfenul seen* sn d th* 894 day fu ton for Aside from politics, th en is • em ter m of economic security to b* developed Senford and Seminole County 1966, ConntrudMh «f homes tad' induatriel iptrty hM retched an slllim* high dur1th* tw*Iv* month* behind us, but even a ter gain* arc predicted for the next live month* lea* th* two day* in which haw celebrated. • New subdivisions *r* being planned, M of them extenaive, some ar* not so I*. Adding th*m together, however, for •nrall picture of what might b* ahead ’ *i akowa that mor* home* will be eonHied In 1969 than in any other pregous I th* addition of th* new aubdiviid th* uptrend in th* construction of ^ringa added impetus to th* grow- Monday, January 9,1086 TODAY’S BIBLI TKSfll "But If from thane* thou shall soak th* pd thy God, thou ahalt find Him, If thou >k Him with all thy heart aad with all thy i!."—Deuteronomy 4:39. ' Vollowiitf the trend of bigger population, there comae the natural growth In bank dpi petit* saving*, inveitmanta, and Wans. Un. doubtoffly, Sanford and Seminole County banka will enjoy th* biggaat yaar In their history. # . Already promised for 1956 is the widen­ ing, four inning, and p«ving of 17-93 from the Orange County lino to Sanford. Not only will wa aee th* flrat section of the highway axpanalon program get underway, but also premised is tha second section from Fit# Feint* on In to Sanford. Along with tbi* development there new tad bigger homes will sprout up along th# highway, that will add aaaa to tr o w , predominantly la to Sanford from evsry eeetlen o f Central Florida, Commercial ea* t |S f f ih iw 7 ^ iH d r t ^ a lo n g th*;highly traveled route. ■' 1956 will tea tha brand new Seminole Memorial Hoepital opened and put In to use. following year# of planning a modern hos­ pital for Seminole County, additional huiv drada will be drawn her* becausa of the completeneaa of a hospital that haa been praised atatewida as the fineet facility second to none except In alia. French Avenue will be completed in the New Yaar to link together the north.south travel of trucks and tourlsta through Cen­ tral Florida. All of these, prnjeet* point to the prograeeivanece of Sanford and SemJnolr Coun­ ty. News of aueh forward thinking and progreeslva action on tha part of local citizens hsa traveled far and wide. Predominant In the progregaiveness is •the fact that again in 1056 Sanford and 8r* minois County will see another Mayfair Ir.n $15,000 PGA Open ‘played in December. Forerunner* of the Second Annual Mayfair Inn Open, playing out of Sanford, will be Gd "Porky" Oliver and Jay Hebert, placiog the name of Sanford before millions of golfer* throughout tha nation as they take part in tournaments and exhibitions in many cities. Thera are other expansions Sanford and Seminole County will sea during tha earning year, all of them still under the wraps of "planning" and not yet ready to be annouu, eed. Cooperation will taka cn a new and de­ cidedly accepted and ^federated atmosphere wf elttoensiworking together for further and greateracoomplishmonts for the Sanford and Seminole County Community. Folks will be working together more efficiently and In greater numbers as 1056 unfolds its gains, Slated to become the draw ing card of tho year are tho Joint endeavors by a team of progressive businessmen with the unveiling of the 8eminola Raceway Park and the St. Johns River Cruises. Coming to Ssnford and into Seminole County because of these two businessmen and two ventures will be thousands of visitor* watching Sanford and Semlnola County grow. Th# more wa grow, the more we learn, and as wa learn, new and fresh endeavors come before us to adtl to one of the fastest and moat prograaaiva communities in tha Happiest New Year w* have ever known. thoae tevtri. INDUSTRY - Motor car sales, after a brief lag. will ipurt treaeadeuily after all Aria* announce her will give a aar’a free parking apaee with the purehaae of each new automobile. Color televlalon prill become ao common you no longer will have to nia to tho back porch to watch e beautiful auneet; you eta gallot over to your wealthy neighbor’* home and iee it on hla TV aereen. A walking machine will be developed into Ue|«t—but eooter bead* will whleb you cm dump your dirty rati Both major party plat- children ai well *a your colled aa wtU denounc* ragwaad aad laundry. An ell well will dlaeover in e motherhood, but each will a Texan. iabr silent oa the crying quta- SPORTS - Britain will finally of the hour, "Shall tha daode- uncover a promlalng heavyweight ba made Amerlca’i national boxer with a pintle laatead of a wr?" It’a b e bpt an lasue far glaai jiw, but Roeky Marciano 4|jap*|f year. will break ft In 1MT anyhow. The DIINR6I—Aa uaiial, only more New York Yankaea will lota the The ntfioR will hit a 4M bUUun American Ltagua race and go on ar Income, and * out of M e vegetable dial. An attempt will arieana will aak, "wendar who be made to Include girl watching my ahareM1 aa an Olympic tport. EX—It will go o* aa uaual, tea WqMlN’l FASHIONS - Th* atyle world wiU be atarUed by a revolutionary new eoraet which sJppera up the front, (hue enabling a fat vita te d m * without taking haip from h tr churtlah huabind. lomo atrang* new ahapaa In ladtea hate gfe is the effing, but la thU Pari SI Section 100. ELECTION NOT NECESSARY TO AUTHORIZE LOAN. Any such loan as provid­ ed la the next five preceding Seclions shall not bt required to be submitted to s vote of the electo­ rate of said City. Section 101. TAX DEED, L1M>TATION o r ACTION TO RECOV­ ER POSSESSION OP PROPER­ TY CONVEYED BY; TAXES. VALUE O r IMPROVEMENTS TO PE PAID UPON RECOVERY. When ths holder of land under a City tax deed goes into actual possession of aueh land, no suit for tho racovery of the possession thereof shall be brought by the former owner or claimant, hla h tifi or assigns or hla of their legal representatives, for the re­ covery of the possession of su h land, unlesi such suit be commsneed within four years after the holdtr of aueh tax deed goes Into possession of said land) and tha holder of such City tax deed, where aueh real dstats Is In the adverse actual possession of any person or persons, shall not be entitled to recover posaeaslon of aueh real estate acquired by such City tax deed, unices suit for such recovery shall b* brought within ons yaar from tha date of acquiring aueh fax deed. Whan n recovery Is had by any . person or corporation of any land sold for faxes under Ihle Act either In an action of ejectment or by bill i,i chancery to set aside the tax deed,, who has not prior to the sale paid the taxes thereon for which tho land was sold, tha per­ son or corporation having such recovery shall pay to the parly, from whom iseovary la had, all the taxes he has paid upon ths land al the time of the tale and the ensta of »eld tax deed, end aU the teae* h* has paid atnee said sale, with eight per cent in­ terest thereon, and (he value nf all permanent Improvements made upon aurh land, bona fide. flection 102. PUBLIC IMPROVE­ MENTS, POWER TO MAKE; SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS TOR PAYMENT O r COST. The City Commission shall have power by resolution |o provide for the con­ struction, reconstruction, paving, re-paving, repair and mainten­ ance, by contract, or directly by the employment of labor, of atreets, boulevard* and alleys, and to provide for the payment of all or any part of (he cost of any street Improvements by levying and collecting special assess­ ment! on the abutting, adjoining and conllguoua or other specially benefltfed property. flection 103. CPXCIAL ASSESSMENTS, HOW MADE. Special assessment! against property deemed lo be benefffted by local improvement!, ai provided for In the preceding Section made jtf|M .* feoi frontage bail* of the properly bounding or abut­ ting tha Improvement, r« h proportion to the benefits which may result from the improvement. Section 104. PUBLIC IMPROVEM E N T S. SPECIAL ASSESS­ MENTS AOATNKT PROPERTY SPECIALLY BENEPITTED. The whole, or such part as ths City Commission may fix, of the cost of raying, rr-pnving nr surfacing or re-siirfactngr conatructlng or re-constructing streets, avenues, boulevards, and alleys, may be assessed, upon property specially benefited by the improvement, In proportion to the benefit! to be dciIvt'J therefrom, or,’if the City Commission finds that all property abutting upori aueh Im­ provement la specially benefited, it may direct that the whole, or aueh part of the cost and expense thereof as it shall fix, be assess­ ed against the property abutting upon tha Improvement, according to ths frontage thereof. TALLAHASSEE UT-Cov. Collins his answarad the question about hU 1156 political plana the way mott everyone figured ha would. He told the courts be would become a candidate for redaction next yssr If they would bold hs Is 'eligible to serve a full tsrm. On the basis of this declaration msde In legal papers be filed la Circuit Court yesterday hs hopes ths courts will decide tha No. 1 question—la he eligible to seek redaction? • A lull thought by resslee Sireeu of Lake Park Hairing to datermlns Collins’ eligibility was dis­ missed by Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor Dec. 3. Judge Taylor said the courts couldn’t answer the question until Collins stated hla Intentions. Tho govamor filed an amended answer to the suit and a petition for rehearing in which he aet forth his Intension* to qualify If he Is rulod eligible. , ‘ BURGLAR COMPLAINS ABOUT TEXAS GARAGES PALLAS. Tex. UR-A California burglar doesn't like the wsy Tex­ ans build* tHeir garages.' Csught ransscklng a Dallas heme last night, the San Quentin grid fled to the garage where he was esught. He complained t* police that In California garages have a back drnr. He **U If Texas garagia wero built that way ho ec-:ld have escaped. "There ought to be * law to build back doors In 'em,’’ be said. "Somebody could get trapped if there was a 'firs." far every individual, every com­ pany, every Industry. There are predictions of s sUdsbsek from the peak for some kinds of business, gestured warnings a r t at hand for dealers la such things as cars, aaw houses, home furnishings, ap­ parel, electrical appUsness, tires. lumbar and evaa for tbs msbsrs of attel. In moat eases it would be only a modsrsts backlog away from beady btlghta. Autos end housing have led tha parade In 1953, with steel sod metal products press lot close. Now the bulldlog Industry pre­ dicts a drop of 100,000 to 300,000 In new homes built next yaar — al­ though still counting on more than one million, and larger and more expensive ones to boot. The auto Industry already is trimming back output Although K g Its most optlmltle spokesman, rlow H. Curtice, Oemfrsl Mo­ tors president, says production Seminole County Records Daniel O. Orabach it » i l« Perry U Cnrtl* tt m „ Ham K Slurrall at u* t Jamta lUwkln, «1 u* H. r~ Purrlt 41 us It Oujr A. 5. • ■#,a )i m _ , , . . Edwin K. Ballard •> ua Jottph C. Ooodion at >ix Mint Eller to Harry Browo a Clay Smith at ua lo John " • Leeoh ai ut _ : _ Jamta Woodrow Cox to Beralaa D. Cox . _ Dan Errea Capthtrt at ux to Bax T. Kina at ux __ , Oaitr-Wtlltr Homta Iso lo Fred L •titlant at hi . _ E. c. Weat at ox to Edward O. Thompion at ux CharWa K. Cilia at »x to Mill* Me* Lord MOKTOAOBI Jamtt Hawklna at ux to Lake Mtraartt Co . . Than B. Owant at ux to winter Park Loan Cerp Jamta SI. Taylor at ux lo MidStall Inv Carp Ira llawthorna to Slat* Bank or Apopka . _ John >r. Huahtv at ox to Fla. ■cilrua Prod Cra. Aato. Rtx T. Klaa at ux to Dan Ryron at ux Jtitl.- i. Muta tt ux to Sant. Atl. Nat. Rank tldham A Tudor Ino lo loeton tVhatloy Davin It Co, Edward O. Thompson at ux to R. E. Watt tt ua SATISFACTIONS R. Owtn tt n* Wlnttr Park Loan Carp to Tfeao Jamtt Sllnott lo J tttlt Slun Hanf. Atl. Nat. Bank to Jtttla L News-Of Men In Service who once pouted It a dUh of trtam in IU fritndleu youth. A jitw dog .SEVENTH ARMY. O erm inywhittle will te Invented which M/ggt. Charily R. Hodgs, 13, poochea can pin in their teeth end aon of Mr. and Mra. A. B. blow to inform the maaer 1 la Hodge, Lake Monro*, recently ime for him to leave the b lr and t o o k part in "Polo Ball,” a walk them back heme. Seventh Army command peat exLABOR - At little of tils a* excise In Qema*y, poaalble. New laboMaviag devleea The exeteiae Mated eommunieawill give moat worker* more Mae liana clothlnx, equipment and company time In which fo aak aupply operations in snow, nsio, the boaa for ahorter hour* and mud, cold and wind. Sergeant Hodyv, a platoon aermore pay. WEATHER—Ruble guat* early m n t in the 43*th Engineer le tin tb* yatr from Waahington, D.C., talien’e Company C, entered the follow** by norm cloud* ov*r Chi- Army in IMP. He arrived ia in June 1PM, eigo and flan Pranelaco in mid- Europe Hedge’* v.-ife, Barbara, U with aummer. Wind* of hurricane force.’ him ia Qennxny. accompanist! by mueh thunder, WiU *w*p all part* of th* nation ll,l*ptei*b*r and October. After I, ipectKiilar lightning .fbpU>* **riy In Novambar, tha'. real of Uri m r win be fair and claar. the hope "there wiU be many BMP ADV ter PMB Thar* Dec. M more children te bits* oor borne." tBlrtao* ekildre* greie By. hla Ant ’a TW town #f Lampun, the Ant wife, who died aovcral yean ago, Lot Capital *f Ia n . i« a founded had afar by bla second wife, wboae age was not teamed. t u i m U MX M ' J H t f **,*». “ ‘a ~ axeembly 11*00, v vV Declm to used cart reporlj* sites slump MV| with fr ie e e P t la ths l u t she msothi. ~ Aoothcr generally expected m A spot is agriculture. 8oms observer* blah price* of farm products s u slide la th# second h ill' of m year. Coupled with possible aerei | s cuts, this could pull sa t u t a lacosu down by s psc Hot U r n this y**r. A Electric sppllsaet hosiers m g worried about • pries tagofw *. among compellng manufacturers, hi soma css# Involving paring-e* rntrehants' profit marglai. '•*'< Steelmen mostly predict their business will go full blast till sum* mar. A faw outsiders see a ehaaeO' of a drop to W per eeat ofteapaetf/ la the dosing moatlu of the y*r-3 gome industry— some la us the taxtlte »»>«• — **—•*/— which enjoyed a comeback la MM -f e a r a tapering off la the l a g half of m e , Ws Itldora Rfodtr to Sara Jaaata w at tin a ro d tn nxal ditren V. *. Inttraal Rav Sarv to < Ovitdo Truck Urowan Isa Tax M tn ■ Fruthaut Tratlsr Ca to W. Popt, cond aalta coatr Udkam A Tudor l»a ta Slli Taailoli at wa. conie a t **!*., VPY Udhara A Tudor Ino to Voatar Maifrito smith at ux. coatr of ml* Odham A Tudor lao to Jack IUV Hrooki ot ua. contr ol aala Odham A Tudor too to Edward CAT-,, man Hosit at urn. eontr ei aala Udhara A Tudor Ino lo Josoph Ed­ ward r«u» at Us. coatr of aaU.. Udhtm A Tudor to LaRojres Dojrie Htodix nt ux, eontr o( nolo ,' 71 Odham A Tudor Ino to William 8. Hieelnboiham as ux. eo a tr.o i.. I^Jl Odham A TiAior Ino to Alfred law* o •st Oroll at ux, coalr ot talo. . , Odham A Tudor Me to JMve V lvia^. tioeea at ux, aontr «< aato Odham A Tudor Inu r» Claude S Sllchaal Jr. eontr o( oalo Frank M Brcmanstuhl at al in Wal­ lace Ji. Crtse al ua. a r t ot agaBS** Ksllia it. Boi,» to Uuahnsll SSvtaa. linal dacraa ■' Jewell B. Fafranlaro M Nelson I d ward LafranUra, Infal dacroo , — T. H. Daniel Jr. a wife to Julia . Mathis A olhsrs, prf o( nub ’ Klison Bldro Nuppljr to N. D. ColllSA Ham Mtm Mosp, claim or lion ■arnica Cox lo Jamaa WoodrcW Cox, final dacraa ' w ra ttle Ratrixaratlan Sarv to |S # S'ato Thaatraa Mr, co rr (SnA.. Charlaa laarcr, ro: afddavIS — judeamant a r II- * d g | * w k be glawa 0,9A W ...naeaa9 e r neiwal 1 • ^ / V . V �- • olden Wedding Anniversary '*■ ^ fc U Student, Releases Song 1 Mr. and Mra. John H. Wyna. who wart married Dae. It; IMS near Lake City Columbia County, celebrated tbelr Golden Wadding anniversary Sunday from I lot p. tk. at Ikelr born# an the old Orlando Highway. Mra. Wyna wort for tha oeea* alona an afternoon dress of shear crepe In a deep plum color cut low In the neckline. Tha top waa accented with a piping of pink aalin. In the front was pinned a rhinestone pin. Tha skirt was slightly flared and scattered with tiny tueka. On bar ahoulder was pinned a purple tona orchid. Tha borne waa beautifully de­ corated with gold ' magnolia laavaa and fern. Golden taper* were burning and natural greatcry was used In varioui spots. Mums and pom:pomi accented tha varioui creationi. Mra. Georgs Means of Oviedo waa in charge of tha decorating. Mias Jean Townsend, grand­ daughter, served punch. She wore a corsage of tallyiman rosea. Cake, wedding squares trimmed with gold wedding bands, toasted peeans and yellow floral mints wars strvsd to tha many guests attending. The table was eovared with a laea cloth to harmonise with tha lovely laea curtains in tha room. Crystal appointments were used and yellow tapars carried out tha Ihema. Mrs. Minnie Means, Gainesville, slater of Mrs. Wynn served take Mrs. Claranea Wynn and Mrs. Clifford Wynn wives of iha naphaw* of tha couple served aa aids. Mra. H. L. Wynn, daughter-in-law from DeLand, kept the guest book. Mr. and Mrs. Wynn came to Hanford on New Years Day In IMS and have resided hare tinea then. He was employed by the ACT, Railroad for some time. They havo threo surviving chil­ dren: Harvey' Lawrence Wynn who now live* In DeLand: Mra. Granville H. Crabtree (Gladys Wyna) of Zonguldak, Turkey; and Mr*. Glenn M. T o w n s e n d , (Blanche) of Clearwater. Yltey right grand children and tw* great grandchildren. Helen Traubal broke through from har classical confines of Metropolitan Opera to play a baudy madama In tha new Rodger* and Hammaratetn musical, "Pipe Dream," and aha won bouquet! la this down-to-earth mood far {amoved from her Wag­ nerian operatic rdlei. From har previous priie-winnlng performances In "A Member of the Wadding" and "I Am A Camara," Julio Harrta returned to Broadway far additional aeeoladaa In hot sensitive perfor­ mance of a young Joan of Arc In BllJian Heilman’* dramatiutioa ef "Tha Lark." ..................... :c . > y r . .• Oviedo Cub Scouts Get Many Awards OVIEDO—Dens One and Two of tha Oriedp Cub Remits, troop I4L mat for a pack martins > Th tirade Jr at tho Oviedo High n * SASKfco T O *U > * S * ', . , Th. Frlrndeh’p * (Jlaia i f ‘tha ♦ Thp-dJSt .v ... .. . . . . V f. under tha dlracUon of Mrs. John mMUna c „ r t ,r J r . . . « ... a s h W M * J - J f t g j S a % S ? l ? ! B assistant. for Den One and Mra. ho^ of Mr. «na Mra. Ftod Eilat, Tharon Reynolda of Den Two. «423 Chaia Ave. Awarda ware given out by cub Tuiaon** mailer, John Evana. Tho»o retvjlbuai calving tha den honors awarda Tha Sanford Tourlit and Shuf. wera Al McCall, Jimmy Courier, (leboard Club will meat at fl p. Den One: and Bobby Shoemaker m, for a covered. HUh luncheon and Dutiglaa Reynold! of Den and meeting. Installation cf efftTwro. cera will b« held. Wolf badges were given In JimDaughters of. Wesley Sunday my Courier and' Bobby Shoe- School Class will hold lt« regular; maker. A silver arrow for elec- meeting and party at'Ttfo p. m. live accomplishments was given!with Mr*. John (iilton, group,* as lo Jimmy Jones. -----% . . ------|—r™ »“ Three of tha boy*. Billy Shoe- alter the new year. They will be preparing lo go into Roy Scout* 2 Whether you dunk or whtthrr you don’t, if you're like mmt Ameri­ cans vest like doughnuts. And for the lighiett hearted sugary yeast-raised doughnuts —look no further than this recipe) Serve these doughnuts •t breekfiu, do, but don’t.forget .... to Lhate them toLfeed • large •crowd ■I iab m IIJ .on ».h*nd a.lunch afitr a J*i. day outdoors or to ruth into_L children's boats. Ilf cups milk t* cup sugar 3 teaspoons ult <4 teaspoon nutmeg lukewarm fee compretend yean) uckages ee cake* yeast, active try or compressed . Ut. beauts 6 tups sifted enriched four Scald milk. Remove (torn heal and ttir In sugar, ult. nutmeg find butter; root to lukewarm Mcatufr water Into howl (warm, not hot. water for acti** dry yeast: lukewarm lor compressed ycatf). Sprinkle or crumble in yeaat. Stir until dissolved. Add lukrwarm milk misturt. Stir in welluntil asissrvtll* smooth. \.ltf Cover andg .beaten eggs W W and ^ half vthev flour vw, v(1*—cups);t heat wiisss 1| ■m let rise in a warm nlice, free from draft until yrast minute more than doublet-in bulk Iabout to minutes). Stir down and heat in remaining .1cups of flour. Turn douah out on ligthtlv floured board: knead lightly so shaiw into a smooth ball. Divide dough. Roll each half into a circle Vi-iflcn thick. Cut with doughnut culler and place on greased baking sheeu. Cover with towrl: In rise in warm place free from draft until double in bulk, about ill minutes Try in deep hnt let UIV’F., until golden brown, turning once Do not prick wuh a fork nr it will sink. Plain, sprinkle with granulated sugar Serve hoi Makes J doien Raised Doughauis. aa * *<iW «- The Inlermadm to. Choir af First Baptist- Cbtmn win moat o*7:00 p.m.. j The Adult Choir of tha FIMt Baptist Church will meet at IkOft p.m. ’ • ■Jhe Seminole County Ministerial Association will have It* regular monthly meeting, at 12:JIP at*'lKa Seminole ‘High School. noyhuril „T« Mllwee, County1SuperinteiWfenl^Vif .School*, wilt be the speaker .-im “Tha Relation of Religion to Publie Edueatlon.*' All ministers In tha rounty are Invited to ijppresent. ------------------ 'll. ■ The Touro Synagogue at1 New* port, It. 1I., la the Jewish house-.*! worship in America. It was built, la ^ a* a&aa^^a a^^ * N you’re hi Ike ourket lee better won to medoeo g (pB A & O W dA * Mrs. Thomas A. Best and ehfldren. Tommy, Roh, Cathy, Pat and Mary, have returned to their home in West Palm Beach, after •pending tha holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mr*. B. H. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Dan A. Jarvl of Ely, Minn, are visiting he:* pa­ rents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Lord at Lhwtr home on I. Sanford Avt. ! *1 figures ' . n a tlv # freedom natural com fort AvheD you vyear Km crlu -cro u glrdln that IVb M M what yen do, you always look-and feel f SWf ftl B Skroaf girdlB. Sarong trim* and alia* your curvaa.,* it* wniqM ariaa-eroag front fivaa you now freedom. * la ro n | merer, narar bind*, never H*Im up. Learn bow •onfort eateboa up with baauty. J M I $ 1 1 -0 0 b tu m g f r . gMU I Saran# Jr. jxm? fi*dU%, %$ 0 * 9 1 Y *A L£J COM B THURSDAY .• Hyee togVoo tkosAt" *a l i aiytWNg her Writ qeefMrf farm add up to *, RAISID DOUGHNUTS Wednesday night Mr. and Mrs. Gena I^Gaiie, who were recently married, were honored with a party hr Mra. L. F. Boyle at her home ob MoUonvtUe Ave. at • p. ns. A Christina* them* waa used through th* horn* with whit* do­ minating tha dining room. Mra. Jan Crappa served wtth Mr*. Roy Hollar, Mr*. Wallace Ball, Mrs. obert Frisch and Miss Dial Boyla aeelating. , An apargna wKJi whit* earn*tiona and lie* plant* waa used lb tha e*nt*r ef tha table and on th* buffat a lovely Croatian af rie* plant* and white camellia* was aeon along with stiver 'I n ­ diahra a holding burning tapers. The ooupl* waa pro ranted a hoilet* momenta during th* eve­ ning. Approilmttely TO persona ffiled at tha beta*. tfiese W ii! J i i / 1 . O I § ■ ¥ V .-A U ¥ ‘A j MONDAY R. L. rerklns Rr. and R. L. Perkins Jr. are In Miami and will return Turiday. Ther attended First Lt. Ben H. Williams Jr., th* Oraugo Bowl Gama (her* left yesterday by plana fnr Gal­ veston, Tea. where ho will con­ Saturday. tinue his studies at tha John Roll Andraason of Columbia, Soaly Ho’olUl, after spending Ihe holidays with his parent!, Mr. g. C. was lha guest of Mrs. and Mra. B. H. William*. L. Royl* and her daughters dur­ ing tho Christmas holidays. Mias H a n • y Rountree and Miss Rosemary Garner spent tho Jane R. Jaekeson of Fuyettvllwaokend in Jacksonville attending l*„ N. C. waa tha holiday guaat the Cary-Weatherford wedding 'of Mrs. Lloyd Boyla. where Mias Rountree was a bridesmaid. While there tha girls Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frisch at apod wtth Mia* Kitty Culpep­ of Highland Park, N. J. are visit­ per who la a eoliege Phi Mu ing Mra. Friseh'a mother, Mrs. L. Boyle. Snrnrity Ulster. Gene LeGettes A rt Honored Recently By Mrs. L. Boyle' A ll C a le n d a r L iftin g ! A n d S o c ie ty N cw b A rc R tq c titc d B y 6 p. m . T h e D a y P re c e d in g P a b U e a tfc m . OOUGHNOTS FOR DUNKING f Majtr Trlumpnt ; Achieved By Many During Pott Y*or By M»rk Barrett Aa •xeltlnf m u m of pattiCMt /over, tta j» .r of 1145 found bath V l l u u and flbdfllbf feminine liar* aeklaralng a numbar of major triumphs la the Broadway thoator. Halm Hayoa had a haart warnlaf aaluta to har Mth aaalvaraary aa a stage actraaa by playlog ••Tha Skin of Our Taath" In Parla aa part of tha U. S. Dapartmant af State’s ,'•Saluta to Franca** program. Ska than returned to re­ peat her performance of the same role of Mrs. Aatrobus la a rovlVfl of lha Thornton WUdef comedy on Broadway. Outstanding among new stage actresses la IT-year-old S u s a n Straaberg, daughter of aelor-dlrector parents, who gives n ten­ der moving performance of a layear-old fleeting from tha Iron Curtain In the kit drama, **Tbe Diary af Anno Frank." Thi* Js Miss Strnsbora’a Broadway stage debut, but .aka has played previ­ ously In Hollywood •films and aha ractdtly playad Juliet on talavla- • ! II® F » » • • • • JUST RECfelVBD NEW I TWO YEAR GUARANTEE EASY TO CARK—LAUND FOR MORE WARM RE81 �T l IT? I * K A % 9 C * 0 * ff 2:28 a. m. 2:41 p. m. . OV firm HAMAMAKtK rm t. A & M M AT M tllK O U C O H T ttr. U TT U T O O t ^ s S fs ^ r WQktaaan’a fareea. assraBmvw SPECIAL i 05B Buick Special Dr: Dynaflow Radio, Heater, 8alx Glass, Low -Mileage, One Local Owner, Car Like New , $2380*00 1B ill K irk Motors Ltgol Notice m x m a t eorraaRW: hr . aivan that Horace FENNELt taa Iliad ill final rapori aa Kxeoutnr of tha aa* tata of EMMA LAOERQUiaT, daretted) that ha haa (lied hta pell* lion for final dlaoharia, and that Judge at Ptmlnol* County. Florida, or tha lith d ir af Jaunarr. till, tar approval of rami and for flail in tmb ■EERY, Rla wife, if Irnna, a a l If t i l l ta Ita i i k t i w i u auiaa, half#. 4«vl*«««. l*aai«N. ereat.ee, aradttarn ar. athar aarM ia ana all a»rt(«a rlaiMiaa lateeaeta a r. Urevah. Qatar a , aaalaat taa aaara aim 'd l i l a i t u l i ar a a r a* thaw l i t u all partita knawa ar uakaawa hatlaa ar alalaiiap ta aava any right, title or lnt*r*»l In nr ta Ika In), lewlav aaaerlbaa land* la Oamlaala Couair, Florida, ta-wlti to la I t and If. Bioak t BA* VIENNA f U L aaaordlnf ta tha y ljt there#! aa raaordadI la fla t le e k 4, f a t a It. Publla h*tarda a t Baanraala Countr, Florida. _ TA X I NQTICX that n aalt haa baa a brauaht aaalaat >*'J In the Circuit C .u r ie r tka Htath Judlnlal cireuit ar rln rid t, and for Ba* miaola C ourt/, wharaln W tLP. 'ft lOtHHOtnAn f Tint VORJMiT > \r/M t m M m m , B iA rtfU P TbP '& A tfX fTuknr'a ra C ity Bowling . ,r ,f % ,,Vft its: laa. Mueto lalai ----- warn m ow rtnucw WAitsfl N ow fo ___ _ rk __Wf# Taa Cb 111# Calfrr City m a tin g OA 1171 Barnett Fainter* tin Bukura Muala in Tommy'a Radiator * lira Matbora Furniture ,111 TWAie m ow iiwotea wawbr Burnett Yalntara lei Ml Saw Tark Alfa laaair alarr CJtr Frlatlag 1,1 m f t■kura Mpala to bmrnra Ja llater Tie Malhara Furniture til n n i T t B M i m ow a «Amsa F. c. Rtehardir Rank Krataor Bob at aal a Jeaea Cook Faol Poaotd ftoorpa Peaeld ana Larry Flvan 1*0k may Eealia ^M wtear, J w a i r r l l 1 ^* 0:81 0:46 SiSI p. aa. 4:10 a. m. 4:41 p. m. 8:91 8:48 p. m. 10:87 10:47 ry 8S Util Dm Tka Lav Coat up tor tha eonteit ovwq If mHilary tanka had to ba uead. Gov. Paul Peter eon X Oregon, In hla latter, promliad an entry but eald Oregon turkey* ara buey pull* tog plow* and doing other term work. ftratton'a Invitation waa turned down "with daap regret” by Oov. Edmund I. Muekle X Maine. Ha ealdt "Our turkey* ara Ju*t too largo to ahlp by nwana X trinepartition known la man." S tafo v d Atlamtto Fliuaco Plom *SAN u u n x «7E°RPla a ta h n a n l Loom Dopf. M EM BER FD IO OUT 07 COURTESY TO THB Tangerine Bowl Came BETWEEN MISSOURI* VALLEY "VIKINGS" AND THE JUNIATA "INDIANS" For The Benefit Of The ; Harr/-Anna Crippled Children’s Home RACING RESUMED 2 8:10 Tues. Jan. — p.m. RA IN or SHINE SiM INO LK PARK RACEWAY *7ha Cwartip Chib a f TrwU tef TrsXm'* Hie BULKY ROOM ft PADDOCK ROOM —COCKTAIL LOUNGE— I V B 1 Y IV X N 1N G non NOW O N - sssss; INCLUDING SUNDAYS o q m h jr i Arcade Package STORE D o n r m fro m s u i G EN E R A L M A N A G IR MODERNIZED TRACK HEATED GRANDSTAND MATINEE EVERY SAT. 8 P.M . D m ia rto iln T rm D m lo ta I x M (I M ha B u i 01 Iha Sapfwd Orteain Stef Track Ta Oar Cteb ,Ui. i , > ’/k ii. 7*... ••. . ........ . . . MO RACING TONIGHT Bf SW W I ADTINTUR1 TONIGHT Midi BU YIN G A CAR? Id. w f e . m w m fix* * t it lilt 14.* llil Those Are Mighty Big Turkeys CHTCAaO UR—Theca appear# to bo mighty big turkeye to eome itatea, It w u dlieloud Tuuday la tettora received by Gov. William O. Stratton X Illlnolo gtrattoo haa Invited tha nation'* 47 other governor, to enter their 6:10 p. ri. , 12:01 p. m. wodneoday* Janaary 11 6:27 a. m. 12:01 a.mu 0:H p. m. 12:44 p.m. Thoroday, Jaanary I t 7:18 a. m. 18:40 a.aa. 7:88 p. m. 1:81 p m. Friday, Jaanary 18 a 7:U a. m. 1:18 «. m.* 8:10 p. m. 1:80 p. mu SatardOy, Janaary 14 f il l a m. 1:88 a. m, >i48 p. m. -8:80 p. 8b laaday, Jaanary 18 0:08 a. m. 2:28 a. m. 0:81 p. m. 8:08 p. u. Monday, Jaanary 46 0:80 a. m. 8:00 e. BA .8:17 p. m. 1:88 p. Fkeaday, Jaaaary 17 W 10:18 a. m. L40 a m, 10JT P - " • . dill p. a,.* Wednaadap, Janaary if 10:88 p. m. 4:88 a. M. 11:81 a. » . 4:11 ». m. Thurwlay, Jaaaary 10 11:26 a. m. g-gp ^ — ►m , 1:41 yu a , Friday, January P0 18:11 a. m. | : l | *. * . “ '“ f * * d :8 T p .m ^ Satnrday, January 8! ■ 1:07 a. m. 7:fl a. WL liSg P - ^ 7:87 X Bb Snaday, Jaaaary 88 8:00 a.m. l:SSa.BL Slid a:;?4 A PPLY FOR OLD LINE L IFE LEGAL INSURANCE Apply F or Old L in t Leg*] RMOTT i Life Inouranco Xaaeaa City* Me—If yen ara under SO, yau can atilt apply for • 81,000 Ufa toeoraaea policy ta help taka ear# X final expenaee wtueut burdening your family. Yea kindle tka mtlra trtnaeeton by man with OLD AMEIU. LAN af XANIAB CITY. No obllgatleek No •«• will tall an youl Write today far tree InfarmaMan. limply mall paeteard or lat­ ter (tiring aga) to Old American laa. Cs, I W. tth, Dept LIMB, Banana City, Me. INC, a Florida Cor,arat{ it - •ala Larry n**« araaa ralaar in People 60 to 80 «V «41 I Oaaria ntul North-South all-itar ataih M Montgomery, Ala. •ft. Bob K naoni dropped bU olfa ratio lighter. Whan ha boat ovar ta »Ub H up bla pUtai Jal out X hu belt and fired/ Tha buSat want through a plate ■law window, kH tha eotitog X CIYY CITY BOWEINW BOWEINI SCWKDCtW Bhop ra. Bur. Tomrar'a BaOlator ibop Rett pRlktara. New York Ufa l u O a n liatbor'a •H»l P Firnltora Co. CITT BO raw Ter laa. A Bubir* R mra'uVaio oa*r t*. e«tary ottr tatiRt Co. _ Muato ' INDtVIDVAb ATBBAOaa Boraatt Falatara atara A Calarr City Frlntlnr Co. t. « TF Au Tommy'* Radiator Bbop A Mathara 41 Ml* 114 4 Furaltura Ca. •. aoaaaa A I la tha Prairie Vtew bun a a aT Jra c n tfu iT r o r i TNB NINTH Jtm tOtAb < o r th u rtatw o r vi IN AND rOH RRMINOLI Tnoodoy. Jaan ary IS 8:55 a. m. — a. aa* T « as Chriaiian haa AQ-Amarica Jim Swlnk to battar tha oppoalng lino. It'a mainly baaauaa of him that TCU ruted tha favorite. A crowd X about 71,000 waa axpoab ad. 01' Mlae haa playX In throe Msgex homo grown turkay In bawl gim«a bXere tela and laX •antax to bo bold la oannoctlon tham aQ. with tea National: Turkey fader* A aoltex throng X X.000 • plua Hen aanvanttoo ta Chicago Jan. 44. waa ospaetad Mr the OeargU la lituing tha abiUanfa, Strat­ Taeh-Fitt baltte. Faatbar Fullback ton aaid nilsolj Mr yaara had Bobby Grier waa the firrt Negro ahlpgod 1U btggaX turkay* ta India avar to play kt tea Sugar Bowl. to pull elaphaata oX X tha mud Gov. Motrin Oriffia X Oeargte a t It would, ba aald, eempeto with tooted to hla prouaee on the field, ordlsary ktog-alu turkaye, "tha but bo waa overruled by oeheet vartety whlab te need Mr bulldoi tag oparotMaa.M M M ur bawl gamoo, T u u Taeh Oonrga M. Loader X oppaood Wyoming to the Sun Bowl FameXvaXa a n t Stratten o pieH ■ F i n , Toi l JuXato (fa,) X Ua atata'a entry, thawing BT ACCIDENTAL MOT wax m i l # Kuwait Valter to tura CORPUS. CHBIfn, Tat. Ill — ten Tangerine Bow! X Orlando, a turkay twlea aa stall aa Laeder Mr*. Pate Tunchaa, aparater X a Fla., and Prairie Vlow s a t Tan- Gov. J. Bracken Laa X Utah aaid a turkay would bo rounded aaiek bar at tha polle# atatloa, w u aeetdaatallr ahot br a 4ataaUva yeeterday—but nobody fat S:dt a- uu P *• Satnrday, Jaanary 7 8:21 a. m. 9:41 t. m. 8:28 p. m. S:4S f. Sunday, Jaanary 8 4:17 a. m. 10:S4 a.m. 4:88 p. m. 10:81 p.m, Monday, Jaanary 8 ■t , 8:08 a. m. 11:22 a. * w 8:24 p. m. 11:11 p. m, K l dux## t»w/4J mt# W S A /tT it AMP ARID PVT!* tHQA4* f t A . MV iL B o rr •AAAPCMAWmamk S . 71* Thaiadny, Jaawery S IttS a. m. tiM l.d l P. m. 7M _ Friday, Janaary t <% w *a* M tM t* m m rmtmR ss s t S «:Mi 4 1S:B a . » . 4l:*»..pr .W. _ tha No. 1 team la Sw aacatry, agalnX Maryland; tha Cotton Bowl la Dallna ralrtd TnUa CbrUtUn RfAiait l|l*«Uilp> p, and dw lufar Bawl la Now Orteaaa aatebad OaarfU Toth tad Pitt AO wart down far full radio tad laterl»kw cortrafo aa faQowi: ‘ Bow — I p.m. (BIT). NBC radio aal TV. Orange — I P » - (BBT), CBS radio and hr. Cotton — I p.m. f KST). NBC radio and TV. Suitr - I p.a. (BSD, ABC radio tad TV. AO ftmaa wara figured to ba eteaa and, hi fact, so team w u rated batter than a ooe-touendewn favorite at kiekadf tlma. Michigan State rated m o touchdown UCLA aa did Oklahoma or or Mary­ Uad, Tatra CbilatUa avar Miealaalppt and Oaorfte T ub arar p u t Tha XfleUl waatbar Mroeiite wort ftvorabla la all Mur dtlaa. Tha iub waa out artrywbara axdapt Now Orteaaa wbara tbolr waa aoma aloudlnaaa. Thera wara two All • Amarieu at Paaadana — QiurttTbaek Earl Morrill X filch lean State and Guard Jama# Brows X UCLA. Only two yoari ago, tea Spartaaa wMw X tea Ukaaa la tea I on Bowl and tea aaora oteea tha Big 14 and PaoUte Caate Oantorance bagaa teair tlaup atando P i Mr tea Mldwaatewtara. Tb« Oklahoma — MaryUad atmggte baa boas awaited • long tlma—ovar atatoa tea W aadad tha Tarpa, 74 to the aanie m# bowl twa yoari age. Oklahoma, tha natteoel champion la tha ftool Aa> •edited Prwu poll, ooulda* tratara Uit Now Yaar'a baaauaa X a Big T baa aa Ita obamptoa pUylxg tbara twa yaara ha a row. Both team ahowX ktentleal KNO rooorda, bat tea oxparta wara rld> la# whh tea Samara, tea boat ra n ala# team hi tea oaostrp-a team wklah ytted up yardage X tea fantattle rate X SMI yarda par tea* oX lad S.1S par pUy. It ramalaad ta ba earn whether tea rauatad MaryUad (aryU ad dafaaii. whUb haa yieldad MX 7S.0 running yarda gaaa, win bo enough to atop 1 Aflfwgn? f B& arSS f * �— OPT PWT AM).' It ita Worth Aaythlaff It’s Worth Adverttata* la THE SANFORD HERALD NOT A PROJECT! CLASSIFIED ADS CMrawSlT C d SfiSi GROCERY STORE and Servlet Station outiide City' limit*. $13,013. Small Down Payment. Small Home close to 17-93. $4,400. With $ acres of land. GET c t m cash ta t artWee yoa ENVELOPES. letUrtea**. *dte­ .no lamer nan. fine* Year nd to­ ase* ls. iivoieea, hand bills, and day. p ro g r e a t , etc. Progressive PrimUse Co., Pbose 40$ - 461 —Factory to T o w West lith SL Aluminum Venetian Blinds GATLIN BROTHERS Dragline and Bulldoier Service 36 ACRES cleared Citrus Land. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom Phones: 2221 — Sanford. 2232— type*. rail with ptaatle ends. Plastic or $3,600. Geneva. ______ rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon __ Large. Landscaped BUILT On cords. P . M. CAM PBELL Lou: in the Nat ef aalguorGeperal Oeetracter S t J X u ^ a ^ f Cam fM f SeMkartk Gta« m i Paint Co. hoods. W A N T AD RA TES Tho Following Rate* aro now in effect l i e Per Line for On# InwrtlM .m 16a Per Lin# for Three Ins.no** ^ lie Per Line for Five Insertieu l i e Per Lise for Each 21 laeertions. _____ MINIMUM KATEt S4a RolUwny and B*br Btdi lav Wick or month—T*L 1423. '• • Center U» W*it First Avalon Apts. Hteftsocy. 7I0.W. ______ U K _______ __Realty far D*Mr» Phone 37. able Homes a ad i dApts. ______ TWO-Bsdroora Apartment. Clean, attractively furnish'd. U s e o i Garage and telephone. $75. Phone 1337. _______ PURN. Efficiency A?t. Highway f J7-I3 South City Limit*. Phone * 2317-W. Stumberland Court. EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ able for bachelor or couple. . Steam heat, private bath, show! er. Corenlenily located. Acroia ■ from Post Office. laqulrj Man­ uel Jacobson Dept. Store. NICE rooms. 46. week. Ph. 1018-W. APT. for couple, 433., also 4 rooms downstairs. 611 Park.________ Two and Three room apartments with hath. 2983-W, 113 Elm Ave. Two room furnished downstairs Apartment. Near nursery. *13 Palmetto. Phone 602-W. Four room unfurnished downstair* Apt. Ill Oleander Ave. Phone 122-M after 6, Mrs. Armstrong. AVAILABLE Jan. 3, Furnished 0 room bouse lor 3 to 4 months, |S adults. Phone 1909 GROUND Floor Duplex Furnished Three rooms and bath, No pets Mrs. Scott, 217 W. 13th St. NEW 4* Lorsln Drs* Line. Phone . Orlando 26-764. THREE BEDROOM. Ux balh, masonry. Private Lake. Yaarly or seasonal. Unfurnished, 463.00. Osteen-Enterprise R o ad , m mUeiWest. Mr. WIstrand. D FURNISHED lower Apt., alao furnished Garage Apt. 1308 Mag. nolla. *_ WANTED TO RENT OR BUY - HOSPITAL BED. PHONE 2I96-X-J._______ <HTATB FOB SALH-6 THREE BEDROOM HOUSE Shale » Complete Trees—RIA lorallon Price M ,U M U « Down. To Harp Tou Buy or sen Raae L. Payton, I n t e r As m belle B. n w l m w , An n . ! Pb. aell - 17-62 at HUwatha Robert A. WlllUma, Realtor Baymeed Lundqulat, AisoclaU Phone 1673 Atlantic Bank Eldv. » 112-114 West 2nd St. Phone 320 _ all the to« Phone 112ftA. B. Peterson,Broker QUICK CASH tor Furniture. AddCOMPLITE with about auch Associates . A. B. Peterson Jr., i you have dmamed tag Machines, Typewriter*, Out­ General Etectrle colored_ G P. J. Cheateraon. Garfield WUas board Motors, Boat*. Super emaaMaaahi and colored ptemhta* latta. John M eisch.R. W. WllTrading Post One mil* South fiahSSr llama, Haxel M. Field. A. C. on 17-92. Phene 301T-W. Doudney, Land Surveyor. ARMT-NAYT SURPLUS Pup lentj, Jungle hammocks, A with minimum dawo»ay« BEAUTIFUL L A K E FRONT sleeping bags, air-mats, lacked, menu. boots, luggage, paint. 310 SenHOME, conercta block construc­ lord Ave. tion, two bedroom*, caraga and WaQborn C. PhUSpau J r . car port, beautifully landscaped, sprinkler system. 11 you are •1 V A R IE T IE S PA N ELIN G Since te a . Sanford'• Leading NaUva and Foreign Woods. Interested in Boating, Fishing, Bidder of nomas for over l.soo See Them At Swimming, this la it. 419,930. people. Salta Office: little Venice S herm an C oncrete Pipe Co. Small down payment. I T Loch Out Wee* 13th RL Phtwe 34S9 * T ' 1144 3 Bedroom, concrete block, oak Boors, car port, utility room, REPOSSESSED shade. 410,300. 4730.00 Down. Motor Cycle • 1031 Triumph. 61,660. DOWN Model 6-T. Excellent condition. 3W B. R. lW Baths, C. B. Nicer Will sacrifice. Phono 132, Mr. section of City. 173.23 per month. Older Horae, 3 large bedroom*, close in. 410,000. 41.000. Down. Loop. Priced to move at gU,S00. 41,000. DOWN — 3 P. R., separate 3 Acre Farm, all tiled, flowing 320 foot roll of new wire. 34 tnchea well, with 3 bedroom concrete wide, 413. 18 Inch Rotary Lawn Dining Room and Florida Room, block hom*. 44,300. Good terms. Mower, new, 430. Phone 2901-J. Kitchen equipped. Niee section.. . 8% Morgsge. 3 Bedroom house, furnished, large BOXER Punt, Three months old. J. C. Trawick, Osteen. lot, shade and fruit trees. 4730. DOWN — 2 Bedroom Fr. 13,700.00 4730 00 Down. Stucco, centrally located in City ROUND, Oak-leaf dining room on large lot with shade. Furnishtable, Baby Crib. lit. 1 Box 201. 3 Bedroom house, Furnished, close ad. 43,700. Phone 1014-M, Mrs. Jennlo Ericin. 43.000.00. son. 43,000 DOWN — Three Bedroom, J. W. HALL, REALTOR, well preserved Frame House, WF.LL trained gentle horse, 21A and Garage with room and show­ Florid* State Bank Building year old Gelding. .Saddle and “Can Hall" Phone 1734. er. On largo well-landscaped log bridle included. 4100. Phone Including citrus and tropical 1820-J3. fruit*. Total priee, *8,000. No THREE Bedroom cement block THILLIPS home, landscaped, BOAT-STORE. Phone 433-lt. City taxes lo payl Close to Base hardwood Boors. G. I. Finance. and Schools. Phono 617-W. 11C VALUE - Largo (1,181 *<i. it.), modern, 2 BR. CB, 1IW oEE US NOW for one of our 1030 CASH. TRADE-IN prices Boon, built 1334. Just out of Three Bedroom houses. Con­ Highest paid far uced furniture Cali t u . the City on fenced plot. Has Clly struction to be started soon. VA Wilson-Malar Furniture Co. Ill water, Sewer, paved mads, Insured loans. E. 1st SL apace heater, Venetian blinds, LIVING room, kitchen with din­ Firs* Reppltea - Machinery ing area is COMPLETELY 47,000. for Two Bedroom maansry house. Will be completed last of electrically equipped. Large January. Only $330. down. FHA 1331 FERGUSON TRACTOR — closets, utility room and lull insured loan. Just right for re­ Duk and other equipment. Ex­ tlla balh. This property apprais­ tirement home or lor small cellent condition, call 2311-W ed at I12.221.s5. If sold now, family. evenings. only 911,000. Terms. Compare this ona I H IL P WANTBD 11,500 DOWN - I BR. Aabestoa mgajBM DM L -t BOYS WANTED— Florida Tlmea Siding. Kitchen equipped.. LandUnion wand aaveral above aver­ scaped. This is a real clean daaL B Wiel# vhot* 1333 age boys to carry newspaper 4M Linm Av*. ACREAGE route*. Must bo 12'k year* old 320 Acres, accessible In Lake, or older. Apply 100 W. Flfal St. Lake Frontage and Grove Land. S e e tu Machine*, an* Rapalriag Phone 1737-W. *1M per acre. Term*, 39%, bat- B B Jtrs 164 ft Path Ph*n* 17*L anca In riva years at SVi%. DEFINITE FUTl'Iii; possibilities for sites minded man with abili­ 30 Acres Including rrove and ■ngfvrly AppHaaM Caatw ty to manage others. Will con* “Your WeaUaghouae Dealtr” lake front. 41,000 an acre. uder applicants who are mar­ Maytag Washers ried. age 23 lo 3!i, High School Coleman Rasters ... 439.93 up W. H. “B « " BTEMPER graduate or better. Must lie 111 Magaelia Ave. Phene 1737. Realtor — General Insurance permanent resident of Sanford Gertrude B. Dlagfelder, Awot late earnings potential (or quality Used furniture, appliances, tools, Gay Alien, Aaaedata man above average, opportuni­ etc. Bnugbt-aold. Larry's Mart, 2133 111 N. Park Ave. ties to advance rapidly for in­ 321 East lit St. Phone 1631. terview rail 1737-W, 1 to 3 n. m. or write Time* Union, 1UG W. 1931 MASSEY—HARRIS 35 Diesel First St. Tractor, 2 Disc Hester Tlow, • Ft. leveling Harrow. IIA HKLP WANTBD (female) io\ B R irr TiACTOE CO. ■way 17-93 Snath Phene 6*1 BEAUTICIAN full or part lime. Call. 971 or 2S0J-J. ' Window Sills — lintels Fine Blocks — Cradlo Blocks LADIES — L'-i. Canii lor your Grease Traps — Dry Wells. Church, School, Lodge oi Civic Miracle Cencrti* Co Club (or distributing just a few 366 K la Av* Ph. 1333 packages of Nationally Adver­ tised Watkins n rodued through ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED ft HEATING each member of your nxganliatlnn. Watkins Products, 1*. O. BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED Floor Fumares and Circulators Box 31, Daytona Beach. Flu. H. B. POPE CO„ INC. from 411,300 to 113,000 . FHA 2M South Park Ave. Phene 1446 aad VA (GI) Financed. 10B— SALESMEN WANTED -1 0 ‘ ODHAM f t TUDOR, INC. ECHOLS Qutlttop Set . . Reg. 1139. Trad# . . 496 00 (Twin or AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN Builder* of Finer Hoaaa for Aggressive and alert, Sales ex­ Double Site) Florida Living. perience. Write Box SCfvi Thu LUXURIOUS Foam Rubber Set Sanford Herald. R eg,. 1139. Trade . . . 4129.00 Sale* Office—1*25 so. French Ava. KINO SIZE Hollywood Bed Fbooe lioo or 3660 60 X 69 Mattress IPC MALE HELP WANTED 10C 60 X 60 Box Spring Headboard (Decorator Pintle) •MEN .. Earn $2. an hour, sales Rag.............4179.00 and delivery. Experience not 1129.50 neresiary. Must be. able to meet CHOICE of Many Different Suites public . . . Start at onee.Watklns Bookeaae Bed Products. P. O. Box 34, Daytona Double • Dresser Beach, Fla. Large Mirror > Mattress 11WORK WANTBD___ -11 Box Spring “Home* el DistinctionHi-Way 17-6R PRm * 1441 Space Heatora. and. floor Funeral Trade-In. ace*. t o r Saatord Aw, un Contract and repair work. Free estimate*. R. L Harv*y. 404 Sinlord Av*. PhM* 1636. INTERIOR and E X T E B IO R Painting. Paper Hanging. Phono ■U1 W. Bulfum h Walker.______ liftINSURANCE —14-B I FVa4arr al Rate* to Policyholders John WflllAMto Ibb. i l l fteitorit AHaaMa 46 ^ ^ ^ ■ n U iL R B ts l 7-Al'Tt,MOIirLJtA. It will pay YOU to see US befor* you buy. Open Evenings and Sundays, Bailable Trailer Salea, I'alatka, Fla. * BAitiiAIN! rrerlrss Trailer ann Cabana, Park Ave. Trailer Park. FOB SALE — 1D.V1, 42 Ft. “Travel, bin" drlux ll'ime Trailer. Two Bedrooms. Air-conibtiuned, nrculaling heat. Cost $fl.70O. Will sell for 43,700. Phono 1863-W. 1951 Chevrolet eimvcrtlble. Baillo and heater. Ono owner. Call 2167-14. 1ft AUTOMOBILE BEUIUCM ^U CABS BOUGHT SOLI) TRADED Roy Reel'a Used Car* Sanford Ave. It 11th Ct. 1ft- BOATS - MOTORS Television n u arai e Film m ° AV Duvst Show Hpnrtsmsn Club Voits of .rirsttone 1 Li»» Luev Dscsmbsr Bride Hit Psrads rsopls* Chairs M«ht .Vans Rspori eisrliah t T hsstrs aian-urt ct 7:4S Si SO *!|S s is S.nn S:IO 10:0rt 1•: ••) itisa ttiST 13:10 TcaaoAY MOBNINB * il* 4:11 I 1** 1:94 - tiia l«:jn tain toijn ai .oo UltS 11:S0 a l#n.Ob .. Froetsm Iisetun* •ws-tosathsr he Hsraiair I t s * o isn .i?n rrneram B tsun* Nsws.W ssthar ltrnls Kovact Show* Film Far* ivhst's T9ur Treubla airU* It RlrH sm asoos 11:90 Valiant Lady 11:11 Lot* of l.lts 1lisa Ussrrh for Tomorrow "ne l.lebt I.leht 11:44 n.iMin# 1:91 t ick I’sar I'sar flShow till oi* atery I.M n«|itrt Q. Lswl* 1:19 Film S'ars 119.) Hie rs y rff 1:19 St.,1, Crosby 1.45 Mn.niln# around nrIth Klsinn 4:99 Drlentsr Day •serst atorm \ \ \ On Tear Aemunt w a r n ct CBARirn. e H tn u i Arrscssnoosi 1 : 9 9 Mlekay Mouse Cluh *:99 dupsrmsn 1:19 S:lli Jl-pnrt *:4I l*oue irdwerde ft Newt Ti99 p.'lss m TilS Utils* 711 7:19 Ilnbln Ho9d 1:99 lliirnt A Allan S||9 Jat Fomm S.99 I |^v« Lury S 19 Dsrrmbrr Hrlde 19.99 etudl .1 Onn 1oia.a tu.idin nn* 11.99 | | o'rlocU Baper* M ill Lata Hl.on12:1* Haws ft BO Tiim tiA V ■SOHIINU a it T»-t I’sllrrn 7:99 Uornlna Hho» Si 9,1 ( api. Kanytrue 1.90 Opait Houta *14a tlpan Hnuia |HAO Carry iloore P:19 Arthur tiodfraf 11:99, Arthur Oodfrer II 14 Mirlha 11 Mill 12:l« Velianl l.a 1«■ AS~rr.a.<iooa l l i ’S I oits or Lit* I .So Kaarrh (or .'nmorraW I) IS Ouldlne Ll*ht t.r.i On* Oclnck n tp a rl i. a J a r la T s a r t J* U n S lv r 1.91 MnhL q. Lee* Hill llnuiap*.“ y |l«< ‘tie ra y iff if 4__ tits |nb Crosby irlahtsr D*f Evinriirio Salea A Servlro 301, V. 1st St. Thone >96 ___s s m a a W • rUBNITOBB. I '»**< Oee4*-4l tew itiLocTCLBa MORDAT amSStROOR l:*l Tha n ariam Hoar lil* Werld at a n BVRRIRta 1:11 1:10 IIS T:*« --FRIGIDAIBE appliances, ssles T :]» and aervleo. G. II. High, Oviedo, .41 Fla. Phono F0333IS nr Sanford • |04 (:I * 1642 W alter fl p. m. SilO I0i{4 l e il M— OFFICE KOMMIMWI —n JjiM g-y.i,ccT E icA L K t a v t c a i - a Twill Slit anna* Bporta Book Muiln at Random IVKtlne i»n On eA % vClang io q i R * * n l 9 f At ii e I r Mai ”>l- For Jtualo Night Kdlllon l.'nltad Nation* It * Uanrallma At llo a t With Muate Nawa Uymen'e Call T* Frayee IliOtH Sice o if HAYNES Office Machine Co., Typewriters, adding machines, Salea-Rentali, 314 Ma|., Ph. 44. *!«* i;U BBAUTY rABLOBB Eva-n«M Iknuly Shop BEST in Workmanship a n d Materials. R» East 2nd SL Phone 443 iS (:*• T r n iD A T M O f t R IR O an On Arman's Call Te Frtyar '» » » Braakare *w* t aaisrn Jeaabarae Nawa a*»*n Oalaak Club Nawa Uporia At A aiaaaa Joakar** Choirs Moroln# Darotloea Harmony Tima World At Nine MornlBf Mslollse Htra and Tbar* lioo Club tawa 100 Cluv I StSI 1:41 fit* For AM. Your Beauty Needs eaU fill ISill H a rrie tt’* Denutjr Nook l*:|# Phono 071 103 So. Oak Are. 11:11 (Oprn evenlngi by appolnlmnnt.) 11:10 Uaptal rarfortnanae ----1---- L i _ i ._I APTBStROOR Sals r LAUNDRY SKRVVICS One hour - Wash and Damp Dry One hour H, • Wash and Dry Fold Finished Laundry SanJtonn Dry Cleaning SoMthiido Lau>dro«u( baulk Side Feednart Bldg. 106 Bast |4th SL 11:41 14:14 11:10 1:10 iill oo Warld At Noon Radio Farm Dlfeet Totadar Matins* Naw* M*r Non* fUntk \ World m Thraa a:Ia conrm >n siioieiur* 1 I') t:00 4it0 4:11 Ilacord rravlaw Taan Tim# Nawa Taan Tlmw vfijmvo mmvicM -w 1119.00 House work. 703 S. Bay Ave. ECJIOL'S “Day-Or-Nlghter” Sofa, «^vwwwigamBggagBgjw.'. j'.i_em i L. L Sill—Piano Technician Platform Rocker Chair Phooa 21CL Routo L Sanfard. 1ft- fWWBBB OfFPftTVNITIKB Choice of Covering HAYMOND M. BALL, BROKBB O.M. HARRISON, BROKER S. D. Higbleymao, Asaorlate 304 South Park Ave. Phone 960 DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS , A C T iA F H 1. A slant 6. Couch 11. Port 12. Custom 13. Laval !4. Joint 13. atoraga place 16. Portlona a- °* < curved tinea 17. Niton t, _ i(abbr.) w w w .if - anmaat.* . l.Jtw lih month J v *ry CLASSIFIED DlftfLAY 19. tmmtnse" ha r a . . _ . 20. Potm 21. Royal iteft 23. FUh 24. A worthtea* scrap 23. Greek letter r* T“ 24. flcrutlnUa 3*. Bolect ip* 31. An old' weight >> lor wool w UL 32. A ridge on Hr flngorboard , el a stringed! iniL-umin; 33. Excle* TT L mat,on $1. Excteme# tlonof xm m ploaaur* 35. Sharp nell n rrr r 3ft Black, vtaccuF • eubit*ne« 37, Atone (or 39. Exam!* nation 40. Eetewgy: as land 41. Reluctant 42. Conduit 43. Alleviate CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED CRESCENT CITY LD-Th# North Florida Telephone Co. sold today construction has been completed on'it* new W million dollar ex­ change building h«re. Equipment Installation n e x t month will result In t chsngeovsr to tho dial system and toll free servlro to Pierson, Lakn Como, Hovilln and Pomona Park tor Cres­ cent City residents, Seminole Realty ■ WINE BOTTLE FATAL MIAMI LR-Arthur Cress!, 40* year-old carnival worker, died list night alter he fell on a wine bottla he had been carrying, stabbing himself in the chest. KEROSENE 17e Par Gallon 17e IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION 1208 Park Ave. For All Cars StricklandMorrison, Inc. Sanford, Florida Phone 200 l _ I3IIM . aft 'iftO na'g m :» in# 1' 1 *JH ’ s falhoFa »1 II I V ' i .a alitor r 1•** 1 '^1 «W*i 19. ComiN * r 1 1“ % is . nr JT (41 •4, au w >3 .5 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY WELCOME : TO SANFORD N a v a l P e rso n n e l Will Yon Its Our GasftT ’ i i 1 *i i i ! .i •n.»: I :h •* " • " • n ::i j 1‘ *'11161 1 • .nt-:isi. »* . eft / -JJ . IMUk’i i V. * ’ i « t • H n ; • » 1 1 1 HI a4 M i HI u ■ ■ ■ lei ■ n Sr j □ □ □ □ □ □ □ TT □ □ □ □ □ □ □ T. V. SERVICE BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS CUSTOM FITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION t IftExcl*. (Button II. OeaoFf•‘ W * 27, Stick ^ . 10,aFlttod . 'tog*the# a# • together) ,22. Stuff .a ae bowIf* W. Kind Of H .Incite', f / ^ d a t o y r I Hoar Sarvlr# — Anytime 6 Piece Sofa Bed Group ... ftetatam CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Service Call I.M . wa w i e t v i l l Paul’s Town ft Country Phone 1684-M 1*. abundanl ^ eopla 3. Baking aOiTrtbiia ehambor tans 4. Writing. ,ogoi# Imptomonl Mtsalfti ft Half an am ft Blmptoton ' f t ' a & t 1119.95 GOOD Income property. Colored INSTRUCTION -to ______ Concrete Black ECHOLS BEDDING CO. rooming house, corcroin blork Cullen aad Harkey, Realtor* fi. — J336 Down Payment Corner 2nd It Magnolia Ph. 1232 construction. 21 rooms. J’rrsent AIRLINES NEED" 144 N. Park Ave. PN m SMI. 636. P ar Month P A I “ Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. Income. 12.340 per year. Priced IIOSTKSSKH ' KJtcban Fully Equipped. Open Monday's til 9 p. m. at VJ.OOi). 41,000 Cash will handle. TWO Bedroom House, also Naw STATION AGENTS Generous terms on balance, all Three Bedroom House. Ph. 36-R. Aet last to ehcoaa color* and tlla. particulars, Box J F. % Herald. ticket agents, raiervitinn agents, O iler • W eller B ooms, lac. USED Electric coin dispenser ' drink box. Good running condi­ mgg— HB— gggga.n.-jji ■__iu-asu. rommiinication sgents, traffic L O W E L L K. UXISR tion. Ideal for boer storage box and sates representatives, etc. 14— TRC3AL WtLTICXg -14 Can be area at The The major commercial airlines I o J S 'W .’S K JiV Herald. »40. urgently need young men unit FLOOR tending and Onlsfal women, ages 17 t<> 39, with a Ctaastsa, w a m f. Sonin* 8ai C A . WHU tPU M . n . high school education and a nole County ilnce 1023. m g . Bout Betal* Broker pleasing personality for per­ H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary. manent positions in tho passen­ Y. R. DeSglas, Rehy K. WOllama gsiaim akk' ger departments. Airline em­ Plumbing. Kreaky IlcaUa* ployees enjoy sccuilty, higher i l l ft P a rt ^ Ph. u n M. G. HODGES pay, frre travel passes, social Service on All Water I’utnpa— and recreational activities, re­ THREE BEDROOM Home. Cinder Walla Drilled - Pump* tirement and Insurance advan­ block, hardwood Boon, complata •Faola Road Phone 700 QUALITY! tages and .kitchen In Wynnewood lection. Phone Z70-W. S • B. R. modern masonry horn* INSTALLATION of Linoleum, Car- EXCEPTIONAL ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITIES in top condition, situated on 13X130 short low cost training period lot (a eieollent c!ot*-m location. THREE Bedroom House. Kitchen Sanford Linoleum ft Tile Co. A • Leri* Sofa Bed that will not interfere with your Horn* ha* furred walls, full cera­ equipped, attic fan, panelled • Matching Platform Rocker 137 W. 1st SL Phono 1317 present Job ran qualify accept­ mic tUad bath, and oak floors. TV room. Call 2497.R. or Lounge Chirr able applicants for an exciting Kitchen haa beautiful natural • Mcdarn Step-Table tti.inoii'u* i.ie c i. Write giving cabmen, moulded Formioa • Cocktail 'fable Alexander ft Sirlnftr number, lo Airline Trainsink top, and G. E. equipment. Chnne • Table Lamp Real Estate • Insurance )£, Nallnnsl School of AeroAn assortment of eltrus trees • Sofa Pillow i. Leartae Messeeaar, Am nautlcs, Box M, The Sanford fa back yard. This home la ona Herald. year old, welkin* distance to Complete only $129. ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call AIRLINES NEED Ralph Ray, 3160. (Easy Terms) Young men 17 to 30 See nur ad of equal value. 11,100 a mu a r---------w r sonryour ?. wlot. *,kS*e homes handle, under INSTIIUOTION (No. 30), RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. National,School Mather of Sanford Zhctrieal ip plana end flnancln*. of Aemautiea. Contracting and Repairs now while we ar* acheM M I M. let t t . Phone 11 AIRLINES NEED TV Berrien Center job* for 1M«. -Voting-women 17 In 39, Fee Our W. DIETRICHS T. W. M il Benrtlx and CmiJey Appliance LewaO E. Oder ad under Instruction No, 30, 1M1 Park Ave. Phene sv at 1 112 Magaalk Ave. Ph. 11J National School oi Aeronautic*. Far peer Keel ____ ,- v ACBOM la u M M I J a * *‘ J ’'xt >• v l-danga . bird • i. ,e « 1 Ik* 4 A Ptopleef ^ 3. DnUMM / !'H 4 ♦ ■witaerUBd W4.Wlre *1 M :i • 1 JM 11. Circuit iw u o t _ * «i t • « M RIII : » V .' J * U. Sharp6. Not frtafl^**: V J 1 *!*• beaded A Splinter* '1 "1 .' «J 9 weapon 7. Pel* Isa j M • 1 IS. Olrl* n*m*T? ft Indian ; » r i i 1 • • 1 '.'I 3ft Kan's 34. Become # of Peru •• * 41 li 1 1a•) 1labia to , r #. Rabbit'* tail «>. , *lck-. v- a—f l 19. Proeeeutftt 110. Wither • tiams judicially, 17. A remnant .!3ft Shelf MofwtAry IL M m u iy , :1S. P rw taw e/ ^ unit saTM n,Ut* (Botf.) lL D m u reft IF. A forme# ,,««,rvfni p rad d asttf] 8ft Gala I Ctocho* . atovaklftj SLAdlah J r r m foraoup ' 94. SluggardF ■ ■ 34. Farewell.. 30. A group. ilB of room# '3 31. FT*neB _ 25 r artist t r w 33. Bmall pi*04 or ground Ji 04. Floury _ an. ruos • a 39. Cerwai grain 40. The sun % TT tr 43,Ktndo<bF4f 5t " " • 49. Forca 47. Bphoraog V ///////M ■ l i H m m action 4ft Movablft w m m v /y . m m m ^ a m m barrlora 46. Ovulta o | m m m m ■ W K iM B to plan La 4* 60. Pitcher* % m m U L lu with into □ u u j X m m □ □ □ DOWN □ □ □ j ft Flap* " - WjSSB1- ' ROTlflON Bportlnjr Good* Buly your Furniture •( Berry's Warehouse Furn.. Co., at 901 W. lit St. All nationally adv. fur­ niture al warehouse prices. D AILY i-CRO SSV W* htv* tailed ioma .. Room* at (As beautiful Msr-Lou Hotel Z Thei* Room* are available Absolutely Free j For a parted of 4 dajr»f • to Near arrival* at OurNaval Air Station J I ■ ' STOP by and Pick n f YQQft w^. *k« **«- -* ‘ * Kay at tha office a f r - . Odham & Tudor, lac.: •'Builder* of Fine HomiWf 2433 8. French Avtnud’ �0WFM5U AttfWTttXJ GOTTO'DO WITH s^ ow in e? V KK.TMt ootocof ■• K K ia E .™ / B u rv o u v ffo w o A a 'ip y x f MAoe a \ , /irrusNeoAQouNO, Bcr AND WOAfVMXlO \ 6 1 HAVeNTTOU/>gy voy se sre a m v / n e A i x v r a L J hc am ip i l o s t ymsraANiN<3,i>«eANf/^ v B g ^ p o ^ r v a j ^ ft00'' cnees ' /P0 y T TDww.y y y t » dw grimy, dust-coverad men « bulldoieri, tha dragline* M glaat earth mover*, It It tstotf Job for AMT mile* from DulAth «0 the Atlantic Ocean this va*t conI heavy -construction ong the tntamatlonil B i fit. Uwtodea Hirer iream earning trv«f Tie Job? Hama** i a AW mile* of «Hep lae to the United Kata#, cut a wider door toto the IddutrUl • heartland of America Coast, then by freighter acroaa the Atlantic. For the (I million people In the lakes basin cheaper water tranaK rtatloa may maan chaapor goods >m all comers of the globe. Fur­ ther, the drop In transportation costa may enhance their compel!UVf position, in world markets. AU along the projected route of the channel cities are busy asaeiatog needi,'raising money and mak­ ing plana, In Detroit tha auto maker* are T o t h the dreaw and the Job amtric e two aoparato projecta-aesgray and power. Tha leeway ia a Joint U.S.-Canidlan venture. The power development la being earglad out by the province of On­ tario and New York State. Both will coat In excel* of a billion dol- Chrysler ' Corp., for example, which now move* only six per cent of Its exports by way of the lakes, predicta this figure will Jump to to IKV rept whin' the icaway is com­ pleted. Shallow draft vessels along the lakes now carry <U per cent of the export trade of the Burroughs Corp., maker* t! business ma­ chine*. Burroughs,'figure* It- will up this figure to M per cent. No city along the waterway has moved more rapidly than Chicago to davelop * first class port. The Chicago Poft Dlitrlct authority, a atato agency, already has Issued 34 million dollars worth of bonds and begun expansion of docks and warabqusn facilities on a 200 sere trifL Jn time Chicago plana to apetd million*. v r Maxim n . Cohen, trenerel maneg#r for the Chicago authority, an­ ticipate* that the pre»ent foreign freight traffic of about ISP 000 ton* will Jump to around a milli n ton* In JIN. Along Iba Atlantic Seaboard the coming of the leeway ha* been greeted glumly, by and large, though *ome profess a measure of optln\|»m. • ' . . . .Jo h n Holloretf.'manager oj (be Mintline Ann. of the Greater Boaton Chamber of Commerce,, said that in Jhla opinion the acawiy "unddnbtodha will result In ' a lose of-30 to M per ernt of the- total import expo#l eirgo. Our only poa. alblJity la to provide a reduction of inland railroad rate*." d f* Port CommlaSehid observed b*‘ « y W td lose buatneaa " l u l l T * U * ' i V U h 4a _____ „____ By the ,tlmi the a^hola Job I* eompl»t«d,( p€-. ... electric power capacity of the two nations alung the St. Lawrence Will have been booated by 13 bil­ lion kilowatt houra and three quar­ tan of the wwrld’e^ahlPJdn* be' ab!«-.to‘ sall'falo the heert ef the Middle West. :ias; ^Moreover, certain cities along the It, Uwrence god Great Lake* will be clesar to Europe then are tm » dflgntle porta, Bet the big factor, according to •away eupportor*, I* thr fact that blpmeat by wgler direct to Kuop* from Great Lake*.ports will a nbaapef thin the present ly»- •ad New York will." The New York Boird of Trade, which consistently hei fought the teaway, estimate* the project will affect the locomei of about 39 per cent of the people in the port aiva. The final Judgement on which argumrnta are Justified can only wait completion of the connection from laUad America to the aea. no .*r >ou non a o a r WOULDYOU BLOW'*'"'4 topa*jd eo WTO A- ’aosvoi; fclOOHSF TBr/MC.^ swpcv tmrna o o e ss W HO MASMCO OUS ^ M C M P I M O ie r 1 F o rc ft n tw T h u n d M p b ird -p r o v tn Y -8 • n g iiiM , w ill g i v t y o u a n o w o n d th rillin g o x p o rio n c o iiv b o th p o v jo r Dentists' Assembly To Be In Orlando For Two-Day Period a n d p o rffo rm a n c o To keep abreast of some of the latest developments In their profceelon for benefit of their patlenla, 'core* of doctors of dentis­ try will assemble at Orlando on Jan. » and 9. The occasion is the annual winter meeting of the Central Dis­ trict Dental Society of Florida which Inrludaa the 10 central cpunllea of the stats. The Florida denttata will be honored by ■the presence of Dr. Harry Lyon* of the School of Drptlstry Of the Medical College of Virginia, president-elect of the American . Dental Aaeoclatlon. He will d«llvar a legtura on Pariodentla, Dr. Thomae A. IMee of Miami, presilient of the Florida State Dental Society of more than 1.100 dtntlsta, alee will U an honored guaat and will sddrsss tha .con­ vention at tha official luncheon on Jan. 0, Other technical lectures will be delivered by Drs. Frank T. Scott and M. J. Calbeck, Florida dental epeciallata and Dr- Ririxtrd Chaca of Orlando will be moderator at a panel Hlacuaslon. Prvaldlng at tbe meeting will he Dr. SVayna C. McCall of Ocala, president-of the Central Dietrich Dental ftociety. Other offteere Include Dr,-8. AHuaeey Jr., of GalneivlUe, presldent-elect: Dr. K-- A- Barker ef Orlando, first vice president; Dr.' Aobart P. Vnan, Mt. Dora, aecemd rik* praeldant; Dr. M. F.rrtn Wehniah . a f Orlanda,' saeratarytraaaorer. Ford elghta ara Y-fi’a, tool Tha rigid, axtra-deep block that givea them that Y-llke look, really aaparatoa them from tha HV’a." It pays off in longer lifo-amoothar, quieter "GO.’fe Tbo TTiunderbird’a own engina-tha angina that made tha Thunderblrd Ua parformanoa atatf of tha American road — can be youm, at no extra coat, in Ford. It a tha atandard eight for all Ford Falrlane and Station Wagon modeli! You’ll be able to paaa other cam with 'greater confidence H ill, will diaaolve. You’ll Uko ofT/tutor than a jet- 0 « t T h u n d a rb irg l Ity lm , U f r g u o r d P — Ig ti Ford alao took its styling cos from tbs Thunderbird! And that maaiit you gat etyto that will atoy in toyto^jui,lon«. low liaaa that am ymra ahaad hi every (total!. 'f t Lifeguard re s ig n to a a o th sr Ford exduatvo th a t d h 9 H. JAMES GUT AGENCY psys off. I t givss you extra protection against tha major esusaa o f injury haaoddsuto. Coma fa and gut all tha Ford Cm m h i Tm I D r i v e f t * f e j at half Ike Aia-car price B i n PRINTING — TYPING INVESTIGATIONS MADE i p l B IT IUREAU OF SANFORD V* . - : -v - -- , « ••* * » * » - js a a j JZ:>‘ �Waotfiar . **. ' r1- Fair a i l »H*hi* «a Wednesday. High im low tonight 46 la U, •Ha * M t. i AW IWPBPBWP1WT PAJLT W1W In eonJunction with the Golden Jubilee Anniversary of the orien­ tation of the United States Lawn Tannia Association, the managameat of (be Mayfair-Inn, owned and operated by the New Yotfc Glanta, announcea an enhlhiUca nl tennla ae It « ai played at the turn of tba century and ae It la bring exemplified la Ita modem aceafaA* tlOM. Tba exhibition -will be ataged on the Mayfair Inn eourta tonight tk |:M o’clock. Several prominent 1# cal tennla itara will parUcIpato and will be joined by m id * old timera who are atlll devoted to tba apart, although they are In their alxtira. Sidney Summerfield, tennla pm* feaalonal of Daytona Beach, T. E, "Gene" Tucker, local banker and men'a singles champion, with W. A 436-POUND BLACK BEAR waa the center of at traction aa huntera brought In the huge animal, (left Gordon Dean, Phil Filbert of Ibe to right) The huntere ere Gua Schmah, Bud Wingler, Joe Story, Jack Bamberger, Jtete J«nee end Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ tion and Frank Deame, *who hat Cagey Jonea (Staff Photo) done much to encourage the youngitara of,our community In proper tennla technique and Charlie Morriaon, local "grandfather of tennla" will take part. ‘ Frank N. Mcbane Jr., manager of the Mayfair Inn, extenda a cordjal invitation to local tennla W. Brown Miller xyas elected fane to wltneia the exhibition. > Chairman of the Seminole County Board of County Commissioners this morning at tho reorganisa­ January has been proclaimed ONK MAN WAS KILLED ae thle automobile went out of control on the Forest City Road In Seminole tions) meeting of the Board hfld March of Dime* month In Florida County, .tames Rob Chumley of Lockhart was driving and 38-year-old Curti* Dalton Holt of Falrvllla by Governor LeRoy Collins, It was at the County Court House. was killed (Staff Photo) announced today by Wendell C. Miller was nominated by Com­ missioner Lids Fourakrc wilh tho Heaton, Florida State Chairman, nomination seconded by Com­ I960 March of Dlmee. Tho drive for funds, to continue the fight missioner Fred Dyson. The election of Milter eame as againet polio, will ha conducted a unanimous decision of the January 3 through 31. An old-fashioned Florida rane Board wilh,County Attorney Mack Witnessing the signing of the grind has been scheduled for this N. Cleveland. Jr. taking over the Proclamatnn was little Mlsi Leah A meeting of tha Sanford Roard Tn accordance with Section II, evening by Ihe Volusia Cuunty selection of the Chairman of (ho ricrson of Tallahassee, a polio of City Commissioners will bn held page It, of the City, Charter, a victim who li well on her way to Wildlife Association. Board for 1938. tonight at Nt by City Charter, recovery thank* to help received The party wiU be held at the Mayor will alio be elected tonight Commissioner Fred Dyson was According to Section T, Page I, of at tha rrorganltallonal meeting nt Lake Helen municipal park cast of selected as Vice Chairman of (he from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, Inc. the City Charter, the first mealing DeLand and the grinding will he Uoird for the year of 1930. and techniques,' In Sanford on Suaof * • 0,‘* “ tha City's Board of Commissioners. Governor Collins' Proclamation day, Jan. 13. at the Mayfair ton. done by the Hubbard cane mill, lofa® "»» m<rk • I" of the year will be held on the The meeting will be Itcld i t I follows? ’ flnt Tuesday following tha drat ested a few yards from the picnic WHKRKa S. the Salk potto vac­ Volunteers in Ihe Central Florida AP°Pk® *«turday, Jan. 14, when Monday of the year following the o'clock this evening In the city grounds. cine come* ton lata far 'tans af District hive been Invited tn the .Orange Lodge No. i f F * A M, I Hubbard's mill iskine of the few t jiotiMqd* of -Ameet cam Wheaaad meeting .ejated.by. thq running rolshraie* it* uoth birthday^ - . left In .lha..area .and .will be dis­ Thla will ba a gala day and I Commissioner-Mayor J. Denver There I* no Indlrallnn as to tha continued rare In overcoming tha CommHtoe of the organisation. , mantled at Ihe end of lhli*wInter's .crippling effects of this disease; Cordell retires from hi* office and possibilities nf whom ■might bo ayrup season. Lawrence Hubbard, and / ° f ' " iim * Prevails among the Craft because will be replared hy commissioner- circled Maynr by Ihe Board of City the operator, ha* maths syrup for WHEREAS, our people still h, . P i .T.|W "i nt P*,( achievements. Th* Mure Is elect David Gatchcl who will he Commissioners, C o m m i e s loners many year* and constructed bis MONTEVIEDO, Urueuory (/TV- need the protection of emergency li .di sworn In at thia evening's meeting. Earl Hi/Jiflnhothain and John jtridur Own plant. Arhilcr* will decide whether chief po!in.f|(jhting skills and facilities have both served as Mayor of the ,*® eommemorale* Largely supplanted hy modern of slate I.uls Bailie Berres must which hav# saved many llvee and lion, a medical pant), and several i Orange City of Sanford. Commissioner* meeting together of a small tnschlncry and large corporations, fight * duel with a newspaper ed­ restored much human usefulness; workshop sessions to discuss InJack llallgan and F. D. Scolt will and the prlvato cane mill, powered by itor Ids own paper blasted. dividual problem*. «T * M" ' have both served one year on Ihe The meeting ha* hern »et for tOimi** on Weklva River to a mule and hand fed, has almost WHKRKAS, th* cost of patient Thr edilor nf lhc weekly La NaBofrd at tonight's meeting. disappeared from the Florida scene. rion.il, Washington Gaudaiupe, had aid, scientific research and pro. o’clock and will continue through' leco*ve * ' ' *r™nl ,rom *,r*nd Miscellaneous business from the Jh e eane grind was a social high­ accused Bstlle Hrrrcs nf protect­ frssional education essential th th* 4 o’clock In the afternoon and will U*ll® °f Florida empowering Orfloor and from |he Board of Com­ confer dalight of th« southern community ing private Interests and serving fight against polio run* to many Include luncheon at the Mayfair *n*® ” *"*• No- *8 missioners will be handled thla lnn, frets Ip Masonry. Brother James as * financial *grnt for Fernando millions of Hollar*; and >faany years ago, evening following the reorganisa­ ■ — _____ 0. Speer waa ehown first WorWHKRKAS, the people of this It Sugar cane is first topped and Faria, managing editor nf the tion nf th* Board, according In,the Slate and this Nation In past' Mora than 183 millions In road chief of (talc's dally newspaper I n r r n n c i n n T i A n "h,P,,,l M»*lerCampbell La*«iter, trimmed and thrn hand-fed Into a rimt Senior Warden, and Amos canatruetion project* wars under- agenda released ny City Manager yrers have given their'full *up. | 'Irinder, which produces eane Juice Arclon. Warren E. Knowles, port to thu fight against polio Aerlnn rfplied editorially that O f U L oO ct aa il jSpneonn aHi ln o Lodir Newt',n’ ,lr*t Jl,ninrunder w,r,len' t*1® Way In tha stats during November, ‘And pulp, the latter sometimes usV f l i g Mill operates tha orlaccording In a monthly progress re­ «d ‘for livestock roughage. The "apparently we are In the presence through the Marrh of Dimes; NOW. THERKFORK, I, LEROY port Issued today by Wilbur E. jute* Is then boiled to a huge ket- of low-minded people; enly those hy virtue of the author­ , ... . r , This wa* the first Masnnlr Lodge Jones, Chairman of (ha SUta Road I tie, tha foam sklmmtd off and the who have dirty soul* can write COLLINS, An example nf th# Increasing (0 bp |ni,|tU|wl fn Centra! Florida. Department. ity vested in me as Governor of eurh things." •’cooked" syrup removed, Guadalupe then challenged Bail­ the State o f Flrtrida, do hereby S u n t v «. T k n J fn addition to the $83,101,722 of Craftsmen ram . from great dieI Today’s grind will start at 8 p. ie Berres (o Ihe duel, hut Ihe latter proclaim the month of'•January. Automobile license tags for 1938 projects already under construc­ m. ■ * !! M n lt n tiA ( m ilt 1A A*. • went on salt this morning at the refused to rcJraet hi* edllorfal. 1988, as tion, Chairman Jones said that bids SU te Comptroller. lhcr" w#r* no Th* n,<' ol office of Tax Collector John Gal­ m arch OF DIMES MONTH Karh named seconds to discuss tha Green report* that gaiollne me^,1n * * ' t i * Friday on were received for 88,932,133 In new loway In Ihe Seminole County In Florida, and appeal to th* gen­ "matter of honor." paid $54,7.18.23 tn his “r C1' •"“•I Moon, tit* Craft construction. During the month Court House. Vniguay's laws permit dueling, erosity and self-interest of every dealer, office In December for th* seven depending upon moonlight to aid rnntrart* were formally awarded hut only after an honor tribunal cltisen |o contribute to the March r#nt* A line extending from Ihe colp#r (alfon I * * thtlr lh«rn In Ihtir iourn#yi tn irul for other road ronitructlon total­ deride* there la no other course of Dimes. lector's office through the build­ ing M,721,081 while work complet­ November sale* of gasoline In from Lodge. When Ih* members IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I S*m!ncla County, i r®# * nessilile. Second* for both men »•ed and accepted hy the Department ing and into lha slreel formed strived sl Ihe Tempi* Ihe M aitar 1 shortly before I o'clock with hun­ Straw axplslnod with tM guests led an aribtrr who make* the de- have hereunto sst my hand and lie distributed 119,740.14 o f , called them to assambU by caua- In the period amounted to $1,031,• cl*lnn himself nr calls In oilier caused tha Great Seat of the State dreds morn Joining (he line to ^getting only what they can eat. thls tax for road bond* or road Ing a horn to be sounded. I Judges to help. keep a constant flow of tig buy­ of Horlda, in be affixed at Talla­ A plcnle shelter at tha Lake William If. Dial nf Orlando, Road ers Into tho office. hassee, the Capital, this 13th day’ building purpose* In this county. The Centennial program will h« Helen park will be Htllited In ease S * 1** of fasnline ln the entire inaugurated at tha U r a l Masonic Board Member from th* Fifth Dis­ of December, A - D„ 19M. «f advene weather. .Iat# totalled 103,084^88 gallons Tempi,, bullt hy slava labor, at jtrict, reported that construction un­ (Signed) LeRey Collin*, In Novem Ur^and the U « eollact* |Apopka on Highway 441 Just at tha der 46 contracts In th* 1$ counties IDEAL LOCATION Governor comprising this district accounted TULSA, Old*, (it—Tha Meat CbAttest) nrnxTm.tiw^t^T OOn more than br0W ° f |n * hil1’ th® oM• M*,onle for $17,738,910 of the stats total. proxlmately 1717,000 than , Temp|e of ,,yim-irf,, operative Investment Co., located (8lgned) R. A. Gray• , • ’ the same month last year, and . ' „ , , . RICHMOND, Va. The last Secretary Under Construction In Seminole within a block of the police station, of State reprossnl* *a inrreai* t i 12 par -'l**on* *nd their Ladles, as nf lha six prisoner* » ho .’alehralad County and reported 88 percent ewtt, ^ . wall aa nnn-Mssona and Ihelr completed la ths grading and pav­ was robhrd yesterday of $800 hy Christmas by breaking out nf tha an armed bandit. H trrfcR WATCR APPETITE — ’— ladles, are Invited. The ceremonies Orange County Jail at Orlando, ing ol French Ava, In Sanford. THINGS BACKFIRR will begin al 1 p.m. Jan. 14 with Fla., has been captured. CORPUS CHRIST), Tex. (A) — an Informal reception for Roy T. t Richmond police adsed Clarence ■,Om aecldaqt marred the New Oarlan Murfee, 35, of Hollywood Things backfired wherr 18-year old Urd, Grand Mailer of Ihe Grand Y«ar Holiday to Sanford according Fla.j an hour after ha rrgislarrd David Hernandra atrork a .2:: rail- ixulge of Florida and elhar dis­ tk tha record* at the Sanford Police at the downtown hotel yesterday. bar bullet In a wall crack and tlngtilshed guaeta, hy Stanford | department. , flrediat it with, an atr rifle. nvrrholaer, Mailer of Orange i He face* charge* of passing The bullet slug didn't cause any Lodge and by the offiecra and \ • The collision oeeured Sunday worthless check* here In October, trouble but th# ahell blew hack- members of the Lodge, Morning shortly before to o'clock tha same charge against him In ward.- striking David in the head. Everyone I* Invited to register die Intersection of French Avo. Florida. . .. ; “j -77 , on arrival sl Ihe Mssonle Temple I and ninth Street. X • 1 ! and guests will he shown through I !!A 1853 Ford i« d n traveling north <1 th# century old building. on French Ave. driven by K. C. ' At six o'clock p. m. a banquet, by ■alter, 43-y*ar-old negro laborur, v * , > r e s e r v a t i o n only, will be served to collided with 8 1946 Chevrolet aedan 1 .7 4 *1® dining room of the Apopka traveling in th* um * direction and -'t Memorial High School en Rock driven by Charles .Frederick Rob­ . ’ Springs Road. bins, fa-year-old unemployed Lake V, , At g o'clock that evening there Mary man, [ iA [ / - ifA ieljM M M WUI l>® * program In the. school I ' Property damage to the Ford waa tv 'QtfiJfif. a u d l l o r i u m dlreclcd hy Dr. C. H. estimated at $130, to the.ChevrpDamsel. the Ms*, Jot at >116, and to the newly eon ter, Rny T U r d , will he the prln- I struct*) concrete curb at $190. ' H I clpsl speaker, }.According o -the Investigation ">*oducted by* patrolmen Arnold. JfUltema and Ben Butler of the •fntord Potto* Department, Baker Affo traveling about 14 feet from li* curb and started to tnib* a ‘ A new employe In the office of ftfa t'tu rn from French Avo. Into Clerk of Circuit Court 0. P, ianth It. when Robbins attempted Herndon began her duties thih fa pais « fad right, amaahlng Inmorning. Bahar'a ?gr and skidding 97 feet Mrs. Aria Jan* T.undqulst has d 9 toehea. h^en added to tha staff nf am* v f t s of ."improper right turn", ployis In tha clerk of. Circuit ton ptaood against Baer and Court’* oft'.a to.help In tba added Brown M iller Selected County Board Leader Scores Of Masons New Commissioner Plan Celebration W ill Be Sworn In In Apopka Jan. 14 Control A heated argument between’ * repreientatlve of (He Hykeinth Control Divliinn of the G an*‘364 Fresh Water Flah Commission and fishing camp operator! broke btii thla morning during a report to the Board of Seminole County Crmmliiloaera. 'il Field Supervisor Jamea.rO# Jean, of the Hyacinth Caaimi jp> vision reported to the Board of Commissionira on the progrtt* of hyacinth eradication la Saall* nolo County. «' ‘ • , De Jean reported that the-M i) budget for a two year period Inf Seminole .County amountadT.T)i 'y4.195.91. * ' Of this total, he aald, * im had .been expanded for chamiCgll, Two hundred itxiy four aaUopl of the chemical material! ha* heeh used, De Jean reported i t 'd cost of 1.(9 a gallon. Through tha application ef-Ott chemicals by plana, 'about # 1 acres of hyacinths had bean J*U> According to tha budget s o f a ) hy auditors In Tallahassee, - I t said, tha mat of applying "t!B rhemlealf waa about IS. to 91 far labor and othar costa loelndiag equipment Da Jean told tha eommliatofiM that their entire operation « far had been )n Lake Jessup. >V However, fish f camp operaiera attending the meeting enter*).fa* queitloijlng of tho FlfM Sttyapvisor; Jim cmw«, ogetaHwMil Report Indicates French Ave. Work (8 Pcf. Completed increasing I lae | Is Shown In Report gl~,w,rT,"‘- IM . T . tie Accident Mars loliday Records Sixth Prisoner fs Caught In Virginia Mrs. Lundquist Is Added To Staff 1956 Auto Licenses Go On Sale Today snu* projects for Hit road departs i,lent, said yosterday holiday bust* nets helped swell thia year's avtr* age to 9,489,ra n a day eomptrMl to 8,337 a day to 1934, y* - & 1 I ;. wttep f j 4 1 Pj 1------- atgBjant fairing" a jL 1 !\ S 1j r*~— rrrri. 1 j / ‘. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 02, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 02, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 02, 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/bd45b6f31eae103a0f685706c6a3a458.pdf 2bbe5b38e1dbab472bf5a102a9a89cb0 PDF Text Text B B M S B g l ,o /n e u « r Y wha F m a s a . H A IM ) c* * 0 6 * h s SOTW O O WITH DA&'l^yX; MADE a \ , Ber AND WON,WOULD voy » e srtAMv t rcauv jtf»SraAWIN<3,I MCANfy / o u rv o u v ff o cx /irruUNCO ABOUND, no / ^ mxiwon A oer WOULD Y W OtOWHXi^ TOP AND G O ) S r ~ 7 f i W . r O A - l e /A M * n '7 u e« fM D M > ew tA - > SiMPkV MVHn O0C9 A WHOMAAMBOOUQ s ia c c e | M 9 S « L M3AH BOOV. LI)CCS I Q .TDWW.y y hi grimy, duet-covered men Coast, than by freighter across the buUdoser*. the dragline* Atlantic. . J_k ...4k I# la For llw II million people In the lake* buln cheeper water trimrtitlos may mean cheapor goods )m all corntra of the globe. Fur­ t* the Atlantic Ocean Uila vaat conm iratio n of heavy construction ther, the drop tn tranaportatlon nfatow aat along the International coata may enhance their competi­ fM U K ft tit* At. Lawtede# River tive petition. In world marketa. iM & U h ty driest: earning try*. A M t o f the projected route of ’-iJtoJm eem t The Job7 Harness the channel elllea are husy assess­ p * rtver. Add a^M mllea of deep ing needi, railing Money and mak­ water coastline to Urn United ing plans, SUIae. Cut A wider door into the In Detroit the auto makefa are iildustftal • heartland of America awali: tb j com^leUon of tha seaway aM'Cvnsdi, ■loth the dream and the Job am- Chryalar ' Corp., for example, feftM two separata projocta-sea- which now moves only six per cent way and power. The seaway la a of Its exports by way of the lakes, Joint V.B.-Canadian venture. The predict* this figure will Jump to M power development Is bslng esr- jkc rep 1 whin' the seaway la com­ rled out by the province of On­ pleted. tario and New York State. Both Shallow draft vessels along the will cost In excess of a billion do!- lakes now carry to per cent of the export trade of lha Burroughs Job is Corp., makers of buxines* msBy the ,11ml the whole *■-- --*« it.. chines. Burroughs ' figures It-wJU admpleted, p*— __ _ electric power capacity of lha two up this figure to 90 per cent. nations along the 8t. Lawrence No city along the waterway has WBI have been boosted by IS bll- moved moro rapidly than Chicago (laid kilowatt hours and three quar­ to develop * first clasa port. The ter! of the world's shipping will Chicago Poft District authority, a be able to'ssll Into the heart of state agency, already h it Usuad t t lha. Middle West. million dollars worth of bonds and To reach the far end of Lake Su­ begun expansion of docks and perior;ocean eulog ships will t* warebqtitn facilities on a zoo sera •hi* to travel a 17-foot chlnnil tr*ft. In time Chicago plgot to apetd |tS; million*- • Maxim M. Oohen. general manag­ more than 600 feet above sea level. er for tha Chicago authority, an­ One* a ship la afloat •on • -dthe ticipates that the present foreign freight traffic of about l&o oon tons will Jump ta around a mill; 4 tons In 1»MAlong the Atlantic Seaboard tha coming of the seaway has been greeted glumly, by and large, though some profess a measure of optimism. John Hollnretf. m anager.«/ tha Mint! in* Assn, of (lie Ores ter Bos­ ton Chamber of Commeme.i said that In hli Opinion the scawdy "undoubtedly will result In' a loss ihipmMt by wgtor dlffet lo Ku- o f-tt to at) per rent of the total rope from Great Lafce*. porta will Import export eirgo. Our only pos­ bo'ftM ttef thin tha .present *y»- sibility is to provide t reduction of Inland railroad rates.** t, In )PjltU(bHx>te, Port Commitslonsc W r t r t l . Behad observed that the. city would lose business lose near-a"but - J don’t7 -think • r".yrIf >01: r^.OH ww. NSW ly to the ifatent that Baltimore R K e S S tfff,2 3 & :a and New York will.** The New York Board of Trade, which consistently hai fought the eeaway, eiUmataa the project will affect the income* of about 39 per cent of the people In the port a tea. The final Judgement on which srgumrnta are Justified can only wait completion of Ihe connection from Inland America to the aea. / T ' x=**' Ford's now Thundorbird-provon Y-8 ongint, will glvo you a now and fhrilllng oxporionco in both powfor and porformanco Dentists' Assembly To Be in Orlando For Two-Day Period lh a Ihunderbird’a own engine—tha engine that made the Thunderblrd tae performance star of the American road — can be yours, at no extra coat, in Ford. It's the atandard tight for all Ford Falrlane and 8tation Wagon modalal You'll be able to puna other cans with 'greater confidences Hills will dissolve. You'll take off fasUr than a Jet. Ford eighta are’Y-8's, toot Tha rigid, aatra-deep block that glvea them that Y-like look, rniUy separate* them from tha "V’s.” It paya off In longar life—smoother, quieter "GO.’Jj To keep abreast of some of tbs lalsst developments In Ibelr pro­ fession for benefit of their pati­ ents, score* of doctors of dimtlatry will assemble at Orlando on Jan. I and 0. The occasion fa the annual win­ ter meeting of the Central Dis­ trict Dental Society of Florida which Inrludea the 10 central cpimllea of the state. The Florida dentists w|tl be honored by the presence of Dr. Harry Lyons of the School of Drpltstry of the Bledlcal College of Virginia, president-elect of the American . Dental Association. He will deliver 1 lecture en Periodentfa. Dr. Thorns* A. Price of Miami, president of the Florida Stale Dental Society of more than 1.100 dentists, also will ba an honored gusst and w1|] address the .senventlen at tha official luncheon on Jan. 0. Other technical lecture* will ha delivered by Dr*. Frank T. Scott and M. J. Calbeck, Florida dental specialist* aad Dr. Richard Clue* of Orlando will be moderator of a panel dlscusalon. Presiding at the meeting will he Dr. Wayn* C. McCall or Oral*, president -of the Central. District Dental Society. Other officer* Include Dr. 8, A Hussey Jr., of Qainesrills, presi­ dent-elect; Dr. K. A- Barker of Orlgndo, first vice president; Dr. Robert F. Vaaon, ML Dora, second via* president; Dr. M- Rrrin Wshnlsh .*( Orlande,' 1 tertiarytreaaorer. ttUNLix Oftt Thuvidtrblrd ttyte; Ufeguord boslgft Ford also took lie styling cue from Mss ThundavkM t And th a t rnMito you get style th a t will t t t y fat ety W etiA jo "* * a JAMES OUT AGENCY *»s»u*m U frcu ard Dealgn is another Ford axchutre th a t d W p e n off. I t fhma you ax tra protection agafawt th e m ajor cauaea o f injury la aocidanta- Coma fa end pet all th a F ord gne-ser price e.D.Lc.1 PRINTING — TYPING • C G U N T W E S ^ jP MJ OF SANFORD U K to H 'WMj1 to • » A 4 Uaad Can • * �W o o tb ar Fair aid slightly vinur t W erintulay. High Mijr alto low (might« io u . Gaada AW I H m W M H T P A IL T > f l W W ^ M P > ^ ^ In conjunction with tha Golden JubUat Anniversary ot th» organlutlon of iht United Stale* Lawn Tannlt Aitcelitioa, Um Managemost of Uio Mayfair Inn, owned and oparated by the New York Glanta, announcca an •ahlhilloaa of tennla aa it wa* played at Uto turn of too rantury and aa It la baidf exemplified la It* modar* accept!* Tba exhibition -will bo staged M tho Mayfair Inn eourta tonight aft |:do o'clock. Several prominent l# cal tennla itara will pertlrlpa* and will be joined by wm* oil timer* who are atill devoted to tht apart, although they are in their aUliri. Sidney Summerfield, tennla pm* feuional of Daytona Beach, T. E. "Oene" Tucker, local banker and men'a ainglea champloo, with W. A till-POUND BLACK BEAR waa the center of at traction aa huntera brought In lha huge animal, (left Gordon Dean, PhU Filbert of the to right) The huntera are Gus Schmah, Bud, Wingicr, Joe Stoiy, Jack Bamberger, ^al* J«nee and .Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air StaCagey Jones (Staff Photo) ■ . • ■ ■ ’ • - tlon and Frank Deame, ■who hat done much to encourage the young* iter* of our community in proper tennia technique and Charlia Morrlaon, local "graodfatotr of tennla" will take part. ' Trank N. Mebane Jr., manager of tha Mayfair Inn, exlenda a cordial Invitation to local tennla W. Brown Miller iy»s elected fan* to witneaa the exhibition. Chairman of the Seminole County Board of County Commissioners January ha* been proclaimed this morning at the rrorganUnONK MAN WAS hlt.I.KD aa thin automobile went out of control on the Forest City Iload In Seminole lional meeting of the Board hCId March of Dime* month In Florida Countv. .fame* Boh (’humley of l^ k h a rt waa driving and 16-year-old Curtla Dalton Holt af Fairvllla by Governor LeRoy Collina, It waa at the County Court House, wai killed (Staff Photo) Miller wax nominated by Cum* announced today by Wendell C. mtssioncr Ulia tourakic with tho Heaton, Florida State Chairman, nomination m-onded by Com* tfififl March of Dlmea. The drtva for fund*, to continue the fight mluloitrr Fred Dyion, The election of Miller came a* agalnet polio, will he conducted a unanimous derision of the January 3 through 31. An nld-faihioned Florida cane Board with,County Attorney Mack Wltneulng the algnlng of the grind haa been acheduled for this N. Cleveland. Jr. taking over the Proelamaton wa* tittle Mlaa Leah _ . . . . A meeting of tha Sanford Board fn accordance with Section evening by (he Volusia County 'election of the Chairman of tho rieraon of Tallahaatee, a polio virtlm who la well on her way to Wildlife Anociation. Ia n Id PL* C#«wl»»l<»*ra will ba held pi |# j | 0f the Cltv Charter, Board for 1956. recovery thanka to help received in A p o p n a J a n a tonight aa aat by City Charter. Mi, or wlll lll0 b, lonli The parly will be held at the Commissioner Fred Dyson was Lake Helm municipal park east of 'elected aa Vice Chairman of the from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralyali, Inc, DcLand and the grinding will he Boird for the year of 1336. Governor Collina' Proclamation done by the Hubbard cane mill. Jo­ follow*: ’ ggled a few yardi from the picnic WHEREAS, the Salk polio vac­ ground*. cina comae ton lato far ’(ana af / llubbard’a mill limne of the few Hionashd* of’Amartcaiu who a and left ln.lha-*rea.,and .will bo dla* continued care In overcoming tha Thera fa no Indlrallnn aa to tha tnantled at tha end of thie»w Inter'* .crippling affccta of thla disease; possibilities of whom - might ba syrup season, Lawrence Hubbard, and elected Mayor by th* Board of City the operator, hs* math- syrup for WHEREAS, nur people still Commissioners, C o m m !* * loncra many years and constructed his MDNTEVIKDO, Uruguary (/T)— need the protection of emergency Earl Higginbotham and John Krlikv bwn plant. Arbiters will decide whether rhlef >polio.fighting ekllli and facilities have both served as Mayor of the r Largely supplanted by modern of state Ltd* nallle Berre* must which hav# saved many lives and City of Sanford. Commissioners machinery and large corporation*, fight a duel with a newspaper ed­ re-lured much human usefulncsa) Jack Hatlgan and F. D. Srott will and the private cane mill, powered hy itor his own paper hinted. have both served one year on the a mule and hand fed, has almost WHEREAS, ths tost of patient The editor of the weekly La Na­ llufrd at tonight's meeting. disappeared from the Florida scene. tional, Washington Gaudalupe, had ■hi, scientific rrienrth and pro­ Miscellaneous business from th* Sira eane grind wai a social high- accused Bxtllc Hrrres of protect­ fessional eduratinn essential to tha floor and bom the Board of Com­ «ght of the southern community ing private Interests and serving fight against polio run* to many missioners will be handled this as a financial agent for Fernando millions of dollars; and dnany years ago. evening following th# reorganisa­ WHEREAS, the people of this Sugar rane it first topped ami Faria, managing editor of the tion of the Board, according to the Mora than IA3 million* In road rtrlmmed and then hand led Into a chief of state’* dally nrwspapcr Slate and this Nation in past* agenda released by City Mannger Acclon, yeer* have given their1 full suproast ruction projects were under­ grinder, which produce* cane Juiro way In Iht state during November, Warren E. Knowles. Acrinn rfpiled editorially that port to Ihu fight against polio And pulp, tha latter sometime* usthrough the March of Dimes; according to a monthly progreis re­ ad 'for livestock roughage. The "apparently we are in the presence NOW. THEREFORE, f, LEROY port Issuad today by Wilbur E. 'jutre ts then boiled la a huge ket- of low-minded ncople; only those by virtue of the author­ Jonea, Chairman of tha Mate Road I tie, the foam skim mad off and the who have dirty soul.* can write COLLINS, ity vested in me as Governor of such thing*." Department. “ cooked" ayrup removed. Guadalupe then challenged Bail­ the State o f Florida, do hereby In addition to tha tU,]0l,T23 of ;t Today's grind will tlart at * p. ie Berres to the duel, hut the latter proclaim the month o f’•January, Automobile license tags for 1656 project* already under construc­ ft. tod will continue until 10 o'- refused to refract hi* edllortal. IW16, ■,( went on salt this morning at the tion, Chairman Jones said that bids -flock, according to Ted Strawn, Earh named seconds to discus* tha MARCH OF DIMES MONTH war# received for 66,632,163 In new office of Tax Collector John Gal­ retiring president of tha WUdllfa "matter of honor," loway In the Seminole County In Florida, and appeal to the gen­ construction. During the month Court Association. He explained there llousa, Vniguay's laws permit dueling, erosity ami self-interest of every contracts were formally awarded hut only after an honor tribunal eltUen in contribute to the Mnrrh A line extending from the col/or other road construction total­ drridfi there ia no other course of Dimes. ing 16,723,063 while work com plat­ lertnr'x office through the build­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I will be -pay si yon go". nosaihl*. Seconds for both men se­ ed and accepted by the Department ing and into th* street formed Straw explained with tM guests lect an aribtrr who makes the de­ have hereunto set my hand and In tha period amounted to 11,061,- shortly before I o'clock with hun­ cision himself nr cells In other cau.ed tha Great Seal of tha State dreds morn Joining the line to | getting only what thay can aat. 032. 1 Judges to help. keep a constant flow of tag buy­ of Florida, to be affixed at TallaT) A plcnle shelter at lha Lake William If. Dial of Orlando, noad ers Into tho office. hsr.ee, ths Capital, this I3lh day feelen park will ba uttlliad In ease Board Member from the Fifth Dis­ of December, A/ D„ 1669. «f adverse weather. trict, reported that construction un­ (Signed) LeRey Collin*, der 46 contracts In tha It counties IDEAL LOCATION Governor comprising this district accounted TULSA, Okie. tto-Tha Meet OnAltaatt for tIT,736,910 of Um atata total. operative Investment Co., located (Signed) R. A. Gray, ’ ! RICHMOND, V*. ijw- The list Secretary Under Construction In Seminole within a block nf the police station, of State of the six prisoner* * ho .'elchrsled County and reported M percent wss robbed yesterday of law hy Christmas by breaking out of tha completed la Iht grading and pav­ an armed bandit, BETTER watch a ffe t tt t Orange County Jill at Orlando, ing af Frtnch Av*. In Sanford. , ST, LOUIS (JU-Have .an appa*. Fla., haa been captured. Richmond pollen aclxcd Clarence Uto Ilk* a hull sen elephant) If ao, better watch 'that walat Garlen Murine, 31, of Hollywood Fla., an hour after he registered at the downtown hotel yeatrrdxy. Ha facea charge* of passing radi at It wllhk an air rifle. Ovrrholirr, Maater id Orange The bullet slug didn't cause any i Lodge and by the officer* tad worthless checks here In October, the same charge against him In oublc but tha shell blew back- members of the Lodge, Florida. ard,- striking David In the head.) Everyone is Invited to register T 7T ' “ u-j- " ~ i] nn arrival at ihc Masonic. Tample ' A * ' * !t,v 'I and guesU will be shown through A th* century old building. j 1 At tlx o'clock p. m. a banquet, by reservation only, will be served to collided with ^ l i f t ClMvrolet aedan y i r a p v ’ ijy • rt,n,n* rnom nl th# Apopka traveling In th« tame direction and Mamorlal High School an Rock m by Charlea .Frederick RobBpetoga Road. ^year-old unemployed Lake ri At 1 O'flork ,h,t evening there f wan, IX t / r . will be a program In the school ■noperly damage to tha Ford was V r i f t , a u d i t o r i u m dlrerlrd hy Dr. C. Tf. estimated at $150. to the, Chevrpnamsri. thn J«t at 1110, and to the newly con p ' "M ;; , i to r . R o y T . U r d , w ill h e th e p rln tf rue t6d concrete curb at UIO. *:'r f f l elpal speaker. ‘Retarding o the Invaallgatlon 'Yweductod by paIrolmen Arnold Hill lam* add Ben Butler of the Brown Miller Selected County Board Leader Scores 01 Masons New Commissioner Plan Celebration W ill Be Sworn In In Annnlra Report Indicates French Ave. Work 68 Pet. Completed Increasing Tide Of Local Spending 1956 Auto Licenses Go On Sale Today Sixth Prisoner Ts Caught In Virginia S Mrs. Lundquist Is Added To Staff * A new employe in tho offtca of Clerk of Cireult Court O. P, Herndon began her duties thla morning. Mrs. Aria Jana Lundquist haa h^en added to lha staff nf amployaa In th * Clark of. Circuit Court’* oto'va to.halp In tha added FAJMUQVIO CANE mJU to- to , v’’. ' A heated argument between g repreientallve of tho Kykcteth Control Dlvlilon of the Gam* add Fresh Water Fiah Comminion and ftahlng camp operatnra broke ritlf this morning during a report to the Board of Srmlnola County Commissioners. *i Field Supervisor Jamal :Do Jean, of the Hyacinth CM troiptvision reported to the Beard*ad Commissioners on lha progrWi of hyacinth aradlcktkm la SaaiL noi# County. 1 , Da Jean reported that the letl] budget for a two year period lor Seminole .County amounted'.^! yd.iu.ti, . ’ Of this total, ha aald, liitJ S had been expended for ehamiCgll. Two hundred slaty four gaUosi of the chemical malerlala had heeh uaed, Da Jean reporlad i t 'd coat of t.U * gallon. Through the application of tto chemleala by plana, ' about 4M aerta of hyacinth* had bean m According to tha budget aaf.flp by auditor* In Tallahassee, - b i laid, tha mat no*t of af applying "H "tkli chemical* waa about 16. to 91 lag labor and other roata Inctodfgg equipment. Da Jean told tha eoraralstfefiH that thair antlra operation had been )n Laka Jessup. ; However, fish r camp operatoeb attending (ha meeting entarad.UM questioning of to# rigid Rum p vfaor,' Jim Gnw«, opawtcE-qf lot baiter off .without a hyacinth rontrol program if (ha money If to be'(pent ln: .tba preaent math ner." • -• ,J Richard Van Camp, oparatar of • fiah camp at Black HamrMCk *aid, “ We pay tha (lama and Freah Water Fiah CommUrlon a lleen'o for earh boat and w# want some action on thcxfradlcalion of hyacinths. We tan charga a fe* to com* into our eampi and give tha boat* away K that will help gat tha action wa want.* However, Lei tie Filler, a tip* operator of Hlley'a Flab Camp o» Lake Jexup aald, “two wrong* won't make a right. Thar* must he »om» way to aolvo our prob­ lem which has btcoma aa enter* gancy." commissioner* for an emergency appropriation to furnish chemleala so that tha' Game and Freeh: Water Fiah CommliilM aoujd help arai'icato the hyacinths with­ out tha extreme high e«e!s of labor charged against the Hya­ cinth Control Division budget. MANY CARS CIt(tod TALLAHASSEE ift-Mora t l S 11,000 vehicle* erraaad tfw Sun­ shine Skyway avar Tampa B«F during tha five day* of th* Chrilt* mat holidays. Ritph Harlsftold, director af rev­ enue projects for the road departWent, said yesterday holiday bust. ness helped swell this year1! avar* ago to I, *63. can a day *ompnt4 to 1,337 a day to 1996, j-yic �d»i3 ' j r x s r .£ 2 sc r A illi w xj the froach pallUcian has hooa ova district sad irfiN i his MM warriod when ha law a strong personality emerging. /Tha Impulse of Um Fraath legislator U to liap a m riiiai lUr who aaaan ha f*4Hfl| a Majority of tha country behind bin. That la oaaAbaut tha oiuy loeiaailoe ha reason aablaau chaise a# fro* aiahai la to rafrala fro* driakto* all* at Ui aeetlaei. Meades* quenUy. ••Ih'i about Una tea get rid if rraaaa thlaha tha bit aleohal la* hi*." tha Nattoaal AaMabiy sa/s taraiu played a *ajor part la about a srealer — usually aitar ousted hi* lest rabruiry, u d ha ill moatha. ‘Ha nay ba fattlag sad ku partliaaa are bitter about It. MU iharpaaii of ipoecb, both to thlak ho'a loaibody." la publle u d private, miy Mr* How Pramlar Cdiar Paora — Uuily bladar hi*. runnini (or reduction — laaiata It would tabo a good deal of aenathlai haa to ba doaa abaut laaglaitlon to mo Forolaa Minis* tho two***XiU-a yaar iritaa. tar Aataiaa Piaay ai a strongmen. "It nahaa a spectacle of ua be* Ms U a aaft-spakca but itrui* tea tha warn,'1 ha says. ■laded bualaaaaau who weara A sunbar of politUal. leader# bU Meaburs libs Charlie RugsUi trsffle into our midst four-fold. Battar railroad fiellltlaa, Improvements to d faator aarvlca will bring Into Sanford and Saminola County additional thousand* t e to ash the guretion, here in of tona of marehandlio and' taka out from our eonuaunltp an additional tonnaff of products f rown haro and produead hara. i campaign fiamthower said, In ThO ayatam of air travel la being Im­ nugnalne section of "The New proved and developed almost dally to give 1of November 7, that "The baathe Central Florida community the advan­ Issue of this campaign is betages of Immediate aarvlco for many of different concepts of Amarlcn tho produeta produced here that are naadad ally different estimates of th i mementarilF In other parte of the world. hand, thare la that school <rf l i t t our waterway# travel is at a standte% okaam en regard Amsrtes ■till while other lections of tha country, arm ature esoiwny'i • land of aboundina with the same resources we havo haro. a rt profiting from expansion r w r t ' a S T n a t i r o m u a t h a S m T r t w i f e r . Im prove^ g S 5 moono th a t thia Important work wni MB M r behind other national advances. It la aaruitt th at thare nr* those in high olaeoo ipfc the federal Oovaremont who do believe t U t America la a "mature economy", floture tho nation tods* if all harbors and wsrvds to be built", Yet cltUene of th i community stand by idly doing nothing about the one factor that would bring more different Industries and business#! hers then sny other one Im­ provement. How did our hoipltsl finally become a reality? A eltlttens committee spurred and pushed tha project into Its beginning ntage, working tlreieiily day by day until It beeama a ‘project In action*. How did our 17*02 widening and four* lining become n reality? A cltUene com­ mittee talked, worked end pushed the pro­ ject into Its present stage of getting under­ way In tha naar future. pie more than any on*, other project.... It behooves our Cdtlifty CofflrtiltnttnhCfd, City Commissioners, Senator and Loglslutors to nrako the 'docks snd wharves' for 8anford and Seminole County their NUM­ BER ONE projilt for 1066. If It Is progress that ws want, the use of the flt. Johns riv er channel to bring fre ig h t Tha Sanford Harold Into Centrsl Florida would be the most progressive interest. If it Is tax money we need to boost the tilts of City and County government then the Docks snd Wharves projsct would be the greatest single Item to Increase the income of our local governments. Whining that our treasuries are depleted is useless. It takes work snd Interest, pro­ gressive thinking and sound planning to Tuesday, January 9* IMS bring about the improvements that we need m o st, 'A il w# h i? t ktewn and bellm d tha Our next most Important word would*be th at 0*4 hath to ua. Odd la lovs; and he a report from the two boards of our local 1M k t h In lava dwell lath in God. and government on whet has bssn accomplished in him.”—I John 4:16. toward making tha project a reality, "Plratai." "im»ll-tl*a Paata, "fottari" at# tona of tha priatablt; over (tore book*. Ms li spoisoriB three poilUtal partial — t ill way ha |i u triple time os radio sad television. * * FouJade’i oppeaeati tail hi* a faid it, a ehirae ba disputes by ■kawiag that ba Mrvad.ht the rreach utdirgmad aray agataeb tha H ull. Though hli partial will probably used te la the aavtu. Flaiy wai git so sore U u a daaaa msU eg st least Alters wttb him ford and Seminole County, aa well aa Cen­ tral. F lo r id do not need another avenue for fooda and merehandtae to bo ahippod In y S wo hear, from tlma to time, "abort, ago of trucki, unable to ahlp" — "freight fiS o i thay API vital to national'defense, InM tetrr, oomataroo# civic development, and care tied up with tha millions of tona of merchandise being shipped" - "planes unable to supply tho Jamand for shipping tha nanbari of tha outfoiaf B p tiooal Assembly, U‘i aot surprising issues. papular with eosaarviUva Fresah* tea. Thar# wai aosa doubt of hla ability to tops with tetlga again whu Fiuro appolatad hi* alali* ter but ba west after the Job with thorouihaeu sad tttu d tr and ba* cirno Faura’i rlabt*biad min. fsurt hi* self looks, sad probably Is, about tbs last poUtl* ties la the world to become a laO IT M T BOIW AT strong man. Small, with s' hlsh SALT LAKI CITY « - H i t t domed forehsed and blf alsiiM, be Flaiy and hit frliadi of tho con* Hlghviy 1ST nun a few faat’l i u la a scHolar la law and the Russian MrviUvo Independent group aro thia fourtenthi of a mile, but lt'i laniuaa#. Ha speaks with a alight •Iliad with F iu ri In this cam* part of Utah's official hlfbwa* lisp. • and takes Ms etsrclM — palsn. Hi Ii probably duo for a network Juit the lame. m the loti aod lend! m in e d and the when he can je t it — la a ay*« prominent role during tha (lvo*ynr So official! diddtd It euakt To amount of aiMiiment alalnet each, nsslua. Ufa of tha n u t NiUontl Anombly. end the number of innuil Install­ He speeDUri In compromises, The moil colorful, tod to tome hiva a highway n irh er. They put It up y n tird iy . It M idi “U-llT, ments in which tha aueiiment a aeesissry Ulsnt la Frensh politi­ Trench min the moit worrUomi, Utah'i ibortut Owlgatted high* ibiU be divided ibaU be tntored cal life — there are so msny figure la the current campaign It a wiy." . 1 upon the aiMiim ent roll. parties that all cablnete must be rtbbie*rou»lnj. smell-town book* •U-lIT it the driveway leidlng Section ICS. PUBLIC IMPROVE­ MelitiOn* of dlffrrtng groups. But tiller from the poor refloat of lato tbe itate priloa south of hlM. MENTS. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT he mlsht fled himself in a position Mairal Franee. Plena Foujidt ROLL TO BE PUBLISHED: NO­ to push aome fairly uncompromlaTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. ing poUdea If — as ha obviously Upon the completion of said special hopes — be cits a chance to keep aueiim ent roll, tho City Clerk the Job. ■hall eauie e ropy thereof to ba That depends on the strength hla published too tlmei euceeiilvely rlght-of-canter coalition can show ones rich week In a newspaper In the Jan. 2 elections. publlihed In Sanford, Florida, and Mueh leu of a compromiser la R. MORRIS F1IKBEJN t#lli of a dull day In a psychiatrist's ihall altarh to said aaiaument hli chief rival for leadership, ogles that was considerably enlivened by tha arrival of a former tVsmlsr Pierre Mendaaroll. 10 publlihed, a notice direct* male patient, trundling a big hat box. Out of it ha suddenly ed to all property owner* Intonat­ Franee, who heads a left-of-eenter produced his wife’s hesdl On ed In laid auciimenta of (he time group. Mendia-Pranet Is the kind top of It wss a hat bedecked end plate where complaints will be with blrde and flower*. Even A / heard, end when tald aueiim ent such eurum enta shall stand con­ roll will b t finally confirmed by firmed and be end remain binding the psychiatrist ws* horrl-> £ £ £ 00 I s * a the city Commission aitUng ai an Hern, upon the property against fled. "Thb la terrible," h e ’ -------Equalizing Roard. walled. "It certainly Is," whlcn urh useum enta are made, Section 10#. PUBLIC IMPROVE- until paid Jn accordant! with the agreed the patient, "and that's M E N T S, EQUALISATION OF provisions of this Act; provided, exactly wfcat 1 told her when SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS: TO BE however, (hat upon tho completion •he admitted she paid MO for LIENS UNTIL PAID; ADJUST* of the street Improvement, the It." MENT OF ASSESSMENTS ON City shall rebate to Uw owner of • • V COMPLETION o r WORK. At the 'any property whlctLihsll havs bean ' A movie alartet with a mag* time and place named In the not- ipecUlly euaieed for any street nlSeantly davaloped apprecia­ ce. provided for In the preceding Improvement, the difference In the tion for daubla-cntry b o o k k u p * ___ BiAlon, the City Commlulon shall aueiim ent as originally mads and tug prop u s* »• B eponeer, *TU M YL. ♦** neat si an Equetlilnff Board and confirmed, and tha proportionate •siSorM peur new alUr Up cig­ arette for 5000 bucke In cub." hair end cnnilder #11 compUiala aa p u t-o f tha actual cost of said The sponsor snapped, "i’ll •«• you Inhale tint." to auch special auaumenti, and Street Improvement to bo paid by ihall adjust and aquallM the lame tpeelal 'lu eu m en ta is finally de­ Heard how poor old Dm MeChvtty'e eenae of humor all' but on a baila of Juatice and right, and termined upon the completion of ........... " : too many good ruined hla danlal practice? Ha pulled when ao equalised and approved said street improvement. Section 101. FUIUC IMPROVEMINT, RESOLUTION DETER­ MINING WHAT RESOLUTION TO CONTAIN. When the City Commit* lion miy detirmloe to mike any publle Improvement or x ip iln In itM lii, irid defray thi whole or any part of the expense thereof by ipecitl eiieiim enl they thill decltre by reiolullon tilting the nature of the propoMd Improve, ment and diilgnate thi itrM ti to bt io Improvid, tnd what p irt or proportion of the expeme thereof It to he paid by iptelil m en * ment, thi mtnner In which said asitiim cnt thill he m idt, when tald iiteitm enlt are to hi paid, what part (if any! ahall ba apportioned to he paid from the General im* provamant Fund of the City, and •hill deilgnata tbe land! upon avhlch the apaclat atieitm rnt shall >c levied; and, daierlblng Mid landi, it shall ba sufficient to da* tribe tha Iota and lands abutting upon the contemplated Improve* .mini to ba specially as tested there­ for,,si "ell loti and lands adjoin­ ing and contiguous or bounding and abutting upon such Improvement" .nth resolution that alto itfte the Utal estimated cost of the Improve* ment. > Section 100. PUBLIC lMfnoVB* «nsfcrt>e Til i i t t *AND sbiri SPECIFI­ MENTS. PLANS CATIONS TO BE ON FILE. At the. time of paulng the molutlon. hereinbefore provided for, then ihall ha on file at the otflre of the City Clerk plane end specific!Horn with the eitlmated costs of the propmrd Improvement!, which plane end apeeiflcetloni and estl* mite thill be open to the Impac­ tion of tha publle. Section 10T. rtTRLlC IMPROVE* MENTS. RESOLUTION FOR. TO BE PUBLISHED; ASSESSMENT BOLL TO BE PREPARED, WHAT TO CONTAIN. The reiolullon, ei thui adopted, ihtll be publlihed one tlma in a newipaper publlihed In the City of Sanford, Florida; and tho City A iw uor and City make in aim im en t roll In accord* Clerk ihall thereupon proceed to snee with the method of u itu * ment nrovided for In the reaolu-1 tion. which roll shall be completed and filed with the City Commltilon • i promptly n poulble, and thow D With every CAR Purchotad goes q New 1956 Tog Listed below are some of our stock and prices Ford Bedin Bulck Super Sedan Dodge Sedan Plymouth' Sedar Bulck 2-door Sedan Bulck 4-door Sedan Ford Vi ton pick-up Bulck Sedan low-mileage Good Trade* ^ - �• C. A. Ponders Celebrate 5 0 th A n n iversa ry 'Wednesday at the Sanford VSO a MUtlatoa Dane* waa bald with Misa Pat Caaaube acting ai junior hoaleai toileted by Verna Ann Macglllla, Mra. E. C. Kuhn waa hoatoaa and aarved roffea, and eooklsa to tha dancers. Mrs, Mcl.augMin was presented a gift by Mra. Kuhn. Spotlight On Hollywood HOLLYWOOD t* -"A i long at I can remember, my family never bothered to plan ahead. They nevor worried about the future a* long aa tharo was applausa to be had But 1 wandered what would happen whan tha applauaa waa no longer there." Thla waa Donald O'Connor’a ex­ planation of why he haa temporari­ ly abandoned hia blossoming movir and TV1carter. “Originally I planned to stay away from work foe a year, but it may be less than that," he ex­ plained. “ I finlahcd 'Anything Goes’ fise month* ajo. I may do another picture next April—post! bly the Buster Keaton ilory." The talented young performer made these observations about tils MR, AND MRS. JOHN WYNN rolcbratcd their Golden wedding Sunday with un open house from 2 to It p. m. Tha past and future between rehearsal* anniversary Wynn’s have lived In Sanford for soma time coming here on New in a studio above the Hollywood Year’* dav. I Photo by Cov I bua station. In these unique sur­ roundings. he was preparing for his date at Lai Vegas' Sahara, his tn hurn myself out too early. It only professional engagement dur­ seems to me you can do that by Tuesday evening Mr. amt Mrs. exposing yourself too much to the ing his long vacation. Chsrlri Andersen, the former O'Connor, a scrloua young fellow public. Miss Margaret Wilson, wars hon* despite hia talent for clowning, ex­ “Thet’a one of the dangers of nrrd by Mr*. Andersen’s mother, television. People can get tired of plained that he had been working .Mrs. John Wilson, at a dinner In steadily since he was knee-high. you very soon. her home. “So I have turned down all TV He played In hie family's vaude­ Decorations followed a bridal ville act during hie earllcit years. offer*. I own 19 TV films that 1 ihema and an imusuul arrange­ He came to moviea at 12, has been hare done, but I think 1 will with­ ment were plarrd on the mantle in them ever since, minus time for hold them from eirvulatlon. To let ronslsting of spray* of ramclllai go of them would defeat whst I entwined with grrenery. the Army. "1 never had any time to plan," am trying In do—avoid being aren Invitrd to enjoy tho ovent laid Donald, now 50. "1 didn't want too much by the public." were the honorees, Mr. and 31re. Krneit Cowlry, Misa Caroline Mdnnls, Angus Mclnnls, Mr. and Mrs. Jatnra Powell and the hnsla. Mr. and S'nj. K. E, r r i . ' j r. and tons, Elmo lit and Georg# have returned from ChalUnoogn. I »v ROSALIE HOLLOMON ■Torx., ihfv* they spent Christ| Today, one ot thr beat loved am? MUi Shelia ' Almsssey, who l« ,%1 most highly respected couplet In mas holidays with their parents. tn Chicago working and attending ,j Sanford are celebrating their Golmodeling school, was hnmefor 1h* /jH Stanley Kali, a student at tha , den Wedding Annlvcreary; Mr. and Christmas and New Year'a woaRjt a Mrs. C. A. Tondar of 113 E. Fifth University of Florida at Gaines­ end*. ,1 rO ff ville Is homa With hia parents,’ ! Street, , x Mr. and Mrs. Ren Kate, fur thr Mr. and .Mrs W . C Jcnnlngv.ot? The fonder* were married SO seasonal holidays. fLakeland nlwUn.l uwrre jsa*«e it* C-.nfne.I fojviilh. ii.a ' V In Sanford years ago In Waynesboro, tie., that weekend. > being the home of Mr*. Ponder jt' ' ‘ M,^--"*i-,1. rr, * i *** ’M . ii-Jel Miss Judy Irvin, a Junior at Ml who It the former Ada Greiner, >lr. and Mr*. R. F. NasrallsTftt Holyoke College, in Smith Hadj Mr. Ponder was born in Barlow, Joy, Mass, it home with her par Tampa. Mra. 11. E. Donnelly, Nl'tf Ga. The couple came to Sanford enls far the holidays. Smyrna Bench, and .Mr-, aod Mra, to live quite tome time ago. F, 0. Mac Person of Ocean Orova, In this writer's opinion Ada Gre­ Simmy Jarobson who Is a-Juninr N. J. were lb.' guests of Mr. ,|j>J iner Ponder't character and trail* at Duke University In Durham N. Mrs, G. n. Hmlstin au.l f.u.\ily for of personality are "pure gold". C. is home spending the holidays the Christmas holidays. She la outstanding, sincere, and a with his parents. 3tr. and Mrs. ‘ r i. devout Christian wpman, having Herman Jacobson. ' U Sgt. IL S. Wallace and dffc been a memhrr of the First Meth­ left yesterday for KgltP Air Korea odist Church her entire life. Her P. R. Barh who Is a student at Base after spending tho holidays love and faithfulness to her husband FSU in TatlahasKt Is home for the here .with his parents, Mr. ‘and have been a credit to the Southern holidays with hia mother, Mrs, Phi­ Mrs. A. B. WaUace Sr.„ of Mellonj women. , lip Bach. villa Ave. 4 **• Mr. Pender is a loyal member of the Methodist Church and Is a (Inc type of cillten for any community. Alt Sanford Joins me In hearty cnngralutations and wishes for them many happy returns of the Couple Is Honored Calendar | TUESDAY The Sanford Tourist and Bhuffleboard Club'’will m«*t at A p. in, for a covered dish luncheon and meeting. Installation of offl•era will be held. Daughters of Wesley Sunday School Clast will hold ita regular meeting and party at 7:30 p. tn. ^ t h Mra. John Gillon, group, s i holiest. AHRIAGEToFFHREE Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Stoudcnmlre Jr. announce tho birth of a sun, William Frank, Dec, 24 at tha Frrraid l.aiighlnn Memorial Hospital Weighing fl lhs, M oz. Mrs, .Slnmtrnmlre Is tha former Mist Sara Barnett. Good lunch: Creamed iphinrh served with stuffed hard-conkod eggs. W-w.uiU MIHS A.MKRICA 1131 . . Artist Ed Gunder’a roncrptlon of thq t^fff * currently most popular la nude up of tho feature* of four Hollywood favorites: Lit Taylor’* hair, Audrey Hrpbum't eyes, Grace Kelley** noso and Av* Gardner's mouth, Llko HcrT isii.to ra.Mk.-Hv.vs kr *•* Shim* ly. HIZAIHf Slum I ADAM w vdnmday Prayer Meeting will be the Firet Baptist Church p. m. unday School Workers will ha held at tha First Church at R:IS p. m. jf . held at ham at 7:39 otst chap, Council Baptist women; THURSDAY to ■qutntad op at It, and •Mgh Use pootwts for hia akohah pad. “No nasal In out It down." be aatd. Ma paneU moving armmi It aas and maha a tarram wllto Bagatcnea. Tha car abaJtar baea. am badmeu bare m a ■ q u a !. . r ma ha mayha Adam ffhe Intermediate Choir of tha Ffirst Baptist Church will meat at p.m, , J h a Adult Choir of tha First BqpiiaY Church will meat at 8:00 pa. th a Seminole County Ministerial ’Awoclatlon will hava Ita regular monthly meeting at 12:30 at the slnols High School. Rayburn T. , County Supartntandant of |ool*, will be the speaker on Relation of Religion to Pub* l l r Education." All minister* In tM county are Invited to be potent. (Intermediate Choir of the First Baptist Church will meet at 7:00 p.wm. The Adult Choir of tha First B|ptlat Church will meat at 8:00 oc Ptnlqy; aseytn • mm Oemms, at that partod ta lh M a k e wwa vulnerable The time m Laird had bean a for moea than a , it en ou gh m ake you t j, • • ♦1' *' t fhfis developed a great '-'•I 1 •****’ J /yj 4 ' tit i1 1 i.-m waa vary bay. He ________ rewa at work, and Tea •pant a tone day rtdtng from lot to job. Hia aveatnga were occu­ pied wttk itgwtni and pUmnlag. -------- 1 aarved aa a fine job. Had ha had mat achooMhg, ha I aomathtag about tocUir*. Bat that. .I coma later. Just at Brat, bad oared qtoto a tat I pay, ha would h » a >*-^j 1 -ri$ *t. «’ *i at father but Adam any M be hia own ideas. If ha failed, work for achooL Meanwhile, \i£3 I ham" do yon aaaauT" looked at kwr odder, a hM a fveotag a aontracting 1 be aald, rmara are torn hw la taha aB at SATURDAY <5j%a Jr. R. A.‘a of tha First BapMat Church will meat at 8:30 a. m. a w in g * RITZ is i «pi_______________________ WLAST TIME TODAY A io v e -averagb earnings tike thuc, added to ymtr savings, or paid to you by check twiceyearly, are real Incentive to help you save more, gel ahead faster. And, profitable saving here li the surest way for your family to reach ambi* tiorts sooner... down payment funds for • home . . college for the youngsters. . « substantial security. _»5i2i2ra4*ussita Good Ws b o w l itgtagiageiouy i STARTS TOMORROW “ fllMSD ‘A T M U R M D rad ttf* pwrtad a httla to vary whtta tooth. "Will,” Mid Adas*. "wkw you eoma trow t" T ra Um mw adflM gM,1 Ann with dignity. -Ton maun yoWn g d ig Mra right along T" "If I maka good , . .• "You’ll tnaka good." awl Put your family’s larger cash reserves to work ih H if a / way-.- . . where they ire «(rents tn any kind of business weather. Share in our generous dividends every six months I 1 Iw m tt 1% laughing. W HY PAY MORE? BOTTLED G A S $ £ .0 0 p e r i m -l b . c y l in d e r NO INSTALLATION CHARGE *i D s U m Q H a S M f t f i j H f l K E K j n sT tn i t im i f:se labtcomflbtb m o w i u HjmcUI Miovt — "Tha Mlaslaalppl Traveler’* — Cartoon IpftjSikf.vliXftidii:“li 'i-J \ 1 i �Georgia W earing — ■ toy intend NIW ORLEANS in - Tech 1* wearing its fourth fcjw Bowl crown at a Jauatf angle tte day. earing Uttlo about tba arfu* manta over the touchdown to ttl T-o victory ovor PltteburMu T*eh got two el tt* blggaaf breaks to tta ffluatrioua tootbll history yesterday to whip F tt, • $co*ueum* j MATCH Mach. ' T ~ ¥ 3 im c H -too, title, ealy to toll before OUahoma to the Oraige BewL Pwe ef the three ether majar bewte teOewed expert itiwu . MtettIgaa Btato ehed eut e OulaeviBeecewde vtotory ewer UCLA hedace loo,aee to the Baee Bewl et Peas* aa, Calif., IT-14, and Georgia Tech turned hack Pitt T4 before to,m to the Sugar Bowl at New Orima. Not ae expected waa Mtielailppi'* Sd-lS dactetaa ever Tain ChrtatUn to the Cette* Bewl to There wan 1 minute and 14 **oBy BOBIBT E. VOCES DaUaa, with a gathering ef 71,104 PASADENA, Calif, ooda to play after Planutla mined looking an. mere end Dave Keteer hadn’t con- bto attempt UCLA had the ball on to the aeemid-llae game*, Mis­ nectod with a flald goal for Michi­ tta. )0. Then eame a 15-yard penalty souri Valley and Juniata (Pa.) gan Mate before, but with juat for eoechtof Don tba eidcliaei. fought to e M tie to the Tangerine m e n atceada left to tha Next halfback Ronnie Knox threw Bowl at Ortaado, Fla.) Wyoming Bewl game yeaterday, he boomed a desperation pais and s penalty whipped Texaa Teeh *1-14 to the oa* 41 yarda to give the Spartana for an toallglbte cwcilver downfiald Sun Bewl at El Fata, Tex.; aad tha 1T.14 victory ever UCLA. moved UCL.4 back to It* L Prairie View Btato humbled Ptek The teat prevloue time MSU ooq. Knox punted and Spartan Clar SM to the,Prairie View Bowl et trolled the ball, fullback Jarry ante Peaks wa* bit before ha could Houitoe. Tex. Planutla had tried a field ioal but catch the ball. Another 15.yard Two ef Oklahoma'a three touch filled. Many of the 100,80* ipcj penalty. lowne were wared by eeeond tatora thought tt was Planutla MSU, on the It, laerifleed five itringen—and tta fleeoera had to making another attempt. yard* on a penalty to troy to a eoma from behind like champloea But Coach Duffy Diughtary lubitltut* with tha kicking tee. It to gain their triumph. Trailing gambled on Kalier, a 803-pounder wa* Kaliar’a third field gral try of so to the third period aa a raiult who needs to waar contact tenia*. the m uon and tha first that eon* of Ed Vereb’a 15-yard Jaunt in the netted. Tba ball wa* placed down ■aeend quarter, the Seeneri tore on the 31 and hid to carry an extra Maryland apart with two aeore* 10 yardi to tha goal poiti, to the third gutter* and one to The victory wae the Big Ten'* the teurth. Jeaeary S ninth to 10 gamea elnce the pact Oklahoma’* cktony AH America U:51 a. m. B:M a. m. with the Paciflo Coait Conference h a l f b a c k Tommy McDonald d:oa p a . w ti ilgsed. p. m. notched (he flret flaoww UCLA had (truck early. Jim r, deanery 4 eh • iaur-yaid datt. Iffly Pricer « :u a. a . Decher Intercepted a p an by MSU coDverted end that waa >9 that l t : t t a. m. T:« P. m. quarterback I i r l Merrill and rewaa seeded. But Jay O'Neel went U:M p. m. turned tt to tho II. Pour play* Thnradey, JaeM ry I over from the 1 and Cart Dodd T:S® a. m. later, fullback Bob Davenport intercepted me ef Lynn Brighter* l i f t a. m. t:U p. m. em itted over from the 1 peaaee end ran 81 yarda ter the 1:41 p. m. In the eeeond quarter, State Anal aeer*. Friday, Janeary • ■matted to from He own to to "The teama were ebon* even,” titS a. m. 0:42 a. m. icor*. Morrell paired IS yardi‘to acknowledged Wilkintoo J e te r . t>41 p. m . 8:B2 p re . halfbeck Clarence Peake over the "We got the breaks and they Batnrdey, January T goal line to knot tt at T-T, didn’t, We are not big and what 1:21 e. m. 0:41 a. m. Tha third quarter wee ecoreleie. we do la fait. The tension wa* off tiU p. m. 0:4B p. a . Peeks, who had completed only when we *eorad til* lint time w* Runday, January • one other p a n during the reaion, got tt* ball to the second half.” 4:17 a. m. 10:84 a. re. threw from bit 88 to end John Maryland Coach Jim Tatum wa* 4 :lf p. m. 10:81 p. m. Lewie, who took tt on the ron on lavlih to hie pratee of the Soonera. Maeday, January • tho 80 and eluded 8am Brown for 'Oklahoma to tt* beet eeU*«e 8:0* a. m. 11:28 n. a . a reor* early In the fourth quarter. football teem to tt* country,” he 1:84 p. m.. 11:11 p. a . Brown was knocked out on the Tueaday, Jauuaty I t •eld. ’They ware to better phyriplay aad Ronnie Knox, pleylng for BiBB a. m. — a. m. cat ttsp*. They kindled themthe flret time elnce breaking an 18:08 ia:0B p, n . ankle bom Nov. 18, took over et •rive* better. They outhuitlad u* Iilft p. re. . • Wadnaeday, January 11 They had too much apaed.” 18:01 u. a . But tt remained k e the Terpe’ •:ST a. h . 11,-44 p. a . Afl Amartae eentar Bob Pellegrini •iBI p. re. Thureday, January IS to expiate the whet* tttog. 12:40 a. a . V"They earn* eut eg their huddle TtlS a. re. 1:21 p a . |o feet, we *euhte*t adjust eui de­ fiSS p m . Friday, Jeaeary I t uce to meet them ” h Field Goal Beats UCLA i* u w wu t t m towBM t T TCOWWtoTO NfW«KM/ THAT'S NOSTM, r IWOf|a>OU.' I C O * / \ IT S A RUNAWAY flA N gT ,. THOT 6UWT ST A * W i, 1 AND IT’J CUTTWto WTO c u e a ro T T to t A ir n io h t / 1 s o l a r WatOUITlA , I n*'/V Jn*oot IWMN'rMUCM enwelmeotoe ^ * f t ^ C l 0 5 « - X UUTTH.' aoirtmm you - THtH—JWT OUT I Of COUMI „ 1 WHMSOMirHIN* HAfffyrO THAT KAOm t WOULD mos rewnwno nuNTWAiote i Titusvill# Tides s ? 7 .TVCBE* AVMCKl ^ PR.E C0 Tw vas N weo boom / Burrows o w M e s s e s to *wooreN COMVKAQS DCCCIVX Mttf DO SMB SAV, .•CWING*. TiM e. m. 1:11 a. m. 1:10 p .m . 1:B« p. a . Saturday, January 14 l i l t e m. l :65 a, m. 1:41 p. re. 1:80 p .m . Sunday, January t l SiOl a. re. l i s t a. re. f i l l p m. a,ot p. m Monday, January i t 1:00a.m . OilT p a . tiU p a . . . Teaeday, Jeaeary IT ■ext play, whew quarteAeekWad* Mitchell toaied toward m d V m tw ii to tha Pitt cad bom. Official* ruled that P itt M n e tf tt back Bob Otter, tt* find Meg* to b a y to Oa Bugay Bawl. pasha* Kllla. Ib ty penallaod Pttt for p e g totorfartae# and yteoed tta baB oa too Pitt 1. Mitchell banged ever tor tta touchdown and converted tor tta winning margla. Orter, fobbing to tta draactog room, told newiman the penalty "ihould have bean called the othem way. He puahed me from behtog that’a why I fall forward.” , Pletoraa of the final itagee el the play show Grier flat oa hie atomaeh la front of Elite, who to to tha air reaching ever Orieria body for the ball. Game officiate declined e o » ment Tech Coach Bobby Dodd laid "I couldn’t aee the play at alL Elite told me Orter putted hlntt and I gueia that waa (he way f f wa»." Pitt Coach John Mlchelom irid. "It could have been called either way.” There we* equal dliegreeraent among (ha 80,11! fan*. Tech'e only other threat cam* In tha fourth period on a m itt teed drive that carried from tta II to the Pitt T. At the point Pitt th re ^ Tech for two etralgbt loirei befo taking over when halfback Bay Dlpaiquile intercepted a Toppy Vann p an and returned tt eight yard* the 11, Guard Franklin Brook* of Tech, who helped itop the drive, wae voted the most outatandtog player by writer* covering the fame. to toObaek. . . Knox hit for a 4T.ytrd rirth* MT Decker, who eeeaped to the T be­ fore he wee pulled down from be­ hind by Walt Kowalciyk, Knox em itted to the 1, than to the 1, and Doug Peters threw hlmielf over for the score. The oanvanioa made It 14-14. WELL DRILLING]. Howard C. Long Phone 388 807 E. Commercial line lOitT p m. 4:11 p a . Wadnaeday, January II 10:11 p a . 4:18 a. m. 11:11 n. a . 4:88 p re. Thursday, January 10 11:88 «- ml 8:88 a. m. ~ f- *• . 1:48 p re. tie*. wit* aeee mmene » jp p r t.ir v z n Slow, omiab, Friday, January SO a. re. gits g. tA . |!,T s *■ Saturday, Jaauarr II 1:W a. re. Till a. re. . ttmday, January 1,rr It P lt:U leeay News, l Legol Notice ■•VT ROUND ■. CARNDI TO ALL CWEOTTORI ■OMI WAVINO CtA NANDI AtlAlNIT Mi Tan and each of »e oetm»4 and reeulru aer fUinaaad damam ^ ; i W l r 'V 6 e t S Sw ia filv e t* NOTION IS ftSRSBT GIVEN that »• m. 1 * P K Florida Itote’e new M eiatut faetbell eoaeh, Hugh (Beset) Tuyler, formerly atoned fee the — toaaMfwt— _____ SPECIAL 'Nebedy ten aay the eeeriftee ilatla Canity, nortaa, under tha of the PhiUIee win the IMS Na­ letltleue pare# er Orapavtlit fanarv. aad that w* Inland’ I, ra­ tional I/M fua batting title. He kit i l tar Mid aama with tha Clark at only one aecrtftee fly to betttac ha Circuit Court, eamlaala Ceuntr, Gorida, la aaearaaaae with tha sag. in Dannie aoventuu SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Tha SULKY BOOM A PADDOCK ROOM _____ -COCKTAIL LOUNGE- 4 Dri Dynaflow Sake Glass, Low Mileage, One r « iiflUTn NIGHTLY Post Time 8:10 • • • 1955 Bulck Special ^ iid d l iO o jaHHeMa U R t S rf f, o MSVNG’ t:M a. m. 1:41 p m. iL a M jn S to j" S a 8 ,L ' 1S ‘. fly rule helped Bichte Aahhurn i m O m fiT iT ia v iv b m ik o c *r mm i t u n now o a - u maunne soroAia MODERNIZED TRACK HEATED GRANDSTAND MATINEE WED. A SAT. 2 P. M. �I xpk (L ! l l« - if i t * W *rlh A a jt h i a e __ , ____VflH m JU* « r a cashIUK lor* jw nrtadoo jron IE and Service GET no k U N uao. roar «4 to­ o. Ptoe* FT dl City llmlta. day. m i Down Payment: 616,0 —Factory to TossDT - RfwIM od IM J tidMduiU- small Home close to 1T-S2. 64.400. Aluminum t*: B rttu iy Farm Rome*. With 3 acre* of land. Vanillin Blind* 2S ACRES cleared Citrui Land. Xncloiad haad. Big-proof bottom type*. rail with pUstle ends. Plastic or 61.600. rayoa tapes. Cotton or nylon eorda, ftoetknrlk G *m and Paint C*. S t J U s u K m ftf 111-114 West tod St. rhone 3 » COMFLBTS with an the feature* Phone llJS-A. B.F«ler»on,Broker QUICK AtM6i6t*| - A. B. reterson Jr., Ti tore. Outr / ChesUrson. Garlletd Wiliti. Super tells. John MeJsch, R. W. Wil­ mil# South liams, Hatel M. Field. A. C. Doudney, Land Surveyor. H*a W *vth A S ta tU H t l a NOT A PROJECT! CLASSIFIEDADS GROCERY i f f v f c i a 1' H f T u m . Ja n . 3 , 1956 THE SANFORD HERALD INSTALLATION of Ltoeleum. C ar petx, TUta. Sanford I,Inoleum A T it* Co. 167 W. 1st S t Phone 1917 THE'OLD HOME TOWN By'STANLEV. g«f>wwa6U g fctset etftat W JB SvJa © S i AND avafiabto at raaaoaaMa miaaa. wttb the baet.ftoaaetog • with minimum lovbptym eat. \WANT AD RATES ' W *Q bon C . n i M p a , I t . Stoea 1949. lantord’a Laadlnc RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contracting and Rtpalra TV Service Center 112 Magnolia Are. Ph. US Bendlx and Croiley Appliance* ENVELOPES, iettorttad*. atotomeoti. lavolem . haad billa, and p r o g r a m s , etc. F n gm a lve Prtouag Co., Fboae eoa - 60S ARMY-NAYT SURPLUS West 16th SL Pup tents. Jungle hammocks, A K E FRONT sleeping bags, alr-mati, Jackets, GATLIN BROTHERS bools, luggsge, paint. I block construe Dragline end Bulldoter Service 310 santord Ave. linn, two bodroerns. garaia and anc Phones: 2221 — Sanford. 2232— car port, beautifully landscaped Geneva. sprinkler system. If you oro • I VARIETIES PANELING Native and Foreign Wooda. interested in Boating, Fishing, P. M. CAM PBELL See Tbam At Swimming, this la it. 110,930. General Centra el or Small down payment. ShenB*)i Conerelo Pip* Co. “Rome* el Distinction*1 Oat Weil 12th 8 L Ph«M M M ffl-Way IT 12 iaei 3 Bedroom, concrete block, oak floors, csr port, utility nxim, HEPOSSESRED Spaco Healers and Floor Fur*Shade. 610,300. 6730.00 Down. Motor Cycle • 1931 Triumph. acca. Liberal Trade-In. Mode) 6-T. Excellent condition. Older Home. 1 larg* bedrooms, Will sacrifice. Phone 132, Mr. dose to. 610,000. 61,ooo. Down. Loop. 3 Acre Firm , all tiled, flowing 320 foot roll of new wire, 34 Inches wall, with I bedroom concrete wide, $13. 16 Inch Rotary Lawn 1007 Santord Ave. Phone ilia blotk home. 66,300. Good term*. Mower, new. 630. .Phone 29UI-J. T h * Follow ing R a ta l a r t now In a f f e c t /%38a F*» Lina fee D»a InaerUo* T 19a Far Lina for Three •1,001. DOWN . 34e Per Line for Five InM*ttoM 1. R. 1W Batha, C. S. Nicer H e Pe* Line fee Kaeb 33 1* 3Hsection o f City. 671.36 per month. ■ertions. PrteedTto nova at«U,S&>. e n r a i t m » * t « i *m tXMO, DOWN - 8 B. X, Mparata Dining Room and F lo m i Room, Xitchaa aqiiiepad. Nice taction.. 1% Mortgage. 2 Bedroom house, furnished, large lot, shade snd fruit tree*. privet*_____________ 6730. DOWN - I Bedroom Fr. . 63,700.00 6730.00 Down. Stucco, centrally located In City R ail*w ay an d B fb y Bada on IjrgM st with anada. Furnish- 2 Bedroom house, Furnished, dose e 6 a i^ r ^ " * 3 r K « J S i in. 63,000.00. I B. R. Fr., 4* finiahad. On 3 acres. J. W. MALL, REALTOR. Avalon Apia. ExcalUnt waUr. 1 acra* fenced, Floiida State Bank Building T»W . 3 Acres Tillable. Other extras. “Call Hall7’ Phoae 1736. 61,000. with 61,300 down. 63,000 DOWN - Three Bedroom, IF IT IS REAL well preserved Frtm a House, a ik Crui trumlajr A and Garage with room and ahowTWO-ledfooia Apartmmt. CVaan. •t 117 South ulh lPark ____Phone 772 I* well-landscaped wall-Undscapad lot cr. On large . attractively furni»h«l, Use ol They Know r itrn end and tropical tropica] Including citrus fruiti. Total price. 61,000. No SEE US NOW for one of our 1936 1 Fboae* lSFL^ * City taxei to peyl tioae to Base Three Bedroom houses. Con­ ana nd Schools. -------) rUTUf. BB^eleacy struction lo be ataricd soon. VA . . .I W | t t i « 32 lout iniured loans, Cumberland Court. BIG VALUE VAL — Large (List in. if-w. ili It _j ), modern, modern. I B BR. Cfl. HW $7,000. for Two Berimom masonry EFFICIBNCY Apartment. Suit­ floori, built 1U4. Just out Of linuta. Will ha completed last I f able for bachelor or oouple. the City on lanced plot. Haa City January. Only 6330. down. FHA gteam heat, private bath, showwater, Sewer, pivrd roads, Insured loan, Just right for re­ apace heater, Venetian blind*, tirement home nr for small LIVING roam, room, kitchan with dinfamily.___ _ _____ dbldfl DtpL iwfie area la COMPLETELY tog erea LOWELL OZIER electrically equipped. Largo tjeetrteauy - Phene liu N IC! rooms, 6«. weak. Pb. 1013-y cldiale, utility room rooir and full cldaeti, Ilia bath. Thia prop*/rty ippraum i ed at 6L2.63i.3fl. Fr •old uow, APT. lor eoup!e. 6M: ?l»« 4 room* i dowaiUlra. 6lt Park. only 611,000. feirmi. Compare ‘ Mwaale Conor,..u Co. Two and Three room apartment* 61.300 DOWN — BK, Aahestof Phone 1333 with blUt. 1963-W, 113 Elm Av*. Siding. Kitchen equipped. Land 200 him Ave. •coped. Flowing well, Bar-U-Q PH. Price 63,300 H Two/ room furnished downatolra it. Near nuraery. 613 ACREAGE aimetlo. Phone 602-W. 120 Acres, accessible: Lake, Lake Frontage and Grove Land. B agger}/ Appllane* C enter Four room unfurnished downstair* “ Vour Westuighouso Dealer” IIW) per acre. Terms, 29%. bal­ Apt. Ill Oleander Ave. Phone Maytag Waahera ance in Five year* at 3Hft. 122.M after 6, Mr*. Armstrong. Coleman Healers .. $39 93 up IIS MaganUa Ave. Thane 1737. 30 Acre* Including grova and I AVAILABLE Jan. 3. Furnished 6 lake front. 61.000 an acre. room house for 3 to 4 months, Usad furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart, adult*. Phone 1909, W. H. “Btr’ 8TEMFER 321 East 1st St. Phono 1631, Realtor — General Iaaoraneo GROUND Floor Duplex Furnished. Ge 1631 MASSEY—HARniS 33 Diesel Three room* and bath. No pete. Fkeae Tractor, 2 Dlsr Hester Plow, — ii3 liiTKrt Mr*. Scott, 217 W. 11th 8f. 8 Ft. leveling Harrow, BERT T4 .3CTOR CO. *4 Lorain Drag Line. Plume Klwsy 17-96 lento Phono Ml E. fV ■AND NtoUlLNOm «*ft50 A P V H M T -mrsAM ffeAn v o t l a c t w ib k THffftPNAASArrA VACANT ^ 7 T C F A T 7 H IS J PLUMBOTO Contract ead renrir work, eatl mates. K. u Harvey, Sanford Ave. Phone 1126. ROUND, Oak-1r»f dining room isble, B»by Crib. Rt. l Ilox 261. INTERIOR and E X T E R I O R Phone 1014-M, Mrs. Jennie ErlcPainting. Paper Hanging. Phona snn. .113 W. Hnffiim k Waltje^ WELL trained grntlo horse, 2'i »«-*____= 1 1 1 year old Gelding. Saddle and bridle included. 6100. Phono IA20-J3. 4 _______ Ratal to policyholders nOAT-STORE. Phone 453-R. BOXER Put*'. Thrco monlhs old. J. C, Trawick, Osteen. 5L •VWIMrat* | m . Meals atoms l i u i v a a Television A lT IC U m WANT1 D Highest CARR. T R A D E -01 prices paid tor uMd furniture Call *u, LWI.— WUson-Maltr Furniture Co. I l l ii-Aimitoonii.KSTRAnAfkw E. 1st St. m?_F*n9- BiPPUea - Nschtocry - e 1931 FERGUSON TRACTOR Disk and other equipment. Ex­ cellent condition. OaU 23U-W evenings, HELP WANTED BOYS WANTED- Florida Times Union wants several above aver­ age boys to. carry ncwrpape.c routes, .Must be 12il years old nr older. Apply 106 W. First St. Phone ll.lf-W. MAID lor mnrnlng work. Lake View Motel, Semlnola Blvrf I North) IftA IIK.I.P .WANTED (female! I0A life siit ease r r e a s a m v rea n sv srrxaxn n * • A * T « n tu r« w iie U este W a ll S'i m i , l .x u a. A in a r * C - r/ M fi r a r n lv a l w **ih *r-M *w a -a p iw l u n i l u v f -it tinn S ln ir t C n m ir l^'ne K s n c s r Ja h n n a ly N a v a L ie t r a e * I l-M T e rs e U r a e V o rd T n s i l r s K irs s M * T h ia ir e 1M uTTnay^oT M i^eeU sT eiinr!! you buy. Open F.ventnga and in * .I* Sundays. • is Eaalalde Trailer Hales, tu 7110 Palalka, Fla. V.tt BARGAIN! Peerless Trailer and e:00 Cabann. Park Ave. Trailer Tark. t.Jfl Unit |n 1,11 * a S. oo-i iJ u t ttlo a FOR SALE — 1953, 43 Ft. “Travelr r n s t r n iif i lllo” delux llnuae Trailer. Two N sw e -H p o rla-W tath av 11/ftT M r. D in r ic t A tto r n s ? Bedrooms. Alr-mndllloned, c|r■/an nit llllf rulatlng heat. Cost 66,700. Wilt W M n V g fP A l . sell for $3,700. Phona 1I6S-W. asu su n ao ['raerare Bsesme 1931 Chevrolet ronverllble. JladU < s w a - w s s tk/•s r and beater. Ona owner. Call ra* M orop’ 9 Show 2tH7-n. tin X x P i■•roe r s p lain g 9 a a a— 1 - hb ■ rs*t P sttse n IS- AUTOWOB1ErHROWKR3 -IS Bian.on Proeram Hsiume Ms w s-tV'sx / her Hom s r ia n u ln e BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Roy Iterl’a Used Cara Sanford Ave. A 11th HI. 't.ii/v Str>or* t/ritlfthmv T ills 1,4 Mi! nf Ours Huik* it nun A m e n * DON valiant Ls-ir of Llfs e s t r r h for To m o rro w •1,ilillo g JS'k PsaLr'%k ew BEAUTICIAN full or part tlmo. I» BOATS - MOTORS -10 Call. 971 or 2HOJ-J. ROnfiON S p o rtin g Goode LADIES — $30. Cash fur your F.vlnrudn Sales Hervlre Church. School, Lodge nr Uvic rhone l.n t S NlOrr Club fnr di: intuiting iiist a few M l K lat Kt. V ie w e r's -Dl. • • I t /arknges of Nationally Advern n h e rt Q. L e w ia i?aannel fro e»ee»aa Isfij Watkins Products through ___ie el ___ me raro ir each member nf your organu/i- Waeehouae Feru., Co , at 991 M. P ie * u t e r tlon, Watkins Product.', P. O. U l> t'roehv UL St. All national? ndv, furBox 34, Dayton* Bench. Kin. U r lt h le r H e ? ulhite al warebeaa* price*. Undo 96-764. esi-rel H(«rm \ AIRLINES NEED On T m ir A e ra n n l indow Sills — • Llnleli ear a*i*«k , Young women 17 in 39. Heo our Crsdlo Blocks Fin* Blocks - C______ Dry .Well*. ad under Instruction No. 3ii, ouae ctuh National School of Aeronautic*. ffiV S ir and aervice. G. H. High, Oviedo j!!l Itsjinft Ph. 1336 m m Elm Avs P Fla. Plmno FOS-M13 or Sanford 4i4S Doug t i warde m Kaw* WOMAN — 23-36 fnr general office ^ M T A ^ a lle ^ M v m j________ 7ifl» *■~~ work. Phnne 3020, 0 a. m. tu liftft HEATING vara •hew 4 p. m. Thursday. om ci S:1ft Nxrjr l^g Floor Funtscai and Circulators 5 ftft l i e n M i n i s (•o1! Situ J l e i Rkelton m H. a POPE CO,, INC»WgSBfD o . » f f c i A llf SALK(MEN WANTED -10'. ■ypowriters, adding meehlaes, Iftiit IM.ftftft question ATTKACTIVXLY DXCGNXD I- IM SMth Park Ave. Phoa* 1640 ales-RcfltaU, 314 Mag., Fb. 64. to rift f Led Tbre* Llvaa ttiift )j Cat at k jCm.arl BEDROOM 1061X1 - FBICSD AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN 00 (TWto or Aggreniva and alert. Sale* exB K A irnr"rA »L O »^ from lu.ioo to MS,600 . FRA rlanre. Write flux SC •• The Rubber Set THREE BEDROOM HOUSE " and VA (Cl) Ftoanead. nford Herald. »otter* E va-Dc m B u i t y Shop f S “ * m s- K la S & f lr & s u n L . To Help You SUM TM O A ^ V PS2arJ2*,W Ph. a n - n-w i t HUwifiu ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. t i Ftoar Romaa tor Flarida Lhm*. Salas O M cs-lua to. Fraech A m n c * » MOO or M 0 "M lailiar> Hobart A. WillUn*, R u lto i kermond I.undqulit, Associate Phone 1671 Atlantic Bank Bid? Phone 960 QUALITY! Seminole Reolty w. dhtbjcss t . w. mcxo e f in it e future poa.ibiiitiTi' tafttsaiuftt for aalei minded min wiih abili­ ty to manage others. Will con- For ALL Your Beauty Need* call ildir applicants who aro marHarriott’* Beauty Ne*k rlMj i l l IJ to 30, High School Phone 1M Bo, Oak Are, graduate or better. Mint be (Open 971 eveatoga by appoklaaect.) permanent resident of: Sanford earnings potential for quality man above average. Opportune Mattress tlei to advance rapidly for in­ Box Spring terview call 1737-W, l (o 3 n. 9160.00 m. or write Time* Union, 100 w. ECHOLS “ Diy-Or-NIghter" Sofa, Ftrat St. . Platform Rocker Chair Choice of Covering •MEN ,. Barn |2. an hour, aalei U 19.0S and deliver/. Experience not necessary. Must he able to mart ECHOLS BEDDING CO. . . . Start at once.Walklm Corner 2nd A Magnolia Ph. 1231 public Product*. P. O. Box 34, Daytona “Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. Open Monday'* Ui 9 p. m. AIRLINES NEED WED Electric coin diapenser Young men 17 to 33 See our ad drink box. Good running condi­ under INSTRUCTION (No. 30/, tion. Ideal for beer storage box. National School of Aeronauti Can be lean at The Sanford Herald. 640. II— WORK WANTED HOSTESSES STATION A G EN TS ticket afinte, raMrvatjon iien li, communication agenti, traffic and sale* representatives, etc. GOOD Income properly, Colored The major commercial airline* rooming home, concrolo block urgently need young men and construction, 21 rooms. Present women, age* If to 39, with a Income, *2,310 per year. Priced high school education and a at 69,000. *4.000 Cash will handlr. pleasing personality for per­ Generous term* on balance, all manent positions In the passanparticulars, Box J C r . Herald. gar departmenli. Airline em­ afa Bed ployee* enjoy security, higher Platform Rocker pay, free travel passes, social Cbgtr T tr and rarraalinnal. aeUvIUei. re­ tirement and insurant* Advertmp : L O W E L L E . OZIER » J. bcksbmMhsnds n, Complete only 9129. (E«*y T « m i) Mather of Sanford N M 6 B. lit ft PIMM 11 1 - | • M ||.. • ! VIf.|( ’ 6. 1»T1%• 1, ) 1 ’ • ' 31 60 J‘ ill 11I ’ 1 I. ,i 1w 9■| t# a 21. Young i I.WIekid ACROSS. ».’l 3. Damp horse l.am ehw : 0. lU because 92. Beam niII• 0. An obnoxe of ship'* >3. Singe 64*’ lotu child1 motion , 0. Morning < 34. Relate HI recaption B. Mild (A 10. Telephone *. Iketlnf . d*ua •♦1t *i wire* fl.tnune era* 11. Oiria namS ‘7. Cuckoo e j Me d*to41 to 1. BftdcAnoyy; s e a $3. Harb of - Ut t ♦t * w the carrot •.Terdy -.m el*^ family * g -t 11. River (Fr.> 14. Sanskrit .IS, Writing' eehoot (Ind.) fluid SubeMe $7. Music note h*td covering 15. Erbium " (eym.) 34, Mint 19, R*«r \niekn*«e 90. A coiy 21. Mala fowl 92. Infrequrnt 1 V fi | 1 l i 23. Shaphard’* , staff 33. Cooling davice 16. Conutnid. 37. Cunning . 26. Gram ; (abbr.l,* (I SO. Divlilon ‘ ofaptoy 31. AllO *S U. Htwguen •food u ib i m m n u u m m y / A / s S3. Negative • raply 94. niaontnt 34. F lo w er'. M M m v M M m v /M n m is. Funenl < aong 69. Trep. _ 40-Oitmlc4l' , compounds * 41. Woody p lia tl % •m m m m m m am m m Mmmmmamm&Mv uuzm m m a*im m rz um M m m zM uum ts UMUMmtZMmmam . 'DOWN' . L K ilter^ | p J I nrirtlnr Oa A Clou* (Decorator ........ KlTl.i lilt.B O u a y Dlifer* E » iu « . ua for plana and financing, DAILY CROSSWORD t*'*mlh*il1,II 1 ---IIS.a >C MALE KKLP WANTED IOC L o l a Oo T o T o w n C it y S i m i l a r lien o r D ia l * « " F o r U u ilft w ia h t E d itio n Flashing, Xreahv Hratbsg M. G. H O D G ES ervlca on All Water Pumps— WeUa Drilled — Pumps ORLANDO Sentinel Ralph Bay. SU0. Star, A abort low cost training parted that will not foterfere >Tth your present Job fin-.qualify acceptable applicant* for an exciting amorous career. Writ* ilvtcg tone, number, to Alrltoa Triton L National School of Aero­ nautics, Box The linfonj S JVEECOME; TO BARTOW) Ntral Fenonntl wiu T ea B* O w Omit We kit* losied MOih' *1 the beutlAd fi ‘SxsaSut TWO Bedroom House, alio New Three Bedroom Home. Fb. M-R, I • I . X. nodam masonry home is top eondliJca, altuatad on 63X1*1 lot to excellent close-in locaiios. Homo haa furred walla, full cere* mle tiled oath, and oak floori. Kitchen baa beautiful natural cabinet*, moulded Formia*. C A.JJHIDDON link top, teld G. X. equipment. An aiiortmtnl of cltrua trota In b a c k /a n . Thla home ia one year do, walking distance to school, and surrounded by home* of equal value. |l,3oo wifi bandit. r A T S K ID M O Ite -C U ftV V John WMajM 1 m 6- , H O U P t-- Mir Lou Motel T hen loom* are available Absolutely Frio Fw • period of 4'467*. ' to New arrival! 61 Oar \ Naval Alt Itatlo* } Pint'* Town A Coantrr T. V. SERVICE f Hear ferries — Anytime nor bp u d p u k t * took » p «t tb* oflko 4 ; Phono lflll-M Odhtm & Tudor, Iftc. ferrite Call t.#6 “■ulldtfi of Flo* Uerngk" .• For All Cara B E A U T IFU L PA T T fcKNH CUSTOM F IT T E D PRO M PT IN STA LL A TIO N * Strickland* Morrison, Inc. f M f o r ta FlortsU . ' . Fhon* .200............. mm&m MM a. Frenah Am** i 4 �RgcliO’TV SANFORD HEHAJJfc lag tha vMttkw with bar paraato, Mr. and Ufa. William Ball Mg. apd Kf». OWrlaa Cook of <te*rd,- Pa',., trara.■ meant guests of -tj>«lr friandp* Kr-v**l Mrs, T. f . -Bitree, Ytey warn awrauU to * -i . —A____ ' aaaaJ diem. and Mra. aufojd K ite* Chriatwai :DW* wlth bar S i s ; w«ta of bar brother and ala* aw, Mr. and . Mra, A*, r ga Pattern*,. DIN, farmer dal la te Mary, to aRjoytof lap leave with hto paraato, If t S t f iS M : ftp war* tha hojUAiy.ivtota af panato In' Maedlany. V. and Mra. Thnmaa Graanlaaf son lava returned from Tam* .w hen he w»##wptojfed,by * aaST Mr*. John A . B«atea - and children of Gettysburg, , -gm'.vtottlng hi* parent*, Mr. ‘' m ,; J, B. Baavaa duriug X'. htem ted nt NAf, Naro4». <*to.. Bag. teeu vtohlng hla parent*, K n nnd Mra. C. W. Waldarhold durtog the Christmas vacation, .My*. William p. Silver and iona, Doami* and Itqphan, accompsniad h y 'h a r mothir-lo.Uw, Mra. Wtt* Ham Puivtr, toft Tufsday for M f t t , M. V.. whara they will ■tgy: while Mr. Pulvar to. overaaaa, ■ *. ,*•..• Mr. and Mr*. Bdgar Parrish and daughter; Cindy of Orlo Vis­ tas war* Christmas supper guests Chftttaia* Day with their son* tu-Uw and daughter, Mr. and Mra, Evaratt DU aad three aont, • f .Holly Hill. W. P. Burke, who to a patient M i t e Cawiral Florida TB Hospi­ tal to Orlando, l« enjoying a wdak'i stoy with hto family ovar th* hoUdeyi. MJia Colleen Matthew* spent ih* haiiteri ilfh ihir aw h M«* C. A. Mtriaar to Orlsndo. Mr. and Mra. Raymond E. An* dartoa and children, Raymond, Cheryl, Karin, and Christine, of Beaver, Pa., returned Friday from vliHtng hla brother-in-law and alstor, Mr. and Mra. Jamca E. Brower and ehJldren, Nancy and Kan, in Wait Palm Beach and hla brother and alsterln law, and children, Mona and Donnla In Miami- and will be the guaita of Ms parents, Mr. and Mr«.,P. D. Anderson until Jan! S. While in South Florid* they vlittad Africa, USA, th* Rlngtlng Circus Head­ quarters in Sarasota amT travelaid tha SunthJna. Skyway to . St. Patfrtburc sad returned, over the Gandy Bridge to Tampq and back tojLako Mary via ffiw Bok Towar. Fred Howgll of Atlanta,' Ga. apent tha holiday wcekond With Mi brother tod ilstor-ln-Uw, ‘Mr. •lid Mrl, Roy l , Howell, 'Mr, and Mra. J. B. Harrii hid a.* their Chrlstmaa dinner guetta hit Voutlns, W, C. Harris and hto lister, Miss Belle Harris. Miss Patty Bell w|io U a slu* dent at Souihcm Mlulonary Col* paniad by I | t i . ; J*i»i* Vickery, mother of Mrs. Coiaott, who wUI remain In lake Mary tha raat of Jba winter,* Mr. aad Mra. M. E. Psttarien wgfw the guest* of relative* in Venice, over the holiday*. D. A. Lute of .Pltsgarald, Ga. waa tha guest of hla aon*ln*law and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Roy i*. MowaU, Jr. during the Chrlat* n | i teUdayf.; Ha waa aa compell*d by hto son-to-law and daugh* tar, Mr. and Mr*. C. E. MaGuLra, of Byroii, Ga, and hi* ion, Milton Lute, US Army, who j* re­ cently home from ovaraeai dqty In. Kara* aad whoea o a t duty itatku)' will be Waihlngton, D. C, Mr. and Mra, W, J. Harrow have rented the Minihew collage. Ha to a brother-in-law of R. Sheddon, former raifdant of Lak* Mary, now living In Banford,' Geneva BY ADMIE PBKVATT Mr. and Mr*. A. J, Baxter and fgmlly hid aa'thatr guetti far Christmas dinner, Mr. and Mra. B, Price sf Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Cadcr Hart apsnt Monday in MJaml wllh rcUilvea. Ur. and Mrs. W. G. Xllbaa, and Mr. and Mr*. Walter Yarborough had their Chrlstmaa dinner at tha TlllJi Camp. Th* many friend* of Ned Cald­ well will be torry lo learn he li confined to the Fematd Laughton Memorial hospital because of Ill­ ness. Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Maxwell and family hid t.i their gucit for Chrlstmaa dinner, Mr. Maxwell’s fgthar, John Maxwell. Mr. aod Mn. W. L. Alderman had aa their gueila Sunday. Mr. and Mra, Robert Moul of San­ ford, their daughter Helen and Nual RodepbUrg of Jacksonville. Mr. and Mra. A. J. Baxter had aa thalr guests Saturday, their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baxter and children of Norfolk, V*.' Min Vailaan Prevail of Orlando gpant th# holiday har# with har mother, Mn. T, W. pravatt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hsrry Geiger and fsmilr had as their gueila for the holidays, their daughter Betty of South Carolina and their son Easing The Burden Of SomeUlna—mi fi <KXDB gat a Meat whin to Mw ChUdrtn's Koaj Iw v k L. HEW YOBK Ut-Thaaw’a '*;!«•■ V ta H U l n o v u M U to m w tlaman of maeabra imagineUoa ■maU gkl Carat. Praqounead ta*w br.rtov") tn * r^ * o _ a |rlvig4at!e ; u - i " l i t |a. fea> teuaehold. But little n*aB'fromi«*ie xa.haV ii+if iU y t i t ■tU^* n" * . " * 1 *«. too« li- ' la apaea aptfo about» «Q#*.*ter* Id tha household of th* tomato Herald of Orfggtethia continent studying ua Apart* Judith, wte U tha mother at Carol, (Bapaat. mother at Carol) JldlUr Mr. aad Mrg. w. A. earn. decides to marry tha mala, Bavin, are ipendtog a few days In Sav It's hi* contention th sttb e M ir- whom iha hataa, and,who, la turn aonah, Ga.,. visiting Mr. .Elian* Uses have. learned English from hitaa Vanessa. Thar plan to re­ wood’s psraats. listening, to the radio and only ra* cover Carol ao .that Judith eaa Mr. aad 'Mrs. Geerga Arthur eantly perfected' a TV. eat- Bat ha* inherit a fartuna from te r father, and son Stanley, had aa thatr eanaa of the aurraat riot of iup wte to not ra t dead. guest for tha Chrlstmaa holidays, ■pota thar'ra receiving, only ana Next, is tegment "S e irrt far their daughter, Virginia of Long hour a day—a daytime hour eon* Tomorrow," thara waa much |n i. Island, N. Y. fined to aaap opera. Sinew Mebi| alp. about tha collapaa of a mar* ia beiirfinv, (bar now don't.balky* rla|*. Tha segment dlaUaet avk Mr. and Mrs, Lester Harper anything they bear on tha radle dance of a housing shortage otfl had as thalr gnasts Sunday, Mr. and bate their eitimatea of us earth ainea both tha female* la* and Mra. Dan Drtggort and ton, only oo what they ace. Mr. and 'Mrs. Arthur,Lindsey. volved with tha mala In question, Tha gentleman elalm* to have who did not appear, wera billet*! Mra. Jimmie Mcirllt nnd chil­ juit Intercepted thin Intelligence in the jama house. dren and her mother Mrs. Jtermenage hack to Ware from Solar Finally, s e g m e n t "Guiding ritt spent the Christmas, holidays Boaea Ship Q*S: light” continued tha depressed to Crasent City. The anxiety af the earthling* In* Phillip Bauer spent th* holiday eraaaaa dally aa obaarved on Trie* In'summary, th# aarthltoga ap. to Orlando with relative*. vision CBS. Miiundartlandlng It peer to ha afflicted by rospleion Ur. and; Iff*. Eddta Moran of rtf# among faihfliai and aeguabit- led gestip. The majority appear Louisiana spent the holidays bare snea*. Tha mortal* mmitn within to waat something they can noto with Mrs. K e rn s ’ mother, Mr their booiH, which era htataBod have. Among them float a lew de­ ■ad Mra, I n t e r Harper and fam­ with moody muale. Thara to mueh tached parsonalitla* wte litte r (A) ily, Mra, Moran to tha former. (ta n and angtr and Nldom any try to obtain tha Impoaslbto things Mis* Batty .Phillip*. laughter. Obtenre ana hour, far others or (B) ur3* than not to Ip .tha' ifgment af Ufa,called want th a. Impossible. Mr. amf Mia. H srrr Lea Lind' "Vtlliaat Lady" tha question wi* The accumulating anxieties and say and family of Atlanta, C»a„ whathar tha famala known as toailm* of tho earthltog* have af­ and Mr. and Mra. Howard Lind-’ Diana Emerson waa fit to mate fected tha television monltods on say and family of Washington with the mala known aa Joey Gor­ this space ship to a marked degree. spent the holidays here visiting don. who did net appear. The girl, We urgently request rotation of Mr. -Lindseys' mother,. Mrs. talking with her mother, wai re* thia command so (hit wa may r t f George Lindsey and their sUter meritful about Iha'put. Perhaps turn to Mars for rest and rehabilT aad hrethay-to-Iaw, Mr. gnd Mra. iha had bean Indtoereto, far. tn the tatioo. Edaon Colt. background ware tha equawli of an The many friends of Mrs. Nel­ infant. We ihatl attempt to aicer* I Hi ao x it AT t i n ltot five "concessiona* towel haa tnformod tha United State* the U willing to lie Thomas will be glad In letrn make for Middle East peace, Arab source* claim thee* a n net concessions at all, and list three « lain this In tha future. that she Is doing nicely after nn un title (boat* at tight) far aa over-all aatUamanL Woatern diplomata force** no quick solution. A mala named Morris appeired dergolng an operation after sha and suggested that Mrs. Emerson fractured a hip. tell her daughter ahq loved bar. Hughl* Thomae haa aa hto Mr*. Emerion did to. Thia apparguest for a few days, hto sister, eniiy mad* Diana decide to marry , WASHINGTON IW-The Army Is Fannie Thnmis of South Carolina. Joey Gordon. There waa no fur* experimenting with s new one-man Mrs. Pair! Peter* had as her thrr examination of her fitness. guest for Christmas dinner. Mr. Editor'! Note—Lol* Mltchiwm Is thlnr the Chinas# did was take me guestioned r e t u r n e d authorities In segment "love of fife" there flying machine which it says infantryman can laarn to pilot in They did not appear before Ihe and Mr*. Vane# W*gnon,.M(is a 20-year-old Briltih newspaper re­ straight.to a. b ait hospital." , , talta Patera, Mr*. Opal Wllklion, porter and daughter of a Laborit* Both Hawklna and Condron ssld Senate Investigations subcommit­ waa title love of it. The femi|e 20 minutes. Twelve of Ihe contraption*, Mr*. Amcrot Jones, and Mr. and member of Parliament. The Chi­ they believed the Chinese charges tee or the Houso Committee on Ihey wrr# "playing Ihe field," called "aeroeyclcs," hive been Mrs. Fred Bauer of Orlando. ne** Communiita give her permit- the Americans wera waging germ UnAmcrican Activltcs. Sullivan and Adami said they Hawkins' Irtends said he h*s dates bought far tests that are part of Mr*, ham Hampton had as her aion to ipend two months In Red warfare. • guests far the holidays, her son China aa a Journalist. Her obser­ "A targe bomb was found in our had stayed in China because "Ne­ with an English-speaking Russian the Army's continuing effort to in­ crease the mobility of foot ml, and daughter-in-law, Mr, and vations, related bolow far The csmp," Hawkins said." It waa Iha groes were oppressed in America girl. Mrs. Ray Hampton and family of Associated Press, were mailed to prisoner* who foutd It, not tha far economic reasons." Sullivan The seven ex-prisoners ! met ire dlers. guards, The Insects inside the and Dunn referred to lynching! studying "chines# and world his­ The Army said yesterday the Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hong Kong from Peiping. bombs had been mashed a bit and and the Ku Klux Klin In Ihe South. tory" at th# People’s University machines were purchased from Fisher and son Jo# and Mr*. By LOIA MITCHISON couldn't escape, so there wero a The ex-prlsnneri insisted they in Peiping. Tour others were re­ machine by teanlng to the rilreng Eden and son. PEIPING. China * - I have Pelsckner Helicopter, lne., Mouer Mr. and MrS. E. T. Stimmariill apent an afternoon and two eve­ lot of them lying around far us to were not members of the Commu­ ported there: Hamid H. Webb, Vernon, N.Y., which developed Fort Pierce, FIs.; Morris H. Wills, nist party but said they were sym­ hid as their guests Christmas nings wllh seven of the United see.” Fort Ann, N.Y.; Richird G. Cor- them. dsy. Mr. and M rs/T. R. Sum- Nations ex-POWs — six of them Rush laid he had slgnrd "peace pathetic wilh its philosophy. mersiil and son, Mr. and Mrs. Americans — who chose lo stay In petition after peace petition" tn "1 haven’t got the qualifications den,. Eait Providence, R.I.; and The aerocyde bears a reiemPriest of Oviedo, Mr. and Mn. Red China. They expect to return the prison camp, Then, he con­ for a Communist party member," William C. While, riummervilie, The pilot stands on a platform blanca both to small helicopter* tinued, after the "Litlio Swllch" Sullivan said, "but I'm working Ark. Earl hummersIH and family and (o Ihclr home* "sometime." and the Nsvy’s "flying platform.” The other »!x American ex-GIs exchange of sick and wounded toward the qualiiieatlon*. It'i a Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corley of San1 had long talks with John R. prisoners, he received his version glorious thing to be a member." still In China — four Hava relumed over rotor blades and guides tho fard. Dunn, Osltimoro; Andrew Fortune, tlon he wants to go. Bpeeds up ta Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Grant had lonle, Mich.) Scolt L. Rush, Mari- of how the petition signers were Fortune, recalling a lack of food hom* and ona died in this country U miles an hour are attained by —work it a paper factory at at hla home in hi* childhood and treated; / ** their guests Sunday, Mr. and eiln, Ohio; Samuel D. Hawkins, _ Tilnan, 230 mile* south of Telplng. manipulating a hand trottto, Mrs, Floyd Walker and family of Oklahoma City: C I a r e n c n C, "They were summoned by Sen. breadline* In he street* at De­ Employed si lathe operators or troit, said he puxzlcd In camp over (Joseph R.) McCarty (Il-Wls) and Winter Haven, Mr. and Mr*. Adams, Memphis, Tenn.; Law­ general wnrkers era Lowell D. Modern sirlinera reqvlra a re­ Horae# Wesson and family and rence V. Sullivan, Omaha, Nch.; Ihe un-American committee. I Just what "caused all that." "Marxist philosophy solved my Skinner, Akron, Ohio; James G. served block of air space almost Mr. and Mrs. ' Roy Newton of and Andrew Condron, Bsthgale, wanted peace, and I didn't want to basic Veneris, Hawthorne, Csllf.: Aaron 30 miles long, during Instrument problems,” he declared. Winter Park, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Scotland, the only Briton among be persecuted. So, naturally, 1 None of the farmer POWs are P. Wiiion, Urania, Li.S and Aril# flight, si a safeguard against eolstayed." Tindall nnd family, Mrs. Blanch the voluntary expatriate*. Itilon. *, telrJi (Only U.S. military authorities tparried or engaged,. Fortune said j II. Pale, Carbondsle, 111. Edward* of Sanford, and Mr. and Adam* and Sullivan are Negroe*. Mrs. flotand Wesson and family " I’m looking forward In going of Okeeelmbre. back." Sullivan said, "but I'm Mr. and Mra. Cader Hart apent wailing until conditions aro ripe Thursday In Clearwalcr wilh I want tn bo a goo,! revolution*)Mr*. Harts' stsler and bmlhA--ln- , , . able to m o thoso people In law. Mr. and Mra. Stanley Me. America, white a* well a* Negro, Mullen, wnere they attended the I hive irrn experiencing biltarfuneral of her auni. nc»*." Mr. and Mrs. Vance Wagnon "Pm going back when I'm sure h«vo an their gucsls far some- un men in leather Jackets arc going lime, Miss Lelia l'clcrs of Tails- to boat me up," Rush said hatnre. Condmn, the Briton, said that The Methodist Church held Ha alnre "there's a lot of Ignorance annual Chrlstmaa Candletightlng in the world and ignorance makes services at the church Saturday wars," ho want to stay in China night. Songs wero sung and a long enough to learn something solo waa g|vcn by Mr*. Joe about the country. Malhlaux. Passages for (he Rlble Why did these prisons ra choose wsre read by Jimmie Brown, to stay in ChlnaT They gave dif­ Richard Norton and Frank Tho­ ferent reason*. mas. Hawkins said he had joined the Mr*. T W. Prevail and family Army at id. "more or le*s hy had a* Ihtilr'guests Monday, Mr*. accident. I hid a quarrel with iny J. L. Markham of Sanford, and tlifar over my antoniobtla." He her mother, Mrs. Ruth Hollomeli continued; of Georgia. "Well, in Korea l‘d heard alt Mr. and Mrs. J. T, MeLanln, those stories about cruelty, about Jr. had a* thrlr guesfa Sunday, the way Chinese treated their pris­ Mrs. Max Llenhart and her oner*. Then I wax wounded whtn mother of Oviedo. I was taen prisoner, and the first Reporter Relates Observations Army Experiments With New One-Men Flying Machine HIT THE ROAD TOR 22,000 MILES to tha vtolt to Muir arrival,* lito te s . W i n ; O ftfi f l i f i th* tr«nrf for tomorrow * Ith a brand-new, double -duty Hlntasrlllo lum par” dtalgnl A aalf.hate Aavtoa «gy te aiw8 e y i^ e h L z 1 » p s nntt « n p ^ isasl pt a artppM arthtUla. i if you wash aona Ideas, or baas urns «f r a t f i n toahara with StsrSre ttyUtg efth the fu/cUeeel totuly of etw"IettgnU« Bewyti" de^nl Plw th* m « Kaektl T4U Eegie* far fwetwtMtoi ptwtr uk perforauwet N*w---- •‘-im. Me, to th* tpUtwectwd rnyiee* af Jttoway Hydri-Mttie*. Ttea, g«t Mt to th* biggest ted beet turpeie* •f alt Get ear prise! See a* today. . . mth* this re v vest «e rochet aweel AMli II, Wives from hla aUttartof and si moat RnUhsd IMS lObU* aa b* sirivaatn lo . Angelas at tha and of t tt,00»-ml)o ■trip tn m South Amartoa. Ths tsU-r.ylM,adventurer srd rsh rssssjsss1 COR. M b PALMETTO "MAN DA1UV ITABB IN A OAV NEW M IUNUU MUKCAL COMEDY POE u t< | JAK �Weather tTww widely K i* M r tu w clearing by Ut* after**#*. Fair ttmlgkl and Thursday, UMI* thang* Hi temperature. f vm.wa a A W g O g ^ L U jg A Charged A ltam onte Springs Woman Breaks Away To Notify Constable •C ity C o m m issio n e rs Select Frank D. Scott *As New Sanford Mayor Equivalency Tests Set For Next Week » At Seminole High General Educational Develop­ ment Teita for a High School Equivalency Diploma will be liven next Monday and Tueiday, on Ihe top floor of tha Seminole County Court Houea beginning at • a. m. AppUcanta for theie teita mint ba a raildent of tha State of Flo­ rida and at leaat 90 years of age. AppUcanta mu»t also pata a pro_ fl man try aiamlngtlon on Amerl** can history and government before being allowed to taka tha mauler battery of five teita. The 0. E. I), testa are In the area of literature, English, mathamaUca, social atudiea and the natural sciences. The a. I . D. testa are aupervU* ' ed by the State Department of Education and administered by in approved local director of testing. Tha State High SehooJ Equivalen% cy Diploma eonatitulei the legal 'w equivalent of a high school diplo­ ma and tan be accepted by em­ ployer! and training agencies as auch. It bears Ihe ilgniitire or Ihc State Superintendent of Public In­ struction and that of the Director ed Adult and Veteran Education. The purpose of this equivalency lasting program is that many edu­ cationally mature velarani, icr* vlcemen and non-veteran adults • In Dig »Ule who, for one reason or another, have not had tha oppor­ tunity to complete formal require­ ment! for high school graduation. Many auch persona, Ihrough read­ ing. travel, self-directed study, and the practical experience! of life, have reached a level of edu­ cational competence comparable , to that required for high school graduation. Store these people cannot afford to ipcnr! the required >1 amount od lima In classroom at teadanet, they ara not able to have tbetr competence certified through the traditional unit diploma patAnyone wins ten meat tha re­ quirements for taking these testa or who la Interfiled in further In­ formation mey contact Fred C. Murray, Dlrectorref <ha Seminole County Tatting Center. Hie office U located on the top floor of the Court House and tha telephone member la ML______ Fee Hike Request Presented To Board Of Commissioners A request to Inereaae the fee |e r a Master Plumber’* aaaml na­ tion from Eta to *M waa preaentod to tha Board of City Com* alsik m tri again list night with the explanation tbit tha reqiieat was w ide to “ make It equal with tho lim e for an electrician and lo bring H In tin* with the surrounding com munitlae." City Clerk If. N. Slayer explain ed lh.it the Plumber’* Cod# was adopted In 193* and Che fen was aat at Ihe same time. He also, stated that the electrician’* - code tad fee was aet tn 1PM City Commissioner Earl Higgin­ botham objected to the raise in faa because “ f don’t believe a man ihould he taxed out of work tag." “It’s not tha money, tt’a the toil,” that glvea ui good master plumbers said Commissioner John, Krider. Pointiny to tha difference be tween the two code*. City Clerk flayer laid that the Electrtral Coda waa a national code adopted by the City and the numbing Code waa worked up by a local committee. Commissioner Higginbotham laid. "I question the feasibility of the fix electrician’* fte and I atilt qua*w lion th« taxing of man’a right to work, f ant «. •upprcx ling competition.” Commissioner Jack Ratigan said, "From the discusalon by the Board I auggaat that the request be tabled became of the lack of information warranting the In* Commissioner F. D. Scott1was alerted Mayor of the City of San* ford last night by the Board of City Commissioners. Mayor Scott said, aa ha took ovar the chair, “1 will do the best I can in the interest of tha City to promote harmony within tha commission." chit Commiaiionir David Onlehel waa sworn in by City Clerk H. N. Sayar prior to the election. of the Mayor, Gatehel waa chosenI 'u i temporary chairman of the Board and immediately called for nomi­ nations for Mayor. Commissioner Scott f s e nomi­ nated by Commleitoner Jack Ratigan and Commissioner John Krider waa nomlnatad by Com­ missioner Earl-Higginbotham. Scott was’ elected to the office of Mayor through a technicality In voting when It waa declared that those not voting automa­ tically voted for tha candidate receiving tha majority of votea for the office. Commissioner Scott will serve as Mayor for one year, according to the City Charter, unless re­ elected to the office by a unani­ mous vote of the Board of City Commissioners at its first meet­ ing in January of 1057. County Judge Says Children, Guns Giving Trouble Manufacturing Co. Officials Visiting Here Indefinitely Officials of the firm of Sanford Manufacturers Incorporated ara visiting Sanford. Leonard Bregman. of. tha ac­ counting firm of Roberta and Leinwaindar, and Hyman Meltxar, president of Sanford Manufac­ turer* Incorporated ara in 5anford for an indefinite period. Bregman, said official* of tha local manufacturing plant, ara in Sanford to make tha annual audit of the local concern, whit* Melt* ser la her* looking ovar tha fa­ cilities. Official* of tha plant said yoeterday that buslnaaa ha* In­ creased to tha point that spring orders have bein booked solid. Demand for the “Sanford" brand of shirt* and pajama* manufaeturnad, here is so great that tha plant Is being operated to Ha com­ plete capacity. WINTER PARK POOL BOOM OPERATOR Gllhert Brookins la shown In the cantor tn custody of Sheriff J. Denver Cordelj and Deputy Sheriff Jam** Singletary, (Staff Photo)___________________ Vacationing Stones Approval Is Sought To Conduct Service For R ight-O f-W a y At First Christian J. Denver Cordell Winds Up Duties As Sanford Mayor Dentists To Attend Elks Charily Game Orlando Confab To Be Held Tuesday Your dentist may he abeent from bl* practice on Monday, Jan, 0. If an, h« probably will be at­ tending lectures In Orlando to keep abreast of anm* rf Ihe latent developments In tha dental pro­ fession. The lecture* are to he given at lh« winter meeting of Ihe Cen­ tral District. IPrnlai Society of Florida, which cover* in leading counter* of the state, "rte president-elect of the na­ tion-wide American Danlal As­ sociation, Dean Harry l.yona of the School of Dentistry, Medical Collega of Virginia, will he tha hon­ ored gueat and lecturer on Per­ iodontia — disease* of tha guma and other tiaaura surrounding the teeth. Another honored gueat-apeaker will-he Dr. 'IVimai A, Price of Miami, president of the Florida fttata Dental Society of 1,101) danlist members, Other apeakara on Periodontia intbide Dra. Richard Chare, Frank Scott, and M. J. Calbeck, alt of Florida, President at the meeting will he Dr. Wayne 0. McCall of Ocala, president of the Central District Society, l.ocet dentists planning to at­ tend the meeting include: Dr. J. W. Epp*. Dr. A. W. Epps. Jr., Dr. A. W. Epp* Br., Dr, It. W. Rucker, Dr. Harry S. Woodruff, and Dr, I.- D, Brown. The Elks terond annual charity basketball ftm * will be played tn Sanford Tuesday, Jan. IB, at T n, m. on tha Semtnot# High flehoat court, It was announced today. Tha Seminal# High School bas­ ketball quintet will meet tha New Smyrna Beach High School ftv# In thhe annual affair. All net receipt* from the charity basketball game will go to the Harry Anna Crippled Children’* Home In Umatilla, arcsrdinr to local, Elk’s Club nffirlal*. Awards are to he made by the Sanford Elk* Club to the m"»t improved hokelhall player and tha most valuable player. Tickets are on sals at fl. L. Parkin’* Mrn’a Star# In Sanford. Christian Science Program To Start Local TV vlawers will be In­ terested to know that the popular series "How Christian Science Heals" will start January 7, over WDBO-TV, Channel S, at !:15 P- m. Now being seen over 100 sta­ tion*, the** program* feature two guest* who tell of their religious experience* on each J5 minute program. A moderator will give brief comment* of an Inspira­ tional nature designed to show how everyone can rely on God’* help effectively In the problems of dally Ufa, , Approval of M loot right-of-way for street* tn the "Lika of tha Mr. and Mr*. L. Paul Stone, who Wood*’1 subdivision proposed for a ara her* on vacation from their 17-93 Seminole County alto waa re­ misilon work In ranlral Mexico, quested this morning by Senator Douglas Stenstrom representing will conduct servieta of worship Charles Clayton of Clayton Realty Sunday at tha First Christian Company, Church. The Stone* and two other County Attorney Mark N. Cleve­ missionaries operate a training land Jr., reporting to Ihe Board of renter for boys who ara preparing County Commissioners reliUre to lo enter the rural mlnlatry or ba- the approval said, "In view of flit intent of the Legislature and Ihe eoma belter farmers and church many subdivisions th a t'a rt htihg leaden In their horns rommmhnt- develop.^ In 5* mtool* Cpunty, it tk*. stone, elder son of Faitbr would bo my opinion that it would and Mrs. Perry L. Stone, ia mate- Na«ajl right to revert back* to# gar of the Mountain of Light F a ta oofcot right ofw ly." at Pabellon, near Aguaacatlentei. "I am fully convinced,"' laid Colored Hide* of Ihe work lha Cleveland," that the negt session Stonra are doing will be shown at'o f thy Legislature will remedy the the night service. situation. "Consequently," he said, "I At a meeting of tha newly alert­ ed official board Tuesday Ihe fol­ think that it would he all right to lowing officers were chosen: 0. D. revert hick In the former right of Lamlress, chairman of Iho board. way width." County Attorney Cleveland furHarry Falk, vice chairman. Cirorge W. Morgan, recording t(c- ther said that "where there la a rrtary; W, If. Young, church1deadend, a SO foot right of way treasurer; Sir*. James L. Horton would be all right If there li pro­ Sr., church clerk and historian; per drainage." Ira C. Melrgcr, financial secre­ Clayton, developer of Lake of the tary; and lis te r Tharp, superin Woods told Ihe commissioner! that Irodent of the Sunday School "wa plan In use a road aaaement to Tharp announced that Ih e rllv p u t In »lnrm sewers underground had granted a variance request that will drain into tha lake so lhat Ihe front of the pro­ John Meisrh, former chairman of posed educalinnal building may he tha Iloard of County Commlailonflush with the from of Ihe sane era, said "this doesn’t have any­ turything to do with Ihe road code. It Mr»- Oscar T. Pearson w#» *p ia a Seminal* County Tlat Law apointed chairman of the eommlllre , dopted in 1933." on plans for the observance of thes, Senator Slrmtrnm asked the comWeek of Compassion. Feb. 192(1 mlssionrwa if th«v would ba willing Mrs. James L. Anderson ha* lo approve the right of wa; no lha hern chosen a* local correspon­ premia* lhat Counly Surveyor alio dent for The Florid* Christian, approve lha drainage and atorm Mrs. W. It. Young wa* selected^ sewers. as attendance chairman for a Mrisch said, "I leader*’ meeting tn be held In Or amCommissioner not going to argue the intenl Undo. Jan. 24-Zfl. hut Ihe law raya At Ihe Woman’* Day observance nt Vi the eguslalur# On a JO font right-of-way, Sunday Ihe loose nilerlng for ml* offering for benevolence w a s I am going to Insist on storm sew­ slun* was M1.00. The Christmas ers and curb and guttera." Hie Board of Commiaiioncrt. on R iU , a motion hy Commisalonur R. C. Dodd, agreed to approve a plat of lha new aubdivialon provided that lha curb and guHers aa well as storm sewer* met tha approval of County Surveyor M. C. Hagen. Agencies Are Slow In Replying To Low 1 ■V’ -TVir# 0 w S a6 A flcrich (nurerona wtU he played at the Mayfair Inn Rmninola Country Gluh Golf Course Sunday January Nth, according to La* Armstrong, Golf Fro, Armstrong said that playera will choose their own partners for tho foursome. However, Armstrong said that those planning lo lake part In the event are requested to call In and register aa soon aa passi­ ble. The local pro explained that a Scotch Foursome include* a man and woman golfer plaving In*, gethyr -,dth one golf ball but alternate shot*. Armstrong said lhat Ray Her­ ron, local golfer, shot a hole in one at tha Mayfair Inn rnuise last weak on the No. 5, hole using - five Iron. ttrsto ta ® " Properly Owner Asks For Damages Installation Set RETIRING MAYOR J, DENVER CORDELL M wreaentod a *Uv*r trey on behalf of the City by Com ■ laain— r date ltritef. • V > Scotch Foursome To Be Held Sunday "Ws’r* having alt kind* of trou­ ble with rhlldren playing with HB guns, air rifles and 22 rifles," said Juvenile Judge Ernest Houshohler this morning, "Many report# are coming in to us," Judge Housholder taid," and each report muat he investigated." Houshohler explained that "the use of HH guns, air rifles and 22 rifles hy children under 1# years of age subject* these children to the Juvenila Court," "Froperty Is being damaged and lives are endangered hy the flag­ rant disregard of the’laws of our state in regards to the use of the ssemlngly harmless playthings that are aliyayt among the gifts for children at Christmastime," said Houshoider. "Wa do not want tn he harsh or subject the children to undue pun­ ishment in these cases," the Judge said. Hut, he explained, we have Male Laws guiding the use of such rifles and ammunition, law# which were adopted by our Legis­ lature In 1051, According to Iho Florida Hlatutaa, Houshoider commented, whoever discharge* a firearm on a highway or within 300 yards of any persona premise* without tha owners consent le declared to b* a misdemeanor. The Statute* continue, tha use for any porp»*e whatsoever of * children under IB year* af age BB gun, air rifle ar I I rifle by mtlat .ha under<lha supervision of *f ’R ren fcll£ lfl-lh r bath,\ adult*. > “ * ~ ware~»bWflg»v HdW.vcr, rto . Judge Hmnholder( aald, "al­ plaint haa haan filed on Brooklrti though UhrUtmaitlm* la tha lime which atema from tha Oct. 4 for gifts, and usually Includaa case Fletcher Jonee, Si-year-old flan* such gift* aa RR guns, air rifles and 22 rifles, parent* ar* urged to ford negro, who ia being held on rarty their atipervislon of children charge* of criminal attack o*i n anil the use of auch weapons 27-year-nld Orlando nurae ia Stilt confined In the Seminole Counly thioughnut the tear," Jail. Brookin* waa brought to tha Seminola County Jail after an allnight Inveatigatinn hy Sheriff Cordell end Deputy Sheriff Sing­ letary. The Altamonte Spring* woman, A Chutuota property owner sug­ when aha hrok* loose from Brook­ gested to the Hoard of Seminole ins ran for help and notified County Comml*«ion#ra yesterday Homer Sewell, Altamonte Spring* that damages tn hi* car be paid Constable who Immediately ramfl 10 the arena of tha attempted at* by the rounty. Ludnmll W, Monk), ownar of lark, Brookin# waa driving a m y property in Chutuota told tho com­ light IBIS Plymouth te r missioner* yesterday that ho waa which grean hear* tha damage when coming across the Rconlnckhat- he hooked bumper* with tha wo* rhea Rrldg* between Chuluoto and man’* car. Geneva when he saw a plank sticking up and had to turn to ROUTINE RUN avoid II. LEXINGTON, Ky. t* - PatrolAccording to MnrskL froat or man Gene Haynes considered If a dampness nn tha bridge reused routine run Sunday when be de­ him to skid off the bridge ami livered Margie Bakrr tn a hospital, seriously damage hla car. where she died of • cerebral hem­ He suggested to the commission­ orrhage. ers that he should be reimbursed It was all In a day’# stork too for the damages, v lien on Monday ha dtllvirtd Hnwevar, Semlnol# County At­ Magdelena Baker, who had col­ torney Mack N. Cleveland Jr. ad­ lapsed nn a sidewalk, to the hos­ vised Iho rnmplalntant that there pital. She was pronounced dead of was no county responsibility in­ a heart attack. volved, Ilo learned yesterday they ware -Four Deputy Sheriffs bond* were 13year ild twin slater*. approved by tho Hoard of Commitsinner* yesterday. They were DcADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS puty Sheriffs Rood* for R. G. Whllt»n, Nash H. Kenoodd/, H. i* ON PACE SEVEN flrqlih, and J. 0. Warren. TALLAHASSEE 'At-Tha aerretary of state’s nrfiea said today many alata agencies, hoards and commlsslnna haven’! complied with a new state law requiring them tn file coplra of their rule* and reg ulatlons by Jan. 1. The law waa designed tn lift soma of tha secrecy in govern­ ment and provide easier acres* tn rules and regulations adopted hy lha numerous governmental bodies. Tha law required that every rule and regulation arinptd h any stale department, board or com­ mission after Jan. 1, and affeetlng the rights of the public, had to be filed with the secretary of alata’a office hefora it could become ef­ fective. grease." ' The suggestion waa adopted ^ unanimously by tha commission- Mayor Danver Cordell stepped down from hie office nn the Hoard of Sanford City Commis­ sioners following spproval of Ihe mlnutea of lha last mealing In A f& rilA te fiK W * * * t* * \H .1 lha session. However, Cordell taid, before leaving hla rhair, “I have enjoy­ ed the time I have spent nn this Commission and thank each tons of you around thli table for their cooperation with me. I want to express my appreciation to the city empl oyes who liaxe worked with me untiringly and have helped make my Job here aasier. I have the City at heart and want yon to rail on m* at any tim* that 1 might ha of any help." A M-year-ntd Winter Park Mgr* pool room operator waa toktB Hitt custody last night by Saptlao!* County Sheriff Denver Cordell a te Deputy Sheriff Jamei Singletary and lodged in the County Jail charged with allemptad rape of a Seminole Counly whit# woman. The negro, Gilbert Breokhtl, 9 feet • inches tall and weighing 213 pounds, according lo Sheriff Cordell, followed a ear driven by an Altamonle Springs single wornad, pulled up alongside of hef car, and then ran her off tha read hooking her back bumper. The 33-year-ntd woman aay* that the nrgro got hold of her but aha broke away and ran. She attempt­ ed to get the license tag number of the negro’s ear and waa eauflri again. However, Ihe womiR said she obtained the license tag num­ ber and again broke away from the heavy negro and ran for halpf. The attempted rap* took plgca about on* mile west of Altimoqtt Springe on n deserted dirt road that goes to San Lands Spring#, Deep ml*, lire tracks, and iflnd plica were left at the scent where the negro waa foreed to Jack hla car out of the -Jeep sand and clay where It became imbedded when he attempted to turn hi* car around. Sheriff Cordell Myi that successful arrest etf lha can h* attributadd to tha network lhat provided him wflh tha Identification ed the Eagre man from the license number taken hy tha woman tk* husk/ negro attempted to repo. A I-ongwood woman, who «gg rapad by a negro on Oat. fl, agate to tha tiamlnola County Jail mtfl identified Break In* In a *1i -m*r • (Matt fM a fl- Jv ’ ' *■- i } The Enlisted M«n'* Wlv#» Club will hold • meeting tonight In the KM dub nn the Sanford Naval Air Stall n -it * p. m. Installation of offleara will ba bald and ail man bar* ara urged NEWLT ELECTED COUNTY COMMISSION chairman W. Brown Mill* tha conference tab!* at yesterday's mailing of tha Board. Shown with iM k l M J M il O f .M « ,C M a f te M l ta b i bU*.a» M tlu � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 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/c7a489d365f62d5bde494be9da6b9c0e.pdf 5ef1465029fe4bcd13077768fcf6df53 PDF Text Text SANFORD H EBALD guests of tor brother and sisafrw,<Mr. aad.Mr*, A-.r. jh//;r' o * » P atten *. VIM, k n u r t o t a f l a t o Mary, la anjoytai Udto leave with hla ptnate, and Mr*. Oeorge U FaUmoe, ( to'Wtetee.Park. Ha ia.tow.atatkm- km* p to T c h iJ # ? S * 1*** * * jU aA**. «J7.d,)Wi|V9l M IWMn aM V il *Mhaf kid "If flOHr* M t o i M!aa Grass Baglay visited ' - reuttvaa k Galeetvlile, over tto Mm. H«roH Kean and family were the bqUity.jNOate M 1m p e n t la in' MaeHany. 9 t, end Mra. Thomas aroanlaaf ncxj ion have returned bom Tarn* •a, where to wisamptejCad. by M - Lloyd , Mr. and Mr*. John K- JUarea Pf.» aod ehUdron of flattyaburg, Pa.. -hMitiattlag hla pannta, Mr. : ,M 4 'W ** JUavee during M ioW i -to il. Harold of Orfagdo. . Mr. sad Mr*, w. A. are spending a faw days in Sav­ Mr. and Mra. William Ball Mr. and Mfr. 0»rte* Cook of annah, Oa.,. vlllUng Mr. Elian<}lyard.- Pa'... ware .- recant gueita wood's parsati. of-ttolr. frieedr- Hr- Ami Mxa. T. Mr. aad 'Mra. Georg# Arthur S.-Rates*. They ware-awroute to aad soa Stanley, had is their Mtemt, wtoro they apaad, the guest for tto Chrlatmaa holidays, wthtera. their daughter, Virginia of Long Prianda of H- T.> Ruaiell will Island, N, Y.bp glad to toir that >e la makMr. and Mra. Lester Harper igg alow ’’impierematt following, had aa their guaati Sunday, Mr. aurgery at. (to Ofange Memorial and Mrs. D u Dreggora and ion, Hoapltal in Orlando. Hla eWldron Mr. and Mra. Arthur .Lindsey. bom the North aw here to vlalt Mrs. Jimmie Merritt and chil­ with him. -/Mr. ' -amt .. Mra, Oto But Mil of MyaeldavtlK. Okie, dren and her mother Mra. Sjerritt spent the Christmas, holideyi Mr. apd Mfa. and Mlm OUve MuaaaU of Crown in Craaant City. Phillip Bauer spent the holiday la Orlando with relative*. Mr. atMTKirs. Eddie Moran of Louisiana ipeat the holidays hero with Mrs. Moran*’ mother. M r Mr. and Mr*. C. B. White, J r •ad Mra, Latter Harper 'aad fam-: and two abfldron of Pensacola Uy. Mrs. Moran la tha former, apqnl tto- Christmas weekend Mlai Batty .PhtlUpa. w lth-tot. totwk.-'M** #Bd Mr<* Mr. and Mra. Harrr Lea Und-t M. Caafen. Tbay wafa aeeom- ley and family of Atlanta, Oa,. pantof by Jaiata Victory, and Mr. and Mra. Howard Lind-' mother of Mr*. Coaaon, who win lay and family of Washington remain in Lake Mary the real of spent the holidays here visiting ito wlntkr^ W Mr. -Lindsey*' mother.. Mra. Mr. aed Mr*. M. E. Pattaraon George Lindsey end their sister eye- % gtoiU of relative* la aad brother-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Veolet, over tto holiday*. Edam Colt. D. A. Luke of .Fltigerald, Ga. The many friends of Mra. Nel­ THI aoxu AT t i n list five •‘eoncesetew" lanel toe tefarnud the Vnlted SUtce she I* willing to was tha guest of l)ls son-in-law lie Tho mi* will be glad to learn make for Middle East peace, Arab sources tlatai these are not concessions at all, and list three w aad daughter, Mr. and Mra. Roy that the la doing nicely after un tenUala (boxes at right).far an avar-aU sattlamsnL Wastarn diplomat* foresee no quick solution. l*. Howell, J ti during the Christ* dergolng an operation after aha mgi toUdayi- Ha was accompen- fractured a hip. lad by Ms son-in-law and daugh­ Hughle Thomas hai aa hla ter, Mr. aad Mra. C. K. MsGulrs, guaat for a few daya, hla alatar, of Byron, Oa. and hla son, Mil- Fannie Thnmaa of South Carolina. Mr*. Pearl Patera had a* her ton Luke, VS Army, who la re{•flUy home from oversea* duty gua«t for Chrutmai dinner, Mr. Editor's No(a—Lola MltchJson la thlnr the Chinese did was taka me gueslioned r e t u r n e d authorities They did not appear before the tn- Xerag aad whoaa next duty and Mra. Vanca Wagnon, .Miss a 20-ycar-old British newspaper re­ straight.to a base hospital." aUtkns’ will to Washington, D. C. U lta Peters. Mr*. Opal Wllklaon, porter and daughter of a Laborita Both Hawkins and Condron said Senate Investigations subcommit­ Mr. and Mrs. W, J, Harrow Mr*. Amcrot Jonea, and Mr. and member of Parliament. The Chi­ they believed the Chlncao charges tee or the Hou*o Committee on nese Communists gave her permit- the Americans were waging germ UnAmcrlcan Actlvltci. hava rentad tha Mlnahsw cottage. Mrs. Fred Bauer of Orlando. Mr*. Sam Hampton had a* her alon to spend two months in ned warfare. • Sullivan and Adama is Id they Ha la a brottor-la-law of R. Sheddon. former resident at Lake guasta for the holidays, her inn China as a Journalist. Her obser­ "A large bomb waa found in our had stayed in China beeause "Neand rfaughter-ln-law, Mr. and vations, related bolow for Ihe camp," Hawkins said." It waa tha groea were oppressed In America Mary, now living in Sanford.' Mra. Ray Hampton and family of Associated Preia, wero mailed to prisoners who fouxd it, not tho for economic reasons." Sulltvaa guards. The Insects Inalde the and Dunn referred to lynching! Orlando, Mr. and Mr*. H. A Hong Kong from Peiping. bomba had been mashed a bit and and the Ku Klux Klin In Ihe South. Fisher and »on Joa and Mrs By I/OIS MtTClIISON couldn't escape, ao there were a The ex-pritonera Insisted they Eden and son. PEIPING, China Utt - I have Mr. and Mri. E. T. Summtralll spent en afternoon and two eve­ lot of them lying around for us to wero not members of Ihe Commu­ nist party but ta|d they were sym­ had aa thalr guests Chrlatmaa nings with seven of the United aee." day, Mr. and Mr*/T. R. Sum- Nations ex-POWs — six of (ham Rush laid he had algnrd "peace pathetic with Ua philosophy. meralll and son, Mr. and Mr*. American* — who chose to slay In petition after peace petition" In "I haven't got the qualifications Prleat of Oviedo, Mr. and Mrs. Red China. They expect to return the prison camp. Then, he con­ for a Communist party member," BT ADD1E PREVATT tinued, after the "Litllo Switch" Sullivan said, "but I’m working Mr. and Mra,. A. J, Baxter and Earl hrnnmerrill and family and lo their home* "aomcllme." exchange of lick and wounded toward the quililienlloni. It's a ffmlly had a* their gueita for Mr. and Mrs. Joa Corley of San I had long talks with John R prisoners, he received hla version glorious thing to bo a member." Christmas dinner, Mr. and Mrs. ford. Dunn, Baltlmoro; Andrew Fortune, of how the petition signers were Fortune, recalling a lack of food R, Price of Sanford. Mr. and Mr*. E. H. Grant had Ionia, Mich.; Scott L. Rush, Mari­ / at hla horns in hla childhood and Mr. and Mr*. Cader Hart spent a* their guests Sunday, Mr. and etta, Ohio; Samuel D. Ilawkln*. treated: Mr*. Floyd Walker and family of Oklahoma City; CI a r e n c o C. "They wero summoned hy Sen. breadlines In he atrect* at De­ Winter Haven, Mr. and Mr* Adam*, Memphis, Tenn.; Law­ (Joseph R.) McCarty (R-Wls) and troit, t.ald he periled in camp over Ihe un-American committee, I Just what "earned all that." Hr, and Mra. Walter Yarborough Horace Wenon and family and rence V. Sullivan, Omaha, Neb.; had their Chrlatmaa dinner at tha Mr. and Mr*. ' Roy Newton of and Andrew Condron, Bathgate, wanted peace, and I didn't want to "Marxist philosophy solved my Winter Park, Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Scotland, the only Briton among be persecuted. So, naturally, 1 basic problem*," he declared. Ttllla Camp, None of the former POW* are stayed." Tha many friend* of Ned Cald­ Tindall and family, Mr*. Blanch the voluntary expatriates. (Only U.S. military authorlliex iparried or engaged.. Fortune ia Id well will bo aorry to learn he la Edward* of Sanford, and Mr. and Adams and Sullivan are Negroes. confined lo (he Femald I.aughton Mr*. Roland Wcsnon and family "I'm looking forward In going hack," Sullivan said, "but I'm Memorial hospital because of Ill­ ot Okeechobee. Mr. and Mr*. Cader Hart apent waiting until condition* aro ripe ness. Mr. and Mr*. J. Paul Maxwell Thursday in Clearwater wilh l want to bo a good revolulionay and family had aa their guest for Mrs. Harts’ sister and brothA In­ . . . ahla to srvo thoia people In Chrl|tmaa dinner, Mr. Maxwell’s law. Mr. and Mr*. Stanley Me. America, while aa well a* Negro, Mullen, wnere they attended the t have irrn experiencing bitter fglhar, John Maxwell, neap." Mr. and Mra. W. L. Alderman funeral of her aunl. Mr. and Mr*. Vanco Wagnon "I'm going back when I'm lure had aa their gueita Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Moul of San­ havo a* their guest* for some­ no men In leather Jacket* are going time, Miu Lctia Pclrra of Talla- to boat me up," !lu*h said ford, their daughter Helen and baiaee, Condron, the Briton, said (hat Nual Roden burg of Jacksonville. Tho Methodist Church held II* since "there's a lot of Ignorance Mr. end Mr*. A. J. Baxter had aa thalr guests Saturday, their annual Chrlstma* Candlellghllng In Iho world and ignorance makes ion and daughior-ln-law, Mr. and aervlcei at the church Saturday wars," he want to stay In China night. Songs wero aung and a Mre. Edward Baxter and children nolo waa g|ven by Mr*. Joe long enough to learn something about the country. of Norfolk, Va.-v Mathieux. Paisage* for the Rlble Why did these prisoners choose • Mlsi Valleen Prevalt of Orlando *pant tha holiday hero with her ware read by Jlmml# Brown, to stay in China? They gave dif­ mother, Mra. T. W. Pravatt and Richard Norton and Frank Tho- ferent reason*. maa. Hawkins sold he had joined the family. Mr*. T. W. Prrvntt and family Army at Ilf, "more or less hy Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geiger and family had as their gueita for had as their guest* Monday, Mrs. accident. I had a quarrel with my tha holidays, their daughter Belly J. L. Markham of Sanford, and tl*>*r over my automobile." He mother, Mrs. Ruth Hollomell continued: of South Carolina and thalr ion her of Georgia. "Well, In Korea I'd heard all Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McLanln, (hose stories about cruelty, about Jr. had aa their gunt* Sunday, the way Chinese treated their pris­ Mr*. Max Llenhart - and her oner*. Then t waa wounded whan mother of Oviedo. I was taan prisoner, and Ihe first Reporter •f bar parents, Mr. and Mr*. C. W/’SJoblom. Hr. and Mrs. B. E. True spent Christmas Day with thalr sonta-Ww and daughter, Mr. and H it, Evarett Dlx aad thraa *oo», af-Holly Hill. W. P. Burke, who ta a patient •T ito Central Florida IB HoiplteF in Ortando.il enjoying a wael’i atay with hla family over the holiday*; Mias Colleen Matthews apent the toUdeja ' Relates Observations . t w a r Mt" “SM iW LffH ata Mr. tad Mrs. Raymond E. An­ derson and children, Raymond, Cheryl, Karin, and Christine, of Beaver, Pa., returned Friday from vlaltlng hla brother-ln-taw and slater, Mr. and Mra. James X. Brower and children, Nancy and Kan, in Wait Falm Reach and hi* brother and sister-in-law, aud children, Mona and Donnla in Miami- and will be the guests of hi* parents, Mr. and Mra. P, D. Anderson until Jan, 9. While In South Florida they visited Africa, USA, the Rlngllng Clrcua Head­ quarters In Safaiota and travel­ ed the Sunshine. Skyway to.81 Petfraburc ;sd relumed, over t)ie Gandy Bridge Jo Tamp* and back tojLake Mary, via (be nok Tower. :. Fred Howgll of .Atlanta,' (la. •pant the holiday weekend With . hla .brother add iliter-lb-llw,‘tyr. •ltd Mr*. Roy L. Howell. 'Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Harris had their Christmas dinner guest* i cousin*, W. C. Ilarrli and hit •liter, Miss Belle Harrla. Min Patty Bell who U a iludaot a*. Southern Mlulonary Col- a NEW YORK tft-Ttoro’a' a •fto- V t M w I i m t l t e to M K tto tlamaa of maeabro ImagiiiaUoB small gfcl Carol. Pnaounced tau* »air^li*«_aadv.ga8tSs ;U«» salat |0. th«. household. Bui too** httio me n- f ro m- • ia .t o .V^ i* ij iUy are la »paco iP f f atout » aOn.atoro ia the household of tto temals tfcla eoattaast itadytag na. Apart* Judith, w i i i i t t e mother of Carol, (Repeat, mottor of Carol) JudiU? caaa. dacidai to marry the mala, Kevin, It'a hla eontantlon that the Mir- whom ito hataa, and .who, ia turn Lias i hava learned Engllih from hatea Vanaita. They plan to re­ Ultaping.to tha radio and only re­ cover Carol ao .that Judith can cant!y perfected a TV, aet Baf to inherit a fortune from tor father, canto of (to eurroat riot of-aup who ia not yet dead. apota ttor’ra ractlviag. only ona Next, in aagment "Search far Hour a day—a daytime Hour con­ Tomorrow," ttoro waa much gna* fined to aoap opera. Since acting alp. about the coUapee of a mar­ la M lietiav, (toy now don't.believe riage. Tto eegmrat dlattnct evk anything (hay bear on the radio dance of a houalng ahortage otfl and bate their eatlmatea of ua earth alnca both tho famaiaa in­ only on whai they aee. volved with tto mala In question, The gentleman rlalm* to have who did not appear, were billeted Juat Intercepted thia Intelligence In |to jama house, metaaga back to Mart from Solar Finally, a eg m e n t "Guiding Space Ship 0-1: Light" continued the depressed Tto anxiety of (to eortbltaga la- mood. ertaaea dally aa obatrved on Tala- In'inmmary. the earthlings apvision CBS. Mliundentanding la pear to to afflicted by ample ion rife among famiUet aad acquaint­ aad geaaip. Tto majority appear ance!. Tto mortala nm itn within to want something they caanoi thetr tonaa, which are tnataDed hava. Among them float a few de­ with moody musk. Ttoro le much tached personalities who either (A) lean and anger and tcldom any try to obtain the Impossible things laughter. Obterra one hour. fbr othcra or (B) nrja them not to Ip ,tto' aagment of Ufa,called want the .lmpo»lb)a. "VtUieat Lady" the quaatlon waa The accumulating anxieties and whether the tamale known aa tensions of the earthlings hava af­ Diana Emeroon waa fit to -mate fected the television monitoda on with the male known at Joey Gor­ thla apace ship to ■ marked degree. don. who did not appear. The girl, We urgently request rotation of talking with her mother, waa re- thia command ao (hat we may rrg morieful about tha'pul. Perhapa turn to Mara for rest aad rshabili” aha bad been lndleeredt, far. In the tatloa. background were tto tquawle of an Infant. We ahaU attempt to aaccrArmy Experiments tain thla In'the future, A mala named Morrii appeared and su;gested that Mra. Emeraon With New One-Men tall her daughter tto loved her. Mra, Emeraon did 10. Thla appar­ Flying Machine ently made Diane decide to marry . WASHINGTON teV-The Army I* Joey Gordon. There waa no fur* experimenting with a new one-man thrr examination of her fitness. flying machine which it lays In nejment "Love of Life" there Infantryman can learn to pilot li waa title love of It The female 20 minutes. > , Twelve of Ihe contraption*, they were "playing the field." called "aerocyclc*," have been Hawkins' friends said he has dates bought for (cal* that are part of with an EngUah-spaaktog Russian the Army'a continuing effort to increase the mobility of foot sol­ girl. i The seven ex-prisoners I met are diers. studying “ Chinese and world his­ The Army said yesterday the tory" at ths People's University machines were purchased from In Peiping. Four other* wsre re­ machine by leaning In the dlrcnte ported there: Harold H. Webb, Delackner Helicopter, lne., Mourr Fort Pierce, Fla.; Morris R. Will*, Vernon, N.Y., which developed Fort Ann, N.Y.; Richard 0. Cor- them. den, East Providence, R .l; and The aerocyde bean a reiemWilliam C. White, PlummcrvUle, Tha pilot stands on a platform blanca both to small helicopters Ark. The other alx American ax-OIa and the Navy’* "flying platform." still In China — four have relumed over rotor blades and guldei ths home and ons died In thla eoontry tlon he wanta to go. Speed* up ta —work at a paper factory at U miles an hour are attained by _ Tsinan, 230 miles south of Teiplng. manipulating a hand trotUa, Employed as lathe operators nr general workers are Lowell D. Modtm airliners reqtlrs a rs. Skinner, Akron, Ohio; James 0. served block of air apaea almost Veneris, Hawthorns, Calif.; Aaron 30 mile* long, during Instrument P. Wilson, Urania, La.; and Arlie flight, a* a safeguard against aolH. Pate, Carhondale, III. Uilnn. ’. « d | Easing The Burden HIT THE ROAD FOR 22,000 MILES r a w get a ueai to toe chUdroa'a igface Oampey are using earboaatod beverages la the ptaluro ' SEJdroa are glvsa nothing ta !«At far ton to iwelva hour* prior to tto visit to the hospital Upon Muir arrival a praUaiasry X-ray sqTT O n < f « f« h i; O M s s i f i th w frte n d i f « r f o n g r r o w w ith s b r s n ^ s s w , H o u b lt-H u ty ^ In tM flrlllte l u m p a r " 4 t s l « n l i a alauCa booh to Mp stoaa to a apecuuiy kalr to paralt empieym aripplad arthritis. isSaocM Ideal, as have m.wm to ahara with O M "* Cteargfwiiin i 0 t h a r o e g k f c f a v e r y * - S I 'J ? tod Qtde «H ahud la nmy wayt Slwulag Sfardro stjllag vjib Ito funciiowt toauly of Plus tto mw Xactot T4 J4 Eagiae far pMewetliag yaww aud prrforauwcfl New----- im , fa tto epUl-eecoad r«poM*ef J*Uwi7 Hydra-Matle*. 1,1 ** ^ w«*"t aad beet aurpriee •faSIGM ear prtael Sro a* ttoay. . . ■aka this; year yaw. ta-nctot awayl COR. U 4 k PALMETTO "BAN DA1LBV ITAU IN A GAY NSW to MJNLTB MUICAL COHXST FOB « • -4 �. .. . ' ■ - • ■■■ : ■ , f ' VM " ■- Weather tP«v widely ataHnad E M M clearing hr lata afternoon. Pair lonlght and Thursday, LHSl changa In temperalqra, AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWIPAMOt 3 A K g tj& S . F L tfe lD A A gastet A ltam o n te Springs Woman Breaks Away To Notify Constable *City ComnussLoners Select Frank D. Scott *As New A . »• A M-ycar-old Winter Park negra pool room operator waa taken bit* custody last night by Sepilnofe County Sheriff Denver CordtQ tad Deputy Sheriff James SlngUUry and lodged In th« County Jail Commissioner F. D. Scott' waa charged with attempted raps of • elected Mayor of the City of San­ Seminole County whit* woman.1 ford last night by the Board of The negro, Gilbert Brookfni, City Commissioners. S feet • Inches (all and weighing Mayor Scott said, aa h*a took "We're having alt kinds of trou­ 213 pounds, according to Sheriff ovtr tho chair, “1 will do the ble with children playing with HH Cordell, followed a car driven by best I can In the Interest of tha guns, air rifles and 22 rifles," said an Altamonte Springs single wornCity to promote harmony within Juvenile Judge Krnsst llousholder j puilfd np | | ftngaldo of h*f tha commission." this morning. car, and then ran her off tho road Commissioner David (satchel "Many reports are coming In to hooking her back bumper, Gantral Educational Develop­ waa sworn in by City Clerk II. us," Judge llousholder said." and | The M. , „ r.olrt wnmin „ „ fhl* ment Tcita "for a High School N. Sayer prior to tha alcctlon of I 0ff|eW< th„ flnn of <unford aarh report must he Investigated. lh# nfgro (ol hoM of h„ M lh# Equivalency Diploma will ba given the Mayor. Gatch.l was chosen'aaiManufacturers Incorporated *f* Hoiithnlder explained that "the broke , WJy >ml „ „ gh# •re k next Monday and Tuciday, on the temporary ehelrmau of the Board , ^ fUnfofdi ) U ,‘ .! nf. BB *ir Jrm ,* / ha 22 rt- In get the license tag num! nber top floor of tho Seminole County and immediately celled for nomli.,onar(| Bregman, Hr*r rifles oy children under IB year* i 0f ih, n, grn.g f t r wM Leonard of. the ac­ Court Houaa beginning at • a. m. nations for Mayor. of age subjects the.# children lo u , | n. However, the woman counting firm of Roberta end Applicanta for thaie tcita mint Ikn .L . -Li .I_J* gt _ as. . T.' Commissioner Scott qaa nomi­ Lelnwelndar, and Hyman Meltxar, tha .fliwnniu Juvanlla f’nnri Court, 11 she obtained the license lag num­ ba a raaldant of the State of Flo­ nated by Commissioner Jack president of Sanford Manufac­ WINTER PARK POOL ROOM OPERATOR Gilbert Brookins la shown In tbe center In custody of "Proparty la being damaged and ber and again broke away from Sheriff J. Denver Cordell and Deploy Sheriff James Singletary, (Staff Photo) rida and at laaat M year* of aga. Ratigan and Commlsalonrr John turers Incorporated are in San­ live* are endangered hy tha flag­ the heavy negro and ran for help. Applleanlx muat alao pan a pre- Krlder waa nominated by Cora* ford for an Indaflnlt* period. rant disregard of the'laws of our Th* attempted rape took pUr* - Hmantry aaamlnation on Amert- mlsslontr Eerl- Higginbotham. atata In regard* to tha usa of tha about on* mil* waat of Allameqtg Bregman, said officials of tha *1 can history and government before Scott wea' sleeted to tha office local manufacturing plant, art In Spring* o„ • deserted dirt road being allowed to taka the wgular of Mayor through a technicality Sanford to make tha annual audit' that ara always among tha gifts that goes to Ran Lando Spring#, battery of five tcita. The 0. E. D. In voting when It was declared of tha local concern, while Mat­ for children at Christmastime," Deep ruts, tire tracks, and (And tcata are In the area of literature, that those not voting automa­ ter la hart looking ovtr tha fa­ •aid Houtholdar. pile* were left at the scent where Engllth, mathematic*, aoclal itu- tically voted for the randldata cilities. "Ws do not want to h* harsh or the negro was foretd to jack kle diea and the natural aeleneei. receiving the majority of votes Officials of th# plant said yaaaubjsct tha children to undue pun­ car out of the -Jeep tand and The G. E. D. leiU are aupcrvU- for the office, tarday that business haa In­ ishment In the>a cases," the Judge clay whtro It baramt Imbedded ' ad by the Stata Department of Commlaaioner Scott will serve creased to tha point that spring Approval of M loot right-of-way said, Hut, ha explained, we have when h« attempted M turn lie Education and administered by an for streets in the "Lake of the Mayor for one year, according orders have bean booked solid. State Law* guiding tha usa of car around. approved local director of testing. aa Mr. and Mrs. L. Paul Atone, who Wood.*" subdivision proposed for a the City Charter, unless re­ Demand for tha "Sanford" brand such rifles and ammunition, laws The Stale High School Equivalent to Sheriff Cordell seya that tbe of shirts and pajamas manufae- art hera on vacation from their 17-92 Seminole County site was re­ flected to the office by a unani­ which war* adopted by our Legit- successful % ey Diploma conititutea the legal mous vote of the Board of City turned, here Is so great that Ute arrest af the asgia quested this morning by Senator mission work In rentral Mexico, latura In 1051, equivalent of a high school diplo­ Commissioners at Its first meet­ plant la baing operated to Its com­ can ho attributedd to the nuUe Douglas Stenstrom representing According to Ih* Florida St«- network that pvovtdad him with will conduct services of worship Charles Clayton of Clayton Realty ma and tan ba accepted by cm- ing In January of 1057, plete capacity. tut**, Mon.holder commented, th . Identification ad tha negro ployara and training agenclea aa Sunday at tha First Christian Company. whoever dischargee ■ firearm on man from th# llranae number aueh. It bcara th# signature of the Church. The Stone* and two other County Attorney Mark N. Clavea highway or within 300 yard* nf taken hy tha woman the hulk/ State Superintendent of Public Inmltiinnarles operate a training land Jr., reporting to the Board of any parson* premises without tha negro attempted to rape. •traction and that of the Director renter for boys who art preparing County Commissioners r#l»U** to ownars consent ie declared to bo a of Adult and Veteran Education. A I.ongwood woman, wk« erg* Mayor Denver Cordell *t*pPad misdemeanor. to enter the rural ministry or be­ the approval said, "In view of tbe Tha purpose of this equivalency rapid by g negro on Oat. 4 « m * intent of the Legislature and the down from hla offlca on th* The Statutes continue, the use to th* Htmlnol*_ Count/ ____ Jail lasting program la that many edu­ come better farmers and church many subdivisions that' fra ara being bt Hoard of Sanford City Commis­ cationally mature veterani, ser­ leaders In their home eommmnnl- develop-d in Semlnolo County, tt sioners following approval nf the for any purpose whatsoever of a •Identified BroeVIna In a ali-i vicemen and non veteran adulla children under 1« years nf age : Unenp aa the man whe , „ . . . 4 Tha Elks second annual charity tics. Stone, elder son of Pastor would bo my opinion that R would • In the stale who, for one reason or air rifla er S3 rlfla by n* Ike Longwood • Read, 3 our dentist may he ib ra n t, basketball gam* will h# pleyed in and Mr*. P o n t L. Stone, la mate- h*LiJl right to rornrt. b ta k ta tho another, have not had tha oppor­ from hla preetlc* on Monday, Jan. Sanford Tuesday, Jen. IB, *t 1 underitha supervision mf 80 flwt right nf'wly." ger of the Mountain of Light Fa/m the station, i 1 adults, tunity to complete formal require­ ... . In. m. on the Seminole High Schoel at Pahellon, noar Aguascallenlei, "I am fully convinced,"' said However, Cordell said, hefora ments for high achool graduation. Judge Houshnlder, said, "al­ plaint haa been filed og Brooktrie Many such persons, through read­ lending’ le* l a w " \n Orlando lo [r 0 |i^ ' o .^ u V it^ D X s 'e h lo fh ia - Cnlored of ' h* w" k '*>« Cleveland," that the negt session leaving hla rhalr, "I havo enjoy though t'hrlstmaatima Is tha lime which atem* from tha Oet. ;fl ing, travel, self-directed study, ed th* Um# I have spent on this \ for gifts, and usually include* ***• and the practical experiences of . . . . , .such gift* as HH guns, air rifla* Fletcher Jones, SS-year-eld Baa* life, have resched a level of edu­ S 3 S T “ " " ' i f - K * »•*"! fc h »> ' • S T w „n ,,--' h . „ H . of you around this table for th eir.gnd j j rifles, parents ara urgwl to f°cd negro, who la being held e* cational competence comparable The lecture* are to he given I " ar „/rece"lptef from the charity ! *d off,c,#' bo,r'* TuM/ ,*F the fol- j tbtak that H would be all right to cooperation with me. I want to - rg^|.y their supervision of children charges of criminal attack on a (h, of , llrh WMponi 27-year-old Orlando nurM la atlll .to that required for high achool at Ihe wlnte. meeting of the Cen- 1,, 'V J,"™ ' J . ' ' o w I n R officer, were chosen: 0 . D revert bark la the formerright of expre.s my apprecUtlon In th e) city employes who have worked (hrnughnut tho year,1 k U . game will g t l a | (iim|rr!U( chairman of Ihr hoard. way width. graduation. Sine# these people can­ i,„l 1)1.1 rirt Dental Society o f ' confined tn th* 8*mlno|a County not afford to spend the required Florida. Which enverg in leading " ^ v fJ nu*m/tni«P M c e rd iir" ^ ’ " * r r y K*lk' 'Ire chairman. !Jail. v County Attorney Cleveland fur- wilh m* untiringly and hove amount of time In classroom at­ countjc. of the state. Brookins was brought in tha l„c. r ■, n S offietala ^,'‘nrs', W Mor8,n' » for<1|ng s,c- ther said that "where there la a helped make my Job hare easier.! tendance, they are not able to have t L nrcftiricni.clcct nf tha n«. I ? ' Kj ' , / ' ' j . , rrtary; W. II. Young, rh u rch 1 deadend, a 40 foot right of way I have th* City at heart and. Pemlnol* County Jail after an allthetr competence certified through tinn wida American DsnUI A» L ci h! Ireasurer; Mrs. James L. Horlon would be all right If there la pro- want yon In eall on m* at any night Investigation by Sheriff. time that I might ha nf any the traditional nnlt diploma patCordell and Deputy Sheriff Sing­ d lll n n « Z K of £ : f* " . in n , : Sr., church clerk and hUtorlan; per drainage. «:-hnI ne T , l"lnrov''<) »*oke t.al player and . r Mf i«grr, financial xeere- Clayton, drvcloper dn of Laka of th# help." letary. School Of Dentistry. .Medical Lot- , h, mosl v.lu.hl* player. I tary; " ,and nH ,liste " , ’r Th.rn .onerln. WnnA. I.M Ih Tharp, itiprrtn- Woods told Ihe commissioners that Anyona who tan meet the re­ legs nf Virginia, will ho th* hon­ Tha Altamonte Rpringa woman, Tlrketa are on sala at B. L. Irndent of Ihe Sunday School. quirements for taking these tests ored guest and lecturer on Per-we plan lo use a road easement to A Chutuota property owner *ug-) J*hp" »h* brake loose from BropkPerkin's Men's Store In Sanford. or who la Interaited In further In­ lodnntla — diseases nf th* gum* | Tharp announced that the ell* put tn storm sewera underground getled to tha Board of Se.nlnol* j "» ™n for help and nottfled formation may contact Fred C. and other tiieura surrounding the ihad granted a variance request that will dram into th* lak*." Countv Commlealonere yesterday ll°m*r Sawell, Altamonte Spring* Murray, Dlr«ctor.of <ha Seminole teeth. |*n that the front of Ihe pro-' John Mrisrh, former chairman of that damage* to hi. car ba pald f ° n' UbU who Immediately_ cam# County Tatting Center. Ills office j posed educational building may he th, Roard of County CommissionAnother honored guest-speaker Christian Science by tha rounty. i ** ,r *M of 0,8 • “ 8™Plrt •»* _ U located on the top floor of the wlll.h. Dr. 'ftinmai A. Price of |f1ush with Ihe front nf Ihe s*nr-;er*, said "this doesn't have anyLudomll W. Morakl. owner ownar of % * ' H mmm a P Court House and tha telephone Miami, president of tho Florida Program To Start nroninm w u nnYlB| A f i f f jlury. thing to do with th* road rod*. It property In Chuluota told the com­ lim ber ta Ml. State Dental Society of 1,100 den­ Local TV viewer* will ho In-1 Mr*- Oscar T. Pearson was *p j, a Semlnolo County Plat Law aA Icotch fnureome will ha missioners yesterday that ho was light green IBM Plymouth ear which hears tha damage whin s * forested to know thattha popular pointed chairman of the committer .rfopM |n | 9M •• tist member*. played at th* Mayfair tnn Semi­ coming across tha Kcontockhat- ha hooked bumper* with th# wo* Other speakers on Periodontia series "How Christian flclenca on plans for the observance of the | Senator Strnrirnm asked the comrhea Rrldg* between Chuluota and include Dre. Richard Chare, Frank Heals” will s,art January 7, over i Week of Compassion, Fch. ID-2B m| „ | onWi (f ,>,„v woujd p, wllUng nole Country Club Golf Couree Geneva when he saw a plank man'* car, Scott, and M. J, Calberk, all of MDRO-TN, Channel fl. at 1:15 Mrs. James L Anderson ha, tn approve the right of way on Ihe Sunday January 8th, according sticking up and had to turn to ROUTINE RUN been chosen as local correspnn promts* that County Surveyor itio to I/** Armatrong, Golf Do. p. m. Florida. avoid IL LEXtNOTON, Ky. U1 - /xtraL N'nw being seen over 100 sta­ dent for Tha Florida Christian. approve Ih* drainage and atorm President at th* moeting will Armstrong said that playera According to MorakL frost or Mrs. W. II. Young was selected sewers. bo Dr. Wayno C. MrCall nf Ocala, tions, these programs feature two will choose their own partner* dampness on tha bridge caused imsn Gene Haynes considered If « routine run Sunday wh*n ha d#« president of the Central District guest* who tell of their religious at attendance chairman fnr a him to *kld off tha bridge ami livened Marti* Raker In a hospital, Commissioner Mrisrh said, "I for thu foursome. experience* on each 15 minute leaders' inerting to be held In Or Society, However, Armstrong said that •erinu.lv damage hla car. am not going In argue th* intent where she died of « cerebral hem­ l.ocot dentists planning to at­ program. A moderator will glva landu. Jan. 24-2B. f A requeal to Inereaar the fee nt the rguslature hut Ihe law raya those planning to lak* part In lie suggeitrd to tha commission- orrhage. At Ihe Woman'* Day observance brief comment* of an Inspira­ tend tho meeting Include: Dr. J. for a Matter Plumber’* examinetha event ara requested tn rail I „r, that he ehould be reimbursed B6 /ret. On a 50 foot right-of-way, It was all In a day’s work ton Eon from 110 to *50 we* pro- W. Epps. Dr. A. W. Epps, Jr., tional nature designed in show Sunday tha loo,a nftarlng fnr mis I am going to Insist on storm sew­ In and register aa toon aa possl- ]for the damagei. v lien on Monday ha dellvlrH aentod to th* Board of City Com- Dr. A. W. Epps gr.. Dr. H W. how everyone ran rely on Ond'a offering for henrvnlcnre w a s ers and curb and gultera." kl*. However, Seminole County AL ■listener* again last night with the Rucker, Dr. Harry 8. Woodruff, help effectively In th* problem* slon* was $41.00. Tha Christmas | Hi* Roard of Commissioner*, on Th* local pro explained that a tnrney Mack N. Cleveland Jr. ad. Magdelena Baker, who hid eolof .tally Ufa, , MU, nn a sidewalk, to th* hos­ txplanition ’.hit tha request wax and Dr, I- D, Brawn. a motion hy Conimlsilonur R. C. Scotch Foursome Includes a man vised the rnmplaintant that there lapsed She was pronounced dead of made In “ make It equal with the Dodd, agreed to approve a plat of and woman golfer plavlng lo^ was no eounty responsibility I:,- pital. a heart attack. •ame for an electrician and to bring1 tha new subdivision provided that x*U\yi' *;lth one golf hall but volved. It in line with the surrounding com alternate ehote. th* curb and gutters aa well as •Four Deputy Sheriffs bonds were , If* learned yesterday they w*cn ■unittea." storm **w*rs met lh« approval of Armstrong said that Ray Her­ approved by tho Hoard of Cominii- 5yvar.i!d twin sister*. City Clerk H. N. layer explain ron, local golfer, shot a hole In sinner, yesterday. They wrre Dr- ‘ County Surveyor M. C. Hagen. ed lh.it Die Plumber’s Code was on* at tha Mayfair Inn couis* puty Sheriff* Rond* for R. G. WhllADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS adopted In 1PM and the fen was last weak on the No. 5. hoi* using •*n, N**h R. Kannudd/, R. L ON PAGE SEVEN Agencies Are Slow a five Iron. eat at th* same time. He also fltqllh, and J. D. Waiven. stated that tha electrician's-code In Replying To Low and fet was set tn 1PM City Commissioner Esrl lllggln* | TALLAHASSEE A-The seer*bothim objected to the raise in Itary of state's offic* said today faa because "I don't believe s many state age-ielea, boards and min should be taxed out of work ,rommlss|nni haven't compiled with a new state law requiring them, to lag." "It'x not tha money, It's the file coplea of their rale* and reg test," that gives us good master ulatlona by Jan; 1. fw' •tiy jy The law was designed tn lift ■ plumbers said Commissioner John some of the secrecy in govern­ Krider. Pointing to the different* be r & '& '& w ment and provide easier aereai tween tha two codes. City Clerk ta rales and regulitioni adopted hy Ih* numerous governmental layer said that the Electrical Cod* wae a national code edopted bodies. by Die City and the Dumbing The law required that every rale Code was worked up-by a local and regulation adnptd k any committee. atala department, board or com­ Commissioner Higginbotham said. mission after Jan. 1, and affecting "1 question the feasibility of the the rights of the public, had to be electrician's fee and I still ques­ tiled with th* secretary of slate's tion th« (axing of men’s right to office before It could become ef­ wuta, ( am uiqu-od U. iuppri* fective. ting competition." Commissioner Jack Ratigan Installation Set ' Mid, "Prom tha discussion by the Boaid I suggest that the request Tha Enlisted Men’* Wlvai Club be tabled because of th* lack of will hold • mooting tonight In th# Information warranting the inKM club on th* Sanford Naval Air ureaae." SUti n at • p. m. < The aurgeetion wae adopted Institution of officer* will k« NEWLY ELECTED COUNTY COMMISSION chairman W. E m m UttiW m » * t ni tha hand unanimously by tha commission- RETIRING MAYOR J. DENVER CORDELL. lt »r*acnUd • silver tray <m behalf of tko City by Com- hold and all member* art urgod Uia coafaranca tabla at yaatorday'a matting of the Board. Shown with ^ I h Iq u i b i t e # . .(M itt IMM* ltoak K. C t o M * » asd 0 » . l a w l w , Cimk ad «w C b a * 0 « h i Equivalency Tests Set For Next Week » At Seminole High County Judge Says Children, Guns Giving Trouble Manufacturing Co. Officials Visiting Here indefinitely “ia Vacationing Stones Approval Is Sought To Conduct Service For Right-Of-Way At First Christian J. Denver Cordell Winds Up Duties As Sanford Mayor Dentists To Attend Elks Charity Game Orlando Confab To Be Held Tuesday .. . Properly Owner Asks For Damages Scotch Foursome To Be Held Sunday Fee Hike Request Presented To Board Of Commissioners f ^ t/iV ' •i * ’i-i ••"i’ll ‘m �PoBo fir F o a rtN ii State* Hits Lowest Incidence In Six Y ears Ibi ^4)f ^ PAGE Poach, Cherry or Pineapple gf uxom u M tiHttm. *Kef or aad premised to do, Ann no longer weM to treat length* to apologia*, 10 oarer up, to restore arte eoutt t couldn't on Um Ooodlnt flrrpiiet, did you Ull Mr that aha would b* ta n up all tummaef” *WMra fat lata you, Aaaf Tou 8 u n n y f ie ;l d SPECIAL! PANCAKEFLOUR IONA L a ri* Tender LAtiG'i SWEtT MIXED PICKLES. PINK SALMON COLD STREAM pend bp Ell Lilly and Co., ahowi what happened • la Indiana aad thlrtaen Southern itatM where |Lilly vaeeln* wu uied almoet *aclualrely tor the 1N4 immunlulleo K gram et the National Pounds* i tor infantile Paralysis. The ataiee corered betid** In* dlana are Alabama, norldt, Oeor* 100.000 u compared to ao per & i Mlaalaalppi. North Carolina, 100.000 for those receiving one doe* YELLOW FREESTONE AAf a OWN ALL PURPOSE GIANT PXO, SPECIAL! A t ? Tub Btyla or filverbrook P rin t th Carolina, Ttnnteaee, An aad Ml per wo,000 among Ihe kanaai, Louisiana- Oklahoma, Taa* unvaednated. SUte health authorities credit •a, Virginia, and watt Virginia. M m w duty ware. I dart iim tot 1 dart wOM te and I won't Besides, I am too busy (or all that that sort of thing involve*." Adam squinted nia eyae M If to Mi aw la Mttar perspective. "Busy at what T" a* asked. "Dort you think," ah* aakad coolly, not looking up, "that a wife ha* * right to aomo laterexto ol Mr own 7" "I'm not talking about wivm. r » touting about you! What lnUreau d* you Mv*T" NOW ah* lookad at him, and th* protest in bar (ac* mad* him back wmttr. K ut "Well, l mean, ot a kind that keeps you from a*ug d*o«nt to my euatomm." "1 am d*c*nt to them. I don't need to spend an nour talking to woman Ilk* Mr*. OoCxllng, listen- tdatloa of th* feurlttn itatke was inoculated, and only on* or two dases were given Imlaad of tha three required for the full lm« munlullen procedure. But * tbe children in the ago group Inocu­ lated normally have the highest incidence of polio. Cases Cat U OneFIflh " It'll encouraging that tha de­ cline In polio la to marked," a Lilly spokesman uld. Meanwhile, the Polio Surveil­ lance Unit oC th* Publlo Health henries mad* a study of Ave mil* lion children In alavan icattarcd atatsa and reported tanlet-v* And* lags that th# attack rates for paralytic polio In Uto vaccinated group were from one half lo one* iflh of the ratea for the uxvaecln* aled children. Thus (ha Vaccina's •ffactivtaus la reducing paralytic the vaccine tor reducing both the incidence aad aavartty at pall** mytliua. ••$9% Efltctlre" la Tata* For example, Ihe Tttaa SUM Department of Health reports that through September 30 tbe attack rale ror paralytic polio among 473JM vaccinated children ta a lT per. 100.000 ai cootraated |*'17.7j per 100,000 unong th* 371,100 un*l vtcelnaled children In (he J-to-9 are group. Of tha vaccinated children, only 33.000 received the three lnoculn*' Horn required In the full immunity (Ion procedure. Th* remaining 44c,000 got at least on* but not mure than two dote*. The morbidity raport concludes; "On (ha bails of this# figures, II aopears that the vaccina waa ap* xlmatebr to per cent cfltcUv* preventing the paralyUe form of th* disease la Texas.'*___ JIM DANDY QUICK SPECIAL! OUR OWN Blend FI.AGA BABY RUNNYF1ELD QUICK OR REGULAR DEXOLA COOKING r SU PER RIGHT Small Cooked BUBER RIGHT Wes to m Young "A foot warmer, hair dryer, electric heating unit for warming up a cup of coffta an route, and a manage machine to eliminate fatigue while on tha road." "A folding atandup canvashnuso in the stnriga compartment that will enable a woman to chango her clothing in privacy." "Specially designed luggage that will fit the space In the rear trunk compartment exactly, thus simp- been gr*Uy much a maacullni ftrttuoa, built to appwgl i« tha eya Sad mind of that manly fallow, tho American husband. But Um groat anise market today la Uttla Mr*. Moneyhigi herieif — th* Amarltan wife, who boards • ar dlipentai the family buadl* of aeraieh. To pleaso her tho motor •ar a( too future will t« more femlains - and deni be lurprisrd If tl snda up wltb venitiaa blladt and lata rurtalat. A alga of tha timea la Ui« fact ;a major ear minufaeturar has re* ; taiaad MiUiaa Kahaat. tha wall , knewa laMtier designer, to outfit ■a ear 4»p*eim#nttUy "from tha ' Mr*. Kahin*. who hai d«aJgn«d . everything from men'* cufflinks fa kitchen cabinets, from aafaa to gat ataiioni, pounced glrefully an th# opportunity to famlalaa Um motor ,«er. ; Sho facia eftgply that mala daalining genius has aihauatad Itaolf Oo such Horn* ai chroma lights aad bores tost hay coyly, "bo;Mama>boaaoaaapi" "What happened to (ha home must happen to th* motor ear," aM aald firmly. "Tha pubUe la ■eatiatod with extorntl iada*ta, aadgets. There has b*en tod much Dosiiag on ihe caka. "Th* Interior of the car mutt be mad* more comfortable. A ear Jnuat become mnre than merely a vehicle far transportation, it mutt %• made store ramtortoUa - aad baeosre a kind of hama an wbaaia," ii Aa tha revisions |t this Hireling {ivHl ream, aad aVaa tamo of SHOTGUN IlmLoMf m i mJLim mm u L & v ■ ■, ’;tf! 8H E L L 8 AlthMgh most bald atgla aasu are high off tha grauad, aftoa to Ha**, they toqiatlmta are fouad to tow vagrietioa ar an th* round wins in p re?rl:u high tllft « t Ml dreUthto. SUPER RIGHT Western Young ALLGOOD Brand Sugar Cured BEEF RIB ROAST lb. 75c 3 lbs. $1.00 BACON lb. 35c SUPF.fi RIGHT Pure Pork lb. 55c SUPER RIOHT Heavy Waatont SAUSAGE ' lb. bag 25c SUPER RIOHT Pure Pork Imatl lb. 25c L IN K SAUSAGE lb. box 45c 2 heads 19c ' osco Facial Tissue ANGEL SOFT FRESH FLA, For Cleaning Hands RORAXO 4ears19& SNOW WHITE LARGE HEADS Marcel Tea NAPKIN! lOVtfT COMMUNtn PASTY cm IS Nikita KhnttM wv (top l manager. ■ smile In Moscow m ha u grestod with Ruaalaa Premier Nikolas Bulganin (tap, right).’KhruahcW* manner dunged ’♦hen is* ad' drawn! th* Supreme Soviet with ft danundattoWad PWftldftBt AtSOO* hower for what h* termed "enkto inlarteren**** In Communist M Uons* affairs. Rising to th* rrc*ldfni‘* dtfmw* W*f# DWMCm U* Etna ton Kite* Ktfauvar (bottom, left) of Tanned*** and John Sparkman (right) or Alabama. Sparkman Mid Um Prealdent a Christ* maa mtaMga told "What th* whoto world know* to bd our toallnd.* Chicken of tho lo* TUNA FISH Marcel Large Dinner NAPKINS YELLOW FANCY MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADS ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES C R E D IT BUREAU OF SAN FORD TELEPHONES 110 Md 1071 JANE PARKER Caramtl Kitabta Cham WAXED PAPER denes 404 Saaferd Atlantia NftttoMl Read M URg JANS PARKER Doubla Crusted JANS General Insurance H. JAMES OUT AGENCY Howard C» Long Phone 3S8 811 BAST FIRST BTBIST PHONE 70 I. JAMES GUT JAMES a GUT I FIRM CHISP V'A Fortlftor W IL L D R ILLIN G 107 E. Commercial G O U N D BEEF SH O RT RIBS ALGIERS, AlgtrU (>f*>— A hi French military source Mid Tuft, day a alrady stream nf arms Is reaching rebel forces In Algeria ttATaasmlincei of tot batoroom. ; TtiM tba glove eompMtmtnt of tha tvartga auianabila," its aald, 'It URial aa «*eh wttiad tpatt, It u RM A aluttored iitch-id. LAMB LO IN CHOPS lb. 95c SUPETl ftlOHT Heavy Western Military Sourc6 Sayt Rebel Forces Are Gettinq Arms from arm*' tha Llbvan border, .Th* Informant aald In an’ lnttrview the munition* Included Britlah-manufaetured grenadai which ware shown by tarlal number In have com# from Egyptian army d*poU. (vhar arms, hekald. wire among som* 3oo.ooo wtanmtt aban­ doned hr German Field Marshal Erwin Rnmmara arm* whan it •""•"dared In Tunlala during Wmtd War If. V Tha tourta aald Tunltlan nationaliata spirited thaia a rm south to the Libyan frontier. Othare ware hidden in dumps and desert re­ liant of TrlpoUtanla during tha Wlf* Na aald tha rebel* war* trying to give thamtalvat tha appearance of regular troopi by wearing American aurplua Army uniforms ptektd up SUPER RIOHT Freshly LAMB RIB CHOPS r ary lo you? They don't to Mrs. Kaftan*, who has applied to pat­ ents on soma of them. "Im .riot riding on cloud No. 7." aha aald firmly. "If they are going to sail ra n to woman, they have lo be mad* more comfortable." End ADV far PM8 of Wed Dee II 'Woman's toomsa'a Mint point nf of vi*» view."'• SUPER RIOHT Western Young PA R K E R UEL1CKR IlM Ib O t Q uality Cdk* 100 MAGNOLIA AYE. SANFORD ,0 ) **>.»>A wiMaVAaffik'ZjtSuroA i �'» simulated garage, attempt to bit Police To Conduct Experiments By Mixing Alcohol, Gasoline LOUISVILLE, Ky. OF—New fuel beer apiece anti ten will dri for the slogan, that gasoline ami | cold sober, alcohol don't mix will be sought in! '••toy **ai auara: to ;;x uao; an all-out experiment next month. ,0!^ " ,*t* *nd *,K dr,vln* ,c*'* Ten motorists will get their alco- 0f y,t volunteer's response to hoi free. flicker of ll|ht, to a jet of i The experiment will be the ell- against the eye to measure pi max of a seminar on "alcohol and sensitivity, ability to stand atei road traffic" Krb. 13-24 at the lly, to touch the tips vof the foi Southern Police Institute here. It flniers together, to do slmj will be held Feb. 23. mathematical problems and Plans are to have 20 volunteer cross out certain letters in motorists. Eight will get about half Printed page, a pint of 100 proof bourbon each. On the driving course, the gu two will get around eight bottlea of ea pigs will drive in ami nut ni small wooden Work* with the ear Wheels, try to back onto planks, turn around In a narrow road,* dflve In and out of loose sand and Estate Commission are currently! Failure to comply with thla aec* -rj park In a tight space. making an ufttce-to-offlce check of.llon °f i',p l»« makes a broker “fla Directing the experiment, a h. iiI m , . . . ,i ,.i l*,*h,r i" suspension or revocatlollvMi S3 well - u 'uc seminar, v.ui L* V. all real estates brokers to seo t h a i ku ____________________ ____ . h*Vf established s e p a r a t e ' t h r Commitslon, tre& M Robert F. Boreknstein, director of the Indiana atate police laboratory trust accounts in which funds be-!drrcd the inspection mnv going on, jvW and inventor of the breathalyzer, longing to their clients are held paying that a large percentage of a device to tset the amount of'apart from the brokcra’ own per- the cases coming before Ihe Orm* alcohol In a motorist’s blood-.snnal ur business funds, mission (odsy arise from rare* stream. • * Such separation is' required under le.«*ne»* by brokets In safgguarlling A rti.irn physicians, lahoralnr) 1933 amendments to the Florida *ucb hinds. ... m lerhnlrlans and chemists will par- real estate license law, which pro- >lac M. Smith. executive of tha ticipatc, vide* that all mor.es entrusted to Commission,, declared the current ■■■■ ■■ brokers must be segregated by Inspection would he continued until The average American eala an them In special account* maintain-j*11 real estate office* had been a average maximum of 5.7 pounds of cd fer this purpose with Florida covered. Earle L. Mann, chief ln« rice a year. banking institutions, or In escrow vrstlgator, Is directing Ihr activity. * MFVTT nag CHltP John Dorcrmw and on aide, Edmund C. ____ _ ____ aactlosi in Passaic, N. J., when their car waa rammed by a hook and ladder truck. Potto* and Br— - ” ■ n , amine tha wreckage og tha car from which the front wheel* (toft) end bfr the impact. Both vchiclea were responding to a minor Are alarm wham they collided. (loisraattanatf r, Ho Qne Talks Of Famed Woman awared a lot of questions about ARMENTlERES, France on — not herb now and I doubt th* lady whoa* name came ao oat *f lh# people In th# home* *VfF wa* her*.” wn of ana nf the most fablvd “No monument tn her?" I aakrd. lightly to th* lipa nf ao many Mil libeled ladies of aong-Marie- "No liUle plate on any house?' American soldiers of th* first toolscll* from Armenttores—never "5lon*leur,” h* gasped, a llttl* world war. He said a lot of the veterans had fieard of her and those who did shocked at the suggestion. "Do you returned to France on trips after ♦frh they could for„-et it. know the words of this song? tha first war and after the second. M ia first seven citizen. of this' > 'old him 1 d,d' Mo,‘ II* explained that many traveled w y between Lilia snd S'. Omer1jc*,ly' . . lM , to Armentlcres to inquire about tha northeast corner ot France | held up his hsnd in protest, jmost on the Rclg.'an border, who! ' Monsieur, if you please. )ou the mademoiselle, lie sail some o( their son* must have heard about jra asked about the fabulous fe- promised not to sing, late of World War I, could fur- Calmed and assured hy the Inter- her for he'd had many inquiries ,h no Information. Prolrr* Mon,leur Orandjean an- from veteran* of World War II. He added that Armentlcres waa M"Mademolsella f r o m Armennot, so far as ho knew, occupied flrrea?" asked an incredulous by American troop* In World french policeman "Monsieur, we War I, but by th* British. Ha aald Rkva many, but a policeman is not that over tho yeari h* ha* bean Pfccisely th* person of whom to telling people that no on# of her toqulre." description avae lived la Arman'!A businessman hurrying along lierei. nabbleatoned street to a wool brokAt this point I asked th* Inter­ >*K* office was next In the line preter to Interrupt him. ^ Inquiry. Ha raised his hat at the "He speaks of her 'description',” question, but ha raised his bushy 1 and, "obviously h* never heard The aesrch Is on to select Flori­ qgebrows higher, ill tha words." da's Five Outstanding Young Men. Jj"M op s I e u r ,” ha suggested, "No matter," said Monsieur ••would do better to look In Tarts Distinguished Service Award Chair tor such a person. Paris is gay1 man for the Florida Junior Cham- flrsndjeao, "1 am tired of Ui* sub­ *t»d cosmopolitan, while hero in l>er of Commerce, Don Lester ofj ject. And If there ever was such Armrntieres, we are duie and pro- Winter llaven, announced today that a person she probably came from Ylnclal and our girls, well—" ,(he Jayrcrs are again seeking the soma plaet such as Clermont Ferrand." PAt last, a man driving a team ■gAiblic’a help in nominating eandl"If you ar* going lo guns," 1 •qt brown horses hitched to a beer dates from which Florida's Hve wagon said that It wo would ask Outstanding Young Men will be said, “Toulouse would ba beltif.'' End adv for Pms Tues Dae. 30. f t th* aorner bistro for Monsieur selected. <]uy Arandjesn, ha might know Annually th* Florid* Jayreai se­ lect and give recognition to tha five f)iat w* wera talking about. Monsieur flranJjean, fortunate­ young men In tho Slat* who have ly. was to kis inn. If* was short made outstanding contributions to and gray. Me had watery blue eyes, their community, their business or a drooping gray mustache and a profession, or tha Htata. Th* eandlnoge th* color of wall paper pink. dalrs must b# between the ages of Hr^iddencd visibly when he heard 21 and 35 in order lo be eligible, Lester said that the Jaycee* fee question. "I’leaae, monsieur,'* ha said, would Ilka lo be advised by any­ in the State of Florida who "don't alng tha song about her. one knows of any young man who has Carl I. Iwlsher prominent Jack­ You are an American. That Is « ;ih u - . .. i « * k .. .. V .' performed some outstanding ser- sonville manufacturer and clvle y : about K 1° u nr, 1' ip* In hi* community and who leader will serve as chairman of enough of that! song the Mad-| ,for* .... * I might b* eligible the award. th# 1959 Cancer Crusade of the omoiselle from Armentlcres." Contact the local Jaycce organiza­ Florida Division of th* American -..Monsieur Rrandjean tightened tion for nomination blanks or write Cincer Society according tn an in ­ toil lip*. to the Florida Jaycce Slate Head- nouncement .of Division President ''Several p e r s o n a ." he said.' quarters, I-akrlaml. Deadline for Dr. Donald Rahsgrn of Ft. Lauder­ “have claimed to he th* original nominations is Jan. 10. dale who stated that the Cancer J^ademolselle of this song that The five outstanding young men Control program is most fortunate went *p4nkey, pinkey pa: lex vous' selected will h# presented their in receiving Swisher'* acceptance awards at a special banquet to be of this important assignment. "IftnhY, dinky, parlea vows," 1 hrld during the Florida Jaycee Win­ The Society's combined educa­ torrertod him. ter Conference In Tallahassee en tional and fund raising campaign Is "No matter, he Slid, Feb. II, usually conducted during . the month of April, which has been designated a* National Cancer Con­ trol Month by an Act of Congress. In 1999 the Florida Division hopes lo exceed th* receipts nf 1933 which totaled 3492.000 obtained under. Swisher's leadership. In accepting the appointment Swisher esiled for the support and cooperation of every individual, organired group and business estab­ • f 1955 lishment la th# state to Join hands to combat a dlseasa that today will strik* approximately one In every three persons, according In a re­ cant announrament from th* Na­ tional Cancer lostitute. He also re­ quested all volunteer Cancer Cru-| aadera to Intensify the program of public education In order lo bring. individual* to their doctor* earlier for examination line* msny ran-1 cera can be cured If discovered and treated properly. i i T h u rsd a y ■F rid a y Search On To Find " Five Outstanding ' Young Men In Stale Swisher To Serve As Drive Chairman For Cancer Society America Outstanding Ymmg Mer Old Eiffel Tower Misses Close Call : J E W AM TMt T* aMetondtog yenng naan eg 193J; named ky tha f t U. 8. Junior Chamber of Commerce, who will be honored January ’14 to Springfield, 1U. Selected by a panel of natlonatly'pracnlnant persona, the ten man wart chosen for rontributlona la their profes­ sion* and to tha general welfare of the people. They are: Robert A. Charpto, 30, Oak nidge, Tenn.,' assistant research director, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, for contributions to nuclear science; Dr. Den­ ton A. Cooley, 33, Houston, Tex, associate profaaaor of aurgary, Baylor University, for experiments In ct,-to-vascular aurgary; Edward D. Eddy Jr., 34, Durham. N. H, vlce-prealdont and provost. University of New Hampshire, for rontributlona to education; L4. VfW, Frank K. Everest. 39. Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., teat pits*, for adding to aeronautical progress; Irving K. Devine, ai, Cawiucari, R. L, foreign correspondent, for contributions to world understand­ ing as a radio correspondent on permanent visa In Russia; Ruben F. frtettler, 31, Shelter, Calif., anglnevrlng executive supervising rocket1 Are control developments; Howard W. Pollock, 39, Anchorage, Alaska, attorney, Alaskan homesteader and legislator, Thomas Sehlppm, 29, New York City conductor who his sided tha develop­ ment *f music,ana and added to understanding laterpretoUen* In musts; Charles H. Smith Jr„ 39, Ctrvslansl, president eg a steel tomBony, for pioneer sfTorU In Labor-management relational Haw. Loom a t 8 oil!van, 33, Philadelphia, pastor, Zion Baptist phurch, far leod- PARIS If— Fire broke nut atop the steel-skeletoned Eiffel Tower esrly Tuesday. It was brought und dcr rontrol by firemen who panted! alt the way to the top of tha 114-foot structure on foot. On* eager fire fighter wa* cut above the wrist* a* he yanked at fire ealtngulshers In the fight to save Parla' .most obvlcus land­ mark. lie wa* the only casualty reported. Tha blaae began In an electrical connection In the television coaxlal cable Installation on (he tow­ er'* top floor. A black billow of I smoke eould he seen all over lown. Fifteen firemen made the long journey up the stair* before tha elevalor got working. - S a tu rd a y Jan. 5 - 6 - 7 LADIES' HATS All ladlea hats, fall and winter. REDUCED TO CLEAR 40 LADIES SUITS SKIRTS 25 Ladies skirts, mostly woolen materials. Regular Prices 10.95 to 17.95 O ne Rack . °f Sale Price 7.98 to 11.98 All wool materlnls and blend*. Regular rices 17.95 to 05.00 SALE PRICED 13-9 8 Ladies Robes M ENS' HATS . ► ’"J ' V : ‘N • .) * 9 i Th hast known 'brand name, tha latent styles and shades. RECilJLAR SALK 10.00 12.95 u w 1 wv. ,« 'i* ■* 3 'j •nuj •ana* sS 7.98 t .»8 f EN TIRE STOCK M EN S’ LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS r,it • MA . * A V V % 3 % Cottons, blends and woolens, aizea small thru axtra large. Of Ref. 5.00 A 5.95 €.95 & 7.95 10.95 & 12.50 SPORTcorns ‘A large selection In alzas B5 thru 4fl regulars (a few shorts) ONE GROUP OP CHILDREN’S DRESSES AT SALE PRICES MENS' JACKETS All leather suede, nylon, and others, all with zip* per front, some atylcs reversible. Sizes .11 thru Reg. Prices 10.9.1 In 25.00 SALE PRICES, 7i98 to 19.98 In h»rd finish crease holding materials. A nationally known brand, Hegular 45.00 J �taries a/w#Q as to tele* pert to the earns*** 1m when ill* I t John* liver to rededleated. HlitMy. hi ft wtr , to npMttsf Itoatf for undoubtedly many sneh grape- « « • formed •t th« mum location, or naar th# mum to* cation to greet incoming travelers from ether pert# r f i f i r fltmg world as they eama kora tovtoH i and to Settle. Tha aama >the memeraMe ocaaitom. adjr fOM out an torKatton to tho wttlaf remains and th* historical signiflend Chamber of Cemmoreo official* eaneo of tho river and ito brilliant peat that fooa haek many doeadoa will rekindle tho, tamo spirit withhi tho dttoona of Sanford and Sombtoto County aa thoso in ita oarlr history.-looked forward to growth, trad*, travelers and settlers. ' •**»*\ -.*.»• - • iA ’A0 ■ 0 i *, .' Itoatton of tho 11 Johns Btrer have also Rood Predicament MJiStor.lShto'Xofapytr. o»or«<tha drat contenders tor tho PemecraiU Eaton as a oandfdato tor Prosidsat of £ Invited to tha affair wm ho Qrar* LoSoy Collins, alone with othsr stats jnrtob; prominent in offidol -dittos of 4o government. ho fiiantie oront will b* tho official Ton of tho "NauHeen’*from tho Sanford along historic sights of ths St. Johns r which haa baon tomsd th# "Nil# of S T ’SEuttoan" win boffin Its dsily ition foltowinf ths rododieation of ths t o o Bitar at tha coromonios that will ybea an January,ith at liM p. m. ’Arriving in Sonford for ths big event 1Is BpmtootolriBen* from Sllvsr Springs m s ih s (IftBAtod hlctorlc places along the rivdpWhdro tflPkmfathero probably, roamOd BM lived In tha earlier year* of Florida. Many of.ths Stata’o outstanding beauties wW als6 bo on hand to eeo and rids th* "Nsutiean” on its first trip from Sanford’s m Os* ■ r hand to taka picture* for television viewer* will be cameraman from tha State 'Advertising Comminlon, plus other newaJStite from tha antirs Central Florida Area. ..R ichard Sodero and W. R. Kemp, Sta n tars of ths River Cruises boat plying Hnt St. Johns Rivsr from Sanford said that .ths satire bandshell, which now carries a lug* sign "River Cruliee", will also ba ra sp e d with neon light* that will attract thousands of tourists and travelers. In addltfon to th* neon tubing and light* th at will aoVer th* bandshell, a hug* animated sign ;*lftb* erected atop a staap toward blinking RS mSssag* 'at tha St. John’s beauty and R iver Cruitos to all Who eross tha bridga eomihg into Sanford, , . ■■ j f Sahsfird add lUhilnole qounty ahouldtom out for ths event, to meet and hsar tho digni- The Sanford Herald Stoats ly « pevwiwai ffjttjg , Lup.Zcar >h **et nfc-r'*-r-r* icaThnetoa Mies be a tor plekla.--J* torar leeBy are #m good men la ge rnnad. TVs yew there anal odea* m*e ef any tod. Aa Mgeet toe eettoatog there an new Bl mffliM worn*# eUs to marrieg* to tto United Ma but cedy IT mfttsa men. Whet d* these flguns meeat Lei's Men tt. ladies. They add ap to a dlatoertoatog fact-demand exceeds itipply. CempeUthm wffl to keener than ever. It la, tor L o u iiv n x i. Kf. t*-Aa ow* eaae, truly a man's world—at tout before to is • mllllaasEw.) for sia«l* mao. Tto raacala toy# * U than no bos* (or tho tw in mta with a eooKkaeo that reach. real edge. To win them you wffl girl ttoat Of coutm, there b. Bor N bick I t to>rt m y w yw w r * hr " have to woe them herder then natural torso* b tto average gap. 4iy Hew eea eto fiad him? very CODHllttSd 4f A TIVtkt S s r A f f li .. Wsetch e mta tola leap Veer •(■fto. __ a girl mey have-to do men tha# lb* itoold walk a* to tto first leap. She may alee have te top. ibito a n (to «u dec***, ood tram • LUu, OMo, h i h i a a j f . tM, geltop, go at * deed run, throw Uotoa M r . to to tcoathtog? # law*—or eve* toon to tee aa deed. Be has peaead tto first tool lasoet net le Imprtoee tto batter vita firing oofan. Ito sort toot to vtottor to haa fly mala ef hog choice. This brings up the primary duroctor. To women tkoro to only problem. Who wffl he tto man of coo gonuiao rlga of ciuraetor is tor choicer Maty a big gam# hunter who goes out after -beir retuns tome with n nbbtt aad. if to to a phfioeoptor, trie* to be Interest oa oB lettered payments Part t t contacted. After aU, he baa had Section UC. PUBLIC IMPROVE­ until tto entire (mount of Mid to- tto thrill ef tto chase-sad he did Muaoat boa tooo poid tad upon MENT, SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS. tog something. BOW PAYABLE: TO REMAIN default is tto payment cf any in- A common aenee gM wffl sank LIENS UNTIL PAID: IUPERIOB- stsllment of at.iMeeement or any to follow this same philosophy. accrued totomit aa tar huh - When tt eeaaes to husband hunting mant. all unpaid bxtaHmanU with la 1SS#, this muit be tto year of intoroot ttoraoa shall toeom* lm- "Ma gnat Sustain* compromise." madiatoly dao tad payable aad tto The crop ef petoatiel buabtnda to City Attorney,. upeo dlreetton of not only small in quantity. II also tto City Commtoeico. Oban pro- leaves much to bo adeed far fa Mad to bring tto nootooory pro- terms of quality. eoadinsa by bO in ebraanry or by Tto depnaalag truth to that th* ouch ottor proceedings oa may to pnsent lot ef bachelor* to about auttoriaod by low to onforeo tto the moat worthless, eelf-ceetend Thin Sanson's famous make shoos, in E (ball to and remain liana eupnrior variety of styles. High heels, medium bunch ef nspoesibtlity dodgers In in dignity to all O tm liana, except fttber witS an logoi oooto Incur- history. All they do to eat off their heels, low heels, Urn for tt-Mt. untu paid, from tto rod, including a m(enable attar- married friends, refuse to help date of tha assessment upon tto re­ nay'a foe, for tbo City'a Attorney, with tho dishes, aad then go bom* Re?. 5.95 - 1195 spective iota and parecls of land to be assessed as part of the costs, aad watch tclevis!so. aasacad, and (ball boar iataroat at said suit may be prosecuted to (Editor's note: Tto reel truth is tha rato of eight per ceet per as- final decree and sale of property that loyl* is envious of all bach­ Sa/e num, and day he payable in equal embraced therein, if asid property elors.) yearly tastsfiments over a period of la not redaemed prior to the sale (Boylo’i note: Aad eo ace you!) not !*(( than three (I) nor more thereof, at which sale tto City of la this situation, thare/ore. th* than fifteen (IS) in tto discretion Sanford may become tha purebaaer wise girl wifi adjust herself to the of the City Commission with ae- of all or any part of th* lands sold, conditions of the chase. She may and may offer la payment of ita eruaed Intereat on all dafanwd paygo out loaded bear, but ah* manta,. unlaaa paid within thirty Md tto amount of ita liens included won’t reject « for lonesome rabbit. days after said assessments shall in such foreclosure. If any pert of Only a foolish girl .will teg a fel­ stand confirmed as provided In tto tto lands embraced la said to re- low hi February, ‘T woudn't preceding section. Any unpaid bal­ deemed prior to tto sal* thereof, merry you if you were tto tost ance May to paid et any tins* with tto partial so redscmtng shall pay accrued‘'intoiwet to data of pay­ such nreperttoaeto pert of th* east mea ia tto world." fy December SHOE S A L E Lagiolaturo Isn't going to hamatring ths dovnlopors, th# road builders, th# County Commiooloner# and th* City Commioiionor* who or* all working hand in hand to bring about tho grostoot prosperity th* Stat* ha# ovsr known. Somehow, there !■ injected into tho new Rood Coda that tho State wont* to control and pooeihly maintain ovary street, rood and byway in tha entire area. However, w# can't go along with th# thought and perhaps think that ther# is a misstatement in ^explana­ tion given in th* body cf th* coda. Thera or# other inaquitia* of th* new Read Code, aa legislators raalis* sines they have confronted their Boards of County ment cf such suit ns the court may deem Commissioners. Such inequities an sll rights Section 1)1. PUBLIC IMPROVE­ proper and such reasonable attor­ MENTS, S P E C I A L ASSESS­ ney** lee for th* City's Attorney, of wsye ehtll ba M feat MENTS, WHEN PAYABLE: DE­ is th* Court may datermin*. Forei^Rnhdlvtaiohe baing planned, with atraata FAULT MATURES ENTIRE AS- closure may likewise to bad of to serve only these subdivision#'and without ESS MINT, CITY ATTORNEY TO say see or mar* of said hastenbecoming part of arterial highways or heavi­ FORE CLOSE LIEN; ATTORNEYS to, aad tt said land be perly traveled through streets. Local commis­ PEE RECOVERABLE; PROCE­ •hated by any ae* ottor than the sioners should hsva tha authority to sat tha DURE. Each annuel installment City ef Ssnford, Florida, th* lien provided for In the preceding Sec- of th* remaining Installmaata not width and raquiratnsnt for such streets and K-iuui—.u i» hs uyuu ~~ - — foreclosed shall not be affected by roads since they know what the needs are. %eclft*d In— th* said resolution with such foreclosure. now and In th# future. Certainly, w# havn thn faith In our law­ Saminola County Records makers that th* inequities will ba corrected. lUlBh U Rkeeaee el ■*DBaoe Reter m Creehir i t ne w But progress should not ba stopped until a *. Such, J r , • * « « » • ruirh Sveeaer Jr., i t a . »t us. u*k• Uiiiitr such time as thn Legislature meets again. Cewan (U re m t t. aeum W k et vir to MU. OtTie W. Blannanratp et m. Wn aarmot atop building. Rees e* Ml «* WIUUm 9. Karl JUr I r t i w a Jr., ea ee to Will*r4 Marrlaea et u*. •idmy ReeeeheMf M ee a* lei !wb»aj' • alone thenin bedk*luee comlUsidee Of State Is Optimistic WASHINGTON (Ik SeaceUry of L iU to Dallas enpwaaed confldanea ' ever tto weakesd tto Wait will make,totter bay than tto RuaaUna Is world affaire la IMS. Thia waan't torprisleg. ' ; A eeereury ef atat* eta hardly he N tM l for optimum about hU awa peDctoa, pwUeularly in aa ; electioe yaar. gat tt to to* say- Uoa certainly made haste to urge that American foreign aid be con­ tinued. Actually, tto Ruaalaaa’ meccas to Aala—If it waa a aueceaa—may have been fvoaily exaggerated. Any aucceu of tto trip will have to to proved by later develop­ ment*. The trip itself waa aot enough. Dulles, to hU brief statement mad* to New York, did net go into sQ. the ptoaei of American torsign policy aimed at (topping Roe•laa progreaa to th* world. tto moot traveled secretary ef (tot* to American history. Tto alliances ae doubt have dis­ couraged the Communists from haaty a iiiw iiu i. Aad new Dulls* may find more time to spend at home thinking to terms far wider than military alliance*. Tto Russians, by their tripe sad their tsctiti, made it piato enough Amerieu mUitery pact* cent bot­ tle up their effort* te eeavnrt sad tab* ever tto world, The United Mates eould become isrieea mUitery- aUaneee to eo eempiaceet stool tto military i Dulles eeldt "Dm , tto ton wag it has butt to tom la tto W Me dcae -mesh -to 'M ttfliRun Um , that tt might w M ap waa American mtlttarv anianeec. Ulm tto m w Preach who ? • hae a natural pride to them. dreamed of u to r tohtod tto •a- Am * a* eueel. ea «s> Oft ae Thru her te Belph U et m laee r. Threehee «a Ralph Z» nhnidee at as. Ralph I* Rhaedea et m te Wil­ liam K. Btehelar et as. rreah Sviecer Jr., et ee te Rac­ er E. Creeber et aa. a T. White®re et m te Week N nteer at aa.____ _______ . tarlaa W. Each at ae (a Arabia larrletk at ua. Ilium r. Smith at aa ha W. *. i at ui. . O. Klrchkaff Jr. at ee to Be•llV«ra0"^*Pk*lJlM‘ i f , ■ Oarapte lea, *e Rraat Jlalahtaa Lm Butear at «n te Reerr Rrewe V •r.?*W. XUae et ee ae Reeethr R. Uarr B- turreee he Reerre V. | | VOe **arr jR tteretes to Ollvar at WaCa JtonUltee e tu i, ehrlataea *• '• S if .e a l4,‘"M * wlfa te a% > xoRTeaena fitPtt •♦««•* » «ur ifd^A. wuiwSm at a te MaDewea «s le The 6 .9 5 8 -9 5 CLEARANCE SALE Starts Thursday DRESSES BMith *( as. 0 CUr Smith et *i te Lamer Fed. Mr. * Lem Aim . Btekei et ua. I bm Jilke et vlr ae lei Fe*. h r . X. D. MeOewelt Jr., (e A4ee A. You can always tell when e man is well Seevdee et ee. informed. Hie views areth* seme ee yours.w. w. Meeteemerr et wt te cnee- IfSvYfox** - - - ter C r e c i t e . * * # Km!** Jr. is*. *• Ceeeelkerrr Oerteme lee. te M F. Oerrltr et u . You'll never stumble over anything good war* oeorge te ie r et el. Sraeteee (e Wednesday, Jsnusry 4 ,19M .TODAY'S BIBf.li YBBia . while sitting dawn, e * *••• If thou eriost after knowledge end Wtest up thy voice for understanding— It’s better te be 3 -9 5 Reg. 9.95-10.95 12.95- 14.95 17.95- 19.95 1495 22.95-29.95 r » a»i w» AaaJ1# Knit Drassts On* and two pise* styles. K eg. 14.95 to 45.00 '» « H el •eerStoe S-,M a*«RtiS ' j s r a vv.a-T YOU'RE. TELLING ME! O D D LO T I t O U S B ; SK IR T S, S W U T IR S �i-i > ■ < ••: I.tn v-Yv?; f Cf/J* C»he! Root Circle Holds Installation, Makes Future Plans Public Installation Is Held For New OES Officers Dec. 3 Dec. 11 public Installation wai i Humphrey, Installing organist; and held for lha new officari ol Semin­ Mrs. Mary Bell Cole, aoloist. ole Chapter No. 1 OES, at the She waa then presented gifts and Mfionic Temple. The chapter room a farewell song was sung' altar wai beautifully decorated with baa- which the officers retired. ket| of red and white gladioli tied ” The hew officers were led Into wilk blue ribbon* and placed ad- the chapter room by Mrs. Margaret vantagcouily around the hall. Golt, Installing marshal. They ,:.Th* UU olllccra entered with were Mrs. Mary Alice Wyatt, wor­ partly burned candlci depleting thy matron; Phil H. Wyatt, worthy that their year was almost finished. patron; Mrs, Grace Cordell, a aMr*. Virginia Anderson, worthy ma­ soclate matron; Rohert Williams, tron, prailded, after Introducing lha associate patron; Mrs, Augusta Inrtalllng officer* for the evening Bilbrey, secretary; Mrs. Henrietta aa follow*: Mra. Mary Eula Holla- Raines, treasurer; Mrs. Maa claw,installing officer; J. P. Holla- Sheppard, condudrcss; Mrs. Lennle claw, aulatant Initalltng officer; Moye, associate conductress; Mrs. Mra. Margaret Colt, Installing mar- Virginia Anderson, chaplain; Mra. ilMl; Mra. Ada Maa Crenihaw, In- Marjorie Sheppard, marshal; Mra. eUlilef chaplain; Mrs. Mauda Helen Leinhart, organist; Mrs. )— —n . w— ■" Mary ElUabeth Thompson, Adah; Mra, Esalt Cole, Ruth; Mrs. Kay Schmidt, Esther; .Mrs. * Ethel Cecil D. Becks Are Peurlfoy, Martha; Mrs. Bennie Brsdy, Elecla; Mrs. Merge BradeHosts For Supper meytr, Warder; and Leslia T. To Honor A. R. Key Sheppard, Sentinel. A cordial welroma was given by Mr. and Mr*. Cecil D. Beck wore host* for a buffet dinner at their Mrs. Wyatt, new matron, to all of home In Orlando Thursday even­ her friends, relatives, and visitors. ing at which time A. R. Kay was She introduced her sisters, Mrs. J. hoiKwed for kla U years nf eerVlr* M. Ramsey, Tampa; and Mrs. n i a representative of the Equit­ Cornelia Tippett, Atlanta, Ga. along able Life Assurance Society In San­ with her son Tommy of Sanford. She also introduced her husband. ford and Seminole County. Fallowing the dinner Cecil Beck Phil who had been inilalled aa whe la District Msnagcr lor Cen­ worthy patron. A courtesy was given by the tral Florida, represented the Home Olflee In New Vork when he pre- chapter to Mrs. Wyatt and a piano eented Mr. Key with a gold watch solo was dedicated to the worthy In honor of hi* long association matron and worthy patron by Ihclr son. with the Equitable. Refreshments were served from Tha guests Included bestde Mr. and Mrs. Key, (Heir son-in-law and a tastefully decorated dining room daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. table bedecked with large white Morrell. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rea- bells, red ribbons and bint halls, •or, Mr. and Mrs. George Brnnelt. representing the changing of the Mr. and Mrs. J. Ward Smilh and year. It h i i announced that the first Mr. and Mrs. D. Kohl of Orlando, also Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Somers meeting ol the year will he held and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Trnvilinn nf tomorrow- at I p.m. In the Masonic Winter Park and Mr. and Mr*. Let- Hall. line Burdina nf Leesburg. Visiting Guests Present A t Wynn Anniversary Sunday Among lha many out-of-town guests a| Ihe recent Golden An, nlversery af Mr. and Mrs. John Wynn were Mr- and Mrs. EsrJ Niblaek nf Daytons, Mr. and Mrs. Monty Harlell of Palatka and Mr. and Mrs. Ed fluwmin of West Palm Reach. An Interesting fart to nol« Is that Mrs. B. J. Overstreet Sr. of Longwrood. Mr*. Bowman and Mrs. Minnie Means of Gainesville, pre­ sent at the occasion, wrre also guest* at tha Wynn wedding SO yean ago. Ae ■ aurprls* Mr*. Wynn re­ ceived e telephone rill from Mrs Crahlre*. her daughter. Who had flqwn from Turkey to New York, j {&$ th -. 1 •aylng ihe would be down later in the week. Mr. and Mrs. W. B West annminc the birth ol a ion, William Timothy, weighing 7 Ihs. and II ot. Dee. 2S. The young man was born in the Fernald Laughton Memorial Hospital. Sgt. and y ri. Earl C. Cole are Ihe proud parenl* of a daughjer, born Dor. 20 in th# Orlando Air Force Base Hospital. Th* young lady weighed S lha. 14 os. DEC. 11 INSTALLATION IIKI.D. Remlnnle Chapter No. 2 of the OKS held an Inatallatlon of offlcera in the Mnsonie Tempi* with UNDAY j S8U (P & A A o n cd A . D IN N E 1 1 AW # jT t fV A fl * g I aCa uo A wF ago It wit th* eualom te Y ears visit raUttva* on th* farm on aa •rcaalonat Hunilay—tha drive wae plrsaant and th* food wn* Ban. Kowadaji. If you're on* of thoa* familial that would rather stay horns on Hunday (heeausn you laeh rurnl ralattT** or don't want te drive) you can atlll enloy eountry rooking—lha A A P Srrvlcr For ttomsmahar* haa th* mrana: a Sunday dlnnar rarlp* lor country-, atyln ataak. larval al*. Hava two pound* round staak rot Into serving places. Dredi* tham tn floor asaaonad with aalt and pap­ par. Malt quarter r»P hutter or margarine In a lari* skillet and add two medium onlona. sliced, and half pound peeled and ellcad mushroomi. Cook until onlona sr* lender and mushroom* era tlahtly browned. R em ote onion* and mushroom* from pan. Add anothar quarter rup hutter *r mirgarlae end brown steak on both aldei. Ftlr In thn fol­ lowing: half cup water, two tableapoona grated cheese, teaspoon evil, dash of pappar, quarter teaspoon paprika and htlf cup aour cream. Cover aktltat and cook until meat la tender enough to rut with n fork. yor daaaert, how about a lemon eh IIfon plat Beat four egg yolk* and put In top ot double holler with keif rup lemon Klre, halt teaepooa aalt and quarter cup auger. Cook over hot water until mlstura rearhea ruatard eonelatanry. Add tahlaapoon unflavnred gelatin (prosoaked In quarter rup fold water). When gelatin h»» dlseolved stir In taaspooa grated lemon rind. Cool tnlstur* and when It bsalne ta thlrhen fold In whtlae of the four rite, atlffly beaten with halt rup sugar. Fill nlne-lnrh. hiked pi* Shell and chill In refrigerator. Top with swestened whipped ereem. Add grated orange rind to pnrkngn vanilla pudding and pi* filling. Servo the pudding over menihrane-fre* arrtinna of fresh orange. Sava ionic nf th* orange sections for garnish. tu i'tr intriifii wfi tha First Baptiat Church l:tt _ _m. p. >.i Sunday School Worker* .Council Th*. Ethel Root Circle ef tha wilt ba held at tha F lnt .Blptlit . . Congregational Christian Chureh, Church at 1:15 p. m. met In the Fellowship Hell ef the THURSDAY « chureh' Monday night. ' A* Tha Intarmcdlata Choir of Utt Installation of offleer* waa held. A very Imprenlv* ceremony Flrit By:tilt Church will maet I t I was ltd by Mr*. Barton. 7:00 p.m. Th# new (late of officer* for Tha Adult Choir of th#*lrtT»i Ihe coming year It: president, Baptiat Church will malt* i t l-.Uft klrs. Jim Kastman; vice president, p.m. **) Mrs. Harold Htrbst; *ecr*tary, Tha Samlnola County Mln|ttar<«l Mra. Ge* Schntah, treasurer, Mra. Karl .Mngley; chapllan, Mrs. Oa- Aiioclailon will hav* It* ragular car Zittrowa; and publicity, Mrs. monthly maatlng at tSi.lO.at the Samlnola |llgh School. Rayburn T. Herbert Thurston. ... After the Installation pUns Mllwe'a, Courttv Superintendent el Were made for »' chill suppifr la School*,.-will ba tha ipadltdr o s 'h« held Jan. 11. 1S5A before the '•Tha Relation of Religion-tr.Pufcr annual meeting la called |o order. lie Educatjen." ■All mliHMflfg'fy Mra. -Ralph Lotting will be in tha county are lnvli#d to he preterit. *, charg* of tho plant. intermediate. Choir n ttta -'F lral The circle voted In Increase Baptiat Church will meetvgi T:0§ Ihclr quota lo Ihe building fund p. m. i v • for the coming year. The Adult Choir of the T lfit Mis* Vlnnlng and Mrs. Mere­ Baptiat Church will meat,pk.f:M Mr*. Virginia Anderson 10S5 Worthy Matron presiding. (Photo,by dith, wero hostess** icrvlng d* p. m. ; llt-inu* r*fre*hm*nt* to Mr*, Clyde Co*) Stininn, Mr*, Rotdnion, Mr*. SATURDAY .- * Maude Anderson, Mrs. William The Jr. R. A.'* of the flriL&ip* Uni, Mrs. Ralph Lotting Sr,, Hit Church will meet a tfrS o i. a . Mr*. Allc« MrMlltlan, Mr*. Alice liftman, Mr*. Harold Herh*t, Mr and Mrs. C. E. Itlttrll enter­ in Washington, D. C., Is home for Mis* Gertruda Vlnnlng, Mr*. Her­ . . . I bert Thureton, Jlr*. Bonner Car­ tained Mr. and Mra. Gotidrum, ol a short visit. ter. Mr*. lUrton, Mr*. John Jone*, t Washington, D. C. over the holi­ Mrs. Oscar Zittrowa, Miss Helen Mr. and Mrs. Carl Endlejn of Wltle, Mrs. Ed Simpson, Mrs. days. Atlanta, Ga, were Ihe holiday Jim Eastman, Mr*. Gu* Behiqali, Friends ol Barbara Griffis, will guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Robert and Mr*. Earl Mraley. “ " "* . " V ’ Unties*** for IhV n**t‘ mektfng he pleased In hear that she I* home nUlhtmrr. In February will ba Mrs. Herbert from Ihe hospital, and doing well. Mr. anil Mr*. Thll Wyatt had a* Thu:slim, Mr*. Karl Motley, ' weekend guests'her* sister*,' Ml*.' Mr. and Mrs..Hej-hert Tlmr»toqf Evelyn Ramsey *of ‘Tampa -and Final Plans Made enlrilained Mr*. ‘Thurston’s aunt. Mr*. Curnolla Lippett of Atlanta, Happy Birthday Mrs. Elsie Schrumpf, of Union City, | Ga. For Benefit Card , Pattv Walker N. J. over the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Schrumpl left for Mount Mrs Dean Taylor and son have Party By Pilots a loaf of rya br*Ad' hot Tlin* have been mmp’lated for doSlica Dora, ar.d St. Telersburg, where [ returned home alter-spending the not rut all th* w if' through te the Pilot Club'a annual benefit she will vlsil hr six weeks, and1week with relatives In Jacksonville. Ihe bottom. Cream a quarter cup card party which will be held thla then return to Sanford, before go­ of hutter or marga »t o r t * • year In the Mayfair Inn Ballroom. quarter ing hack to New Jersey. cup of flrmly-packfd aofl Mr. and Mr*. K. J. Satiation nt Flaying will start at 5:00 p.m, chedder rhresa together, V # a < .lamcshurg, N. J. relumed home Monday. Jan. 8 and Ihe public h n tha rut turfare* nf th* (ttaid wltli Mrs. lads Smiley, chief operator 1yesterday aflrr spending the hnllfor ..Southern Hell Telephone Com­ (day* with her patents, Mr. and been extended a cordial invitation the rheria mixture. Ju rti Mfor* ' pany. was the New Year weekend i Mrs. w. D. Stine, also her »i*lcr, In participate. Trneredi will gn In­ •erving, heat th* bread In • mod* ward the club's main project, crate nr hot oven. Woreheatar* guest nf Mr. wnd Mrs. Marlon liar- Mi*. Tom Colili of Orlumlo. which I* the* maintenance nf a shlra sauce, celery aalt of. Other nun oil Rnsalia'Drive. room In the Seminole Memorial icatnnlng may ba added 8# th* Hospital. Th* club recently pre­ rhees# mixture, * ' ■" " J Mr. and Mr*. Charles Dunn Sr. a i i . sented a check to lha hospital ad­ Mr., Mrs: P. Stone have returned to Aberdeen, N C. ministrator for an electrically after spending the seasonal holi­ operated Hl-Lo bed ta be uaed tn Are Visiting Hero days wllh relative* In Sanford. Mr. and Mra. I.. Taut Stone, of Ihe Pilot room. The club has for • Mr. and Mr«. Bill Resa of Salem, Tabcllni), Agunsrallcplrs, Mealro, number of years maintained a room Va. have left for-Tone* DeLeon a r e ’spending ten' ’days with" fil* In Htr.pfrarnt hoapttel .wbieh-am# Spring* and Miami after visiting parents, the Rev. and Mr*. Terry alio completely .furnished by lha members. with Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Horton Sr. I* Slone, nf Sanford. Mrs. Ruth Scolt Is general chair­ Mr. and Mr*. Stone are mission­ man of Ihe parly which promises - f . . . . • Mr. and Mr*. N. Howard Brewt-r aries serving In a rural area, to he one of the outstanding social of Silier Lake have returned home where he manage* the "Mountain affaire nf the season. P rltti will from Gastonia, N. C. after spend , Light" (arm anil leaches agricul­ he awarded winner* In a number Ing Ihe holiday* with their *nn in ture, and Mrs. Stone takes time of game* and refreshment* will he law and daughter, (lie Rev. and aflrr caring for Ihrlr small daugli- served. Tickets may he purchased Mr*. Clurle* R. Allen The Rev. I ter Rebecca, to plan mrals and buy from any member of Ihe TUnt Club Allen Is rertor of St. Mark* 1food for 20 people, 15 of them or at the door on the evening of Episcopal Church there. Mexican srhonl buys, and lo leach Jan. I. ■ T aevap «»»• music, *lgclir* and civic*. In Person* playing are requested to Bnhhy Rlllhlmer ha* returned lo many other way* she help* to bring Ihrlr own cards. resume his studios a* a freshman build better family life in the rumat the University of Florid* in munlty. This I* end of their vaca­ Gainesville. Sliced fresh pear* are delightful tion period and they expect tn fly added to a compote of pineapple, hack to Miami early next week. oranges, grapefruit and fresh Eugene Eatrldge, who I* working dates. Put the fruit combination . ... In ymir beat glass howl and servo ALSO STARRING ___ 11*. for a company dessert. Die small plrrr* of canned pineapple rath­ . Lori' Nelsouc er than tha crushed fruit for-ap1pcaranco take, Hava the oranges Lee Maryiii ';*:i and grapefruit rui Into membrane frea section*’ Pit the-fjejh_d*SH. GimateST Gonzale* 1 arbfaflver IhcmrAdd some niarail' j »'V ' .'• A 1 chlno rhcrrlcs, If you like, for ex­ tra-pretty color. FEATURES 1.5(1 - S:0| • 1:00 • Tits Mil ft tablespoon nf niolail** . - >» > V with it half cup nf milk and till arrvft ever hot rooked oatmeal. For small fry I Saturday night at Hie Sanford USO a 'New Year's Eve" dance was held with Mr*. E. C. Kuhn act­ ing as senior hostess. Junior hoiteMfs were Mra. Geccgla Booth, Miss Marian Davis and Miss Nancy Williams. Culler and cookies were served In the dancers. | Sunday night a Fudge Tarty waa held with Mr*. McLaughlin and | Mra. Kuhn as senior hostesses. Miss j Pat Cassuhc and Mis* Mary Lou tlowvn were Junior hoslosse* In charge. Tho group had "more fun" i making the lodge than eating II. (,'olfrr and refreshments wero also I served. Monday night the Christina* tree was taken down. -Somo nf those seen helping were Dive Brann. Trggy Best, Mra. Kuhn, Mra. Mc­ Laughlin and others. Rev. Milton Wyatt |Will Be Interviewed The Seminole High Srhonl pro'cram "The Student Cldh" will in­ terview for its Thursday night show I which enmrv over WTRB nt 7 p in. the Rev. Milton II. W.valt of the Fir»t Methodist Chureh of SanTil. The Rev. Wyatt will d eller a New Year'* talk. Also featured on the show- will he Alley Cowan who will render a voeal solo through the courtesy nf Mivi Ullle Reese Whittle. Tho usual arhool news, gossip and the rouple of Ihe week will also be given. I d i e d it tho usand tim e s JACKPALANA SHELLEY WINTERS ‘i »>»a fi MAIPY NKW YfcAR . .T h e Mayfair Inn Staff wtlrh aerved at tha gala Naw Yrara Dance la. left Tlfiil. Mra. Ida Maa Klnir, John Gonsmen, Kl Qtian, Batty Ellis, Cnnnla .Moore, Mary Lou Ukovich, Jehn-Lakovlehs Second Row; Vara *-----" --------~ ... IfLIaJ Daa-a !taa m >I Third Row: Sian Dlrmoi, f1 Garnatt hlta. and Jim Caraan. (Staff Photo) Open'* ran of tomato julra In the morning. Add a allea of onion, • faw papparroma, a faw calary laavaa and anma atrip* nf green pepper to it. Chill and allow tha flakoi'a to blend. Servo for dlnnar th it night with erlap crackers./ Cut a pound of lean benelas* Change that breakfast fruit lamh Into ona-lneh rubra. Roll eouraa! Senra *llc»<l hananaa th# lamh rhunka In a mlatura nf with pineapple Juice for a change. grated onion, aalt, pappar and rruahed dried thyme. Marinate Or grapefruit eectlnna with aprifor a few hour*, than akawer the mrat and broil. rot nectar. Or oranga eeetloni with cranberry Julra, Uaa your prattieat glaaa aaura dlahaa for tha fruit combination! Mamflrlsl , Room LAST TIME TONIGHT T H E PITO T CLUB O F SA N F O R D MpatUy, Jin. • —1 P. M. „-i. M A Y F A IR IN N BALLROOM I I P i t Ptmon • * 1 *’r l,w R tfrca h m iati - IN DINING ADVENTURE W rt^ * '* * / The SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM —COCKTAIL LOUNGE— ' EV ERY EVEN ING FROM NOW ON— , INCLUDING SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS FROM fl.SR t o o . ». o i luxi FEATURE TIME T:#« — LA8T COMPLETE SHOW 5:25 Spatial SW (t^—:« n g /JIM aalp p | Traveler" — Cartoon mmmm l B tW - - SEM IN O LE PARK RACEW AY "The C ountry Club of T ro ttin g T racka* ‘ P R E SE N T S , ' B E N E F IT C A R D P A R T Y Scmlnotf o ff . —DIRECTIONS— Torn Eaet on 1T-5J at Casselberry Ad, Our Dig; Red Arrow (2 Mllea Eaat Of The Sanford Orlando Deg Track To Our Cluk Heuae) ' , rALC �Mr JACK IAMB M f O U up—Will Matilda a n l i n t a M tv anetont St M u Atom lot# tho tlai »ha4l u a tight Hath with ao fightol IMt «a* tho vacation boforo tho mo M i r ao Now York aotad ao rta hoeoalu a * * * * * * toning with tho tho lot»*f Hoaljr toar weekly fight ahov, KfXeeden Sporting Club, which I SS eoamutivo wookly tola* a t ahowa at S t Nick'*, u ■ M M waa moving to Belli|fe jtfaetiv* J a r a . hocauao of COLUMBUS, Ohio OB—A freeHeicad redhead who thought ho wee buster wlU appear at the Me;__ tofllsmal! far big-tlme collet* foot . r§HOOKLYrt A*t> VAHKM ] W/M HHHAHTt) t* H T XV THt WOULD < / * / / * ball today was named the nation's top male athlete af 1959. He's Howard (Hopslong) Cease dy, who cam* to Ohio State Uni­ MatUson Macro Oardoa haa a versity four year* ago a scrawny ahow thia Friday, hut m aero 190-pounder and grew Into om of until rah. S while aa lea ahow I "* ■-^aoUBtelVi/t* I the greatest gridiron giants of our takaa aver tho aroaa, Howavor, tha HIWUtAMATtUA time. laUraaUonal Baaing CUb, which te*V# 9*9$Jt I dOiF CHAMR * W S tms u .r mas two weekly televised ahowa The likeable kid who "alwaya hatiohaL %>mm. i (Wednesday* tram varioua cltioa dreamed of playing te tbit big lad Friday* from Naw York) bad etidtem" ran awiy from the other to operate tram Syracuse contender* tor the honor* with the MTA/HB Jaa. as, with a heavylame, clear-cut *ftectlvca*i* aa he Mar to make matches la New *0*iM9A Bitch, between lunteeao did enemy players In hla tour Baker. The glorious years el Okie But*. I I ■age yet aeg * to «* at leart tew # ate Canady pttod Bp B l potato te P !^{ probably went bo mage ter lyre tho Associated Praia year-end poll, i peace I t MlaVa c a t miMe. nearly 10* aero than hi* natarost Mole N«w Yerh U the fd o at "/his Morris, IBfl president, waa rival, heavyweight champion Rocky due to ratura tram Mltmi som to By Mitel Bellied, chairman Marciano. Tks 17* aporta writers a Maw York Mate Athletic stake a decUla m future plaaa. and broadcasters who took part Flaata, aetttag a Jaa. IS Harry Marhiea, IBC mingling In the pell gave Hopatong 19 flrat m ter all ■aeagera to cult director, pointed out that tho proplies vote*, 97 second and 94 W aoc *? ITi V j M h f Guild of Hew York. aotcri had deflalto TV contraeis third. The Rock had 99 firsts, 19 WAK/AMOWiB Wo era sot lelereitod te tho to fulfill. Ho said hero are “a seconds and 14 thirds for 161 point* K oi i n Id or what trouble eomaluloo- good dotes Friday hoilng data*" on the 9-2-1 scoring basis ABCHU l l A r. , i have with fuOda," said Tes The scintillating halfback, who *oo*a Hear wboao Leodee Sporting consistently came up with the ft ahowa are aoee aa Du Mat "bln nlaa" who* u < * lU ta M O M a . Imost, pteiwf Sind areas m «wavaeatla te Flerlda. Feeding his m i of other schools and enrolled reture, officials af the eommliilow there tn the spring of 1952. Ho rofuaod earn meet. Ho had banned wae eligible tor varsity football the guild after a keg tecutry, aa that autumn and the Mason was the grounds H waa "datrimkntal to only a tow minutes old when the. heat iatoreita of hosing" far Hoppy lot a chance to prove him­ fin “monopolistic" "shocking" and self. He did It with three touch­ 'dnvteui" paetlcea. down* and aparlllng all • around By BIN OLAN night's games. play te a topalded win over In­ Richmond and Furman pumped diana. The Asseclatod Press Almost everywhere you look In 22* points through th« basket with From that day on, OSU foai college basketball the accent is on Richmond winding up on the lo ti war* trying t* devise ways to stop this dynamic llltte guy with the ollani* and more offense. At that end of a 130-92 score. rate U probably won’t he long be­ Wcit Virginia cam* mighty eloae number 40 on hla jersey. Most of fore 200-polnt gemei will be the to the 100 mark In trampling Wash­ them never did. gparkplug of winning Buckeye ington and Lee 9B-I4. CLIVBLAND (ft-Thfl Clavaland rule rather than the flxeeption. u laneunt teCUaelBBeuneed today that Herb Take, for axample, soma of last North Carolina walloped Louisi­ teams hla first two toasona, Hoppy ana State 95-99. Tha Tarheeli el- and tha Buck* rod* to fame In Icove and Dm MeeaL tee Tribe’s mn*t certainly would have gone hla Junior and senior years. In brilliant emsthpaw hurling due, over 100 11 they hadn't played sub­ 1954 Ohio Slate won the Rig Ten, have agreed to tome ier the 19M Miami Gets Berth stitutes a good part of the way. national and Rose Bowl champion­ roeami. In other games, DePaul crushed ships and Ciasady gained AU • Their •elarie* were set an- In international “”t,TTti neunced hut general manager MIAMI, Fla. (F-Mlaml will re­ nilnoii Normal 102-T7.. Vanderbilt America recognition. Hank Oreenberg indicated that plica Syrccuie when the Interna- downed William and Mary M-iO In Coaches and wrltars have heaped bath reeatred substantial increae- llonal BaiebiU Leaaue openi Its double overtime. Virginia defeated lavish encomium upon him. But South Carolina 9449. Carnegie most of them agreed the 5-10, 179•*. 194-gam* ichedule April 11. "Theafl tnramufiy totented left Thli rapidly-growing resort city Tech-beat Penn State 9941, Boaton pound senior had his greatest year handers, plus Bay MartesU wi wee officially voted Into the far- University defeated Northeastern to 1999. la every game he waa pad hla eeatraet a few weeks flung trlple-A circuit at a board of 73-59 and Stanford nipped St, a marked man. Ohio State had no passing attack and everyone knew tge, give aa the Bucleua tor an dlrectori moating hero yesterday. Mary's (Calif.) Sl-M. eutetandlag pitching staff tor te- The league unanimously on- AU Amarlea Darrell Floyd, the It. All the other teams had to do turo yflara," Greenberg said. dorsad tho proposal of Hid Salomon nation's top aeorer last aaaaon, was "atop Hop." But In nine games, he rushed Jr., tt.. Louie insurance executive, toned In 40 points for Furman. to transfer lha Syracuse franchise West ■Virginia racked up Ua 191 times, gained 994 yards and Oarcia te carry eu euccnafully to Miami eftar a verbal agreament fourth victory In five conference lost 29 for a 9.9 average, lie scored tor com* years, but it le com from the City Commlaslon on the start* as Not Rod Hundlty scored 14 touchdowns rushing and another 19 points. on a 17-yard punt return far e ar a.H 1.4* torting to know test we have tal club’a uio of Miami Stadium. tea h a s Mil . a.aa anted pitchers lib* geero, Mesal Salomon and hi* associates, Bill North Carolina, tha only on* of total of 90 points. In four years, tual haalfa lli.lli aa and NarlaiM to make ap another Vcack, formar president of tha the nation'* top 10 team* to see he scored'222 points on 37 touch­ TowiowT*fl wwrarwa formidable 'big ter**' a lew years Clavaland Indiana, and Elliott action, ahot Into a 15-0 lead tn tha downs to break the school record a> M - aria am* or«o« e Stein, St. Loula Investment! banker first four minutes and substituted of 101 aet tn 1911 hv another Allwaste. April Bur, rm li.fc Ameries halfback, Chic Harley. , Hapar Okie, Bulk Blaine. •core, who wh voted *Yookfe bought tha franchise from Martin freely thereafter. Oaeh. Utae U S r Bair, Firm * ot tho year" by the Baseball Wlh six minutes of regulat play The Buckeye* weren't eligible Haake for a reported tlOO.OOO. Writers Association, struck out J45 Tho ultimate goal la to get Mi­ left, Vanderbilt was down seven for another Rose Bowl trip, but batter* to hie freahmae year la ami Into tho major leagues, Salo­ points. Then Bobby Thyn and At a 174 win nver Michigan gave Mat. Bluabeneat Bee*. HewCp the major* to brock a record that mon flats), and ha hopes that poa- Rochelle combined to knot the them the Big Ten crown for the like. had stood since 0rover Cleveland alhitlty wilt materialise In four to count 69-69 and send the game Into Mcond straight year. They won WlrO Knee — a/ia OraCe m overtime. In the second extra ses­ Mven of nine games after a 104 ' KICIei, r«*e Lucky. Butatry, tn - Alexander struck out *27 te hla five year*. kameer. Bill Bltinis, Cnuntry Cap­ first major league season In 1911. sion, Vanderbilt scored 10 straight record the year before. er, X. Btaier, enelaTBltl polnte. Married and the father of a ISooro had a ld-19 record. Hla bspan jump — i/ia **•*• m IJO.eo* A WINK O p Beak. Btealla Jaek. Bearje* eemod nm mark of I.SI wee tee Rob McCarty pitched to throe yesr-old son, Csssady Is an AllCAMDEN, N. J. fA *)—Trainer In. Ftaredat*. Brlaly BaaekT Her fourth heat lo tee Americat League. Georg* P. (Maje) Odom of Nall, free throws to the last two minutes Amertea performer both on and wle, Isainpe, Ckapal Bell, hate Bee* — •/!a Strata W Moaet, whe pairs with Narieaki winner of the Belmont Futurity, to break an 9t41 deadlock and off the field. He's faithful about L*faeeer, l.nrkr rale*. flo»p B e rk, [ICalfM Order, Mr Lucky Whirl, to make yp one of tec toughest says the bora* winked at Mia. give Virginia Its AUantJe Coast attending clsiaei and comet out with bettor than average grades. W Okeel, Beaek Pack, apteker* relief teems te the majors, had Anaen Bigelow of Palm Beach, Conference Jrlumph. ao earned nm mark af f.IS during Flo-, at tha 1964 Saratoga year­ Carnegie Teih rallied tor 11 On* high OSU official eaU this of pMk Waee « , B/t* Ovale B ling aales. It waa than that Mrs. straight points midway to tes ear- Cassidy: "Probably no on* In the Mfekay Man. Commander J, W., K em enr Hnkk. prince Hal b ! Bigelow hid In tha gray colt for ond half to broak a alx-ganm toeing history af our university has had 120,000. Mra. Bigelow I* the form­ itreak. ge much favorable publicity. er Josephine (Fllfl) Wldenar, Marteed Time, rieetu tfoSBjnuil irrr’WlraiMlCaie PHheer flreerw Four Alabama player* — Hai lerekea JaW.II. Kaneia n«ekat. Tit* first race bora* shipped to OfInter, U Bale* ‘ “ Wfcfk Baee — a/ta OraCe r Orr. Lera A Champ, Blale nancer, and Clell Hobson hare gained Hialeah In 1924 walked 14 miles eklaan. tea's PrlanC. Little Meal more than 1,000 yaarda hi on* from a Miami depot to the track. ch. newetrlng. Buper Fred, aaaaon for tha Criateon Tide. Oil- Now thotra'a a railroad aiding next I tlk Heap — a/ie arid* ■ Per- Dark geal, P rtn k Orr, mar did It twice. to tha track. ! t e i5 s § l C o lle g e B asketb all Has AccentOn Offense ?ir'~ ,T n m tv. K S iS 'E S frli8! ,1o-I.au. Rm I K.'fsrt. Vat Blaklep! rlker Pilot, My Carol. r* £ te *nee — e /ia a r ts * A 9*t*f feat. Caeeer atreaS, Peal« v 'f .f ’ Waare, £et Biroak. B*a ' I n . Namakan, Rlrkardsaa. jrocatk Bare — a s Ornde n noeaey Oadeen. No naperler, Mae n.K Nary J- J.. Plok U ee. Sul" * ,k*. Kaasaa liar, Trapleal iD c ChBvrolflt D tluia 4 Door Powarglida Radio and Heattr Ckryalor Now Ynrktr 4 Door lUdlo and H a la r C llfl ) IL i fiQ f } 4 /J 9C i fd l OlBvrolat I Ton Track New TUe*—S Speed Ail* t i l (1 Jill O PE N E V E N IN G S T IL L 9 O’CLOCK KANSAS CITY i*-Th* Kaniae City Athletics received signed con­ tracts yesterday from Vie Power, Hector !,r«ei, Alex Georg* and Tom Satfell. Power led the Athletics tn hat­ ting with a .319 average last year, second In the American League. The flrat baseman la playing winter league ball in South Amer­ ica along with I-opei, who played both second and third base tor the Athletic*. shot five different golf course tn consecutive days -all with tha Identical scores of 39-32. On April 2nd at Longview County Club he •hot 30-39, setting a new record for the outgoing 9 hole*. In July j he lied the record at Cantoocook,* New Hampshire with a 35-29. Jimmy shot his highest round of 1950 while on exhibition. • a 17, You K N O W it's PURE CRYSTALS P U R I C A N S fU O A R You HOPE it's W t N eed N o t A d v e r tiie Our C m T o H un dred s W ho N ow B uy T hem , E ach A d W e R un Is M erely D one T o U rg e N ew F rien d s To T ry T hem . QCi /N D(A Fj U Four Athletics Send In Contract! Rain Shine Phs« ChoTrol* Dolus* S Door PoworgUSo, Radio and Hoatrr C h m o ltt Dflluio I Door N*w Paint and Tlroa ChtrroM BeUlr : couragement from the pr* golfer* along the way. It waa a hard climb, and moatly uphill. Some­ times ha mined ■ meal; more than once he slept in a baro or park. And then, finally a* Is of­ ten the ease with a game guy, he reached hla goal. He joined the Spalding Advliory Staff and than It waa that he began to eat regu* larly and sleep In a bed. Jimmy Nichols, formerly a right-hander, who lost hla right arm, look a right-hand golf elub In hit left hand and succeeded in •hooting the court* of 72. Talk about miracles! Talk about mov­ ing mountains! This Texan'a •pirlt overcame tha weakness of the flesh and accompished this incredible feat. Jimmy haa been constantly astonishing tha hugh gallery of fans that follow him with hla remarkable ahots. Some af his exploits on tha golf course seam Impossible, but they are matters of record. * In the course of hla amaxlng career ha hat made seven holta-ln-nne, and on* of them a drive of 336 yards. He actually made a dog-leg holeIn-one standing on the tee with hla bark to the fairway. Ripley used that feature In hit "Balieva It or Not" tn 193*. Playing a North Carolina pro one day, Nlchola sliced bis drive. Aa (his was most unusual on hla part, the pro asked him how it happened. "To much* right hand," replied Nlchola. White oo tour In 1954, Jimmy haa had over 50 round* at 70 or below. In the Chicago area, he THEBE PRICKS EFFECTIVE THUM. - FR1, - HAT* T E L E V IS IO N E L E C T R O N IC S . JIMMY NICHOLS W H O LESALE A N D R E T A IL 4 11 W o * n t t B t B M U i B t r o * IK COMMENDS fu n d Inn 8eminole Country Club golf course next Tuesday, Jen. te, for an exhibition and will probably play the course with Lee Arm­ strong, pro at the local golf touri* and (Wo amateurs. Jimmy Nichols, tha one-armed famous golfer to appear hero, •long with other great golfing personalities such aa Bobby Jones Jimmy Thomson, Lawson Little, Gent Llttler, Jerry Barber, Mar­ lene Bauer and Marllynn Smith It a member of A. 0. Spalding's famous staff of golf consultanta. Back to 1929. Jimmy Nlchoti. whe then lived to Fort Worth, Texts, had two good arms, an automobile tire business, a poul­ try farm and e considerable aum of money in the bank. Then one day hla automobile and a railroad engine mad* auddsn and violent contact, and .when Nichols left the hospital some six months later h» was minus his right arm, his automobile ttre business had wrecked by the depression, hi* poultry farm had gone to pot end the bank where he htd stored hla aroner had closed. Who said wwmwflflpr a m hkstdes this triple calamity of loss of arm, business and fortune, Nichols admitted that ha also lost hla nerve and mind. Then ona day a friend on one of the Fort Worth newspapers dragged him out 'to tha golf course. Now Nlchoti, who was then 24 yaara old, had never played the game. Some elubi were near at hand as ha sat on the bench at the first tee, and he became curious, took on* of the slick* In his left hand and under took to knock ■ ball down the course. Now mind you, Nichols before hla accident was righthanded. He picked up ■ left-hand­ ed club. 8omthow the game got a hold on him and he began tn practice. There docs seem to be something about this game of golf that enteti k man’s veins like a fever. Anyway, golf gave Nichols a new Interest In life. In hla first practice game he mad* a score of 2tl lor nine holes. (While tn Fort Lauderdale In February 1949, he shot the Fort Lauderdale course In M tor 19 hotel. That's only 9 under par.) He could not teem to get any­ where with that left-handed club and driving ball from hla left aide. One day he tried a righthanded club and ihl'ted that left hand over to hla right aide and drove the ball just aa a righthanded golfer with two good arm* would drive. It worked belter end before long he waa out to break too on the 19 hole course. He broke the 100, then 90 and then 90. Nichols battled on with that right-hand club In hi* good left hand until he broke Into the lower 70a: Then, without money end too proud to borrow from hi* Fort Worth friends, he started to give exhibitions across the country. At this point, .. pol ... he stresicd the fact that he had much help and en­ ’ Corned Beef Lb. 59c Breakfast Bacon Lb. 49c Smoked Chops Lb. 59c LEAN TURK. 8EALTE8T Ground Bast Lb. 37c 1 Ice Cream 2 Phi. 55c KINGAN RELIABLE M O D ER N IZED TRA CK H E A T E D G R A N D ST A N D M A T IN E E W E D . A SA T . 2 P . M . Tra importation P ro a Downtown Sanford ‘•W 'h y telrr rim wr* oe A * i ltmUmtu of the auger you Butter buy? Whan you select D o n Cbtitau you Aawa# Lb. 69c ri.A . GRADE A — DIRECT PROM LOCAL FARMS URGE X -U R G E 73e 77c you art fettlag pure, dean froth auger—l a th* ocigiml H r. 17 - 88, S M ila South of Sanford TORN AT SIGN OP M D ARROW rrjtwcry^flfAfldbflg — tea- �3SBCS ■ 't'S rr Vl.s c.I.er tor aoiu aa ojjtcc aua ) si not rotaui naif and half w iu dmatuied el-1 Irie. aANHMJL) hfc^iALD 1 your grip on tha tool. cohol, followed by varnish, lacquer ------- r rr- -------------:■■■■ ■• • • or whatever finish you desire. I w*ar rubber DO. . .be sura that your wroneh BOMB INVAMONS . . . Thursday, Jeaaery B DO . . . be certain to remov. a ll. #luv*» ''ur,n* th« Weaehla frau of grease before using It; WOOD HLBACHINO FRAMINGHAM, Miss. j ( Si", a slippery wrench la an Invitation DO . . . for. best results, use hardware from the piece of (urn-! t : t t a. m. *•*» »• DON'T . . . try to bleach wood recent outbreak of home Invaitdng ta an accident. 1:41 p. m. 1 ‘M pa commercial wood bleach even If Iture being bleached so that tha with the hydrogen petoxlde ord­ by robbers today led Um 11 • e e you have heard that somelmdy metal will not be marred. Friday, Jaauary • inarily used at an antliapllc; it ebusetts Police Chiefs Assni lo DON'T. . .ever Increase the lev­ did a satisfactory Job with a W R EN C H E S sue the following reco a* 2:22 a- *• limply Isn't strong anough, ' m * DON'T . • . forget that bleach­ Da. . .b u y g o o d quality erage of a wrench by placing a home-made bleach. tlons: 4:41 tin . , r*r«fti)lv follow the «H* 1ing. It the name given to the wrmciiee, m»1 aartijr bccausa thay place Of pipe ever *h» hanHtot S Tioo't href, about how, (Utarday, Jadaary 7 w a n t s r .w r .n s s .t r - t will last longsr, but becauss of you'll break the WTench, spoil Motions which corn* with the lightening of wood by the use of money you heve. i < *!<1 *• LOUISVILLE. Ky. t# Wolf 3:11 a. m. bleach you purchase, because there chemicals; it should not be con­ tho bettor service they will glva. your work or hurt yourself. S.St p. m. »• D O ., .whsnsver possible, pull DON'T. . .use a pipe wrench on ^ r e different types applied in dif­ fused with the lightening of wood Diamond would like lo have his 3. Don't leave door* ■■•day, January I by th# application of a pigmented *ck. but ha d rather have after dark. on n wrench, rather than push, in a square or hexagon nut; It le ferent ways. hi* citizenship papers. A bandit, I. Don't open a door nntO you 4:17 a. m. *• order to avoid banging your made for gripping cylindrical ob­ DO , . . consider a trick some­ undercoat, D O N 'T * .,, attempt to bleach using a knife In tha ribs as a have turned on the porch light and 4:83 p. m. H*!** F* knuckloa if tha nu‘. givea way aud- jects. times used by professionals— dsnly, Monday, January t DON’T. . .forget that, when It bleaching the wood even lighter over an old finish, which must persuader, took the money and pa- found out who is calling. * • "" P«» from Diamond at his shoe 4. Call the police at once. DO. . .hasp at toast one adjust-1 la necessary to push a wiench, d» , than necessary qnd then using first J>e thoroughly removed. 11:11 i. 1:01 a. m. DON'T . . . neglect a thorough repair shop. Diamond, a native of 1. Keep calm and memorim dn»' able wrench and at least two plpa It with the heel of your hand and Ju st a touch nf a non-grain-rais­ 11:11 p. 0:14 p. m. wrenches In your workshop, ing tlain to give the wood-exactly washing of the wood after the Lithuania who beesme a citizen tails of the bandlu' clothing and with your fingers open. Tuesday, January 11 bleaching is completed; the direr- about 40 years ago sobbed: '"'m appearsnen. DO. . .romomber that a pipe the right tint. DON'T. . .overlook th# use of m. a. m. — a. 0:13 wrench la seldom used alone; In a vis# wrench (or locking pllers- I DO . . . cover such a stain with tlnns will tell you what to use worried more about my citizen- 1. Keep money In (he hank. 1 11:01 p. 4:10 p. m. • most casts, ona pipe wrench is wranch) when it la necessary to a coat of white shellac, diluted' for the washing. ship papers than the inuney." | 7. Don't be a dead herd. " ” Wednesday, Jaauary 11 u. • 12:01 a. 0:17 a. m. 11:44 p. 1:11 p. m. *: • V •« 7 ; ; Thursday, Jaauary 11 7:11 a. m. 11:00 a. i* if«* F ► 7:11 p. m. 1:12 P Friday, Jeaaery II " t •i 7 :lt •. m. 1:12 a•> -id* ! 1:10 p. m. 1: Saturdoy, January Id •:|« • n. 1:U o•- .- 5 1:41 p. m. 1:20 p. i.<j Sunday, January II '/lj; h/riy <, >*^ 1:01 «. m. 1:31 1. Y* * tv.r3 r« i • il l ». as. 2:02 »t-v, Menday, January II v v ft'i 1:10 a. m. 1:00 a. A *» 1:17 p. m. 2:30 p. A•« ROSK KIST Tuesday. Jaauary 17 .. . 10:11 a. m. 1.40 a 10:17 p.- m. 4:12 P> ■fn'd Wednesday. Janaary I t <:ij ,-v : i i 10:11 p. m. 4:21a. U. n. GOOD "Good Entin'* 11:11 n. m. 4:11p. Thursday, Jaauary 10 11:20 a. m. 0:114. ■B —p . 1: 4* p. LB. Friday, Jeaaery 14 11:11 a. m. 4:11 a. 11:14 p. m. 4:37 p. • ' . •. •• I ■* > Saturday, January I t . . . 1:07 a. m. 7:21a. V 1:11 p. as. 7:37p. t » ■ ai’ .A U. S. "GOOD E A T IN ” luaday, January 11 »•)« • 3:01 a. M. 1:30 a. 3:10 p. m. 1:41p. Handsy, January II 3:14 a.m . 1:31u. “ 3:31 p. m. 1:44y. t- !— Tursday, Jaaaary 14 4:19 a. m. 10:37a. KINGAN’S ■ 1 1 4:41 p. m. 10:47p. HKMAHI.K M Wsdnaaday, Jaauary 31 HALF nr WHOI.E M 0:11 a. m. 11:31a. 1:41 p. m. 11:4*p. READY TO EA T M U M » Thuriday, Jaauary 31 4:11 a. m. — a. 1:41 P m. 71:10 p. I.YKES m A Friday, January 17 n m i T.-ll a- m. 13:43a. \f • 7:31 p. m. | :" | «. */. »'va) laturday, Jaauary a , m ’T u . u ( , " 2:01 t. m. 1:31 a. 1:27 p. m. 2:11 p. m. Buuday, January 30 LYKES *1*- J 3:14 a. m. 2:07 r SUGAR l:I> p. m. l ;no p. CREEK Monday, Jaauary M 3:41 u. m. A:in a m. 10:01 p. m. |: (7 p m. B WHOLE CUT UP GA. GRADE A Tursday, Jaaaary II 10:30 a. m. 4 :io a m. 10:11 p. m. 4:31 p m. t u a j Sir b - . r P ^ i turning. Posts With City, Says W. Knowles % "Wd'rt lasing gaad » « , " City Vansgar Vartan E. Kaowlaa said Ust night at th« flrat maating af tha Beard of Cltv Coraaltilonsrs In 1211 Faced with tha leal af two har man In tha City's staff a t ant* * plojraa, ona who hat already tend­ ered hla realrnation and another who hat been offered a hatter poeltlon and /plans to resign, City fanager Knowles faced tha earnlisslonars with his vroblama. “Tha problem cate more aeula every day." Knowles said at ha eaplalned that each of the me* in. yelrod In tha discusalon had bean offered salaries of |1B la ISO more per week than they ware receiving with the City. 11m eammllilenert. dllvtng Into th i gteatlen through dlscutslon, gpskad If any remedy had haan Tiropoied. Said Knowlas, "A achadula af talary elaaalfleatlana waa nranarOd and lubmlttad ts the Civil Service Board «yar a rear are and waa pigeonholed." Cemmlesloner Jack Ratlran a»k•d Pollca Chief Boy Williams. “Would such a »p',*duls and ctasslfixation hsln m u?” ^Williams answsrtd. "It would halp s *a?v* aur nrohlems.’* Commissioner Botlpoa amnaead that "w# writ# tha Civil Borvlca Board axnlalnlng that the City hae trained these men and that th«v •newer as fast ae nesslhle." He •aid, "I don’t know whether a Joint moating would help but we eould alt down and talk over our grohiami." Commissioner John Kridtr pugfeasted that “wo look over our financial' situation first end s»e whore tha money la mining from." However, it wns explained that •ny new schedule vnd solary elssslflcetl<»n would tela effect at the beginning of a new budtet gear. "Tha budget femes up In lust gix months end Its litas that we ■tart planning right gow." gold 4 p r Manager Knowlas. t Cases Appealed To Higher Courts Discussed By City Do's & Don'ts y 1 OLEO CHUCK R O A S T IRVITATWR TO Bin tilled bids will be rscstved In i office of the n i y nfer4. Florida. until li»'* P M . su a r r »e, 111*, for the furnlsbloa S Isylna »t m sisrlsl for the rerfsclag nf seversi street* l« the y *f Is n fn rd The his* ehalt he a per mn is s is for a o usn titr $.440 tnns. t , . rhe msierist shill be aspballle trrSt* surfsr* cniiri*. trp* M. aeertfUd hr th* Tlnrlda Stats . V D atsrtm an t to tha ' m . n d a r a iclflcatlnna m r n«ad and Br'Os* nstruetlen fApprnvad and AdoptAugust 1. 1»*»> under Sscllnn ». Weight tli hate shall ha furhs4 to ths City for tha quantity aaursmant. Materials t « J « » • •ucllea methods ahsll romplr iH gsvtlon l i s Of « h . , . h . v v . m •aeclflcatians nf the Florid* it* Itoad papartmsnt. nteraatad partita m ar *'’? • liens. mtssurain»nts_ and ratal spnllrstlnn at tha Clip SSaas- B A I[ O N "f Flnrlds. who will laoua « Proclamation at that tlms die•olvlng aald corporation. ■RMIS'OLB County Ranee A Principal piece af Raalsaaa Pewann Constructloa Co , I n # . Ctaatlherry. ra tlta Parle Lingerie, |n t., San­ ford flnhl Motor Co. Inc. Sanford Sanford Raiahatl Aaanuntlon, Ins.. Sanford Hanford Farmer* Auction. Inc.. Sanford. • Seminole County Raeehali Aa seclallnn, Inc. lan lo rd Sni.lhaasiarn Bulb Farm*, too. Sanforil. fo ile d Lumbar ssoaapany, too. ■inrorn. f a i l ' d Transfer A O arage Ce.. • i n for 4. 7 #p h rr T#ntlUtM Awning Company of Florida. Chuluole. It la further directed that • aopy •/ notice ha nuMl.hed one lima In Tha Sanford Herald, a news, pap-r published In Sanford. Florida In which county tha hams office of 'seysrallone are • Down to h§ loCAtPft IN W IT N K ii WHBRBOr. I have hereunto eet niy #rq * ltd* w i l l ' he publicly • peaed at * F. M. .lanuarv »*. 1 «*- •» the v CnmmtMlnn Renm, City Hell, nferd. Florida, end tahulttad a City Commlatlnn raaarva* the ht to rajart any end ill I l k I further reserves the rlsht t" Florida, to ha nfftiad el Taltahaa:ept the Inwaat snd/er the hast sea. the Caplinl. thla the tnd day I. Ride shall, ha hated on a dam*■ J|')"U*, r ' ***** 7 ta sad flnlahed project. R. A. a m p W. B. Knowles ■ecreury af Mat* City hlansgsr taary 4, isi* ______ pig RATICft o r IVTISVTtOV D ia s o i .v n c o a r o a s T i o v a .Voltes le hrrahy given under tha rovlsleas of Section SSI SI. Florida tstutss. !***• ' • each B( >h* cnr■ •oratlana Hated below, tha asm* being Incarporated undar the Inwa of FlarMe, nnd according to the etcorgs af tha ■erratsry af Stata. Atoch and ovary such corporation Wnpaare gallnquanl for three (Si h to la »r m i f i :a t t s fiMsr of **• ports and payment of Mass a id e r ths previsions of taction 1*1.IS. Florida Itntuioa, ISIS, and that tindas tb s provisions s f said Section ISIS, aald H l l l l Florida Statutes. “ eerneratloae have b e ta classed ae •ubject ta diaealutloa, and th at thru* ( | ) month* a tt a r data of thla Rublledtlan each t a d e v t r r aurk r —pnratinn Haled below that haa • a t la tha maantlma filed It* r*. Rena dua aad paid the taaaa due ta t 3 9 4 7 Legal Notice pvnMff « r ROUND STEAK ® A Hit af more than M miss appealed to • higher court from the Sanford Munlrinal Court' was presentad to the Roerd of City Commlaaloners last night aa its first matter of business to be considered by the group. , Commissioner Carl Higgin­ botham asked. “Whet le holding Most popular souveniers that up these m .et?" In the dlrc'ii- American tourists bring from Irv eion t/. these cases, including l*nd are Waterford Glass, Beleek feolltp arrests by City rollrsmsn potlsry, tweeds, Irish whiskey. fend liquor violations brought he- Shillelaghs and bog oak. fore the City Judge Higginbotha* eirleimed, "I don't see psople with |MX) paid eut and why w» have to go aloijg a year nothing to show for It." or mora wdth these cases hanging "Thsrs's at least 14.700 worth fire." And he added, "More than of fines reprsssntsd bars." said I WO hag been (pent and nothing City Attoreny William C. Hutchldone hut throw a fils an the son. and you're entitled Is have Clerk af Circuit Court’s desk." I something happen." ' Commissioner Jack Ratlgan Following a decision to have •old, “I propose that wa write a the City Clerk write to each atf e tte r to each of the attorneys tomey Involved In representing representing the City In these a east for tha City, Commis­ cases and ask for • raport by sioner Higginbotham aald, "Find •ur neat meeting." I out If they're going to do anyHigginbotham aald, "It’a am- , thing nr hava any intantlon to barrelling for ue to face the 1move." r a t i o ta tu b 1 People 60to 80 APPLY FOR OLD LINK LEGAL RESERVE LIFE INSURANCE ' Kansas CUJ, Mo.—If you art undar 40, you can still apply for a 11,000 Ufa insuranra policy to hdlp taka cars of final espansra without burdening your family. You handle tha tntiro transac­ tion by mail with OLD AMERI­ CAN of KANSAS CITY. No obllgation. No on* will call on you! W rits today l o r froo Inform stloa. Sim ply mall postcard o r latU r (giving ago) to Old A m sricaa • >t*p the nrovlalone ef Station JfM.14, Florida diatutoe. till, will Ira. Co., I W. Pth, D o p t L1S04B, f e aoeullad ta U* Oevsraer af tbd Kansas City, M s „ 3 5 P IC N K H A * S i “ 2 9 F R YH« —E 2R'| Lb.SAv. CASHMERE V _ _ « BOUQUET i 2 5 c Reg. * * * * * FOOD RKECH-NUT BABY FOOD 2 9 Q C uiUNDRY 3 *%q C SOAP 4 7 A 7t SUNSHINE HYDR0X CRACKERS 12 Rtrninrd 2 *)0 i A7C PR EM 12 Oi. CAN TAGON 89c I 99c W W " 29c 0«. ST A R o r ie n t 7 0 c '• H r F I *" TUNA c>n JD C ARGE SIZE TABIJY <V 21) - BUGS -M'LADY CAT * l O . SI 49c food PAPER Pk. NORTHERN ow tcvu TOILET TISSUE * »• ? At • 4 2 WW v I r - Igs * vi a:#| Ft* *id S l «l R0LI S | Rfa SH U R F R E SH C H EESE LO A F 2 Lb. Loaf |FRUITS 4 YK ETA B U S l SEABROOK FARMS LARGE CRISP CELERY 2 ^ 15 c LARGE FRESH LOCAL M A X W E L L H O U SE C O FFEE FROZEN SPECIALS LETTUCE LARGE SNO-RALL C A U LIFLO W ER 2 for 2 5 F ordhook L im as B roccoli S p ears B ru ssel Sprouts B la ck ey e P ea s 2 •otvt r:'H • ' •' V. * h P k»| 49c Ah? <•( COASTAL BREADED �m%BL vou »ounoc 6 *o much UKE MV Wire, I WAS . WAITING FOR V0U TO WfLUWMVOOSCtJ cirAK^n r u f o t - f . **•»* Md OwjOufivt r-4 wmv h \ uOHCMf,? AMCKWMOUSSl A R t SUNG LA S M A T WHAfT F R f Sb u SAvminniv PWOOSPTO H tY .‘-Aw A o o a e s s VOU PtLiSfRATBLV 3 TKYlNGTOMAKf AMAUSPf WVPSCORATS VOU* HOUSC T B O O K ' MUST HAVE w iu .y o u C A aav th is w h o a e .v ra o u * o Q iv a r u x i J aooK fw ^L L V M3U VV0 i ^ £ y BSLOMGCD TD TVit / , G uy # V «# AfW A 0 D M 9 S ^ My c o m p a c t : w a u v » . Y A OH-THAT. s u a e .* -1 NUMBSR5 \ mSuv"*“ SLAVfcM * d a t in g M v e e srff.n t. esiS N O b b h w O S. MV BACK™ J ” f ! 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HICADU* A t CHUCK B /L L IV /ID £ EXTRA LEAN Wesson SIRLOIN OR CLUB FIRST CUT WHITE BACON ALL MEAT lb. 19c MEATY NECK BONES i* 10c MORRELL'S 12-Os. Can SNACK 29c CUT GREEN r , , "GOOD TO THE LAST DROP" i No. 303 BEANS STOCKTON 10c 12 Oi. CATSUP IlllUXt f 15c n in JA R ) MILK PILLSBURY (Limit 8, Please) ' YELLOW Some cities have an aye CANS 33c LYKE8 PALM RIVER LYKE’S SUGAR CRE2K STOKELY'S GOLDEN CREAM STYLE 303 Csss Corn TENDER JUCY ,2 wm2 9c 303 Can STOKELY’S Peas & Carrots12 Or.19c Dottle STOCKTON LEAN Catsup 15c M U S S E L M A N 'S R . S . P . 3M CHERRIES SMALL FRESH GEORGIA Con 19c PENN DUTCH 18 Oz. Can A&B Scrapple 2 9 c H0R4JEL 12 Og. Css TRU-FLAVOR COMSTOCK PIS GREEN GIANT Pound on helicopter*, which can aupply In­ formation on congeiUon to radio itattoni fort broadcast to molorltta. Telex lilac promliei to play an Inereaitng role tn apotting traffic Jamupa. Bme* are making mope midblock atop*, to alleviate congaition at lntcreectlonc. MAN FINDS SEASON FOE OATHRSINQ CSOWD LOS ANGKLM OS - Harold Cheier, IS, looked out hla hotel window and aew e ertwd gatherCuriout, ha left the hotel and dlacovared a young woman had Jumped to her death (rent a near­ by bridge. After ,a etoeer leek, he uclalm td: “My wUe." Police lUted Um death of lira. Bettie Cheater, M, a auieide. The huaband aaid they had come hare recMtly .from Dalian, Ten., end that Me wife kid bees auttetlnf e -A Pineapple I To 6 Lb. Average SUNNYLAND SMOKED (Limit- one with I4.M er more order) Some m ajor brldgea will beeomc double decked. JERZEE * -< CHICAGO, <* - A m • r I e blggait rltlsA enlUted record mon­ ey nullity', irlenre *nd Ingenuity In 1045 In i driperate battle to •lem the tide of sowing traffic rongcitlon cauted hy booming auto u lei. A mrvey of the netlnn'i 23 mnat populnui eentere »how» the prob­ lem la acute in all lectlona of the country. Citiei are uilng every feaalble meana to cope with It, often ihowlng little or no gain. Lo* Angelea puihed lit freeway rnnatrtfetion program at a record clip, hut city Traffic Manager Lloyd M. Braff aald the program still It too alow—new rxpreuway* are overtaxed ai toon ai they era-completed. I/iral traffic expert* deicrlbe condition* a* "a nlghtmire" durng peik ruth houya In ntt*burgh and “ mlierabla" In Nawark. Pe»plle million* poured Into new road* and alrcct widening projecla, Ban Frandico aayi It I* Just keep­ ing abreast of tha growing (raffle. The flow la no faiter than eight yeara ago when the volume wai 30 per cent less. Virtually all the eitJei are build­ ing naw multi-lane eipreitwaya. But thla ti not the only approach being tried, goma cities are trying reveralbla one-way itrerta-dnward downtown In the morning and away In lata afternoon. Buiea are replacing the leu maneuverable street cars. City parking lota are multiplying and parking reitrlctloM are grow­ ing tighter. SWEET TREAT SLICED Oven Cleaner PLANTATION PRIDE Freestone Peanut Butter FROSTY ACRES FROZEN' FOODS 10 o i. p k g s. BABY GREEN LIMAS CUT CORN ^ GREEN PEAS SPINACH FOR L _ _ * ^ P » ' : < H 4 # dP SUPREX M A R K E T �»•*>;» »v;. . .-V'•/f':: x ■ *Z> A If li t W®rth fU ythlaf H*» W«rth A tfttrilaiat la CLASSIFIEDADS g?flB3 3 Sfi2 B ’ is iJ S NOT A p r o jec t : Tally BUT — Home* of tool la fe fe iS e COMPLBTI With all tbo featurea you a m dreamtd about aueh i t eoloped General Electric ggjkUUeM AM eolored plumbing A with mlaiaittm ■H U . 2: dawn-pay* WdOfeart C. MtUMpa, J r . S 1MI. —Fartofy to Too— $7,100 Modern two-bedroom masonAluminum b»m«, dlnlhg room, full tile th. kitchen equipped, carport, V tn ellen Blinds attractive residential section. Enclosed head, tiag-proot bottom Conventional llnanclng. raU with plaitie tndi, Plastic or rayon tapes. Cottod or nylon l • FHA financing available, cords. bedroom home with oak SMkarik Gtaa® Md Palnl On ri, ceramic tlla balh, kitchen 112.114 West 2nd SI. Phone 320 equipped, garage, fruit trees. Near South Side School. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS ’up tents, jungle hammn< r e a d y f o r occupancy sleeping bags, air-mats, Jack Masonry home f 17,100 on lakeview boots, luggage, paint. lot $0 X 1*5 with lake privileges. 310 Banfnrt! Ave. This beautiful home hla 3 bedrooma, a tile baths, Florida •1 V A R IETIES P A N IU N Q room, terraito Boors, built-in NaUve aid Foreign Wood*. cooking top and oven. Termi So® n o n At arranged. S k tr m u i Conerat® Pip® C®. Phene *4*9 $14,500 Three bedrooma and Flo­ Out Weal 13th SL rida room. Terraito floors, Ule 320 foot mil of n#w wire, 34 Inches bstn, natural blreh kitchen cablwide, $15. IS loth Rotary Lawn neta with Duilt-tn cooking unit Mowar, new, $30. Thone 29U1-J. and even, carporto and large atnrage area. Terms. ROUND, Oak-leaf dining room table, Raby Crib. RI. 1 Box 2®1. Laura R. Oiler, Broker Phone 1014-31, Mrs. Jennie EricM l SOUTH ORLANDO DKIVE sop, • Phene M l WELL trained gentle horse, 214 year old Gelding. Saddle anti Seminole Realty bridle Included. *100. Phone W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO 1S20-J3. INI Park -Ave. Phoae $7 or US K S V , I t 'r i - V V . L T 'f f i 1910 FORD FERGUSON with 040 tire® .............. »4Aooo BRITT TRACTOR CO. Phone Ml Phone H29-A. B. Peterson,Broker Hlwav 17-92 Senlii Associates • A. R. Teterson Jr., T. J. Chestrrson. Garfield Wil­ ELECTRIC Stove, thrre mnntha lett®. John Melsch, It. W. Wil­ old, a bargain. 100 Shannon Dr. liams, Hazel M. Field, A. C. Inttrnatlonal Farmal Super A Doudney, Labd Surveyor, Tractor Hyd. Lilts front and back, complete disk spring! ITICIJM r o » SALE —4 tooth and spike hsrrow*. Inter pickup .I.Oon national ‘half-ton ** ; *' RED-I-MIX CONKRETE miles, pe rfect romllllon. Mt*del Miracle Concrete Co. L-112. Both tractor, tlhks ami 34$ 2Jm Ave. Phone 1325 pirkup, like new, Piione Van N. Marker, Ml. )“ Dora “ 252*8. Baggerly Appliance C enter * ARTICLES WANTED "Your Westlnghnuse Dealer" Maytag Washers Cellman Haatera ... $50.03 up Highest CASH. lltAOE-IN prices paid Mr need furniture Call M®, US Magnella Ave. Pkeee 1737. Wilson-Malar Furniture Co. Ill K tot St Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. nought-sold. Larry’s Mart, a— ra rw SM9i>0» ^. Machinery, 321 East 1st St. Phone iMl. S E BUILT UILT On On Largo Landieapod the boil of neighbor# saaferd’o Leadina i'ffi'fltt.flX vffl Loch A r^ r,^ Th® Follow ing R » te i A rt now In 1IN In «ffeet. l i e Per Lift* for One InMrtlo* lie Per Lin. /or ThfOO }**!*!!?! 11.000. DOWN 14a Per Line for Ft** *•*•*«£• B. R. lit Baths, C. B. Nicer lie Per Line for Each M » • l usection of City. 173.23 per month. iirtloni. Priced to mov* at 111,500. MINIMUM RATEi Me 11.000. DOWN - IB . R., aoparito Dining Room and Florida Room, Kitchen equipped. Nice Mellon.. 57. Mortgage. ■ !•» M A lt K gTA TftJfgftJU Ll type*. WANT AD RATES $750. DOWN - 2 Bedroom Fr. Stucco, centrally located in City RoUtwajr and B ahy B#da on lsj^H ot with abide. Furnish* Boy. Week or month—Tel. 1425. 5 TftrAlturo Center 11$ Wool Firat R. Fr.. H finished, on 5 acres. AVaion Apt®. Efflelency. Phone I B. Excellent water. 3 acroa fenced, 7J0-W. 2 Acres Tillable. Other extras. $4,000. with $1,500 down. $2,000 DOWN — Three Bedroom, well preserved Frame House, and Garage with room and Ihow tr. On large welldandscapid lot G a m e and telephone. $7*. Inrludlng cltrua and tropical Phone 1**7. frulli. Total price, $1,000, No City taxes to pay! ClOie to Base and 8choola. 2517-W. Slumberland Court, BIO VALUE - Largs (1.191 so. ft.), modern, 2 BR, CB. HW i r n c i E ;NCY Apartment. Suit* _Ohio __ JorIj bachelor or couple. floors, built 1054, ju tt nut Of itlam heat, private bath, showIhe City on fenced plot. Hai City Steam I located. Aero** water, Sower, paved roads, or. cqyenlenily coy ’oil Cilice, lnqulrj Manspire healer, Venetian blinds, from Pt--. llorc. “ 1. Si tiel Jaeobioa Dept LIVING room, kitehan with din* ing area 11 COMPLETELY NICE rooms. $1. week. fh . 101 S-W. electrically equipped, closets, utility room am lull APT. for couple, 135., alio 4 room* tile balh. This property apprais­ «ln«m»talM. fill Park.______ _ ed at I12.221.SA. IF sold now, only $11,000. Termi. Two and Three r<Mm ap«rtmjnii Compare this onel $1,500 DOWN - $ BR, Aabestoa AVAILABLE Jan. 5. Pu/nlihcdfi Siding. Kitchen equipped. Lend* room house for 3 to 4 montni, seaped, ------ Flowing “ g w#il7 Bar n-Q edidto. Pnono 1009. ^ I’ll. Pi ice f3,300. ACREAGE GROUND Floor Duplex Furnished. Three rooma and balh. No peta. 320 Acres, accessible! Lake Frontage and Grove Land. Mri. Scott, 217 _W. 12th St.__ SUo per acre. Terms, r tn , bal­ ance In Five years at s i l x NEW H Lorain Drag Line. I’hone Orlando 2R-7RI. 30 Acres inrludlng grove and • t k n t t BEDROOM. V . Both. lake front. Sl.ooo an acre. w. n. " i n r r t e m p e r Realtor — Gegerai lesuraare OiteOn-Enterorli# Ro a d , l b Gertrude R. piegfelder, Aitoelate mlleiWelt. Mr. Wiitrand. Guv Allen, Associate lia N. Perk Ave. FURNISHED lower AnL alio Phone 2111 Turnlihcd Garage Apt. 120U Mag* t olio, TWO BEDROOM Bungalow. Complelely furnished, lint and cold water included. Private bark yard, fmnt porch. Phone 2392. Apply 317 Palmetto Grocery. TH REE- RCOM~f urn ishetl Apartmenu 2300 MeUonvilla._____ FURNISHED Two Bedroom hnuU. Tile bath ami kitchen. Oarage. ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED I* |50. Phone 402-J. BEDROOM HGME8 - PRICED • two room rooni lurnlihed furnished Apartment, Ana from 111,too to $11,000 . THA downThree blocka to down • Clean. Thrae and VA (Gl) Financed. 2 town. Reaionable. loo Laurel , Ave. Mri. McDaniel. ODHAM ft TUDOR, INC. THREE REDROOM furnished Buildlrf of Finer llomea for home. Six month rental. N Florida Living. Country Hub. Phone I7I*W. Salai Office—2fiU So. French Ave. HOUSE — Furnished. Living room and Dining room combined. One Phoai 2100 or 29$o Bedroom, kitchen, bain. Ph. 2*17. i S i jJuO Mtahf Cm/toMf Blocka w,8Blocks t e . “ ’< 5 -.rw ‘ Flue Weils, Orea S B? , T o S J i ? o . Th. 1335 30$ F.lm Ave HEATING Floor Furnace* anil Circulator® H. B. POPE CO., INC. 200 Reulh'Park Ave. 15 ACRES * Good Tiled Land with Tour Room 1 Houia on paved road, w h i m * bearing Citrul Treei. $11,600. * wall good terml. 4 TO Hlto You Buy or flan L Payton, Broker * AhnakieUl B. Hiaderina, Aiaee. $7,000. for Two Bedroom masonry * Ph. W7I - 17-92 at Hiawatha house. Will be completed l i lt ef January, Only $350. down. FRA * Robert A. W lUlimi. Realtor insured loan. Just fight for re­ 2 Raymond Lundqulil, Associate tirement home or for email * Phone ISIS AUantin Bank nidv. SEE U l NOW for om of our 1IM T h ru Bedroom houias. Con­ struction to be started soon, va 8. D. lliahleyman, Aiaoelale Insured loans. IN South P ari Ave. Phone mo LOW ELL E . O D E R ,M PW yetr Reel Sarnie e«e»i iellder - PbeAi l$$$ * C hlen and Harkey, Real torn Offleei Mis R OetoaH Or. 1M N. Park Aft. Phe— trn. TWO Bedroom Houae, alio New C A. W H IPD OWt ML Three Bedroom House. Ph. SA-R, J E Bedroom cement block V. R.*D*«**s! laky*E. WlUlama -HILLIPS home, landscaped, f t . ua> ardwood Boon. (I. 1. Finance. ii$ a. F art . Phone 91T-W. or NUlni, It will THREE Bedroom House, Kitchen Whether Buying TMRB pay you to aea Ipped, _at_tic_fan, panelled J. ft. HALL. REALTOR. room. Call 24iT*n. Floitoa state Baik iuildtai "Cell Hall” Phoae lisa. Alexander & Stringer r.ial Estate t Duuraacq IF IT IB REAL ESTATE Ml*. Leona® Messenger, Asset, ask O nuuer A MijiteitS__ l i t Magnolia Ave. Ph. U at u f S w u Fart n m 771 They la s* v General Contract Work WUI build houae on your lot. se® ‘ [ ui for plana and financing, TWO-BEDROOM frame houM. • Start now while we are ache. cash, .take-up pa/menii. » Jullng jobi for 1154. I Magnolia. Phone llu -J. " m u n u F * ■09 tenth Part Fhe— » Electrical Contracting and Repalra TV Senrlc® Center Rendlx and Croslry Appliances Ph. 113 ENVELOPES, leherheadt. asum- *4 ----------- R. OZIER e s w r a S l ’S K n , . , . " B B s K m i l l d t tsulfe Sanford Liiuktena ft Til® Co. Phone 1917 JAIL0 fcULIi o u irr P. M. CAMPBELL Geaetal Centraetof "Homes of DUUiietmiM IB Way 17-91 fts a e 1*11 Space Heaters and Floor Furoacco. Liberal Trade-In. ffM . . • -1 Thane 1113 1097 sanford Ave. INTEIllOIl and E X T E R I O R Papei IHanging. Phone Paln|in«.. Paper iiffum AM M Freferred Rate* to 1 PoUeyholden J®hn WBHaaui In®. 41? Bedford AUantle M 1013-W. 17—Atr (■ft. 9tto0Ort*n i» rjiso N A U L U rase call Television iWNMMS B B 5 5 P I i rJtv PLUMBINO Contraet and renxlr work. Free estiraatea. R. L Harvey. Mi Sanford ATO. Phoae ISM. t GOOD income properly, Colored rooming house, concrete block construction, 21 rootni. Present Income, $|.34o per y#ar. Priced at S9.600. *4,000 Cash will handle. Genaroua lermi on balance, all Wlx yonr car eare • Never sgain. particulars, Box J E % Herald. Wash It with two gallons of watar with N0-H08E World! easiest BOAT-STORK, Thone *33 -R, car wash. No work, no hose, no rime, ■ no Shilines ...J '■■drying. ... J w....... — — Ihe gl— glass k Chrome Throme fittings fitting in a sparkling U c --y « m fc f f i n r a T r ” lu stre^ washes the car.__A FLOOR aaadlai and flidahlng. ... 7e as It U waal________ Cleaning, waxing. Serving lomJply with cloth, remove wlih towel, thats all, Its waaned. nnle County aince 1023. Takas ona person IS minute*. If II. M. Glaason, Lako Miry. your ambition la a beautiful car Plembiag. Kreshy Keating with no work thla Is your answer. M. G. HODGES . * <•*• b£til* $1,215 (piu* i«*i Pu.i Paid. WUI wash ear • times. WiU Service on All Water Pumpanot remove wax. Distributed by Wella Drilled ~ Pump* Reumlllat k Anderson nr raela Read Phone 700 MaiUr Product® Dlntrlhutor® ORLANDO Sentinel 8Ur, Call P. O. BOX M5 8ANFORD, FLA. Ralph Ray, 3150. INSTALLATION of Unoleum, Car ^ menta. invoieea, hand hull, end p r o g r n m i . etc. Progressive Printing Co., Phone 408 — 403 West 11th 8L you buy. Open Evenings and Sundays. Eailsldc Trailer Salea. Palalka, Fla. BAItGAIN! Peerlesi Traitor and Cabans, Park Ave. Traitor Park. 1931 FERGUSON TRACTOR - FOR SALK — 193.1. 43 Ft. "TravelDisk and other equipment. Ex­ llie" drlux House Traitor. Two Bedrooms. Alr-cnnrillloned, Circellent condition. Call 23U-W nilatim* heat. Cost Jii.HXJ.iH'iH evenings._______________ s H ^ o r ^ ijm i. Phono 10 HELP WANTED ’ II BRU&KRH -U BUYS WANTED- Florida Tlmea Union wanla aeveral above aver­ BOUGHT HOLD TRADED age boy* to carry newipaper Roy Reel'* Ugfrt Cara routes. Must be 1215 years uld antord or older. Apply lOfl W. Tlrst SI. Phone 1737-W. * i*r. Rfl PbOM m N O * s e v e A l * : JN ih te i // D E C K - - - V TM »(O O P B U 112 Magnolia Are. USED FURNITURE CLEARACE 1st It, Y B A H — H P C A U G H T H IM iB r L fr ^ CHPAT7N O A T M L I T A I I W / — .» H e P L A Y S t> V H O U lff t 'O V F o m r H F D I9 C O V F A T O - T O ftT tr W f f f f S RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. S auip M ith e r o f S an ford THE OLD'HOME TOWN lirnwlU1hW IO W lf,^ ByiSTANLEy* ~JF?S7 Phone 1440 ECHU14 Rutltton Ret . . Reg, 1139. Trad$ . . .|MOO (Twin or MAID for morning work. Apply Double Rlre) KOBflON Hpnrllng Good® Lake Vf “ - ................ LUXURIOUS Foam Rubber Ret /lew Motrl, Scminulo lllvtl. Evlnrudo Salea A Hervlro Reg. . $139. Trado . . . 1129.00 (North) 101 i: »»> St. Phono 91 KINO RIFE Hollywood Bad ECREl SECRETARY! Capable, experlenc- I® - WJKNmtlK. | 'help Oee4»-m SO X *0 Mattress *0 X *0 Box Spring Headboard (Decorator Plastic) VflA IIKt.l* WANTED (female) I0A Bur rnur Furniture al neiry’s Reg. $179 00 Warrhupso Fum., Co., at 901 W tot St. All nationally adr. fur $129..10 BEAUTICIAN full or part time. ni'nr** al warehouse nneea CHOICE of Many Different Suites Cali. 971 or 2*03 J. Bookcase Bed 21 LOST AND FOUND 21 LADIES — *50. Ca»h fur your Double • Dresser Church, School, toxlgc or Civic LOST — Four keys on chain. Day Large Mirror Mattress Club for distributing Ju»t a few before Christinas. Phono 1119-R Box Spring packages of Nationally Adver­ or lur»i in In Herald Office tised Walklns Products through $169.00' each member of ynur organua22—KI.KCTKICAl. SRRVICaF-n ECHOLS "Day-Or-Nlghter" Sofa. tlnn. Watkins Products, P. O. Platform Rocker Chair Box 34, Daytona Beach. Fla. Choiee of Covering KRIGIDAUIR appliances, (ales and icrvlce. 0 . II. High, Ovtodn, 1119.95 WOMAN — 25 38 for general office Fla. I’hone F03 -33I5 or Sanford work. Phone 3ii*o, 9 a. in. to ECHOLS BEDDING CO. iiuz w .iiicr_a p. m, 4 p. in. Thursday, Corner 2nd k Magnolia Ph. 1232 erg — s-iiff*. Jig U - OrglCK RtMMPMKNT "Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. 10B- SALESMEN W.VNTI^D -1 0 ‘ Open Monday1! Ill $ p. m. HAYNES Office Machine Co., USED Eteetrle coin dispenser AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN Typewriter!, adding machines, drink hoi. Good running condi­ Aggressive and aim . Sales ex- J a l c a - U e n t a l s , 3|4 *7«g.. TJ. 44 tion. Ideal for beer storago box. Ill ncc. Write Box 8C *;• The 24- HKAUTT PARLOUS -94 an he seen at The Sanford , rM 1erald. *40. me MALE iie Tp wanted , tec Eva-Bem ItonBijr Shop Workmanship a n d DHFINlTP, FUTURE porslhllltles BEST In Materials. for sales minded man with abili­ !M E ast 2nd HI. Phone M l ty to manage others. Will con­ sider applicants who aro mar­ ried. age 23 In 39, High School For ALL Your Itoaiilv Need* call Harriett'® neauty Nook graduate dr better. Must lie 105 So. Oak Are. permanent resident of Sanford Phone 971 *3.50 Maple Club Chairs ........ earning* potential for quality (Open evenings by appolntmant.) S3 73 Wicker Rwkers man above average. Opportuni­ S2*l Cocktail Chilri ....... . extra cash for article® too ties to advance rapidly for in­ GST SUM Club Chair® .............. o l°«jer >ar. Tlace yoor ad toterview call 1737-W, i In 5 p. *9 M ay. Phono 112 1 . Sofa Bed ........ ....... *24 SO m. or write Time* Union, lod W. 2-Pc. Sofa Red Rulto First St. S9.U LAUNDRY BERWICK Student Desk k Chair , *12.R* •MEN .. Earn *2. an hour, gales arge Office Desk .. *2 49 amp anil End Tsblra and delivery. Experience rot One hnur * Wash and Damp D *5.M Dresser H sse............. necessary. Must be able to meet One hnur 4 » Wash and Dry r 3 d Dresser and Mirror .. Sill* public . . . Start at onct.WatkiiM Finished Laundry *19,03 ChJff-o-robe . Products. P. 0. Rox 54, Daytona Samiono Dry Cleaning mall Buffet S4.M 8i>alh*ld® L ittn d ro m at Reic)b Fla. •Pc. Dining Boom Suite .. tta.v) Seulh Hide Foodmart Bldg. Vanity wsth Triple Mirror SI2.M 11- _ W01E WANTED ,11 (08 Bail 21 th HL (Ital Beds ........ .............. S4.M lining Room Tables ...... *14.U House work. 703 S. Bay Ave. S-Pc. nineties ........... S24.M Drop Leaf Kitchen Tables STM EXPERIENCED Ma'd. cook, re­ gular work. Rel. Plr. 2380-R. U L. sm-Plao® TeekotoUa Wooden Kllrhen Chairs ., 12.08 Pearl Jonta. Youth Bed k Mai tress ... *27 U Phoae *184. I n Ii L tia f e r l EASY TERMS CLASSIFIED DIHPMY 2SI.0I R. TOE SANFORD HERALD BPIXlAl, BlIVTciw 3 liaia ■s^uialiiii^Mii^iiiiiiiiiiMMMiMi^i Paul’® Town A Country T. V. SERVICE DAI LY ACROSS 1. Prattnaa S. Tattle 9. Bankrupt® 10. A valley of the moon y.Aloftyk' . mountain 4. Move^ aa the wind 13. Sea eagle® $. Postpone* 13. K condiment ment • 14. A scon*, of 11. Aaeam an enemy allkwerm 18. Olrl'a name 13. Body of 10. Weat Indie® water (abbr.l 13. One 17. Italian ' who river acta the 11. A. wax Uper i buffoon . $1. Land Id. Proofread ■unrounded er*« marl by water If. A $3. A erring ' emelllng flower _ .ftosrer J*. Wet w ith,f rwAwinMi i nm.ANDft IW k V a W lOvaai.r. with cim . Wall v e ik lilt " n V « 8 .M IIS N*sr»W**ik.Mearla SHI ll.nd .ito,,* a rt t>asi* TSlk er lha tflisn S in T.oo T ill J o h n l>»lv N * « * I ;Jo l.i.r*ii \ YAuna IhAir II 00 •lo.tfre* *‘ “Trl.n into Uo Ynil .Sr* Th*r» »>0 Tii. Mllll.nalr. i t . n.n A e*rr»t liiioo VVeitn»s4*r M«hl V (>n I'.raOt \U l ln.Sn.irr S»» • — Biijr.‘» — i tier m»*k th. n*c*'itilf Hlan-Off TN batnaT a o a a ia a 181 fill T»• Msnins >h.sv c»rt»ln Kantllos t *« ra ltsm Man-tin Itn u n ii \A lo.JG 10;J| N4n 4 . V V . a t h . r lOjJO >'inl« K m « i i b h o w I ! on Klim 11:1% rltil.lr.l T .in r 113-1 Milk* It III. h m iH a m n f If M V a l i e n t l.trty ito t . n v . o f 1,1I t To (i»*r*h f«r T«mo,r.w t i l •lulU ln. l .lih t i- i J«-k r s s r !h « « 1 in t . n v . e t n r r 2; on I t n h . r l Q. I t w l ) 3.1* t(.il**rt Q. t.*n-li 111 vIII* Uln. llrifM.r Pi* a.er.l *IAfm of Willow 83. Girl'* name 83. Whirl to.Merolo On T o u f A e r n u n f s r a a a c r a n n o *. a a ic n a in i.ia W IO lM tU I A rrm ao o w Ilf# l l l a k . v Mmi#, clhfe av aaiah lift* tv M4 mil Hlek.k <;t0 4: in n * p n r t < II I to q f l l . l . * r 8 a ® N a w e 7 00 V i r g i n ia A t t * r H i s * 7:11 1IK I t n i r r w n n . l AHow 7:3i» I i.Alll V»ll#>- t l . y a i «|00 «l>,lfr*r A K r o n a . liSO O n , | f r # f A# K r l . n d i 1:00 t U IIIIn n .lr. f :I0 I *» (Ini A S trut l Oi OO 1*. K. Hl»#l Hour 11:00 It O'rlnrlc illport 11:1V ! . * ( . KhnwUiJO K««> A Ho Mf trw t . II. Herrlte Call 3.00 SEAT COVERS F or A ll C ars BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS CUttlOM FITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION Strickland* M orrison, Inc. Banfonl, Florida Phon® 200 1 DOWN 2. FuU of line® 3. Hat fern* 4. Like | v.r£iav »V lsr* 4 M j 11 •thOoaR'l IL J k c lK f___ 11 11 41 h. Propagate e. Edge of . .the mouth 1 . | J AAR. 1 C a p ta in X l n i u o i OptA HAU*. n p « n Hntiaa CjArr U n n r . l h » W AM k n r O A a f r . r IA:An 1A:IA 11 nn Arllm. Ongfrar toils Mlrlk. It Rich lIlSA I t'll L o t . e ( L i t . lira* a s a r i ' h f n r Tt TAmerrasr till* n u M l n r l . l p b t jiaf I r t a l n e k B#p« part ana till Jack p a t , anas. iill lit* J.AA M* 4:AA flmn#p»rlr in* r«rn*r lint, r n t hifr . - CT__ Hrifthltr bftjr »hl Stftrm 4:1* y, u r Arrourtt 4:19 On rjo lilt On Tour Ti Account When It comes to bulldln* fiuppllest you’ll g«t a good deni If you choono from our aelectlon — lt’a perfectionl From Biding to flooring Wfi huvo itl W ELCOME CA men'sfmme h YrfdefUe* Ln'lHf TO SANFORD N a v a l P erso n n el HILL LUMUER & Will You B® Our Guest? Wo have laased some Rooms at the beautiful Mar-Lou Motel These Rooms are available A b so lu tely F ree Per a period ef 8 daya, to New arrival! at Our Nsv»l Alf Statics STOP by and Pick up YOUR Kay «t the offlc® ef Odham f t Tudor, Inc. "Builder* of /ln« Homaa" 2825 R. French Avenue i$ » .rv k tw tr* S Hoar Ssrrlre — Anyllae Phono 16S1-M T T ! } ',: :d i *.*% ir u f i : : •« •] : * f ri* 0 |4 . 1 J •1I 1 • 11 •. I J• »d ' • $ ! •III 1 • ' - ; • 11 if i 1 • •; i, i t. Intended MNi Im I».w i • • *1 * 1: . $ ' i • • 1 1 « u i :» *$ * n 'iiitin 1 i$ ■ ; i i :i •$ r i t l i e ' * •• : I* $ • % V K u . r ' . t1 lt* * l II* I’. y n t f SliU l I lK .H .in * Aro un.l w i t h 3:20 AO. He ' waa t Latin forml 27. Lot u r* >8. Per* $7. Cut 31.1 .Border 20. A bandage •> 30. Quiescent 32. Troop TT" (abbr.) 31. Asiatic gulf , 35. Gear tooth 38. Feminine i') pronoun 37. Cultivating u Implement 40. Relmburaea TC* AL Variety i v;t; S:ll ■YnpITSIR M, khORU* RIGms R H 3 SUPPLY Y ARD �ifeS S N H & m r ■ M b ■ H ■ f f 1i jfft T ri !' s. m Jfe7T1 i1■ 1: H -r U.1 | . 1 ■ 1 I II m *Jftfl’L. 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CHERRY * PEACH \ DETERGENT �•• m % . ■i . . and Save h Sanford • ■ : W •/' i Tv L ^ * i • On Latest Proposal PHILADELPHIA IP - Federal Ki•diiton and union officiate to­ day awaitnd a daclilon by the Htostinghoui* Electric Corp. on the lat**t proposal aimed at ending a , nationwide (trika now tn its 81st Weather 1 1 Falr taday u 4 W i i r . father m M today and __ Warms* Friday. llg h today di# >istiM. ..... .............................. F le tch e r . 0bhins Is Charged Jo eminole n es Is With Criminal Attack R e le a se d Depicted In Credit Orlando Nurse Decision Awaited f-- ••.'•rft'v.j r*f*•* **■•' . i,” . • ’ --/Y-V ••KTivwcti;-??: ’1 ★ A warrant, charging Gilbert Robbins, 3B-yaar-old negro pool­ room operator of ' Winter Park, with the criminal attack of an Orlando nurse ax she waa on kar way te her Longvoad horn* an the night of October A, wee served yesterday afternoon.« The negro, bring held hi dm Seminole County Jail, bee twa chargee now ponding against him. Ha Is charged with tha at­ tempted rape of a 35-yaar-eld Altamonte Springs white woman Tuesday night, aid the criminal atUck on the 87-year-old Longwood white woman on the night of October 8. It U underatood that anothar whlU woman who warn run off tha road several months ago will be called la to Identify the at­ tacker. According to law enforcement officers, the same manner of running women, driving alone, off the road in lonely place* waa ueed in each instance. The WinUr Perk negro denlee having ever seen either of the white women. However, Robbins waa immadiaUly identified In u lineup which included Fletcher Jones who is being held on the October A criminal attack cast. ★ A Fletcher J e w t a , 99-ymr-eld Sanford negro, ’ wns released from she Semtnole County Jail yesterday afternoon shortly aft­ er 4 o’clock. Chargve of criminal attack on t Orlando nun* were dropped when the 37-yeer-old Lengwood woman Identified G i l b e r t Brookina, 38-year-old negro poolroom operator of Winter park* in a aix-man lineup a t t h e Seminal# County Jail yesterday. Fletcher Jenee aald, aa ke waa released from Ms cell, "1 knew that I would bo released. I road my Bibls ovary day and had faith that aenuthlnt would happan te dear ma ef tha chargee." Sheriffs Deputies said that | h a heavy negro, when ( he wasn’t rating would be reading V i Bihteythat waa kept in the •ell with him. rowt 1.Irtl-1 m hlautican Opening N a t i o n ' s No Injurious Fall Set Back One Week R e q u e sts From Radiation Is H igher Reported By AEC '4? Plymouth ScJan Dun Cr Bradstreet Located In Field Gives Statements In lake Monroe River Cruise beat "The lean” made a teat run today afftciala marking tha route it the boat will ply each day (inning with tha new opening Jan. II. chard Sodero and W. R. Kamp. mvoperatora of tha "Nautlean" said today that th# boat will be put Into first data shape for the opining event whlrh lx tn taka plica Jan. IS at 9,p. m. Tha entire boat will be repaint­ ed, aald Sodero. It la to be -trim­ .* 9 med up with huttdreda of flaga flying and multi-colored llghta streaming around It for tha night run* during th* winter season. Another feature on th* boat will he put in Up top shape. The dance floor will be relayed to taka car* of the hind reds making tha four river cruise. A snack bar will also be a feature on the new boat COLUMBUS, Ohio tit-fa a bat Although plans are not yet com­ blind in tha daytime? p u t e for the gigsntle opening dey Which bint lays the largest egg— ceremonies, SotUro and Kamp the ostrich, eagle, swan or hum­ said today that tn* Seminole High School Band will play for tha oc­ mingbird? How can you tell tha difference casion. Senator Estes Kefsuver has been between a crocodile and alligator? Invited to th* offldtl opening and You can read Him * questions it Is expected that ha will, accept and othera at Columbus restau­ the invitation. rants today. Tha Ohio Stata Veter­ Governor Leroy Collins hat been inary Medical Asm. distributed Invited to be tn Sanford for the 9,800 quia cards at tha eity’a eating occasion end other state digulspots-to test th* avenge p e rm 's taries will be m hand to eM and knowledge of animals. ride the "Nautlean" aa It mskea K.was the association's way of the official first trip an th* S t publicising - its 7Sid annual maet- Johns River following rededieaUoa exercises. " «*. . ' Hundreds of visitor* ara expect­ Just so pon won't be M l up in ed In Sanford from cities within the Air: a Tl-mllo radius. Chamber of A bat fcaa limited vtofoR In the Commerce officials, along with daytlmn. . H,\. JM jfto -.eU lii: su tm a d to r «ma, , An oetrteh. Uya tha largest egg. <have been extended in- Invitation A trdeodila'a head is triangular to take part In tilt rededie alien in contrast to tha broad-snouted of tha St. John's River. alligator. LAS VEGAS, New. OR - Uto Atomic Energy CommUatoa'i ftoat report on radiation-recording film badges aaya thera was no tojurioqg Li 3 fall-out teat spring from tito Nfo vande auclrar teat *#ri*(. t j . '.'No gommunlty was exposed to tellout Yidlatlon wtdeh Could HaM affected people's hralth,” raid Jem t} •\ K B. Sanders, AEC, ranch manager, after a study of badge* wom by IT! persona or potted In 984 foellion* within a 80,000-iquira-mUt Each January buiinass con­ cern in all part* of (he United Stata* receive from Dun and Bradstrast taquaato for its annual financial- statement*. This yea? The AlXrCIO latarnational Un­ \ BT GRACB THURSTON A -1847 Plymouth asdan, atolan tha number af request* roing ion of Electrical Workers last raeant'r in Sanford, waa raeovat* out nationwide will axcaad three algid accepted A suggestion from •d Tttaaday morning by Sheriff million. Joseph F. Plitnegan, head of the Danvar Cord*!) and Daputy Sher­ Federation Mediator and ConciliaTh* growth *nf S e m i n a l * iff Jamas Singlatary. tips Service, that a thre+man » '« • County li reflected hi statistics The data wai wcoeded and Th* automoblla waa abandoned board bo appointed to consider Juit racaivad Sy tha eradit re­ anilyxod by tha U.S. FuMid in a Gold laat Saturday. Kbits in dispute and make a rec­ ommendation /nr further negotia­ Sheriff Cordall sent finger­ porting flrm. Clyda L. Houk, Dis­ Health Sarvica. It showed I high print man to tha actna to deter­ trict Manager at Jacksonville, reading of 9.9 roeata for a pop­ tion. mine, if peeelble, th* . persen which office covara this area, ulated area, accumulated an a •§ A n opinion of the board would who abandoned the local car, not bo binding. Each aide would •aya that tharw will be more re­ badge at . Elgin, New. Thlx fa tha Th* car waa locatod in a field quests for financial statamanta standard'offsite safety level set bp aeleet one member and Finnegan the AEC for o n year. One fUm in th* Lake Monro# - (action on would cbooee an Impartial chair­ the old Lake Monro* Road near mads of business concern# to badge posted II mile* south of man. The mediator asked the un­ Sami,info County titan evar be­ Alamo on th* desert, and dun N it tha Henry Thurston farm. ion and Westingbouse to make Seminole County Sheriff Den­ fore. Tha laminols County sec­ of th* test alto, accumulated 9-99 known their selections to him ver Cordell said that n« arrest# tion of tha currant liaua of tha roentgens during tbe three-montb . within M hours have baan made tn th* case. Ha Dun end. Brad*treat Reference (•rice of 14 bleat th e proposal followed a eeries A PROCLAMATION aaid that tha Inveatigatiea was Rook ecntelna 439 loeel names, Nearly 91 per mat ef the badge* ef daylong separata conferences WREREA8. tha clric bodlee and brine continued. m radiation embald by Finnegan with the comeervlee organisation* of our com­ comprising manufacturer*, whole­ $any and the union. munity and the department* of the salers and retailers. It does net dl t local government recognise the Include lama ef - th# aarvtee and SemlneTe County Junior Chamber "professional” huilnaaaae such aa of Commerce! end barber and beauty . (hope, real WHEREAS, the affiliated state estate and stock brokers. Thus NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calif. end community chspter of the the f i g ura for boalnau to Semi­ m —No charges will be preseed United Statee Junior Chamber of nal* County would actually be •gainet tong writer Merle Travia, Commerce have set aside the week ORLANDO J\— Four prisoners higher . t h a n the 439 quoted 37. who climaxed an 'all-night of January 14 te January II, le who* celebrated Christmas by above. I* 1949, tha number af drinking eprea yesterday by slug­ observe the founding of the Junior breaking out of the Orange County listed names totaled only 999, an ging hia wife with a pletel and Chamber of Commerce, and tn Jan drew flvw-year prison sentanc- indies tad toeraaia for this year barricading himself in hie San commemorate each founding by a* yeatarday. Four ataomfUeoa i*, of 99 per cant. Fernando Valley home for mere ••lection of. the autoloading young MONTS. art red tha same toma. ABOABD USE GLACIER. In the than 00 mlnuUa. man of thla community ae redRxtntor et Kota Spa </P>—This icebreaker •Travis, jvho wtJV earn.an esti­ plant' of ‘the Distinguished Ser­ Th# m aiferm lndV U>n escape, mas* snout fa per ^riiAlblA,b**h#l0f, Mf quirod w te mak* about 79 flagship of tha V. B. antarcitie •*- mated 978,000 from Ms current vice Award, and however, remalnf at larga. ahertff quirva cent changes In th# listings of h*4rt of Grace Kelly, Dave BUrr identified him as Ralph p.dRIen today pasted an Iceberg song hit "Sixteen Toni”, said he WHEREAS, thie organisation of n o l moat # * *llg1bfa ,l"< * star*. P. Langley, 38, nf Baldwin Park, business enterprises la 8 * m l weed’s bigger than the elty of Waahlng- "didn’t remember a thing” after young men through project* of 30 policeman armed with rifle* Calif., rhargtd with ehack forgery County. These change* will ra- Thair a a g a g a m a n t ton and eoneWarably quieter. community betterment'ie building suit from adding tha names of nouncad today — flrat through a in 3t. Louis. The flat white monster covered shotguns, and (ear gaa stormed his leaderahip within it* rank* for the Florida May Send new businesses, and delating tha palaea announcement hare, and modest bungalow. Langley planned the deal, Starr an tree of about 100 square mile*. future of eur city, names of thosa who have discon­ then by, Min Rally's parents, Mr. Pollra said tha husky e<*mpo»ar, *ald, but found an ta tltr way. On It roae 180 feet above the water 40 Delegates accounting for and Mr*. John B. Bally, I* Phil­ THEREFORE, I, J. Denver Cor­ I)*r. ■ be pretended ha was a tinued: *• wall and wea astimated to have another dreiied in pajamas,.-and a mb*, changes in nwnsrshlp, trade adelphia. , prisoner Just being ralaaiad and iJfeOO feet thlekneie under the sea. wh* drunk when they found him dell, Mayor of the City of Sanford, To Demo Confab names and credit ratings. unarmed In his living room. After Florida do hereby proclaim the Ha ia 18 and rite fa 89. walkad out the door to freedom. ?-Adm. Richard E. Byrd, the ex- u uhort anoote et the Van Nuya week ef January 14-91, 1088 aa TALLAHASSEE*— Florida may Belter than 93 par cant of all Th* handsom* prince m«t blond* Six prisoners took part in the neditW e leader, said the wpiartsnd 40 .Hdegatea-to-the Demo­ break, using smuggled hacksaw oommarical transaction* In tha Mix* Kelly wh«n riw wa* making he was releaied when hi* wife JAYCEE WEEK • Mall-berg encountered at the west­ jail, Settle, 31, refused to eign a wife­ end urge all citlaena of our com­ WASHINGTON m-Th* new suit cratic national convention in ChL blades and a drill bit to cut' bars United State* ara made on eradit " lb Stop a Thief” on tha JUvfaya. ern end ef the Rom ilea wee beating complaint. munity to give full consideration in which the administration hope* rago this summer to east the white tinging of Christmas carols terms and tha buyer and tha Ha Is currently visiting her to thn one ef tha biggest he had ever ”1 love him very much,” the to the future eervirea of the Jun­ to dress up tta farm program waa slate's 28 votes for presidential drowned out the note*. Two women •alter ,trs brought togathar by UnHad.SU to*. toon tn his five anarctie expedi­ *ald. “He'e really a very nice guy, candidates. pleaded guilty to smuggling in th* means af eradit Information. Ralater ia a Roman Crthriji and ior Chamber of Commerce. modeled for additional tailoring to­ tions. Stale Democratic Chairman blade* and drill bit; and tiro pris­ but he wee drinking.” Whan th* owner of s businaa* rule* over a mite-square priactday before Republican members Deted December 12. 193* The dlaeier, maanwhiia, con­ James Milligan- said at Orlando oners who did not run away ad­ or Ma account returns his finan- pality a* th* Maditorrtnwn coast. of the Senate Agriculture com­ yeatarday he waa polling (he cateSigned: J. D, Cordell, tinued its voyage from Little Am­ mitted thay helped tha break. rial atstomant to Dun and Brad- Hia subjects have bom aixioaa far mittee. Mayor erica No. 5, the expedition bate Famed French Star alive committee hy phone to de­ •treat, tha owner has token tits him to marry bocaus* th* prinetmeamp commissioned yesterday, toSecretary of agriculture Benson termine whether the 12 delegates first atop to aatabllahlnff His re­ paltty revert* to Friaeo — with ^ r s r d MeMurdo Sound. At the Mistinguett Dies arranged to meet with the sen­ at larga will have a full or a half sponsibility as s seeker of credit. Freneh taxasif th* w vtrtlgi di** Officers Identify sound the expedition Is 'expected ators, as he did with HoUso mem­ vole. The sLatentsrrt becomes part of without an h*lr. PARTS UP— Mletinguette, French . to begin significant air operations fnusle hall star for half • century ber* yeatnrday, to discuss with While full retuma aren't in yet, tha eradit report on Ms business Monaro has a voting papuliiian Object From Plane them, the proposals ha will suggest Milligan aald indications wars a whose legs were one# among the along with s financial analysis, n PITTSBURGH «*— After 94 description of what tha buiinass of about l.ooo but visitor* sad that President Eisenhower recom­ majority of tha corpmlttt* favored world’s moat famous, died today French residents awrit thn popu- y hour* ef anxiety, Army bomb dis­ living the delegates at larga a half mend to Congress In a special after a two-week Ulneii. she waa does and a .rsoord of bow It pays latlm to about 8W.0M, Tkare am vota. That would make 84 dele­ posal officers hava Identified a its Mila. message Monday. Marilyn Wins Out 82 sman object found aboard a TWA On th* bail* af the informa­ no personal tax**, with tha gwremThe noted entertainer died in her NEW YORK Ut-Him Fiaher, He also arranged In meet later gates at large. passenger plan* aa a soldering tion in , tha report, a rating Is mont drawing Ha revenue* fret* Each of the 18 delegata* to be sleep at her brother’s home in sub­ creator of the comic atrip "Jo* with Senators EUender (D-La) In Studio Battle elected from tha eight congres­ iron heat element often used by assigned and tha businessman is th* famous Mont* Carlo Goalno. urban Rouglval. She suffered a Palooka,” left the bulk of an Miland Aiken (R-Vt), the Democratic HOLLYWOOD (* b - After a paralytic etroke while spending »sional district* will have a full airplane mechanics. listed In the Dim and Bradatrset Near-long squabble, Marilyn Mon­ the Christmas holiday there and mated l/.mlllion-doliar estate to chairman and senior Republican vota. Lewie Rhinabold, head of th* CivReference Book. This makaa It hia 17-year-old daughter Wendy., an the committee, before flying roe returns to 80th Century-Fox N Aeronautics Authority here, seid poaslbto for his suppliers and In siibiequently developed pneumon­ Fisher's will, filed for probate Isle today tn Key Weet, Fla., to Studio next month with n sevan- ia. last night the object apparently luranc* underwriter*, who us* make his recommendations te tha WANTS HALF OF PICTURE ,yeer *<mtract estimated to ha wa* harmless unless H was set Her last days were spent tn an yesterday, left the legal minimum President tomorrow. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. <*-Willlam off and it would require con­ th* book, te look him up and in to hia second wife Marilyn, whom worth mare then sight million oxygen tent. Dan* Shelton nf Little Rock yes­ siderable force to do so. H* said thla way h* ia assisted in getting dellan. Mistinguett had been a symbol he married tn April 1154. No’child terday waived hi* rirht to contest a mechanic probably dropped It hi* goods and insurance, The deal, announced yesterday, of the gay life of the French music has been born to them. in other words should a w.anula divorce aouiht by hlx wife, Peg. after some repair work at Chicago .ended one of the most publicised hall for longer than most present A sactinn of the teatenrent con­ Work Blueprint fseturer or wholesaler receive an TALT..4HASSEE l i t - H o b s * l-rr Lou, but he aiked rh*ne*ry .walkouts In film history. before tha two-engine plan* took theatergoers can remambbr. She tained ^his paragraph: rourt to force her to give him half off Tuesday on a flight to Wash order for merchandise from a Speaker Ted David today filed noThe eeiross was reported dla- admitted herself that she was nev­ “Thla will and th eprovislons From Eisenhower merchant, regardless nf where tic# of appeal to th* Florid* S«of their wadding picture. letiafled with her salary. She said er beautiful, except for her fabu­ thereof shall not be either wholly Hilton. the seller I* Icoalad, and regard- preme Court of hia suit staking _*le wea making lets than $600 a lous legs. Even in operettas she or partially revoked or rendered Sent To Congress ten of whara tha merchant U lo­ to teit eligibility of Gov, Collin* 'Wreak when ehe first appeared In was more personality than linger. wholly or partially Ineffactivo or WASHINGTON IS-* Congress cated, tha Hating and rating at to leak redaction. tbe Hit of the mavis*' top 10 bos otherwlso affected by the subse­ get* from President Eiaenhower tha merchant te available to tha Ho it appealing from a ruling nt W ire' atarx.' asllar In the Reference Bnqk, Circuit Judge Hugh -Taylor dis­ quent birth of a child at children today a 1868 work bluaprint which POPCORN GAINS FAVOR The contract, with Marilyn Mon­ Democratic leaders may subject which epvare tha antlro United missing tha suit. roe Productions, Inc., calls for TOKYO (JO-Popeom is gaining said to be mine.” to major redrafting: States, , In another development, Peulan The widow wes left 91,108 Jn favor with young Japanese movie­ four pictures In seven year* on Eiaenhower, recuperating hi VIENNA UV—Th# Romanian peo­ Koiwell Gars* for a continual A Reference Book Hating eon- Street#, of I .aka Placid filed-an a profit-sharing basla. The studio goers, a survey of theater owners cash and the Income from one Florida from hia Sept. 84 heart at­ tain* tha nama nf tha buiinass amendment tn hia suit In which ha would not comment on the deal, •howed today. Prevloualy movie third of his estate for the rest of tack, will not deliver hia annual ple normally read little good about round of hoepit* ity. and tha rating, Tha rating con­ called attention to a recant anfans with an urge to munch had her life— the minimum under New «na ef tha moat aelld victorias the United Atari*. But now thay ‘The farmers' famihee all tried state of two symbols. Tha first, nnuncemant hy Collin* that hn Stata nf tha Union mtasaga In pep York state lew. favored dried octupua. to show tu what,fin* hoate thay far n star fighting a studio. son. Clarks will read It In th* Sen­ ara loaning. a , tetter of tha alphabet, indi­ would run for ' redaction - U thn California is a tortile wonderland could be,” lruean says. . ate and House chambers. cate* financial strength or capi­ court* hold h* I* eligible. Streets "Than we came to Chlcagu, that Republican leaders who were with marvelous irrigation projects. great American city with naariy tal. It ia tha difference between te an announced candidate for gov­ glvan a praylaw of tha document American agriculture produces ao four million Inhabitsnta. At tho what tjia business owes and ernor. Taylor had dlim lntd Straai'a said It contained "no shocks *r richly that vaat cutbacks have to headquarter* of the Intemaaunal what it owns, Tha second symbol, numeral, reflect* a compoaita suit Dec. I on th* ground ihh surprises.” be undertaken to toM down sur­ were undisilngulahed aniong mil* "We must do something to atop M1SON0 VILLAGE, Japan ( * Harvester Co. we saw agricultural Specific recommendatloni In the plus**. Nagro workers enjoy A machinery for many kinds of of financial stability and pay­ enurte couldn't dricrmlna th* Imu* th a “Orchestra of th# Aunts” Ilona of Japan* ae houaewivea, this,” sha announced. until Collin* mad* an aaaouacn* ment record. field* of agriculture, flnsncci, fiva-day, 49-hour weak. crop*. . . . . We visited an Inter­ celebrated it* tilth anniversary to­ many of whom drudga tn flald and She got 84 other housewives and school aid and health assistance met of hi* Intention*. Many Romanians undoubtedly asked a musle teacher In the vil­ national Harvester tractor works day by dashing off Haydn’s “aur- kitchen day and night, their chief will be ipcllsd out In separate knew or impacted these things. lage school to train tham. Two SLOW DOWN Brian aymohooy." menage* scheduled for delivery Rut thay never got to read them In whtr* 1,0M workers ir* employed, LOS ANGELES UB-Tl»a prutmoetly Negroes. Th# plant svorka ./Thla 79-piece orchestra, com- amusement the feudslisUe gam* of could resd notes. Non* had any lata in th* month. Scantaia, organ of Romania’s rul­ on* shift and anly fire days a dtnt-cleet of th* American Madicil Summons Served Instrumental training. Rated entirely of village house- ragging their daughters in-law. ing Workers (Communist) party, weak." Asm. ha* this advlN for tycoon*: ijjivia, la one of those things in All over Japan after tha war It didn't mattar to the datoruutil publication of articles by I. Tailing of a l.saa-mfl* ante tour Sow down. Sava yours# if and For Duty On Jur/V 1EBTAURANT BURNS fe#spa» stemming Dorn the Allied women tit cilia* organized dub* mined women. They studied end Summon* to am* on th* Jury occupaueo s " u o e ia tW U J :;J - and sometime* choirs, but ooiy iu practiced Intesively at the village NSW ORLEANS lA-Flr* struck Bruean, member of a Romanian through California's rich farm and balp buitnai* too, for tha January tom of Circuit public ball. Galatoire'i, famed French quarter firm dcjeg'itiflt whlrh rarantly pcsturriinda, Rntcan relates: "W? «*i!d ao"*# «f mr ’ The “Obasan Gakudan" or "Or­ Misono did they organJu ae or­ It matured U their husbands, teaUurant, late last night and toured the Un'tsd l a Us, "Everywhere we stopped tha moet valuabla burinMi 'axaeutlvu Court ara feeing v s y z i ■trtler •fe; Tha.'. Fiat American • surpluses termors greeted ua with friendship If wa eould l«t tham to slow thair th# Scwlnete County lhactff ttofl, who Inquired: caused about 978,00A dam an. chestra of tha Aunts” sprang ug chestra. Shvriffa DoputiM. 1 Fir* chief Howard Dey cald the continually astounded the Roman- and warmth. They ahowed tu thair pie* from a gallop to a trot,” Dr. . without outside urging five year* Mrs. Tbrae Mori, now 4g, hras "Are you out of your minds?" aummona, *ald Skarift "Am wa supposed to m m the blaa# wak conftoed 'to the second tana, who codta Dorn a country Irrigation method* 'to detail and Dwight R. Murray told a county J, Fifty a m -la Util small farm village. It secretary of th* Village Women’# Denver Orttell, are baton"4»« . and third atari#*. Considerable wa­ wharf .tha government la constant­ explained such ingenious Imple­ medical eoovaatto* yeatarday, Ma tim e mile* from tha grand Assn. She couldn't read music, but children from now on?” lhrvred t* tboi* ly hlam ering for greater yrodoeNow the husband* are ao proud ment* u ter damage waa caused to the ihrtoa of Ise, symbol of Japanese waa Irritated at th* way villaga were ,dnrww tn '" to nppar middto ago, man tuiture on the west shot* at Na- youth waa gravitating to tha Juke that they lake their wives to re­ auwMtqlra diming room and UtelM tieai. btoo. < . tooald da such tbtoga aa Ml 1«m Joints In lae and crooning popular hearsals on their bicycles. Brueaq daanribm a virit to Coast aBut he ____ • jo y a Bay. m R and fata and, thaws a t, tab* ^CTreoh On oomptetaiAg about tow Raptor,, low*. Ik* t M V to houaewivea a v e r a g e 40 songs without knowing a thing And tha village ktda hum Mo* No injuria* Monday wMt el Aga. five M l ah U V V SH h KA • *T, Average Person's Animal Knowledge Jan. 14-21 Named Tested In Columbus As Jaycee Week No Charges Hade By Mayor Cordell Against Husband USS Glacier Passes Following Spree Iceberg Larger .Than Capitol City Five-Year Terms Prince Of Monaco Captures Heart : .BfaJHHS3A T S Suit Is Modeled For More Tailoring Bulk Of Big Estate Left To Daughter Ted>David Files Nolice Of Appeal Romanians Are Slowly Learrung About Good Things In America ''Orchestra Of Aunts' Celebrates ffmfcwtl & iti* .. m m ® &;» l a >—Avr ; ; . 9 1 4 1 1 1 M tvA*. •• ’ .. HHHBH � 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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CHASE & SANBORN Compare the price of every Mm m your shopping Mat 11 you do. youll la d that LOVETT'S policy ol ovoryday lew prices, plus weekend specials really poyo o il "Eit-RUe" Flavorful 7" Cut “Eat-Rite” Tender Sirloin or Round STEAK HERSHETO 'Eat-Rlie" DoUdoua T-Bone Pound T a t Hlto" Frosh Ground PLATE STEW HUNTS Tomato "Eat-Rlle'' Bonofoss Armour Star Bonelses Sugar Cured .CKIN' GOOD Oomo CRACKIN' GpOD Holland Boston Butt SHORTENING STPRPMrs * i w t YiHiw Cling Hickory Sweet Sliced or H alves Sunnyland Puro No. 2 ’A Con MINN. VALLEY DIXIE DARLING 19c SALAD DRESSING M1I0 3 Chooapeuko Bay Frosh 1 2 ox Select* NBC Baa Sandwich 29c SQUARES Tasto O'Sea Brand Fillet lim it One Wltk fo o d Order! Tasto O'Sea Brand Dressed Cloveiblocm Patties krait FRESH GREEN CABBAGE G ddrn Yam Sweet MEAT PIES BUTTER 5 VELVETA Kraft's Ptmtenlo. Olive Plmtento & Pineapple TURKEY CHICKEN APPLE. CHERRY * PEACH \ DETERGENT �•• m % . ■i . . L f-- • On Latest Proposal PHILADELPHIA IP - Federal Ki•diiton and union officiate to­ day awaitnd a daclilon by the Htostinghoui* Electric Corp. on the lat**t proposal aimed at ending a , nationwide (trika now tn its 81st The AlXrCIO latarnational Un­ ion of Electrical Workers last algid accepted A suggestion from Joseph F. Plitnegan, head of the Federation Mediator and Conciliatips Service, that a thre+man board bo appointed to consider Kbits in dispute and make a rec­ ommendation /nr further negotia­ tion. •§ A n opinion of the board would not bo binding. Each aide would aeleet one member and Finnegan would cbooee an Impartial chair­ man. The mediator asked the un­ ion and Westingbouse to make known their selections to him . within M hours th e proposal followed a eeries ef daylong separata conferences bald by Finnegan with the com$any and the union. ★ A warrant, charging Gilbert Robbins, 3B-yaar-old negro pool­ room operator of ' Winter Park, with the criminal attack of an Orlando nurse ax she waa on kar way te her Longvoad horn* an the night of October A, wee served yesterday afternoon.« The negro, bring held hi dm Seminole County Jail, bee twa chargee now ponding against him. Ha Is charged with tha at­ tempted rape of a 35-yaar-eld Altamonte Springs white woman Tuesday night, aid the criminal atUck on the 87-year-old Longwood white woman on the night of October 8. It U underatood that anothar whlU woman who warn run off tha road several months ago will be called la to Identify the at­ tacker. According to law enforcement officers, the same manner of running women, driving alone, off the road in lonely place* waa ueed in each instance. The WinUr Perk negro denlee having ever seen either of the white women. However, Robbins waa immadiaUly identified In u lineup which included Fletcher Jones who is being held on the October A criminal attack cast. ★ A Fletcher Jones Is Released eminole rowt Depicted In Credit Fletcher J e w t a , 99-ymr-eld Sanford negro, ’ wns released from she Semtnole County Jail yesterday afternoon shortly aft­ er 4 o’clock. Chargve of criminal attack on t Orlando nun* were dropped when the 37-yeer-old Lengwood woman Identified G i l b e r t Brookina, 38-year-old negro poolroom operator of Winter park* in a aix-man lineup a t t h e Seminal# County Jail yesterday. Fletcher Jenee aald, aa ke waa released from Ms cell, "1 knew that I would bo released. I road my Bibls ovary day and had faith that aenuthlnt would happan te dear ma ef tha chargee." Sheriffs Deputies said that | h a heavy negro, when ( he wasn’t rating would be reading V i Bihteythat waa kept in the •ell with him. .* 9 hlautican Opening Set Back One Week River Cruise beat "The lean” made a teat run today afftciala marking tha route it the boat will ply each day (inning with tha new opening Jan. II. chard Sodero and W. R. Kamp. mvoperatora of tha "Nautlean" said today that th# boat will be put Into first data shape for the opining event whlrh lx tn taka plica Jan. IS at 9,p. m. Tha entire boat will be repaint­ ed, aald Sodero. It la to be -trim­ med up with huttdreda of flaga flying and multi-colored llghta streaming around It for tha night run* during th* winter season. Another feature on th* boat will he put in Up top shape. The dance floor will be relayed to taka car* of the hind reds making tha four river cruise. A snack bar will also be a feature on the new boat COLUMBUS, Ohio tit-fa a bat Although plans are not yet com­ blind in tha daytime? pute for the gigsntle opening dey Which bint lays the largest egg— ceremonies, SotUro and Kamp the ostrich, eagle, swan or hum­ said today that tn* Seminole High School Band will play for tha oc­ mingbird? How can you tell tha difference casion. Senator Estes Kefsuver has been between a crocodile and alligator? Invited to th* offldtl opening and You can read Him * questions it Is expected that ha will, accept and othera at Columbus restau­ the invitation. rants today. Tha Ohio Stata Veter­ Governor Leroy Collins hat been inary Medical Asm. distributed Invited to be tn Sanford for the 9,800 quia cards at tha eity’a eating occasion end other state digulspots-to test th* avenge p e rm 's taries will be m hand to eM and knowledge of animals. ride the "Nautlean" aa It mskea K.was the association's way of the official first trip an th* S t publicising - its 7Sid annual maet- Johns River following rededieaUoa exercises. " «*. . ' Hundreds of visitor* ara expect­ Just so pon won't be M l up in ed In Sanford from cities within the Air: a Tl-mllo radius. Chamber of A bat fcaa limited vtofoR In the Commerce officials, along with daytlmn. . H,\. JM jfto -.eU lii: su tm a d to r «ma, , An oetrteh. Uya tha largest egg. < have been extended in- Invitation A trdeodila'a head is triangular to take part In tilt rededie alien in contrast to tha broad-snouted of tha St. John's River. alligator. Average Person's Animal Knowledge Jan. 14-21 Named Tested In Columbus As Jaycee Week No Charges Hade By Mayor Cordell Against Husband USS Glacier Passes Following Spree NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calif. m —No charges will be preseed •gainet tong writer Merle Travia, 37. who climaxed an 'all-night drinking eprea yesterday by slug­ ging hia wife with a pletel and barricading himself in hie San Fernando Valley home for mere than 00 mlnuUa. •Travis, jvho wtJV earn.an esti­ mated 978,000 from Ms current song hit "Sixteen Toni”, said he "didn’t remember a thing” after 30 policeman armed with rifle* shotguns, and (ear gaa stormed his modest bungalow. Pollra said tha husky e<*mpo»ar, dreiied in pajamas,.-and a mb*, wh* drunk when they found him unarmed In his living room. After u uhort anoote et the Van Nuya jail, he was releaied when hi* wife Settle, 31, refused to eign a wife­ beating complaint. ”1 love him very much,” the *ald. “He'e really a very nice guy, but he wee drinking.” ABOABD USE GLACIER. In the Kota Spa </P>—This icebreaker flagship of tha V. B. antarcitie •*p.dRIen today pasted an Iceberg bigger than the elty of Waahlngton and eoneWarably quieter. The flat white monster covered an tree of about 100 square mile*. It roae 180 feet above the water and wea astimated to have another iJfeOO feet thlekneie under the sea. ?-Adm. Richard E. Byrd, the exneditW e leader, said the wpiarMall-berg encountered at the west­ ern end ef the Rom ilea wee one ef tha biggest he had ever toon tn his five anarctie expedi­ tions. The dlaeier, maanwhiia, con­ tinued its voyage from Little Am­ erica No. 5, the expedition bate Famed French Star meamp commissioned yesterday, to^ r s r d MeMurdo Sound. At the Mistinguett Dies sound the expedition Is 'expected PARTS UP— Mletinguette, French to begin significant air operations fnusle hall star for half • century whose legs were one# among the world’s moat famous, died today after a two-week Ulneii. she waa Marilyn Wins Out 82 The noted entertainer died in her sleep at her brother’s home in sub­ In Studio Battle Rouglval. She suffered a HOLLYWOOD ( * b - After a urban paralytic etroke while spending Near-long squabble, Marilyn Mon­ the Christmas holiday there and roe returns to 80th Century-Fox siibiequently developed pneumon­ Studio next month with n sevan- ia. ,yeer *<mtract estimated to ha Her last days were spent tn an worth mare then sight million oxygen tent. dellan. Mistinguett had been a symbol The deal, announced yesterday, of the gay life of the French music .ended one of the most publicised hall for longer than most present .walkouts In film history. theatergoers can remambbr. She The eeiross was reported dla- admitted herself that she was nev­ letiafled with her salary. She said er beautiful, except for her fabu­ _*le wea making lets than $600 a lous legs. Even in operettas she 'Wreak when ehe first appeared In was more personality than linger. tbe Hit of the mavis*' top 10 bos W ire' atarx.' POPCORN GAINS FAVOR The contract, with Marilyn Mon­ roe Productions, Inc., calls for TOKYO (JO-Popeom is gaining four pictures In seven year* on favor with young Japanese movie­ a profit-sharing basla. The studio goers, a survey of theater owners would not comment on the deal, •howed today. Prevloualy movie «na ef tha moat aelld victorias fans with an urge to munch had favored dried octupua. far n star fighting a studio. A PROCLAMATION WREREA8. tha clric bodlee and eervlee organisation* of our com­ munity and the department* of the local government recognise the SemlneTe County Junior Chamber of Commerce! end WHEREAS, the affiliated state end community chspter of the United Statee Junior Chamber of Commerce have set aside the week of January 14 te January II, le observe the founding of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, and tn commemorate each founding by ••lection of. the autoloading young man of thla community ae redplant' of ‘the Distinguished Ser­ vice Award, and WHEREAS, thie organisation of young men through project* of community betterment'ie building leaderahip within it* rank* for the future of eur city, THEREFORE, I, J. Denver Cor­ dell, Mayor of the City of Sanford, Florida do hereby proclaim the week ef January 14-91, 1088 aa JAYCEE WEEK • end urge all citlaena of our com­ munity to give full consideration to the future eervirea of the Jun­ ior Chamber of Commerce. Deted December 12. 193* Signed: J. D, Cordell, Mayor Bulk Of Big Estate Left To Daughter NEW YORK Ut-Him Fiaher, creator of the comic atrip "Jo* Palooka,” left the bulk of an Milmated l/.mlllion-doliar estate to hia 17-year-old daughter Wendy., Fisher's will, filed for probate yesterday, left the legal minimum to hia second wife Marilyn, whom he married tn April 1154. No’child has been born to them. A sactinn of the teatenrent con­ tained ^his paragraph: “Thla will and th eprovislons thereof shall not be either wholly or partially revoked or rendered wholly or partially Ineffactivo or otherwlso affected by the subse­ quent birth of a child at children said to be mine.” The widow wes left 91,108 Jn cash and the Income from one third of his estate for the rest of her life—the minimum under New York state lew. ''Orchestra Of Aunts' Celebrates ’ The “Obasan Gakudan" or "Or­ chestra of tha Aunts” sprang ug . without outside urging five year* a m -la Util small farm village. It Ma tim e mile* from tha grand ihrtoa of Ise, symbol of Japanese tuiture on the west shot* at Na- • jo y a Bay. "We must do something to atop this,” sha announced. She got 84 other housewives and asked a musle teacher In the vil­ lage school to train tham. Two could resd notes. Non* had any Instrumental training. It didn't mattar to the datormined women. They studied end practiced Intesively at the village public ball. It matured U their husbands, who Inquired: " A r e you out o f y o u r m in d s ? " "Am wa supposed to m m the children from now on?” Now the husband* are ao proud that they lake their wives to re­ hearsals on their bicycles. And tha village ktda hum Mo* ffmfcwtl & iti* .. m 9 m ® &;» TALLAHASSEE*— Florida may tsnd 40 .Hdegatea-to-the Demo­ cratic national convention in ChL rago this summer to east the slate's 28 votes for presidential candidates. Stale Democratic Chairman James Milligan- said at Orlando yeatarday he waa polling (he catealive committee hy phone to de­ termine whether the 12 delegates at larga will have a full or a half vole. While full retuma aren't in yet, Milligan aald indications wars a majority of tha corpmlttt* favored living the delegates at larga a half vota. That would make 84 dele­ gates at large. Each of the 18 delegata* to be elected from tha eight congres­ sional district* will have a full vota. WANTS HALF OF PICTURE LITTLE ROCK, Ark. <*-Willlam Dan* Shelton nf Little Rock yes­ terday waived hi* rirht to contest la divorce aouiht by hlx wife, Peg. l-rr Lou, but he aiked rh*ne*ry rourt to force her to give him half of their wadding picture. Work Blueprint From Eisenhower Sent To Congress WASHINGTON IS-* Congress get* from President Eiaenhower today a 1868 work bluaprint which Democratic leaders may subject to major redrafting: Eiaenhower, recuperating hi Florida from hia Sept. 84 heart at­ tack, will not deliver hia annual Stata nf tha Union mtasaga In pep son. Clarks will read It In th* Sen­ ate and House chambers. Republican leaders who were glvan a praylaw of tha document said It contained "no shocks *r surprises.” Specific recommendatloni In the field* - of agriculture, flnsncci, school aid and health assistance will be ipcllsd out In separate menage* scheduled for delivery lata in th* month. '4? Plymouth ScJan Located In Field In lake Monroe BT GRACB THURSTON A -1847 Plymouth asdan, atolan raeant'r in Sanford, waa raeovat* •d Tttaaday morning by Sheriff Danvar Cord*!) and Daputy Sher­ iff Jamas Singlatary. Th* automoblla waa abandoned in a Gold laat Saturday. Sheriff Cordall sent finger­ print man to tha actna to deter­ mine, if peeelble, th* . persen who abandoned the local car, Th* car waa locatod in a field in th* Lake Monro# - (action on the old Lake Monro* Road near tha Henry Thurston farm. Seminole County Sheriff Den­ ver Cordell said that n« arrest# have baan made tn th* case. Ha aaid that tha Inveatigatiea was brine continued. 1 Five-Year Terms ORLANDO J\— Four prisoners who* celebrated Christmas by breaking out of the Orange County Jan drew flvw-year prison sentanca* yeatarday. Four ataomfUeoa i*, art red tha same toma. Th# m aiferm lndV U>n escape, however, remalnf at larga. ahertff Dave BUrr identified him as Ralph P. Langley, 38, nf Baldwin Park, Calif., rhargtd with ehack forgery in 3t. Louis. Langley planned the deal, Starr *ald, but found an ta tltr way. On I)*r. ■ be pretended ha was a prisoner Just being ralaaiad and walkad out the door to freedom. Six prisoners took part in the break, using smuggled hacksaw blades and a drill bit to cut' bars white tinging of Christmas carols drowned out the note*. Two women pleaded guilty to smuggling in th* blade* and drill bit; and tiro pris­ oners who did not run away ad­ mitted thay helped tha break. Officers Identify Object From Plane PITTSBURGH «*— After 94 hour* ef anxiety, Army bomb dis­ posal officers hava Identified a sman object found aboard a TWA passenger plan* aa a soldering iron heat element often used by airplane mechanics. »Lewie Rhinabold, head of th* CivN Aeronautics Authority here, seid last night the object apparently wa* harmless unless H was set off and it would require con­ siderable force to do so. H* said a mechanic probably dropped It after some repair work at Chicago before tha two-engine plan* took off Tuesday on a flight to Wash Hilton. VIENNA UV—Th# Romanian peo­ Koiwell Gars* for a continual ple normally read little good about round of hoepit* ity. the United Atari*. But now thay ‘The farmers' famihee all tried to show tu what,fin* hoate thay ara loaning. California is a tortile wonderland could be,” lruean says. . "Than we came to Chlcagu, that with marvelous irrigation projects. great American city with naariy American agriculture produces ao four million Inhabitsnta. At tho richly that vaat cutbacks have to headquarter* of the Intemaaunal be undertaken to toM down sur­ plus**. Nagro workers enjoy A Harvester Co. we saw agricultural machinery for many kinds of fiva-day, 49-hour weak. crop*. . . . . We visited an Inter­ Many Romanians undoubtedly national Harvester tractor works knew or impacted these things. whtr* 1,0M workers ir* employed, Rut thay never got to read them In moetly Negroes. Th# plant svorka Scantaia, organ of Romania’s rul­ on* shift and anly fire days a ing Workers (Communist) party, weak." uutil publication of articles by I. Tailing of a l.saa-mfl* ante tour 1EBTAURANT BURNS NSW ORLEANS lA-Flr* struck Bruean, member of a Romanian through California's rich farm and Galatoire'i, famed French quarter firm dcjeg'itiflt whlrh rarantly pcsturriinda, Rntcan relates: teaUurant, late last night and toured the Un'tsd l a Us, "Everywhere we stopped tha Tha.'. Fiat American • surpluses termors greeted ua with friendship caused about 978,00A dam an. Fir* chief Howard Dey cald the continually astounded the Roman- and warmth. They ahowed tu thair blaa# wak conftoed 'to the second tana, who codta Dorn a country Irrigation method* 'to detail and and third atari#*. Considerable wa­ wharf .tha government la constant­ explained such ingenious Imple­ ter damage waa caused to the ly hlam ering for greater yrodoe- ment* u auwMtqlra diming room and UtelM tieai. btoo. < . Brueaq daanribm a virit to Coast No injuria* Raptor,, low*. a >—Avr ;; . tvA*. •• ’ .. Ik* aBut he ____ oomptetaiAg about tow m Dun Cr Bradstreet Gives Statements LAS VEGAS, New. OR - Uto Atomic Energy CommUatoa'i ftoat report on radiation-recording film badges aaya thera was no tojurioqg Li 3 Each Ja n u a ry b u iin a s s co n ­ fall-out teat spring from tito Nfo cern in a ll p a rt* o f (he U n ite d vande auclrar teat *#ri*(. tj S ta ta * receive fro m D u n and . '.'No gommunlty was exposed to B r a d s tr a s t taquaato f o r i t s a n n u a l tellout Yidlatlon wtdeh Could HaM financial- statement*. This yea? affected people's hralth,” raid Jem t}\ •\ K tha number af request* roing B. Sanders, AEC, ranch manager, out nationwide will axcaad three after a study of badge* wom by IT! persona or potted In 984 foelmillion. lion* within a 80,000-iquira-mUt Th* g ro w th *n f S e m i n a l * » '« • C o u n ty l i re fle cte d h i s t a t is tic s The data wai wcoeded and J u i t ra ca iv a d S y th a e ra d it r e ­ anilyxod by tha U.S. FuMid p o rtin g f lr m . C lyd a L . H o u k, D is ­ Health Sarvica. It showed I high t r ic t M an ag e r a t J a c k s o n v ille , reading of 9.9 roeata for a pop­ w h ich o ffic e co vara th is a re a , ulated area, accumulated an a badge at . Elgin, New. Thlx fa tha • a y a th a t tharw w ill be m ore r e ­ standard'offsite safety level set bp quests f o r fin a n c ia l statam anta the AEC for o n year. One fUm m ads o f bu siness concern# to badge posted II mile* south of Sam i,in fo C o u n ty titan e v a r be­ Alamo on th* desert, and dun N it fo re . T h a la m in o ls C o u n ty sec­ of th* test alto, accumulated 9-99 tio n o f th a c u rra n t lia u a o f tha roentgens during tbe three-montb D un e n d . B r a d * tr e a t R e fe re n c e (•rice of 14 bleat Nearly 91 per mat ef the badge* Rook ecn teln a 439 loeel nam es, m radiation emc o m p risin g m a n u fa c tu re r* , w ho le­ dl t I t does n e t Include la m a e f - th# aarvtee and "p ro fe s s io n a l” huilnaaaae su ch aa b a rb e r and b e a u ty . (ho pe, re a l e s ta te and sto ck b ro k e rs . T h u s th e figura f o r b o a ln a u to S e m i­ n a l* C o u n ty w o uld a c tu a lly be h ig h e r . t h a n th e 439 quoted above. I * 1949, tha num b er a f liste d nam es to taled o n ly 999, a n in d ie s tad to e ra a ia f o r th is y e a r o f 99 p e r c a n t. .BfaJHHS3A T S Prince Of Monaco Captures Heart : MONTS. Rxtntor et quirva w mak* mas* about snout 79 fa per ^riiAlblA,b**h#l0f, Mf quirod te cent changes In th# listings of h*4rt of Grace Kelly, business enterprises la 8 * m l weed’s n o l moat # * *llg1bfa ,l"< * star*. County. These change* will ra- Thair a a g a g a m a n t suit from adding tha names of new businesses, and delating tha names of thosa who have discon­ tinued: *• wall accounting for changes in nwnsrshlp, trade names and credit ratings. Belter than 93 par cant of all oommarical transaction* In tha United State* ara made on eradit terms and tha buyer and tha •alter ,trs brought togathar by means af eradit Information. Whan th* owner of s businaa* or Ma account returns his finanrial atstomant to Dun and Brad•treat, tha owner has token tits first atop to aatabllahlnff His re­ sponsibility as s seeker of credit. The sLatentsrrt becomes part of tha eradit report on Ms business along with s financial analysis, n description of what tha buiinass does and a .rsoord of bow It pays its Mila. On th* bail* af the informa­ tion in , tha report, a rating Is assigned and tha businessman is listed In the Dim and Bradatrset Reference Book. This makaa It poaslbto for his suppliers and In luranc* underwriter*, who us* th* book, te look him up and in thla way h* ia assisted in getting hi* goods and insurance, in other words should a w.anufseturer or wholesaler receive an order for merchandise from a merchant, regardless nf where the seller I* Icoalad, and regardten of whara tha merchant U lo­ cated, tha Hating and rating at tha merchant te available to tha asllar In the Reference Bnqk, which epvare tha antlro United States, , A Reference Book Hating eontain* tha nama nf tha buiinass and tha rating, Tha rating con­ state of two symbols. Tha first, a , tetter of tha alphabet, indi­ cate* financial strength or capi­ tal. It ia tha difference between what tjia business owes and what it owns, Tha second symbol, numeral, reflect* a compoaita of financial stability and pay­ ment record. SLOW DOWN LOS ANGELES UB-Tl»a prutdtnt-cleet of th* American Madicil Asm. ha* this advlN for tycoon*: Sow down. Sava yours# if and balp buitnai* too, "W? «*i!d ao"*# «f m r moet valuabla burinMi 'axaeutlvu If wa eould l«t tham to slow thair pie* from a gallop to a trot,” Dr. Dwight R. Murray told a county medical eoovaatto* yeatarday, '" to nppar middto ago, man tooald da such tbtoga aa Ml 1«m m R and fata and, thaws a t, tab* - VV• *T, HHHBH 1.Irtl-1 N a t i o n ' s No Injurious Fall Requests From Radiation Is Higher Reported By AEC s a le rs and r e t a ile r s . Romanians Are Slowly Learrung About Good Things In America 1 4 1 t M V to houaewivea a v e r a g e 40 el Aga. five SH h KA were undisilngulahed aniong mil* Ilona of Japan* ae houaewivea, many of whom drudga tn flald and kitchen day and night, their chief amusement the feudslisUe gam* of ragging their daughters in-law. All over Japan after tha war women tit cilia* organized dub* and sometime* choirs, but ooiy iu Misono did they organJu ae or­ chestra. Mrs. Tbrae Mori, now 4g, hras secretary of th* Village Women’# Assn. She couldn't read music, but waa Irritated at th* way villaga youth waa gravitating to tha Juke Joints In lae and crooning popular songs without knowing a thing WASHINGTON m-Th* new suit in which the administration hope* to dress up tta farm program waa modeled for additional tailoring to­ day before Republican members of the Senate Agriculture com­ mittee. Secretary of agriculture Benson arranged to meet with the sen­ ators, as he did with HoUso mem­ ber* yeatnrday, to discuss with them, the proposals ha will suggest that President Eisenhower recom­ mend to Congress In a special message Monday. He also arranged In meet later with Senators EUender (D-La) and Aiken (R-Vt), the Democratic chairman and senior Republican an the committee, before flying Isle today tn Key Weet, Fla., to make his recommendations te tha President tomorrow. 1 1 M1SON0 VILLAGE, Japan ( * th a “Orchestra of th# Aunts” celebrated it* tilth anniversary to­ day by dashing off Haydn’s “aurBrian aymohooy." ./Thla 79-piece orchestra, comRated entirely of village houseijjivia, la one of those things in fe#spa» stemming Dorn the Allied occupaueo s " u o e ia tW U J :;J - Florida May Send 40 Delegates To Demo Confab Suit Is Modeled For More Tailoring l Iceberg Larger .Than Capitol City Weather 1 ..... ............................ .. With Criminal Attack Orlando Nurse * i ^ Falr taday u 4 W i i r . father m M today and __ Warms* Friday. llg h today di# >istiM. . 0bhins Is Charged Decision Awaited ••.'•rft'v.j r*f*•* **■•' . i,” . • ’ --/Y-V ••KTivwcti;-??: ’1 and Save h Sanford • ■ : W •/' i Tv nouncad today — flrat through a palaea announcement hare, and then by, Min Rally's parents, Mr. and Mr*. John B. Bally, I* Phil­ adelphia. , Ha ia 18 and rite fa 89. Th* handsom* prince m«t blond* Mix* Kelly wh«n riw wa* making " lb Stop a Thief” on tha JUvfaya. Ha Is currently visiting her to thn UnHad.SU to*. Ralater ia a Roman Crthriji and rule* over a mite-square priactpality a* th* Maditorrtnwn coast. Hia subjects have bom aixioaa far him to marry bocaus* th* prinetpaltty revert* to Friaeo — with Freneh taxasif th* w vtrtlgi di** without an h*lr. . Monaro has a voting papuliiian of about l.ooo but visitor* sad French residents awrit thn popu- y latlm to about 8W.0M, Tkare am no personal tax**, with tha gwremmont drawing Ha revenue* fret* th* famous Mont* Carlo Goalno. Ted> David Files Nolice Of Appeal TALT..4HASSEE l i t - H o b s * Speaker Ted David today filed notic# of appeal to th* Florid* S«preme Court of hia suit staking to teit eligibility of Gov, Collin* to leak redaction. Ho it appealing from a ruling nt Circuit Judge Hugh -Taylor dis­ missing tha suit. In another development, Peulan Street#, of I .aka Placid filed-an amendment tn hia suit In which ha called attention to a recant annnuncemant hy Collin* that hn would run for ' redaction - U thn court* hold h* I* eligible. Streets te an announced candidate for gov­ ernor. Taylor had dlim lntd Straai'a suit Dec. I on th* ground ihh enurte couldn't dricrmlna th* Imu* until Collin* mad* an aaaouacn* met of hi* Intention*. Summons Served For Duty On Jur/V M Summon* to am * on th* Jury for tha January tom of Circuit Court ara feeing v s y z i ■trtler •fe; th# Scwlnete County lhactff ttofl, Shvriffa DoputiM. 1 Fifty aummona, *ald Skarift J, Denver Orttell, are baton "4»« . lhrvred t* tboi* were ,dnrww tn ^CTreoh On Monday wMt M l ah U �■t*. CtlATtON OP THI VINVnUg la colorfully depleted In orchid*, awed pcaa and rose patoisiss tha town ot Burbank'* entry to tha 1»M Tournament of Roaca float parade In Paaadena, Calif. ''Page One" la tha title of tha float, which ahowa floral planets hanging ovar tha earth. Tha entry won tha awe*pataka* aa ths parada'a moat beautiful with Italian actrcxa RoasAa Fodcita and a court of two aboard, fintemattonai).! :AW f AM ATTEMPT— Doug Brsdlay (12) laar * W«h «» *ry and m ir# • •parked tha iwaleayk (14) of Michigan Slate In th t Rose Row) gam* In Pasadena, Clllf, artani to »n aggressive attack on the UCLA taam that forced them to I by Michigan Biota In tha final icconds of the game brought them thaif ovar UCLA in thria years. (International Soundphoto* .THI DOMINICAN RIPUIUC open* IU $30,000,000 International Peace 'and Progreu Fair In Ciudad TruJlUo, and Omtro Caton (lop, left) ot Teanack, N.J., buy* lha first ticket from an oflldaL Catoi), Intar* nationally known »»",Mr. Pint,"wilted 14 hour* at lha gala toauura hla plaea. At bottom Is a general view of the fair with lta theme, • winged globe, and with 70 pavilion* epread ovar a 123-acre tract. About 20.000 vliltors came to the opening of the fair. Tha exposition *111 be held fox the neat *U month*, (inlcrnatkjnat Soundphotos) 'S t n & v a n s t stuned dullrt •• lha llM w n m ia Hint of the Marine Comm January 1. lie eaecaeda Gaaaral Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr. General Pate, a Marina •Inca 1921, It a rnrabat veteran of Santa Domingo (1923-24)1 Guadalrtnal-Talagi, Palau, I*o Jlma, and Okbuvi dttriaf World War II* an« • commanded the 1st Marine DhUlua to Korea, r \ A TOUNO ASAB rebel chletuin, Ktrbaddou A it (ten), 22, give* nunself up to French military authorltle* at the oatla of Kanga Bldl l Hadji. Algeria. He led a band of 150 tribesmen in to leak s pardon. I 9 declaring that, having changed hit viewpoint about Prance, hla Ilfs v u threatened by other rebel chide. Group* of terrorliU, mean* while, have continued thdr daughter In the hillt, burning farms and tchuolhoiuca and killing resident*, (international JUdlophotoJ,' LLAHOMA TOPS MARYLAND, 20 to 4. IN OR ANOP, IIOWI.—Oklahoma's left haUhark Tom MrDonald (SB) UV*l tha ball through the Maryland line at tho Orange Rowl game m Miami, Via., but . ' Prank Tamhurelln (ID, right) dose* In for tha tackle Oklahoma, trailing 0-0 at the half, came back ’j. p i t h three touchdown* to run away from Maryland 20.t). (International Soundphoto) nokthirn CALIFORNIA, atill trying lo '.h.ikr oft the rflectj of th e 1 * " f nt ln* floo<1** Ond* Itself under • heivy mantle of hlte. More than eight inche* of *now fell atop 3,300-foot Mount amalpaia, north of Ban Francisco. Unumatinnnl Soundvhotatt IMFIOVID M n u n n o MOIIUTY Ukes ■ g ian t step forward with the procurement b y ths Infantry of 22 aerocyde* like thla one being dcmoniUatcd at Camp KUmer, N.J. The pilot atanda on n platform ovar the rotor blade* and guide* tho 303-pound craft by leaning In the direction hs wishes to travel. Tho aerocyde will fly an estimated 03 mile* an hour with a rang a of about 130 miles. (International) lj> ~**i t > GAINS IN CLOSING M1NUTKA OP SUGAR ROWL GA.MF— rittaburgh'a Darrell Lawla (14) carries th a ball around and na»t Georgia Tech player* to the ten.yard line during the doting minute* of the Sugar Bowl game In New Orleans, La. The game ended there and Georgia Terh won Ita fifth straight (International Soundphoto) T: OIN. RANDOLPH MtCAll RATI (left) la sworn In aa ths Slat com­ mandant of ths U.S. Marine Corps by Adm. Ira Nunn, Judge Advo­ cate General. Mr*. Palo watches the oath-taking ceremony toi Washington. Gen. Pate, who succeed* retiring Gan. Lemuel G.) Bhtphtrd, J r . started hla military career aa an Army. *"»«**■* man.I ' Yt X* p '■Aa'l Pisa—Am Jt . j-,. r - i, i~ rw*. -- L ' *1 + i. IT A M A H that thcaa two Portion cata got an early start to ralatoit tog the arrival of tha New Year.j -B* * d'd Ttoy Bit (left) tip* over hla catnip cocktail to get tha lait drop U. while Bagdad Bobby Sox t**w* at hU drink and licks hla lipc to •n w.w Mger anttdpitton. tW a icana took FJ,C? ' * ! In New York given Q u b fe* too beast* agthoaluh'am cua« and w« �tMAT TV HUBS TO M O WXJ Aa WILL A* ^STRUCT you MMSMAK —»— Ir ' 6 0 V t.n i. J l W *» S I T TO ” IA*WJV/ SO '-xTaae oee on , TOO MAO tag WPiOWts toaofo on ) meat wont much »« *.n as* ahoone A m m o ' m i HAOJv>rr**Acnurtonam coup do' « rr* wi \w (u .a n /n m w tw tf took \oo wu caasH wra ore. z a t k o v nxo us what iTaePtiNtTf won’t By BENNIE TAYLOR AP Retrace Reporter Aaeeteo mi tact that we Ahowoomi t»i r LOS ANCiKt.ES (*—An Ingenious ^ m W C rt 60*6 TO Oil TO/riANir NIV1R HITJ method of using earthquake wavei w e me fAimf r r i \i m a A M / sou cam * ' tn explore the ocean bottom wai M U TO Stow Mg' , reported recently to the American writ, wu’OT nor J Physical Society. «a**T o 'niM» v ABOAMO WAT JM # The procedure already hat dis­ Oe you' credited a long-standing theory that the mnon was formed when a great chunk of the earth was hurled Into apace, leaving a vast hole now filled hy the Pacific Ocean, said Dr. Frank Press, one of the two scientists who developed the method. It also has produced some other surprises, he added Onr of Iheve la that there are no Hln«t conti­ S It. Idtpes said Joseph Henry nents." This refers mainly to a M e,*"-' ‘r, PHOENIX. Art* iJO-Potlce to l l f f i ( (*m|»Ulnl «*llh lh * i . l t r * of . • . a a*id C o u rt, und i * f 11 ittton r u i n , d a y w m Ir y in s In (Itid a5 0 y c a rAddington, Mrs. Pedrln'a former U ,; J ' A S P H K H . •o|r| ! » • Angeles tv llh o p In q u rstioti husband, got reverat days off from J R . w hm e p»»l nffie# ed-lre a le '• " , , , 1 . ' , , p n b <-i t i n . danfnrd. P in rid a . a I him about the fa ta l shooting nr his joh as a bellhop and told his ropy nf said A n w a r , on or h e fn r# , ^(ra C a rm e n I ’ r d r io . his fo rm e r Th u re d ay. Ja n u a ry 15, A. I f . l»>« , . .. . , , bellhop captain he was going to and If you fa il tn do an. a d e .-reajw tfe amt m other-in law- o f tennis 1’hncnlx Sunday to visit friend*. pro confeaMi w III he entered aaalnet 1, | ||r p a n rh n (in m a te s you. and #*rh nf to il, fo r th* . . . „ , . , . ... lie had not been heard from ii* f d fn u iu lo f to t in Com p laint, j M r v I f i l f i n , r I io ii I 47, I | r ( ( f l r y Th# n fltu r* of H ilt #u't t» to f ^0p f jo r|c her# . *** found d o .vl in since, Impel said, and la being ,u ,e , t h . t i t ) , to t h . a h f . .. d e ar,lb - | h f r P 4p ,,r |m f n , T l l f , rt, y . S he had sought In Idis Angeles and hers, i $ 6 - 0 0 H IT N K S d my hand aadI « r» |rl« l ,, ^ 0 h l, | | r l | n m e head TNI 3U IC I0* / mission, whw. A p S A S tr O W W * .. A t0 * * 0 0 0 TKt a r t OA MY tAA M A Tatr’/ m tm e rs o * w o r» r HAOMAC* M t C O M A ltm r W a f t..* out MISSION WAS.' Wl JUST \Tbt ItnOWTS NOW' Legol Notice J t n T iiB nr a ttr ■t a t « o r rt.r>Rir>L rtu n. c ma.w v r l i , j n *n.i maiit n n a r n xjax x v ru .. Ms wit., u n r j r s r s l n airsst. Knulh I’m O - u Loe A ntal.. Ounljr, Callfivr-iH H A R T i f W A T K IN S amt J A l i r .K 9 W A T K IN S , h»r hu«l,«n>l. 5Ji>l W i l t Mistier Wsv. N T. , A lls n l* . Fullnn Ceuntv, (l.nrgia; fix n IT a u k r HUTTOS, rr SlUnU Street. AfrDonnugh. Il»nry Cc*Mr, Oe„r- ■la ; MAL’ t ir . I.A K R JO H N S asrf r jE O R 'I K V. JO H N S, her huehami P . O. R o t I X V tte re rsn f. I . o u i l . n . , P R S D E R t l 'K T. M L 'L t.K R amt KMMA t . M L 'I.I.r.R . h i. w I fa. If s i n * . P R A N K B A t J ll.n V tod IO A K I J L S U T h i. w ife . If a liv e J . p ML’ M B l.W H I T K. and T llt iR K f lA M M u a e r i.u H iT P .. h i . w ire , o a liv e and IIH 'H A IIO A M s l ' l i * and M A R T A . M AIIhih. hie m l , . ,r a ll'# . and .If dead, the re>re<-il>e unkno w n h e ir ., d t v ie e .i. g r a n t .,v W HY lr*rnd that there once was a con­ tinent calk'd Atlantia and that It sank Into what is now the Atlantic Ocean. TIk> quake wave explorations show. Dr. Press reported, that all submerged laud has been under water for a lung time, and that one part of It did not get there later than the rest of the ocean bottom. The terhlnque was developed by Dr. Press, a physlclsl of the Cali­ fornia Institute of Technology, and Dr. Maurice Ewing, oceanograph­ er of Columbia t ’nlversity. Fnr ocean explorers, earthquake waves are a cheap substitute for man-made explosions which here­ tofore have been used In study sea PAY t le .k nf M id Lo u rs__________ i If) ' A n g e le s. H om icid e Colored News A singers union will be held Sunday at .1 p. m at the New Sairm Primitive RapiUt Church. The Rev. Fricnn I* pastor. Yarlnuv quatlrta will be present v*ills the vocal harmnnlicr* In hr hostess group. A free will offer mg will lie taken. Sgl ■••lanaat. litnert. eredttori, trustart, nr IS* end all o*rtnnt rl.lmI r i by. Ihroueh, under nr sg.ln.t arid raertrttye named perenne, C H A RLKS f W A R t V |f K . tru.|e# L and Indl* 'duallj. r. P HorPMAN. and AVNIR R. TSTI.or , if alive Sod their reepertlve unknnwa asnuiaa It married, and IT dead, tha raipaettva nnknnwn heira. devleeet P la in tiff earaus I.T O N A R D C A L V IN JO H N S D#f«R(1«Bt ■rtn ta a a . aaatanaea. Ilen nrs. era- r « n No m i d lla ra . truataea, nr any and a ll T o LF.O.N A n D CALVIN * JOHN’ S. pertona rla lm in e hy, ih rm ia h . tin ­ A»1i!r*»« unkrirt^o i e r or ap alnr* eald te ap erilve natnV»i| «r# h*r#hy n n flfl*d th it cult ed p arao n t; JO H N S O N .('lt')M A R T IK h«« b**r» hrouyht • f# lo * t j nu In a co, a sj j o M s e o v . n*. t> »h* #hoA* #ntltl*«f r# i# In Hi* |ho%* C R O M A R T ir W r ,'A r K S O V and n«tn*fl (.‘ ^tlit n h * r * in th# r*1t*f D M. H r.M IL t.A K , and C I . U JO HN - m uch t hy lb# P lt ln t lf f , W KTTV •O N . L L ’C IL C A r'R O H A R T I i: m ;K JO IIN U , u j d#fp*# f t *nt Ing R A L L t r C. JA C K S O N and H A R T P U t n t lff a tllvorr.fi iinrl th* «*nrnX M fV L L A X , i h t lr ra e e e rtlt* Pl*t# r§r# . t*U»Iof1v, Ahil ro n trn l nf srlvae. *ni a ll partlaa r ta lm in r hy I«*ort#rd ( ’Alvin .fnhnv. J r . 4u*l vnu tb ie u s h . tn dtr nr a ta in a l aald • r* h *r*h y n o tlftfd a i M M Johaann-Ct-em arHe * Co ; end any f I!• * fn#r*on«Hy nr hy #M orn*yi and a ll a s rle h e h a v m r. nr r la im ln i »»iih th# cDrW of ««M r n u rt. ynur tn h a ta . any n g n r. titla nr m tareai * r lt t * n d#f*n$*«. tf Any. in th t la tna lo ltn iv ln r daaerlhad r 'o n r r iy , (*omrlAtnt In i#l>l at.lt And tn t*rv# l y t a r and balng In Srm lnnle rn u n - • rnpy th#r*of tipoft AttofM*v for tV, F lo rid a , t t .w l l p i , nf M U , PlAlntlff an or h*fA r* fh* Min dAV end- f t nf S t v u of ,V tv* *a In K ar. i-f U ii'im , t i l l llrrrln f#tl liot nr tl'in i t . Tun-nahlp I I South, ftanga »l#rr** pro ronf##to w ill b# #ntrr#il t» N a il. Vni| Tnu. and earh of ynu, are he'eltv • guilt*! KPM m> hAhd And th* n f f l. S n ltflad • that a aull hae been r U UI ITN’ **■#! nf *#td r*nurr it Minforrt. hrnuaht a*.tin vt you In Iha r * lt iiill fhla ? *lh da) nf f»*e’ *m l**f, II.U . r n u r t. In an<l for Heminnle f'm in ty . I t lt f a ll F lo rid a , In t'h a n r e r ). antifled t» P O. P M*rridon 14AO AN . P la in tiff v H .W IIK M .K C iri'u ii (’ l#rW ■ M .IXIVKI.I.. w ldnw . el al, Itefen11 t|*e*fl AI*IH M ll*r d a n tl. and *n*i, and earh nf v mi, ltf< *rn*i for P la in tiff P o Met «•( F f f t i P a rk , Nliftela th e sta te T R L ’ llA N ns* n . u n i n x TO T A IIlin , IIE H IH tiN C H INKMlW N SANFORD GAS CO P H O N E LltO PEOPLE D ECID E HITSM ANS C H O IC E OF HOME IN LO N G W O 0D : i m u * 8 c o e i AM aW ARN IRCoLO f STARTS TOMORROW nf nlhef M<M lUrlM |'r | !‘fi||f*«a«s Cocklail I Daora Dine to Hour In th* Dinner a to 7:30 inanition Romru Music l ’hona Sanford 1200 fur Dinner Reservation* Main Dining Room DIAMOND Always Steaks, D A N C I N G Make Thla Your New Year'a R )-an lu lio n ----- OCAN/ STARTS *:3t E v e r y S a tu rd a y n ig h t— 10 t * t T n the M usic o f J . A . P e rk h a m and R l l M e l- fl- fla rg a . Iia n r in g N ig h tly In th# R u r g tn d y Room Chnrronl llresilrtl nr H nrhtciird Evening Dinners From 0 to 10 P0 Nnnn Lunrhei Dally 11.30 to 2..'10 Clnaed Sumlaya B A H anil Cocktnil TxjungR Open Daily except Monday from 1:00 p. m. te 1:00 a. m DEW DROP IN N ^ lfr Roule 17 02. flu llrn it 11ful Lake Mumue, 2 Ml. North nf Sanford. A ll Mixed Drink* Wine, Liquor, llerr A l the Har E. A. W olfer, Ptnprletor Carry-out eei'e—| Sreftlr Memur aedlMM M vUlhf UAIOKC MARHOtf r tU c o io g i PMMKIDfM /*r a kfusuc FEATLRK TIME TiK—LAST COMPLETE SHOW 9:00 ALIO SELECTED SHORT—"IIEAUTY AND THE HULL" LATEST NEWS CARTOON • - - at the ROUND TABLE . vittu so t- ta ii.iiiitc u v u room waooa P .flHX, no.. I.baw m u >ii t « «u . u n i ewMifiti riei. Uw-re. h KWWtt: II • u. w-,,. l a M H y See W h a t Tnu K a l- E a t A ll You Want I fle re e d 11:31 a . a*, tn 1:39 p. **. 1:0(1 p. m. In 7:00 p. Pi. C#l«ry City Grill IIS M ag n o lia N e a r tha R ita MADDEN’S CORNER BAR and GRILL Corner Like end Wafran Near Lnngwond Hotel Watch For „ OPENING of nur RESTAURANT SOON Bleach • Disinfectant • COHONI • UNINS »WHITI WOODWORK REFRIOERATORS LUNCH BOXIS MEAD BOXES FOKELA1N THERMOS JUGS •liNKI M • WASH BOWLS W • TOIIIT BOWLS 1 • Till ^ Th* favorlf* ef AAitli*** Sfnt# 1919 R nuta 17-D2 3 Mile* North of Sanfnrd Phone — Sanfnrd t i l l _ 0 )11)0—On—Down To Tito — V - Lf SANOWICII 8HOr J Q U IC K S E R V IC E -G O O D 2.1th st Park FOOD c u n n or n im s -n b o o m Open 9:50 a. m. to IStSO p. « . the world'g belt SHRIMP Don & Geri’s Dinners ,lek,B/fom $M$fL Jt u i i i n e r B c* gt|ak Re.aturant and Cafe Reel Meilcen Open Evening* — Cln.ed Siuulay* Favorite Premium neer at Par and Carry - Out. Cor. Church and Lake f.ongwood Uia food !■ not ju»t GOOD but Good and PLENTY at M OTORS INN Reate 17-92i M-mll*» North of the Zee >EN 24 HOURS Complete Change ef Menu Dally inert from 8Sc wL B A 0“c'*S? TURKEY on SUNDAY .1.00 Bring thhe Family 4 Twn wtnt»r vacations Ifl. th# Annfnrfl-Orlando area of Central Elm Ida rnnvinrrd Dun and. Oerl llllsiuan *ut th« part of Klot'ld* they wniiled tn mak* their per» metient hom e, and a fuse- daya* visit In the Longwnod vicinity de­ rided them Just where In Central Florida that home would lie. This happened a year and a half ago when the llllamani sold their home near Cleveland! Ohio, and bought the Corner Restaurant, now known m Don and (leri'a, at Churrh and Lake Avenue In Jx>ng« wood. The Nitsmens oldest boy, Jim, graduated from Lyman high keheot last year, and is now employed a t the Turina flora in Hanford* Little Cary, now In the third grade, la already boasting that he cgme tea Elnrlija a lot younger than hla brother did. Interest In arhbat af« fairs la not confined tn ju it tha children: I’apa Don drive* one a f l.nngwnod’a flv* arhonl buses, In addition In lending fieri a strong right arm in the restaurant binInesa. rialn friendly Inlerast In peo­ ple In a friendly mmmiinlty mull pay dividends," says 3 e rL '* 0 u r busJneaa la too big for thla email place, and 'long about the ffrel o f March we move Inin our ow n p l a n that Don la building on- Waal Mnlnar .Street. It will he a complete reatauiw >n*. t»n room gnd truck Rreakfait Dallcloutly Waffle* or Hot C ik u With Ham, Sauiag* or- B tera Our 8Bn Lunch Mtnu ChingcH Dallv Super ‘BurRers and Sloppy Joe’s Stall Remover * Deodorizer J Serving the Choicest Chicken, ("nupa and Sea Food STARTS SUNDAY .on — d ir e c t io n s — Turn E**t nn 17*91 at Casselberry At flur Itig Red Arrow (1 Mile* East Of Tka (lanfard Orlande Dog Trark To Oar d a b House) Prescription for Family Harmony EAT OUR FAMOUS o r a r ir ■ T A T g o r r C o R i P t t . •, . A K P R L i r j B o r n . *>.j n A L r n H A IK N . If a llv a . and Ih t lr c*apr< • th e unknow n apoutaa If m arried and If deed. Ihe ra a p a rtlv , unknow n haira. devlarea. g ra n te e ., aarlsn ea i. Ilennra, rre d lln ra . It u a ir a . m o fh a r r la if n a n i. b>. ih r-iu g li, under o r a g a in .I .e ld Andrew J. P « j.| SJid r .l p h H a * .n , and a ll p arllev h a tin g , or c la im in g to hava. any rig h t, title or H ila r a .l In Ihe fnlr w l a g d t .r r lh a d property, lyin g and being In S .im n n le i.'nunty. Kinr l j i , in - w llW i l l S I M feet of Reefh. It I c h ain s of N R 'i * f B W * nr p .r llo n l i , T n w n .h lp 11 fo u lh . Range I * K a»l. ‘ Tn u , and earh n f >nu, a r t h .r t b y a n llfle d lh a f a e i|l| haa bean brought a a a in .i you l-i the c i r r u l i CnurT, tg and tor demlnnle r o u n le , Ih C hancery, entitled ft S .orlda, w a n e and n M N C i i r x v v n r .. I w ife , n ia lh llf f e . v. AN UIJK4V J EVERY EVENING FROM NOW ON— INCLUDING SUNDAYS * COMPLETE DINNERS FROM $1.85 A T LEA ST O N E N IG H T A W EEK! «*t|l !•* n n » t n | 4galn*t m h i , ami th e-*'<A* pro. *».| I* a r i*• T h t S lh fA rd 11* * A1*1 I* d*Ntgna**d 1» a R rw * in |ie r nf g *n » ra l rirc iilA TH E STATE n ) FL nR IH A TO • inn In which th l* rita 'lo n ahall OZEI.I. ft NORMAN SIS a ll i n publl#h$4 n i * M rh d * oK for M IT AVKNI'f., RoaTON, ,»l A*. da four r n io r r y t lM aAriiraKTTe IV IT N K M »nv ha ml and n fflrta t I A aHttpn Unm iildlht h a iln g h**n a*#! nf Hi* «*l*rW nf thA C l . #$| H int Agninat «nu in Hi* l*lr# n|i C n u ri, esn Iht* III* J lt h Any of • ’injrf In Ahd for A*m inol* f'lu m v KlnrltlA hy l . t r i l . l . i : r S fillM A N ff»r el I vo n a, th* ahArt till# r»f Dhh*' I# I . ( ' i ' l l . l . t : K. .N lHIM % \. r iA fo ttff i #r«tiA n / .K I .L H N OKM AV. D *f*ndauf. th *** pt * a*n|a «r# to rom mand you to Appear *»»il fll# your r o t ic b «.i The SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM COCKTAIL LOUNGE— NO INSTALLATION CHARGE 21 n E. FIRST RT, IN DINING ADVENTURE SEM IN O LE PARK. RACEW AY MORE? PER 100-Ln. CYLINDER 1 A awnrn peflflnn having been filed In lh * r i r r u l t f n i i r l In and fo r I Menimnle f o u n ir . P lo rld a . h> KF1N K B T I.E IIO V K N H I IIT and IIOIIH4 S IS K K N H IIIT . hie w ife me .h n rl title of n lili h I . I V T H E M S T T lill I l f T H E SIM H'TItf.V IIV K IIN E K T I.E IIO V K N H IIIT and H U ItlS \| \ i : J K N H IIIT hla w ife nf I ' l l A Itt.K S I . E E TA III III. Minor, fh 'e e p re. R#o»a are* t»» neriimari't i e»u |n a|iI'fd r an>| f ll* >our s i r l l l r n atiwsx.-r or fils J*> t Inna H*»*ln nn or Le f»»rr Hi* 11a| itay nf I m ih iam A f» I **'*A ^ "Thf Country Cluh of Trotting Tricin'* PRESENTS BOTTLED GAS ens’ ,m l A ^ n . ' W ’ l - I M i ’ P o lic e said th e y found no gun in fnrd. Sem inole f o u n t )’. J'lo fld a . i | | ) r ronm and figured she had In'cn t C O L liT h k a i . i ^ , , #rndn„ m urd ered . bottom. These exptostons usually are set off from a ship. Tha vi­ brations they p r o d u c t travel through both water and land, and are rernrded and studlad at vari­ ous distant polnli. Tha amount of delay lhay ancounter In raaehlng a given observation nation and the extent tn which they are dii> lorted In penetrating submerged mountains nr submarine canyons tells the observer whit they have been through. The m u lti which uptyt tho moon theory ihowed (hit the lay* era nf b u i l t and granite under ill ocean* a rt of uniform thl'kneis. . Tha moon theory wai bleed os tha f irt that the top layer^tf tha aarth'a rru it li rompoiad ^fiilnly of baialt which li underlaid by • thick itratum of granlta. W#pR th* big chunk flew off the e jrth H auppoiadly took with U moaKof th* baialt, leaving only a thQ| allr« of that aubxtanre on toy*«f the granlta In tha area aow u v t n d Right off thhe Shrimp Boat* 31.09 I Chill Con C irm 4(V Angle’s E at Shack Sanford at 28th fneptre Are.) Phone 9140 Pull Course ll.lt Sunday Dlnngrg I Try Our N. Y. Cut Delia Steaks Glass Fountain Rt. 17.92 at RL 491 (Apopka Rd. Cas.alherry Lleng meet hi ear Prt«et* Dining Room eeth let and 3rd Thuradey. Open T a. m. ta Midnight �•a*. -vrriej la r f is s , W in * ’* * , w in b a w itfc « • iim . tether lu m a aaaoaneee that it lue to abuse it* practice of fivix# i feminine name*, in alphabetical I hp Botay, Carla ate Dora. TO readere iehene* "David Coppsrflsld", in which was David’s child bride, Dora win •**» y an appropriate name for a violent ate active pair. But the Weather wureau is Justly that it cannot piek and choose. Borne difficulties are already developing waat the American government to redoce Its spendings, particularly military spendiag, le the belief this Stminolt County Records will brlnf as a depress Ion here. A rrh i* T . M ar* te ie a tta a *<■• They're reported te be thtnhtag Marjia L. Mixon la M l i a ft V a­ * a i u l r * FUieV* *1 t ) I * M a t A tL l o r inn that way but— . . , . . _ . Ctmar ft Raaalay at »* le LAk* M l. Bab. They won't agree on disarma­ Charm Fruit Ca. Await r t w t l l ft w ife la I t l F t * . . lt Sav. ft L a ta A tan. L a ri Tlltmaa at «a ta Ltw la Aliament and they talk af developlni s a T iB P A c n a a e Coaaua at as. „ _ aa latarcoeUnaatil guided missile. aa Klmsr tat Feft saw. ft Lo se Aaaa. la J. U ankay at us ta R. ft U J . R lin t r at a*. So tbo Ualtod States will step up Riakamara at u a Bn k. af Xepbyraills la OShlm ft W. Fawlor at al ta CaJrla dofossea, The Russians premiss L. Alfrae T v le r l u • . _ „ or Uaaraia Hilda Ddamaa. Cbarlaa U a a a rS fw lta a la O a r* , •eoeomie aid la Asia. Tbs United Haaala flraaa Barb at vlr la Aa­ ala. JMaaab, Lerbach lac. aa F. Rlaabart at rlr. Slates will boost Its foreign aid. ■ la C ftt L A B M V e Ludamll W. Marakl at ttb ta StoRabart F. Bwatmaa ai n« la Oara« This Isn't the Brat time the Rus­ abaa 2. Marabl at ua. J. Raady at ua ta Ryaratt pie la c., supplym lL t a a it sians got tho opposite of what thoy a Rlchnr* Takla Hathaway lu . Thalma U ■«(•*. may havo hoped for. The classic Hack H. E llla at ua ta Bvarait Hathaway. » « w .f a f a lly . Jah a AaAarana Hntmaa at a t la C. Rataa example waa in IMS when Stalin William ft Hatlar at ua ta W il­ aiaataa Whatley D avla ft C a . m i*, let the North Koreans attack South liam ft Hollar Jr. r a f t aa m t U. a. Army la Jamaa Bw ala. aaw illiam a Hailar at aa ta W il­ Korea. C Hailar Jr. Early that year tho Truman ad­ liam Julian A. Vara A wifa la Jamaa Mjrrm *R o K 5ar il#na W ear la J . t>. Waodruff. carl, topr fin al Ju4«mnt ministration, bent oe economy, F. ftaaaaa ft wlfa. ■lata a f P I*. la D a ra th y ^ . Ksn■oaraA aaa wanted ta cut military spending. R. W. Wllliama la F1a Biata t a b B ric k , aaty. eamm. ■lata a l F la . to FatrlolA I t O at. Odham ft TaBsr I s a , ta MArila The then secretary af defense, abat, am y. comm. Louis Johnsoa, said he would ask wVllfam J. Farry at aa la J. W. Congress for anly u i i billion dol­ Waltar lac. A rth u r R . F a Jla a , I I . O rlaaSa la Nelson a Laos* at ua ta m e lar*. Jaaa Carpenter, f», Sanford. ■tata far. Cara. Tba Korean War began, foa United States jumped In, Ameri­ cas military apandlaf abet up, de­ fense plants lava does a laad-of flea buslnaas, aad American prea­ perity has reached a peak. This la the total of Americas military spending since and Includ­ ing 12M: 1224,117,000,000. The El­ senhower administration gradually haa been cutting down on It. Tho Defense Department eitlmales that la the present fiscal year, ending neat June 20, It will spend about 24Vi billion dollars. But now Secretary of Defense Wil son figures spending will hit lilt billion neat year, In part be­ cause of bliber costs. Tho United Slate* can’t afford to lag behind the Russians, who talk disarmament but ara armed to ths teeth. And probably this government heard (he Soviets ar* working hard on guided missiles. Premier Bulganin laid aa much last week. • Wilson aald one billion dollira would go next year into developing missile*. The United States Is spending 7M million on them now. After Bulganin end Communist You ntvar can loft whan tomat parly chief Khrushchev made their trip to Asia with promises of te» low -cost accident Insuranea nomle help, Secretary of Stale Dulles said foreign aid spending might b t tha b ait fnvastmant by thli eoimtry would go up from 24.200.000,000 this year to |4,400,you avar mad# In your lifof 009,000 next year. Q, X ate Z, always troublesome letters, ara repraaentad th!a year by Quenda, Xlna and Zsnda. It will b« • bit of batTnewa to us hart hi Florid* if thsr* la an occasion to us* Quoad*, because that (would b* the 17th hurrieana of thft year; and heretofore there hare boon so nor* than 11 of the bit falaa. la IMS the aeries ended with Katie, the eleventh. Enoughl Too mftnyt Resolution Time A new Majmr, a new commissioner, end a brand new yeart A te ahead of ue ie the moat prosperous year in the history of Sanford and Semin­ ole County. AH of it reminds ns thet we need new resolutions to tide us through ths next twshro month* Ths resolutions should includs closer eooperation to work for the things that ar* better for our eommunlty. Only by working with the people, for the people, do we ac­ MENT; SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS Part S< complish ths goal in Ufa and In a community SecUon 111. PUBLIC IMPROVX- PLEDGE; TAXES TO BE LEVIED that le the pinnacle of achievement for MENTS, BONDS, ISSUANCE AND IP SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ARE SALE FOR PAYMENT OP COST NOT COLLECTED. Aftsr the levy health aad happiness. * SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS of special assessments for strest Whet do wo see ahoed of us in Sanford OP; PLEDOED; BONDS TO BE GEN­ Improvements itaad confirmed, and ate Seminole County? ERAL OBLIGATION; EXCLUDED aftsr the eomplstlon and acceptance Is foolishness, new has become aa satahThe widening, repaving end four-laning PROM DEBT LIMIT; ELECTIONS. of laid improvement by ths City »te part of our federal system of safe- of 17-M from one end of the county to the After the equallaaUoe, approval aad Commliiioe, the City Commisiieu iris against disaster. Democrats and R*» confirmation of the levy ef ipeeial may, by resolution, Issue further , Weans alike support K, ate public ap­ other. boedi, pledilna the full faith and More Industry to bring bigger end better credit of the municipality to on peal Is atreng ■mount not oicoedini the unpaid The beile reason for this approval la payrolls to the eountywide community. aaitaimenls tor said street Im­ Another twenty-five per cent increase in it unsssptoymsat insurance actually provement; provided, however, that ( ifcs. Though the system will doubtless be populationIf any bond* have been tiiued un­ A bigger Senford Neva! Auxiliary Air ■ der the preceding section, upon an proved further in years to come, the'fact estimate of (he eoat of the Improve­ I tens that already it has protected many Station. ment, the bonds tiiued under this nrteana against eomplate loaa of Income A dock* and wharves project completed j section shall not in the an resate they have become unemployed. At the and in operation along Seminole Boulevard oseeed the amount of the unpaid astime H has also kept up purchasing *alng our natural resourcea to their fullest aenmenta. 1 aad thus benefited the entire oeon- extent All ipeclat assessments levied and imposed in respect of the Improve­ The btggeat building program In the his- i ment, under this a id the preceding Bsports indicate that improper payments tory of ths county. 1 section shell constitute a fund for lav* been held to a low level, and that there With better roads and highways, an sxthe payment of the bond* authelave been relatively few abuses of the panded trad# area bringing thousands of ! riaed by this and the preceding System. Unomploymnt insurance is expen­ ■hoppers to ths business houses of Sanford , aectlon, and, In the event there be a failure to collect and rectlve the sive; more than two billion dollars le paid out ftiA Seminole County. said special assessments In season iiHiaanp. A cross state airline serving Senford end i to pay the principal and Interest of ' But m the whole H seems well worth saber similar communities that need air J laid bonds, the municipality shall scribed by this Act, and ahall be travel service. levy and collect on all taiabte pro­ Issued In the same manner as pro­ The General Sanford Memorial Library , perty le said municipality a tax vided for In the preceding sectloa; aufftctaal la pay such principal and provided that no bonds Issued tinate Museum building. T h i Sanford Horald G EN ER A L Interest aa Iba .asms respectively r the authority of this Sectloa Completion of the eltywid* street im- i become due and payable. AQ bonds ahall be held any way fo Impair er provement program. Issued under the provision of thin Invalidate any apeclal assessment 111 ff. PARK AYR, These forward looking projects will mean Mellon shall be aaduded from any made under the provisions of this much to Sanford artd Seminole County, along limitation of bond indebtedness pre- Act with the hundreds of other projects that will , be completed in the twelve months we know i aa 1956. i But, without the wholehearted coopers- J tloa of every official, every eltlsen, and , ovary business, w* will again be standing i still. I Rasofationa ar* in order every day of i tte new year I—If we live up to them end j work toward their accomplishment. Thursday, January I , 1956 A new year, a new calendar, a new cutTODAY’S BtBLB YBBSI k ea Mfe-but the same darn old bill* ‘SITIenceforth there Is :;r**noerortn is laid up for me a eaten of righteousness, which ths Lord, the The groat number of soap aommsrelala With ovory CA R Purchased gots a Now 1956 righteous Judge, shell give ms at that day: ta television must'prove something. Either aflt not to ma only, but unto an thana alaa we're the cleanest people that ever lived or iM t lova his appearing.’’—II Timothy 4:0. the asset bored. CARRAWAY & McKIBBIN IN SU RA N CE J PHON1 499 All 1955 Trade Ins to be Sold Below Tog Liitod bolow ara tom# of our stock and pricoi Ftrd Bukk Suptr le d u Pbrmoetk Sedai Bulck Super Bukk 2^oor M a n * ■* *• - Bulck 4-door Sedan •»vt Ford Vi ton pkk-up Bukk Sedan kw -m Seaft Ford V-8 Extra Clean Good Trades $165oo $195.00 $29900 $45000 $816-0° $97].oo $899-00 $219500 $1415.00 Libaral Tarms BUICK CO. �/ 8 9B » W'^V.- ■ ' cVs r-r+v* V . m Westey Daughters Sunday School Unit Moots On Tuesday Sr-’ F. H. Case, Radio Ham, Elected * 'Master-Oscillatorship' Ja n 1 Ob Jaa. 1, E. H. Caia, owner tad operator of amateur radio ata. tiou W4.NGR la Lake Mary, took over Lba "MaiKr-OicIllatorihlp", (a word comparable to matter of cere­ mony) o( the oldatt “bam" Mtwork of amateur* radio itatloaa In tk* United State*. TIm “ Knlfhtt of tho Kilocycle*" “ » network.. of "ham" atatloni . . , rddlo m , „ coverlni the .tat* of Florida to all principal eitlei and communitlei haa been orgtalxcd tine* 1614 and kaa held lta meatinsi each Sunday morales, religiously except for the • year* covered by World War II when amateur actlvIUea were im ­ pended by sovemmentel order. Over M privately owned ham •partied atatlatu anawered roll call « w h * a called by Caae laat Sunday. After the call announcement* wore made of a eomtnf "ham-fact" lit Dtytoaa Beach Feb. IS by W4RWM and a# a DX Conteat High Score Sta­ tion* by W4JQ of Wttt Palm eBach tiona by W4JQ of Wcat Palm Beack. Each atatioa In turn tranamltta ler two minute* on the "firat go6" and three minuter on the Toplea of eonvariation vary ''from weather to almoat anything ]m t|1nabl* and local member atatlena that call in each Sunday morn­ ing at 7:M Include W4HGO owned by Ralpk Dawson; W4TRT owned by Bonny Raborn Jr.; W4VYS own Od by Jim Wllllamaon; W4JZV owned by Forrest Breckanrldg*. Caaea'a wife, Claudio*, and hla two daughter* are ardent abort wave llatenera and aaioelate mem.f b e r a *f the “ Knight* of the Kilo­ cycle*. Find. Wedding Plans Revealed For Jan 7 Rites Mlta Mary Julia Thuriby, d tu |h ttr or Mr tnd Mr| WUUtra T. Thuriby of Oram* City, will become Ut#"N bride of Robert F. Clark, aon of Mr. and Mr*. Gears* T. Clark alto of Orange City at a nuptial m att which -will be cele­ brated at • a.m. at the All Soul* Catholic Church with tho Bov. Richard Lyo*a officiating. Richard Aiken will be aololat lor the occatioa. Bridal attendant* will includb Mitt Mary Haten of Orange City, maid of honor, Mra. Bernard Harkey, Sanford, bridetmald and little Mlta Brenda Thuriby couiln of the bride of Orange City at Junior bridetmald. Sharon Sloan of DeLand will be flower girl and ring bearer will be David Rankin, couiln of the bride, Orlando. Theodore Clark will bo hla brother'* belt man and la from Savannah, Ga. Uihera Include Wil Tburaby Jr., brother of the bride and Georg* Haten. No Invitation* are being tent but all friend* of the coupla are in­ vited to the ceremony and wedding breakfaat which will be held at the Woman* Club in Sanford. The Daughter* of Wetley Sunday School Claa* met in McKinley Hall at 7:96 p. m. Tuesday avanlng with Mr*. John GUIon, Mr*. Roai Adam*. Mr*. T. S. Sullivan. Mr*. D. M Paul and Mra. A. C, Rector at hotttataa. The Hall wa* beautifully decoratad with greenery. Rratlllan pep­ per and polnaattlaa. Mra. Roy Till!*, data preaidant, opened the butlnett teuton with the elate tong tn uni ton. Tbie waa followed hy Mr* TUlla reading "A Happy New Yead Raclep". Atl atandlng committee chairmen mad* their report*. Mra. E. H. Laney made a donation to the birthday bank along with Mra. John Gtllon. Mr*. J. E. Courier, Mr*. A. D. Zackary and Mr*. Lida Stall. Mra. Chari#a Meriwether gave the data devotional reading a Ptalm. She alto read tome article* from the book "Ralnbowa" ending with a prayer. During the toelal hour refreshmonte of fruit eako, coffee and nut* were aerved to Mr*. R. A. Futrell, Mr*. P. A. Rowland, Mr*. Ben Monroe, Mr*. A. H. Gregory, Mra. H. W. Dick, Mr*. Harry Brown, Mr*. O. White, Mra. R. F. Cole, Mra. Lida Stall. Mr*. J. Brodle William*. Mr*. C. J. Meri­ wether, Mra. John M. Gtllon, Mr*. Loulae Knowlea, Mra. S. G. Harrlman, Mr*. J. E. Courier, Mr*. Claud* Herndon. Alto Mra. R. F. Rohlaen, Mra. A. D. Zachary, Beat!* Zachary, Mra. E. H. Lanty, Mr*. R. G. Hickaoa, Mra. Clark Leonardy, Mra. Paulin* Howard, Mra. W. E. Ratnei. Mr*. Z. B. Ratliff, Mra. M. R. Strick­ land, Mra. Albert Hlrkaon, Mlta Alin* Chapman, Mr*. Roy Tiilla and Mra. C. M. Flower*. meet at th* home of Mra. John Gulaalan at Indian Mound Village el I p. m. with Mra. John Jawtll aa eo-hoatasa. Th* WMS of th* Firat Baptist THURSDAY Church will maet at 10:4B a. m. The Intermediate Choir of the and havt a covared dish luncheon - Frlandi of Mra. A. K. Shoe­ meat at at noon. Th* orocram will be at 1 maker Jr. will he glad to know Firat Baptiat Church p. m. wkn Circle No. Four In that ah* It Improving In the Or- 7:00 p.m. charge. Topic I* “ We Give Thee 4 *ng« Memorial Hoipltal In OrThe Adult Choir of tha Firat But Thine Own”. •land* after an operation Raptiat Church will maet at 1:00 St. Marl s Chaptar of th# Holy 1p.m. Cross Episcopal Church will maet Mra. Blanch* Stringer haa re Th# Seminole County Ministerial Ith Mra. R. I* Cornell, 2009 turned homo after tpendlng a Association will have lta regular Grandview Ave. at ■ p. m. week tn Jacksonville aa the gueat monthly matting at 11:30 at th* 7 _ , Th* Pilot Club annual benaftt of her brother-in-law and alatar-ln- .Seminole High School. Rayburn T ., card party will he at th* Mayfair law, Mr. and Mra. Carl Btringar. Milwee, County Superintendent of Inn beginning nt 6 p. m. The publle Schools, will be th* speaker an Is tordlally Invited to attend. Mra. Lee Draper and ton*, Mike "Th* Relation *f Religion to Pub­ and Andy *f lake Wales arrived lic Education." All mlnlstara in TUESDAY Wednesday to ipend a short tlm* Pilgrim Chapter of the Florida the county are Invited to be •w ith har mother and father, Mr. present Society of tha Daughter uf Ameri­ v and Mra. Harry Lee Sr. Intermediate Chnlr of th* First can Colonist* will meet with a Tommy Stringer returned to Baptist Church will meet at 7:00 luncheon at Palk Restaurant oa Sixth flt. In Winter Haven. Re­ Sanford Monday night aftar spend­ p. m. Th* Adult Chnlr of the First servations must be mad* by Jan. ing the New Year’e weekend in Jaekaonville with hla unel* and Baptist Church will meat at 6:00 7 to Mra. E. S. Horton, P. O. Box 999 at Winter Haven. aunt. Me. and Mr*. Carl Strlngar. p. m. Th# Gleaners Claea of th* First Th# regular meeting of th# Mlaa Margaret Morrison, •J10 Seminole Chapter No. 2 OES will Baptlet Church will hav* a monthwas home from Richmond, ' ’*• meet at th* Masonic Tempi* at 6 It a*i«inn at tha homa af Mra. H. where ah* attends college at th* p. m. Wad# Rucker, 940 Valencia Drive at a University of Richmond, ha* reFRIDAY itu rn ed to achooL The American Legion Auxiliary Wee Sandra end Mias Son]* will hold It* monthly supper meal­ All Calendar Montortoe left by train Monday ing at 6:90 p. m. In th* Legion afternoon to return to Virginia Hut. A short business masting will Llatinfi And Interment College to Bristol, Va. follow after which n moving pic­ after spending the holiday* with ture will bo shown and a lector# Society New* their parents, Mr. end Mrs. K. givan. All legionnaires and thair A. Monforton at thair home an families ar* urged to attend. Are RfQOMted 1696 S. lanford Ave. SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Morris By 5 p. m. Tha Th* Jr. R. A.’# of the First Bap­ • l u v e returned after ' spending tist Church will meet at 6:90 a. a •N ew Tear's weekend Hi Miami aa Day Preceding MONDAY gueeu ot Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Perry. While there they attended Bt Catherine'* Chapter *f Holy PablJeatJon tbs Orange Bowl Game Monday Crose Woman'* Auxiliary will fB IM E g (pRAADJUth ■eg D l t e n «d Va. visited friends and role thee* during the holiday a hi laniard. She will he remembered as t h • termer Nelli* Brown Ji Wf1»M Ufl day te via* Mr. and Mra. Frank GROUP OF Wlaa* at daiaasvlll# ever New Year* Day before returning to VW n* TaUahaaa*#. Mra. Edna Heahler eg Ml Witor Ave. returned recently (tout n vueatiow •pent to Miami. C LEA R A N C E SUITS Mr. and Mra, E. 0. lawmen *d Wail Palm Beack were holiday lif.T I ALL WOOL NOW •bettor* ad Mr. and Mr*, tebert "W, Lord tnd Mr. and Mra. I . laaae# Qvk. Mr. and Mra. Dan A. Jerri af My. Mina, have arrived to apend th* winter with hie parents Mr. #"d Mr*. R. W. Lord, B. Sanford Ave, -•» $29-91 954.95 RAYONS NOW $ COATS 914.55 H E E iaU IB E I w u m u c ib iij \n / » r/ / AV Brin* raw HMerlotie* t* e a r allied alarm*. d iu far aarraat FAUSTS DRUG STORK Methodist "> Circles $ On BOqKsHeLf &o&d#n wt « ♦ ' * I1 ; . ; •• ■ .: a*»#* mr i ^ ••• i % « t <<r • :3 1 Ms Stmt* inset amailHg N« pre-hu b tka be* with th* Miraculous — *--tr le ad At least, a bra with a eo* tour-band.., Maid enfant to ■#w deelf* disco very that actually w w a up fcrueeta (Ac easy*, .e asperating aid lift inf yoa with anaaaiaf ease. am Naw contour-band Pre-hWU* five# you b e a u tiH MMiraf separation with perfect eoafat 5* dainty to wane, to lower-freah white .. embroidered Wosdcfotfi cSSl 2.00 <*6A T LA f M T lW lft AL B A N K ATLANTIC NAD 0NC4AMU* mm STATEMENT O f CONDITION AS OF DECEMBER 11, 1159 AFFltlATRD WITH T H I ATLANTIC NATIONAL RANK OF JACKSONVILLE •ANFORD. FLORIDA STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF DECEMBER SL 1955 COMPTROLLER'S CALL COMPTROLLER'! CALL Lcena and Discount* Overdraft# 1,211.101.74 Loan* and Diaeounte Banking House, Furniture 111,HIM and Fisturae 1,711.0* Other Baal Berate Federal Reacre* Bank 11.000 00 Stock 14,794 41 Other Resource* U. B. Government « 2,161,960 II Obligatloaa Other Markat461,111.17 able Benda Cash and Dua From 1.476,991.18 4,614,489 90 Banka Capital Stock I 200,006.06 Surplua 100 , 000.00 Undivided Profit* 11,016.II Resawaa 10,604.10 Unearned Dt****** 14,691.14 Banking Haiti*, Furniture and Fixturaa Customers Liability Undtv Letters of Credit Federal Bsatrve Bank fltoak U. S. Govh Deyoatta 7,167,66914 TOTAL 17,714,484.04 ObitRation* 10,768,108.86 Other Market­ able Banda Cat* and Dua From Banka DIRECTOR! TOTAL B. W. WAV* V l « e - P i •* < « # ■ * «■*. IS. *1**10* Tie* h u Mta i a. w. s u n C tm U m ■ •tire * , ■ aufer*, rta rM e ■ B . c o t .c u e * Capitol Stock Surplua Dt-UI-a Mess**#. VtsHS* *•» •» A t-laai O ea fta v Oaufer* rises** a. a . 1’iTwa a n m r * Ik ln o«i*4«, rtw iii C * U rr Undlvl4#4 Praflto w \aOMLm *. ft a m a iia a m. i.c . a a iiito ia Om i m a *arr«arA*a rw a i m I n t t m r l remit Cw It M f f t o n v lW a S II Reserve* Unaarnod Dtaaaaal Lattara uf Credit Wi TOTAL r UAt 1,Ml,641II Other Rail Estate Professional Bldg. Lot Other Resources 17,716,486.04 TOTAL «. W. ***** REGULAR S T O C K ! Vane*. Approximately U mem berk fad ivasu war* praarat. Sanford Teacher Is Married In Lake Worth To W. Walker 16-91 GOOD BUYS - A L L FROM OUR P t || I The Woman** Society of Chg|atints Service ot me Kifat atethOdiati Church met In McKinley Hall, Jan ; 9, 1196, for regular board and bualneat' meeting which waa presided over by Mra. W. A. Hunter aa pre aidant of tha W. S.p.S. Following this a program wa* presented by Circle Nine, entitled “Changeless Gospel In Revolution ary Aga". Mrs. R. E. laker was tn charge of the devotion. Mrs. R. U. Hutchl son led the program. Discussions were given by Mra. Ben Wiggins re preaentlng th* "World", Mra. AL bert Hardesty representing "Chrisllanlly", Mra. II. W. Dick repre­ senting ■•Communlam," Mra. J. N ■y S. DRIGGERS l Attarallo aa “Undecided Nation," Her* Is th* right way to start th* and Mrs. Thomas Butts at "Modern new year! Bead some good book* Missionary Program". Also an Important announcement and pea* the word around to was mad* concerning the musical frlenda. Books ar# good compan­ travelogue, A Trip To Tho Holy ions; wonderful for an armchair Land", prttenled by Stephen A. Journey into mother land or an­ llabouah, under the auspice* of th* other Uf*. First Methodi.it Church W.S.C.S. at For Instance, three new keeka South Sid* Primary School, Fri­ cam* In the mall thl* diornlng: day, Jan. 6, 7:10 p. m. "Look Of Th* Eagle" by Robert February Circle meetings are a* Scott Jr. (author of "God la My follows: Circle On* will meat with Co-pllot), a novel about a Jet pUot; Mrs. John Comlney, Orange Drive, also "Th* Last Bound" by Frank Loch Arbor, 10 a.m.; Ctrcla Two O'Rourke, th* story of a boxer,— wilt meet with Mra. T. R. Hatchet. a boy who look'd food, fought w*U, Laka Monroe; Circle Three will and finally mad* bit way to th* meet with Mva. E. M William*, last round; than, too, "Tlw Out2100 Cordova Drive; Circle Four dooraman'a Cook Book" by Arthur! will meet with Mrs. J. B. Crawford, Cahart, a guide to good eating In Lake Mary Blvd. Members going ramp or on lha trail. will meet at church. Cara will Three different trip* you can MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM WALKER JR. leave church at 6:M a m.; Circle taka and not mov# from your Five will meet with Mr*. M. R. 1chair (or bed, if you’re that klad ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ • Strickland, 611 Palmetto; Circle of a reader.) Six will meet with Mra. R. F. There ar* aa many other food Robison, 1407 E. 2nd, Monday af­ ternoon 9 p.m.; Circle Seven will hooka, old onta, that you may not meet with A. D. Zachary, 112 Mag­ hav* had a chance to read while nolia, Monday afternoon 9:90 p.m.; your children were growing up. Now that the ruth ot tho holiday* LAKE WORTH—In an Impres­ Heaven" end "Entreat M* Not to Circle Eight will meet with Mr*. Tat* Chapman, W. 1st Street; Is ovar, com* to vour library and Leave Thca." sive candlelight ceremony at th* Circle Nine will meet with Mra. look around. W* welcome brow­ Firat Presbyterian Church Tuesday Mra. Charles Ash, alto a sorority Thomas Bulls, ’412 Park Ava. sers. And don't forget our magasitter from Panama City wa* mai night. Dee. 27. Mill Virginia Ruth Monday sfternoon 3 pm. and tinea. We subscribe to ovar <0 Booth, daughter of Capt. and Mr*. Iron of honor. Sh* wore a holiday Circle 10 will meet with Mra. from which you may choot*. green ballerina satin dreaa design­ Herman Booth, lit N. M. St. be­ Grady Herman. *10 W. First St. Our winter visitors who eome In came the bride of William James ed with a light fitted pointed bodice team lo think wa have a "lovely featuring collar and cuffs and car­ Walker Jr. ried a green tulle muff adorned was attired In eocoa brown tace library". W* do want to mako Th# llev. Fred. A. Kullmar per­ with Knfllth holly and red roaea. with brown velvet acceasorlea. Her them welcome to come In and use formed tha double ring ceremony our library while in town. Sh* wore a headpiece el pleated corsage was ot autumn mumi. | before the altar adorned with tulle and English holly.( For her aon’a marriage Mra. Good lurk, good health and good ;white chrysanthemums, English Bridesmaid, Mr*. Herman B ooth, Walker waa dressed In midnight I reeding lo you ill for th* naw holly and polnsettlai. Candle were Jr. Toronto, Canada and Junior blue lac# with matching arc**- year. 'lifhltd hy eholr hoya-.tohnny me- bridesmaid, Miss Barbara Jean »orles and wore *p Ink carnation Cheaney and rnmmy William*. Booth, Toronto, niece of th* bride coraage. Walghl.watchar* taka mrilcat Th* Brid* wore gown* similar lo the matron I Reception Chantilly lac* over bridal satin of honor. Their mutfa were adorned 1 Miss Oathleen Erakine had charge Cut n baked potato In half and was worn by lha bride, who waa with English holly. of the bride's book at tha recep­ scoop out th* Insides. Put tha given In marriaga by her falhar. Christie Rmlth, flower girl, wore tion that Immediately followed the potato through • rlcar end mash salt, pepper and hot milk The tight filled pointed bodice fea a while taffeta dress with tulle col­ ceremony In th* ehurch pariah hall. with until fluffy. Hpooti th* maahed lured a Mandarin collar of acal- lar, sleeve* and skirt. Sh# carried Olhira assisting were Mr*. Nat potato beck Into the ahtlli and loped tar* and long pointed sleeves. • tiny basket trimmed with holly Smith, Mrs. Robert Erakine, Mlta sprinkle with paprika. Rahaat In A full skirt ended In a cathedral and sprinkled holly leaves. Her Domthy Nordman and Ml a a tha evaa *r under th* broiler. train of nylon tulle, and her three- headplecw wet a crown of white Katherine Snyder. Garnish w i t h parsley sprig. tiered fingertip veil of Illusion waa flowera with a lwo-U#r*d veil at­ The bride was aradilaled from Chances are that you won't mlaa attached lo a tulle and pearl trim­ tached to It. Lake Worth High School and Stet lha ralorta-rlch butter usually med ealot. She carried a white Charles Ash served at best man. Lake Worth High School and Stet- lavished on baked potatoaal tulle muff with spray of whit* car­ Uahara were Harman Booth Jr., i »*>n Unlveralty where ah# waa a nations. Mabry Carlton Jr., Wauchula;! member of Phi Mu tororlly. She he la majoring In accounting. Hla Wedding Party Jeasa Little, Robert Munn, West l» • family member of South Side fraternity Is Delta Sigma Phi. Mis* Roberta Pemhle. aororlty Palm Reach, and Robert, Beech Primary. Sanford. Aftar a Inur of the- alate th* of th# brld# from St. Pattra- min.Cl# irw iler, fratarnlly brothara * Mr. Walkar, in alumnui of t#*n* couple will live at 441 E. Church, bur* wa* organist. Elvin E. Green of th# bridegroom. don High School, Jacksonville. Is a DeLand. HI sang "Father Thou Who Art in, Mra. Booth, mother of th* bride student at Stetson University where 118-91 ALJL-WOOL COATI NOW |22.95 To 929.91 VALUES J£Ot t o o r o u *mV 27-91 THI SANTORO HERATA Thara. Jan. 8, I f f * ' 111,111.41 �a n s --— j S ] 3,\ . J*u Aj t ' 1v^ j iS a .. * w o rm ran k f t r 'M H t a a r M T f ', & h o * r * tttm s r » / KjZSXfk I rn o u 2 m w tm \ H * * * W/ti M H O * ' COPM M m# Starts In LA . « "I Just don't Uka to have soma|n a running around who has hast­ en mo, that's all,” Fullmer daalatod In hla draaatog room altar hla bntistog diargaa won tha nod near CaitoUani'a clever counter punchtof. ' i l l gat to Robinson In time." L ilt nlghti BiUmuUy talavlaad bout left many of tha l,4t7 arena •pectaiors, aa wall aa the judges, a dlaagreamant aa to which fightnr should have won, Castellan!, despite blood streamfug from a deep cut over his right aya from tha alilh round on, was "AGE DOES NOT DEPEND ON YEARS BUT ON TEMPERA. MENT AND HEALTH” — •(Author'* asm* bolaw) — Medicnl aclanca li rapid* ly conquering many of the klltera that have plagued mankind, Small Pox, Ty­ phoid, Diphtheria, Malaria, and now even Polio are be­ ing controlled. Your at* should be mea­ sured, not by your years, but by how well you have taken card of vouraelf. Your temperament should be hatter bemuse vou know that vour health can be better If vou consult vour Pbvnlclan frequently and follow hln advice. We carrv the medicines that will help you keen young. TOUCH TON DRUG CO . PREBCRIPTION rilBMIffTE Car. lot A M malts "Wall/ ha naa to to jua m whan tt eomm ta tt* l Tap (warn Tha «i-rear-aid veteran a w ­ a r d M M itrekae an M tour­ nament raunda to win tha tro­ phy far tha fourth time, tha PGA announced yaatarday. Ha won it In m i , 1141 and 1M0 whan hla M.S3 average aat a record low that atlll atanda. Snead pirhad up $23,464 to place aavanth on the moneywinning Hat which waa topped by Juliua Boroe with (03,121. Boroa' $50,000 prita for taking tha "world champlonahip" in rm * r cHMhoHM* CLEVELAND (A-At list, a vieforlorn fighter who doarn't want to takd oo tha champion next: Brawler Gan# Fullmer, winner f f g split decision over Rockr CatA a lla a l llast eal aa I sals I lto a ' a m V tiu w l. Csllanl night bloodBplasbod 10-roundar at Cleveland .Arena, says he’d much prefer andtbar crack at Arganttoa'a Eduardo Lausaa to • middleweight title 'fl(ht with Sugar Ray Robinson. Fullmer dropped a decision to flammia* Iirmt Bused, whoas back MlMfiM h a v e playuad him far a numhar af y u r t, and who finished aut af iha runnlnr far tap money in tha IMA Mayfair Ian PGA 118,000 Opan, craatad ana af tha big surprioea of tha 19M golf that l* .. * “•u*w aura," a d WaM# * % conatliatary tea* "tt’s JUSt—wU, s .^ s w w p 'r * * ’ * ' Ann looked at too Mg man ae LOS ANGELES IB - The 1*M $olf campaign gate under way in "TSSJST u u t thia way," ha • lighter mood today bu tthe aaa* tag there. Ha eat thoughtful. admitted."Mut 1 Uka neat women, aoaad tournament profaaalonala gat "But tha main thing I do," Aim Ann, and aba meotoe 1 do." Mck M/tAMfA MOOCH down to aerloua work tomorrow in want on, after a pauae, “la to taka Ha talked to Ann about hla chil­ TtABtHT TOTUH* PtO tare of tha clerical work far the dren, too, and about ala mother. the first, round of tha $10,000 Loo iOTHOADAHD KOUWAU. A n k n l a a '' H u m Mood bank." Angalea Open. She waa e*aU-tovpU$, out Mary O tO O t TV f i t MAM Adam looked to her in surprise. wouidal let M r be Drought to their Tha Rancho municipal golf couraa iO-CAUiP AMAUimt "Ton khew they bad ana at tha waa tha oetttng for today’a pre­ \ APHTHA PAAAANT. milmad boopttalT" lude, a $>.300 pro-amateur cala"Tan, but I didn’t know that brity round, and featured la the you— Tours not getting paid tor Held warn Ban' Hogan and Um a n acme trouble ta aw a a y «. era youT" young manwho beat him out of “They couldn’t agord ta pay uma. U Mary aver goto into that hla fifth United States Open crown, much. No, I'm aat being paid. But a u to will and want tha gtrla to Jaek Hack. t there'a quite a bit of clerical work rafuaa tor hauaaraoanT" Aa aha got ta know him batter, —and — aapacially whan there's Tha two ware S'* in the tamo Dayton to No. g In the Asso­ been a bad accident, or a eertoua whan aka had mat Mary, a friend­ foursome, however, and Hogan will ciated Press poll ranking behind operation that caUa for more Mood ly paraun, hut undoubtedly froway, not eontine In (ho 72-hola tour­ State. 75. than wa have on hand—1 acuity whila Da. Alaaaader waa meucunament proper After tonight's game, the Flyara around and gat donora, lath them laua tn hla dram 1 lie suits beauuHogan, hia pal Jimmy Domaret; must tingle with Duquasna again Into giving Mood, nold an tn them fully tailored, hla accaaaoriaa m actor Dtnnla O’Keefe and tha tour­ at tho tail end of tha Mason. Naat until they do—” She wa emlUng, partem Uata-- srhaf aha bad met nament ro-tponaor, Rill McDonald, month they play Memphis Hiatt, and Adam regarded her curiously. the twe plump Uttia gtrla, Ann Jr., mada up one fouriome. "Too sound aa if you Uka Uut felt that aha underatood tha big a team that has gone over 100 work** daator’a prsbUma. Bita didn't offer Heck, Doug ford, comedian Phil points four times this season, (t “1 do like ttt i t 's - Ton don't much ta the way of comment— Harria and baMball'a Dal Webb vanquished Miami (Fla. )70-71 to and nothing tn tha way or advice mind, do you. AdamT" wars In another group. the Senior Bowl semifinal last "1 g u t M a man couldn't mind —but aba made a ayw pathetic tiePar for the Rancho eouria la night and will maet Spring HU1 work Ilka that, Ann," ha aald tMlffe 56-33-71, and moit aeervera for the title tonight Otim tbM doctor drove h«r home grumpily. "Not without aoundmg think that par 2*4 tor the four Lloyd Aubrey mida Notre Dams more of a heal than I'd want to from too hospital. Ha lived tn her neighborhood. Ana had no ear—it round* will not prove too difficult history last night when ha broke oound." Ha Mid no more, and Ann picked ■earned natural enough tar him to for tha bettor golfers. tha Irish field houM scoring record up bar book, but bar mind waa on do Uup. Ha waa put being kind. pattern waa tha aame-Fullmar Geos Littler won Iho IMS local victory over Butler. The Iris And aha waa hoaaaUy aurpruad thin new interest which aha had rllargad, flailing with both arms; Open and is a dscided threat In tipped to a 43-34 halftime lead. found. It was a wonderful thing, when Wendal, net brother, told Maryland warmed up to , its CasteUani caught many of tha thia one. working for tha blood bank! Tha bar fba’d batter not ride around thought that aha helped mvo Uvee, la Doe Aiosaadar’a Caddie aa otuns biowa on hla gloves and albowa One of Of# bait practice round* George Washington batllo tonight »eatore health—sod besides, aha it wan making quite a utua talk and countered with hooka and up­ waa a M turned In by Dow Fin- by clubbing Souh Carolina 74-37. found tha atmosphere of tha hos­ m town. itarwsld, a alender pro from Ohio Coach Bud Millikan of Iha Terpa percuts. t o w n aurprtpad that toa pital attmulaUng, tha buaynsaa, tha Judge Hark WllHama scored H who woo tho Fort Warns and had a long look at hia second f r l t n d l m oM and kintona t o tha Bared up aa aatiy aa if Uut talk M-M tor Ftfllmar, Referee Lou British Columbia Opens last year. stringers. personnel—aapadally to Dm Alex­ had tome asms. "Why,, that* By HUGH FULLERTON J« . Parker taw It PT-M tor Fullmer Finatorwald turned in a M for hla In anoihar AAC conlast. Lofty araayl I don’t nda araaad. t work ander, tha chief eurgeoa. first round in U m Mayfair Inn Open The Aaaaciatad Prats Davis scored M points to lead and Judge Charley Bill dissented Ha had been very hud to Amt, tor the MepltaJ Wood hank. EveryWaks Forest to an 14-71 "sweat Patricia Jana Barg, who ones and understanding, to apite to be­ ana out there ta vary thoughtful." with a M-M vote tor Caitcllanl. last December at Banford, Fla. "Nobody aaaa you with anyone Tha AP card had It IT-M for Cat- Lloyd Mangrum, a g-tlma win­ raven go victory over Duka. Only quarlerbarkrd a football tea mthat ing an extremely buay man, be ner of thia event, toured tha place lari weak, tha Doacons dropped a Included Oklahoma Coach Bud Wil­ Had taken Uma to explain ta her bat the Don" Milan!. about Um blood bank. “Tou’U Ann a brother waa a blond and Pullmar, 14, of West Jordan, in N strokes, and Cary Middle, (U-sg decision to tha Dukaa in tha kinson, waa tha woman athlete of all do the paper work more happily BarW man: ala round race now tha year for 1*35 to Iha opinion coff shot a » . Dials Classic, Utah, w a l g h a d 137to. Never If you know what it’s all about." Wag. Bushed,. a u e)ee dirtotaaad knocked out, tha rictory waa hla Feature pairings tomorrow In- Other noteworthy events last of tha nation’s iporta writer* and Of couraa eha would, and did. •bout the • canveraatlou which ha dud# Littler, Demaret and Mike sports broadcasters. night: S4th to 17 professional fight*. She waa grateful to Dr. Alexander. had fek It hla duty lb have with CasteUani, » , of Cleveland, Snuchak: Mlddiocoff, Mangrum and Biggest upset—Belmont Abbey's Tha stocky, 53-yaar-oId Tatty won HM eourtaar1 and Interest con­ hla pratty rater, “I’m put warn­ thia honor entirely on her ability tinued. She began to look forward ing you ta be careful, kid," be Mid weighed JM. Its wai tha third- Ed Oliver; Fleck, Marly Furgol MAJ over Richmond. ranked middleweight behind Rob­ and Jim Turgeaa; Julius Boro*, Undefeated—Temple won No. 7, as a professional golfer. Her foot­ to bis appearance la the doorway aaxiofuiy. "Careful about whatf t work ball playing days as one of the of the small office aha used, to hla inson and former champion Rnho A1 Baisfllnk and Jimmy Clark, and turning hack Lehigh 61-48. Olson and the defeat was his first Ford, Ftmterwald and Arnold Streaks — St. Bnqavenlura won 3«h Street Tiger* to Minneapolis fifth time. Palmar. 30th In a row at homt, whipping ended a good many years ago— to hia last 10 Tights. Ed ‘'Porky1* Oliver and Jay Ha- La Moyne 80-70. before aha took up golf at tha This eariisd bar tha first placa hart will bo playing In the Los Salon Hall, practically always a aga of II. votes of 41 writers and broad • Angela* Open out of Sanford, Fa. power, mada a fresh hid to get in Now at Iha arknowtadgrd "dean" In toumamrnt play. It was the raster* in Iha balloting for the Miko Bouchak, Marty Furgol and tha lop 20 by setting down Loyola of women's golf and possibly its first lima one player had taken athlete of the year. Sho was sec­ \l Btoielink were also considered of Baltimore M-34 for ita ninth vie' most Intense competitor, Miss Barg both Iha money winning and low ond on $2 ballots sod third on IS. sat a record tor tha others to scoring titles in tho same year. Mr*. Zshsrl** draw 3S first place rontandera tor top money to the tory In 10 stars. shoot at to 1*63. Iha led all the In Um balloting by 171 sports votaa, 14 saconda and four thirds. local Mayfair In PGA Open last Pink l.ars to.io tn (0 t.so proa on tha woman’* circuit to writers and bmadrasUra In tot Points scoring waa on a 5-2-1 basis. December when they played to No a u n srtn r l l. i o i t nn rtoonty (ladstn 7 on Associated Pres* year • and poll, Sanford. Q u in t,It ( M l |S* IS redheaded, blue-eyed Patty bait MOBILE. AU. (Jt-Tha natural Mutual haodl* $ l*Td S M nut another celebrated golfer, Baht Heavyweight Bout j o a t n u T f eaTRiBB rivalry of Paul Brown and Buddy t t r a t K ara — l ia a il* flra S a C Dldrikson Zaharias, by *4 points Parker waa never mart apparent ria at (M il O altr DaM la Vied For September -200 to !M. than today aa they went about pre­ NEW YORK (ft—A Ployd Pit- Mrs. Zahariasi ehoaen at tha paring opposing squids for Satur­ rtaal a a t* — •/>• Mila Tlaaai ai.a riv tn i r» ni i.oo s to 1 oo la ra a * Maas — S /ia Mils OraSe B tariofi-Rocky Marciano match tor outstanding woman athlete of 1934. day's Senior Bowl gamo. nmh Eiaina a.so i n (•OSt Mall Dally (laMbls Ut# world heavyweight title In Lo* didn't sea much competition In 1.10 Both had the air of men with Iha Miss La dr Pair Rural Chnlrr, Dat B-r. Lurky Quintals (lt ) 111 SO Angeles ii to too making for naat 1933. but tha wrttars and board* will to win. Saana* Mara — l/ ia a ll* Tlnat 1)1 (^alwsy. Bull,man, Painty Dish. September. rasteri still showed great respect Both have virtually dominated Bnilinx Taffr IS 10 I I so I I I) f * ' 1**’ Unpopular, R a d ia l. niua finnnall Bass S.I 0 1 40 t• s i ? s * M®r# Marciano may box Archie Moor* for her ability and for bar coverm l / i i Mils i i r a 4 . m pro football during tha past spi Mrnrnful ISO years. •«*/?**,i* 1' 1,0,1 '* Charm. Coauda. Rob Bakar or Boh Satterfield in ageous fight against cancer. Tha Qutnlals (1,1) llT I ta Pair Hr Pay. Rualy a llo w . P tB e i June before ho meats tha 1935 I'slly dnuhla i l - l i Ml to Babe played to nlno tournaments Brown's Cleveland Brown* have Thl-4 A t a i n . P a ia (Is d - r n . K a a tlo . nara — S/ia Mila Tima, Sin won sis straight divisional ilUts (.'aunlrp Tnpptr It .10 7.(4 S nn rsarib Bara — O la Mils OraSa M Olymple 163-pound champion who on the women's winner circuit and K y a lo , l-oHy T u la n a , Pan H on k Kmrhaaliar * 40 s jn hia bean a sensation since ha won two of them. Than ska had and three world championships. Kldlal 110 to drop out for an operation on Parker, although hla Detroit Lions Qulhltls (4-0) 1*190 • jrd ty . Jo h n n y " p ^ * * c i , u * t o l turned pro. Although tha Brooklyn Negro, a spinal disc and then for further fell from tha path this past season, Pearth aaaa — t/l« Mila Tima, S1.1 Urlndr Basel) 40,00 14 00 4 30 who celebrated hla Slat birthday treatment. won three divisional chAmplonahlpa Hh* linnk 111.10 I in yaatarday, weighed ton than 163 Mist Berg played to maet of the 110 to five years and iwo world tlllos. lantnpa (t - l) flan oo during tha Olympics ha earns to women's open tournaments during Tha major difference noted f V Qulnlals i la Mars — I I I Mila Tima, SI * at 17*14 tor his latest atari, a the year. Although aha placed only their roarhlng of Iha Senior Bowl- . M|i Wfink 140 9 40 (So :->alo i oo | oo isvenlh round Mehlral knockout fifth in tha women’s National Opan era aria that Brown devoted moM Mntnki Hanr), P a rk I 10 over Jim myv Seda, Dae. g at Los championship and skipped tha of Um airly practice to Individual Qtilniols (t -l) I I I <• Maas — s/ia Mil* Tims, * 1.0 Angalaa. tutoring of the players while Park­ aislh Ladtos PGA championship. Patty I’rlnra Hal R. I ]4 t SO 1 «n Marciano, who laid yaatarday in won Iho rovatrd TitlehoMera touter turned mors to dnlla featuring IMrnmny llabb M IO (n in Drnndlthua a 4o Las Angalas ho didn't know whan namant for tha slath time with team play. Qulnlals (1-4) 1*1 40 or wharo he'll ratum to action, a record 2*1 acora, the Tam laaoetb Mar* — S/10 Mila Tima Sl.t waighofi 16114 for hla most recant O'Shantar world championship far Parry f ir s t * t|.|o iso s ioo Uoss Duat T.00 S on •tart against Arthto Moors to Um third straight year, and tha Door Praam no ftaptombar. Woman'* Western Open for tha Quintals (»•() 1111 SO P a t r i c i a Berg Chosen Woman Athlete O f Year Elahtb Mae* — 1/11 Mila Tima, U.n Int o Prian* 1410 It to lio n Hnwtlrlnt I 00 S «n (.Itlto Mnnoreh I oo Qulaitla ( » -?) t i l l * Vlaih aaaa — S/10 Mil* Tlmai I I . • HOW!to* What'shappMadto yali'ra a pratty gtvi, ala—" "I uoad U to gsotty," MM Pali thouchtfully. •Whtof" T h a t’a alUyi" "It ta not eiliy. rm not pretty. k r leant, not u pretty ag 1 wan when Adam—whan Adam uggdtot lava me." . Wendel took a deep baaato "U yak aatn't a crazy kl$l Atom * 0 lovaa you. Ol couraa. rou te bean hla ante Ha levs# her—bat that'# no reason tor you tn da aaytkiag •illy." ..i "1 Havant dona anything ytny. 1 found sen* work to «tt to- my spare Uma. However -« may took to you—and to tho people Haas an town—that's all I've dans." ' * "Oh, aow look, ota. everybody thinks Adam—wall. M Bid wrong to sail your House right aver yeur need, and tha way Ha weeks all hours- Nobody blgotae panr.ktA But Uiay do ta lk r Ann laughed. "WaB, they aaa hardly blame Adam tor my hatng •sen with Dr. Alaaaader!” Wsndtl looked affronted, and sho patted ala arm where d lay oa tka door-adga of hia oar. Ha hi* seen her on Um rwaat. add u d pulled up ta have tkie talk with her. "Pleas* Wfodoi," 1Pleas* don't worry, Wfudoi," aha aald aarnaaliy. “Don’t pay aay attention ta gossip. Tog know wbtl this town can da along Uqi has. Housm Boat mam no muaff u Adam aa Uay ds t# »•- He • ehstoea ta sail oust, Mid dtsp i was unhappy about it aad 1 dfttt a m ks,a A A a a a a a d V a n a mM a l n 4 4 ’ f l a l h Doris Hart, tha women’i lemUi champion, waa tha only other aq< who cut much of a figure to tha voting as (ho aipert* «pp*reqUj had trouble recalling Iha parfnr miners of thf lsdlss.' Ona vrritdi glumly marked his iballot:' "I don't know (he names of thred f4mit< aulhlctca." About 40 failed tb vola itMdftrr D f f l m o n i c o m ini’m ... 31y carol 410 110 110 ill* Ttr 140 t in 111 Blakloy lit Quintals (t-l) *110*1 T*mh Baa* — a/ti Mils Tima, ass Nsw Panes 14.40 3 so 1 40 uichtrdtnn j jo } an kupor Boat 4.1. Quinitla 4-«) m i l inf Pitot *«mQOOPf _ 11 r r r * r ? M t 'MODERNIZED TRACK • HEATED GRANDSTAND MATINEE WED, ft SAT; 2 iP.' M; Triasportallon From Downtown Sanford w i t h ( d H t i l l e d c h e c k s f r o m th e , . ■ *1 look ta tha mtnar a dawn Umaa a day, Wondot. 1 know I'm not pratty any mare." Un Tho Low Coat Sanford Atlantia Flnonco Plan LEGAL RESERVE LIFE INSURANCE Kama* City, Mo-—If you or GENERAL MANAGER a $1,003 Ufa Imuranca policy to h*,P *8k* ‘‘ f t af final aaptnias without burdanliiff your family. You handle tha antlra trainee, tian by mall with OLD AMER1CAN af KAN8AR CITY. No sbliggtian. No onn Will eaU on you! Writo today for fraa Inform*, tloa. limply null postcard or lat­ ter (giving aga) is Old American Ira. Ce„ I T . 3th. Dept 4JI09B, *SA N DuRtpIlaaf, raaay for tha tibia v iq aUauua. MLwnciw* D e lm o n ic o ill' -U'jXuuiaU;:i- a -a lit!* ' A jiC kialB w v fli . �•• • vA.*w — |.>-•tv• .■"*•.. V •^ ' / y -T *■--, '''itdv. «• *4<’». ..!*-.• '-V y URLS B w rer^ h; ,■ • _ • •’ V* ' ’_'a.**1 ___ ------ ,w ^■ ' . •' -* ------------------------------ . :*«*— ■;' ■ --•-*-*-■ «-•••- — -,••"* • S REAL KSTATB FOR RALH S » TWO Bedrooa House, also New Three Bedroom Houae. rh . 5*-R THREE Bedroom cement block PHILLIPS home. Inndacaped, hardwood floors. O. I. Finance. Phone S17-W. THREE Bedroom House. Kitchen equipped, attic fan, panelled TV room. Call 2417-R. A lexander tc S trtiifa r Real EaUla • Insurance Mm . Lennae Meaaeagar, Aaaae. 117 MagiaUa Ave. n . if Ceneral Camtraet Work Will maid houaa oa your lo t Sea ua for plana and finanelnf. Start now whlla we ara seha< dullng joba for lISf. 1 “ W A N T AD . RATES LOW ELL E . OZ1ER Balldar — Phaaa 12f t Officei 2tei S. Orlando Drive NOT A PROJECT! T h a F o llo w to f R a te s a r a now BDT — Home* of Real Individuali­ In a f f s e t ’ ty: Brittany Farm Homaa, Early American, Ultra Modern. 1«4 Far Lina for On* laaartloti i i . pgf Lin» for Thraa Inaortioaa Conventional 4 French Colonial ‘ypea. , V ia Par lin e for Fi»* Inaartiona Jp l Far Lin# fo r la c k ** InHATIi M l BUILT On Large Landscaped Lota; in Uta beat‘ of neighborhoods. COMPLETE with all the features you have dreamed about such aa colored eolomd Genera: General g U u . 11« W. Flrat St. anees and colored lumblng ■ o t i r t APAETMENTB: room*, RaDawar and Baby Beds « res. " w a a k o r mooth-T*!. 1425. AND avalUhle at reaaoaable treat Flrat ------ 1r 11S Wei prices, with the bast finaaeing 4 with minimum meats. Xtalty tar DoArMmmm »»« nad Apia. ipu. Phone XI. jrrjn v , Efficiency Apt. Highway 1TV S«rth CityLim lt*. Phono 2517-W. giumherland Court. irriC L E N C Y Apartment. Suit* able for baehaior or couple, steam heat, prtvato bath, »hnw'ar. • Cotenlenfly located. Acroa* k#rom Poat Office. Fuel Jaeobaon Dapl NICE room*. >6. week. r h . 1015*W. APT. for couple, $35., alio 4 rooma downatalra. Sit Park._________ Two and Three room apartmenta urlth bath, nuu-w. u a Kim avq. rw m A#i»Maiw ” adults. Phono inoo^ jn[EW s w % Lorain Drag Line. Phono ___ • IoOrlando ' ‘ 26-764. THREE BEDROOM. Ilk bath, s a s s s g ^ t iA u 11FURNISHED lower ApL. al»o (umlahad Carafe Apt. 1209 M»gPQlle-________ _ _ ____________ THREE ROOM furnlohed Apart­ ment. 2300 MellonvIUe.________ Two Bedroom houie. $UurvNISHED R TUe bath and kitchen. Carafe. $30. Phono 4 0 2 - J . _______ __ Two room fumlahed Apartment. Clean. Three block* to down­ town. Rea*onable. 206 Laurel Ave. Mr*. McDaniel. THREE BEDROOM furnished" house. Six month rental. Near Country Club. Phone 271-W, MOUSE — FurnJahed. Living room amt Dining room combined. One Bedroom, kitchen, bath. Ph. 2fl7. One Bedroom unfurnlihad home. 510. month. Thone 273-W, 11:00 • 5:00 p. m. Four Room unfurnished downstairs Apt- I l l Oleander Ave. Phone 122-M alter A. Mr*. Armitrnng EFFICIENCY Apt. HO. week. Bath, room, shower, elcctrlr refrigerator and stove. Hot and ^ c o ld water, completely furnished. “ Jalouilcd winunw*. Reautiiul bachelor Apt. 317 Palmetto Ave. P hone 2392. Four Room Apt. Downstairs. Utilities furnished. $37.50. <13 PalImetto, (802-W.i • down-pay* W ellborn C. FhlQlpa, J r . 1119.05 ECHOLS REDDING CO. Corner 3nd 4 Magnolia Ph. 1232 "Budn Bamberger, Mgr. Open Monday's Ui 9 p. m. 15 ACRES Plva acres tiled land, maaonry two bed room home, wood floora. complete bath. Fine condition and only $1,500.00. i -j . ulilui lake front three bedroom home, ii? foot whl»* sandy beach. Kitchen equipped, fire place, Urge porch with Jalouiiat. Coed value at 111,750.00 with u f& ? m aw l H irk e v , Realtor* Rath 4 m . iM m SUX. vt:.;.t:r*gS2j -- 13- ABTtCLEB MI8CKLLAWRQ4M -1 3 TOE SANFORD HERALD Phone 2U9 S U E S < 5 C W E )> T ~ -» / TO THE S ' D O G S!) Television «M e nuxxm , • o e i .a v D o T R l'R S D A T R T B S IN O A l t t s i t n w it n w i s h W att * n |ilis r of ro rtu n eW n a tn sr-N sv a -a p i* llsn d ssv e u s llu n lln g It r it h ln e w ith pnn Hnn*s nr T s a ie rd ty i'a sn m n s lu .M m io John I> x|j News S u m s u A llen (Jrn iirh o M ars r i lm s x f l'ijr t^unbirrt"* S V rsslIin e frnni K r.llrw o n d S t n .M p .ir H .S S s s n ih s r M in rliiM T h s n tr* 8 la n -o fi m iit A V s in a a tR M a lso -o n f « r r s m S s sn m s pf( N x w s - W M ths lh s r T S s M nrnlnx *hnw C tp ta m K t n is r n u ssi P a it ir n lan-On r '" « r « i n R o n m f to. 31 S s « t- W s tth s r in in K i m , K n v s e t XH'i<r 11 "n -ftii, l.mwl nt O urs II 11 H lllk * l l t llr ll id for used furniture C Call 9M, paid Wilson-Mtier Furniture Co. Ml E 1st St. i: ex 9— Perm Supplies - Machinery - 4 BARGAIN'! Peerless Trailer and 13 IS 13,In Cabana. Park Ave. Trailer Park. 1’j .m TEffCflJfttV -V ltA 'CItm its* Disk and other equipment. Ex­ FOR SALE - 195.1. 42 Ft. "Travel1 nn in cellent condition. Call 2311-W lit*" drlux House Trailer. Two 3i nn evening*^________ — Redrooni-. Alr-cnndPloned, <-ir- IIS eulating brat. Cost $rt.7nu. Will I In HELP WANTED 1*85 W . 1 nn Union wants several above aver- is AtlTQMonil K SROfcKRa II agu boys to carry newspaper CARS mutes. Must be 12li years old bought sold traded or older. Apply 108 W. First St. Roy Hrrl'a Used Cars Phone 1737-W. jS«r^nivJ<Jivei 4 i m i s t ^ ^ ^ MAID for morning work. Apply ROATS . MOTORS -If Lake View Motel, Seminole fllvd. f t (North) 1 4* fu r FI.7(M Phnne BOYS W ANTED— Florida Tim e* HODSON Spnrtinjf Goods SECRETARY; Capable, experienc­ Kvinrudr Sale* A Srrvlre ed. Phnne 1431. •mi K 1st SL I'bnne tt *v 1#A HRLP WANTED (female) MIA ia - r u R v m r iR . t 'm u o — g I : In 4 nn 4:11 4.10 • ■ex I en < in 4:41 7 1on »l.-X 4 nn Si In 5 In X iv a s ix n V t lla n l l .s s r t>4>s n I t.lts e#«ri-h f-4r To m o rro w O u M In f l .l t h l Jtn U P s s r Hkow t.o vs e in r r f l s r r r >lnnr» llo h e rl <4 l.s w ls i h in n - l I'ro s s ro a iL IU * I's v n lf ( i s f r y StonrSI lin k C roshe l l r i f M s r tM f e sn rst aio rm On T n u r Acrount t r a s s .- r v T w ra sn a T ■ T W ia a M leksy S(n>ise C lub l.r n * s n jr r S i n 1.sport D o u r K-tos. a. h 'xrrt P ru n e s K lrtlo n T h ir . Bat. P 's s tn n e l T u k o e XV s t s r tr n n l C lim a x 4 s t a r r ia rh n u s * •lo kn nr Carson abnsf S 'slh s r K n o t ,, n u t I I O r ln r k A s p a r l I j l n Ahorr k t s s it a n LADIES — $30. Ca*h for your Bur your Pumlture at Rerry'i iine ;nn |n Church, School, laulge r r Civic Warehouse Furn., Co., at 901 W. I I nn Club for distributing lust a few IMS 1st. St. All nationally adv. fu r iarkage* of Nationally Adsernoure «t warehmue nrtrex_____ IMS Isrd Watkins Produrts through r a t iiA T rarh member of your organita W S T AND FOUND ■ n a a ta o tion. Watkins Products, P. O. Tes« P s lls r n Box 54, Daytona Beach, Fla. LOST — Four keys on chain. Day 1:1* M o ra in e A k o v before Christm**. Phone 111D R T‘ iSS .J c a p ta in K a n e a r o * tnB— SALESMEN WANTED - 10' l.n* np sn Hnusn or turn Jn In Herald Office. sin* O k r r r S4sor* AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN - LOST — Large, dark brown hill- 11BO S i n k * i l nir.h am nuo o s Aggressive and alert. Sales ex­ fold. Phone 2*89 J. 1. HendrlrkU .n n v s iia M L*<tr perience. W rite Box gc The s n f L ife jnfnrdJ^rrahi ZX—KLRCTEICAL :U A s trck for To m o rro w <7ui4ln( L ig h t I4S IOC MALE HELP WANTED 1*0 1*0 On* n r io c k jit p o r l FRIGIDA1RE appliances, (ilea lit! J it k F it' and acrvlce. G. H. High, Oviedo, DEFINITE FUTURE possibilities o x* i l o r y Fla. Phone F05-L1I5 or hanford 1itt o h srt Q. L s w la for isles minded man with abili­ Ifl " u s s p a rir IM3 W a fter 8 jv m. ty to managn others. Will con­ ! : |i IS rm tb r sider applicants who are mar­ ti~ o r n c a ROIRPMBNT - R 1:1* 4.nn nnghtsr ' ried. age 25 to 39, High School ttc.ru ii il graduate or belter. Must be HAYNES Office Machine Co., 4:11 4:lt Oa Tour • P t y permanent resident of Sanford torm Tynewrltera, adding machine*, A s ti famines potential for quality .JjafrjrR en talS j^ J^ man above average. Opportuni­ ties to" advance rapidly for in­ 24— RRAUTY~PARLORS -54 terview call 1737-W, I (o 5 p, m. nr wrile Time* Union, too W. Eva-Bass Beauty Shop ■lAirvnan First St. BEST In Workmanship a n d 14M KtlACTCUl Materials. TRtmanAT *MEN .. Earn $2. an hour, aalea 2nd iv n ts a , and delivery. Erperleuce not T h s R y lk m Hour necessary, Muat be able to meet W srU I A t S ix public . . . Start at once.Watlcins For ALL Your Rcauty Needi rail T w t ile h t * n s t« Product*. P. 0. Bog 54, Daytona Harriett’* Beauly Nook Beach, Fla. *^**^*n8om Phono 971 105 So. Oak Ave. iiiis i rtu h (Open evening* hy appointment.) . . . . SKM x s n la e AAUS lw GLAZIER — Good pay for exi t * Peniu P ls k s r rlenrrd man. Mctlaney Hint* GET exrra cash for article* you fTr4» plat *U'T ro r Uuale i. 2515 So Park Ave N lt k l C d llln n no loagar u»r. Place your ad to­ tlsilisd Nations day. Phone 101. It's n an esllm u f I USED FU R N ITU R E C LEA R A C E Maple Club Chairs ............ .. $3.30 Wicker Rockers ................ ,. $3.73 Cocktail Chain ................. . $2.M Club Chairs ....................... . $1.08 Sofa Bed ........................... . (DM 2-Pc. Sofa Bed Suite ........ . $24.50 Student Desk 4 C h air........ . . $9.M arge Office .Desk ............ . $12 81 amp and End T ab laa ...... .. $2.49 Dresser B a s e .................... . . $3*1 Dreiser and Mirror .......... . $12.81 Chlff-o-rob* ....................... $19.95 Small B uffet-.................... . $4.89 < Pe. Dining Room Suite .. . $16.50 Vanity with Triple Mirror . $12.89 .. $4.89 Dining Room Tables ........ . $14.89 5-Pc. Dinettes ................... $24.81 -11 Drop Leaf Kitchan Tibiae .. $3 M ! i= ___ B O W WANTED Wooden Kitchen Chairs .. .. <2.99 $27*9 EXPERIENCED Maid, cook, re$7,000. for Two Bedroom masonry Youth Bed 4 Mattre** ular uoik. Rtf. rh . 2358 It housa. Win b# eomplstsd last of EASY TERMS fS* - 4i J O| jt-A. January. Only $350. down. FHA Insured loan. Just right* for re­ Mather of Sanford jaasEHj j d g't ! LUhiil tirement home- or for small 293-99 K. let SL Phesm 137 family, GOOD in tone property, Colored rooming house, concrete block SEE US NOW for one of our ISM Three Bedroom houaes. Con* construction, 31 roome. Present income. 13.340 per year. Priced atruetina to be ataried soon. VA' at 99.0M. 14,000 cash will handle. Insured loans, Genereua term* on balance, all LOWELL S. OSIER Jrease Trap* — Dry Walla. particular*, Box J E 7. Herald. tig* Miracle Gaauete Co L Radio S '“- r S r j r Br « •# •»il MU L & Orlande Dr Ave Ph. UM BtiiiT-glORl. Pfloaa~433^L 25— LAUNDRY HEBWICB One Hour - Wash »nd Damp nre one hour H • War.h and Dry Fold Finished Laundry Samtnne Dry Cleaning S oalhalda Laundrom at Seal* aide Food marl Bldg. lM .R aat 31th 8L — ^ ■■ At R u n * With Masle v»w # L*rm» rmsn'j Call lo Prayer eieu oilr F R ID A Y ■ O R N IN R • i n On l * r m 4 »'s C a ll T # irewa fran ktrs M*W« w ssism lin b s r a s RS s«'.v.V', N o m in e Cs»M la% » Hum our Time ............ — ■^ JJ r.' S e «ell ■: 7 / •wew*t* r f a i L ’i-y Sundays. Easlslde Trailer Sales, Pilalka, Fla, ____________^ » /M a M R m ^ WELL,AS iVl A OH,BCY,*THlS)y OFCOMMMWOf, 1 HAVE TO PUT IT TXISVAPM TOWAI HAS <1 THE D O SS A *K '5U (*E * GOtMfy TO TOWA4 / / ROUND, Oak-leaf dining room Cnntrarllng .ind Rrpait table, Baby Crib. Itt. 1 Box 201. Phin n r 1113 Phone tott-.M, Mrs. Jennie Eric- 1*07 sanlurd Ase. son. INTERIOR and E X T E R I O R Painting. I’aprr Hanging. Phono I . I n Kewlat Marbtues, a id Repairing «i«* .1I3.W, lliiitum k Walker,______ B E R rs 194 S. Park Phone 17*2. Si 11 S Jd INSURANCE -I4-B Sits 1948 FORD FERGUSON with 910 14-1 7.nn tires ...............$150.00 7:11 BRITT TRACTOR CO. 7s*0 Frcferred Ratea to I>«« Iliwav 17-92 Seuth____ Phone $91 11" PoUcyholdera t J* ELECTRIC Slnve. three month* Jeh n WtUiaaan las. A g a a rj l«;fln old, a bargain, too Shannon Dr. 11:*n 4J7 Sanford AUanUe Bank It IS M International Farmal Super A t t : 41 Tractor Hyd. Lilt* (runt and bark, complete disk springs - J . __ IMBBI tooth and spike harrow's. Inter 15 N O T IC E S A N D P E R H O N A IS IS iiia national half-ton nirktip 3.000 miles, period condition. .Model C. K. JAMESON — Please call L-II2. linth trsrlor, disks and HUS W. IlM pickup, like new. Pimne Van N. Sill 17—AirniMOB4l.KS-TRAII.KRM Marker, Ml. Dora 252*8. 10: JO ABHCUW WANTIC It will nav YOU to »rn US before you nuy. Open Evening* and inrf-lN prirea ilignest cash. 1 nAOR-fN P ag* T Bv^STANLEY l*#iwe* U 5 Nwel OMUe THE O LD H O M E T O W N BouTJJdl Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Out West 13th St. Thttra. Ja n . 5 , 195C ' ' USED Electric coin dispenser LADY DESIRES TRANSPORTA* TION to and from Orlando, drink box. Good running condi­ Reg. Reel la tK s Beaker vicinity Colonial Town. Cook, tion. Ideal for beer storage box. V. R. Douglas. Reby E. Williams Higgins Terrace No. 9. Can be seen at The banlord Salesmen Herald. $40. l i t 1 P e rt Ph. UU 14- SPECIAL SERVICES - t Whether Buying or Selling, it will Wax your car once • Never again. Wash It with two gallon* of water FLOA t pay ynu to see finding and BulM^tj. with NO-HOSE Worlds easiest J. W. MALL, REALTOR Cleaning, waxing. Serving car wash. No work, no hose, no aseda State Bank Building nolc County since 1025. rinse, no drying. Shine* tho glass •‘Call Hall" Phone 17U. H. M. Gleason, Lako Mary. 4 Chrome (itltnxi to a sparkling lustre as it washes the ear. A] IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Plumbing. Kresky Heating ply with doth, remove with wil atk Crumley 4 Mouteitb M. G. HODGES towel, (hats all, it* washed. at 117 South Park Fboua 773 Scrslre on All Water Pumps— Takes one person 13 minutes. If They Know Wells Drilled — Pumps your ambition ia a beautiful car Panla Read Phone 7<0 TWO-BEDROOM frame houae. with nn work this Is your answer. $300. take up payment!. ‘300. cash, Ul 8 ot. bottle $1.25 (plus tax) Post ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Cali — 1143-J. 3101 ----------Magnolia. Phone Paid. Will wash ear 8 times. Will not remove wax. Distributed by - Ralph Rny, 3150, THREE BEDROOM House on Roumillat 4 Anderson or INSTALLATION of Unoleum, Car­ Lake, 13,000. DOWN. Ph. 2229-W. Mnatar Products Pltstribulons pets, Tile*. $7,900 Modern twn-bedroom mason­ P. 0. BOX 2*5 SANFORD, FLA/ Stanford Linoleum A Tile Co. ry home, dining room, full tile $27 W. 1st SL Phone $917 HEATING bath, kitchen equipped, carport. In attractive residential section. Floor Furnaces and Clreulalors For Better Plurnmng See or Call Conventional financing. H. B. POPE CO„ INC. W. J. KING 280 South Park Ave. Thonn 1410 glO.OOO * FHA financing available. zee# South Park Phene M Three bedroom home with oak QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add­ floors, ceramic tile bath, kitchen ing Machines, Typewriters, Out­ RANDALL ELECTRIC COT equipped, garage, fruit trees. board Motori, Boats. Super Eleetrtrxl Onlr.irliiiK ami Repaira Near South Side School. Trading Post One mile South TV Service Center os 17-92. Phone 3017-W. Bendlx and Croslcy Applninre* READY FOB OCCUPANCY —Factory to You— 112 hlngnolln Ave. Th. US Masonry home 117,500 on lakeview Aluminum lnt DO X 135 with lake privileges. ENVELOPES, letterhead*, atateThis beautiful home has 3 bed­ Venetian Wind* menla. invoice*, hand bill*, and rooms, 2 Ilia baths, Florida Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom p r o g r a m * , etc. rrogreuive room, terratio floors, huilt-ln rail with plastic ends, Plsslic or Printing Co., Phone 40S — 401 cooking * * and oven. Terms rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon W nt nth SL arranged, cords, PLUMBING Seakirik Ola** usd Paint Cn $14,300 Three bedrooms and Flo­ 112-114 West 2nd St. Phone 320 Contract and repair work. rida room. Terratio floora, tile eiUmatee. R. L. Harvey, 9M bath, natural birch kitchen ciblARMY-NAVY SURPLUS Sanford Ave. Phnne 1939. neta with built-in cooking unit in tents, Jungle hammocks, and oven, carporte and lafge sleeping bags, air-mats, jackets, P. 51. CAM PBELL storage area. Terms. boots, luggage, paint. General Coetractor L aura B. Order, Broker .110 Sanford Ave, "Homes of Distinction" 2MI SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE Id-Wav 17 92 Phene 1441 • t VARIETIES PANELING Phene 1351 Native and Foreign Woods. See Them At Since 1M9, Sanford’s Leading Builder of homes for over 1.500 people, Sales Office: Little Venice Another Dandy! in Loch Arbor. 3 • R. R. modem masonry hnmr Photo 11*4 in lop condition, situated on <5X130 lot In excellent cloie-ln location. Home has furred walla, full cera­ $1,000. DOWN mic tiled bath, and oak floors. 3l> B. R. 1U Baths, C. B. Nicer Kitchen has beautiful cabinet*, 1.2.1 per molded Formica sink top, and Priced to move at 111. 500. G. K. Refrigerator. An aisnrtment of citrus tree* in back $1,000. DOWN — 3 fl. R„ scparnlo yard. This home Is one year old. Dining Room and Florida Room, walking distance In *chnol. and Ipped. NIc Kitchen equipped. Nice section'.. surrounded by home* of equal Mortgage. 57. Mortgl value. $1,500 will handle. $750. DOWN — 2 Bedroom Fr. fUucco, centrally located in City Seminole Realty on large lot with ahadt. Furnlah­ W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO ed. $5,700. 1M1 Park Ave. Phene 27 er 141 2 B. R. Fr., finished. On 3 acres. Excellent water. 3 acres fencad, 2 Acres Tillable. Other extras. $1,000. with $1,500 down. S i. f a a t i y C om pany $2,000 DOWN — Three Bedroom, well preserved Frame Houie, Phone 1129-A. B. Peterson,Broker and Garage with room and show­ Associates • A, B. Peterson Jr., P. J. Cheatersnn. Garfield Wil­ er. On large well-landicaped lot letts. John Metach, R. W. Wilincluding citrus and tropical Hams, Hazel M. Field. A. C. fruiti. Total price. $l,ooo. No Doudnry, J.and Surveyor. City taxes to payl Close to Base and Schools. ARTICLES rOR HALB - 5 BIG VALUE -* Large (1.154 an. RED-l-MLX CONKRETE ft.), modern, 2 BR. CB. Hw Miracle Coacrete Co. floora, built 1954. Just out of Phone 1335 the City on fenced plot. Has City 50*. him Ave. water, Sewer, paved roads, Bagferly Appliance Center space heater, Venetian blinds, “Your WesUnghouse Dealer" LIVING room, kitchen with din­ Maytag Waaheri ing area is COMPLETELY Coleman Heaters . . . $59.95 up electrically equipped. Large Pbeee 1737. rlnsets, utility room and full US MageeUa Ave. tile bath. This property apprais­ Used furniture, appliances, tools, ed at 113.221.30. IF sold now, etc. Boughl-iold. Larry’s Start, only lll.ooo. Term*. 321 East l i t St. Phone l<31. Compare this onet $1,500 DOWN — 2 BR. Aabcalna ECHOLS Qutlttop set . . Reg. $139. Siding. Kitchen equipped. Land­ Trade . . .$99.00 (Twin or scaped. Flowing well, Bar-B-Q Double Site) Pit. Prlee $3,300. LUXURIOUS Foam Rubber Set R ec.. 3159. Trade . . . fl29.no ACREAGE SIZE Hollywood Bed 320 Acres, accessible: Lake, KING 90 X M Mattress Laka Frontage and Grove Land. ' M X 90 Box Spring $150 per acre. Terms. 29%, bal­ Hsadboird (Decorator Plastic) ance In Five years at S'tr*. *R«g. . . 1179.00 1129,50 50 Acres including grove and lake front, f t ,000 an acre. CHOICE of Many Different Suites Bookcase Bed W. H. "BBT BTEMPER Double • Dresser Realtor — General Insuranre Large Mirror Gertrude B. Dlngfelder, Associate Mattress Guy Allen, Associate Bet Spring Phene tlga H I N. Park Ave. 1119.00 ECHOL'S "Dsy-Or-Nighter" Sofa, Platform Rocker Chair Choice *nf Covering •n o d TUed Land with Four Room House oa paved road. Slx heavy bearing Cltrua Trees. $12,006. ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNER 3 BEDROOM HOMES PRICED with good terms. To Help You Buy or setl from $11,200 to $15,000 . FHA and VA (GI) Financed. A a uSSS t B. ^HeiMUr***1,* Aaaae. Ph. W71 - 17-$* at Hiawatha OOHAM & TUDOR, INC. Robert A. Wlllltm*. Realtor Builders of Finer Homes for Florida Living. _ Raymond Lundqulal, Aaloclate Phone 1S73 Atlantic Rank Rldv. Sales Office—2625 So. French Ave. ■ram# house, aabeslos aiding, Phone 2100 or ZMO good roof, properly air dried lumber. Voo finlab interior. Electricity and well. Thia on 1« aera tract of land lacing pav­ ed road. Can be had for only with down payment of '•/.' .'/** C A. WHIDDOM, SR. Furnished Apt. 1113 Park. Adults. ^ ,A T ru er »n*ui ateets k*MS*** DAILY C R O S S WO R D ACROSS 1. Crustacean* 2. Member* of British Parliament 11. A mechan* leal man 12. Farawell 13. Compart* tlv* pur*'./ 14. To man again 15. Er.count*r 16. King of Baahag (Bib. 4 IT. Wapiti 11. Longlegged bird 31. Simpleton 34. Rlbertan gulf 35. Glrl'e nama 29. Thrashea 31. Pointed arch 32. Destiny 3.1. Landmeaaura 34. Obtain 33. Held (ait 3*. Newt 41. All correct 42. Mohamme, dan prtneo 46. Sharp 48. ahfi’plike 2. Part 3. flklUfid 36. Rvrtna 37, HAHI 36, Permit SO.Oppo* 4. He aeaAJtU rated Lincoln fl Pig pen of "no'* 8. Slow (mui.) ll.Grampui 7. Poem 33. Divtng 8. White froet bird 9. Apportion, 39. Capital aacarda ’ (Jap) 10. Bubmerged 37. Pueblo TteteedaFi Amyrl IS. Sphere ceremonial 19, Godde*! chain bar# H S ngilMk. of dawn •31. SubaidM 20. Wooden pta 39, Ubar«ta43. 91. Away 40. aiaiit 4T,Parched1 33. A wing 43.VAIMM9 33. Obese fug. *9 3 # . *V e.f*M'i« 4►*4 ■•*1 ,. L J 9 1 %»4 n— 15 § ■ H H % % w w M w nm M & M m m &M wam m m ,0 49. To wind around a pin inaut.) B0. A showy flower 01. Contest <hyphens ated) 02. Inquired . DOWN fL8tuff MMWMMW&MWM* 47 4T %w ♦ 1 ii m eiee Wert# SI Ntae , Mi ♦.J* !«:** till* till 11:11 M nrntrtf M elodlM H s rs end T h e re 14*n C l lb New* 14*4 Cleb Oeaae U l H e l* 4 r * :* * W nrld e t T h re e 1:11 Mend Btend 1 1 * Record P re v ie w 4 *.l T e sn T im e : ; i t ? : . y Tl« . IN I T h e E h y th se R e a r m tis n n s \\\i W nrld A t Naan i site i!ii nedin Verm Dlfset r r ld e y N etleee News P s r Nnne flench CI.AIWIFIED DMPLAY Paulta Town ft Country T. V. SERVICE 3 Hear Bervlre — Anytteie Phono lfiftt-M ' fferxlre Call 3.9« SEAT COVERS For All Cara BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS CUSTOM FITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION StricklandMorrison* Inc. Sanford, Florida Phone 200 * WELCOME f Lt V TO BANFORD Naval Personnel; Will You Ba Our GuaotT We have leaied some ; Rooms at tho beautiful ; Mar-Lou Uotal Theao Room* ar* *vtil*b|e Absolutely Fret For a period af 4 days, to New arrival* at Our Naval Air Itttloa STOP by u d Pick o f YOUR K t r at Up utfleo 0 j Odham f t Tudor, Ini. "Buildtr* of Fia* Rom#*" 980 B. French Avtnua ; , <*^ % u % �,-. III REMMRMII II M l l f l l l l l T I l f J f Pg tK lW P i |iU iil(j|U ii< l,||illJ ' A o u s ‘0 , Hie bureau had calculated ear­ lier Diet J,100,000 workers would be entitled to Increase* under the higher federal minimum wage,’ ap­ proved by Congreae Mat year. More than half th e n workers are mm. through' the. higher minimum In Southern jta tc i. Official* expfeaeed belief there « r :«m , * * • ' through * Jump' to , lie UborDeperijnegt’* --eUtU- le very little duplication between * a M e n l minimum‘wage March tlea bureau aaUmajed that r sixes the two groups. They aald moat V k m tbo pr*aa«i*T» cents an will fell due thlv year for at lean worker* now paid le u thin a dol W million worka under major lar a t hour are not union mem % m r!* * dollar. . , I : A tabor Department au n t* In- long-term Jabownanagament run- h«ra-’ djritad leat night the negotiated treeU.'TOaia eoniraeti ra n fdr two, Moreover, th* bureau’! study of booata win run generally In a Unde-or n w five-year* and gro- union • negotiated Increaaoa duo range el • Ip 11 eenU an hour, Wde.-ln 'idvaneet.for specified. aa this year was concerned only .with contracts covering 1,000 or moro workers. It seema eafe to aiiunfe Legal Notice that a considerable number of ____ - ■ workera In smaller bargaining ult C ourt. C ounty, F lo rid a groups alto have deferred pay K i l l Merida I l i t i M 1 boosts coming In 1056. The bulk of the automatic raises W \'U W J ? r . T C will fall in the second quarter of f a t the following Mrmlcatn ttod aald cortlfloeta for t i l 1056. This meant that purchasing I# ko iiauod thorooin The eer­ power should Increase around midie nombor and year of tofuthe daearlftlon of the properyear. It could have soma Infla­ id the name In whtoh It w u tionary effect. But It also ceujd wid ere aa follewai . UllsAte Ho. t i l . . ' counter any dip that might de­ • f leounneo Jen a II. A . D velop In the over-all economy. Itjrrio N or piio p^ h t t i Out of th* roughly I million worker* expected to benefit from auB p u m m a t rooV ' t p a r # deferred wage’ booata, nearly tH It ts which attMltd VCRNON million are in metal Industrial, primarily autoa, farm equipment nml electrical goods fields. Jnloti ouch ctrilfleo tt th ill Oolhcrs Include 500,000 con­ a t i m i d aeo M d iaa.iO 'law }h* struction I n d u s t r y , worker*, 510.000 transportation workers and a County Court House.at-gan200.000 aoft coal miner*. SUll oth­ YtorlfU, on tho first M oidiy ers are scattered in the printing, a mdnth i of K ibruiry. law, la the llh day of robruary. leather, chemical, public • utility, clay-glass and retail trade occu­ Kt Oil* n h day of January. pations. W r tm m cu rh i ' a n i ) O. P. tlirndon r t i r h Clreoli Court. Homleole C ounty,, Florida h o T icv o r A rrM c v rio * for TAX DUBO fio r, It4.ae Florida atatwiae of to H B R n n r o j v k m , T h a t IRA H. foUTIIWAItP tho holder of tho following eortlflsalo County of gimlnolo, i n t o of Flori­ da, iJnloio turh rortlflcato ihnll tie r*dtim*d arrordlng In l i * tha property deerrlhrd In ourh cortltl. c ito Will bo told to tho h ig h lit ildd i r i t th* front door of the do* n in o ta County Court H o u it o> t i n . ford. Florid*, on tho n m H ond ir In iho month of Fohruiry, lift, J»hkh la tho llh doy of Fohrtary, thin llh tat d iy of nnuo 1*4.1* Florida ric* January. atatatoa IB mitiEBT #» GIVEN. fled mid oorllflcata for t i g tg hu l n u i d thoraon. Tha cor» number'One y»*r of l n u . Iho dtirrlpllon of Iho pro. - a n d th* nama In which It taatod ara follow s leal* Mo. tea . ’ > *( laiuano* Jua* la. A. D. 2,500 Texas CPA's Enlisted by State To Check Firms AUSTIN, Tex. lH-Tax*a* 1,500 certified public accountant! have beeq enlisted by the state Insur­ ance commission to weed out with­ in a year Insurance companies whieh are urUouAd and .unsafe and unworthy of th* public con­ fidence." The vast audit wai projected by the commission Tuesday a t a state Ju'lue called for a new Travis County (Austin) grand Jury to in­ vestigate diligently what he called the "recent Insurance debacle.," The audita will be aimed only at the approximately 1,400 flrma .chartered and headquartered In Texas The companies-will have, to bear th* axpena of examination. The board promised prompt ac­ tion against any company that refuse* to make Ita records available for CPA examination. "It will be our policy to suspend that company’s licensa to salt In­ surance Immediately and send our regular examiners into Uia firm within 4S hours to make a thor­ ough audit," Commission Chair­ man Garland Smith said. rVTW’C., t / i t t ”" * " ' u In wh|eh sraotttd Ov'C. ■»YT tdjbtirttirfot itad thl* llh dor *f, Jaaoary, ' •*o i m u u m a «g . • • • Your bodgat wfllfwmr the BRILLIANT TOUCH of TOMORROW N EW FLAIR FASHIONED A NNOUNCING! 1956 NOW UNDER 189 H.P. V-8 4-DOOR SEDAN . I\ PUSH- BUTTON DRIVING TU-TONE COLOR TINTED GLASS DIRECTIONAL SIGNALS Electric Windshield Wipers Yours For Only *2542 Low Down Payment D ELIV ER ED Easy Terms USED CAR NEW LOW PRICES tor PRESENTING THE ALL-NEW AERODYNAMIC New Management Week .(Jan. 5 Thru. 14th). PONTIAC ■» 2-Dr. Sedan Low Mike Ckga an New, A Steal At FOR '56 DODGE 4-Dr. Sedan Caa’l bay better WITH FABULOUS PUSH BUTTON DRIVING HY-FIRE V-8 SED A N -SPO RT COUPE SPORT SEDAN SUBURBAN 2 € 4 DOOR « # E. FIRST STREET CHEV BELAIB H in lto f Tu-Toim PWG-ODI Bm I Sportr SEE US FOR T H E BEST BUYS IN TOW N FORD 4-Door Coelom V-8 Fordamnllc Tho beet for jo u r second car BTUDEBAKER 4-Door M a n V-8 Automatic R /H D /8 C-L-E-A-N "YOUR FRIENDLY DODGE—PLYMOUTH DEALER" L /C fr t \V ^ PH.4011 �m re;m. • v* .•• ■Z&l w eraer wtU hith thin - - m m I?, 70»7«* lev tonight IM Il Matte I variable wind*. b~n(PA Y ..JA N U A RY 8. 19M r!*4.* State Farmers Market Breaks Records Here •* 1 **1 1 A a n c ia tc d P t t m le a s e d W ire .W ■i t h a t ineers B6TOre City Boar Tha Sanford Stata Farmer’a \ Market ha* (battered all prtvlou* records in the tale of produce and fruit at the local one ntop load­ ing and ealee platform*. The report, made by Sandy Andemon, Market Manager, stated that the Sanford State Farmer’* i Market 10M 343,637 package* at ! a groat valuation of 1*63,662.54 !^ rsv* I for tha month of Deeambtr. i The naarly on* million’ dollar j By j.WDRA BERG month »ata an Inereatt of 86,024 _ .. , . i-J package* with an Inerea.a In I Ch,co “ dradl valuation of $228,960.12 a* com -; For Ihoie few of you who did not pared with December 1954. know Chico I »hall explain that he Facts. Andereon *aid, “We are proud in »h« indiscriminate terrier who reporting volume and valuation waa absolutely dedlcaled to a *df Five firms of consulting W for December 1955 broke all pra- »PHnlcd Job of riding the Sanford slncer* are appearing before th# kiou* record! of produce and fruit n'*11 truck from tvioin to nlKht.** Hoard of Sanford City Commission sold through the Sanford Stata Wednesday afternoon about 5 it informal meetings that wer* ‘Farmer* Market for any one Chico was hurt in an accident with tarleil Wednesday night at tho month slnra the erection of Sir. the same loved mall truck and Ity Hall. Jlayo'* guinea pig market." later died about 7.30 that night. The firm of Russell and Axntj of The Increase In sake through Driver of the truck and six montha Daytona Hcarh appeared WedM* the local market adds optimism to companion of t'hiiu, Flugenc Mcro, lay evening for informal discug. the future of local produce sales »ahl that the little threc-yearold •Ions which are held at the open and the movement of produce and dog heard the truck coming down iretlngs. fruit from the Sanford area Into ,'he alley after he thought it wai Smith and Gillespie of Jackson­ channel* throughout the country, through with the day1* run and wai. ville appeared before the com* Sandy Andcr*on, usually moder- :returning lo ride in It coming to mlssioners last night for a 90 ralo* ata in maklnr reporta of taka and |/«»l Hurt h*#hll the truck and wa* ute discussion. OBAN PARRISH I* retiring from the Navy today but will stilt be movement of produce and fruit thrown len feel to the tide. Tonight, the firm ot Robert At wa* unuiually enthusiastic over Upon hearing of the dogs death teen around the Navy Exchange »« general manager. Company Associates of Atlanta, I the report completed today for a funeral was planned and held Georgia will he In Sanford lor the December sake and volume. yesterday afternoon at 2 p m. oa .mother meeting. the lot next to the post office. Ai Further meetings will he held one po*t office worker exclaimed. next Monday night when Reynolds, VISITORS AT I’INEORBST SCHOOL yesterday Included th* only woman member of New York City'# “This ts where he lived snd this Rntrd of Education. Left to right e* a lour of the school was completed are: Dr. Irving J. Sand*, Smith A Hill of Jacksonville triU It where he should be burled.** Sandra Rcrg, Sanford Herald Society Editor, Mr*. Margairt Reynolds, principal, and Mr*. Cecil* Both he heard and next Thursday night, A beautiful stained wood coffin Banda of tha N. Y. Board of Education. (Staff Photo) Consner Townicend A Aiaoclatoo with brass trimming wJ* donated nf Chicago will be represented, >F •by Gordon Rrlsson and a memorial I A Ford roach huAled from the Carl H. Bowen at another “ S f r highway early this morning dewreath was given by Dr. Richard Inif. . —9 Bass. Alter the burial. Ihc wreath, mollshing the car and miraculously The meeting* are being held te ; ranting only miuor Injuries to ita of silvered leaves and pine rone* allow tha Board of Sanford Clip bearing the letters, "In 5!emory I five passenger*. ( nmmlsslonar* to become famtU* of Chico", was Isld gently on top. ( Shortly after midnight thl* , ar with the various consulting It’s going In eost a little more morning, a 1980 Ford ronrh, driven to keep a areas, in trousers and A Isrge crowd gathered around engineering firm* snd for th# the tiny grave to watch the huHal. by ki.nl Everetlo McQueen, 21 plea's in skirts, according (inns to become familiar witk *° Many had seen Chico or heard of year old Sanford youth, was re­ local dry rkanA-s, Ihe City's problems. , n r ban nit \ niair. turning to Snnj[ord from Volusia The firm* are illowttl, ot Price* have continued at • set him and had rnma to pay their IIRKALII STAFF WHITER County along . Beminolo Houle- .level in Sanford since February art resperla. meeting* open to the public, !• A familiar figure at the NAAS ! vard when the accident occurred. “ I am so glad you took us The Sanford Herald correct# • present to tha Board of Hanford of 1950. with the coat of materi­ Ills owner Mr. snd Mr*. W. O. Navy Exchange Store may not j The ria«h took place Just west al* and auppliea continually City CntnmUslonara a general plan ......... ......# ad- , Brinson and .laughter, I.ueretla of quotation by City Manager Warren around" wer* t h e concluding i *a quite so ra»y to racogniie afa II J I s h i as to how they would approach «#r this week nf the n'0,nr f0url a short dli-'vanring through the nearly tl* 216 W. I.llh St. were also present. E. Knowles whlrh was published word* of Mrs. Cecil Ruth Sands11 .^ ’ .. . . . .. tance out of th* city limit*. Ae- year period, they say, without'Mrs. Brinson said that Chico had In this paper on Wednesday, Jan. tha prohkma of tha City If th* mstalled A! Noon 0 Dean P«rri*h. attached to the c#nU tho rtriver of th# „ r any aihrtnr# In aervka ro»t* to loved th* post office so that he commission eonsldered It ndvlaablf ^ JExchanga for the part two year*. , frnnl Uw w nyt e. u, lng him th . dry elaanln TTia statement should read. MA cleaning customer., had learned lo tmen tho bark door to hlr« C.lDfVlHnt •nfljtaerfe, schedule of position rlassifleaIi'.1 *,* cfor cl"f to Ruch'pokilbT* A6rk would moan C hef/ ’SIP Ship’.,hUcServiceman . lose control .....of tho swiftly mov- _ jrowev.r In rorder lo maintain In he able lo meet (he mall truck linns was prepared and siihmltled Pinerrrst yrelerday morning hy Wwanis-luncfeeon a high standard of quality ser­ at the rnrnrr each morning .it 5 A new slide of nfflrera was In\ report and present vlllan garb wh#n h* retires from . . . . .. myself and Marion Herman The naval »arvle« today hut will reOther than the driver, the oe- vice, throughout ihn dry cleaning a. m. "We hardly aver saw him to the Civil Service Hoard over a Herald's Editor, ■lalled af the noon luncheon meet- ,.lh* *" ,*? whether or Rol year, ago and wai pigeonholed." main a* an Integral part of the cipants wre Curtis Varney-. 1501 industry here, cleaner* have been 'except on holidays", she said. of the Sanford Kiwnnl* Huh 1U " ° uM ho advisable for th# City The statement wai erroneously Mr*. Sand* i* a member of tho Ing r,iiRcnc J. Dinwn, Rrn«-n, fvreed in adjust their price* ef-1 "I gues* he was lonely slier I oavy store rFrench i . m « Avc., r.uK «n# .i. Wedoesilav "f Bnuford to acquire an electrl* quoted during a discussion at the Hoard of Education of tho City Parrish, a native of Manatee Chester McQueen, and a youth ketive next Monday, Jan. 9 'started teaching school", »hr ex F. It "Skinny" Surglna, Lieu ^ 'ha Board of San of Now York ami it, I might County, F’l* , will »ey gnudhyo ideniifiril only »« ‘ Tony. rtie* adjustment h> price, of'pklned In regard to the question nl | ,r»J ‘ • * oleman of the Florid* * Mini ( •tv ( ommlsiloiipri when mill, Ihn only wnmnti niomhct* of lenanl Governor of Dlrtriri 3 Flo to th . sender after 20 w a r. «cn Z ' ' T ,n r, H-.-amr ao -ttochr.l t.. the- ^ ,h„ M |ir|„ M p,„Mlnn , he nine-men,her board. She and tola Klwanls made Hie Invtalla 1P"'u ' r l,l8hl Company has tivo duty, hut will be emplove.l U .. •.«. ‘ . ■> ' -^rnlnole .be ewnl nurd employment of ex- meil truck and port office. Ik fol fU „ (ncatlon, wfr. heinj d u . hrr h l have b.-en .Uylng .1 t|on lie said, “ Past adminlrtra !"'r " ,0 lh# "'**tinga and at tha Exchange in the civilian ' mints ami l«-t night covering perienrr.l help and th* purchase lowed the mall man one ct.iy ax ' ih . « M»vf.lr Inn .inrlm. t h . tlnn« ..f this club have laid good '* *llUn* In on tha diacnialotu capacity of general manager, kolusia County, investigated tho of th. finest supplies and far as the lake front and I received The correction I* Important In Christmas and New Year's hull foundations, time after time, as Enlisting Into th„ Navy In accident along with I) c p u l y materials, according to sp o k e s-te le p h o n e rail St school Idling ,hnt lh, (' lv„ Serv ce llnar.l does day. siirlng Hie surcesx of Ihe coming June of 1936 directly from high ...... * * * • * , t ,h# S' n,0rrt Dnr n M n ln« . - h e w . * down, here. It ws, rain “ ‘J ’S . S £ t S l S « - rted nut Mr*. Sami* .year under tho leadership nf these flehool, Chief Parrish ha* »ece H I! B.mirti .................. I industry. ]m? ,ng anM and ,I n)nn didn'tt nsve have me the cm c.,r *o so over salaries u |*rles nf employe fm p|nyf.. The was full of questions and I got offlrer*.'* *vwr 18 year* sea duty. He has The completely demolished auto, I told the mall man In call » cah nn|y ronsideratlon that ran he glv. tha Impression that HEP, linprci- i prior to rondurllng the Installa tarvad aboard such vessel* as the mobile catne to n »lop, after turn- [ and send him home. When the cah en hy Ihc Civil Service llnard It *lon of southern trhon!. w * * (i„n rcremony, Rupert Strickland IJ. 8, 3. Milwaukee, Canopus, ing ov^r n number of times In arrived there wa* Chico sitting Ini |0 POSITION classification changed hy our tour. She w:i* was presented with a past prcslBcihonck, Denabnla, Alcor, Yellow-, swamp and underbrush at least |the back scat calmly watching the -------------- -# full of praise snd both she and deni's pin and O. K. Goff n past •ton* onrl Adirondack a* well vs UKi feet from the Jiighway. traffic riding hy and looking for her husluind wero “amazed at secretary'* pin Veteran* of this area wbt* duty at Argentla, Newfoundland Karl MrQtiren wa* charged hy ' the happy look on tho children's n f|lrfr, in„ a„ft| wer, \ f, m . need Pavement on the municipal park- *U Ihe world like a king." esilstanee In obtaining and Green Cove Springs, F'a. I HP Patrolman Harrison with "From then on he made it fares, especially In HI«F,i -School. , president; noy Mann, first t>eneflla provided hy law may re. a , I ............................... IjA < H* reported to FasRon-51 at “operating * rar »t a speed too mg lot lust off Commercial Ave­ point to reach that mail box at 5 lerman E. Mori!* of v|.-e president; Ed , Shlnholaer, s« fe |ve guldanco from Trim B. frinrtpel Herman L. J on * of nue and extending to Seminole ^ NAAI in Daeamhar of 1953 *nd grrat for existing conditions." BUS met us a m. He rode the truck all dry and Boulevard was hegun yesterday, •*pl"i'' r 1 !h* ronrj virn president; Ralph Smith! Deen, Assistant Stal* flerric# Of* %»• *«nt to th# Navy Exchseyc All .if the occupant* received took nur secretary: , . lirni . H i* 11. *. Cromloy, *»__ _ 'question* asksdI M fleer. trrasurtor duty where he ha* remained minor Injuries to the face, hands according to City Manager Wag- was Ihe smartest dog I have ever through tha arhool, Its explained' ren E. Knowles. seen. One day Mr. Brinson mad Veteran* or their dnpandmtt M i now. snd head. „ , 4 .th a t ,«) per cent of the HUH ^ M- Harrison, fma,,The laying nf Ihe top pavement the remark that Chico ought to may comuU Dean whlla he I* In' CWef Parriah la married to the, ------------------------- . The winter term nf Circuit Court, student* attend college In answer ■ , ' / for the entire area will probably enme In the depot and help him vv,lV'ge7'unde^ay'Monda'y' morn' > q ^ irtlm " oT'cnMcg"' an- 1 The Hoard of Director*, also In- this are# and may racelv# assist" ' “ former Mis, Jean Boyd oMUrt-m. C h a p f e r J Q *M c c t lake the entire week beginning with his work. Believe II r r nil at Ing -with ■■■ Judge . . . . Vassar -Carlton; ■n N. C. They hav* trance #*nms. .She 1also asked If Mailed for the new ve.vr are Mack •ne# In filing application* fnr Tercxa. 4 ; Monday to complete, Knowles.said. 1 6 am the next morning wh-n he ailtinK on theliench Jake, 10; Dcana. The Pilgrim Chapter of tho the men wer# paid more (ban tb« V Cleveland Jr., David Gatchel, imspltalisatlon, compenantlon, pen* Sign* have been erecicd in a arrived at the station there was, Eleven case* have been Inrlmled women here and the definite ans­ Ed l.sne. J. C. Davie, Willis Gens, Insurance problems, loin •nd Ratre, 3 months. Florida Sooiley of the Dauglitere educational trainings Tha Parrishes now reside Pearock. Dougins Slcnstrofn and Item-fit*, of Amerirnn Colonists will nrcot number of prominent placa* dl- Chico sitting In the baggage room |n the two week term of criminal wer rim s, “no." burial benefit* and miscellaneous raves to he tried, Otelr new Sanford home *t rtlu (lin (l| winter Haven slatting reding visitors snd loral rllirens walling nn him". “In New York a HA Degrto Dr. L. T. Doss, til Osceola Drlva, They ha\ n i>ern with a luncheon at the Polk Res­ lo the free parking area that will' A, the mail nfflre he «*» “ at .Pifty proxpertlve Inrnrs hsv* will receive $3866 a year and a At the conrliislon of the officer subjects, where legal entitlement active With th* F\r*t Rsplist taurant on Sixth Slre#t. accomodate more than 246 into- home". Mall Supt Dirk Mcl.aulin been summoned to appear Mon- tearher may work hi* way up Installation, Strickland, Ihe im- ia Involved, Church ainca eomlng to Rar.foid. 'report* that Chlro would firft en^ day morning for Ihe winter term to a 17800 salary," she said. Deen has hern Invited U» thli rnedl.iln past president, fresented BanfMrd memiut* are askesl mobiles. Tha complete use of the new iter the mail room as soon *' Ihe of court, On tb# question nf , /tulle de- Wilson, Ihn incoming president, arc* as a special consultant h f to r< lumber reservation* must tie The docket, according In State's linquem-y sli,< brought nut tha "with a pair of glasses so that you Karlyle Householder, County Ser­ In by Jan. 7 lo Mrs. E. S. Ilor- municipal parking lot will enable !pos, offlpe was open and lake a UofF Celebrating loo, P. O. Hex 853 in Winter Ha­ Ihe City to relieve Ihe congestion Ismail look at (lie dtawer which, Attorney Murray Overstreet, will point nf over crowding In tho may see clearly the things that vice Officer, and may b* contact­ in the downtown shopping area. I (Caatlaard »a Page Eight) include Stale of Florida rases New York schools, along with pa­ come up." ami an oil can, "wills ed a* follows: Jan. 12, at 2 p m # ven. ------------ . ■■ ... ........................... .... ■ against Flossie Mae Sllh for ra- rental problems wer# two of the which to keep things well oiled Sanford at Ihe County Service Of* Tha • University Fkrida Is i 'isting an nlilrrr; William Oscar (Continued on Page Eight) ami running smoothly." fire, Brumley-Puleiton Building. 108 y»ar» old today. MrKendree charged with murder; Although the L'mversltv «as Wllllanf Croia for assault with InA txtabllshsd In Gainesville in 1907. , tent lo commit murder In the 2nd W N trgee* it* hl«lory to the I degree; Norm»n Kimble for cut­ Ft*t*'» ‘ support of th. E a » t ting and carrying away tlmhrr Florida Seminary in Ocala In from Ihe lands nf another; Dan I Wells charged with shooting into VU. •'A land grant college, the l m' a house; Hen Joe fnr thnollng Inlo faraity Is the lergc't In 'he 1a dwelling house; Clayton Tlmmaa loulhaait and 18th largc-t In charged with conducting a lottery th# nation. In it* 103 year his­ and aiding in rondurllng a lottery; tory, It has had only *«v*n presi James Riley for attempt lo com­ d*nti, including Or J. Wayna mit rape; Ellis Kettle* for grand ll«ltc, appointed to the prasidanlarceny, Mabel Smith, charged with breaking and entering with in April, 1955. '• No apaclal ceremonies hav# inlenl to romrnll a misdemeanor; h*»n plannad for the ocrasion. and Hobby "Happy" Johnson for entering without brooking with In­ tent In commit a inlsdrmeanor. Mailman Gray nrewer, formerly of Mi­ ami, will serve as Court Reporter Carrier 1and comes lo Sanford for his first leem in court her*. CHICAGO Ms-Thr millm*” "« th* route embracing little llden RTIion'a home ha* had a busy PIG GOES TO SCHOOL week. MAYSVILLE. Ky. op-When Iha » • Ha has delivered about 3.vn custodian at Minerva High School card* and letters and 196 pack went to work ne found a rou pound •Aje* to Iho 5-yearold Ctrl'* home i pig trotting around In the he school (al 3929 Plainfield Ave. Ihe writer*, in (bowed cafeteria. An investigation from a!] parts of the country, were ] the pig either had falleni or been ‘‘nawtrlng Ihe request of policeis >n»wtr ; pushed through a window iw which i fcea of the Jefferson Park station 1 had been opened. It wae ii tum id FIVE YOUTHS WERE Injured In the compl#t*ly demolished Ford Coach when It left p*T*ons to write ,« Helen. {tor pa •ho** f lth .r Kenneth. Is . police ! Field; Rura! C a r tie r.E .A .C y m g to n ; B ^ r i n U n d to to f malls, Dick McLaughlin; Carrier, Eugaa* loos* in hop* It* owner rould had north of the Sanford City limit* and*era*bed Into uaderbnuh end mock. A bystander (M ott Photo) gMA ujg gn(i<n | Haro, and Clark C. T. Suodjr Fioetor i#waring mo Mg I eer Im U * e w the wreckage* (Steff Photo) l*> Poor Chico Is Dead Bui Dog's Services General Outlines Meetings Held To Present None Injured In Auto Totally Demolished Dry Cleaning Cost Will Be Boosted Beginning Monday Familiar Figure At Navy Exchange To Swap Uniforms ★ . Circuit Court Term : Will Start Monday Helen's Is Busv vm * •• X r ' I 1. *- jz :«•-.v. si w I ★ ★ ★ Vets May Consult Tom Deen Jan. 12 103rd Birthday * ★ Knowles Misquoted New York Visitor In Recent Story Amazed At Sckoois Of Commissioner. • New Officers Slate City Parking Lot Paving Is Started « ★ f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 05, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 05, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 05, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3179ac5bb2c8b50a945cbf7ce5a754ed.pdf b2261f0e11e66859bacefeda10801944 PDF Text Text w r y . Sr“«!'. |» ^W I4 • 1 V -r — 1 ll HU1 ^ jS n y L H I 9 H p a i [ f ir /J l' I k * NBMOTOtt (!) r- About $vf cr. from »,«« to $4.W for a fb* null boojU. ■- < - . 'M, nwkeri, jerhapa eeveral hourdnek. Mr. more, will' get ‘ automatic Some of’ m ale- unJao-ne|olisrted pay beoate1 wtp ba ,41 Jo? afc a Mjiee feiriag 1M*. ’ M cents in a t i l M will boost the an- cents, seme *• .-nigh w ile bill of American ifldua- an hour. Some workers stand to le t aa much.aw » cent* an hour bf • Milton M a n or more. *. pay lucresi«a either; have •■■tu iHOMirik'fkn MsrfrjtP'minimum negotiated by labor- tnioos «T ,«IP ,w m r through * Jump to fee federal minimum-wage Mareh r f e o a tba present* T5 cents an « dollar. , | -,A tab o r Departmeat turvwy in­ dicated Urt night the negotiated boosts win run generally In • gangs of I Ip 11 cents an hour, Legal Notice seu e w U fiU asetw tae git Court, county, Florida •« te e is h i s i s t oivbn , ArT rnTtm cH U tirr. lit th» of the following Mrtlflcate lad eald certificate tor tai l be issued thereon The e*ri Somber and ySa» of Isluhe deaerlvtlon ef the prepSr. r the Mam* in whloh it waa court In and for Seminole county. id era as follows) . . . . . . Florid*, In ChaneSrr. Ihe short till* S* Ytauane a**Jiina If, A. » UFTtON OF PROptWTT: i i H i m Fist Peek* T Page p In which aasMaad vbrnom if said property betas In the ’ of Seminole, State of Florl* ilea* .such certificate shell earned ecootaing.ioU w ths of aeld nation b sin a-6itA R l.cn k . rL feriM B T B R F-leTntiff, v* BFI,VA P. FLCTVMCTCR. Defeudenl, JW!» S u rf M \SS equedr and eontroi, o f the minor ohiTd or said marrjeitt, to-wtt, BELVA ANN F f.K T kM lflT C B .eie 10 years, and an award of Defendant a sntlra Interest In and to oerUln real estate, tn-wltt 1. lo ts a and », Block 1*. Hec- s r a x t i S ’ S.Wjftt.'Tfflf-K#*■&. hTdSer.at t a t (vent doer of th i’ie* peas *». PUblln Aeearda of Clay Snlnola County Court H eu ie.a rg sn County, Florid*. >■ ford, Florida, on 'th e first Monday SB ihe month) of February.’ IMS, S. i.i>t« T end-*. Block I, Flore which la the Sth day or rabrusry, ll/Jghie. smorttlnaMo Pill Booh 1. Pag* (V IMjlln X-e-birde of MIS. i.., ■i aied this Sth dsy of January, 'jU'tqltttiU CouBty.,T''>rMA ' ilW V w aatw fi.a/v to *e«r* end I. - . (OftlateJ Clerks teal) rVmir* you t»! fit* »n«t written defaneeS.Tlf any. to the CompUloi O. P. Herndon Pletk rircuK Court. filed herein. nod tn sere* a copy Hemlnole County, . Florida thereof 'upon Flalnttfra attorney on or before Febritery a. A. A*.. Ill*, otherwlea a Decree Pro O n AFPI.ICATIOU FOB terio will he entered sgalnet you i x dleo *• ea_4 the cause proceed •* Partak Fierida Stahrtae ef nWlTNRM my’ hand and official et Hanford, domlnola t’onnty, I HCRKItr CUVBN, seal Florida, this Oth day of January, . HOIITIIWA Jill the If]*. (Seal) . o p. Herndon Clark of the Circuit Court V eemlitotf County, Florida (Iordan V. FredirKk Atrornir'rnr riaujiifT • lut North I'ark Avenue Hanford, Florida Tear nr leeuanoa July 1, A. I*, loss ^ XucacnipTjoN or 2,500 Texas CPA's Enlisted by State To Check Firms rn o p cn T ri Cm ST Brentwood f la t Book S F ete SI . . , t i r S j j i c * whwl1 " w ,,,< w* ^ f A lfa f said property h ater In the County nf Bsmlnole, S tile or Florld*. f/nleet eurh rertlflcata shall he redeemed according In lew the ptoparl)' described tn such certifi­ cate Will ho sold to tho highest hidd»r at th» front door of tho Beminol* County Court Haute a* fenlord. JHortda. on the rtret Monday la the month nf February. ISIS, whUh la the Sth day of February, j^fialed th li Sth day e f January. (Official Cle-V'e Beat) r | o p, Herndon Clerk Circuit Court. .ism laoU County, ftorlgt TAX UMBO . m .i i Flavian etaiuiM •( ™ The bureau had calculated ear­ lier that >,100,000 workefs would be entitled to Increases under the higher federal minimum wage, approved by Congress last year. Mors than half those workers, are lew Southern Bets 11It at i»m state*. •Itfljsle In .' ‘ Officials expressed beliaf there la very little duplication between the two groups. They said most workers oow paid lea* than a dol­ lar a t hour are not union mem­ bers.' : Moreover, the bureau's study of union • negotiated Increases due this year w u concerned only jylth contract! covering 1,000 or more worker!. It seemi safe to assume that a considerable number of workers tn smaller bargaining groups also bare deferred pay boosts coming In 1050. The bulk of the aulomatie ralaei will fall In the second quarter of 1050. This tneana that purchasing power should Increase around mid­ year. It could have tome Infla­ tionary affect. But It also could counter any dip that might de­ velop In the over-all economy. Out of the roughly 1 million worker* expected to benefit from deferred wig*' boosts, neatly fH million are in metel Industries, primarily autos, fwrm equipment end electrical goods fields. Oothers Include 500,000 con­ struction I n d u s t r y , workers, a.V},ooo transportation worker* and 200,000 soft coal miners. Still oth­ ers are scattered in the printing, leather, rhwrr.ieel, public utlllly, clay-glass and retail trade occu­ pations. HBItEBT OIVBN. fllsd said certificate for las rte h» Issued thereon. Tha cariff number1and yenr of leeu. Ilio deecrlpllnn of the pro. fi'und the turns tn which II Massed are ee follows Iflasts Be. i l l ■ * et Issusnos June IS, a. D. in a year Inturanca companion "which ire uniouAd and .unsafe Thst w . |[. KIBCKHOFF. I ll the ■nd unworthy of the public costhnldt- or the .following rerllfleale fldcnce,'* ea tiled said nertlflrata for lea The vast audit wai projected by tee to ho lim ed thereon. The rertirirpte number end year nf leeu- Ihe commission Tuesday a t a anne. the deevrlptlon nf the ptn- rlslw Ju-lae eallod for a new Travis p tily. epT the name In whleh II County (Austin) grand Jury !o inTee aeeerjed »r« as, fellows; rertlflcfte Ko. .'(I* . Tear nf lenience June it . A D t i l l vettlgala diligently what he called Ihe "recent Insurance debacle.," IIKBCRIPTION OF ritOPKnTTi U t S Jllnck ST The audita will be aimed only North Chilfunta n » t Bonk I at Uie approximately 1,400 firms Pages It tn II Name In .which M islead $■ F. chartered and headquartered in J/JNW. All ef **ld property he|ng |u the A xis Tho companies-will h*v« to Cetmty ef peaSlaele, l i s t s of Flori­ boar the axpens of examination. da. linleee each certificate, shall The board promised prompt ac­ Le redeemed eccordlng to law the property dercrltied In such cerllfl- tion against any company that re­ ryte will tie enid to the hlaheet fuse! to make Its records available bidder at the trout d ior of the Ha. tPtnole County Court House et Ben- for CPA examination. lord, pionde. on the firet Mender "It will be our policy to suspend *ni the month of February., tt is , that company's license to sell In­ lt**,h * '** ^ °* Fetyuary, surance Immediately and tend our llliu**^ *l,,, 5*'*1 *** J'anwafyi regular examiner! Into tho firm (UCrtolal Clerk's Peel) within 41 houra to mike a thor­ fh P. Herndon ough audit," Com million Chair­ t ’Jofh Cl real t Cnurt namlooie County, Florida man Garland Smith laid. S ...... ma In w*>l«h sueseed D, C. »TA A W n & J f a t o lo'Vaw'Vh'e L tfty w m ffrrt tied ■Ibis Ith 4 ^ *f( J u s tly . |s|*l ctsrh-s bm I) ‘ ’ •’ -V VOW i *, . . ' theBRILLIANT TOUCH of TOMORR • f N E » * W i ' • 1 11 , FLAIR FASHIONED ANNOUNCING! N O W UNDER 1956 D O D G E' 189 H.P. V-8 4-DO O R SEDAN PUSH BUTTON DRIVING TU-TO NE COLOR TINTED GLASS DIRECTIONAL SIGNALS Electric Windshield Wipers ■, i■ ‘ Yours For Only 5 2 5 4 2 DELIVERED USED CAR Easy Terms Low Down Payment NEW LOW PRICES PRESENTING THE ALL-NEW A ER O DYN AM IC PONTIAC-* 2-Dr. Sedan Low Mllee Clegs as New, A Steal At S. . • • ' ' #"f FOR 5 6 . . DODGE 4-Dr. Sedan Can't bay batter -w, ■ W ITH FABULOUS PUSH . BUTTON DRIVING HY-FIRE V-8 S E D A N -S P O R T COUPE SPORT SEDAN S U iU R B A N 2S 5W E .E W 8T STREET CHEV BELA1R Hardtop Tu-Tone PWG-GD1 Rati Sporty SEE US FOR THE BEST BUYS IN TOW N FORD 4-Door Cnetom T-§ Fordamntlc Tha beat for jour second car 8TUDEBAKER 4-Door Sedan L /C V-8 Automatic fri R /H D /8 \y C -L -E -A -N “YOUB HUENDLY DODGE- PLYMOUTH DEALER" �gw In A Y -, JANIT A tt V (I. 19M AflM datcd P ttm U u e d W ire ,, -I i—a i— State Farmers Market Breaks Records Here Engineers Before City Boar Poor Chico Is Dead The Sanford State Farmer'* Market hai shattered all previous 1 record* in the *alo of produce and fruit at the local one *top load­ ing and tale* platform*. The report, made by Sandy An■lemon, Market Manager, atated that the Sanford State Farmer'* Market lold 343,637 package* at a gross valuation of 1853,662.54 for the month of December. 4 * The nearly one million'dollar By SANDRA BERG month iota an increaae of 81,024 pack age* with an Increaaa In Chico I* dead! valuation of 1228,960.12 ai com­ Tor Ihoi# few of you who did not know Chico I shall explain that he pared with December 1954. Andemon *aid. “We are proud in w»* *h« inlUrriminate terrier who reporting volume and valuation "** , *b»olutely dedicated to a self Five firms of eoniultinf #»• ,n . for December 1955 broke all pro- »PP°lnled lob of riding Ihr Sanford vlncer* are appearing before tha Vimr* record* of produce and fruit Iruck from inorn to night,*' Hoard of Sanford City Pom mission sold through the Sanford State Wednesday altrrnuun about 3 d informal meeling* that were Farmer* Market for any one Chico wa* hurt in an accident with tailed Wednesday night at the month since the erection of Mr. the Mine loved mail truck and lly 11*11. Mayo's guinea pig market." later died about 7.30 that night. The firm of Rimrll and Axon o( Tho Increase in sale* through Driver of the irurk and six monthi Dayton* Reach appeared Wedniacompanion of t'hicu, Eugene Mcro, the local market add* optimism to lay evening for Informal dlicu*the future of Inrat produce sale* said that the little three-year-old dons uhleh are held at the npefl and i he movement of produce and dog heard the truck coming down -icetings. fruit from tho Sanford area Into the alley alter he thought it wa» Smith and Gillespie of Jackionchannel* throughout the country. through with the day'a run and was vills* appeared brfore th* com­ Sandy Anderson, usually moder­ returning In ride in U coming ao missioner* last night for a SOmiofait that he hit the truck and wat ate in making report* of sale* and nip discuiilnn. DEAN PARRISH I* retiring frnm the Navy Inday but will atilt be movement of produce end fruit thrown len fret to the side. Tonight, (be firm of Robert k we* unusually enthusiastic over Upon hearing of (he dog* death •een around tha Navy F.xrltang* a* general manager. company Associates of Atlanta, the report completed today for a funeral was planned and held Georgia will he In Sanford Jof the December sales and volume. yesterday afternoon at 2 p m. oa unolhcr meeting. the lol nexl to the post of fire, Al Further mretings will he held one post office worker exclaimed. nexl Monday night when Reynold*, VISITORS AT I’lNECREST Sf.'IIOOt, yesterday Included the only woman member of New York Olly'a “This la where he lived and thla Roard of Education. Left to right as a lour of the school was completed are: Dr, Irving J. Sands, Smith A Hill of Jacksonville Will ie where he should be hurled." Sandra Berg, Sanford Herald Society Editor, Mr*. .Margate! Reynolds, principal, and Mr*. Ceeite Ruth he heard and next Thuriday night, A beautiful stainrd wood coffin Banda of the N. Y. Board of Education. (Staff Phoinj Consner Townscend A AiaoclatU with brasa trimming w-Ss donated nf Chicago will be represented by A Ford coach huJtled from tha by Gordon RHsson end a memorial Carl II. Bowen at another meet­ highway early thl* morning de­ wreath wet given by Dr. Richard ing. Rets. After the burial, the wreath, molishing the car and miraculously The meeting* are being held !• causing only miuor injuries to ita of silvered leaves and pine cones allow the Board of Sanford City five passenger*. bearing the letters, "In Memory Commlsiionar* to hecomo famili­ of rhieo", was laid gently on top, Shortly after midnight (hit ar with the various consulting It’s going to cost a lilt!* more A large crowd gathered around morning, a 1050 Ford coach, driven i, , . ..... ... .i engineering firm* and for the the tiny grave to watch th* buHal. hy Ear! Everett- McQueen. 21 ,* ,rM ** according • ”* firm* In become familiar wttli •kirt*. to Many had seen Chico or heard of year old Sanford youth, was re­ local dry rlcanA-s. Ihe City'* prohlema. ( n r SANDRA BERG turning to Sanford from Volusia The firm* are allowed, ai Hie Price* have continued at a set him and had rnme to pay Ihcir County along . Bcmlnnlo Boule­ level in Snnford since February asl respect*. HERALD STAFF WHITER mrrthiir* open to the public,-t* A familiar figure at the NAAS vard when the accident occurred. “ 1 am ao glad you took o* of 1950, with the cost of materi­ Hia owner Mr. and Mr*. W. O. The Sanford Herald correct* t prevent to the Board of BenfOtd Navy Exchange Store may not The clash look place Just west al* ami supplies continually ad- Brinson end daughter, f.ucretla of quotation hy Cily Manager Warren around" were th e concluding City Cnmmtailonen a general plan he quite an easy to reeognile afof the motor court a short dla- vaneing through the nearly elx 210 W. 15lh St. were also present. E. Knowle*, which was published word* of Mrs, Cecil Ruth Santis a* to how they would approach — t^l* , . , 4Vl, tanre out of the rlly llmlta. Ae year period, they eey, without Mr*. Brinion »*ld Hut Chlen had I In thl* paper on Wedneidey, Jan. and her husband Dr, Irving J. the prohlema nf th* City if th* g Dean Parrish, attached to the conlj tho ,|rjver „f th, Rand* of N«w York after a toue aihrance in aerviee roeli to loved tha post office so th*l he l commission eonaldered it ntlvlaabtoW Exchange for the p .it two years. frn|* tilf lflow out causing him any hid learned to open th# b*rk door f*1* *1*lament ihnuld read. "A of Broil note High School am to hire ClDfVlMre engineeffc, ( will awap hi* khaki uniform of to lose control of tho swiftly nifty* the dry cleaning customer. In be able lo meet the mill Imck »ehcdiiI4 of position ela**iftoi. SenfftMV flaw primary- irliool However, In order to maintain Riieh'poktlhto work would mean for ci* Chief Ship'* Serviceman .... Blllomobll*. '**’ prepared »nd stihmltled Plnecrrst yesterday morning hy a high slander'd of quality ser­ at th# corner each morning .it 5 report present vlllan g*rh when h* retires from . . . . .. A new stole of officers wa* In- .* . feasibility . , , . . and . end Marlon Harman Tho vice, throughout (he dry Moaning e. m. “ We hardly aver saw him 'n lh" C,v" • myself naval aervle* today hut. will re0,bPr ,h,»n ,hi "«* •lolled at Ihe noon luncheon mert-..^* ,*ct* ** . or Herald's Editor, ' *EO *m w*’ l*l|*>nholrd. main ai an integral part of the plT™»* Curtt* Varney, 1501 Industry here, cleaner* have hern except on holidays", she said. on her of the ,n,! of lllP Kiwanis C l u b 11 bo advl.able for th# CltR 1 1 Die statement wai erroneously Mrs. Sands is a mem Fionrll Avc,, Avc., Eugene J. Brown, torred to adjust their price* ef»f- “ J guess he wa* lonely alter I wavy store Frenrh Rrow-n, forced " ,T ,,," tVetfnesdav, "f Sariford to arnulre an electri* . .. distribution system. Parrish, a naliv# of Manatee rb *to* McQueen, nnd a youth feelive nest Monday, Jan. 9, started teaching school", itu- ex , l i . ,, n* f .? *r^** "j11 ?' 1,p Hoard of Education of tha ii> _ . . , of Now York ami Is, 1 might F. II skinny Rurgine, Lieu County, Fie., will »*v goodbye Identified only at "Tony." The adjustment in privea of plained In regard lo the question of ! add, Ihe only woman mcmhci of tenanl Governor of Dlslrlrl 5. Flo **• f'.0,"nJn” "J, tb# to the service after JO\<nr* arI i<l*s 11»*r' •' •' I'atrolman Itob dry denning services will ailnw how he becameso altarhrd to the bolh Ihe salarie* and position Ihe nine-niemlier Imaid, She and rnla Kiwanis made Ihe Install* 11"* Pr *,mI ,i#ht C9"‘P*nF baa tiva duty, hut will t.e employed Hannon,formnly of Seminole the eonlimted employment of ex- mail truck and post ollire, "lie fol classifications wer* being dis lire hushand have heen *iaylng *t tl«n He .aid, "Past adminlstr*. !'*p" L-------“ -------- * ,n *h< help and the purciiast* lowed Ihe mail man one day *s cus, t ,j ■t the Exchange in the civilian '"ounty nm! ln-i night covering periencnl hell th at Mayfair Inn during th e Hnn« of Ihls club have told good * silting In on the dlscusaleua upstclty of geinrHl manager. Volusia County, investigutrd tho of the finest suppile* and far a* the lake front and I received The correction I* important In Chrislniai and New Year'* hull- foundation*, limr after time, **■■ Enlisting Into th« Navy In acrldcnt along with D e p u t y material*, areording to *poke*soring the stiecess of the eoming men in ihe i.ntord r, . * l<‘1*Phon*1 cal1 *l ,dlln,! 'hat the Civil Service Board doe, day*. June of 1936 directly from high Sheriff's James Singletary and induatry. * f r , ' i,nl"‘! me he w a s down (here It was rain nnt h, vr iny fon|ro, wh„ |w,vtr A* w# started out Mr*. Sand* .year under the leadership of these Brhool, Chief I'errlsh has see# Hill ll.-niiett. tng and I didn't have the r .r so „vfr , a| , r|f , of employe*. The was full of questions ami I got officers." ever 18 year* sea duty, H e has T h e completely demolished auto. I told the mail man to call a cab only consideration that can he glv. the Imprcaston that HER Intpres-1 prior In conducting the Inslalla •erved aboard such vessels as the mobile came to n stop, after turnand aend him home. When the cah m hy the Civil Service Board i* eion of southern school* w a s [jrin ceremony. Rupert Strickland 17. 8, 3. .Milwaukee, Canopus, lug over n number of times In arrived there wa* Chico sitting in i t„ POSITION clasalfleation. changed by our tour, She wa* was prevented with a pant preslBoNenck, Dmebnla, Alvor, Yellow-, iwainp and underbrush at least the back scat calmly watching the ------------- ----i full of prolse and bolh »h* and ,|rnl's pm and O. K Goff n past gtone and Adirondack as well *s inn feet from the .highway, traffic riding hy and Innking for her husluind worn "amazed at secretary'* pin Veteran* of (hla area who duty at Arg*ntia, Newfoundland Karl MrQuren was charged by Om happy look on »ho children'* , nf(|ffr| insU|Ipi, ,VCre A. L. WI1- need Pavement on the municipal park­ assistance In ohtotninf U d Green Cove Springs, Fla. F ill' Patrolman Harrison wilh fare., especially In High School. | ((,n> prpaJ,|(,nt; Rny Mirln> benefit# provided hy law may reA He reported to F*»Ron-M at ''nu«r*tiiig a car at a speed too ing lol just off Commercial Ave­ point to reaeh that mall ho, at ,v Principal nue and extending to Seminole , Herman , K. , Mortis , . of vl:n president; Ed Shlnholser, «o reive guidance from Tom B. ^ N AA8 in Dscemher ef 195.1 and g-eal fur existing conditions." RHS met us and explain.* he roml y| pr„ Wrj|,. nM h Sm|,h Deen, Assliiant State Service Of­ %M lent to the Navy Exchange All of the occupants received Boulevard wa* begun yesterday, a m. He rode the truek all diy and qoe.tinn* «*k.d a. h. t».k her , fcrr, „ rn.mloy, treaaur: ficer. to Clly Manager Mat­ wa* the smartest dog 1 have ever lor duty where he ha* remained minor Injuries to the fact, hands according ron E. Knowle*. seen. One day Mr. Brinion m a d e :n:',,"'i,'hir .hr,1' w .»i "«•»» . h,„ i™,»un. Veteran# or their dependents n t f now, and head. The toying of Ihe top pavement the remark that Chleo ought to The wlnler lerm of Circuit Court, studerU attend rollege in answer rial secretory. GWef Parrish I* married to th* i ----------------------- . may comuR Dean while he la ItC for Ihe entire area will prnhahly come to Ihe depot and help him will get underway Monday mom in her question* of rnllrgi, euformer Alls* Jean Boyd nf Marlon /"'L T#» ‘k J _ ^ * The Roard of Dlrertor*, also In- this em* am| may reeeiv* aialattake Ihe entire week beginning with his work. Believe it cr not st w„ h Jllrf#r ' v ,i„ ar rarllon ranee exams. .She also asked If "'■Utd for the new vear are Mack anc* In filing applications fop N. C, They have four children, L .ll O p T C r I O M C C t hr(lr,, Jake, lOj Drana, 7; Teres*. 4; -pi,,, Pilgtim Chapter of the Monday to remplele, Knowle* said 6 a m ihe next morning wh-’n hr M„ jn(f nn the men were paid more then Ihe _ ' leveland J r , David Gatehel, hospitalisation, compensation, pen* Sign* have hern erected in a arrived at the station lliere was Eleven eases have been Included women here and the definite ans- *'•'* L»ue, J. (’. Davie, Willis ilons, Insurance problem*, loin •nd Rabe, 1 month*. Florida S'ocitev of the Daughters training) Th# Parrishes now reside, in nf American ColoniaU will meat number of prominent plare* di­ Chico silling In the baggage room |n the two week term of criminal wer tame, "no." I'earoek. Dougin* .Slcnvtrofh and liem-flt*, eduratlcnal burial benefit* and mlieellnneoua ease* lo he tried, Omlr new Sanford horn* tit in Winter Haven -totting recting visitor* and local rilirens walling on him". "In New York a HA Degree Dr. L. T. Do**. Oeceoln Drive, They have I'cen with a luncheon *l the Falk Res- to the free parking area that will At the ntail nfflre he n*> “ at .Fifty prospective furor* h»ve will receive |38f»P a year and * Al the conclusion nf the nffleer subject*, where legal entitlement accomodate more than 250 auto­ home". Mall Rupt. Dirk Mcl.aulin been summoned to appear Mon. learhee may work hla way up installnllon, Strickland, Ihe !m- la Involved. native with th* F\r»t Raptlst tourant on Slvth Street. Church elncn eoming to Sanfoi,). report* that Chico would firlt en day morning for Ihe wlnler term to a 17800 salary," ah* aald. mediate past president, j resented Deen ha* been Invited U> this SanfVird memhwa are asked mobile*. The complete uie of the new ter the mail room a* *oon a* Ihe of rourt. In n nimhcr reservations must tie On Hie question nf ., venlle de­ Wilson, llm incoming president, nre« a* a special consultant hy In hy Jan. 7 to Mr*. F.. S. Hor- mtinlrip.il perking lot will enable post nfflfe was open and take a The docket, arcnrdmg In Stole'* linquency ah* brought nut tho "with a pair of glasses so that you Karlyl* Householder, County Ser­ ton, P. f). Bov H51 in Winter Ha­ Ihe City lo relieve Ihe congestion small look *1 Hie (Rawer which, Altnrnry Murray Overvlreel. will point of over crowding In Ihe may sen clearly the thing* that vice Officer, and may be contact­ inrlude Stole nf Florida rise* New’ Y’nrk schools, along wilh pa­ come tip," anil an oil can, “ wilh ed a* follows: Jan. 12, i t 2 p it., In the downtown shopping area. (font Ia Bed e* Page Eight) ven. against Fln*sle Mae Sllh fop re­ rental problem* were two of th* which to keep tilings wrll oiled Sanford al the County Service Of* The • Unlvertltv o f Fl-rH* l» sisting an nffirer; William Oirar (Conllourd en Pig# Right) and running smoothly." flee, Brumlcy-Puleiton Building. 105 ytar* old today. MeKendree charged svith murder; Although the L'mversitv o.v* William Croia for assault with In­ A MUbllshed In Gainesville In 1901. tent to commit murder In Ihe 2nd W H trgeea it* history to the degree; Norman Kimble for eutSUle'a mpp-rt of tho Ea s t ting and carrying away tlmher Flerida Seminary in Oral* In from the lands of annlher; Dan M il. Well* charged with ihoollng Into f ,A land grant college, the I'ma house; Ren Joe (nr shooting Into T*raity It the largest in Hie a dwelling house; Clayton Tliorna* ibqtheest and 18th largest (ti charged with rondiieling a lottery ♦he nation. In it* 101 vear hi»* and aiding In conducting a lottery; tory, It hi* h»d only pretl Jame* Bllev for attempt lo com­ d*xt*, Including Dr J. Wayne mit rape; Ellis Kellie* for grand n*lti, appointed to the presidenlarceny. Mabel Smith, charged In April, 1955. wilh breaking and entering with ™ tj No tperlal eeremonirs have intent to rnmmit a misdemeanor; be»n planned for the orcaiion. and Bobby “ Happy" Johnson for entering without breaking with Inlent to commit a misdemeanor. Grey Brewer, formerly nf Mi­ ami, will *erve a* Court Reporter usy I' and mmes In Sanford for hi* first :•hw r, CHICAGO MV—The miilma” "ft le-m in court here. th* fpute embracing liHle Helen Wlltoq'* home h*» had a busy f,. ,-y. Ml DIG GOF-S TO SCHOOL _ w*eb. (. MAYSVILLE, Ky. tgi-When Ihe j • f j He ha* delivered about 3,-W . riulndUii at Minerva High School u Card* and letrer* and too pack went tn work ne found a ton pound •Rje* to the 5-year-old girl's home pig trolling around In the school ,al 3»» Plainfield Ave. Ihe writera. cafeteria. An Investigation showed hem 111 part* of the country, were the pig eilher had fallen nr been bniwerlng the request of policepushed through a window which 7"'° ^ in ns^ ^ o*f wrl Ie^*to Helen. -CIIICO'B^ FINAL BESTING place on tha lawn of the Sanford Poei Office wlrft Poetmaiter Joel hid boen opened, It w*a tumid F1VB YOUTHS WERE Injured In th« compliUlf demolished Ford Coach when It laft th at «heee father Kenneth I* I police Fl-ld; Rural Carrier, E. A. Covington; Superintendent of mail*, Dick .McLaughlin; Carrier, Eugene I"ota In hope Ita awner would find ■orth of Hit Sanford City limit* and'era*h*d into uadarbnah and muck. A byiUndtr la t Oaa 1■■ ■ —*Lo — - ■« /CtalJ Minlat J 3 I S h S I Haro, end Clark C. F. "Buddy" Proctor krsrnrmg * e de«'e eeakei. (BUff Phoinj G eneral O utlines Bui Dog's Services Are Remembered Meetings Held ' To Present Facts None Injured In Auto T o ta lly Demolished Dry Cleaning Cosf Familiar Figure At Navy Exchange To Swap Uniforms Will Be Boosted Beginning Monday ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Knowles Misquoted New York Visitor In Recent Story Amazed At Schools Of Commissioner New Officers Slate Installed At Noon ><Kiwanis luncheon • City Parking Lot Paving Is Started Vets May Consult Tom Deen Jan. 12 “-{ £ » * •£ ." ’nM*» . Circuit Court Term Will Start Monday UofF Celebrating 103rd Birthday Helen's Mailman Is B Carrier '4. . ■ . ii&vi & vv;.1*8£ dfeif •2P&/X'.v='VSfii&tr\i''-;£ :.11'.■ *•r i............. fe^«BSS«| , -se �lutifc’X ttla* start bn frtM ftM at Tfcs I hr ft pjtt. «s tbs day M o n pubUnstJcm. Wnh'roA Chureh School 1:30 f.m. — 9:10 p.m, Monday through Friday. A cordial waleomt U «standod to •SMMNd 19 Mart Baptist Chanh all 'ta Join ua In our worship and •u H fk . t m d tf Bshonl 10)00 a. a . share In tho fellowship of thla hour. W. 0. IW ltltl, Superintendent M n iiitn i lnoo «. m. m LITTLE BLOWN CHUBCM O t L i Martin, Pm ah* *• ON THE a n x O m a r Park Ave. and 24th St, r a n BAPTISt* CHURCH J. Barnard Root, Minister GENETA frad Enimlnarr, Associate W. jl BUenwrod, PaaUr Sunday Sohnel 10 A.M. Sunday School maati at 1:45 Marntai Werthip 11 A. M. n.m. Thar# ara c la im (or all and B.T.U. , 7 P»M. an Individual welcome to each A N a . •■»•§ t ta r a ’a a Nursery w#B slifted. .V Tba Adult Class has soma very m c h x h t u n and tstaraatlas and profltabl* sasalons, MMOOfABT ALLIANCX M by Dr. Enimlnger. Morning Worship 11)00. Sermon: “Tha Pattern In Tba Mount". ‘Tba tissue of tha Lt/e to ba wa weave with, colors all 'our own, And In thaf laid of Destiny wo reap aa wa hava sown," Hen fill p. as. Wednesday Prayer Service and Bible Discussion Ti4S p.ra. Chapel Choir JUfaenal after am ice. Thursday Youth Night P roram 1)10 ta 1:09 p.m. Devotional Tima, d u b Activities, Lidias Missionary Soelty (0 meeting* monthly). Fallowthlp Lm fb*— — md Tuesday after­ noon. Prayer and luaianaa — 4th Tuesday afternoon. Sewiaf Circle —4th Thursday morning. "A friendly eburth lor the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. A. G. Mctnnls, Pastor Comer Oak Ava, and Third St. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Prelude "Chorals", Bodlmann, "I Call to Thee, Lord Jesus", Bach. Quartet "O coma to My Heart, Lord J<sus", Ambrose, Mri. Nick Pfaifauf,' Mrs. Harris Folds, George Touhy, Clifford McKlbbln. Anthem "Como Thou H o ly Spirit" irr. .Tkach. Sirmon. Mr. Mclnnls. ■' Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Laurel Are. at 4th M. Prelude "Prelude on in Irish Church Melody", Stanford. Sunday School 0:43 a. tn. Anlhem "Incline Thine Ear," Morning Worship 10:45 a. m, Him mel Youth Choir. F. M. Y. 7:00 p. m. Events of the week. Evanlog Evangelistic 7:45 p. Sunday: Wednesday night prayer pralao service 7:30 p. m. 9:43 a.m. Sunday School. 10:50 a.m Session meets foi prayer In the Session Room. THE SALVATION ARMY 8:30 p.m. Pioneer Fellowship. 314 E. md St. 6:30 p m. Senior High Fellow­ t/L te a tm a t Raymond E. Luce, ship. Commanding Officer Sunday Company Maetlng 10 a.m. Helinaia Matting 11 a.to. FIRST CHURCH o r THE Young Feoplat Legion 7 p.m. NAZARENE Salvation Meeting • p.m. "Buford's Simla* Church" Tueaday Y.F. Band Practice 4 Cor. of Snd and Mspla p.m. ' R. H. Spear Jr., Pastor 1:10 a.m. Sunday School. Claitaa for all ages. 10:41 a.m. Morning Worship. 5:30 p.m. Christian Sarvlca Train­ ing cliasM*.— 1 UPS ALA COMMUNITY prtm^'Wramnf OmiW iitle. f PUIXYTHUAN CHURCH HI Prayar muting Wednesdays, H a tT c C. White, Minister :45 a. m. 7:45 p.m. J i n . C le w Mans, Finalst U a. m. Youth Activities Thursdays, 7:45 Mis* Patricia Busman, A sst >:45 p. m. p.m. Pianist F;45 p. m. Special revival services era acheMrs. Haney Ollss, Children's ’ Wednes- duled for Feb, 3-13. Choir Director. The Church of the Naisrene Is Ur. George Peiald. Aaat Supt id Invites Wtsleyin In doctrine, evangelistic of church School. i." n appeal, and friendly in fjllowChurch School. 10:00 ujs. d e is ts for all ugee. Worship 11)00 a-a. ChUdru'a Sarvlee 11:00 non. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH You** P upla «)S0 P-U). • l u W i ulnilnl Church’ Paster Milton H. Wyatt Children 8)50 p.m. Corner of Second and Mepla 9:41 a.m. Church School. X. H. Spear Jr., Pastor 1 Worihlp 7)50 p.m. Everybody Invited ta attend Sunday School bsiins, at 9:50 Classes for all igai. a. M., George Pitta ril, Supt 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship all our u n ices. Morning Worship at 10:43 a. m. Sermon Topic. "So Teach Us." Sermon by the pastor. Evening Evangelistic 7:30 p. m. 3:30 p, m. M.Y F. Supper. Sermon by the pastor. 6:30 p.m. M.Y.F. Wednesdays 7ilS p.m. Organ Vespers. 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship. Omstian Service Training Classas, Sermon Topic, "A Colony of Heaven." Youth LttvltMa V m. Thurf- Broadcast ovsr WTRR. 8:39 pm . Reeraitlea far young Tha public is cordially Invited to puple. attend all eervieas. Courteous ushtrs will contribute to your TXS CHURCH OP COD •asa and comfort. You will find OP PROPHECY tho Church of the Natarene Wes­ THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Park Ave. at Sth St. 9191 Elm Avs. leyan In doctrine, evangelistic in P i star ajjpaal, and friendly in fallow- W. P, Brooks Jr. ^ Crauy, P u t Kirby Rogers, Director of Music FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Th# pastor Is pleased to announce Early Morning Worship 8:4S A.M. OVIEDO special revival services Feb. Sunday School 9:43 A.M. 1-11. Tba Rev. and Mrs. Earla Morning Worship Lm Is L Day. Patter 11 A.M. W. Vansum, former District Su- Training Union Oils P.M, parintandsnt and recently resign­ Morning Warship • 11:90 a.m, Evening Worship fiSO P.M. ed as pastor for elavan years of Tralalag Union • 1)15 p.m, 7ISD P.M. Mtsmi Central Church of tha Wsdnaadsy Service Evening Strvicaa • 7)30 p.m. Nararana. will ba the special Ear phonss for hard of hear­ Wadnaidday Ffayar Sarvlca -7:39 workers for this revival time. ing. fill Nursery for all Sunday ser­ ■OUT! SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH vlets. Welcome Halt it it, At Park Ava, LA1H MART BAPTIST Tha and of your laarcb CHAP1L For a friendly Chureh. HOLY CROSS CHURCH Lake Mary, Pin. X. H. Uaafard, Paster (Episcopal) . 1 Pante» — Bnv, H- A. Frith Jr. W. L. Stephana. Associate Pastor Rev. H, Lyttleton Zimmerman, Sunday School 9i4l a.m. MUtea Higginbotham, S i n d ay B, D. Rector Menton Worship liiftfl. School SuporlaUndoaL P int Sunday sftsr Epiphany Trainlag Union 4il0 p.m. Sunday School io A. M. I: A. 31. Holy Euehirist i «Kviolag v * a i « | Warship v ru ifB sp 7>I0. i Muring Worship a a . m . 1)15 A.M. Family Service j,V Frnyas Mealing Wad. »i«0 » * BlhU Study T :\' T;tO P M. and Chureh School Evtttlag Worship a p, M. A. M. Morning Priyer CENTRAL BAPTIST CHUBCH Proyor Molting (Wod.) • P. M. 11:00and Sermon » , Bev. J. W. Parham, patter Million ary PromUlanlal Service* through the weehi. Car. Fatria MOh Si, Oak Ava, Monday through Thursday and ,1 Sunday lehnn) I iM a. m. Saturday — Holy Communion 7)30 a.m, ■ Manias Worihlp SorvUo ilioo ■ANFOitD SEVEHTH-DAT Friday The E p I p h n n y—Holy «»•' __ _____ ... ADVENTIST CHURCH Communion—9)10 A.M. 79# Elm Avenue W. J. Oilman, Pastor lakbith School (Saturday) g:io a,m. Warship Hour 11:90 a.m. Topic This One Thing 1 T>* " Wednesday 7:|0 p,m. Mid Weak ,T h e y ? m a k e : p re tty p a tte rn s o n lth e snow, the«e fe n c e s/fB u t th e y .w e re n o t b u ilt ;‘‘for looks.'*.* .They w ere erected f o r protection."* T h e y stan d .as bulwarks, ag ain st th e physical elem ents. .T here are o th er kinds of bulw arks m ost cf us need in our* daily? liven—spiritual bulw arks. t F o r even the stro n g e st of u s cannot stan d alo n e.' Som etim es we th in k we can . . . but th e m om ent c o r is w hen Vick realize how much we need help. I t Is then th a t we tu rn tow ard th e C hurch. A nd, no m a tte r how rem iss we n a y have been, th e Church stan d s there w ith doors open wide, ready to receive us. B ut should we w ait until we really need a spiritual bulw ark? How much b e tte r to establish ourselves in the C hurch now and be assured of its stre n g th and com fort th ro u g h all our days.' nUTS8SS&&Tm The Chureh Is ihe r— A W S a o ttr5 Witho^ a •Ifoaa Church: neiihe can survive. Th,f, 0 ,¥*W person should ■ and euppon ih, Chureh *T s « s ? 5 fewlarly <D For hi. ZVcfl(2 )ro ,h lt c h " ^ n s s a l,. 13) rW )he sa l. „/ i ° mmuni,y and nation, ft) Tor th, a i* ol lh* Chureh lisell whith end material suppor). P:ro n- - n * * d * hU m « O l Z dally J 10 chuf«h reuu. y ond f#ad yaur Bible hr _ u,V .V:— wtidsy , .......*....... ... c ^rf«sicf«y................ ..... This “Support The Church" Series, Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is Made Possible by the Co-operation of these Wellknown Business Establishments: * ■WY.TPietf5as.fiif MRS. APPLEBY’S RESTAURANTS FLORIDA STATE BANK CORLEY PRODUCE COMPANY HAROLD H. KA9TNER A CO, BROWN'S AMOCO SERVICE C. D. Brown f.LENN GOEMBEL SUNOCO SERVICE A ST E R N AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE M. R. Btrlehload. CMlroctov SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK BOTELER WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY BOYD • WALLACE MUTUAL OI8URANCS WILSON • MAIER FURNITURE CO- THE KILGURE SEED CO. THE TEXAS COMPANY 8M ITn"8 SNAPPIN* TURTLE J. C Daria. Consign* HILL HARDWARE CO, NICHOLSON BUICK CO. SENKARIK GLASS A PAINT CO. BRITT TRACTOR CO. R- L. HARVEY PLUMBING N1IU BOTTLING COMPANY THE MAYFAIR INN CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. HERRON GROVES PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. ST. JOHN’S REALITY CO, SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS HOLLER MOTOR SALES ROY WALL PLUMBING WADE'S 8UPREX MARKET WHEELER FERTILIZER CO. BRioeON FUNERAL HOMS SANFORD AUTO PARTS WARNER'S GULF SERVTCB STINE MACHINE S SUPPLY CO SANFORD BOAT WORKS WDBO-TV Channel fl, SetuiiUy 1:18 p. m, m AMERICAN OIL CO. BERRY’S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. W. W. HORNE TRUCK BROKERAGE CO. J TV SERIES for Evtryonn Thin Weeki Victory Ov«r Alcoholism of Sanford m ^ �* r \ TWOUOMTVOU GOMG TO ST4.V IM . 'W S ’QffNOr ^ I M l.SCAUV*, S A ’O YOU W S Q 5 <3dNG AN/CMC5. ju s r s i r H O M t t TDMK3HT— > AMO PLAV M C iC C C O S/ vj ) .is ' $ I9R • VLU -ru'S i9 fu n , •yawin' you« CASN f*T,>E«! 5 u « t* C S S A \ C x E V 'I lASDMiYM'ViYiJANEW ' toCU,«« o= *\ b i r.-awr AVr.HE *UE JU S ' . a-wucKY.* m a i ? vi ANOTHUH CHANCE V TRY MAH WO SHOT/ am' lu JU S ' TAKE DEAD AIM AN'.. - SO N \*r M *5 t S T TUuM e « fu I N ’ •’■Hi** 5 * 3 v * 0 t o « L'v.v u m in t k .'n uouiu m 3>cy» vm i f\r -T 7 ^ ^ m i i's c ttt) Q. p r f HAJPP£N£0 •UUNKtO INTl HEST •CORE THE OLD HOME T O W N NOUNCING By STANLEY U I 9AM OHw* A N D > rt3 U » T T B C K S f IO U SH T B * TAKff THW BALD EAJD O' THAT BIBOOM “TO POLISH O FF Y O U * ^ ----- 7 NUMB SHULL \\% f V ^ v ii ' a _ Ii >nei NOW UNDER ^ NEW NEW FLAIR FASHIONED K od COXT'© 1956 \o * am U M W M P L fiY T O 'a * a rm • * . / * . L A W OAI T H F M O M M -•V M B B T '- HOMW F ltO A T T - e»iw< .tv. m n HI nvomire W. MB Americans W ant To Visit Russia NEW YORK uP—Despite the rut 1 American Expre.s ia scheduling Including hotels, mesls, trsns cent return to cold war bitterness, icverat amall groups for tour* °f ports lino snd sightseeing .The S Iravet agenct#* her* report msny 12 to U dayt this summer. third-elas* tours coat only ltd ‘American tourists ere interested Thom is Cook ia booking fcro day, but at Last on* hardy soul wtvo on r*foc 21 per ion* each h r the 'in visiting tb# Bovmt Union ttiii tried thsa class Indicsle* the fscili summer. igesr. he* would not be completely litis The Soviet Union may consider •; A triekto ot ordinary American jiravetera got lo Moscow in loss, it hai a daisies* society, but for factory e v e n to Soviet peasants imoro than In any year suir# Weald tourists R has worked out five dif- In addition, mt all tours it the War It. Not since the 1930* hsveferenl claases, ranging from He riles, transport Into snd out of the ’A m e r i c a n s journeyed to the Ju aedown In third class The de Soviet Union runs $300 or more jU.S ft R. in appreciable number*. luxe tours cost roughly MO ■ dsy, •atrl. * But now—unless there’* a new B w arseare nr a reversal In Kremlin ’policy—it look* a* It the Soviet ■'government 1* going to have a fairsited try at raking In tourist dol*r wiuiam t m 'lari whieh have meant ao much to jCeafrai Frsa* Wrifar^ IWe item Europe. * On# travel agency tay* K U get­ K 'r r t ESTIVATED s’0 r k * r a Thi*,*says dt*~m«i*al , , -------- toe next ting SO inquiries a day from Amer­ throughout the world producad a daik, w n a eaae o# glae*. not record It trillion worth of good* icans who went lo take a trip In claae, warfare. and service* this yser. Thal'a Buiiia, Another la row scheduling t t I wonderful—hut what w*'d Ilk* to . *gn air excursion each month in At a French •etorr* fund ass#, know Is, who bought the eluflT , a strain bat befonpiisg t* ♦ the Soviet Union. The motive of eomedian Maurice Cbetwlier *oi4 'i t t the customers, they consider, l» , dwifaerfend*# H*i* prsaldenf le /ec HID And *1 tits Meson *j t‘plainly Just plain curiosity. ex-neuepeper editor. Voter* Ibe year, le*; * American Esrress has received ,•<* probably Jtgered he kneie bou> le l i t .in many queslons on Russian use ft* bin* pencil—oie expeius*. MereIng TV prefreass arc ta ba travel It haa Issued apecial In­ leeks * I t I structions lo Its offices all over the le f t m idnight m e vies stole tw* *f ih* six " l * ;**• country on how to answer them. r. Will have ta wind up b e t ere b reak . Cosmos Tours, Union Tours and * • " * •* • »'•!«* *f Buddha In fB8®* Kawashj, Japan. Hew seme they ^Thomas Cook report a flood of toere m ined! t t t w 'glmilar Inquiries. A Florida KlantUt la paid to I 't ' t v * > None will give a sptclfle estJWTien Detroit cops barged into have developed a chemical which piste of how many Americans will a home to put down a reported gst# rid of btrnaclae that ding to go to the Soviet Union under Its dlaturbanc*. they ran into a bar* hull* of seagoing vtaaels. Wondtr .Auspices ’ Rut Cosmos Tours and Tag# of well-aimed Jars of j«Uy. If It will also work on olhir types of free loadaraT JtJnlon Tours both express confi­ dence they will have "some hurtbefore lb# year Is out. Union Tours ii Inaugurating this pionlh Hi first monthly IS-person nket to Russia and bark. Each ip will last IT deys, Including |boul two weeks In Russia. Charg H. JAMES GUT AGENCY be tl.U I or SI.2.M, depend whether the traveler uses I I I BAST FIRST ST R U T tourist claia pline psssage PHONB 7* heron the Atlantic. ( Cosmo* Tours If actively H. JAMBS OUT JAMES B. OUT fife d In scllJng more thin a dnnn different Journeys inside the Soviet ii Union. On* of them provides five day* In Moscow and five In Lenin­ grad at a price of ttoo in Ihe deIT 'S FUN/ «l(l*a class. Transportation to and Wfrom Russia la ovtr*. iYOLTRE General Insurance t DIFFERENT' EXCITINGf WELL DRILLING i %I TELLING ME! tm m 7 p \O < V tA O B<0 \A \N ot DODGE * 0 ^ V-* " 0 7 5 6 189 H.P. V-8 4-DO O R SEDAN -.iMr. j I .’ PUSH BUTTON DRIVING J U -T O N E COLOR TINTED GLASS DIRECTIONAL SIGNALS Electric WindshieldWipers Yours For Only *2542 i.ti USED CAR DELIVERED Low Down Payment NEW LOW PRICES Easy Terma for New Management Week PRESENTING THE ALL-NEW AERODYNAM IC (Jan. 5 Thru. 14th) PLYMOUTH Clean aa Naw, A Steal At n o n r .E i.p r. s#dBn Can't ivtiy b fltcr FOR '56 W ITH FABULOUS PUSH BUTTON DRIVING HY-FIRE V-8 SED A N -SPO R T COUPE SPORT SEDAN SUBURBAN 2 & 4 DOOR ra a PONTIAC - * 2*Or. Herltin Low Miffn ffl S/ CHEV RELAIR L ilia > N u iiA in Hardlop n rti-Tona PW G'ODI Real Sporty SEE US FOR THE BEST BUYS IN TOWN r r d FORD 4-Door Cuatom V-R j | Fnrdam alic Tha b w l for ynur aetond car flTUDEBAKER 4-Door Sedan L/C V-ft Automatic R/H D/S C - L «. E • A * S i> to * Howard C. Long -■ Phone 388 K t H»T B. CoMmarelaT *•<. Tuf,'. »*rt*Ht5 p 519 E. FIRST STREET “YOUR FRIENDLY DO D$E- PLYMOUTH DEALER • ’1%ti» • V <■?*/«» 7, J J ( i t 7 * 7C\ ph . m v* 4 �I w t w ere c h id lv h r B u y n o t *b# well- elan. oh the march, k u n i h tr* mawtoui id fiM w . The Wort try lac lo rtap H, hte tort greosd. Ossetia* for the i t j o i n : Win the Wool. particularly the felted hi* eonatnr 7 of State. Hi* asm* is honorod the vet, Ho number* th* heed* o f itata MfttEte* o f the free wbrU m hie inti- knives, beautifully fadbloMd from oUIbIbm ■ted, bon tbo word*, "Sheffield, England." Jim found that hia compact little dock waa We mOIiary *ervie* alono Geasrtl o product of Wootom Bprawnr. I would bo assured of a pise* la That act the who)# family to examining Sat, perlufe tbo monument to Mm tbo Chrlatmaa flfU mora ejeeely, aod It iaSBM Mm u n it 1b th* Mod thBt WBC develemed tb it aawral ether thtagem der There 11 a t Sort* th* military alEase** tad tbo eceeemte help they thiah they eta grt away wtth i t But ta this Meld* Watt tad Kart have develop** tueh fiaUitie New Medical * * * * * * sad Mmea wstoai atototoiafr ft as- ■Mr cooda maaufaeturad abroad la a heelthful thine for tha Unltod States. Thla la trua par­ ticularly at a tima whan ear aeonomy la rich tnotifh to abaorb both foreign and demaatle products to bewildering abundance, a charge. Ilk* other* from tha XramTrada amonf natlona baa always ban Important not so much for what it a for tha proof it afforda that the an lnfluapaa for paaea and mutual underblefriendU fiM s that some over-opti- ■taadinf. Trade also la a two-way atraet. Amariean politician* profeaaad td see Other natlona will raqulra loss direct aid to first Geneva conference had no real pronesttonta the rlfer of thalr export trade. no when a lif t baa an interacting foreign Praatdent Elacnhowtr himself mar took about It, tha causa of international good­ tad nnflhiekma. but aome of hla-folwill baa been nudged ahead a bit. V 'baseless expectations! Biaenhewar of “meddling" ta af­ ar* none of hia business. By this anything to Which Sim la la lhtet- e •• • Countryiidt Grows Tor many yaaro our title* hara been aad tha population of the countrytog off. Now Farm Economics, a publication of tha New York State Collate of Agriculture, note* that a reverie move­ ment la taking place. Between 1140 end 1950 the rural population of Now York Increased >7 per cent The new tohabtienti moot be dty work­ er* who want to liva amid fresh air and open epeeee, aa to the aeme period the number of farma dropped I f per cent, and the number of aoree devoted to farming was T per cent n IF. January I, 1MI No efty dweller, no matter how ardent, WO regret thla new trend. Thera la truth to a pasaana from the flair "cress of gold" Cutting Down Wars Big Problem what they reached oat to m b . Nevertheton, Bed uctiee foreod a mooumoaui chani# ta Amarieaa thlnkinf. The UaJted auto* tbudeaed tie hiitert* toelatfce aad art up to tta il *o im iu ta r or defective that the aoek la world affair* tad for*!f t P a itS Beetles 114. fUHJC IMPROVE- aim* cannot b* enforced or eolMENTS, BOND#, BALK OF} MOT 1acted, or, H the City CommUaiw TO 11 SOLO FOR LKSA THAN M% OF FAK VALUK. AU bead* ihrtl havo omitted to mah* anek toned tader the next two firecad- aaieeamut, when it might have 1*1 lertloni ihrtl be kdnrtlMd far dee* ao, tha City CoatmllliU to feto on ceded bide, which adver­ the municipality 1* hereby anthertisement dull be pudirtied owe e Md * a a f required t o . tabe SO week for three week* la a aewc- neeem ry atop* to cause a aew peyer fubllihed in the Cttp to aimarmiet to k mid* Mr the Buford, Florid*, la addition to the whole ar sag part to tie Improve, publicitiao to laid aatiee la a meat er ag atu t any property aewiyaper pubUibed la the City t i baaetttod by any improvement fuL U nion, Florida, notice t i Mid lowing ea Marly aa may be the Ml* may i t the option to the City provldeu to title Art; tad, In <*** Commission, be published one* a such second etMsiment ihaQ be week for two wweki ta a financial annulled, the City Commlislea may paper, publlahed la the City to New obtain and make other aiaeaimute York or a newipaper to feaaral until ■ valid aiaeaimeat ibaU be elreulatioa publlahed ta the State mad*. to Florida, bavins a population to Section US. PUBLIC. IMPROVEnot lea* thaa twenty thouaead In­ MKNTS, SPECIAL ASSEMHKNTt habitant* according to the teat AND LIENS VALIDATED. All ttFederal Genial. If the bead* be sessmente and lien* for street parvasw-M iK "ails not told pursuant to Police ihaD nif and Improvement* heretofore ra o is T i UrO*r lor oil* of r*al 4 aerv* tha notice. He shell return * mad* hy tha City to Sanford am jwyijriir A*! MU of Iris copy to the aotlee, with time tad hereby legaUted and declared valid eer vrokate froMeatet* manner to aervtca endor a* there­ and In full fere* and virtue and i f Norms* r. Jonoe. on, alined by tha peraoa aervlaf It, binding In law aad equity, and aU ta the city Clerk who d u ll tuck ad- n eh apeeltl aa**Mment roll* here­ vMtfaemeat, they atay be add r t to*** made ar* validated and eeaprfvlto aile at eny Una after the date advertliei for the i i u p d u to aealed bide. Me bead* leaned na­ Seminole County Rteordft " V S S & ft^ n a a M i S y K T S J e S to B IgHe m S C S S SA ■teft ■ieito MM M M |g |U S t f s ia f t ig S S i a W ’S S W S : A H-yesf-eia bey reperteti iR M U tfff B B lf iM WTw liH IM t Fattoato wen tortmteS to « !5 to 5 m ^ S J w S to 6 StoM fla t* wtthto three hone to^^Jto^hM W toti*** tie ^ M r tieetotow his math to artfr waft tow ss*n fn^m eov^^fm ^uw nnese* SefrU me ptaeMrta eu ff repeetaSy eeto fw araai fin to IS to soutoatotoaSTSSSto le v ii RgBGigi im I b* BSsrfhtan. ^ ^ h to v q y to to e tolas the im m bhmms its * MSftaa to a wntoea tort ana iwtog ewartlam. m * auaafhe- ms s s £ r s v L m m ftu i to*w rvpertaSrt 11aanr tfrtoe jofeaim M iM oselnli would ar eeMfrtotototo eetaeSy gtvee ytth the aweitog . abhJrbmbbmi m • m atm l iOgyi BMBtfA New Tap and Ballet Clasaea Begin Wednesday, January 11 ,L%'s:T.si ii.’i.t at 4:00 P. M. , ** DUXBURY SCHOOL OF DANCING PhiHM 1714 -Oak tag Commercial A n to,,with accrued latereet, aad pro­ vided further, that no private tale thereto shall be made at a price lever then the beet aealed feU re­ ceived therefor. Section llg. PUBLIC DTPEOWBKENTS, SPECIAL ASSESSMENT, IRREGULAR OR DEFECTIVE. NEW ASSESSMENT MAY BE MADE. M any weelrt aaeeeeoMat Art to defray ton whole ar ear part to the enpeeee to any Improve, meat rttall be either to whoto er part aiuuOed, vacated er art add* by the Judgment to any Court, ar, If the City CommlaeJon to il 1m Llppy Confront'd By Armed Robber BOLLYWOOD to - Lae (Uffv) Duratow, fanner maaagw to th* Mew Yotfc Ctaste, Irn't ktddtog thee* d m v h n he aayet *1 we* fobbed.” Me wag toitow toe g m p door at toe Ravortp mils home Tnaedey .......... to eoppHee and materiel* 4* matoteto *ar ktgk standard *f quality service, we are forced I ear prices, effective Moadey, January 9, aa follow at Pants, Plain Skirts and Bfouiai, ate Suit Coati, Jackets, Sweaten, etc cocktail party to calm a touaiow, pee hava to hurl a wcosd aaa laaaiee eeem* to produce a torrent to cure the a t* tensions that grow to eeahtafl pirtks, which to dlplo- out to tiw flrat. So th* ova toato metis pariaat# am known aa "mM atin i.1* Actually aothtas m ftp peed tea PHILIPS COLONIAL CLEANERS r * r a a lave to drink the mm * he itid for eoestail parttae No­ Match eg the sam* maahattaii body ever get aober at eaw. R aad e«t the same shrimp* and talk la toe aelf-iam* people," laid hfssa. n s daeeriptito to thla type to aoelal fueetios nay well go io w a i.u tb* greiteit usdsrSUtoMit ‘to the binary to dlploat *0. it is i t Marti aeU^eaUhnest, it la I I I ftsvtk P d tostto A m SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS i> ,ir-s(;aeipHii • Repair -Kepay * mm rtiA How to bring your home up-totoUU - Here i n some of the Wtyi to ifliprove yOur home: M ike needed reptiri - Add a bed* room or nursery - Add a bsthroom * Add t porch • Enclose your porch w Modernize your kitchen • Modernize your bathroom Insulate wells end ceiling -Replace your roof - Add insulated jidnur - Paint your home - inside and out • replace your screen! Build a garage • or other needed repair* or remodeling, * oudoh* need cash - Just satisfactory income and credit ratin# • The coat can be handled in wwr monthly payment*, D O W N T O W N CLEANERS and LAUNDRY LANEY DRY CLEANERS SANFORD CLEANERS T h * "Frjmdly Bank' will b t happy to hdp you H - j J . e»_E . m ___ a_ • , a t MINOLE COUNTY IA U N D R Y CO .'.■ilj-'iin �* Flirt laptlrt OWlth. Elite EnlgM Seminole i »■• • ** * By MARGARET MOORS It aeetni ’ like everyone had a '-i<)• on the New Year. During Uta holt days moat of (he recent Seminole The American Liglen Auxiliary High graduates came, home from wlL held Its monthly auppar meet­ college or from Jobs held out of ing at fl:30 - p. m. In tha Region lawn. The lltlli town ol Sanlord Hut. A short business meeting will was butting with activity am) most follow after which ■ moving pic­ of It waa caused by the teenagers. ture will be thowp and a lectura given. All legionnaires and their A lot of them had Job* to buy families are urged to attend. its regular monthly builnea* and their' bait fellows or gala a "spe­ .....luacheoe matting at 12;30 wcdneicial" gift. Now that aehoot la In SATURDAY T daF J ib . 4, at the Club House with progress again It seems that quit* 7. ,* C. L Menser aa guast speaker. * lot of Jewelry ?nd new clothe* Tha Jr. R. A.'* of th# First Bap^ The afision waa called to order Mr. and Mra. Ed Klrchhoff and ara walking around. Santa was tilt Church will meet at *:30 a. m By the president, Mra. F. Meri­ children, Valaria and David have good to everyone by the looks ol IfUNDAY wether and the usual routine returned from Bradenton where thing!, Randal Lavender haa a opening followed. Annoupcementa they ipent the holiday*. niea looking yellow sweater he St. Catherine’s Chapter of Rely were made and report* read- Mr*. clplma Santa sent him. It aura is Cross Woman's Auxiliary will Robin O. Brown, son of Mr. and W. H. Rucker, parllmmtariin told meet at tha home of Mr*. John pratty. the dub how to vote for the nrw of­ Mra. R. S. Brown, returned Sunday Gulesian at Indian Mound Village ficer*. She explained .a* follow*: to Middlebury Collate. Mlddlebury, It ha* been rumored around that at 3 p. m. with' Mra. John Jewell VL where he la a member of tha several of the senior girls have .lin t, president, then second vice as co-hoites*.. . • .. ,1 preaWent, and third vice president, freihman d ata after spending the made resolutions concerning eat­ The Whlk ef the First Baptist u .Th* nominating cbmtnllle* . waa holiday? with his parent! at their ing sweets and drinking Cokaa at Church will meet at lft:4A a. m. ,, ' , th* morning break. Could be they elected' '. and ,, two .from the home on Scott Ave. ire trying In lose wright. It'* also and Hava a covered dish luncheon • Board.'wire .appointed by tha. preWurt W, Werner haa. returned baen said, that these two girlt are at noon. Tha nrojmm will be at 1 • aide*t / - *' ™ . . . . . . to hit home on W. lain Street al­ going to lake up horsa back riding p. m. with Circle No. Four In 9 , Mr*. George Weill', and Mra. tar being confined lo the-Orange weekly. (To help their figure). It charge. Topic, la “We GWs Thee But Thine Own", 7;,Chattel. Dawson were aelacted and Memorial Hoipital for IS weeks. thl* correct Sara Jacobson and th* thfea elected from the. club Joyce Ray Rock? , . . Mary Ann flt. Marks Chapter of tha Roly . ware Mrs. Jgmaa Lee, Mr*. L. E. Dr. and Mra. Arthur E; Corey of Wright hasn't quite derided In Join Cross Episcopal Church will meat ^Ip en eer and My*. John Kick. New Orleans, I,a. aifd.spending two them yet. She is going In wait a with Mr*. R. L. Cornell, 3003 , , The table# In Ihe room were de- weeks at the home of the letters while and see how things turn out Grandview Ave. at R p. m. eoratad for the 11 months In the mother, Mra. Julius Dlngfeldar. The Pilot Club annual banafit Soma of the students hive taken u* year, January was represented card party will he- at the Mayfair up tha hobby of playing rards. The with nolte makers and a IBM doll; The many friends of Mra. F. D. Inn beginning at > p. m. The public ; February; a valentine heart and Scott Sr., the mother of F. D. two most popular same* are is cordially invited to attend. •Hearts" and "Snil". They're hnlh Scott, will rrgrrt to learn of a fall hatchet aad cherries;' March; Cirrlr* of Hie Women of the * elover leaf and rrossplprx and a that Haa caused her to he hospit­ nerve ricking game* and tike Presbyterian Church will meet as brain* to play. Iva Vieno haa bean kite; April; an an Easier basket alized. follnwif ...end w i n May; the Ky, Derby The friend* of Mra. Richard said to be pretty good . -•'with three race borsea and a may- Pack ltd will regret lo team that Christmas Eve brought a surprise , No. 1, Mr*. Victor Brown, Chair to Rulhle Nellies. A small package m.*ru .wdn Nr* Brown, Ml Jdyrtla ••jWfl June; a brl<le, doll and dl* aha is now |n the hospital. hut big in love and spirit. A die ^ve., Mr*'- 0. C.. McBride Co bps "plom a; Juljr; flag, fire crackers .. ' and sparkler*; August; beach Jimmy Wright who haa Seen mhnd ring from her one and only, teju,, 3.00 p m. .'Bucket and sunglasses with »ra spending the Christmas holiday! G*ne Nichols. Congratulation* kids, N o , M r s . R C. Maxwell, Chair ■hell*; September; boat*, slate, with His parent* Mr. and Mra. you lufe are lucky. Stilt talking man, .with Mra. David Caldwell, pencil and paper; October: Hal- J. A. Wright, 403 Elliott Avenue, about Christmas gifts, Tat Dunn 1M riumnsa Drive, 3:00 p.m. . loww'en horn, and nnl*e makers; haa returned lo the Baylor School got a great big furry while mat No. 3. Mrs, P. T Piety, Chair } ■Kovamber; turkey on pine, an for Boys, Challanonga, Tennessee. from Paul Brady and Jsnlre Kin- man. with Mrs. J. N. Glllon, 1201 law got one from Burl Davit. Palmetto Ave . 3 00 p m. -Indian on horit; and December gift Janies'* I* blby blue. Both are No. 4. Mr* D. C. Howard, Chair piekage, Bible and Santa witn a lurky girl*. Christmaa eard. All the arrangeman, with Mrs. Howard, 1103 Oak -w e n ta wars beautifully done and The member* of the Safety Patrol Ave., ):00 p m. centered on tha tablet lo causa and the girls that work in tha of­ No. 3, Mrs. Clarence Snyder, tnueh comment. fice had (heir pictures liken Chairman, with Mrs. W. L. Rocha, Wednesday for our year book, The 018 Laurel A vt, 3.00 p m, i Gueat speaker C. L. Menser talk­ Sally. ed on Electronic*. Radio and TV. No. a. Mrs. A. C. Moore. Chair­ Ha la on tha teaching staff at A wnndarful opportunity It be­ man, with Mrs. J. E. Munger, BIT Station University. "We are In an fore- the kid* who want to sate. Geneva Ave , 3:00 p m., co-hoiteii, f t electronic age" ha told tha group. Stamps am being said and If we Mrs. It. F. 31nule. “ Radio present* many good and have Ihe change buy enough to ,. had shows, TV show* many thing* cash In and gel a bond. Let's take No, T, Mrs. W, D. Simpson. Chairman, with Mrs. A. G, Meineducational and some program* not our chance. nla, oou Palmeltn Ave., 1:30 p.m. ao educations)". The Junior Chamber of Com­ "W# ara Heterogenous (people merce representatives have the stu­ No. a, Mr*. Jack Greene, Chair of different lu te ) and there I* a dent* Infnrmilion concerning Ihe man. with Mrs. Harry Woodruff, tremendous radio audience aa well teen-age driving rodeo. Mr. Flamm 110 N. Elliott, 1:43 a m. ~ « 'T V audience. In Ihis electronic and Mr. Peterson told the student* Evening Circle No. 1, Mra. W. 8. y ef* *w'f*ke radio lor granted. Our that the date was act for tha neat Rmmley, Chairman, wilh Mra pattern of life haa been changed Thursday morning, Jan. 12. The Bromley, Calery Ave., ro-hosteasei, « much alnce tha Ml lamp slage." driving will be held thrn and Ihe Mrs. John Krlder, Mra. E. J. ^ Ha went on In say “Now radio .j. 1. ... aftrrnoon la for thq--w ritten test, Roulh, 1:00 p.m. end TV are causing electronic era 'Ilvknthf Clrfie No. I ‘ Mrs. Clif­ Those Interested are asked lo (ill to move fait.' Incredible things ford MrKlhbln Jr., Chairman, with out tha applications and hand thtm Mrs. MrKlhbln, 1430 MellonvtUe have hean accomplished through in by noun, Weuucsiiay, Jan. II. radio Industry taking for example f Several awards will he glvrn In Ave., R:00 p.m. the tape recorder and sound lape.” Evening Circle No. 1, Mrs. David all participants, Cash award* will “ Taps magnlllnn, sound and pick ha r tr .lic d by Ihe winner or win- Edwards, . , . , Chairman, , with Mrs. up along wilh the picture* and re­ ner*. Also for the winner will be an ',*fk Arm,,T0"*' lw* U f,l,t Av# • cording are In mm machine Then DESIGNED BY KAREN all rxrrusc paid trip In Tampa, to come the three dimension ptrlures WTARK la thla .Imply atylerl ivarllcjpil. in further activities o( *Circles n( the WMS of Ihe Fir'l end color TV. Yea, the electronic short lc. pink silk aatln M i ­ Baptist Church meet at the church 9 axe Is truly among us.” ming drew Jew.l-tmbrold.reit the Driving Rodeo. at 10:43 a.m. covered dish lunch at A Poem: Hosteaaea for tha event, Mr*, Wl^•round the moulded bodice. noon. Program meeting In church To get in Ihe swing II* .1. Peacock J r , Mrs. David P. at 1 p.m. Bible study at 1.30 p.m. I.iSler, Mra. C. L. Redding, Mr*, strum served a delirious luncheon Listen Her# You'aU Don’t lit the bell ring Roy Partin aqd Mr». Douglas Sten-Ho tha group attending TUESDAY While^you're in Ihe ball. Pilgrim Chapter of the Florid* Don’t ever be lala Or you will find Society of ihe Daughter of Ameri­ You Just won't rata can Colonist* will meet with • With the teacher so kind. luncheon at Paik Restaurant on John Clark* Is one Who's dlwayi on time 1'va ilgntd my fate . , . Rut he haa loti of fun SEMINOLE SONG FOR THE Now what else will rhyme? WEEK 18: "Memories Are Made 1 hear tha hell ring Of This". So 1 guess I’m lata Bye Nnw While writing this THING C. 1 MenserTells Woman's Club Group O f Electronics I Sixth Bt in Winter Haven. Re* a*, valiant mini die made iiy'uein 7 la Mra. E. 8. Horton, P. 0. Boa M3 at Winter Haven. Tha Gleanera Clais of Ihe First Baptist Church will have-a month* ly session at the home of Mrs. H. Wede Rucker, 840 Valencia Drive at 3 p. m. Bible Study week at T:30 p.m. at circle postponed until Jin . I I . , Intermediate Choir reWanil at The Lake Monroe P-TA will meet the,Tint. Baptiat Church gt 7 p.m. at • p.m. All members are urged Adult choir rehearsal i t the.Firit to attend. f , * * * * Blptlat Church at I p.jn. —i . « , .1 it,. nihie etude week at the First Sanford Harden Club win meet at Baptiat Church at 7.M p.m. to a.m. with Mra. D. E. Brubaker. The Magnolia Circle of the Oar2001 Palmetto Ave. den Club wilt meet at 11 <30 a. m. with Mra. Harry Hobson at *13 B. WEDNESDAY 14th St. for a covered dish lunch­ Bible Study week at the First eon., Election of offlcera will he Baptiat Church at 7:30 p.m. held. Guest epeaker. Mra. Charlea Training Union Executive com* Wilke. Coraagea will he made by mlllee meets after nible atudy. member*. i. The Central Circle of tbed Garden Cltlb will meet at I p at eta i a n . ,*•«-. CONTINUES THRU SATURDAY LADIES SUITS All wool materials ami blends, Regular Prlcea 17.95 to 85.00 SALE PRICED /3.98 TO 4 $ . 9 8 LADIES' HATS All Indira hntx, fall and winter. REDUCED TO CLEAR DRESSES Entlm stock of Indie* dresses, In a largo variety of style* and fnbrlr* from which In aelecl. Juniors, Misses, Women’s and half sixes. Regular Prices 12.05 In 49.95 Fala to Price 38.89 MENS' HATS In. hard flnUh ereaia holding material*. A nationally known brand, The best krtntvn brdnd nnine, the latest styles and shades, REGULAR ‘ R egular 45.90 RALE STARTS SUNDAY •O ther Item* Not Listed ohf DEAN Whst Happened? JERRY I would do anything to make peo­ ple LAUGH. r 'i? ' ; r , 4 '’ i , . „ , , ?. All leathar suede, nylon, and others, all with xlpper front, somp styles re­ versible. Sixes 34 thru 52. Reg. Prices 10.95 to 23.00 Sale Prices J VT. and Mrs. A. F. Collu*"Ai i hnstaiaii.' Speaker la Mra. Fra Hill: • The Azalea Circle of thauiard Club will tnrel at I p. m»la t Garden Center with hoiteaygi Ml Ella Lee Klrchhoff, Mra. f t Pope, and Mr*. E. Aiidarsm. A large selection In a tm 15 thru 46 tegular! (a tew ahorta) �REVIEW OF THE YEAR—By Alan Mavor f^ H O U tP t* . V i d ■ T * ffls s a kmrcMA \ tu cct f*. AJAMtUMCXM CAMft , A group rf toy ranking U. i. professional and amateur golfers arc flying to Panama I f cm Miami Jan. 10 bp Pan American World Airways, to flap, la the Panama Open Toamamont Jan. 1S-1I, at th# Panama Cltp Coun­ try Club. Included arc flam flnoad, Id Furcoli Low Wortham, Malvin (Chick) Horbart, Doug Ford, Skip Alexander, Jim Forrlar, Tod Xroll, Qoorro Bayer, Lloyd Wadkino, Herman Barren, Arenld Pal­ mer, Chariot Harpor, Tony Tloo and Henry Caetlllo, with erneUura Ray Terry and Don Bla* pllnghoff, Another pro hound for the l i m a tournament, Bob Tookl, leavee Miami by Pea America* Jan, 11, Snead, ltd Purfol, Herbert, Ford, Alexander, Knoll, Bayer, Toskl and tiiipllnghcff were la Sanford playlnf in th* Mayfair Inn 115,000 PGA Opoa Uet De­ cember, he went la through th* front door. AM eat la th* truck and waited; Me could feel th* wrinkle* growlag la her aklrt. It waa hot and kor mako-up waa melting—ah* aouM fool that, too, Ilor hair clung U bar cheek*. She waa tempted t* aauad the bora, but did not. Adam waa bteldo for a halfkaur, aad cam* out with aa a polo _- — k u i i M r ve«w Mf wad mrni re pwtaat—and that 1 am not." “For goth aakea, Atin I" erltd Adam. Ik* didn’t, he thought reaewt/uUyy car* enough to aek how he’d come out with Horton. They were probably tha laet to arrive. Adam had to peril hie car a good dtetanee from the house, and walking with Ann along the ■idewalk, be vonturod to euggeat mat A waan’t good manner! tn carry a peeve to a party, "Dea't.you tell me how to be­ have, Adam Lairdl" aha cried furloualy. ”1 know, honey, but you're weixr* kig icicle* a foot long. They ahowP “TU do aii right Bo* that yo* da tha earn*." Ch* did do ah right, onoe ah* wia among the others. "Wo had la build aa elevator," oh* gaily *acuaod their I online**. “And you’d be o u r p r l e o d r drawled Adam, "how much A reaombiee a doghousel" LatT n in irrs ■■art.?* F1.*» n * .* g/1* WHO Ttmm T.l* 4 44 Tumhto T npp.r 7.41 J«* nin rk H .rl> r Hurt* u u in ifi* n - 4 ) it ii* • * r * * e i t * .* — * /> a iiii.itm** m ii* T ia » > ii.ee II *4 lialnlp i'll* 4.14 Mlsnal C a l l . r U u f n lsl* <4-l) l l » 4# ll.i l> llnlllll* (1*41 4 I I I M T lilr * M at* — » / i t Mil* Tlm ai 1.1* 1 «( llll u l a lhi a lt I m ii,'* A i a l g 1‘Arii* (.'harm U u l n l i l a II >1) l l l l t F - a r t b Mar* — 1 / 1 * Mil# T t m a i B I 'm B ark l t . l t 4 l« l i t ( 'l a u d ! * * B a y i | * J 4* £ r« ia ill U ulnlalt (1 - 1 ) t t l . t e • F l f l k B a a* — • / ! * Mil* T l m a i M l M.f lb# 4.41 I t * 1 .1 * • r # .i T r i l l t . i i »»* Nn n*w*rl lit U u l n l . l a (1-4) 111.41 ■ Ir ik B a r * — g / l * MU* Wtmai M .t F r a n k la M. I 44 I M i t * Vivia B " l# M .IT,1 * 1 , 4 4 rm.k Ma*i*a i - E V IE W O F T H E Y E A R -B y A la n M o v e r UKMA0P* m H P tc tm o # r /r i fOHSm ^7MA n H S c/Af<udi M g jm X&Zr. tu h :t A 1 TAA006A Jtr t t a / m y M w o v r iL iOHCAA /HM/M0 BMW1 9 C A M FU L L Lausse Favored Over Milo Savage . NEW YORK (M—Eduardo Lauii* the colorful middleweight from Ar genline, li a 3 1 favorite over Milo Savage of Silt Lake city tonight tn what may b* the lait Madiion Square Garden fight in a long, long .time. Th* next boxing data In Ihe Garden la Feb. 3, with th* Ice ■how taking over in th* Interval However, unleia th* Boaing Guild of New York can patch up Ita trou­ ble with the New Yoyk Stale Ath­ letic Commission, the Garden may b# dark for muny monlhi, Th* bendiomo elugger from Ar­ gentina Itai become quit* a ftvorit* with U J. boxing fane within th* lari year. Ho haa a airing of 11 oonaenitiv* victnriea alnc* hit defeat by Kid (lavilan Sept. 13, 19flfl.‘ Among th* vlctlma wai Garflin. About MS oreft will bo on dltilay at the Chicago Boat Shawl 'ok M l. <• a,» 4,ft 401J4 I * l i r a C 44P 1 C » .# ._ _. S , <)tilnl.l* 14-11 H 4 14 a . r . n l f c W a r . — 1 / l t Mil* T lm a i f t . g llnp* Mup r.m* 11.4* 7 *4 1 (A (Ip Mat* 4.44 t ** n . a r k Jn * 114 ( j u i n i . i * 14.11 f t * 14 r i » k l k I I I * . _ 1 1 4 MM* T lm a i ll.T H p d .I.r* * |rl* 11 44 7 14 4 *4 Uuriin • ('.ill* (.44 t .« yiddi. n'..» h i 4 a* Ilappy T im | 04 (Jnlnl.la (1 -1 ) H i t * Vlnik K ara — 4 1 * Mil. T lm ai ll.T A n n i h . r .lan lr* 14 4* 7 1* t m I M. If« * .y 4 i t * •. 11**1 g | * r m in * ( ftiln l.l* 14-1) 11* «* T a m il B a r * — 1 / l t Mil* T l m a i 4I.X l.,, 52? r . 1111*411* 4 14 Dublin Talant Uitniai* n - l ) t i t a* Mutual tiamll* *11 1 *1*0 T O V IO H T '* MWTMTMO r ,r* JP"*? — "*•*• r n o « " l * Onup. H o n r . l C r o o k , n . l l . Wtr**1 * li># Chip, lot., H o lla r KM01* r i « h » r , Muparlnr lliiil nir-hn.tiAt ****** l i a r * — f l ( |* Mil* n * a 4 * It n i r k f l r n u l l UiMAr F ield. Ha w . •v el. V*lv*l Apr**, S t a r F U a h . t » » - JSlfff * •" * • Ouron Flint T»rir. T*J., 1-.,U ,2 T Trlit* n u a t . r , •»•*# M m ,ik hiirk.VI* n**M*4. F ra tt* i*1**. £*■• * • « F * w « r. J n h * . n r ’* n o li. U k c v l l l * . A n d . HlaeW F a . r t f c Mar* — 4 1 * Mil* fir* ** w ^ A u n l l.laav, H a r d e * i u t . , f i r m , « ' v" i LejiejjUf. n u b * , Con* flntjnd, M a n n flM t, T a a i . F trtw M a r* — * ' 1 * a n * t n t * n , T S ! , > < I " 1" " * A Major t ' n i r I g l tl * Kim. T l r k a t F lat* * , T l t k . >'l m i *, g w . 4* d i r t , a i t l h Mar* — t / l * Mil* « r * « * T Jim - i t - M o r , fin l* W i n e . H a i i i t w IH»w, V i - slit* J u n o d i r t . Couatrr C o p p . r , g u nny Naw«, M o ra C h ip ., By JACK BAND NEW YORK <*—Big-time boatog OKLAHOMA M la New Yorfe ie deed. Flail iervm *r*!M 79 ieei will be held Jaa, 11 The Hoilng Guild of New York V tL T t* CHAM. lait aight voted unlatmouily not to dJiiolve He membership ee or­ V Ma a c o . dered by Juliue Helfend, ehilrmaa * am ot of the New York State Athletic ^ a a CeamUikw, who let a Jin. ig deadline. The guild Mid H had the full support ef the li,o th er guild •ffllJitii, . r "We'v* dene nethiag wveag Mid Chillis Jehartea, president of the lateraatiaail Boxing Guild, ef which the local guild li aa aMlUte. "We're ready ta fight Ip New Yorh right b o w . But H he (Helfind) Uhee our Uceniei away, we hive to go out ef town. Well go any­ where to get ftghU. None of ue U reilgnfc^** Htlfmd lent b a c h i n g down ellhnr, from the tone of hit preu conference yeiterdiy afternoon. He hinted tha Monday night televi■Ion fight promoters who decided to move to Baltimore, effective Jin. H, and called one of the Balti­ more promoters with whom they will work "Frankie Carbo’a n rCMntatlva." Cirbo, according to Helfind. la i notorloui police char­ acter with a powerful Influence In boxing, Hum tor visaing. But they By IV O I FVLLBBTON JR. "I elate from the moat unlm Fleck the aett day when he beat Th* Atee* 11 led Proto pearhable aource that Benny Trot- Th* mythical yeer the Yankee* Hogan by three strokes la tha 11ta (who promotes In Baltimore toit the pennant htd nothing on holt playoff for the title. with hi* son-in-law Angeto Uunafo) 1*55 when It came to turprlalng li Carho'i representative in the apart* eiperti. Lait year was th* The nature of thii upset wai em< elty of Baltimore,H aald Helfind. year Ben Hogan, Notre Dame, Ihe phailied by the fart Fleck catted "In Ihe lait three weeka, previous Yank*** and th* Bear* all war* ed only M ll.tl In tournament win nlnga during the reat ef the year, to this deal (moving the televised beean. fight* from lit. Nlcholai Arena in Thoa* four event* were th* up- appearing seldom and finishing to New York to Baltimore) Frankie tele elngled out by 179 eport* the money only twice. Cirbo and Benny Trotla, whose wrllen In the Aiiocfaled Pren Fleck’a victory wai pleked aa the real nemo la Benny Magliinn, met year-end pool with Jack Fleck’s "upset ef the year" by 41 of the In th# city of Baltimore to angl triumph over Hogan in th* playoff w r i t e r * and broadcasters and oeer the deal." for the Notional Open golf chant- Southern California's football vie Helfind aald he would hold a plonahlp getting Ih* nod at tbe lory ever Notre Dame by IT. That waa a shocker, too. Notre hearing to see if riliclpllniry action “upiat of the year." waa Mceuary against Tex Sulli Fleck was a “ dark bora*’’ In Dame had won eight out ef nine van and Willie Gllrenberg, the lit. th* Open If there over waa on*. game* end waa regarded aa tao Nick's promoter*. Under New Yorh A 11-year-old operator of a pair of the aatlon'a topmost eeltege law, a license can be revoked for of municipal touriaa at Davanport, team going tote tha^jftoal eoateat perililent association with a known low*, Jack naver had finlihed of the season. Southern California criminal. Ha aald Trolta and Uun­ higher than eighth In a major tour- had lest four—three to a row to afo have recorda of arreiti. namont and had boon able to win Minnesota, Stanford and UCLA only about 11,700 aa a part-llm* But the Trojans Juit took com­ The two Baltimore promoter! weren't available for enmment but conteatant on th* wlntir tour be- mand and rolled to a decisive 4M 0 victory. Nick Trotta, Bcnny’i brother, de­ was unknown to moil of the The Brooklyn Dodgers' triumph nied any dealing! between his brother and Carbo and added that apectatora and iporiswriters when over the Yankees—after losing the Munafo wai ■ liquor licensee In he shot a spectacular hlrdii on first two game*—took third place Baltimore, laying, "In Maryland, the 73nd hole to tie Hogan, who in tha upset balloting with 14 firsta criminal can't get a license.' already waa receiving congratula place voles and five other men­ tion!. Then eame tha Chicago CarHelfind obviously wai upset by dlnala' 54-14 shellacking of the Ih* fact that the Maryland Ath­ Rears, a setback that cost the letic Commission, whose chairman Rears a chance for the National J% Marshall Roone had promised Football League's Western Division to support bln fight against the title. That waa first on M ballots guild, hid let him down. In Mary­ and Sugar Ray Robinson's aecond land, Gov. Theodore R. McKeldln round knockout of Bobo Olson te The Asseclalfd Ftese' ordered a "full and Immediate" Investigation of boxing In Maryland Dayton's thlrd-r a n k i d Flyeri regain Ihe middleweight champi­ and called nn Boone for ■ “hill have themselves a 10-game win onship topped IS. and complete report" on the Mon­ nlng streak at th# moment, but more Important, seven-foot Bill Uhl day night transfer. hai ssed his sleeping giant role and matured Into a full-fledged N aggar. Oat.atb Mare — Mil* Oral* f Goliath in college baikctball. 1.11(1* B . l l a . F u t u r * Tana*. O r a Time wai when the big fellow val g i r lg . P l . t * * n t g ( r a a b . r n u a l n F rO O a, L*n* s t a r T ax , W h i n * '* wasn't much more uie than a five Ara, M l r k a y M*y. ----*/i« wn* 4lf#** ■ foot guy standing on a step ladder. flaan nnyal. Mlakay'a Tim. lrl»h May, Mark.4 Atiy. ftoAn.y n. Kali- He had height but couldn't move rnn, C l ( t r i l l . Ilarmnny I,It out last night Big Bill moved Nlglh Mar* — g / l t Mil* nrs<* k with relative eaM aa the unbeaten May ti.nny, c-hnir n*r, m« n»turn, Miirhl*. IX tl.a U 4 F4 Haw Flyera ran away from Duqueme aao. Fatil W iojln. Flaaby. M U. Uhl had 13 point*, ell but 104b Mar* — *;» Mil* Rrafa D r«« Tall Ma. sparer Kay, FlarMa three from the field, end grabbed PuC*. C r n . a l l i r ' * . Tou’r* l n . a u l n Baulin, lla m o a r Hand, Toni Klar 14 rebound*. Most Sports Exports Surprised In 1955 3rd-Ranked Flyers Boast Of Current 10 Straight Wins . . i i l l D s a g a l* M i i - r i w S By JOB B H C E L II NEW YOB* II* - AIUfTIto Horse) Ameeha, bull-driving full, hick ef the Baltimore Colt*, waa the aady rookie aimed to the Aa•eclated Fresi 1951 AU-Fre team which tocluded three maabers each from the NaUoaal Football Laague e h a m p l o a Cleveland Browse and the Lee Angeles waste ora dWiatoa tHMoMert. Amoeba, the league's ball earr*. tog champtM. received M ef tha 49 votes east to the aaaual balletlag by Associated Frees member paper football writers and AF atatt men. The former University ef Wineealto powerhous# earned the nomination by rolling up 90 yards la hie flrrt acaeea, 194 af them ta his flrrt same MM M h f l H IM h i jewel beware, the Chleage Beara piieed tour players « tie B a u twe platoon (quad They included ewd Hartaa Hll), guard BUa Jeaee aad tosfels Bffl WlghtUa m flw offensive sin ce aad mlddte guard Bill dearie ea the offensive team. Pittsburgh was the only team that waa net represented as dtkH squad Otto Graham, who seme awl el Kin maxi to teed the Browns to their ooeead straight ehamplowship, wow tha quarterback pact to a i romp, gettiag M votea to eight for Green Bay'e Tobin Bote It was Bio aiith time aa toe AU-Fre team tor the U-year-eld termer Northwestern great wbe promptly retired agate after seoriig twe touchdowns and pairing ter tww mere to Clariand'a 19-14 title tri­ umph ever Lm Angeles. Other Browns voted on toe AF "dream team" were offensive tack­ le Lou Greta, the place-kicking ipeclillit, and Frank Gitakl, tftf indestructible center Greta, com< pitting hit 10th year with the Browni, was named eo U ballot* to earn th* honor ef being the moat popular choice in th* voting, Oatakl, another 10-year veteran, received If vote* to beat out Dick Sysmanikt of Baltimore and Bill Johnson ef Sap. Franclaeo. Rami lamed were guard Duane Fulnam on the attacking unit, end Andy Robustelll and halfback Witlard Sherman on the defanrivn group. flince ltM the University of Mlialiilppl football team has wow to game*, toil I I end tied B. W A R N IN G !iV ta S M M fc ffl enroot* teoecgWM may your too Mi. chew cote, ( * ■ chin* is not tr*ei*d aid yon cornu* afford m take e chase* with say medU cine lens potent than Creomulikra. It to** into th* brooch isI sytttm to help loose* and tip*I germ kutai phWtr* tad aid Mture to sooth* and heel raw. leader, inflamedbreriehlAlmamhreaea. Get a tern* bottle of OreowaiUlas afl your drag mare. Far ahtidraw art nilder, meter CrooamWen tor Chib drentotbaptohaadhtoeperheffi Adv. CFHEOM UCaO N Rain Shine « fS I H§M Mtr g * * M tP JVCOH9 K Of M U A U S ew v y o /ro fM ft PrttOHAL O O Lf T i T U - T M k O .K '•ft ftr t* THOM*# ftTAiHt m $»rrH f OffH LA ST TIM E W» Need N ot A d v trtlM O ar C am To H undreds Who. 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LA TEST NEW S AND CARTOON S A V E DOLLARS at HOLLERS i ^ ^ ^ •rsiitfassa? �All-American Girl Tops W orld Glamor In Eyes O f /9^5 Males *«• • Carroll, E. y /e d Dec. 28 In Rollins Chapel V ir g in ia Min Virginia Elisabeth Carrell, daughter nf Mr. and Mra- Henry Curtli Carroll of Orlando, and Edward Snimer Fawritt, ion of Mr. and Mr*. Edgar 0. Faw ntt of I.ek# Mary, w in married la th* Franeei Chapel of Rollins ColHOLLYWOOD if) - Remember lira, Dai. 21. th* old tong "Annie Doein't Uv* till Rev. T hudon I. Parrah Hera Anymore"? Will, that applies performed the thi eeueie double ring e*r*-lld n r i - 1 An„ performed ont * HoUy• ° , njr ** , •wrnooii, fiddle- WM(j>| mo|t glamor girl*, light urvlei. Ana now spends gll af her leisure The bride, given In marriage by time In Mexico City, whero iho her father wore a walti-length h u a homo. Sho alio owns a gown of ehantilly lace over bri­ home here, ' but occupies It only dal satin. The portrait nMkllne, fitted formal ileevee and pointed whllo she’s wprklng la film*. Why this double residence? bodice were embroidered with teed peart* and the flare of th* eklrt "I fell In love with Mexico long carried a wide tullf tier. A half •go," she reported. "1 Ilka th* hat af ehantilly lac* held her fing- poopla and 1 like th* living. IF* lip eelt in place and eh* carried a much nailer 111*, although It la .,-FOO . . . . IN . THK PARK ?r *s *s *i i!“—*» JuM KUptlritk, U n it Monlwhite prayerbook, topped with a changing eomowhat. Th# norther* re. Caff/., grit price C*«/., kwh n an /Irrt pet la ‘ Ike non-peolettionu class la the culture he* been moving la. and white orchid. ' Com Toatfit. Taken irifa tpeed Graphic. ltU Orejlu Pftofo (hoy hav# their ulcer and heart The maid of honor, Min Phyllle Lockwood, wee gowned In wall*- cues, too. It'* not quit# Iho genii* ON'T put yeur camera away by Jack Kilpatrick. Santa Moni­ lull because tb* tun isn't ca. Calif., "Fog In th# Perk length, Irideieent green taffeta, pise* it used to he, hut it’* still ehlnlng. This picture taken by Trees" has caught an eerie epee(toft folds of the material outlined ■ lot more restful then the way a non-profestlonal camera bug Ire of fog swirling in from the the neck and the princen eelrt of Ilf* up here." ahowe what can b* don* In fog­ Parldc to cover the perk. Care­ Ann might spend all har time * as faihlnned with a wide tier. ful planning mad* (hit scene gy weatber. Her flowers were whlta chryian- In Mexico except for the mettor “Fog In th# Perk Trees" won possible. Kilpatrick got good nf earning a living, go the com­ fiem uai. first priie In ths non-profssslon- depth and sharpness and detail al class of the 1151 Grades Pho­ by shooting from a tripod and »Haynee B u m h y wps h u t mute* to film Jobs here, usually , to Contest It has alio won 12 uiing a longer ospoiur*. man and uiher* were Richard Car- driving th* long .ourney In her •elan awards throughout ths When taking a picture teak ta car. "It'* a beautiful trip." ehe roll, brother of the bride and develop "Interest. Interest Ynay country. remarked. "Th# rosdi are getting Jamaa Hickman. According to T. T. Holdsn, be based en eentlment, drama, photo director *f Grades, Inc., allure er mystery. Th* drst Whit* ehryaanthemumi* war* better all th* time." entering contests ran be a step­ group contains thole of pete, wied on th^ altar and white She le here now for another ping stone to a successful ca­ places, friends and things. Dra­ aatln ribbon* marked the family hurst of film activity. She was reer In photography. Another ma pictures are of a candid na­ doing e TV drama for Scrarn pewe. Ana aid to photographic caroori ture — action or sports. The for th* amateur li to Join a good third greup Include* pin-ups and Th* traditional wedding marehet Gama' Catebrlly Playhouse. Next eamor* tlub. Tho aspiring pho­ glamour, whllo In tho meritori­ were played on the organ of th* she goes to MOM to join Juno tographer can get th* necetiary ous there are elements or fear, Allyaen, Dolores Grey, Ann Miller adjoining Knawle* Chapel. help and criticism from more uncertainty, th* unknown, tvsn and others In the musical remake aeasoned member* to bring him tho supornatural. This picture Immediately following thu cereof "The Women." aver th* rough spot*. would ho classidrd under th* ony a reception wae held at tha 1th a* Spied " Taken with Graphic I "mysltrloue’’ heeding. Winter Park Women’* .Cluh. Whit* Ann Is on the prow] for a TV flewere decorated the refresh- series. She did a pilot film for MEETING PLANNED went tables where punch, tiny one bated on tha exploits of a sandwiches, mints, nuts and wad­ Las Vecss hotel preis agent. But LAKE MONROE-Th* Lake MoaIt struck reslitsnc* from sponsors ding cake wers served. roe P-TA will have Its first meal­ For tha wedding the mother of who dtrllned to foster a series LAKE MONROE - hire. Marre, ing of the new year, Tuesday, Jan. tha bride nor* a rose satin bra­ that concerned gambling . . . ced* suit, with whit* hat and har Dick Powell, pfoducer-direetor of president of th# Lake Monroe J V J di^ui.i^n^In^'ih'T towage was while carnations. “ l1 Hopponed On#|Hom, Demonstration Club would “Learning Values In th# School" ^M rs. Fowrstt, mothar of th* Night," had a great Idea for a Ilka to extend en Invitation lo all Hostesses will be the fourth and JRiom, choie a silvergray brocade scene In the film. While June Allywith a black half hat and hsr son and Jerk Lemmon were re­ tho ladles of Lake Monroe and sur­ fifth grade molheri. Everyune Is coring* wai alio faihionsd of creating the famous hitch-hiking rounding towns to the Lake Mon­ invited lo attend. white carnatlom. seen#, he wanted to have Clerk roe School, Friday, Jan 12 at S p.m. For going away, th* brida war* Gabla and Claudette Colbert drive There will be two very Informing The Rocky Mountain bighorn le a wild sheep that never has been; a gold snitmbla with tan accasanris* and tha archld from her h r"What ar* yw . 'doing?" eayt films on Cancer, Alio present-will domesticated. bo a registered nursa and doctor prayerbook. Th# newlyweds, who Gable. ara seniors at Rollins, will lie* la "Trying to thumb a ride," says to answer any quastlona that may Orlando for thaf remainder of tha Lemmon. b* asked. No admission will be pear. ‘That'll never work; I tried It charged. Light refreshments will 0A Mending tbs wadding and re­ yaars ago," aeye Gable, driving ba served. ception from Lakt Mary were Mr, gdf. and 'Mr*. Clyde Fluke, and Mr. and Powell proposed Iho Idee to Mrs. P. D. Anderson. Gable and Colbert, who were de­ lighted With K. But Gabta'e agents, the spoilsports, turned It down. Spotlight On Hollywood f D « Cancer Films Will Be Shown Friday .uso Be sure to rtmnv* all coarse stems wlien you are cooking kale, end wash th* vegetable well in several water*. Chop the kale and cook K rapidly In a email amount of aalted water, plua a littl* butter or margarine, until it The Sanford USO bald a "Small ie tender. Pry !Taace" Wednesday wight with Mra. I . C. Kuhn acting as senior Nloe far a snacki Start by ho steel. Junior bosltasee tor the o*d apple. Cut th# apple Inte Moccasion were Rarbera SqpMh and washing and corning a rad-akininch rounda and dip In plnaapple Mary Prances Henderson. Coffee and cooklae were served or orang* juice. Make eendwlchaa a t aeual. A fire wee lighted in tho at *we apple round* and one f ® piece which mid* a warm at­ round of Cheddar aha#**. Serve with salted mute and good bet mosphere and friendly eomfort coffee. T fliv u ^ By VIVIAN BROWN Th# melt representative sketch In 1P55 American maa shewed •f th in 10BS billii proud b u t \» »P7*U ’ t“d haautv. Rub­ with Gr»«i Ktllv'a non. Lit Teyble dancer stock went down and lor i hair, Ava (iiranir • iip» ana th* real-Amerlcaa look paid big Audrey Hiphum'* iy»i. Mr. Gundir molded the face to lull the dividends. What la th* American girl Natural. look? ’ It Is more than two-feced—It has four or five face*. It is th* pixie beauty of Audrey Henhurn. . . Th* sexy glamor of Ava Gard­ ner . . By CHARLES MERCER Regal beauty Ilk# Grace Kelly's. NEW YORK * -W * Americans And just plain beauty Ilk# Lie used te observe Christmas. Now Tavlor's. On# quality all these popular w* celebrate It. •55 types had In common wee Th* nation secretly sigha with ladylike eharm. Non# depended relief when Christmas Is over. on artificiality to boost her stock. Nearly everybody at* too much Pulse was another quality that and many drank too much. Nearly distinguished these girls from all received too much and most other female*. As tn# connoisseur wonder If they gave enough. There of beauty put Hi wee much conspicuous consump­ "I'm not eupposed te he partial, tion snd vying for prominence: but I’d say Ava Gardner I* the children debated over who re­ sexiest type In Hollywood today. ceived tha betlse gifts, and subur­ But it doesn't hit you with th* ban householders tried la string thud brassy type* exuded a few up more light* thau their weighseasons ago. She'a soft and kitten­ hors. ish hut has a good deal of oomph Tha lip service paid to peac* on at the same time." earth and good will toward men The quiet reserve that Grace Kelly displays doesn’t make her would hav* raused Isaiah lo rover a cold type, according tn another his far* with his cloak and Jere­ gentleman, lie descrihed h»r miah to raise both hands to beauty hv laying, "Man, she'* heaven. eool!"—which is about tha warm­ Television snd radio shared In est compliment a man can pay a the general Immoderation. Each station, network and program r*i these days, we understand. Pixie-faced Audrey llephurn haa seemed henl on outdoing ell other* "understanding eyea" that appeal In pouring forth th* same music tn one admirer. He eeyst "Hep­ and th* tame seasonal cliches. burn's eyes make her different By my count Charles Dickens' from other women. I'm a fellow "A Christmas Csrnl" was seen or that la for th# eye»-are-lhe-mlrror hsard al least four tlmea on na­ of-the-eoul' analysis. It mor* tional nelworka. It was too many. about a woman than any othar Dickens himself grew excruciating­ feature." ly bored with giving readings of hti It looks ns If eyea did have It story. In '65—all the popular girls had Nearly every program was as­ "heautlful eyes, wide apart and sailed by a painful sense of ntraealert" according to nna man. illy to do or sey something about When asked to single out the Chrlitmaa.sFilled with food and a one heat feature of Lla Taylor an- sens* of pete# and good will on* other beauty admirer was startled exclaiming: "How could I? Rha'a twlrlew Iho dial here and there perfect. Fveryth'ng about her I* ' seeking something that avoided the seasonal cllchei. Thor# wai pleas wonderful?" He doesp't think any woman ant respite on NBC-TV In seeing could he mor* beautiful 'In any "Assignment: India" repealed on Ihe screen. generation. Ro much dlscutalon ensued on Yet this wss an exception. Even how a girl would look with th* Dr. Benjamin Spock, ,whn normal­ Composite feature! of these gill* ly tilks intelligently about children that AP artist Ed Gunder decided over NBC-TV Sunday afternoons, to shuffle tham up on the drawing was belaboring Christmas. And on hoard. CRS-TV they were lealottaly burn- Radio-TV Highlights THE MADDEST ARTIST ever to pick up a brush, Dean Martin Jerry Lewis turn th* enntle book flold Into a hilarious shamble* lx , l H*l Wallis’ super-musical, "Artist* and Models," opening Sunday at the Rlts Theatre. Shirley MarLaln* end Dorothy Maten* eo-»t*p1'!..' with Eddie Mayhoff In th* aany team’* biggest and most rlotlusly funny film. Ing th* yul* tog at both ond nearly all day long. One* I almo turned to Hopalong Cassidy, whr wss routinely rounding up bad guya. BENEFIT CARD PARTY P.mlnnl, M.morl.1 Ho.,Hal Room THE PILOT CLUB OP SANFORD Monday, Jan. 9 — R P. M. MAYFAIR INN BALLROOM • Prlxen • R tfrea h m tn la (Ftaaa* bring year own cards) 9 | Per Pernon navi Al W AI III' I 11 11 A I | I « ■ fopNameQimlit AT FAMOUS M N N IY PM CM I :;i r mi ijfi a JUNIOR £ 6 ^ cased elegance Introduce* pan to Spring «df% pntlrl b*bM# dot sriU long torso b*aqw« and ikoolder Me*. Tkie drat* it •** • / ««*F youthful #fW«s featured *1 ouf tiers, if* sure to as# U*as oil B I R T H S Mr. and Mri. Jack Martin ara announcing tha birth of a daughter weighing • lbs. and 4V* on. Dae. M at 1:11 p. m. In th* Faraald Laughton Memorial Hospital. WHITE (iOODS FEATURE CHENILLE SPREADS Popular Chenille Beduprend*, In Ndw Deoor%U>r 8h*dea., E««y Cere • No Ironing, In Full Or Twin Slip PENNY'S Low Price £ aMw l l ■ T fy > -c I d * V ■■WgBjSgWI m "FeoSoring Fnehlon* Just For Tow" JANUARY CLEARANCE! Starts Mon. 9 a. m. Wools Substantial Silks Savings W oo. pefew *r Witf Dork Cottons ONLY A fter Fives Selected group <895 tmtim ru n . j Suits I Gowns H alf Slips up to l / 2 La * y i m i 1 1 ij PENNEY’S NATION-WIDE MATTRESS PROTECTORS • HIM "U m Our ConvMJxnt Lxyxwxy Plan" Penny’e protector* weih enow white theyVe filled I ,7 U with ell bleeehed cotton. Leak for year* . ' j . they're' covered twin with fatnoua Nation Wide muelta. AH. S.9S �^H..ttaH, PIMNft HCNIP\ *m m *u**um . m snout Tnari mama! with \ TVC ION MtN AMS MAWKMI* I . a w o u w v s j w m always ( w f l .«tfcw d r lm it U sa.traffleerashw hkb eauaad Gulhrla reported •t #£ . Di-Ww# ip , ijiurrae was’*■ePoaldent ef Pler> 3U»^. i ..fmaf . *wJLr in •* 1 - -1 * ■ •< Marray >ia bff* hound to* Criml- Ida Citrua Mutual a Citrus l i m i t ■■I Court *<-.'*> manslaughter and a farmer speaker of the rfar> Ida House. 4 c M r * .~ ' CouatyJudgf D. K. Wiggins hold a pro ljm inary . blaring yesterday for Tlmathy jj. iRpIggor, a Nogrt of Pirndpreof. Eppingor was re* leaaed uedtr ll.ope bend pending trial, l i e data « IQ bo set later. Judge Wiggins heard tettimony that Bppliiacp had a blood ■alcohol reading7efr'V.Nper teat after the coBiaiag. Under flerida Igw s per cent iadicitea d n u ^em tu . HOLLYWOOD UMttfpgpa a n # Murray w it alone la hu car whan it was HU broadside la Frost­ Mtoty pint tent lire. LeHtla HoL proof Dec. I t bp. one driven by lower around the..world. Life was humdrum, aha i f Id, for T» ef her Tg year*. Then, a l i f t age, aha tojd.lhp, laky Smart Guild of Hollyweed1sjte.: in. gwtox t C M M h n r f a p 0m > biggest things thoy "have to f»h» nhftdrpn thor 'don't have u opportunity to rolaa." "Wo l l m what w« call attend* ante officer* who arc oa the Job a* far aa keeping tba children In school but the main problem," she went an "la the mentally handicapped children who later* nipt the regular «!**•*•." "Alee a big problem to the emotionally upeet children. Them are the once wha roam t h e itrefta and'oeuea trouble." "Chit graduating claaepa often hare from 199 la ] | N pupil* In tho* which taken away from the peraonat feeling a atudfnt should hate," Mre. Sands . went PinsTike Sitter bw»y. MAT. M ic e ' TALLAHASSEE I# - Florida's Lowac East Coast, which long has complaiflod It doain't receive a lair return In highway* for Iho gisoltet tn e a it pays, (a allocated tho big­ gest chunk of money In tho Slat# Road ‘DepirtnwBt’c naw hobtalled VCU WMf MKT] 1 worn n i l ATHING) J 1\m )) / | fCoallnned from Pago Oao) held the truck key*., When they were taken out ho was tin-the truck "like a shot." He delivered every III rtln •* lift nhAnsiwMi pockagw and letter with the carrier. 40 atudenta and should b* for No dog Interested him and strong100. "Improvement will eom#,H ke ara.wero warned by a crawl not to approach too near lha truck. added. Mpf. Sendi asked about tho, Ills favorite trick wss to listen health fheiliUea to whteh come for money Jingling In ona of tho the answer "the Seminole Ceunty employe'* pockota. If ho saw p nle* Bill ffoughtoh oif Massapoqua, Health Association Is most «*• kl* nr ktard Iho monsy ko lm* ___. _________ N. Y., led tho nsllen's , hamasM opsrative In answering any call mediately nudged the perron over tn the rnka and cookie corner and W lf budget Is made necessary, by drivore In', IDS* with 118 vimrtea we gtva them." and IS9I.44&. in '. moiioy -emn. it One thing 1 netleed was tho "ordered his msai", wes tho third' year Id a ’yew ha He even got In know tho man remark sk* made about tRucstlen led In racss and mousy. woju..,,^; for a Jub when a student gradu­ who delivered the crackers 'and ates. Ths only clan In BHB Is learned that be came In every neither* Jack, wisner sf fstjy the railroad operator tlos* which night to get his mail at 8. On tha stakes in lf&ff, wdll campaign *n ■ntblie a student to boenmo an dot of 8 p, m. Chien msda It a ths Florida tracks this winter. Ho agant whan ha graduataa. In tha paint to hs at the door "for his Is galloping at Gulfatqsam Park. Now York Sehoel different cor­ ersrkers." (He hardly mined on* with her father four montha ago, poration! supply tsochsrs for tho asked Tuesday In Superior Court different kind* of arts and Jobs either.! During the severs! limes Chico for isoo a month support. for these Interested. required a vet he was never chivi­ Tha father, cafa owner Joseph Mentioning that thsro wore np> ed. Dr. B us reported that "Chico Norman Turner, *T, denied h* proalmalaly 40,000 teachers and hid delivered loo.many packages mlilreoted her or asked her to rinse to on« million pupils, undsr and that ha con>ldcr*d him a gov­ tha direction of tho board of edu­ ernment worker." leave hie Sierra Madra homo. cation oho'stated that tho City I* Both Turner and hla daughter doing "everything possible to Joel Field, tHulmciter, said that slid ho gave her a lloo-a-monlh ovareomo lla problems. For in* a ’bronto plague-will be pbtren lb* allowanro. Bh* eatd a groat deal stance tho housing projects are grave and will read "Chico, U.; S. of It went back to her father In developing vary fast and that Mall. Carrier. Self Appointed. Died In the lino of duly,’Jen. 4.19M." • mean* a lot." lines. Chien, the little brown and while On a visit to tha school farm “He fined me for anyth'Jtg he dog who served aa No. 1 substitute thought J‘d dune wrong," she iho couldp't bollovq It." That Is, testified. "If 1 didn't finish all the (ho modem machinery'’and fadll* carrier la dead. food from my plate It waa ft. If 1 ties the boys have tn work with. At Ptnecrost School w* were left all tha burners going on the JIMMY'S BACK HURT by Mre. Margaret Reynold*, gis range It was U or 110. If I met HOLLYWOOD igv-Aclor James principal, Mra. Banda first ex* didn't brush th* swimming pool rlsmallun was "who #v»r man­ Slewart was nursing a wrenched properly It was 110. aged the color scheme}" , She hark today, hit studio said, after Turner said he Inaugurated a could not praise enough Ihs warm being dragged JO feet in a paraseries nf fines lo combit her colon of tha rooms and the cafe* chute harness during the filming tsrla and tha " g r e e n black­ of "The Spirit of St. l-ouit." The actor was pulled over rough boards." Whtn shown tha kitchsn she said "what a pleasure it ground whan a biliary of wind machines, producing a hllsrard, would be to work hare." # caught hit parachute. Stewart, "I would never’ ballsy* you had playing tba role of- Ojirif* ' Lind­ Uil* kind of s set up," ehe re­ bergh, wa» supposed lo hgva hailed marked walking from the boiler out and landed In a aouwitorm. room of the new school, Mrs, Reynolds took us to ths many different wings of t h o building- and showed many of the wondsrfully new modem ways of I<* TIB C inrrtT rnVWT. nl XTIS j im r iA L c i n r t i r .o r r r n n (working things out. Loekoro with UA 1.X* AND ro ll OBlItJPt* folding doort, Individual room cocstv . in cMAnrcav, nun* sinks tad w a t e r fountains, m o d e m lighting, convertible desks, and a general happy at* wVl'o n 't ° i{bS?dbkcb in upmeephora won the thing* most kXUWN. A, «»r>Mi ennrelilnt fsr Dlv*res BEATTLF, 0PI — Tho Boottlo avideat. having hatn Il1*d aeiln*' >"U In th* circuil Court. In tod ter «•»>/ tronslt systam, plagued with high* When asked about th* question Co-inlv. Ftarlda, br .IOHV II. ar end higher costs end fewer and of sogref-llon tha local *nsw*r no)* IHIpBO.V. ih* ihorl till* ol which ftwor customers, hnpss to Ineroaso woo the aogros have modem l* .lonfc »l. POPSON, r u in t ir , V* tviLLA A p u n a o x . n*i*iidi«i its revonun by giving away rtdoa. scnoola to attend, they havo a lh*i* rroen l* tr* In rqmmand you to *Bp**r and lit* V*ur wrttlan d*« eompUta N o rn faculty and are With your fnvorltn morning or r»n.«« h*r»ln on nr h«fnr» Ih* llh afternoon nawipwpor thrown ig d*v nf. r*bru*rv. A. P. 1**0.. or ' ’ 'L „ Ulrtrlnri omarwlt* \ Darrtt F ts Conlu*** fra* too. nttts fC 'ra n es, C*uniy ef »*ir,ir«i*. mi will b» **t*r*d lOlTntt yyu. l-W«t» (•i *r* MSacrihtO bslor*m * tm* ltd dsr of Th* ain»*rd H*(ltd ll <*»l*n»t*4 Hoplg lo stimulate transit rid­ ton 1 asrsby « fti« y that t am net so rffjcer «r L m l t* s ■•wiDipsr *1 f*httll rfrejil*. ing, tna Transit Commissi**! iiso in which ihi* liiaO os *hstl h* 0 « u r y ru»'l|t. k ill* e t'rU rid s l l l V i i v % r o s s puhli|h*<t nnc* *s*h »«*k (sr teur which oporatos tho publicly owned DM- awndsd iy a i m ilondini * iM ursnts CBUttcUHr* w tik i systam, will put a fro* bus In sor* rviTNKM Imr hand and nfflrlst ■*|1 nf - Ih* C’ltrk' *( th* rlrn lt vies neat Tuesday. It will h* on* Cnvrt. «n Ihl* th* Ith d»y el Jsaof a hundred n«w "ali,Hdo" ttiry. A. P m s. O. r. Htrndnn coochss purchtsod by tho systam. Clark. Circuit Court Anyone will bo able to hoard tha r , r t U conspicuously marked bus without paying a far* from < a. tn. to S NOW SHOWING lihtnrd. rinrlds p. m. Th* eateh will ha that tha S m wm em ogiB f H t n l bus will taka a different route ooch doy. Those who hoard H will k < l k l i i **Ug I m p o u lb l# trliB g sava a 20-coat faro 4 tokens for IS canto, Emancipation Sought B y. Girl From Father LOS ANGELEB (B-Ieno Turner, IT, wanU to be "emancipated" from her father. She lays ha’s "cruel and abusive." Miss Turner, who eame to Uve IW .'S IS ." * ••••••I 1:*S ran I'JJ I IS a tm 1)10 4lj(» *;l» TBA <»vt. uidniaht £ « Blots I'nlssrsllr This Is th* LIU Lniv. *r vi» Hundty Kchnnl rnrum t>oll*r a Htcnml Lucjr Show h it s t r jig M l lit! l-f* fe a t ths n:*eh iS f».S bo* Th* Mnn*rmnns<re M* 1 far th* H**«y •'J ! I t s Alwiy* J*k jjijs nuiumeb* ]M l u w t s R u irM .tk s e ln fiia u"* Always Js» fill* lit* * th (Ru"»"" Mull# Th*a»re Lai* Show i ln p lids Ousunsh* |;I0 Rr-ltpe* rU lln s Thsotre JR* Ths VI** __ lie il t r l li h t Th*4lr* ^ rnU to iks Lire Horlsnns ndustrr On F irsds Awr*nc« tv*lk nr-’W raik-Arauag ll*snuir* • i l l r«Th«m £ s-’ Hudson's JrnL * so vv*ii*rn lisrth tl I _ « •* * "Ollvtr IS * « ( Jl]» t-o»* *Jok* ij* Omnikus i RV«,a;.” is a 'V A K lT " '!! 9D Theatre flifrhtnok rressnl* ll* '•» :}# AS Apa'l- ,Wlth Advanturo W k sfs My Lins I iiwAiw k'sw* ■»* HOWEY-IN-THE-H1LLS Wl Limited funds for Florida's new hospitalisation for (he Indigent pmgram rule out treatment of chronic conditions, says Charles 8. Lavln, state welfare director. Ho told the Lake County Medi­ cal Assn, that the program must be restricted to acutely 111 or In­ jured peraona "for whom there la a prognosis for an early and reasonable recovery." Tha Legislature appropriated 4 mllllhn dollars to launch and fi­ nance th* program through Juno 1MT, "far ihnrt of what w* antici­ pate will bo tho actual need," Lavln said. Th* State Board of Health, which will administer the funds on a matching hails with counties, had liked three million dollara aa a starter. Lavln laid ho expects tho appro­ priation lo ho Increased is neods become apparent and for eome provision to be made for the Slate walfira Department to participate In the financing Eligible fnr the program are persona on the elate welfare rolls and medically indigent people who earn enough to Uve on but cannot moot unexpectad hospital bills, Lavln fald about 14T.0M Individ­ uals are on tho welfare mill. He ■aid an estimate of the medically Indigent would be difficult hut that 1,Jli,0M Floridlana belong to fam­ ily groups with a yearly Interna -4ndar » !,m iresqat Legal Notice Legal Notice 'Business Getter' Planned By Transit iffima: wii . Will You B* There? The Blar Annual RICHARD CON ELKS CLUB haritv Dance CARO QP THANKS family of tha late Mr*, i yaeont illnas* «i B it loved oas. liiopn wkw iotrt Ths Oyws G«I14 ofGrcfttr Mlsnl Avmre >1* 0fm Atm, Cm* to AOcwT# ” Cosi Fan T iitte Saturday N it* - Jon. 14th « 3 :80 8ubaeriptIona 18.SO Coupl* At thh* Door, or Coll IlOd or Oil •• ; - , v : ' v.,;lf;V; "It wot ftp,, hut oh,,lt t ‘ feSgueo ms shoo I thick bb#.many d U p e r# I changed' to. bora t h i maaoy for my (rip," chi m illed last fight. She left San fraaeliee an • (relghler for Japan, Thereafter the traveled by other nhlpe, tralni, plans, buses and taxis>lo Hoag Kong. Singapore, Biagkok. And then to Burma. Indio, Egypt, Syria, Turkey, Francs, Germany and Spill}. ■. 'm Bha was describing a riot la w Unbut when her phono road. ■ f*N*m ktilty, CteAmaf w ig h i-tu n u rjaiu F Cooasy Akdttoftum WARtTkaDgsraDuUd of. . Greifsr MiamL ats 3 W iMi-Rd. Mitmi-or phoaa MiiJWfMM? n*aO«*trOprein| Night-TUtSDAY.FIS 11. M Pwfomsnio �I f I t * W orth A * y U fc« I t * Worth THREE Bedroom cement, block Alexander A Stringer i; PHILLIPS home. Undebiped, hardwood ftoora. 0. I. Finance. JjN i,Real Estate e Insurance Assoc. Phono 317-W. 117 M sissils Avo.______ rh. l i | Oeeeral O o i n d C A. WHIDDON, SR. 1 build homo onyour yc lot. floo --------------Km * Kfflt Rn K i i n i c f ui tor plona and financing, V. I . Daggle*. l i l y E. WUUama Start now whl] while wo are «eheSalesmen dullof job* for tor 1938. U> S. P a rt___________ Ph. m i _____; ; e . o z ie r LOWELL Whather Buying or selling, it will BalMer — Phone 1239 pay you to see Office i__ m i «_ 8. Orlando Drive 1, W. BALL, REALTOR, fk u u a b u tt Bank Building “Call Hall’’ Phono ITU. NOT A PROJECT! IP IT IS REAL ESTATE nak Cremley A MonteitS nee of JUal ladhddtiaUa l H i —oU ^rsrk J-koao 771 REDI-MDC CONKRETE Miracle Concrete Co. 301 Un< Ave. Phono 1333 Uatferly Appliance Center “Your Westlnghou** Dealer" Mavug Washer* Coleman Healeri ... 339.93 up 111 Magnolia Avo. Phoae 1717. Window SUla — Lintels Fluo Blocks — Cradlo Blocks Grease Traps — Dry Wells. Miracle Concrete Co 309 Elm Ave rh. 1333 USED Electric coin dispenser drink box. Good running condi­ tion. Ideal for beer storage box. Can be seen at Tho Sanford Herald. *40. fitS c fi SmiDAT ■VBNia* Warie At at« GOOD Income property, Colored rooming house, concrete block construction. 21 rooms. Present Income. 33,310 per year. Priced at $3,000. 31,000 Cash will handle. Generous term, on balance, alt particulars, llox J E T . Herald. HQAT-SroitE. Phone 433- R. 13— MI8CELLANKOU1 . - U LADY DESIRES TRANSronTATION to and from Orlando, vicinity Colonial Town. Cook, “HiggH ‘-•tins Terrace N otJ. 14- SPECIAL 8KRVICEA - I FLOOR tending end a m s u i Cleantng, waxing. Serving Seminolo County since 1923. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary. Plumbing. Krr.ky Healing Twilight lo n rt •porta Soak hruiie *1 lUadas edition ' L’nitH Natioai, IS'* D»nc*tlm» «A*i^ M w WIU Koala * rmina « ‘ M CAR Te h i m a Off B W THREE BEDROOM House on W ax your car eace • Never mala. flea Oa •te Lake. <>,000. DOWN. Ph. 2229-W. Wash It with two gallons of water 1 with NO-HOSE Worlda easiest awe Irtehas* !« )w* csr wash. No work, no hose, no asiare J i a l i m J - a s e s I" ir ruise, rfo drying. Shines (he cias* laws I bath, kitchen equipped, carport. & Chrome iitliugs to a sparkling •vat Valaafe Cleh '*»* In _______ attractive________.1 residential IC( section. lustre as il washes the car. Ap­ I COMPLETE with all the feature* -jMfS* At A Ol CpnvanUonal financing. ply with doth, remove with JMkar'a Chois* Tho Tollow taf Botes ore now you have dreamed about aucb I lowcl, lhats all, lls washed. ■it Haralar r*»«tlaaa as colored Oeneral Electric 310,000 • FHA financing available. :(S H»rmonr Tim* M. G. HODGES l a effect. Takes one person 13 minutes. II ■ppUuaaa aid colored plumbing Three bedroom home with oak :«* Waste At SSiaa Service on All Water Pumps— l i e Per Lino for Ose IsiMrtinn >oisr ambition Is a beautiful car :U Morning Ualodiaa Wells Drilled — Pumps with no work this is your aoswer. Doors, ceramic tile bath, kitchen l i e Par Liao for Throe lu o rtio u l 1:12 ...r Club Panla Road Thime 790 If :|A fr#»a 8 or. bottle 3123 (plus taxi Post equipped, garage, trust trees. (Ido Per Line for Five Uoertlou AND available at reasonable m e as* Near South aids School, Tald. Will wash car 8 times. W1U 411a Per Lise ter Each Si I* i ill ChiMrta'a with the b u t financing ctaaaSa Baer not remove wax. Distributed by ORLANDO' Sentinel Star, Call TWrtloni. VarioilM • with minimum down-payRalph Ray. 3150. i l :« CouDirr atria, V. 3. A. READY FOR OCCUPANCY noumtllat A Anderson or SICIltl* MOnHUM KATEt Ue Masonry home 317,300 on lakeview M aster Product* DintrltiuloraINSTALLATION of Linoleum, Car­ _ irm s o o i lot 90 X 133 with lake privileges. W»»ia i t Non* P. O BOX 283 SANFORD, FLA. pels. Tile*. WaDbora a PhtOlpa, Jr, This beautiful home has 3 bed* Radio r i m Dieeet Sanford Ltnolaam A Til* Co. It ja Stturdar Uaiiase reora»7"a ui*~~b»th*," Florida I* UU. Sanford*. Leal News HEATING 127 W. 1st S t rhone 1917 iiia room, terrauo Doors, built-in 1:11 »ar .v*aa Ranch cooking top and oven. Term*, Floor Furnace* 3ml' Circulator* a World at Th*»a For Better Ptunromg arranged. s:ii H. B. POPE CO., INC. Strictly Intlruountal Arbor. See or Call lilt UPfl Club RaDawap and Baby Rada ion South Park Avy. Phone 1440 i in Nan* UM W. J. KING * 1114,300 Three bedrooms ami Flo* 1:1V l« in Club QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add MM Snath Park Pbaee 33 1 ride room. Terrauo Doors, tile ing Machines, Typcwritara. Out­ bath, natural birch kitchen cablk’iifV.'VT. *•” NO CHARGE board Motors. Boats. Super RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. nets with built-in cooking unit Trading Post. One mile South I lis t your bouses end epta. for r* m .' ,. Elcctiii-sl Contracting and Repairs and oven, carportc and large •porta Raab on 17-01 Phone M17-W. th us. For 60 days we storage area. Terms. TV Service Center Mu*i» at -------- NOT make eny charge T *• Prlftln* OnRandom •MB Sealoola Realty for DaslrA Clue* Rrndix and Crmlcy ApplHnee* Laura 11. O tter, Broker —Farlory In Yon— I 1.1 t nrl uumt v Appltti] for finding a tenant, while the » l a s Barnet aad Apia. Phon* 37. 112 Mncnnlia Are. Th. 113 7 II J'lko Aluminum new Incoming Navy Personnel 2301 SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE W o* naturiUr NIehl I n't M*ti» Xdltlon Phone 1331_________ are getting located. Venetian Bllnda TURN. Efficiency A nt Highway SrtS Xaeta Forum ENVELOPES, letterheads, sUteIV Jub* Bo* p«t. Kleht 1743 South City lim its. Phone Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom mmts. Invoices, hand bills, end !«* Ifl 31,000. DOWN 2317-W. Slumberland Court rail with plastic ends. Plastic or p r o g r a m * , etc. Progreasive l* 10 At Hem* with Uutto 3Vk B. R. Hi Baths, C. B. Nicer I NEW two bedroom masonry home, rayon tapes. Cottun or nylon Printing Co.. Phone 408 — 403 l«i»t of City. 373.23 «0r month. EFFICIENCY Apartment Suit-, section cords. i l l # V l h fir C4“ “ r,,M r 1 close in. Oak Doors. Hied bath, Wist 13th St. Priced to move at 111,300. . able for btehelor or couple. I electric kitchen, close to church­ Senkarik GU*a and Paint Co. etrnnav fr Bteem heat, private beth, show- 131,000. DOWN — SB. It. aeparate & it* es and schools, a real bargain. 112-114 West 2nd St. PLUMBING Phon* 320 ■onsrine “ mQy located. Aerosi Covenle Immediate possession. Tree mra os Dining Room end Florida_ .loom, R Contract knd repvir work. Free os Met leal Pens o n Post uOffice. . — . .Inquira ManSURPLUS Kitchen td. Nice section. sec estimate*. R. L. Harvey. 104 tTill INew 3 Bedroom, masonry. Just nut Pun ARMY-NAVT h— ~ *. Store. ual Jacobson Dept tents, jungle hammocki, 3% Mortgage. Sanford Ave. Phone 1823. trIS Hrntn Tim* of City. 3 miles from the clork. sleeping bags, air-mats, jacket*, fill eplrltual V!m» NICE rooms. 38. week. Ph. 1013-W. 1730. DOWN — 3 Bedroom Fr. blinds, heater, and water healer I on R*v. vr. n . .V illa* bools, liiggsgr.. paint. P. M. CAMPBELL included. Immediate possession, 1 Sturm, ccntrallv located In Cily 310 Sanford Ave. General Contractor AFT. for couple, 333., alio 4 rooms go,inn, requiring as Inw as on Urge lot with shade. Furnish, "Homes of Distinction" downstairs, ail Park._________ 31,000 down, balance less than •I VARIETIES PANELING Ill-Way ad. 33/700. 17-91 Phew* 1447 normal rent. Two end Three room apartments NaUve and Foreign Wood*. FR1GIDAIHE appliance*, aales .. wlthbath. 2983-W, 111 Elm Avt. a B. R. Fr., 4* finished. On 5 acres. See Them At and aervlce. O. H. High, Oviedo. bw— IW- I - " I ■ L1 ■ Excellent water. 3 acres fenced, Sherman Concrete Pip* Co. Fla. Phone FOS-3313 or Sanford Furnished • room house for a to 4 a Acres Tillable. Other extras. 3 • B. R. modern masonry home Out West 13th SL 1842-W after 3 jji. m. Phone 7481 monlha, adults. Phone 1900. St,000. with 11,300 down. In lop condition, situated on 83X130 let In excellent close-m location. o m c K RoenmiKiwr DOWN — Three Bedroom, ROUND, Oak-leaf dining room NEW % Lorain Dreg Lin*. Phone 11,000 Home has furred walls, full cera­ table, Baby Crib, Ht. 1 Box 2«|. well preserved Frame House, Contracting and Repair f§ Orlando 38-784. mic tiled bath, and nak Dnnrs. and Garage with room and show. Phone 1014-31, Mrs. Jennie Eric inn; gantoril Ave. Phone t i l l HAYNES Office' Machine Co., son. Typewriter*, addins machines --------ilf-Iia THREE. bath, well-landaeaped lot Kitchen has beautiful cabinets, rHHEE BEDROOM, h bijro u m , m nun, — — ~ * * « < •—f .!.*•* v .r.id IIncluding citrus -and -tnroirat molded Formica sink top, and r~~. 1 ■ .„ . ... ■ m .ln n . INTERIOR amt K ,XT E R 1 O !l masonry. Private Lakei'Yeirty ll.OoO/ no No G. E. }*“• Refrigerator. An aassortI7t* Painting. Pape^Hanbing. Phono 3A- BEAUTY PAHM)RR - J J i or seasonal. Unfurnished, 333.00.1 fruits. Total pprice^ ™*jl *»-«». “ • r• . .A" ,*',rL- S H t i H L f t i K ment of citrus In b*fk back nKBT * 81 PB0M ,7,*< 313-W, Buffuin & Walker, I...J -At. wtl_ »---*, trees ’ mllesWast Osteen-Enterprise Ro a d . M i IlVT oA*1 . W * Cl°** to Base h i r#e* ln \f^r Wlstrand end SehooU. yard Th/i hortiB li one year old. lWfi FOnD FERGUSON wilh 040 . mites wait, n r . wistrana. walking d i a n c e to Eva-Been Benuty Shop LANDSCAPE Gardening Dune »»• school, isviiinii, an anil tires ........... 3450 00 surrounded by homes of equal Reasonable. Mr. Clark, not Park. BEST in Workmanship a n d THREE ROOM furnished Apart BIG VALUE - Lare* (l.iM so. BRITT TRACTOR CO. value. 31.300 will handle. ft.), modern, 2 BR, CB, HW ■ ment, 3300 Mellonvilie. Hlwtv 17-91 South Phone SOI i t B— INSURANCE —14-B IM East 2ndMaterials. floors, built 1934. Just Sut 'of Al. Phone 341 the CRy on fenced plot. Has City THREE BEDROOM furnished ELECTRIC Stove, three months . house. Six month rental. Near w\ Ur’ t s*.wer* P1V«^ wadi, IT- DIETRICHS For ALL Your Beauty Needs call T. W. MERO old, a bargain, loo Shannon Dr. ; Country Club. Phone 2T1-W. FTefernyi Rate* to . JtP4f,V^he*, ,r * blinds. H arriett's Beauty Nook LIVING room, kitchen with din­ 1911 Perk Ave. Pkoee 17 er 143 Internatlnnsl Farmal Super A Pollcybolden Phone 971 1C3 So. Oak Ave. CDs* Bedroom unfurnished home. ing are* la COMPLETELY Tractor Hyd. LRts (ront and John Wniluiui In*. A fracy 340. month. Phone 273-W, 11:00 > electrically equipped. (Open eventafi by appointment.) Large back, complete disk springs 327 Beaford AUaetta Beak 5:00 p. m. “ S3 GIT extra eeih tor article* yea **s ~ and » 1half-ton -spike •* • harrows. • * Inter * + c - f f _tooth national pickup 3,oun Tour Room unfurnished downstairs 5° Fi*t* your ad to «d at 311,231.30. IF Mid1now, miles, perfect condition Model day. Alone 1321. Phone 1I29-A. R. Peterson.Broker Apt. I ll Oleander Ave. Phone only 811,000. Terms. L-112. (lolh tractor, disks and Associates ■ A. B. Peterson Jr., 123-M after 5, Mrs. Armstrong. Compere this onei pickup, like new Pbone Van N! 13 NOTICES AND’PERSONALB 13 f - J- Chesterson. Garfield WR. LAUNDRY HKRVVICR -23 * BR. Aabestoa Starker, Alt. Dora 23280. E f f ic ie n c y 'Apt. 310. week. M M 3. John Melsch, R. W. WllC. E. JAMESON - Please caU *W * g . Kjtehen equlpM d/LandT ■ Bath room, shower, electric One hour - Wash and Damp Dry Rami. Haiti U. Field. A. C Thrae Fans. Desk, Sectional Book­ • refrigerator and stove. Hot and b h Doudney, Land Surveyor. a s we" B “-B« Si1 ". u0tir ^ * Wl*h end Dry cases and odd chain. Call 2<i IT—AirrOMfMII.KH.TEAlLKKM cold water, completely furnished. Finished Laundry before 3 p. m. Jtlouaied winnows. Beautiful ARTlCtka rOX SALK Sanilnne Dry Cleaning It will pay vAl/ to *ee US before I bachelor Ajpt. 317 Palmetto Ave. ajp Acres,ACREAGE accessible: Lake, you buy. Open Evenings and I MATERNITY DRESSES • Slie 12. Sonlhalde Laundromat non# 2302. jAb# Frontage and Grove Land. Uaed furniture, appliance*, tools, 1 like new I Phone 2193-W. Sundays. South Side Fawlmerl Bldg. etc, Bought-sold. Larry’* Mart, EaHsM* Traillr Salea, 103 East 25th 8L T*ur Room Apt. DownsUlri, 2Mee ™ 1ln Kr Five »?er** a % .> b*i321 East l i t St. Phone 1331. Quality Rubber Stamp* yeera at su% Patatka, Fla. Utilities furnished. $37.30. 313 Slock and Made to urder Palmetto, (302-W.)___________ KCHOLS QuitHop S et. . Reg. 8139. rteseo RKRYMH -21 * — 24 Hour Service — DARGAINI I’rcrlesi Trailer and V Ii-S? #>fi?*ai Ao*fu*fLoM « m * end 3?*!?. e, ■ ,-F»3 M (Twin or , SEMINOLE INDUSTRIES Cabana. Park Ave. Trailer Park. Furnished Apt. 1H3 Park. Adults. iek* tronL $1,000 an acre. . Double sii«) Phone 1M1,I FOR SALE — 1351.42 Ft. "Travel- L. L. BIB—Pleno TeehgJelan. LUXURIOUS Foam Rubber Sat 12431 Yele Ave. JnlRZE Bedroom House, unfurPhene H34. Route L Sanford Reg.. $139. Trade . . . $129.00 w j llte” deliix Hou*e Trailer. Two , nlahed. 333. month. Re-decorated. Gertrude B ABWCUW WANTED KNG SIZE Hollywood Bed “ • 4Bedrooms. Air-rnndltlnncd, cirCLAMIFfED DISPIAY 1 Also One Bedroom unfurnished Highest UAJfl. inADE-fN pnfire* 30 X 10 Mattress ruJalJns hral. Coil 38.700. Will r home. 340 month. Phone 373-W, Phone ™ paid tor eoed furniture CaU — 938 30 X 80 Box Spring m X. p „ k A „ . *el| for 81,700, I'lmnn l803jV. 11:00 - 3:00 p. m. wiUoo-Meier Furniture Co. 311 Headboard (Decorator Plastic) KEROSENE I; let St. i t . 11 AirroMonn r. nRuiucRA -u R e g ........... 3171.00 >UAN. 1 B. R. Apt. Ttk* children. 17e Per Gallon 17c <w Ph. Mr. Powell, H4 (9-3) 1129.50 BOUGHT SOLD TRADED CHOICE of Many Different Suite* a IMPERIAL ® olher equipment. yRAcTo?1’'1— Hoy Rerl'a Used Car* Bookcase Red SERVICE STATION Dlik and Ex Sanford Ave. h 111h St. Doable • Dresser 120R Peek Awm cedent condition. Ceil 23U-W Large Mirror evening*. BOATS - MOTORS - I* **• 15 ACRES Mattresi Good Tiled Land with Four Room Bex Spring Give MOTORN 13 HELP WANTED 10 House on paved road. Six heavy New or Rf conditioned 9119.00 bearing O tnii Trees. $12,000. Flnarfre Plan ECHOL’S "Day-Or-NIghler” SoU, BOYS WANTED- Florida Times • with good terms. Union wants several above aver­ 3 H. EVINRUDE Platform Rocker Chair age boys In carry newspaper ZEPHYR ...... . 130.00 To Help You Buy or s*Q Choice of Covering ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED $• routes. Must be 121V years old HORSE WIZARD ___ _ 84300 9119.95 BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED ALL or older. Apply 108 w . First Si. 7H MERCURY, j - J f t g \ 'iS S m S ft Phono JT37-W. No Bnllnni Cn*l . . . . . . 8100.00 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. from $11,100 to $13,000 . FHA a T PhT 1 1 - 17-32 at Hiawatha KINDS 10 H. FIRESTONE with FuelCorner 2nd 4* Magnolia Ph. 1232 SECRETARY; Capable, experlcncO-MatJe Tank 3131M "Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. Nohert A. WUllanu. Realtor end VA (OI) Financed. Phone 9184 Dayi ed. Phone 1431. ______ to il. Llclitrilng MERCURY 3110.00 Open Monday’s til 9 p. m. ■ B e y aaoae Luedquist, Associate ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. If. SCOTT-ATWATER ;>hone 1173 Atlantic Bank Bldv, 1»A HELP WANTED (female) IDA 18wilh • BRUSH tnd SPRAY Builder* td Finer Homes for controls ........... 3139.03 :Prim e house, gabeitoi aiding M II. JOHNSON. 1033 Model. Florida Living. gbun row, gngeriy good roof, RrMerly eii - - very fast ................... 3225 00 - nimhsr. You fiBish lntetlor. Bales Ottc»~«U3 Sc. French Avp. Alio many motnra tom down for 1197-W Nlghla Electricity and wfil. Thia on 13 uaed parts. Reasonable. PbcM MOO or M 0 Un Sale While They Lasll sere tract of land facing pav­ K e'd'W tklfl. Product* through New 1933 Model EVINRUDE! ed read. Can be had for only each marnher of ymjr nrgiini/a- a H. Elec. Starting 93JMOOO with down payment of tion. Watkins Product, J*. o. Maple Club Chair*...... 8.1.30 Big T w in................. . $130.00 Paul's Town A Country Box 34, Daytona Beach. Fla. Wicker Rockers . . . . . . ----. ... ----81.75 21 H. Elec. Drmnnslrator Cocktail Chalri -----------U .18 ^Fiva acre* Uled land, masonry used about 13 hours .... 3393.00 T. V. SERVICE 10B- SALESMEN WANTED -1 0 ’ . two bed room heme, wood floors, 2 Hear Service — Anytime S fx gg'fg See our new IBM Model Evlnrudei complete bath. Fu* condition S c . S ? . B . d $24: " UTOMOBILE • SALESMAN Phone 1084-M ; and only $1,300.00. ROBSON Sporting Goods Student Desk 4 C hair........... 39.13 Aggressive^ and alert, Salea exEvlnrudn Salea 4 Service Service Call 1.4# Large Office D esk................ 312.33 “irlence. Write Box SC C. Tho ■101 K 1st fit. Beautiful lake front three bedroom Phene PM Lamp and End Tables.........82.49 ^K nfo^M frrald home, 110 foot white aandy Dresser Base ...........................$3.13 k beach. Kitchen equipped, fire 13 - FURNITURE- I ’hal* 0—4*11 r place, large porch with Jalmisi- $T,ooo. for Two Bedroom masonry Dreiser and Mirror ......... 312.83 H»C_ MALE HELP WANTED 10C Bey your Furniture at BerTv1! bouse. WW be eemplated last of Chiff-o-rob* ...................... 319.93 f *1. Good value at $11,730.00 wlDi warehouse Fum., Co., at 901 w Small Buffet ..................... 81.83 DEFINITE FUTURE possibilities 1st. St. All aaUonally adv. furRAYMOND M. BALL. BROKER Juat light for re- 3-Pc. Dining Room Suite .... 843.50 for sale* minded man with abili­ bimre at warabousa r>ric«s ty to manage others. Will con­ Vanity with Triple .Mirror .. 312.83 OJI. KARIBON, BROKER llrement hoi or for small M m tm w - u - -----sider applicant* who are mar­ 21 Metal B cda............................. 34.33 family. For All Cara LOST AND FOUND 21 ig Room Tables ........ 314.83 ried. age 23 to-33, High School IX)ST — Pm lrTey^jfw IiaTn^ay SM S M US NOW for oec of our 1333 BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS graduate or better. Must be ___ Dinettes ... ... ... 124.38 Three Sedraoa hau:«. Coa- Drop L««f Kitchen Tables ... .»s.*B p c : : ; . . u f o.in’t"u before Christmas. Phone 1119-R CUSTOM FITTED or turn tn to tteraia Office. Wooden Kitchen Chairs ..., 32.CT aamlnet potential for quality PROMPT man above average. Opportuni- LOST —• Large, dark brown billYouth Bed 4 Mettresi ........ 327.88 INSTALLATION ilea to advance rapidly for in­ fold. Phone 2839-J. I. Hendrick­ EASY TERMS TWO Redeem Hwuie, alio New terview cell 1137-W, F to 3 p. son, 2812 Iroquoix, StricklandOflke H f o Bedroom House, ph; 33-R, m. or write Timet Union, 106 w. Mather of Sanford Ft rat St. FOUND IN PERKINS MEN’S Morrlson, Inc* 93349 K le i ,9L PlHM 127 Bedroom Houa*. Kitchen ° ^ Z IE K — Good pay for ex- BEADING* OK S & £ rTOf e Banford, Florida 3101 Magnolia. Phone liu -J . Phone 200 0I’ “ K w a w d s i f f l * 1 * W A N T AD RATES ACKOS* 1. Flock 6. Eye •.ChlUiend fiver 10. Twofold It. Fetch 11. Teh** dinner 14. Advertise­ ment* 19. Egyptian 1 aungod IT, A ten of Jeeob (Bfb.) $1. Belonging tom* 19. Become SL tede3Alt» article $9. Encounter* S3. American Indian 14. Young oyetef S3. Moved, as wind IT. a proteenv* coating for • floor 99. Rascal - g USINKM orPQKTVNTTm I rn9W lit] f l . 0;n iiW ......... eA S iS .^ ;:j| jwssiVr* $7,900.00 Another Dandy! U M Seminole Realty f » 3 E * d 3 i l -a 9. Bhltld $. Flew 4. Step in • e*rt*3 •.r , i • 0. Strange t$ A J ■ ’*J t 0. Culpability cure-all, J Sdt • \ 7. Roadway - • fS. PurI.IUtae ■ chary n it >1/111 11. Cheat • , 1$. Inter* M -I** ( slang 1 national *I1 IIV IlllfV *»■1 » 1$. A lendc* •Ian* - , — —! 13. Aatam gueg* \tes4ee3er** 19, Wager f f f . Sphere . $4. Open ( 70. Parted "to be­ (colloq.) ts. Men's nickname ^ 'tf.B n tm 93. Mexican |$.Onewtm if. tree dlvea M W m m m m am m ' mnmmmPMmmwm mmmmMwmmmm 31. Anted 32. Penitent 33. Perform S3. Orate 57. Board of ordnance (abbr.) II. Edge of 4 wound ' 89. Glory <1. Bober 43. Ireland 44. DepertlB 49. Mimicked 43. Period of time DOWN 1. English' author lit Vi. u n i m n u u m u M u m i. t Cal* IrM World At Rise 1 It flhc* boAt 1.19 lluilctlt *11* .in s itii* t i ll * laadAr e*rtiad • niaO e A rm iM i 1 it N*v* its 8un<l*r Kntlnae m is m ? * * j:P * Fr**dnm einrr * IV ('(true llu lu il !:]>) Ml 4:1* II** v in Vlutln al runrinm n « « t Editor Uuilral l«>*ra T t A»* Marla Hoar Vor'-aril .Marrh IMS Twlliaht Snna* S *i*e Wort*m -ISM BU eaf.tr . . . . * f t m jjjj % gartaada Mae •L Franrl*|aHour (laaat eiar H*r*a Ta v m t:|n ( hurrh earrlra 1:11 rrnudlr Wa llall lion I’laJ.uar* |Oar AliMln lOlft* a: Horn* witn icuafe' 1* 14 fltdalali'l KIbI.I»“ m ot •lea orr ■ nxner x n u is a men oa fit* U ra a r* OaU Ta OarM I «S Dawn I r t a k m III* Xiai l ilt Wtaiira JeaW aa Xtaa 8*v«a 0’*lo«k Clab Nava •prna AS A Olut* Jorbar** Choi** i i ii Maralax MaratUae tits Harmony Tima World Al Nlaa Jiff CIAHSIFIED DUPLAY JS 'W & Y P .T S , » f 11 a rm PAINTING WELCOME TO SANFORD Naval Personnel Will You Be Our GuestT ..... y t We have teased tome * Rooms at the baeutlio) Mar-Lou Motel These Roomi era available Absolutely Free For e period of 4 day*, to New arrivals at Our Naval Air Station STOP by and Pick op YOUR Key at the uffiea of Odham& Tudor, Inc. ^T C fifto w M esrib aW t «*erae«r YOUR SATISFACTION s guaranteed whan you ituy high-quality, low-cost building m aterials h«re. Drop by and wt'll show you whyI •' H ill LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD "Builder* of Fine Homes" 26a fi. French Avenue TED BURNETT USED FURNITURE CLEARANCE SEAT COVERS iffiThSM?,Ur'*d1W a?’VA ^ . V •.'mU/or. C TJX • ■ * �* ~ * .. • \***^ rc..*>v yw. It With the Best HOME! .•frill V i < A Beautiful,Modem 3-Bedroom Home at Terraso Floors Throughout SOUTH * Spacious Closets Furred W alls immediately sleuth of beautiful new Pinecrest Efemeatary School— 25-acre school playground • Paved Driveways City W ater ; • r • ✓ * " ' • • ••'•.* »?/|I1* 1 • ' • n • ♦ ’••<" i ........ • • . ; • • • , . *. , *• • * t ‘ * a t • ’•* *t v \ 0 '. _ * ; . J I ‘(1‘l , » ' • • i ’ 11. 200 . FROM I. . r . l . ■, ’ 5 0 New Homes Now Under Construction '4. * i t i } •>•n V '* i i I v\ . . . <1 1‘ # i’ •*••».- 1» ' / » • *t* 1 ’ -i i • ||2 B Down Paym ent IM per month •C ity Sew er. Service Personnel F. H, ’£ , F. H. A. I f you are a veteran—* • Tiled Baths i $2100 Down Payment $1060 Down Paym ent $00 per month $01 per month * •S p aciou s Rural Charm Your home can be completed in ?0 days to 3 weeks. We will ? Concrete Block Construction ' * • ( > ■, ' , ^>• •*** w- •• i !■ 'v *. * provide a place to live FREE, while your home , is being finished. ...........i n n ."J I* It .■ v" « *> ■T- J | ♦%•♦ •• • • »^ ■ iif t t i . fr » ,4 i St.*t • $ |'V*,.,i''•' ’. .' ’'.'i / i,V.! 1 , M 4^1 1 *j 9 # P T k i a*’• t 5 . it's fashionable to live . *• i ’ -1* , i A ct now end you can choose your t * . | paint colon inside and o u t A lio bath ........................>i : completed. 1 \ * . • I . , llft-A V \. "BuUcfors Of Finer Hornet' i .• - Wv/V- ■.: * ' ;»i/, r BRAILEY ODHAM, Pres, >, , . • • ____. V• V’,}A " ,TV.K y , ’ ||: W: ■J i - ■v $ $ ; , I . w v.M * v‘ * .■ V• ... ■ Stitt Offk# - MSS Seats FW eh . ■ . . . t 'Ai%. . . PImmm 21W Cane % la d le e U eTO D A Tt ■ V -.-j f M i; ' . ... .■: i ■ ert N80 * • • ‘ — • • • . . • 't ■. . . j hi • : ,| �To Appear Here ARTHUR J..TLEVA Arthur J.PIeva i • . Of Aufo Firm « *1 -wouldn’t have r w tote thla If I didn’t know dii pom tliU tiN ." Hid a young Air Farce CapUln aa Ha announced Dm change In management at Seminole County Motors recently. ; ArtHur J. Pleva, 87-year-otd forHiar Air Fore* Captain who had at ona time made op hla mind to become a military career man, !)aa taken over aa' general manager - of tha Bambini# County Motora BSodge-Plymouth daalerahlp bare In Santonl, “Sailing automobllea la nothing • new to me,” rieva raid. “ I have bean connected with tha telling of Dodge'and Plymouth automobllea and7 tha Dodge Truck for ten pediV ’ h* aald. 'Slartbi* In. tha automobile busteeat tailing parti, and then ad­ vanced to a parta-manager before ftyattini Into tha aatling of automo­ bile, PJev* aald,'” ! tWnk I'kiwir "g IHUa hit about what puU an au----- puW tolnoblla together.” •Coming to Florida First In Or­ lando and then two ycara ago traaafarring to Sanford aa a tales­ man, Plava, who aayi ha la usual­ ly known aa "Art” revealed that "I find the location here, at well at tha temperment of the people, Jimue|i to my liking. People just ^don't forget you. So, I Intend to make Sanford my homa for the re it of my dayt." The young automobile dealer asecutiva aayi that “ I will. build my home here In the very near future.” . . Plava la married and betidei bla wife, Margaret, haa two child­ ren, a girl, Sunn who la nine and I. young ion Mika who la teven *• plan no Immediate change* in . tin Seminole County Motora erganlistlon," ha aald. "Thera Is or a change in our ninetan organliatlon," ha added. »; "Howfrver," aald J’lava, "wo tiafbrii service here to offer In Siuford and Seminole County -: a aerylee that we know will satisfy the maintenance needs of the best iQtomoblla and truck owner," He tAldrfad. "and we offer what «a conildrr the best automabUe on tha read today - the D«rt|#." ' Plava aald that hla hobby ia hiodel alrplant building, and sec­ ond |o that, fishing. He aald "I plajed horkey for the Pittsburgh VeUow Jackctt. a semlprolesstonal Uam . "My former home,” Plava-aald, kwaa Pittiburgh where, after comg|{>!eilng high school I attended the ^Carnegie Institute of Technology." Commission Faces Short Schedule At Tonite's Meet : A sheet agenda faces the Board of linfard City Commissioners to­ night at a regular meeting of the {Mnard. » Three Itemi appear on the •tend* Inrlgdlng a dlacuaaion with rrprnroatatlvea of tha cnglnaarlng firm of Raynolds, Smith and Hill Of Jackaonvilla regarding the posaiblllllet of a feasibility report into p.hethar nr not the City of Sanford ihouid distribute electricity. , Other disunions with the com­ missioners will be in regards to I * water rata adjustment for Hun* ,* le r lea and Fuel and a request by the Salvation Army for a waiver pt Uw license fee for tha operation M i "thrift atorr." ' Additional dlacuaaion will aUm from' mlaeeUanewli business from iha floor and from tha City ComIj i toy trs The meating win Ha bald tonight r» o'clock i» tha Qty Commission «i Hto CM pM L Tha January Dsua of tha Ladiea Home Journal ravaala tha alory of a young music team who will thrill their Sanford audience the night nf Jan. 30 at the Plnecraat auditorium. , Nelson and Neal, the AuitralianAmerican two-piano team, travel from concert to concert In their own tranaporatlon, a black truck utually used for the delivery of milk or bread, trailed by a narrow van-like construction which car­ ries tha two planoi. Tha truck haa been redesigned Into a one-room home In which the coupla live and travel, and dream. They actually change into their "concert ciolhea" In their movable home which they park near the auditorium where they are to appear. Twenty-four month -old Johnny Murray Neal alio accompanies hla parents on their tour from September until May which In dudes from SO to loo concerts across the country. , Harry and Allison Neal will be in Sanford, late this mouth, bring­ ing with them the youngster, their unique van mobile and living quarter*, aa well a* the two piano* which they us* !u Ujelr concert. Their home la In Paris, Tenn., whera they live In a 100-yearold house with aerea of gran, trees and flowers. It will be Interesting to hear Nel­ ms and Neal because of their p e a t accomplishment In music on two piano*. It will be equilly interesting to meet the young couple, both of them still in their twenties, who travel and live In such'* unique manner. Nelson and Neal. AustralianAmerican two piano team will appear In Sanford for the second In a three-concert aeries of the Seminole Mutual Concert Avsocialion. Mrs. Robert Cox Reported Better Following Accident Mr*. Robert Co* U Improving, according to h*r husbftid, Robert Cov of Enterprise. ✓ Mr*. Coa w*a badly Injure*! In an automobile collision last Wed­ nesday *flemoon near DeBary a* she w ii returning from * Wo­ man’* Aunltlary meeting *bout 6 o’clock In the afternoon. According to Cov, Mist Cathe­ rine Lynch, daughter of a former rector of the Episcopal Church at Enterprise, was driving her car home accompanied by Mre. Cox, when a ear reportedly came out of an Intersection and the two crashed headon. Mrs. B. C. Dickereon, driver of the car that rame out of tha Intersection, accompan­ ied by several ladles who were un­ injured, received a bad bruise and a broken thumb. Mr*. Cos le confined to the Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hos­ pital with her leg broken In three place*. Mil* Lynch i* elan at the local hospital with a broken collar bona. Railway Museum Director Searches For Old Pictures Th* director of a Railway Museum wai In Sanford Friday looking for. old photographs of early woodhumera operated on railroad* at the turn of the century and earlier. David Goodyear, an enthusfaatle speaker of th* earlier model of train transportation said, "I am seeking photograph* of early loromotives for visual education die- ' - * ‘ 1 R v S S a lr ^ - . •’ SNOWY W HltB Sanford yard. ★ ★ EGRET In ★ Surprised Citizens Look Out Window To See Big B ird, A complete agenda for the Dis­ trict eight meeting of th* Ameri­ can Cancer Society h»» been i*vealed. Walter Jemei, Nitlonal Field Representative of the American Cancer Society, with officea la New York City, will be In San­ ford for the meeting which will be held at the Mayfair Inn beginn­ ing at in a. m., Jan. 13. Mrs. Ralph Hansel, district dir­ ector, will preside at th* meeting with other outstanding officials at­ tending the session taking part. L. II. Teteraon, of Tampa, exendive vice president, Florida Di­ vision of th* American Cancer Socety will address the entire group on "The American Cancer Society —It * History, Organliatlon, Pur­ pose." The Rev. Phillip Schlessmann will offer the invocation at the luncheon with the introduction of visitor! an<| official* welcome by 31ra. Julius Plngfrldrr, president of tha Seminole County Unit of th* Am#rlean Cancer Society, Other* to he heard at the Dist­ rict Meeting er« Voile A. William* Jr , Assistant Stall's Attorney, whs wilj speak on "Th* Part Volunt torn Have Played In Our History,” Mrs. Nat Berman, Service Chair­ man of Orange County; Mr*. I. C. Johansen, Chairman of the Os­ ceola County Unit at Kissimmee; Mrs. Kay ration, afatf member of Orlando; Andrew Bracken, Public Education chairman, Seminole County; John Morgan, Campaign Chairman, Orange County; Mr*. William T. Graham, Osceola Coun­ ty Public Education Chairman of SL Cloud. Georg* S. Bradahaw, president of the Orange County Unit, of Orlan­ do; Mr*. Anne Cog of New Smy­ rna Beach, chairman of the Vol­ usia County unit; Mias Buth Zim­ mer. District Field .Representative of Orlando; Fred Kury of Melbour­ ne, member of the Brevard Coun­ ty unit; Peter Srhaal of Orlando, chairman of the Orange County Public Relatloni committee; and Mra. Belly Lewandowikl of DiyUrn* Beach, chairman of.the.puhllclty committee lor Voltmle Coun­ The Fred Balts and the W. O. Brins'!” *, on West 13th RL could not understand what had happened when they looked out of their win­ dows Saturday morning to find a hug* whit* bird they at firat thought was a Great White Heron. Between the two houses. In an area heavy with tree* and shrubbery. the stately bird stood. Time after time the bird, which turned out to be a Snowy White Egret, attempted to fly. It was unable to lake off though due to perhaps an Injured leg, an injured wing, or possibly because nf the denseness of the trees and shrubbery which would not allow It to lake off In flight. Standing straight, at lime*, with it* neck outstretched, the pur* white water bird would slump m Ite Jag* kfgigrenlly imaHla to w p Itself lip because of in Injury. No one will ever know, perhaps, ty. Just what did Happen to the egrtl that Is usually found around the shallow lake water* wading for its food and flying short distances to new- feeding grounds The long winged bird may hive hit a power line to Inlure its wings It may have flown low In an at­ tempt to find water tn which to light and became entangled In tall tree*. The only answer to the problem w»s tn call the Sanford aoo to take care of the stranger to city duel J $750 Value Put On Oriental Robe A Mandarin robs, of the Ming Dynasty, probably about 110 year* old, provided what Is believed th* m"»t expensive dry cleaning Job to he done in Sanford. The oriental rohe, brought to thU country by t.«w Luster, a mrmher nf Tb" Hanford Herald advertising staff, Is believed to b* valued from 1760 tn 11,000. Lust­ er said, "on arriving In this coun­ try, I took th* robe to Gumps, In California, dealer* and Importer* of oriental merchandise end they valued It at nn lass than 1780." Wally Philips, of Philips Col on|a f c W n « 7 • • « t h .t 't ’he garu po„ | Wy the most exprnslv* that'* bran cleaned In San ford- "As far a* I know," said Philips. "It it tb* biggest clean- Below Freezing Three VAH-5 Pilots 1 R eported V 1X » '-<t' 1 t*»'. r $ lea Coats Ground In Many Places LT. L. M. MILLSAPB of VAH-T receives * tetter of commendation from Oapt- J. T. Blackburn for outstanding performance la aircraft emergency. (Official Photo, U.‘• - Navy) • , ★ ★ ★ Assault, Battery Charges Are Made -- A - 1 I ★ ★ Outstanding Duty Citation Awarded t.l. t-rwls M. Mlllsape, USN. wai commended by Capt J, T. Blackbum, USN, Commander Heavy a t­ tack Wing One ter outstanding per­ formance of duty aa set forth la tha following citation: "On 11 December, IBM. aa plane District Caucus * Of Jaycees Slated A district tilin g of Bu Junior Chamber nf Commerce will He held here In Sanford at Ike Mayfair tnn on .Ian IB. Official* of the local Seminole County Junior Chamber of Com­ A minor accident on French Ave. merce revealed that th* progrtm Sunday morning shortly after g so far consists of a social hour o’clock resulted In properly damage estlmalcd at $123 and charges of from 1 to i, a husintsi meeting "Improper starting from a parked from I to 4. entertainment 'from position" against one of the driver* 4 In g. and dinner at I o'clock. According tn the Sanford Police Th* Seminole County Junior Department accident report, a 1930 Chamber of Commerce sorill be Nash Sedan, driven by John James host for the district-wide meet. Murphy. M, retired, of Lake Mary Jaycee officials and represanwas being parked at the Interser. tattvei of Jayre* organisations tlon of Wh St. and Frenrh Ave when the driver noticed another from Groveland, Hetaea Ctty, 1 Leeiburg. Bartow. Clermont, Mul­ parking apace further up In pulling out to repark Via car, berry. Orlando, Winter Haveo, 14. he was hit on the left front fonder Cloud, Eustla, Winter Park, Apopand bumper hy LeRoy Tucker, JB, kii Lakeland akd i ^ l s B - M ^ r e expected to a’ttend the cauacus. negro laborer of Sanford. Jayre* official*. aay that Hie Murphy w** charged with "lm district caurui "la held ueuatly be­ proper starling from a parked fore the State Convention where position.M groundw'nrk. le laid ter district Patrolmen Arnold William* and plans lo tie arrompllahed at the Ben Butler investigated. I statewide me#L” Minor Accident Occurs Saturday On French Ave. commander of Al l Buroeu Num­ ber 314AM when, without any warn­ ing th* alrpUne'a port engine tor* off and fall Into the see, Lt. Millaaps’ superb presence of mind, ex­ pert knowledge and fine airman­ ship averted the loss of th* airplane and hept hla crew from tha hatarda of HaU-nut ovCr th# ley North AtlaaUe, U. MUIaep*' prompt action when Ike trouble started and hla bringing the crippled airplane into • safe landing are In keeping with the finest tradition* af Naval Ariatiog and at th* gervUe " ‘" li.tf tB U M mamffffo m Heavy Attack Wing pert'edTt^S^wS^fflS On# Squadron VAH-T and w#r* en farm. Behrens reported that celery route from a g month* tour of duty wa* lying on th* ground and tt In the Mediterranean to their new was feared that cabbage In th* home bate at NAAS Sanford. When fields were froaen. the mishap occurred about M miles! Damage In the Bai^ord area nffxhnr# from Boston, they werelmuld run high with wind* blowflying at tn.ono feet headed ter Ing th* cold air over cropa bringing Patuaent River, Md. A sudden lo* forming over th* v*g«tatlnn. vibration waa felt tn th* port en­ Nn report haa h«*n received gine and about T seconds later, th* relative to th* eitru* condition* port engine tor* off and fell Into throughout Ui* Hanford area. However, H I* l<*li«<v*d that th* th* eea. U. Millsap* tended hla crippled orang*, grapafrult and tangerine weathered th* temporary airplane at Boeton Airport utilising crop fresae that hovered ever Central a long runway and the Jet engine Florida. which had been started to rtablllta the aircraft. Nn lnjurlas.to personnal nor additional damag* to the aircraft wai experienced accept teen tire* were torn to to rods aa th* plan* dragged to a stop aa the cleared runway, Crww member* of Ii. Mfllaapa <ig). "*lg- Harry Wester's Latest Publication Is Now Available Mick., let Class Machtnlat Nick W. Marne. M. nf Btocbdale. Pa., and Machinist Guy R. Grnfalo, U, at Brooklyn, N. Y. Lt. Mlllsap* lives at 1St« B. geennd It.. Hanford, with hla wife and three children. First Federal Closes Best Year Th* Ftoat Federal Savings and d««m«d safety of savlnn a prim* Loan Ann. Just elKaad It* beat'year lonilderattoA even though each In serving th* p*opl* In thla county, account ia htsured up to 110,000 arrordlng to Howard Favllle, pre­ by th* Federal Savings and Loan sident, who pointed out that tho Insurance Cons, a government Intotal assata of th* organliatlon on | strumentallty. But bornnmra had Dee. gl war* 13,941,400 and com ; found q u i t * satisfactory th* liM-lMO. ( , hl„ P 'f'd wllh KUT'WO on the tnA Urmi * lh- toana Goodyear said, "I would approLuster, at first, asked about inthat they had lakan, he added. date hearing from readers having surancc to rover the garment, to date last year, rny of theta early photos.” insure the cleaning of tho vein— During the year 88.430,300 waa Th* up-grading of g«mlnoU The Museum director gave his able piece. However, a local In- i rrdllcd to savings accounts, repr* county aa a highly iteairabla a*c an lnrraaai of ™ ovmr "31 ^per b rV» Museum", suranre man revealod that there' tenting I f nma an ( t l o n of the state tn whlek to *•Bo* 6.-D, High Fells, New York, wes no pier* to huy eueh coverage, cent above the ftgum, It **» u b „ih hom# aa many people * —■ except possibly at Lloyda of Lon- aald. Favllle pointed out that the moving to Florida apaaka wall for total aum In airing at the close of tha effort* af the clttaafii aa In­ Philips seld, "After examining the year waa 83,433,400 and the dividual* and huilnaii tirmi In th* garment thoroughly, we decid­ association at If* three per cent sailing tha advantage* nf tha com­ ed to clean It. a year dividend rat# paid uver.’ munity, Mr. Favlllo aald. Ha added “I personally supervised tha over 814J.OOO In dividend* In 1833 that Uu Somlnol* County Chamber Herman U q Tyner, 11, aod This encouraging Inflow of aav- of Commerce and tha Jaycaaa Jama* Marvin iparka, IT, both of cleaning," said Welly Philip*, Paola am being held In tha Semi­ "which wa* done entirely by hand.” i Inga, the loan aiioclation axecu- should bo given a great daal of live laid, enabled First Federal to credit ter the increasing influx of nole County Jail on charges ol lend 81.844,300 to aislit In th* peopla her*. Grand Larceny. building, repair and purchase if Constable J Q. "Slim" Galloway homes In tills county and In the Although* 1838 la generally consi­ aald this morning that a atria* of Immediately north of Lakn dered a peak In tho economic aalca and tradas led him to tha Dsn Walla, 33 year old Sanford area Mor.ro*. The comparable figure graph, Ftrri Federal ia looking to two m*n Invslved In th# theft n*IT" I.* being held In S*mlnoie the new year with the expectation for 1834 was *1.300.400. ftv.n, n,d« A .ltu. kUu'i«: at L ilc Ctiuoij J«i! on rharavt nf at*auU that it «i!l be foliy at active a: ft Monroe on Dae. 1.1. and battery, according to Deputy tn commenting <w th* frn^'h waa ta too twelve monlha Juri of tha thrift organisation Ha pres­ closed. K wa* pointed out that al­ Th# theft of hra raddles, two Sheriff Ed Pratt. saddle blanket* and five Hrid)#a The negro attacked hla wife early ident showed hk satisfaction tha though a great deal of money la also Involved an unnamed Juvenile. Sunday morning In a Slpea Ave. th* Board of Director* had Incraas- being ipent for consumer product*, Tha two men were apprehended nlto spot. Sha-waa atahhed tn the ad reserve! from 1311,100 to >434. there are atill many peopla wbe 8M, a oobst of 88 4 per rent. R* put Into aavlnga a dafbilU portkm yesterday, according to Comtabla left chest with a pen knife. Galloway and are being held in Deputy Sheriff Pratt aald that aald that loans are bring mad* on of their Income. It la the** aavinga Seminole County Jail la liau ef ISM tha woman waa in bad shape for what Ia considered to be a corner- that not only yield thorn a food la* vtoli* but wetod vaUe* beak \ Tynerr Being Held On Grand Larceny ★ Overcoats, muffler*, sweater* and mid weather paraphernalia were In evldenr* this morning a* winds blew a cold wav# over th# Sanford area. E. J. "Bud" Moughten, local weatherman, said thla memlng that th* temperature was 31 early this morning and at 1:48 a. m. th* temperature had gona up two degree* and Was eat at 38. Other report* continued to com* tn during th* morning. • Sandy Anderion, manager of th* Sanford State Famere Mar­ ket said that th* temperature at the market wa* 31. A report from eoutkeait of Banford. from the Henry Shymecher farm, sold that temperature* thr* were 2*. W. Brawn Miller, east qf San­ ford, reported a temperature ef M at HI* pier*. Bandy 'Anderenn aald "Wa got through tha last en* with very llttla damag* hut right now I don't knew what's going to hap­ pen." In Sanford proper, lea wai re­ ported In eereral location*. Water sprinklers were left on at the home of the Ralph Petold* on Weet 90th St. and thla morning lee covered th* ground elmitar to stalagmite* with the shrubbery and tree* covered with Ice end Icicle* hanging from them. Until let* thin morning, Ice predominat­ ed on th* lawn and tn tha garden whera ehrubbery eurraunded the house. Dm weet etda t i fenferd, a dent* to got money eith 'which to build their homta, tho loan officer laid. Thla will become an increaaIngly Important factor tn the de­ velopment of tha Seminole County trading area should th* national government continue Ita efforts tn eurb Inflationary tendency through credit restriction*. Prospect* are that homo building will continue at about th# pace art tn 1838, It was aald. Thla la true of th* picture nationally and should he even more emphatic In Florida whera so many people are moving •Ithar to rriir*_a steadily Increas­ ing number—nr to avoid th* rigors of climate in the north and to take advantage of the expanding Industrial opportunity* bring of­ fered her#. Directors In addition to Favlll# ■ra f. F. Doudnay, County An#*aor; H. Jam#* Gut, Manager, H. Jam#* Gut Insurance Afency; E. C. Harper, Sr., President, Sanford Electric Oo.; J. H. Van Roy, Boutheiittrn Manager, Bird k ’^ne. A. *dwh» ghinholser, at *m«y; George TwAy, ttecvtlve vice president. Hie offteer* ta addition to Favllle and Tooky. are Harper, Bret vise president; Doudney, second vice president; Mrs.-1, ft. Chapman, seerdery-ftalMiwr; Mr*. Jama* Xbein, asaiatant trnaaurer; Mr*. C. r* Howell gad ltlae Barbara First In Exercises , Three pfleto af Weary AHath squsdren Five ire expeeted le •*#» another "first" this we*k Hy l l i $ Ing th*lr AJ "Savage" aircraft aboard the USB Foreital during current AtUntte Fieri tx»rtlaH.r«< Lt. Comdra. Cyril Fttton, R ebut Tucker and Robert B. William* Jr. left Ui* USNAAS thla .weekend to participate In flight exarcJsea eboard Urn Nivy'a giant auper-etrrler. . ' ' Thla win He the ftrrt time Hto AJ'i will have operated aHeard tie Forrest*] class ef carrier*. From the Formats!, the Savage Sou af Sanford will tranafor u towtoe m Uia Intrepid for e « tensive carrier qualification ttou utilising Urn training reel icalvad during recent Field Carrier Land­ ing Fraction aeeiloni at lm UB* NAAS. 4, -C* J F> .V st Rev. D, Camefix Bases Sunday Talk On 'God's Bankers' Urn Bey. David a C u tor af the Christian and Alliance Cburck age Bankart? yesterday revealed tk et"« Ing day maty tftmeaste af ■JJ hank for tb* money and ia for Ita aafobaapfng, **•«■*hi* in­ vestment, and proper dtaburaement. "Hill provide* aa aaalogy af rhriiUan Metrerdsbip. We are God's Rankera. Into oor hands G*d has deposited Me resource* af Rig created possessions. Tills make* us the rvatodlai of the totoga gket belong to Ood. W* tfwn me reoponsibU tev th* safe-keeping, (be raison able tavaatmaat and Bib flf Mm 4 )p |^ | ft be wealth. Mm*. e» talent ' ' "AB Bm rsfor ewaee tb and McrtOee k the Serlfo tithing,_____ _ turn realty Blow the prtariffc ef atearardabtpi a* weak rather Bma originating the awtkimeb ef ft. The principle* af Ood for Zareel. These wmb prbsdpfoe are aperitive today into a* mnaft a* B#ey warn I t o t Ik tb* Old Teetlment tithing was In addition e sacrifice* and afterInge, to he New Taitlment mtr Lord gave endorsement to Urn earn* obligation# when be Mid to His pharieaai But they ought lb ••en­ thuse to tith* and to do tha watgkHier thing ef he love, Judgement, mercy, and fifth also (Matt, M :k), "What a graeloui privlkg# it lb f|VJ to b* on* of "Ood'l Bankars.' Wk*8 7 t untold Joy (hare in hi being, g ,'•*mF good and faithful steward! Wkal rewards for tho## who prncUM stewardship-” ’ ’• J n A new aeng, written and earnpnaad hy a Hanford musician, fa daatinad »# hecom# another hit tun*. "I hope that th* warda and muale will b* hummed hy every­ body tn tha n#*r future,” aald Harry Waster, aa ha ravaalad th* n*w sh**t muale -hat will ha plea•d Into circulation her*. "Smll# A Little Everyday” la tha till* of tha n*w music pt«ea that Waiter aayi ha dedicated to hit two young nieces Jay and Banja. It la a song, aaya Waiter, that can be ua#d and sung by any group anywhar#. Aaktd whir# ha got tka Idea far . th* new election. Waiter aald, "It was while tunning a piano for th* Praahytarian Church that tha Idea struck m*. Tha words and th* tuna Juat wouldn't leava my mind The regular monthly meeting of until I had romplatad tha compos­ ing of th* music and th* writing th* Board of Directors of fhq Seminole County (Clamber of Ce»* of tha word*.” l*B Will will Ub ba held at tha wwgMvg CanntF Waiter laid "Thl» ia about th* marc* sartmant ef Education Bulldlpg 30th piece-of mueie 1 bava writ- Department • nn Commercial Av*. at t o’clock tan.” Next to hi* latest creation for tomarrow night. President Georgs ' Touhy tlgb playing and singing Ws*Ur aald that hie tuna called "Th* Monkey urged every dlracter to make 4 Song" le written aipeclallf for •pedal effort to attend tha mastthe youngster*. “I got tha Idea Iny, in addition, haa Invited all of for that on* whll# visiting the tha committee chairman to.att jft 8anford Zoo," ha aald. and hoar tha discussion and tq? Tha modest musician aald that parts from n full and eemplits H1 have been playing a piano ainco agenda. 1 waa nine yaars old.” However, he Tha tentative agenda include* ravealad that tha enly lima that rapert af th* tommardal a t' ' b. i.« ever pia^od pi*/*u iot lor •a crieiuily criauiily com m ute*; a *«pwrt itvn to*, was In an Army preducDeg call- tral Florida Fair Exhibit •d "Th* Khaki Waekte dhow" tee; ■ highway report; whan he eecompenled Dinah Shore ttra and Natlmul Affair* tn 1841 at Fert Bragg, N. C. ‘ tee repeyti Annual Meet* Folk* hi Sanford, k-.k fo 1848, mtttee repertt pnhltrity heard anathev ceerpaaltlon hy Wester whan the lamina!* High falte»J Olae Chsk was tinging "My CofC Directors. Gather Tomorrow I "|i . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 06, 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/4ebc84be67836504f241c03f06ae0954.pdf f55d3e11219bc5c70470f2204e7a190b PDF Text Text * ~ * .. • \***^ rc..*>v yw. 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Of Aufo Firm « *1 -wouldn’t have r w tote thla If I didn’t know dii pom tliU tiN ." Hid a young Air Farce CapUln aa Ha announced Dm change In management at Seminole County Motors recently. ; ArtHur J. Pleva, 87-year-otd forHiar Air Fore* Captain who had at ona time made op hla mind to become a military career man, !)aa taken over aa' general manager - of tha Bambini# County Motora BSodge-Plymouth daalerahlp bare In Santonl, “Sailing automobllea la nothing • new to me,” rieva raid. “ I have bean connected with tha telling of Dodge'and Plymouth automobllea and7 tha Dodge Truck for ten pediV ’ h* aald. 'Slartbi* In. tha automobile busteeat tailing parti, and then ad­ vanced to a parta-manager before ftyattini Into tha aatling of automo­ bile, PJev* aald,'” ! tWnk I'kiwir "g IHUa hit about what puU an au----- puW tolnoblla together.” •Coming to Florida First In Or­ lando and then two ycara ago traaafarring to Sanford aa a tales­ man, Plava, who aayi ha la usual­ ly known aa "Art” revealed that "I find the location here, at well at tha temperment of the people, Jimue|i to my liking. People just ^don't forget you. So, I Intend to make Sanford my homa for the re it of my dayt." The young automobile dealer asecutiva aayi that “ I will. build my home here In the very near future.” . . Plava la married and betidei bla wife, Margaret, haa two child­ ren, a girl, Sunn who la nine and I. young ion Mika who la teven *• plan no Immediate change* in . tin Seminole County Motora erganlistlon," ha aald. "Thera Is or a change in our ninetan organliatlon," ha added. »; "Howfrver," aald J’lava, "wo tiafbrii service here to offer In Siuford and Seminole County -: a aerylee that we know will satisfy the maintenance needs of the best iQtomoblla and truck owner," He tAldrfad. "and we offer what «a conildrr the best automabUe on tha read today - the D«rt|#." ' Plava aald that hla hobby ia hiodel alrplant building, and sec­ ond |o that, fishing. He aald "I plajed horkey for the Pittsburgh VeUow Jackctt. a semlprolesstonal Uam . "My former home,” Plava-aald, kwaa Pittiburgh where, after comg|{>!eilng high school I attended the ^Carnegie Institute of Technology." Commission Faces Short Schedule At Tonite's Meet : A sheet agenda faces the Board of linfard City Commissioners to­ night at a regular meeting of the {Mnard. » Three Itemi appear on the •tend* Inrlgdlng a dlacuaaion with rrprnroatatlvea of tha cnglnaarlng firm of Raynolds, Smith and Hill Of Jackaonvilla regarding the posaiblllllet of a feasibility report into p.hethar nr not the City of Sanford ihouid distribute electricity. , Other disunions with the com­ missioners will be in regards to I * water rata adjustment for Hun* ,* le r lea and Fuel and a request by the Salvation Army for a waiver pt Uw license fee for tha operation M i "thrift atorr." ' Additional dlacuaaion will aUm from' mlaeeUanewli business from iha floor and from tha City ComIj i toy trs The meating win Ha bald tonight r» o'clock i» tha Qty Commission «i Hto CM pM L Tha January Dsua of tha Ladiea Home Journal ravaala tha alory of a young music team who will thrill their Sanford audience the night nf Jan. 30 at the Plnecraat auditorium. , Nelson and Neal, the AuitralianAmerican two-piano team, travel from concert to concert In their own tranaporatlon, a black truck utually used for the delivery of milk or bread, trailed by a narrow van-like construction which car­ ries tha two planoi. Tha truck haa been redesigned Into a one-room home In which the coupla live and travel, and dream. They actually change into their "concert ciolhea" In their movable home which they park near the auditorium where they are to appear. Twenty-four month -old Johnny Murray Neal alio accompanies hla parents on their tour from September until May which In dudes from SO to loo concerts across the country. , Harry and Allison Neal will be in Sanford, late this mouth, bring­ ing with them the youngster, their unique van mobile and living quarter*, aa well a* the two piano* which they us* !u Ujelr concert. Their home la In Paris, Tenn., whera they live In a 100-yearold house with aerea of gran, trees and flowers. It will be Interesting to hear Nel­ ms and Neal because of their p e a t accomplishment In music on two piano*. It will be equilly interesting to meet the young couple, both of them still in their twenties, who travel and live In such'* unique manner. Nelson and Neal. AustralianAmerican two piano team will appear In Sanford for the second In a three-concert aeries of the Seminole Mutual Concert Avsocialion. Mrs. Robert Cox Reported Better Following Accident Mr*. Robert Co* U Improving, according to h*r husbftid, Robert Cov of Enterprise. ✓ Mr*. Coa w*a badly Injure*! In an automobile collision last Wed­ nesday *flemoon near DeBary a* she w ii returning from * Wo­ man’* Aunltlary meeting *bout 6 o’clock In the afternoon. According to Cov, Mist Cathe­ rine Lynch, daughter of a former rector of the Episcopal Church at Enterprise, was driving her car home accompanied by Mre. Cox, when a ear reportedly came out of an Intersection and the two crashed headon. Mrs. B. C. Dickereon, driver of the car that rame out of tha Intersection, accompan­ ied by several ladles who were un­ injured, received a bad bruise and a broken thumb. Mr*. Cos le confined to the Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hos­ pital with her leg broken In three place*. Mil* Lynch i* elan at the local hospital with a broken collar bona. Railway Museum Director Searches For Old Pictures Th* director of a Railway Museum wai In Sanford Friday looking for. old photographs of early woodhumera operated on railroad* at the turn of the century and earlier. David Goodyear, an enthusfaatle speaker of th* earlier model of train transportation said, "I am seeking photograph* of early loromotives for visual education die- ' - * ‘ 1 R v S S a lr ^ - . •’ SNOWY W HltB Sanford yard. ★ ★ EGRET In ★ Surprised Citizens Look Out Window To See Big B ird , A complete agenda for the Dis­ trict eight meeting of th* Ameri­ can Cancer Society h»» been i*vealed. Walter Jemei, Nitlonal Field Representative of the American Cancer Society, with officea la New York City, will be In San­ ford for the meeting which will be held at the Mayfair Inn beginn­ ing at in a. m., Jan. 13. Mrs. Ralph Hansel, district dir­ ector, will preside at th* meeting with other outstanding officials at­ tending the session taking part. L. II. Teteraon, of Tampa, exendive vice president, Florida Di­ vision of th* American Cancer Socety will address the entire group on "The American Cancer Society —It * History, Organliatlon, Pur­ pose." The Rev. Phillip Schlessmann will offer the invocation at the luncheon with the introduction of visitor! an<| official* welcome by 31ra. Julius Plngfrldrr, president of tha Seminole County Unit of th* Am#rlean Cancer Society, Other* to he heard at the Dist­ rict Meeting er« Voile A. William* Jr , Assistant Stall's Attorney, whs wilj speak on "Th* Part Volunt torn Have Played In Our History,” Mrs. Nat Berman, Service Chair­ man of Orange County; Mr*. I. C. Johansen, Chairman of the Os­ ceola County Unit at Kissimmee; Mrs. Kay ration, afatf member of Orlando; Andrew Bracken, Public Education chairman, Seminole County; John Morgan, Campaign Chairman, Orange County; Mr*. William T. Graham, Osceola Coun­ ty Public Education Chairman of SL Cloud. Georg* S. Bradahaw, president of the Orange County Unit, of Orlan­ do; Mr*. Anne Cog of New Smy­ rna Beach, chairman of the Vol­ usia County unit; Mias Buth Zim­ mer. District Field .Representative of Orlando; Fred Kury of Melbour­ ne, member of the Brevard Coun­ ty unit; Peter Srhaal of Orlando, chairman of the Orange County Public Relatloni committee; and Mra. Belly Lewandowikl of Diy- The Fred Balts and the W. O. Brins'!” *, on West 13th RL could not understand what had happened when they looked out of their win­ dows Saturday morning to find a hug* whit* bird they at firat thought was a Great White Heron. Between the two houses. In an area heavy with tree* and shrubbery. the stately bird stood. Time after time the bird, which turned out to be a Snowy White Egret, attempted to fly. It was unable to lake off though due to perhaps an Injured leg, an injured wing, or possibly because nf the denseness of the trees and shrubbery which would not allow It to lake off In flight. Standing straight, at lime*, with it* neck outstretched, the pur* white water bird would slump m Ite Jag* kfgigrenlly imaHla to w p Urn* Beach, chairman of.the.puhItself lip because of in Injury. llclty committee lor Voltmle Coun­ No one will ever know, perhaps, ty. Just what did Happen to the egrtl that Is usually found around the shallow lake water* wading for its Minor Accident food and flying short distances to new- feeding grounds The long winged bird may hive hit a power line to Inlure its wings It may have flown low In an at­ tempt to find water tn which to light and became entangled In tall tree*. The only answer to the problem w»s tn call the Sanford aoo to take care of the stranger to city duel J $750 Value Put On Oriental Robe A Mandarin robs, of the Ming Dynasty, probably about 110 year* old, provided what Is believed th* m"»t expensive dry cleaning Job to he done in Sanford. The oriental rohe, brought to thU country by t.«w Luster, a mrmher nf Tb" Hanford Herald advertising staff, Is believed to b* valued from 1760 tn 11,000. Lust­ er said, "on arriving In this coun­ try, I took th* robe to Gumps, In California, dealer* and Importer* of oriental merchandise end they valued It at nn lass than 1780." Wally Philips, of Philips Col on|a f c W n « 7 • • « t h .t 't ’he garu po„ | Wy the most exprnslv* that'* bran cleaned In San ford- "As far a* I know," said Philips. "It it tb* biggest clean- Below Freezin g Three VAH-5 Pilots 1 R e p o rte d lea Coats Ground First In Exercises V 1X » '-<t' 1 t*»'. r $ In Many Places LT. L. M. MILLSAPB of VAH-T receives * tetter of commendation from Oapt- J. T. Blackburn for outstanding performance la aircraft emergency. (Official Photo, U.‘• - Navy) • , ★ ★ ★ 1 I ★ ★ O utstanding Duty Citation A w arded t.l. t-rwls M. Mlllsape, USN. wai commended by Capt J, T. Blackbum, USN, Commander Heavy a t­ tack Wing One ter outstanding per­ formance of duty aa set forth la tha following citation: "On 11 December, IBM. aa plane District Caucus * Of Jaycees Slated A district tilin g of Bu Junior Chamber nf Commerce will He held here In Sanford at Ike Mayfair tnn on .Ian IB. Occurs Saturday Official* of the local Seminole On French Ave. County Junior Chamber of Com­ A minor accident on French Ave. merce revealed that th* progrtm Sunday morning shortly after g so far consists of a social hour o’clock resulted In properly damage estlmalcd at $123 and charges of from 1 to i, a husintsi meeting "Improper starting from a parked from I to 4. entertainment 'from position" against one of the driver* 4 In g. and dinner at I o'clock. According tn the Sanford Police Th* Seminole County Junior Department accident report, a 1930 Chamber of Commerce sorill be Nash Sedan, driven by John James host for the district-wide meet. Murphy. M, retired, of Lake Mary Jaycee officials and represanwas being parked at the Interser. tattvei of Jayre* organisations tlon of Wh St. and Frenrh Ave when the driver noticed another from Groveland, Hetaea Ctty, 1 Leeiburg. Bartow. Clermont, Mul­ parking apace further up In pulling out to repark Via car, berry. Orlando, Winter Haveo, 14. he was hit on the left front fonder Cloud, Eustla, Winter Park, Apopand bumper hy LeRoy Tucker, JB, kii Lakeland akd i ^ l s B - M ^ r e expected to a’ttend the cauacus. negro laborer of Sanford. Jayre* official*. aay that Hie Murphy w** charged with "lm district caurui "la held ueuatly be­ proper starling from a parked fore the State Convention where position.M groundw'nrk. le laid ter district Patrolmen Arnold William* and plans lo tie arrompllahed at the Ben Butler investigated. I statewide me#L” commander of Al l Buroeu Num­ ber 314AM when, without any warn­ ing th* alrpUne'a port engine tor* off and fall Into the see, Lt. Millaaps’ superb presence of mind, ex­ pert knowledge and fine airman­ ship averted the loss of th* airplane and hept hla crew from tha hatarda of HaU-nut ovCr th# ley North AtlaaUe, U. MUIaep*' prompt action when Ike trouble started and hla bringing the crippled airplane into • safe landing are In keeping with the finest tradition* af Naval Ariatiog and at th* gervUe " ‘" li.tf tB U M mamffffo m Heavy Attack Wing pert'edTt^S^wS^fflS On# Squadron VAH-T and w#r* en farm. Behrens reported that celery route from a g month* tour of duty wa* lying on th* ground and tt In the Mediterranean to their new was feared that cabbage In th* home bate at NAAS Sanford. When fields were froaen. the mishap occurred about M miles! Damage In the Bai^ord area nffxhnr# from Boston, they werelmuld run high with wind* blowflying at tn.ono feet headed ter Ing th* cold air over cropa bringing Patuaent River, Md. A sudden lo* forming over th* v*g«tatlnn. vibration waa felt tn th* port en­ Nn report haa h«*n received gine and about T seconds later, th* relative to th* eitru* condition* port engine tor* off and fell Into throughout Ui* Hanford area. However, H I* l<*li«<v*d that th* th* eea. U. Millsap* tended hla crippled orang*, grapafrult and tangerine weathered th* temporary airplane at Boeton Airport utilising crop fresae that hovered ever Central a long runway and the Jet engine Florida. which had been started to rtablllta the aircraft. Nn lnjurlas.to personnal nor additional damag* to the aircraft wai experienced accept teen tire* were torn to to rods aa th* plan* dragged to a stop aa the cleared runway, Crww member* of Ii. Mfllaapa <ig). "*lg- Harry Wester's Latest Publication Is Now Available Mick., let Class Machtnlat Nick W. Marne. M. nf Btocbdale. Pa., and Machinist Guy R. Grnfalo, U, at Brooklyn, N. Y. Lt. Mlllsap* lives at 1St« B. geennd It.. Hanford, with hla wife and three children. First Federal Closes Best Year Th* Ftoat Federal Savings and d««m«d safety of savlnn a prim* Loan Ann. Just elKaad It* beat'year lonilderattoA even though each In serving th* p*opl* In thla county, account ia htsured up to 110,000 arrordlng to Howard Favllle, pre­ by th* Federal Savings and Loan sident, who pointed out that tho Insurance Cons, a government Intotal assata of th* organliatlon on | strumentallty. But bornnmra had Dee. gl war* 13,941,400 and com ; found q u i t * satisfactory th* liM-lMO. ( , hl„ P 'f'd wllh KUT'WO on the t nA Urmi * lh- toana Goodyear said, "I would approLuster, at first, asked about inthat they had lakan, he added. date hearing from readers having surancc to rover the garment, to date last year, rny of theta early photos.” insure the cleaning of tho vein— During the year 88.430,300 waa Th* up-grading of g«mlnoU The Museum director gave his able piece. However, a local In- i rrdllcd to savings accounts, repr* county aa a highly iteairabla a*c an lnrraaai of ™ ovmr "31 ^per b rV» Museum", suranre man revealod that there' tenting Ifnm a an ( t l o n of the state tn whlek to *•Bo* 6.-D, High Fells, New York, wes no pier* to huy eueh coverage, cent above the ftgum, It **» u b „ih hom# aa many people * —■ except possibly at Lloyda of Lon- aald. Favllle pointed out that the moving to Florida apaaka wall for total aum In airing at the close of tha effort* af the clttaafii aa In­ Tynerr Being Held Philips seld, "After examining the year waa 83,433,400 and the dividual* and huilnaii tirmi In th* garment thoroughly, we decid­ association at If* three per cent sailing tha advantage* nf tha com­ a year dividend rat# paid uver.’ munity, Mr. Favlllo aald. Ha added On Grand Larceny ed to clean It. “I personally supervised tha over 814J.OOO In dividend* In 1833 that Uu Somlnol* County Chamber Herman U q Tyner, 11, aod This encouraging Inflow of aav- of Commerce and tha Jaycaaa Jama* Marvin iparka, IT, both of cleaning," said Welly Philip*, Paola am being held In tha Semi­ "which wa* done entirely by hand.” i Inga, the loan aiioclation axecu- should bo given a great daal of live laid, enabled First Federal to credit ter the increasing influx of nole County Jail on charges ol lend 81.844,300 to aislit In th* peopla her*. Grand Larceny. Assault, Battery building, repair and purchase if Constable J Q. "Slim" Galloway Although* 1838 la generally consi­ aald this morning that a atria* of Charges Are Made homes In tills county and In the dered a peak In tho economic area Immediately north of Lakn aalca and tradas led him to tha Dsn Walla, 33 year old Sanford Mor.ro*. The comparable figure graph, Ftrri Federal ia looking to two m*n Invslved In th# theft n*IT" I.* being held In S*mlnoie the new year with the expectation ftv.n, n,d« A .ltu. kUu'i«: at L ilc Ctiuoij J«i! on rharavt nf at*auU for 1834 was *1.300.400. that it «i!l be foliy at active a: ft Monroe on Dae. 1.1. and battery, according to Deputy tn commenting <w th* frn^'h waa ta too twelve monlha Juri of tha thrift organisation Ha pres­ closed. K wa* pointed out that al­ Th# theft of hra raddles, two Sheriff Ed Pratt. saddle blanket* and five Hrid)#a The negro attacked hla wife early ident showed hk satisfaction tha though a great deal of money la also Involved an unnamed Juvenile. Sunday morning In a Slpea Ave. th* Board of Director* had Incraas- being ipent for consumer product*, Tha two men were apprehended nlto spot. Sha-waa atahhed tn the ad reserve! from 1311,100 to >434. there are atill many peopla wbe 8M, a oobst of 88 4 per rent. R* put Into aavlnga a dafbilU portkm yesterday, according to Comtabla left chest with a pen knife. Galloway and are being held in Deputy Sheriff Pratt aald that aald that loans are bring mad* on of their Income. It la the** aavinga Seminole County Jail la liau ef ISM tha woman waa in bad shape for what Ia considered to be a corner- that not only yield thorn a food la* vtoli* but wetod vaUe* beak \ -- A - ★ Overcoats, muffler*, sweater* and mid weather paraphernalia were In evldenr* this morning a* winds blew a cold wav# over th# Sanford area. E. J. "Bud" Moughten, local weatherman, said thla memlng that th* temperature was 31 early this morning and at 1:48 a. m. th* temperature had gona up two degree* and Was eat at 38. Other report* continued to com* tn during th* morning. • Sandy Anderion, manager of th* Sanford State Famere Mar­ ket said that th* temperature at the market wa* 31. A report from eoutkeait of Banford. from the Henry Shymecher farm, sold that temperature* thr* were 2*. W. Brawn Miller, east qf San­ ford, reported a temperature ef M at HI* pier*. Bandy 'Anderenn aald "Wa got through tha last en* with very llttla damag* hut right now I don't knew what's going to hap­ pen." In Sanford proper, lea wai re­ ported In eereral location*. Water sprinklers were left on at the home of the Ralph Petold* on Weet 90th St. and thla morning lee covered th* ground elmitar to stalagmite* with the shrubbery and tree* covered with Ice end Icicle* hanging from them. Until let* thin morning, Ice predominat­ ed on th* lawn and tn tha garden whera ehrubbery eurraunded the house. Dm weet etda t i fenferd, a dent* to got money eith 'which to build their homta, tho loan officer laid. Thla will become an increaaIngly Important factor tn the de­ velopment of tha Seminole County trading area should th* national government continue Ita efforts tn eurb Inflationary tendency through credit restriction*. Prospect* are that homo building will continue at about th# pace art tn 1838, It was aald. Thla la true of th* picture nationally and should he even more emphatic In Florida whera so many people are moving •Ithar to rriir*_a steadily Increas­ ing number—nr to avoid th* rigors of climate in the north and to take advantage of the expanding Industrial opportunity* bring of­ fered her#. Directors In addition to Favlll# ■ra f. F. Doudnay, County An#*aor; H. Jam#* Gut, Manager, H. Jam#* Gut Insurance Afency; E. C. Harper, Sr., President, Sanford Electric Oo.; J. H. Van Roy, Boutheiittrn Manager, Bird k ’^ne. A. *dwh» ghinholser, at *m«y; George TwAy, ttecvtlve vice president. Hie offteer* ta addition to Favllle and Tooky. are Harper, Bret vise president; Doudney, second vice president; Mrs.-1, ft. Chapman, seerdery-ftalMiwr; Mr*. Jama* Xbein, asaiatant trnaaurer; Mr*. C. r* Howell gad ltlae Barbara , Three pfleto af Weary AHath squsdren Five ire expeeted le •*#» another "first" this we*k Hy l l i $ 4,-C* Ing th*lr AJ "Savage" aircraft aboard the USB Foreital during current AtUntte Fieri tx»rtlaH.r«< Lt. Comdra. Cyril Fttton, R ebut Tucker and Robert B. William* Jr. left Ui* USNAAS thla .weekend to participate In flight exarcJsea eboard Urn Nivy'a giant auper-etrrler. . ' ' Thla win He the ftrrt time Hto AJ'i will have operated aHeard tie F> Forrest*] class ef carrier*. From the Formats!, the Savage . V Sou af Sanford will tranafor utowtoe m Uia Intrepid for e « tensive carrier qualification ttou utilising Urn training reel icalvad during recent Field Carrier Land­ ing Fraction aeeiloni at lm UB* NAAS. J st Rev. D, Camefix Bases Sunday Talk On 'God's Bankers' Urn Bey. David a Cu tor af the Christian and Alliance Cburck age Bankart? yesterday revealed tk e t"« Ing day maty tftmeaste af ■JJ hank for tb* money and ia for Ita aafobaapfng, **•«■*hi* in­ vestment, and proper dtaburaement. "Hill provide* aa aaalogy af rhriiUan Metrerdsbip. We are God's Rankera. Into oor hands G*d has deposited Me resource* af Rig created possessions. Tills make* us the rvatodlai of the totoga gket belong to Ood. W* tfwn me reoponsibU tev th* safe-keeping, (be raison able tavaatmaat and Bib flf Mm 4 )p |^ | ft be wealth. Mm*. e» talent ' ' "AB Bm rsforewaee tb and McrtOee k the Serlfo tithing,_____ _ turn realty Blow the prtariffc ef atearardabtpi a* weak rather Bma originating the awtkimeb ef ft. The principle* af Ood for Zareel. These wmb prbsdpfoe are aperitive today into a* mnaft a* B#ey warn I t o t Ik tb* Old Teetlment tithing was In addition e sacrifice* and afterInge, to he New Taitlment mtr Lord gave endorsement to Urn earn* obligation# when be Mid to His pharieaai But they ought lb ••en­ thuse to tith* and to do tha watgkHier thing ef he love, Judgement, mercy, and fifth also (Matt, M :k), "What a graeloui privlkg# it lb f|VJ to b* on* of "Ood'l Bankars.' Wk*8 7 t untold Joy (hare in hi being, g ,'•*mF good and faithful steward! Wkal rewards for tho## who prncUM stewardship-” ’ ’• J n A new aeng, written and earnpnaad hy a Hanford musician, fa daatinad »# hecom# another hit tun*. "I hope that th* warda and muale will b* hummed hy every­ body tn tha n#*r future,” aald Harry Waster, aa ha ravaalad th* n*w sh**t muale -hat will ha plea•d Into circulation her*. "Smll# A Little Everyday” la tha till* of tha n*w music pt«ea that Waiter aayi ha dedicated to hit two young nieces Jay and Banja. It la a song, aaya Waiter, that can be ua#d and sung by any group anywhar#. Aaktd whir# ha got tka Idea far . th* new election. Waiter aald, "It was while tunning a piano for th* Praahytarian Church that tha Idea struck m*. Tha words and th* tuna Juat wouldn't leava my mind The regular monthly meeting of until I had romplatad tha compos­ ing of th* music and th* writing th* Board of Directors of fhq Seminole County (Clamber of Ce»* of tha word*.” l*B W ill U wgMvg will bab held at tha wCanntF Waiter laid "Thl» ia about th* marc* sartmant ef Education Bulldlpg 30th piece-of mueie 1 bava writ- Department • nn Commercial Av*. at t o’clock tan.” Next to hi* latest creation for tomarrow night. President Georgs ' Touhy tlgb playing and singing Ws*Ur aald that hie tuna called "Th* Monkey urged every dlracter to make 4 Song" le written aipeclallf for •pedal effort to attend tha mastthe youngster*. “I got tha Idea Iny, in addition, haa Invited all of for that on* whll# visiting the tha committee chairman to.att jft 8anford Zoo," ha aald. and hoar tha discussion and tq? Tha modest musician aald that parts from n full and eemplits H1 have been playing a piano ainco agenda. 1 waa nine yaars old.” However, he Tha tentative agenda include* ravealad that tha enly lima that rapert af th* tommardal a t ' ' b. i.« ever pia^od pi*/*u iot lor •a crieiuily criauiily commute*; a *«pwrt itv n to*, was In an Army preducDeg call- tral Florida Fair Exhibit •d "Th* Khaki Waekte dhow" tee; ■ highway report; whan he eecompenled Dinah Shore ttra and Natlmul Affair* tn 1841 at Fert Bragg, N. C. ‘ tee repeyti Annual Meet* Folk* hi Sanford, k-.k fo 1848, mtttee repertt pnhltrity heard anathev ceerpaaltlon hy Wester whan the lamina!* High falte»J Olae Chsk was tinging "My CofC Directors. Gather Tomorrow I "i| . �TELL7WAT We'STWEPCTUQ* OF HEALTH/- Hfi» C « E E O /P Irv STANOWG HERE to e a r / V lost / A - v W aaaagVhtif^i m n 7 f anything h a p p e n s \ ANpVOU C^WrTAIcC > NO KIDDING. r WfNGV5 A OOLL/W5 mbs mv always SPARE. ASICS HOW. AtXJ PEEL/ r" m etothe IM GOING WITH HJM-V jB B ^ ia A s k fU.BAI07W a> COUtOVOU SOaftg p if o ig w a t o b A STASV1N9 HAN A. rGSE-EVEOVTlME ^ A W HAS BO OQe wanoout, LAoy.» LBF1t?-BQS.' I vcoavbro c o * ! FCOHM3UQ MOMS <T. B t t 'o o c - — e | j y - puO T V .iqgal y 'moanT 5355v5SSr5w .■gasssffie, p o av o u f^ club, all we tatris n't u*ou«rrw rr,PfLv*«/ *3 rr ju m io j u r ^ a «io*t7 n ra # ro i.t cvccy \ PASS AMTRltQ T MAKE/ / o rc /g 0w eo/O N 'r > «OUfAL A0OOr#*1fitANHm 7ur st a 6£ p o e a s /jr ca w •3T?3m^nsr5Tm MHUg t "IT HABPBNEO .FflAiHf Mr. and Mrs. Georg* McKay of Park; Mr. and Mri. Maurice PerWinter Park were guests of Mr. ley and children, April and Mau­ end Mra. S. B. Steward of Maine rice Jr ; Mr. and Mri. John Dolan all of Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Mrs. Casiio Maiera has left for Gilbert of Eau Ga l l I t ; J. Delray Btacb, for several week* to Buckram of Melbourne and James be with her friend, Mrs. Wen Gil­ Robert McGrath and William MeBy HRS. RUTH LAYO bert, who la convalescing from a Laughton of Longwocd. Over 400 children and their par­ aerious operation. Mrs. Myrl Blan­ The Saturday Evening Pinochle ents gathered at Sunnyshade Park kenship and Miss Winona Craig Club enjoyed it* annual banquet In.Longwood for an annual party went as far a* AVrst Palm Reach at the Eo’a Plata In Urlando. with her returning a few days Those attending were, Mr. and recently. Mr». Charlee Walea, Louie Knolli To greet the children upon their later. arrival waa thi ever popular cot­ John PUlsbury of Farming- of F im Park, Mr. and Mri. Nor­ ton' candy stand. The/ provided ton. Me., and Mr and Mra. Earl man Godfrey of Pegrl Laka what seemed to be an everlasting PUlsbury of Raugeley, Me, were Heights. Mra. Maude Tupper, Mri. amount of cotton cones and the vuiton on Maine St. last Saturday Florence Sunderlln and J. Hollliter waiting Una never seemed to cease. of many of their former neighbors of Longwood, Mr. and Mrs. William Hallam and Mrs. B. R. Gray sang several from Maine. musical selections and was accom­ Mr. Willi and his mother of Mri. Belle Ahar entertained M' OO20V7 NB WA9 uggg panied by Mr*. R. T. Mllwee play­ Maine St. are entertaining their anil Mrt. C. L. Roberta and aona VOUIE — 7 A AVNUT* Ago l ANSWERI r ing on a portable organ. The oigan sister, Mrs. Ted Lee, and husband Robrrl. Jack and David for the V - —i vvwasu p...T holiday!. v was loaned for the evening by the and daughter of Vgglnla. Longwood Baptist Church. There Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson Th« Saturday Evening Pinochle was also group singing. hid as wetkend guests their daugh­ Club met Saturday evening at the This annual event was sponsored ter's family, Mr. and Sirs. John home of Mra. Maud* Tupper. financially by, Town of Longwood. Comfort of Nahant, Mass., and St. Among tha usual participants were. the Churches, Clubs, Chamber of Pctariburg; their son, John Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Charlrg Walea and Commerce, Merchants and indivi­ who Is attending Military School In Loula Knolls of Fern Park. Mr. and duals. Mrs. Claude Layo extends North Carolina; son, Robert, and Mrs. Norman Godfrey of Pearl her appreciation to all thou that daughter, Jesn, who li a student Lake lfelghti, Mrt. Florence Sungave* ao willing and to those that In Miesachusatts college and Mra. derlin and J Knlllster of Lon (wood. assisted la making tha event a Selma Larcom of Longwood. Mr. and Mrt. Ray Bowlea had as success. Mr. and Mrs. James McGrath their gueit Mr. Bowie* mother, Me. and Mrs. E, C. Dunning held entertained at on* of the largest Mrs. G. Bowlea of Tampa, over the "Open House" at thtir horn* on artlaa In town recently, eonalst- holiday*. Oxford It. last Tuesday evening. ir of thair children and families Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lee and daugh­ Quick Cblaf, a colt owned by Mr. and Mrs. Jets Cottlnthsm and friend*. ter have taken the Haight house on year period. Since new taxes must John Froellch of Brookvltle, N. spent the holiday waekend in Clear­ Among those present were. Mr. E. Lake Ave Mrs. Xee is the originate In tha house, it did not Y., won IS of SO harness recce water with their son, Frits dotting- and Mrs. Herschel Demorett and daughter of Mrs, Walts of Longprovide any new financing. In IB85 end earned *8,397. bam and Mra. Cottlngham. sons, Bobby and Steve, of Winter wood. However, he said e difference of opinion on how to allocate funds for tha Interstate system creates Will You Be There? N ew Tap and B allet d a is e s eddrd hasards for the legislation. Tha intarstata system, a 40,000B egin Wednesday* January 11 The Big Annual mile nstwork of key roads, would • t 4:00 P . M. get tha bulk of tha new funds un­ der all the major highway aid plana pending In CongTes*. DUXBURY SC H O O L O F D A N CIN G >The Gore bill called for about 11 billion dollara in federal-state spending for hlghwaya over a five- Longwood L r^ M e x is e c iB fw 1 I S 5 .M A W # to o !i P iiw o o o o i j —'A E WAHHWOTOH ( « - , i e n . Gore p - p a * ) laid Wednesday tha IBM M r i i i may gat snarled up | n » dlaauU m r hew a big chunk of ME highway construction monet lhet*m be distributed among the m m ■e told a ranorter ha la conflM l Ceagreaa eventually will anUt a hlthwav bill somewhat along ke llnea ef his measure which the ELKS Eric Anderson of Sebrlng waa a visitor last week with his coustne Mra. Selma Lircom at her hom<v on Maina St. * LION TAMER STCMBLEp 1 OSAKA. Japan (.p—Don lamer Mitauo Ando stumbled Thursday an 8-year-old lion leaped on him from behind. Attendants twisted the lion's tall a/td held him oft with polos while they dragged Ando from the caged ring amid thq* mm - a • « . AA S ___I straim s kofl O600 spectators. Ando was seriously Injured from a blla on Ihe neck and dawmarks on the back of bts bead. NOW SHOWING ARTISTS' MODELS, CLU B C harity D ance STARTS W EDNESDAY Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 81$ EAST FIRST STREET PHONE Tl Saturday Nite - Jan. 14th 0 to 1:80 ' Subscriptions $8.50 Coupl* At the Door or Coll 2408 f u Tablg KeaemHone call 111 All Day — • to I ■ .JA M E S GUT 2 S P �:«V's: z W «r*$ NEWS HIGHLIGHTS OF \ »Ay. Pt. r*«rov' 1 WH*T» THAT i J flUIfinfl S0UN9 comma worn woufl , 1 fe iiT ril lABOtfATORTf T T -r^ rrrt v . fct£3n. V. nwf* n m i m u trw * /' ^B nsr [ \A9T**N3e PI<U<1T0<9 • ] AWOA^^HA TVI |A*TM! / wait..; cah<<ov.' u s 't 7NAT 1X1 PlANff H 0 4 0 ? ATfUITf ClUflW* M TV* ATMOAPXm.'Tt* MTfUMI DAI LY IB M T f c a t i m a h.v.1 " - ^ U*r apoMimati riuh aftburoor 4:00 U lrbar Mania Club voted ef Plraalene Lovd l.orv tititiM barr bride • . .holee IfM Ke«e Kaa a apart icrlirht Tkaatie 1 I Id Bupnrrein I K » l# .RanoM ur Eivardt A MdOt a at t.od .dnt 111 aaaa t i l . »• Till obln Mstd H<* rila I «a tu n l in TCBIDAT i taa ■a n n a S Maeuma •w.Oelaraaa -w aatbar Mill Laid Bbe» ■bow 11:19 angarae » p u i i , r l!«A ................ 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MiuHt A. Jifk im , Tl, dt«d at bar boma Ralurdiy aftmriooR follow in* a ihnrt illnaii. Aha ««a born Dtc. W, 1M1 In Oiford, N. C.. and hid nude hrr homp In Sinferd it 70S W. 30th St. for tha pail M yrari. A mdmhrr of Iba f ln l Mflhodlit rhiireb, iba ti lurvtvad by bar butband, a daughtpr. Mri. R. R Magnuiion of thli City; one ton, Irvtna Jgekton of Indlinapolla, Ind.; a grandaon, Jimmy Jarkion of StnfoH, and a brothar, B. L. Smith of Oiford. Fimrrat tarv lrn «aro held today at 3 p.m. with tha Rpv. Milton Wyatt of lha Firil Mrihodtat Church and lha R tt A. fl. Melnnli nf Um F lnt riribytartan Churrh offirlttlng. Burial took plf^a In Evdrgrovn C«rnd(*ry, Legal Notice nr.ro H T OF CONDITION o r • n i r 1111-11110 a itA N T ir n a t io n a l , tty aaVPONII IN THE BTATII OF FLOi AT t h e it ,n a n n r ni • lu r e p ON DEcrm b p tiii.iM ir.it tv n r a r n N iE t o c a l l w lUMPrMULLLR IIT T il► <1 OnENCT. t NDEB i'. a. i i r v i a r n b t a t i T ea AMI-.TI caih.baiane»a v ita atnar nankt. tacfudinr raaarra balaaea. ana rate name in preta^a et collacttan Latte t htatap itotam m ant etl-iaiinna, direct k ruarAntaad .............. ........................ ...... . tit>ltaaiinnp at nutea an t nniitiral aubdlMtlnna Ulnar Tontla. pn-.Pa. nml datrnturai ............. ................ Corporal* ateeka linrludtnr H I.<ut no (lock ef Federal i • H fiarra hank I ................ ...— ............... Leiua ann dlaeaunia tinrivdtnr I Nona everdrafta) Maak yramiaae anna* itu.eat.U, turnltura and * naturae ( e l .i l a t l ................ ........... Meat aa<a<a name* etnar man kank premtate ’ ttiaar a e e a ta ----- 1/amand dipnti-a et individual!. partninhipa, carparatuni ................. ..................... •Aiwa dapealt* el ladividuaii. p iriii.rth tp i. end i U epeinp . (.1 L'l.ltrd H i l n tioiarom ini >U*peiiU'el plait* and p.ilillc«l •uadlvlilnn* . u m ti expend (r-m ti.-i and caituara' chacki. r i i u t a i . u L i 'u m a J ___ ___ ,'u ia ar n a u iim .t ....... — --------- --— * ‘i l l 1Ala LIA M ILIIitld......... — ............ rtniTA l. A ttoiNTa , C epM ta llnek. 'alal par I3i-v.uvi.nd .■urpl VI —-------------------- --------- _________ _ . * v a t i mu « v v .u tn in CROSSWORD ACBOM t Point of land I. Mila rtddtdf I. Ineendlar* Um « 10. Effort * (naul.) 13. Faiu to win - tl. Bty'a nama 11 Famala thitp > IS. Frolic* A ‘ 11 Biblical X mount IS. Anliquattd St. Provtncta (Or.) H. HfalhtR dtllita IT. Summon forth |J . Proofrtlda ar t mark If- Mora l rational n •0. Kind of . thread II. Treachery 31 Tap S I Fruit of tha oak 40. Apportion 43 Lfflalaliv# aaaemhly iflcand) 43. Ventilated 41. MetAlllo rocka K Compen* ! aalfa I. DOWB S. Bird t- On* whd y im n . property | . America* pool DAI L Y A m or I. Tnper” , 4 Gr.v-J-apace .n fore i'. 11 A depul y II Warned 11 Fortunate 14. Rantahment 19 Monetary unit (Rum ) 15. Muale note 37. Small, eoay room IS A thin acala 33. One who makre euiU Si Aitrep. broken cliff S3 Muee of lyric poetry St. Norae goddrea *t «0 Thin, aaafr SL Sharp. 4 rurffd errata S3. Branched 31. IVctp 3T. Near 31 Kettle 41. A epecV: ef bread 43 Hand covering 48 Rrawteda 40. VenLlaled 47 Iraaclble 44 Nobleman 4. Half ema • / ; x ii .' t- . . *i j • •Ih»l < - i i : i >. t.'i i r i : : ' IN: H’l l l u -i m J b ’i m i J i m 1 Ilil 1 ' l l * 1U M i t jv ri ; i ; ■It-lTl « XI l l * J i .1 I f , i-J -J il'J U IJ r-i m i l l iM iw t.tie ' l l J M / i i t i j i • ■v - i i t t M l J 1 ■, • i , : ADMITS SLAYING ON JOYRIDE 33. Pe* cunW 4. Bouthweit •ry 34. Pleca wind T. Method of out learning 31. Vary* I. Woody Ing perennial t weight (Ind) 5. Malt bevtraft 31. Neuter 11. Bitter vetch pro* Teeteedai'e Aaever 19. Smith noun S t Oallv# a Amertf* (abbr.) (abbr.) '* SS. Bottom of a river IT. Uttl* Uland II. Reverb** 4 40. Julca IS. Young bird* rat* of plaata 14. Egyptian S4. Coconut 41. Hawk* huek 4bef meaeurd parrot 10. Otrl'a name 44. A tea eagle (So. Am ) 33. Elliptical ST. Ood of war 9. Bilan T— --------1 RONAIB L 1MNTBI (right), 33. anewer* the nuettlon* of a detect hr* In Nawark. N. J.. after hi* arrMt on (tiaplclnn nf murder. Slopped for nutatlonlng aa ho arrived In Newark with (wo girl hitchhiker*. Menter blurted out that ho had kilted "that guy In Texa*.* Ila re. ferrad to Jan D. Broderick, 30, a atudent, whoso body waa found with * bullet between the eye* In a ditch near llempelead, Tex. Menlar aaid h* ahot the atudent In an argument after they had been drinking, and then took hi* ear on to the EatL rintemattonall Arrested In DeLand nr.LANP UR —Three teen-eg* hoyi were arr*»ted Tueidiy for thn recent dynamitingi of a »»• cant farmhoui*. tha debit offlca at municipal lUdium and a rill road treitle. F.ugrne Prtrone, Inviitlgator for lha ilil* attarnty'i offiet, and Ken D. Rurgeai, II, of DaLaad, Richard I. Brackett, IS, of DoLron Spring*, and a 1S>*ar-*ld ara rhargtd *llk mgllcloui uia af dy­ namite. Damage from tho b in t vat amall, Pelron* aald. hut a 10-illrk chartd placed under Ih* trtill* rracked a beam. The trtiila (i.nn Iho Atlantic Coait Unt Railroad flvo mllna anuthweit of DeLand. relrone aald two of tha boy* admiliod Healing tha dynamite from a ranch atorchoui* aear DoLton Spring*. A preliminary hearing «IU be held Jan. 10 brfora county Judge Thomai N. Tappy. Kay West Offi Must Show Reason For Refusing Soft * MIAMI UR—Key Writ Clip; offl. elali were lold by Circuit*Cour3 hera Tueiday to ahow cauao why they have rrfuird to aeat Charlea Parra aa city rommlnioner fch thfl baala of tlecllon return* N (i. IS* Parra'a m aeriarattf* d*. free, outlined to Clrciit *Judg4 Manhall Wliehaart, iceka t».')nrcfl lha einvi«*lnf board andr M*fM Vletor Low* to certify hla alrctioa. Tha clly now ha* 10 d i n la which lo an.*<**r Parra'a letioa and to ahow that all of lha ahita* tea ballota eaat In th« genaral mu. Aletpal election w*ra trregulIP and Invalid aa tha eanvaneri bald tarller. 'J In hla lull, Parra con!*.id» hfl wai dieted.over Jack C. D*l*aey, former Key Writ commtailonaf, b f vot« of 3.433 to 3,331, lne]y)dlnf hla 114 abienteo ballots M!! Dm laney'a 49. TOO LATE TO CLAMIFf LOST—Brown wallet In vlelnUy n| downtown Sanfccd. Driver 11team Important to owner. Phono'MMP, CROSSWORD ij t'u i i:-1<. ii 4 Gather afte r 34. Affirm*. r.’i.u i:-!-- nu.-.L c N.-JM ■ reaper Uv# IJi 'UII -f. (-■■VI4 7 Slack IMi.it •' r vet .itiiB u n a Ormly 91 Fuel t n t i t 3UHL i!-:| 0 Eraae 7P Back ek 1 tlj 'j■Jf-'INt 1 (Print ) 31 Char* [ed'ui Ha t-Ri r iiii.l 10. raradua ae» NUIVNf U l -.i m i i tv ii i i ’.t 1 1A rinaceoua 4 ,,,f i r jw a u ti l KirtL 1 1 tree in ' u iv iiri.i -Jia 14. Chang* •Uttl* j j j i ir- •» 1 Wonderful way to do hottaewnrk! Jual flip thn twitched nf electric iliihwaihera, range*, homn laundries . . . let Reddy do thn chore*! Boat of all, your .aleemeal helper* wutk for juat a few cent* a (lay! 30. Cryct a enw Women' 31. Field* taiveSar'a Aaavar 33. Mona*, 33. Thrice tery (mua i 34. Begone) 40 Spread* 33. Coiutel* 49. Voided gran todfy Uticn eacutcheon 43. Cuahion 39 Genua nf 34.Inaecta 43. Breach a polyaoana 34 Aerode 44. Rodin* jR » li TT~ K» 7“ JST (fa X" 7 •a *! DOWN i 1 High 3 Chilla .1 J andftvtr * 4 (Urania 4. Writing fluid 4 Pig pan . ............ .. . iU lA L LlANILIlILk AM* CAPITAL ACCOUNT* NEMOBANDt Aaiata pitdgtd er aralaafd In m ure Uebllltlaa andler eiair purpaiaa —---- -.------.....-- -------------- . L H. m. '.-tan*. L'amiar ef tea abeve*nant|d bank. d ta«t taa apuva ktatauiant la true la tha peat M ail- kid1 Utrrtdl - Ald.l* ' ° * A * * 7 5! K. J BAUMAN Uirtttera. a. cauaty ef ■aminsl*. aa: auPienaad katara a a ib<F < irillp in a l I am aal an ntfi< •hcOTW liT ta ^ !® ^ !IT e K S p 5 rn rfS ^ 3 « tS n 1 c la your kitchen tail Wn*dry tk«a to um • roahuuUoa iof fuel*! BonHee thie owmoaay, elacUicitj givea you ibaaa adfMtf e —^ uaaaaaavma. H onda, antcti la atnnaiad with Tha #**)«>« AUaatla ■N ttlta tl aaaa, aiatard . Pierida. cnartar N uabar i l l it. F a o r tl lta ir v * ‘ a u tn e i mimpar- a auaa ar auainaar ni tnia artuiaiai -. i- ' a a a a aiera n*i*m* company, naiaiaa ca*ir*inaf la ttiaat ta tit* Y|* dinar •tiiu tiaa . to aiapdan aeaya «f bankiap bueiapte la Manaer law 'hic* abara-aiatad erpaalaatlea la altilt*ia4 wttb apUeaal eaak, a id e ic r-a at coatroli . owa* aialo tltr e» taa abartt of aeattfl ataik. , • * ia u :i* t rtiaiin ia a im eoaki • |* ' .ato |B t t auiiiated beak eaaaA b r tke atfilipte *.* f viaar *ei«e> — -------- -— ----------------- I w n .lii.ta Leant er tea aiflltata m aftlllatad >»■ x ■i - ■ i Kaaa i. u . w. r r a n tr . n tr r-T r.te. of Atlantic jr r4 a t C ajam nr. 4a aolamaTr a a e n r tael m e ai*o«e aUiamaet la true, la tba b t |i e l W patearladfe a ad ....... «•<"S"’MSStS W.TW.V.:. SkaSif y J t k J i i ' ' f t . ; ; .V■'i > c -Lv:->';1j !. .. -.v ... Thfl Hlghtfli Intarent Raft jThat Any V. D. I. C. Intur* 0 COOL T ; t£ W o f O {WWti^Fv* CUANrri naaeetir auas ad R ank T an P ay! Deposits InAur*d to 110,000 (Mswbflr F. D. I. C.) % Sar II — St 4 1 Judith, wha dlad hi hat crib artiaa flm awast bar apartment hi Near York. A dan, «, playtnf with SIAlehaa, Pri (Ira to tba boroa urban kla ntolkar tail kb* and tbrao other chlldran far a faw •lau laa la barrow milk from a aaWhhor, (In ttn u M a n tlJ, : F L O R ID A P O W E R A L I 6 H T C O W PA M Y ! ; | J, �imw yu^wnKouUtf utoub Off-The-Form Jobs r r f r ^ T t h * * * Am lAtgreet&f sidelight of the ao-cxllad "firm problem,’1 which It really a complex of related problem*, 1* the fact that many * . . . . . . ■ ___ .. farm er ara aara'isp :tr* m o n ry v ‘**y rrnm the home place. Thia la noteworthy bocaute it eatea the preeaure on farmer* who a rt caught in a tightening squeeze between lowered Income and a ateady or rlalng coat of living. It la alao important becauae of the changea it la bringing in rural ife. Bach In 1947. aaya the department, farm* ere earned only 82 per cent of their lnoome away from home. By 1952, off-the-farm Income had riaen to 26 per cent of the total. Laat year it waa up to 28>/t per lent, and thia year it will be an eetimated 52 per cent. The U. S. Census Bureau says that 36Vb it cent of all our farm residents are workg at non-farm Jobs this year. Five years ago the off-the-farm workers totaled 30.1 percent of farm dwellers, while In 1940 only S1.4 per sent of farm residents worked else­ where* The trend 1* clear. It* import — the na­ ture and extent of It* impact on rnrnl America and, for that matter, on our whole economy—la not nearly so ciesr. mu cer­ tainly it Is a trend for congress to bear in mind when new farm legislation la wrlttsn. a rrd -ia i r**-rvW ,ki rishMs'l’ls * 19V Am«U«*n Railroads siU m stti tbs Majority Convinced Ika W ill Run B By ARTHUR I MON . -WASHINGTON JV-A big major lty af RapuhUcan laadsrt now loom to ha cravlacod Yiesldsat Elaeahowar wtn rut agate. lb s Asaoclatsd Proas today com­ pleted • poll of 1*4 Republican gorornors, atats chairmen, nation­ al committeeman or natlosal com­ mittee wosue. They wers asked: "Do you be­ lieve Elsenhower wUl run again?" This la their anawer: Y a a ---------------------------- TT AHD PAYABLE. If such aideYaa. IL .........................- » •sJka shall sat bo conitrucUd or A Rtol Curb On Speed MAY R E Q U I X E CONITRUC- rapal____ _. . . ______________ Connecticut. "The Lend of Steady Ha­ TION O f REPAIBt NOTICE TO Ung property wlthla slaty Says no — it bits", is opposed to enything so unsteady as OWNER OP PROPERTY| HOW attar Ua sarrlca of tho Notice Don't know or no comment _ tt . Tha Sanford Harold reckless driving. This explains Gov. Abra­ NOTICE SERVED: SERVICE OP prarifa* for im Us preceding The "yea, IT' rlasstfleattea I* ham A. Riblcoffs ordering euthorltlea to NOTICE ON KNOWN BEIt- of. Uo City Comalaaloa guy, by for thoarwh* said yaa, If he his suspend Immediately for 80 days the license DENT) PUBLICATION OP BE- aactlaa, ar Ua publication Ucro- recovered gufftcieatly from his IOLUT1QN. Tho City Comalaaloa diract employment of labor or by heart attack of last laptembar. ef any driver eonvlcted of speeding. A se­ may, BY RUS8ILL KAY by roaoluUoa, declare that contract, construct or repair aueh cond completion brings suspension for 60 certain (pacific aidewalk* shall ba aidawalks St tha axpania of tho A foUow-up quastloa alia waa On* ef th* meet intereaHag asked: "If not. whom do you con­ contacts ! made at th* recent days. construct** or repaired. Upon tho awnar, and Ua coat of such cob- sider moat likaly to win tha OOP Florida ftkta Chamber ef CemThis drastic aetion is caused by the pasiags of such roaoluUona, tha atructloa er repair shall be charg namlnatlraT" marc* meeting In Pensacola was alarming rise in the death rate on Connecti­ City Clark ahall caura written n*. *d against tha owner and against line* (heat af the poUtlctaai al­ Harley T. Morten, fiber technolo­ of tha passage ef suck reae- tk* land abutting such sidewalks, ready had aald thay thought the gist, with th* Florida Interna) cut highways. Before 1955 was over, it had Ilea lutioni, to ka aarvad upon tha and shall ha a lisa upon said land President would run agsla, not Improvement Board. passed the 800 mark, is against 234 deaths owner or the agent of the owners from that date, end shall draw inMorton wsa omployed by th* msny csred to spoeutst* on whst in 1954. of each parcel of land abutting tarast from the dal# of tha comBoard t« promote the develoowill happen if be doeen’t. Other atatee report a like Increase, but upon aueh aldawalk, who may ba platlon ef such sidewalks until Tea said thay think Vlca Pr-sl- ment of aeft fiber* that ran ba few have done anything so drastic as Gov. n resident ef tha City, in tha final payment at tha rate of eight dent Richard Nixon kaa tha hail produced rommorieally hi Florida mennor provided ky law for the per cent per annum: and aueh and encourage tha uaa af turk Rlbleoff. The atatee which ere still playing sanrfca of summon* In civil ae- ai*assmint shall ba eollactad In tha chance If Etaenhower drop* out. fibers by the textile Industry, Monday, January 9, 1956 around with wrist-slapping msy yet have to lions, axcapt that tha Chief ef file isms manner a* la provided for Othtr suggestions Ineludod: Morton has been working t* adopt punishment serious enough to cause and pratarva aueh return. Far the the collection of special asaast- Sen. Wi l l i a m t . Knowland develop tha rami* Industry and (Calif), Chief Justice Earl Warren, purpose of aueh aarvlea, If the manta for atraat paving: provided, drivers to think twice. his effort* are meeting with sueTODAY’S BIBLE TBBSB Secretary of the Treasury George Unfortunately many lew enforcement owner of such property ba nat a however, that aueh payment* may Humphrey, Rep. Jo* Ma r t i n cess. Certain sections ef Florida Speak unto Aaron and to his sons saying, bodice aecm to have the attitude, "Drastic raaldant of tha City, any parson b* divided Into installment* pay- (Mass), Sen. Leveret! Sallonstall •ra Ideal for tha growing ef with the collection ef able in aueh amounts and at such ramie, particularly In tha EvarThis is tha law of the sin offering t In tha steps are really unnecessary. There msy be chargad rents or the payment of tax*# time* aa tha City Commission may (M an), Sen. Everett Dlrkaen (III), . and thia itate haa bean rwhere the burnt offering is killed ahsll occasional eeeidents. but they won’t happen on the property, or having ron- raquita: and, in ca** It should ba- Gov. Christian Harter (Mass). gladea, eaparlmantlng with tha fiber far in offering be killed before the Lordi it to anyone we know.” Rut they do happen to trol thereof In any way, shall ba coma necessary to forcloi* said Gov. William G. Stratton (IU.) many ytora. formtr Gov. Thomaa K. Dawey lisn, there shall b« assassad, at a Mt holy.—Leviticus 6:25. regarded aa the agent of tho own­ people other folks know. Rami# Is ona of th* aldsst fi­ er, and aarvlea upon Such parson part ef the tost ef foreclosure, a (NY), United Nations representa­ bers known ta man. It waa used tive Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., and by th* Egyptians and Chinas* •hall have tha Ilka affect and forts reasonable ettornoy's fa*. M ALBOYLK Section 11*. ITREETS, AVE­ Harold Staisaa, a special assistant and until recently wsa growl aa though parional aarvlea ware made upon tha awnar thereof. If NUE* AND PARKS, CITY AU- to th* President. only hi the Orient. Per twenty But, mo a t l y , th# Republicans years or mors Florida has been It appaara In any such return, THOR1ZED TO B K A U T t FYj however, that the owner I* a COMMITTEE MAY EE AF- pinned their hopes aa ■laonhewer eaperlriantlng with tha fiber, kut nonresident, or that neither such POINTED. That tha City Com- running again. because of cordleation difficulties Some sample quotes: owner nor sgant could be found, mission of Sanford, Florida, be, and ether problems It haa net That If you mad* good grades on# publication of a copy of tba SmLla hereby authorised to baautlMrs. Kathryn K. Meloney, Wy- proven practical. •U t mlghi savor know tt-bs didn't they don't avail.outoum la school but later ia Ufa failed resolution In a newspaper of gan- fy the street*, avenues and parka oming national eommltteewomsn: Thanka to naw dacordlcation egaarkla morning mail: b*r bird watehara), and Ua lank to make aa much money aa you aral circulation In tha City shall of said City, by the planting of "I'm confident he'll run again. Ha methods and Improved apartT tfT some TS million Mcktlaa of Amorlca ia Ida corporam laadtr think you thould hava you art a ba (learned sufficient nolle* to tha trass, shrubbery and grass tharo- won't lat the nation down." Hens, Florida Is now In • posi­ W trf'M d during tha Chrlitma* with 14S. good candidate for an ulcsr com­ owner, on, and in such other manner as Perry Compton, Missouri stale tion to rnmpato with th* rest af SaiKHH-md Si per cant were That a ma)ority of pip# smokari plex. Section IIS. SIDEWALKS, FAIL- said City Commission may dsarn chairman: Ha will run and "will th* world In tha production of bought by Woman. honaitly believe that mori “tan- That a on I o r a In anilnerrlns URK TO CONSTRUCT OR RE- appropriate, and to appoint a win ro-elertlon handily. H# Is loo r»mla flbar and Indications point That nathtlai run from 4T to 14 llbla women" find Ihftn mors at­ •ehoola now receive an average PAIR, WORK HONK BY OR FOR Committal to auparvis* such beau- good t soldier not to continue as-1 becoming a major In ebea Iona, but tha aaaraga la M tractive than man who don't imoke of four to five job offer* before CITY: COST CHARGED AGAIN- (ideation, said Committee to b* iliilng his country whan It naeds duitry In th* stata. chef, ' a pip*. But whatever happened to they receive their diplomai. Morton tails m* that a new ST OWNER AND PROPERTY, composed of such number of mem- help That s aurvay aiUmated U.S. all tha stria who took up this smok­ TO HE LIEN; METHOD OK EN. bars as said City Commission may L. Judson Morhouao, Naw York machine has bean developed that That in New Guinea bachelors ■ w -to ae M.ooo.ooo from the* ing of plpoa a yaar agof FORCEMENT; W H E N DUE Uaom advisable. stale chairman: "Elsenhower will dacordicatea tha fiber In tha field pockets aacb yaar—Ineludlog MS,- That a million cigars are pwffod •till purehai* a brlda with human permits us to compete with be re-elected by (he greatest mar­ and haadi. Other people's hcadi, that cheap hand labor of th* Orient. ae.ee la taxla. But no oeo know* ovary builnaia hour during tba Is. gin of states since INS'* whan Two Only In America doai a man mills ar* now using Florida Be staggering amount that wires yaar In this country. Seminole County Records Franklin D. Roosevelt rolled over ramla and many other mills are leka out of tboao aamo pockati That much of tha had tamper Ib 10»* both hli heart and his own |ln I* W............... Alf London. ilk tasting tba Florida product In m m lx b t buitneia officer* rsiulta Worn "rit­ head In marriage. irlaa U. •ome conceded their predictions Ihalr laboratoriaa with tha vlaw Tket -hart'i a holiday, warning— ual eommutJtli," a larm tho Na­ That a recent poll Unwed nearly were based on little more than a of using It In tha naar future. l l per saat af all hlshway aed- tional Ai m . lor the P m tattoo af 4 out of every S men over 10 fear hunch. Rami* la cheaper than llnan they ar* gettlns a receding hairtf racur la elaar weather. And Bllndntii haa coined to deicribe E per tael of tha nation'* driven the Mri. Raymond V. Wheeler, and much atrongar. It can he a iM k iir eye strain aufferod by torn- IIm . w arn# h . Hurry at ua i* j. p . ar##» Misiachusetta eommltteewoman, used in • hundred or mere ways an e* por cant of tha aeddanta. muter* who road ra Jagging train* That only six per canl of bald aald, "Yaa, on a guess, became mixed with cotton or ether feb»r*»»* Is* «• M That school ahlldran art fdttns and buaaa. man believe baldneis la a ilgn irtp l* la* I* Herald A. C l.u il *1 Leonard Hall (tha OOP national rici. In the manufacture of cloth­ Mr aaaar. To ka sure a saw-typo That aoma tes.M* abfldraa wtl] of greater Intelligence. (AU 1 can US (itrayM li t . to Willlt a Crakar «t chairman) looha aa happy." ing, belting, fir* hose, carpets, ■MSI disk would stand up undar hava auffarad eye saeldrata by tha lay about tha other S4 per cent ns. Others fait It atm ia to* oariy rope, twine- almost anything yets faveeOe squirming U waa taitad and of 1SSS — and saw la the time la they either are more modeit U trtyly Ian to .lamas O. MtrCtt might nemo. (iarayly I t,, t# CIltfoM L. K u rd «t for predictions. , far Mlag kit 10,000 timaa with a to got rid if say aharp-potnUd than I am or they don't know "Anyone who trios to answer Th# Nawpart Company end the D Plnad aiadkaf. • • u.ra*l# 1st to Araki* W. ia k iM t toys your childrw gat tar Christ. the facu.) • • (hose questions at this tin t," Oov. United State* Sugar Company BUI Uarayia I m . to NaVaS* P. LintThat Turkey, ones known a* Arthur B. Langtia of Washington hav* be*« enprimentfng with aank "tha tick man of Europe," now li ftjrMW la*, to a a t t n . t N. M art/ said, "Is entartng God's raslm, and ramla to th* Everglades tor a UthUna Short* 1st. to A lktrt X. the world's fourth la ririt wheat number af yean. With the Im­ I don't car* to ipeeulito." r ith tr tt ua exporter. proved deeerdlratlng machinery It Oakland Short, tot. to A lktrt B. If any of tha politicians fait that . r u h a r *t us That Andy Jackion waa tha flrit XAkt Vitw Co. IM. to R. XtymaiS some voter* may baallato to vota appaara that w# are ra Mm threeheld af a tremendous develop­ John,ton «t us president to travel by train, Theo­ Dontlaa iiaastrem . t i n to Wl>. for a man who haa had a heart ment with a market for alt w* dora Rooievelt waa tha first to attack, thay didn' mention M. And can product and t tremandeua take an alrplaM ride, and Dwight * e###k V*,L’4" > •» • ' ** B rrts acreage U th* Glad** suitable Elianhower ia the .only praildenl *• A- P r# # i u i s to lA w rtatt Jtnaa at us _ Harr st us tt el to win a pllot'a llctnaa. Otnf. All. Nat. Bah. to B. BmJiatt for He prfduetiea. U oh Wartklytul nran* U « aa a lt, Several 'yearn aga I assured McCall at us to Warns B. Albtra at us That today tharw ar* thro* aaakAarO Finauca Co to Lasaay several yards ef rami* fiber and P tlk aar 1 A W „ a '•** a ""“* Hawklas woman elarieal weaken In AmertNttbnarA fla ta a s Ca la Jaaala from this had two ihtrta and two saa huilnen office! to tvary man Moor# at us mad*. The Alaiaadas Wyaaa Jr "* n * . a n t* Tba »»d. LtnO in k ta A. Bay Par* pair of treuaira (U you want to meet the other strength and wearing qualities uf tin at ua h i oe company time, girls, gat 4 B»k B 4m uU •* ta Ft*. Stata Patty B. apatr, A im s to W. T. th* material ar* almost beyond Ttackla at us a Job bi » factory.) »*ra*aa Maya ta ria. Stata Rnh Nerman I. srhm ltt at us to T. A- belief. It wears Ilka Iran, and That Raymond Maiaay la creditPyaas at us when made np In rletii kaa tha VitX *- * "* 1 “* *1*' etat# •4 wlU tha observation, "Most of a. X l T O V a W , ? ! BUyat- appearance of fin* Itnw. D*s*i* w. manaar at na to r r rick. nat. comm. our suspicion* of nthara art Reel etock Is new available for Jack Junior Ntwtoa ta Bath NOa. arousod by our kaowladg* of ou^ th* plantins af 10,000 scree and ml Nawtan. rinal Sacra* •lives." ' l»l Katt rira t aantarS Cary, ta 1. Everglades grower* are watching C. Fatuity Ca. aantt That now la a good (Im* to put Brnaat Schmitt to Piaaaar Bank development# with keen Internet. Lhtttanooyt, contract Th* crop premise* an Income ef lat Nat. Bas. on. ta Aifras w ij . MO *r more ax acre net ta tha llama at *L laa saaOara Natural Uaa Ayat. Ca. ta Jake Las- grower, and Luther Jonas of Belle «a Jr, rtaal Sacraa ' John B. Mrummltt to Mary Fraaara Glade, publisher and real estate Mrummltt, flaal 4tcrta eprator, haa aet np an organisa­ L'latra M. Atoms to Jaka B. Adam*. tion that will plant and earn for . final dacra* Airn.Americas U fa Ins Ca., ta your trap at a raaaonahla darvter e n WHMIM Vlca Praatdaat Miring aociaty. Wkat'a Uat tha Maniaa B. Mama, ralaaaa Nison haa bat a named bait farmaro mako uaa of to raiao Isabella caana ta S u ta a f Fit. auk charge. , draoaad of U. B. malaa by tha crops If it lan't Uta auaf u T i f o s a k . w to Stata af FIa , auk American Woman'a Institute That t I I . * * st makaa Undo Bam'a No. I boy Jamoa Cawan to Stata a t Fit. Mb ChOdran ora yrowtaf up f t i t r IfWL roan thia i top man In Uta nation In at laaat than aver, according fa a London HABBUSH LICBX8B itlv abaamd ana catagory. toadies! magaalM. Any paranf Too Late To Classify Morning Mail Reveals Many Things t S Pete Make Nice Gifts For Your Youngsters S Y O U 'R E T E L L I N G M E ! U^T I I t In • Canadian (own poNno lokBad s IlfJM )4Uflry lhaff tha "taorb #/ nnMtawra." Sonsda praffp pro/fMiAnd ta ua •hopping /or achaal alafhaa kuatoa that t t I baitaB trap or near 1 1 ! Could ba wa'ya found Uta eauaa of all that foggy waMbar aa many communltiaa bar* baas having lately. An Agriculture depart­ I t ! F m m art tha beat places |e ment report ravaatn Americana ■tort aapicJtatlon of aolar energy^ ■mokad aoaM IU UUioe atgsroU B a it. II, Orlaada w e l l d u l l i«n g Howard C, Long Phone 888 Arcodt Packogg STORE W H W U M t. ~r TIM aoccdsaful development e f' th* rSmls-gTOwing Industry im Florida should result in th* a*Uhlishlng of textile mills hi th* s u m and Merten tells me that toitllo people ar* heeemlag gen­ uinely Interested. Nine big text!!* flrpu are now tasting tba Flori­ da product and considering - Its us*. Any en* ef these eenearne la hi a position to take all tha ramla fiber Florida can produce, and It appears that tha future is very bright for th* concerns and tndlridauls who gat In on tha ground floor of thia premising new Industry. Nathan Mayo dasarvaa a lat of credit far all ha haa dent to pro­ mote this promising naw indus­ try for Florida. Ha has bean working en It far ySara and haa given fund* and ancouragemant to advance experimental work and sequent people with the •maslng possibilities that t*is crop offers. Coulter Says Stale Has Worst Record For 1955 Blazes TALLAHASSEE UP-8tate For­ ester C. n. Coulter savs Florida had tha worst forest fire record In th* nation In IMS but that major steos war# taken durinlg th* year aeETAO SHR SHRD IHRDL SR toward roducltng anld aolntrollllnf wtldflras. Ona of the developmotnta waa to oooUiashrd I vmebwgfk shrdlcmia bring flva naw eounlriaa—Gadsdaln, Hamilton. Raker, Jefferson and tttadotod.UInnnllM etao rtrd ahrd Tsylor—Into aa agreement with the Florida Forest Service far aegsnlaed protection. Forty aountiaa covering 11 milira a era* af eommrretal timberlanda now ar* under tha organlsad proto Kira program. "Florida'* disgraceful ahowtaf st the state with th* worst forest fir* record In th* nation was a n * 1y dramaliad during tha wtUar af INI whan hug* forast flras cover­ ing thousands af acres took their toll hi many aactlona af too stale,• Cooler aald ia ra annual report to Oor. Collins yesterday. The big fir* problem baa keee ra uaprotoctad lands. Last year fires burned on I I por cent of protected lands and on M pr rant af the unprotected timber lands. Other sop* taken ewfrd tearolling flra In th* future were erginliatiM of a statewide hra plan, tougher toreit Are Uwt ted ratification by Florida at a South­ ern atatee torest Are ceerel part. BUYING A CAR? �Trm SANFORD HERALD Garden Nook Mob. J ar. f , 1 » N Calendar ■Y SADIS S. GUT u '.: j H it lanford Gardaa Club •( r . P. 0. C. January I* an Ideal month for MONDAY 1:10 a.m. at th* home of planting or moving ratot, ahrubi, R. F. Robison 140T E. Second fruit and Ahsde trooa: bar* root ?*. y**v* »-*.*- ' • *v«.Rc,'- FoUqT1.*- the sv-til-q eh* s» -fry.-v*;;•cr T . » v * Crosa Episcopal Church will msot bee* 'will visit tha esyerim aM 'M ampla holt*, at Uaat twice aa with Mra. R. L. Comal!, 2001 •lotion largo aa root ball. To tho toll reFRIDAY Grandview Av*. at I p. m. movod from holo add prat or Th* Jeearanda Cirri* of th* tog?; Th* Pilot Club annual heneflt tempest, ahtop manuro and bona ' | Patras, graenary, and baskets card party will h* at th* Mayfair lard Garden Club will meet at ? :tt white gladioli and chrysanthe­ mtai or a eommartcal fertilizer, Inn beginning at A p- m. Th# public p.m. at Ihe Garden Cantor H*#*" mil thoroughly. Pack thla Eaitorn Stars Have mums formed the background for and mti testae wilt be Mrs. Fay Jon**, It cordially invited to attond. firmly about tha root*, matarlal the marriage of Mill Martha Mr*. A. J. Walker, and Mra, lotting hoi# Into holo bafora letting hose run into First Yearly Meet Carallne Blggari, daughter of TUESDAY J. F. LewU. Homer Osborn* wUicomplataly filled flllad and again whea Saminolo Chspltr No. I Ordtr of Mre. E. W. Blggere and tha lata complotoly Pilgrim Chtpttr of th* Florida show a colored movio on uto and pattern Star hitd Its first session E. W. Blggere 8r., and Richard planting ia dona. Society of th* Daughter of Ameri­ type* of fertilizer. Intaroating thrubs that art In •f the year Thursday night at tha Holtselew, eon ef the late C. E. can Colonist* will meat with a Masonic Tempts with Mr*. Mary Holtzclaw and the lata Mrs. C. L. bloom now aro tho powder puff luncheon at Palk Restaurant on Wllr# Wyatt, worthy mslron and Matthews, on Saturday evening buaht* or Calllandraa which coma In red, roio, whit* or while Sixth St. In Winter Haven. RePhil H. Wyatt, worthy patron, prt- at 1:00 o’clock. tlppod with pink and alia yallow isrvatlon* mutt bo mads by Jan. aiding. Tha slngla ring earameny was "powder puff*.", Another charmer 7 to Mrs. E. 8. Horton, P. 0. Boi Tha chapter decorated tha hall parformed In tha preeanca ef la tha Pirtthorn or Pyrorontha A 5.1 at Wlnttr Havon. dose frlendt and ralatlvas by tha la rad and white cut flowers to Her. W. P. Brooks Jr. in tha whoa# rod barrios ar* to pretty Tho Glcantra Clast of th# Flrat form a seasonal flower theme. By CHARLBI M ER C tt" In tha garden during tha holidays Chapel ef the First Baptist Baptist Church will have a month­ Committees of tha year were Church. Traditional w e d d i n g and alio ter*# to attract birda to NEW YORK UP—Television be* | ’ ly asialon at th* hom* of Mri. H. v appointed and rountina business march,* war* played by Reger our freunda, email eertofl. Thousand* et lataa*#. • W*d# Rurkor, 140 Valencia Drlva conducted. Later lovaly refresh- Harris, who also accompanied Dr, ly ereatlv* *xeeuliv*l, producer*, Add toll plan to such dog­ at I p, m. manta ware served by Mrs. Wyatt H. W. Rucker, soloist, who u n g wood. rod bud', gardenias and directors, writer*. e*m*r*m*nfjd » " Bib]* study w*«k at t:S0 p.m. t) signer* ar* atrivlng dally I* a u i x j a d bar commlttaa. "Because" (D'Hardelotk and "A Hallies prafar organic metadata First Baptist Church. Elite Knight it Urg*r. such aa Itafmold and or peat, Wedding Prayer." / cirri* postponed until Jan. II. th# more tha hatter. Ataleaa end Somrihtag ha* to |iv*. Whii/I* The bride entered an the arm c a me l 1 la i Th* t.ak* Monro* P-TA will m»«t giving 1* th« onr*-uer*d concept are acid lovers MONACO PBINCR MEETS FAMILY OP RIB BETROTHED—John R. Kelly (right), of Philadelphia, ef her brother-in-law, Alton Har­ alio and may ha moved or planted at 7:30 p. m. AH member* ar* of half-houf and hour proframtog, • ris of DsLand, who gave bar In now or a little latar while In and hla wlf* (left) are shown with their daughter, screen star Grace Kelly, and Prince Rainier III of urged to attend. Monaco, after th* Kellys announced the engagement of the young rnupla. The betrothal was made public Tha program of M minutes .anA-marriage. She were a suit draaa bloom to aid in choosing eongsnla luncheon at th# Philadelphia Country Club, to which Marcel Talmam, Monacan Consul General in Th* Horticulture chairman of th# longer, viewed with Increasing fra- » of powder blue wool, with th* al colors. They require plenty of at New York, and the Rev. J. Francli Tucker of Wilmington, the Prince's chaplain, were invited. (Inter* Sanford Garden Club win meet at qtMncy this year, will ha comma*HOLLYWOOD l*-O ns evening belted Jacket featuring iridescent water at all times, hut only If national Smmdphntn) 10 a m. wllh Mr*. D. E. Brubakir, plica Is IMS. last track Ernest Borgnina an­ pearls headed In an intricate th* dralnag* Is good, a* they M0» Palmetto Av*. f Audlenca rating ayitami (which swered tha telephone at bis Van flower design. Hsr hat waa a eannot taka "wet feet." Th* hole* Th* (TO Wire* Club will m**k ar* far from being scIntlfleaQf whit# feather bendeeu with a short for the*, plant* need not he t* Girls In Sweaters Ruy* home. at th* CPO Chib on th* 8NAAS perfect) Indicate that the regular­ ’Congratulations!" s a i d tha white veil, and her corsage was of deep but should he quit# wM* to for Installation of officer* at • ity achadulad half hour and haul « lea whits Alb* Pier* camellias. allow for spreading root*. A at the other end. "You have Getting Excited p. m. ( dull, variety, comedy and drainab­ •pedal add formula fartlllzar Her only attendant was her fust bean voted tha best actor of The Sanford Junior High P-TA le shows still art ths moat popular..' should h* applied after flowering Over Woolknifs tha year by tho New York movie sliter, Mrs. Alton Harrie ef DoWINTER PARK - Three of teh •xcluslro of Hmet with the Chne- will m»et at • p. m. with Senator Om raaaen la that Uiay fall with Land, whe served a* matron ef to entourage new growth. Thee* critics 1" By DGROTHT ROE two plant* do well under decidu­ nation's most promising young at*. He has sung arias from St. Doug Blenstrom a* guts! apsaksr spacifla regularity whit* tha pro* honor. She chose an afternoon "That’s alca," said Ernie. Atieelated Pree* Women'* Editor ous tree* such ■■ dogwood and artists have been engaged as new John’s Pazslnn with Ihe Pitts­ on Legislature. All msmbsra ar* griming tima concept of most ol Later be and his wife were sit­ dress of delphinium bluo satin. red bud which allow lot* of sun America'* sweater girls keep soloists urged to attend this Important Ihe Mhmlnut* ihowa have beaten for tha Bach Festival burgh Symphony. Th# scoop nock and long torso af­ ting before tha television set, as la masting. during flowering and welcome getl'ng new enthusiasms. Meantime, Robert Hufstader, their oppoiitioa with relatively -j fect war# nutlinod wllh hanvy cord March A , D and lfl at Rollins Coltheir nightly custom. "Do you reThis year their lovo Is tha shad* In hot waather. WBONBBDAT Director of th* finch Festival, an high frequency. .* j piping and accented with amall leg* it was announced yesterday. allaa what happened?" she asked. nnunred th* following program Blbl* Study weak at th* Pint Wa ar* * people of great laliufa Crntone, Dracaenas and most magnified woolhnit—th* bulky They are: "Yeah," he replied, "and 11 •atln bowi. A matching hat of palms that used to h* strictly Baptist Church It 7:M p.ni.-" Ilka warm soil when trans­ sweater aatln hand* and matnllle, and n thtia day*. W* also are a people • Carol Smith, contralto; Sara- for the festival; ncarea ms." Thursday, March A, 4 p. m., Training Union' Exrcutlv* com­ enamored of bigneai — la cart A l A . planted and a# would he hatter for tha bleachers, th* football mac Endich, soprano; Walter Car •Y ou can understand why he was coraago of Matholiana Ruhr* cam­ left until March, whan weather Is hero or the tennis champ. Church Cantata*) No. IfiA God'* mittee merit after Bible study. buildlnga and govarnmanl and ’ Now th* bulky sweeter ha* ac­ ringer, lenor. Ross Rosazra, of tha flabbergasted. Two years ago, hr ellias completed th* outfit. C. W. Matthews served hla step­ heller and cold snaps ar* over quired city manners and I* seen Rollins Conservatory of Music, Time Is The Best; No. 1,12 Pr*. Th* Sanfurd Garden Club board corporals itnicturo. Tha eoneapb. * wan Just another struggling actor son aa heat man. pain Ye The Way; No, 71 God la meeting will b* hold at Ir30 f.m. of longer television program* aptly for tha season. worn with such sophisticated style* again will he baritone soloist. having fair success at earning s My Sovereign. Dormant fruit ^eea Including Mri. Bigger*, mother of tho In th* Garden Center. flta th* atruelura of our Uv-si. Miss Smith, who made her de­ living. Thrn came Fatso In "From bride, w*e attired In a light hlu* peach, pear, plum, persimmon and as sheath dresses aa well as with Thursday, March A, A p. m , tweed skirls. Th# bulkier the hat­ THUBSD.1I but In Town Hall In December Fantasia and Fugu* In G Minor; Nearly all of ui car* about pf«* * Hsce lo Eternity." That turned crept, accented with a midnight grapes should he sprayed with a him Into one of Hollywood's busi­ blu# velvet Jaeket Her coreago lime sulphur solution to kjll peete ter, say the girts. And tha fav­ 1951, Is a regular member of tha Cbctrisl* — Preludes; Passacaglla Intermediate Choir rehearsal at pis and opinions — which mosna orite color is while. n*ch Aria Group of New York and Fugue In C Minor, est character setors. th* First Baptist Church al 7 p.m. that we’re Intereiled in drama tad waa also mad* from Rubra eam- hidden In th, hark. It It too late High school and cello** girls Friday, March 9. 4 p. m , Man "Marly" changed hla life again. alllae. Adult choir rehearsal at th* Flrat Ideas. Aa tome on* bai laid, wa to do this after blossom and leaf have adopted another masculine and bss recorded a Rarh allium Ilk* to laugh, and wo’11 even laugh for RCA Victor. She also an In R Minor — Part I. This time ha emedged as a star. Baptist Church at • p.m, Th# bride waa graduated from buds swell. fashion—ihe Inng-aleaved V-neck neared again and again t the eamo Joke*, Friday, March f> . A n. m, Mass In tha opera. Cavallerla • New York critics’ prlta is one Bible aludy week at th* Flrat Clads may be planted every Sanford Crhnola, and has mads her » msny honors that hive come hnme In Sanford. She Is a member two weeks for continuous hloom sweeter in a lighter weight and Rustlcaos. over television with In R Minor — Part II at dimonitraled by our fealty to Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. finer rib knit. It la worn with or Miss Catharine Crosier, nation to him and tha picture, The Magnolia circle of th* Oar many of our ao-callad comadiau, nf the First Baptist Church and and to ensure flowers for Easter without a Mouse. Mauv girl* Ilk* •tars Zinks Sl'lano* an I Jussi ally known organist, wilt appear den Club will meet at 11:30 a. m. We’ra a musical people, at proved" * "1 was floored." said Emit after la at present employed In tha and Mothers' Pay. The rorms to wear It over a boy's shirt and Hjoerliog. She ha* also apnearcll be bad soma time to recuvar. "It's office of Dr. H. W. Rucker. may first he dusted with COLD tie, Just as their hrothrra do. as soloist wdh Hi* svtnnhnny or­ as soloist on the Thursday night Alth Mrs. Harry Ruumiii a> HU t. by tha millions ef racordlnga and . more amatlng when you consider Mr. Holtzclaw Is *No an alumnus SMOKE, or eoaked for thre* Thei* V-neck pullovers ar* pop­ chestras of Chicago, l-d'ananolls, program. Jess* Baker will again /4th St. for a covered dish lunch radios wa buy and the thousand* that I was up against some really of Sanford achaola and la a gra- hours in a Lyse) hath of 1H ular In vivid colon *a well as the Rochester, Oklahoma Cltv. Nash­ he organist tor th* Festival con . Election of officers will be ol community orchoitru and thor* •1 groups wa support. , W il conservative chacoal and navy ville and others, and hat snug Chorus. top actors Ilka Alee Gulnocss, iluata of lAuialena State Univer­ tbipa par gallon of water. On Saturday morning, March held. Guest speaker, Mr*. Charlto wllh tho New York Onsra ComJames Cagney, Prank Sinatra and sity at New Orleans. He la * Paranatal* and bulb* may bo tonei. They ar# worn with Ber­ nanv on tour and with th* Ran 10, a performance will ha given Wllka, Cartages will be mad* kg Tha many creative minds of talevlaion a n fully a w in ef thaaa Jams* Dean. bass barltona of nots and la at divided and replanted If not al­ muda shorts or slim wool skirts' Carlo ftk* Is a regular iter of tha of excerpts from th# pr#vlou* pro­ members. faeta. Thay know that longar p r o ­ Th* Central Circle of the Sanford '"The Academy? I can’t even peoeant associated wllh the New ready don*. Fertilize thorn for often or* bought in th* boys* do­ Chicago Theatre of the Air. grams. This I* a fre# perfmrntano# grams a n not batter simply H-r* pe rtment. think et It. I ve already had the York City Opera Company, and growth and flowers later. Miss Endich, one of th* most for Florida student*, who com* Garden Club will meet at »:4A a.m. causa thay’n longar. Tha bait of In th* bulky tweeter lineup at th* ham* of Mri. R. W. Turner • s t i n g o« my cake." hla concert schedules Include ChlChrlztmai cactus should have from all parts of th* State, Imnorlant recent ,dlscnverl*s at Eihla has that rare quality In ee«d> Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Now water restricted for a few week!, there le s wide variety of style* tha celebrated Berkehlr* Music Ths Festival continue* to he el All Park Av*. Mrs R C, Moor* ihym. view.10 .minute* and m anthen reiiime watering and fertili­ and textures. Necklines Include Festival at Tanglewood. has won ons of the outstanding musical *v- «nd Slrii 'Ar'?*. dolfum as *#- not w # tim'd W ’fiu btir ai * n '.'‘." Hollywood! genuine humility. It's Orleans end other leading eitlas. everything Irom cardigan to shawl not the phony kind of modesty you After • wedding trip to Miami, zing until fall. of the South. Th# rhorut of hostesses. Speaker la Mrs. Frank opportunity lo divitop variation of . collars, some of which even turn outstanding success both In opera ent* entertainment and thoughtful m >\ generally find here. He never Key \ttit. and other points In MS voices work five months In Hill. and In concert with th* Roslon up to form hoods. Texture* vary grama that often wan distorted.. . The Azalea Cirri# of the Garden ceases to be grateful for the help Southern Florida, th* eotipl* will Its preparation, Bvmnhonv Orchestra, and In chor­ from popcorn to heavy rib*. or cut short under tha older rigid,... Club will meet at A p. m. in the reside at 1.13* R, 24th St. be hie been given or to be amazed is again planned lo broadcast For festive wear there are even al appearances and recital touri a Itpart Carden Center with hosleiiea Min concept of television tima Longer of Ihe program over a na­ i t the euecess he has mqde. throughout the country. bulky knit sweater, usually white, Ella Lee Kirchhoff, Mrs. Frid periods of lime open Iho door to Carrlnger. who Inured as soloist tional radio network There la no evidence that sur­ lions said: "Belter taar out the rose • parked with rhineitnura for a plays and musical, and JountaUiPope, and Mra. E. Anderson. Tickets may be obtained by trie with the Robert Shaw Chorale, has er n has spoiled him He still lives garden and put In a swimming new look for resort evenings. Th* Dirt Garden Circle of th* tic techniques which ones won appeared five times In Town Hall. phoning nr writing the Rollins quietly with his wife end their pool." But Ernie rebels at that .Sanford Garden Club will meet at impossible on tho TV ecreen. College Conservatory of Music. dmightcr, S'w. In their seven-mom symbol of Hollywood success. Stir halved seediest green 'TOlley home. Ha paid $33,JOO for "I've got air conditioning," he grapes Inin rream-styla cottabc All Calendar It, ha reports. ■aid. "That should keep ua cool In PALERMO, Welly O p -H eir’* cheese. Servo on romatno with On# of Mi wires of eongratula- the summer." French dressing (or a luncheon s way to make money. Llfitinffs And talari. Fora build yarty, you ran Women are doing it all th* mold th# cheese' on a serving time In Welly, whert a unique dish ao it la about the size and Society News \ little industry I* flourishing hated ih.*pt of a round S-inch layer on this abundant natural reiourc* eakt pan; lurround with curly Are Requented STATEMENT of CONDITION —human hair. groen and yellow leaves ol You might tea Hi product* al­ chicory. Now arrange the halved By 5 p. m. The December 31,. 1955,,, . most anywhere -in th* world; grapea over tho center of Ihe camouflaging the baldness of a molded eheezs (o ilmulale a Day Preceding man In Naw York, or curled In bunch of grapes. Pul a Utile a fashionable ‘‘chignon" adorning cluster ef amall green leave* at Publication th# hair-do of * Parialenn*. RESOURCES tha lop of tha bunch. Welly furnishes much of th* raw material far th* world’* wigs, .n*, *— A 2,728,624.31. I/m na nnd Discounts ......... toupee* and falaa tresses — par­ Bonking House, Furniture, ticularly tho** requiring black, .. 90,540.50 i*******»***••••• F ixture* ....................- ...... luaurlant hair. 2,408,472.23 U. S. Gov’t Bonds ............... , Hair broker* wander from vil­ 707,163.23 O ther Bonds .........................lage to village, buying tha tong, 2,200,468.27 6,438,098.78 Cash and Due from Banka . , black locks of Sicilian women and sailing them to precision in th* ‘ "Featuring Fashions Just For You" .... | 8,252,267.44. eltlae. Thousand of women make TOTAL RESOURCES. a practice ef growing their hair Ilk* a, crop, morketlng It when LIABILITIES it reach*! saleable length. On* woman gained specialized fame ... , 100.000 M llfll Stock OIULK ■ Started Today Capital ...*•*:***eea^o,*••**••*•««(#••*#*•••****#■■••**•****.•*• in thie Industry by her ability lo su rp lu s ..................................................................................................................... 2!!!?'5?9'29" grow ultra-long hair, with strand* 20,296.32" Undivided Profits a yard and a half long, 47,109.29nraerve for Bnd Dobla .................... Earnings ar* meager, oven for 10,782.85 th* fastest grower* — but moat Unearned Dincnunl ......................... 5,000.00 •••••• „.n***.»**#!******#*ia»*#o«*«•••*##♦***••*•**»**•• earnings ar* meager dawn hero. Dividend# payable Jan u a ry 1, 1066 Wools A ala-mnntho growth might gat iHtsenteee* ####••ti»*MS(Mf***e*ie*ie*seeHS»e■*in**e«Mei*M*** 7,800,128.98 Depoaltn I Substantial A,000 llro (|10) from th* vagabond broker. . . . f 8,252,267.44 TOTAL LIABILITIES ____i****•■•*•a-****••! ,,*#*■*a»**•**waN******#*#aw»ewoot**•• Silks Center of tho Industry <■ Paler­ mo. Her* In tho heart ef th* old­ Savings est part of th* city I* th* oatahllihment of tho Brothers Lo OFFICERS Dark Cottons Curclo, which amploys AO worker* on and proreiata about 70 par cent «iH<t*S*wa Chairman of the Board C. H. McNulty iae#aea««a*•••«#«i of Palermo's total hair produc­ T. E. TUCKER ...................................... .......................... . Proaldrnt \fte r Fives tion \V, J. PEACOCK, JTt. .................... ............................. ............ . Cashier urn —■ It’s a painstaking proc#ss. Tha Selected group MARY R. DOUGLASS ............................................... Assistant Coahler f‘ r r workers first sort the hair ac­ ■ RALPH W. PEZOLD ....................................— ........ Assistant CashiAF > cording to taler, th*n unknet It Suits H * PALLAS E. LOOP ..■•■...»,■«.*•*«>»!•!aw•«•*<••••*»•**************•«a* Personal Loan Officer and card It llko wool. It'o then •ns ' ROBERT E. KILPATRICK........................ — ....... ............. Assistant divided by longth, thoroughly Personal Loan Officer ; . t’4' *'44% waihtd, further aorted out for KEEP-BAKE, pretty eheck quality, put through another Gowns *' • -.■'k * thatll pay big dividends In flattery! cleaning process and finally packDIRECTORS Clever walet-cfncher ends In •gad In Iota ef too grama sack •i f 1 i buckled hack bait, button tab* -to to b* sent to th* ellant. ANDREW CARRAWAT in front. Gay aotton In Half Slips Moat of tha fertlrn ahipmonta 1*f alias > to II 10.11 Carraway A McKlbbin Insurance Agency .......... — up to go to the United Blot**, with c. n. CLONTS its 1 it■’): Auatrolia alio listed as * heavy Ovisdo Farmer, Pros. Central Fla, Production Credit Asa’n -* Blouses Other Carols King Junior* from go.96 buyer. In Europe, France, AusC. H. McNULTY isi* and- Germany ar* Uia beet Chairman of th* Board .... ........ .... ..........ii|i|(*ee**e< euitam vi, W. A. PATRICK ActuallyT'EtoUy lin't th* only President of Patrick Fruit Corporation place In Italy whert hair la grown for market, Tho lighter hair of Piedmont women la much in do***«**'^W**i'M**f**•*«♦*•**•*#«»*«##♦# CWII4 wl *• President of the Bank i#»-' wand, although there'* last far Bank of Molboumo and Trust Aaiiitant Trust Officer set*. Company, MoUmutob But, any tha Weitlani, for htaekm si and durability there’* n*th­ ing lika lh« crop down horn. Caroline Biggers. R. Holtzclaw W e d In Baptist Chapel Saturday Radio-TVV" | Highlights Spotlight On Hollywood ThreeOf Nations Most Promising ArtistsTo Appear InWinter Park H a ir M a k es M uch M oney For Women FLO R ID A STATE BANK Young fashion fortune! PRECIO US CHECK O fla A t^ fc /d h sU iiu JA N U A R Y CLEARANCE! £atw in D iin q * JUNIOR yyiaJuf* fc �'im m M :¥*•*•*■ 4a -1 didn't knew I eauM M wnyt" aha whispered pauMi "1 didn't hnaar. A net **>'] M V B / S T B ft t u t —* KtumhOa. Adaaa had 4 that Milksd Undo Voa Beat man at U» poity no— sd ta th« aama m ini XapaetaU* dors BalL Adam MUppOdM ( a n In disgust Ha knew, sf • that Ball want around a l t hospital Supa. Ball waa a daa real aetata. Adam kaaw (M pretty wall—in a team Mho early, a parson la Uu town Be,A.A CAAMAroNtM/B to* TXt9* • I f N B B C 1B B A IL IT § i Tha Associated From Vandarbllt'i Commodoras, prims Mtendars (or Uu Bouthaniam oofaranra bashstball thamploaMy. haw an offortUBltP *• ftad •t bow they t w M N wltt ***• jtakr, whoso ta ia n I g * . 91* ' £ n S ti habit of w lsalii tha IBC , ;■ 1 " f fJ^ ila ta rival T sbboisoo B iturdty night. Tha Commodores Jumped elf to a It-point laid and rolled' an to an S44T triumph, thair nlnlh in to starts. Kentucky, two notrbes behind V aadr ia a a tlm tl rankings, gained a moaauro of rovoigo for Iti two loaaea to Toch U*t aeaion. Ia othor a n a Alabama, rankod ITth, outHod Miaaiialppi • d M I ,. Florida dropped Tulsan dl-M. Auburn h e a t MliiUalppi State ll-M and IM U lana S tale elobbarad Oeorgla 0117. In addition to tonight’! TechVandy headliner, Auburn trie* for Ita third itrafght SEC victory I f l t n i t Ole M in at Oxford, Florida ia at LSU and Alabama ll at Misilistppt S tate Nine other ggmes are aeheduled later In the week, and ell except two jaro official eonfaronea copteita. * Auburn grabbed the lead In the atendingi after tha flrit waek of championship competition. T h e PlaU sm an, who beat Florida ia mld-wtak, b o o t a 1-0 SEC record and a 4-4 overall m ark. Behind the Flalm m en with l-o conference records sro Vendy, Kentucky, Ala. bam a and L5U. Thia weak will 4 a i t least two af tha perfect SEC rocordi obliter­ ated- A u h u m ' and Alabama clash in Birmingham and LSU meet* Kentucky in Lexington' Saturday night. Jtogir Sigler led the LSU rom p a g lio it Oenrgia'a Bulldog!, who have won only one game i l l s e s ton, and hli 3d point* boosted hli average to 24.11, topi In the league Joe Qlbben of Ote M ill, who h id led for savors! w**k», get only is point* in two game* and ikldded ta fifth spot with a 20 73 avenge. Gibbon was bothered |>y an Injured finger In the Alabama game end ■gw only limited aarvlea, George Linn of Alabama li aoeond among the scoring laaders with ■ 22.TO average, followed by Carl Wirilflh of Tennessee (21.IS), and Jim Ashman* of H lu lailp p l State. (20.99). ♦aria- Resale •rl o**ritr**t mi Ty*e lanry Musctii '•_C L "l«hSa„ W T iw n t* MVfiar |h aa a*. Betdtrp iW aitura c a 'a p Burnett ib v a ii g n g i n e i f l . S miS&BR’ SBOS U f a r t's uapredktable Yaflow W hr Bobby Ihyin wd Bah* Ukata. The remit will give aama eaU .for comparing tha Commot M with tha Wlldeala, who hit£ d « y sight trounced T ee l 1M4I. i T t o l will he tha flrit common Opponent of Vendy im l Kentucky, om phrslivs teoros H m atlm as are ilslseding but thay will provide a M ga of lo rti until Vandy ta d M B t o r tangja In JfiMivlUs Jgs ^ r ’ * * ■ V iady, Tiled fourth in tha nation i ls i t w tak'a Aisoclstsd F r a u all, had IltUm traubl# tam ing eras*- Sm hi A s m is. t « m > h o w n n s f, ,& v ,,,y « . uifi* v (.Tee. J)»lMv Dlik. P»v», J e * wivia Bjiie, Lirky cslw sy. f m ;- s if n s l rs llif . | Here — E l f Mile Ores* ■ nil pm, .v»t«ie, r.m*h«»ii»». JBIltnlt, KldUt, Com* Luckr. n»r n*r*P— l ' i e Mil* <lraC* M (**r. Icaiep*. H r Lu«ky whirl, Popk. ncteh pack. Vcnocs. tfltarpr, ak» nn«»t. I Mere — SMS Mil* OreSr t> y in u M itiin t, <'U»»y Sped. iy rrtddf*. M»H*r. F"r*c« He Reward. 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Jf. l.atMer nr lh» abov».p»p)»d lienk.-rto , * - m et ID# elmv* euirm eni is leu*, end that lrfu iiv end f ' 1"* ,flt several metirr# herein contained in, to me nett of u « hsoeleep* and be let Coiieei—gtiesFi T' r W J, y i ACOCJt. j a . . R. H MrNl’t T r . n it. ci.uNTS K ANORKW CARRAWA1 Uirencr* nieia «i »u ride, ueuaiy #f ■si*i««ie. let / ►wrre IS CSS SUSeeriSeS'.selers ate fhie sis Say nf Jsewei 1 J kereoy eeritiy isei | t m ^U •,«!»«* • lil« L « I*vAf 'b ito iw ffiiiip O T ^ w - ..... y •m / s &a * f CdNT/NO§* AN* m w n /n b m v % . % 4 x t* n o <j * t o n a r i d . PU Q U M 9H t WIN* M /.T . gA W TSA U i Ci A N P SAN ^ F B A N C tS C O r N.C.A.A, m rouKNiy W N c m rm WS / A * r T>M$~ Hula Bowl Game Ends In Victory For Hawaii's All-Star Eleven Mangrum Holding Five Stroke Lead In LA Golf Open LOS ANGELES (T-Lloyd Man grum held e solid lei 4 ef five itnkei going lots ths final rmjnd ot (ho tM.M0 Las AagslO! Open gnU tournament today. And while ho would oot predict victory, he gdmlttod: "Five m hos is a mighty ram fortihlo laid, birring wmenae get­ ting a p^epomensl rouad." Such we* tha plclura as IS sur­ vivors of a field cut down from more thin 130 set forth aver the I.OO-yird, per M-U-71 Bsncho munlclpsl golf courts. Ntsrsst to the 41-yetr-oid Mingram, seehlng his fourth win in the event and ths IS.mo that gnee with it, were Tommy Bolt end Jerry Birher. Mangrum brakn p ir far hs third straight day yesterday, scoring a M for a new tournament record 200 for 14 holes. Bolt cooled off from Ihs spectacu­ lar VS ot Saturday, taking e par Tl, and Barber got Inin th* set with hli second straight 47, leaving them both at 203. ' The next nearest challenger was Cary Mlddlacoff, who shot i u for 207, and not stroke behind him were Dutch Harrison (70) and John Barnum (Tl). Further out of the plrtura were Gena Uttler, the 1933 winner, with a 73 for 213; Doug Ford, 74-219; Don Palfield, Casey, III., m-109; ind Oirdner Dtrklnsen. Fsoima City, ria . to lll. And missing entlrsly were Mike Souchsk, 11-211; Julius Braoi, TS­ UI; Willy Ulrich, 79-224, who felled lo quaUfr for today's round, and United ftatea Open champion Jack Fitch, who didn't make it beyond Urn seennd round, HONOLULU 'li-T he pmi say they had fun and the rollege boys ssy they got some schooling-and the final (core of yesterday's lOlh annusl Hula Bawl football game bcari them out. The It pros, playing for the Hawaii All-Stars, swamped a ce|. ltge all-star squad 31-20 before 24.000 in Honolulu Stadium. San Francisco 49er quarterback Y. A. Tlllle, who had si good ■ time as anyone tasting tlx touchdoA-n passes, sum mad up for U* proa; "It was lots nf tan. But it'i not thia easy at Koiar Stadium," tha 49m ' home ground. TltUs and tha other husinesimon gave tha Impression of old grads having fun at a clast reunion. Norm Masters, Mlchiisn State tackle, voiced lb# dressing room views of a number of the IT malaland college stars: "The pros wers good. I learned ■ lot In that game," Ths teisnna cam* thick and fail, not only from Tittle hut from his 4H*r teammate Carroll Hardy ami Hugh MrKlhlnny, the retiring Dnak Walker of Ihe Delrnil Lions and end Elroy Hirsch of Ihe Los Arg*lei Rams. Hirsch spared three touchdown panes, Hardy caught two sod went over a third time on a spec tarular 97-yard kickoff ravers* play with a kandoff from MeElhenny. Walker also caught one touchdown pa si and booted all seven extra points. The rollege star* couldn't g»t over the goal until mldwgy >n the third quarter when quarterback Fred Wyant of West Virginia hit UC1,A end Rnmmie Loudd on a p an play good for 29 Vardl. Lata in the final period, L*udd took a 39-yard Wyant pas* al mldfiald and streaked tn a touchdown. Halfback Sam Brown of UCLA igv*ehtrolIega atari thair finest gave ihe college atari their finest ■Ingle moment whan he faked ■ fourth down punt In Ihe third quar­ ter and iig-iagged U yards to acors. new of long famlMngtty ami j found himself raaonrtng 1 <J Massing maaguMMi and baetlaa tonight." privilege with her. “With bdrteeu* Muea," taaaad What, hd naked htmaaff, i “Tau'r« Ana’a husband f" asked the dark-hatred girl In the chair Ann, mailing up ta touch a dab girl like Linda U)d la w aM like BellT neat ta the er.s Adam had sa- of rag ap his cheek. r te -tM * sk. as* Sicr. locted. “t n , * ha ifr M d “H a a se's Adam." “I knew.” Bhs had a deep voice. Adam glgnced at her, “Done Mm talk about m et" I xenner H. K ra n ir UKaaii ► C Hitkatdt U. «• Kirskksir -Met much." ftSfi**" T. mhuy J- Pierre r . Slur* w. 'lyre w, wants*. C Pierey H Lellfa c Lwriea si. nioiiay sjsri Rcfertc Lightner Hangfd In Effigy Affer Game Forfeit BERKELEY, Calif. URt-Ioferse AI Llghtnar was hanged is effigy yesterday at Ihs University ef Cal­ ifornia where hs forfaited a bas­ ketball game lo doulhern Cel after thrown objects hit him twice. The official, who Is sports sdltsr of the Orsgon Itateimgn at Islam, said: "I waa thinking not wily ef nay personal safety hilt alas ef the players m the Roar whs might also have horn hit er might have sleppsd ob «ne of those pmolos. slipped, fallen and broken « leg." Mr <a »9: right •ye. ho said, ho had so annouacar warn rooters. Hs forfeited Ihe game when he was hit on Ihe neck. Southern Cal waa ahead, 7744, when Uie game was afoppod wllh ) minutes to go. It w*» not determined whether the coins were thrown by atudrnta. 1 Canadians Claim Ping-Pong Record . Adam leaked at has stars daaagr. “Shouldn't I knew you?" She smiled; she had a wtds pretty mouth, sparkling taeth. "I think that's a One idea." “O X Let s start. Tm Adam Laird. I build—“ "Doghouses" He chuckled. 'That’s on the side. An extra-hour job. What da you doT" "Out of hours, or InT" T'S probably be interested tn both.'* Hie blue eyes twinkled at bsr. Ska mads a /h o w of being serloua. “Well, on the pay Job, I'm superintendent at tha Railroad hoapital." “Oh, then, you're Van R aatr “Has Ann talked about iaef" Hs mimicked her earlier tone. “Not much." And they laughed aloud. Together. •h e waa a very good-looking young woman, tall and deader. Her curly hair waa Mack and thick. She o w e a blue dreea— he thought It waa blue, though the bug lighta mad# any color indefi­ nite. At \*ia threat eg It waa an emerald Pin, and there were greea steam in km dangling earrings. And her eym were as greea as tha atofiaa. Adam Had never known a really green-eyed woman. He’d never known a woman just like this poised, mnoeth-skiansd beauty. Be caught ai her hand, bald at; they stood leaking at sach ether. HU eyee laid her that he waa a leaely man, that ha needed somen il eemkeaa like Ann—la under* stand him. Her eyes took on a ahlpa . . . H i touch tlgbUasd into a g n * . m i ha lad bar away from tha Ughtad patio, into the shrub­ bery, toward the black shadow of tha hauaa, along the drive— Ann made BO protest; she went wtth Mm willingly, uncertainly, and samowhat curloualy, What waa going ta happsa nsxtT What happened waa natural enough. They reached a very black patch af shadow; Jj* man's arm went about the girl's slender shoul­ ders; ha dram her close, Her head Up^tf hack, end they kissed. Brief­ ly at test, then a second, longer Idea tearked by a tautening of servaa and muscles. Yrarnlng poured kite the klsa. and both of “Ann?” he said hnamely. Ska d im s to hie arms for a mo­ ment, then drew back. Not In af­ front. act ia horror at her own surrender, hut as any nice young woman would acknowledge tha rulee of tha game as aha plays with Ufa. T— " ton attempted. 1 should aet—“ Hia gentle head touched bar abash. ‘V s* am," he said wryly. That ssm a of IL Ana walked •Jowly toward the house, her knees watery, her mind ta a turmoil as ■he triad to sonsider what had hap­ pened, what had so nearly hap­ pened. , , , Hat soft Ups parted, Michigan BUts is the only school which esmpstss annually 1n tha IC4A..NCAA snd Big Ten cross country championship*. 'V ~<« ly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In hsr first nine lesgu* game* Ths Monday nicht fights still come out of Now York's 6t Nicho­ Ann K*rrsr ef Philtdclpbis bowl­ las Arana for at least this Monday ed an svsrsg* *f 213. night with a match betwren 19-year old Carlos Ortlx ot Puerto Rico, straighten It ell nut in s confer unbeaten In 12 bouts, end Rsy Fir- enre with Commissioner Julius Hol­ land today. tills of New York. Ortii can fight only eight rounds The St. Nick's promoters, an xloui to continue promoting here because of his age under New after their Baltimore fiasco, have York rule*. Wilh 12 straight vic­ a Jan. 19 match up for approval tories, nine by knockouts, ho will with the New- York State Athletic bo favored over Portilla. Cemmlstion but It hasn’t, been Du Mont will teleesiL given he official pksy yet. The metch would pit John L. Sullivan ef England against Tony Johnson ef New York. Promoter Tex Sullivan hopes to St. Nicholas Arena Setting For Match LONGUEU1L, Quebee i#—Two ynung Canadians todsy tlaimed a world record for keeping « table tennia ball lo motion afttr sanding It back and forth gcross th* net without mlsiing for 14 hours and 19 minutes. Norman Dotolt, gt> and Jacquai Hurtublie. 91, began playing In this Montreal suburb at 1:31 a. if). Biturday. They finally railed it qiilla at 10:32 p. m. after helping them­ selves lo hot drinks and sandwlehoa sa they piageg and ponged. Their time, they raid, beat dm so-railed world nark of; 19 hours by Fierra H u r t u b I s e, Jacques' and 29 minutes established In I9M brother, end Clsude Turgenn Tha answer wan aunty, ad course. Security. But tw f u n well, them were always y im g m men. That Idea should have charted him. It did nothing eg tha s e e v That night, Adam was 4ead ppe for Linda and hat kind ai IM P eater his Ilfs, « , Nothing of real eapsaguame happened at the party. They played come rather rowdy genua, thep sang over stelas of bear sad van! home af eleven o'clock. But Adam lay awake for twp hmlra, thinking of that dark-haired sreaiga wtth tha challenging smile and the ma> crslds against htr checks. Linda, Van Sant, ha decided, had "get W him." Yes. sir! She certainly had! Ann debated with nersaU whith­ er aha ehould give up her sregk a l the blood bank, on tha grauads that ahe might now be doing it, and enjoying It, for the appap tunity It afforded her to eee c up tie Alexander. Ska did mat gtte uy the work. Adam, on tha Job, or during kk evenings at home with Ana, areal on thinking about Linda. It tael him e while to realise hew m ud ha thought of her, hew eftsa ah! appeared before his m lad l eyeBut that waa all tight SQMnan by then, ha waa p rep am to Jnsto fy an Interest la anoUnr womifi which confined itself to thought and daydreaming. Ana wag being positively sulky around the house I nothing he did p lam d ' hart She didn't care about hia work. Hag first concern was the Meed hafifc A man had svery right . . , ( f Ta to amihutedj Johnny Temple slot* I f kgieo for the Cincinnati RttUegs in 1953. Welly Poet wes next keel on ihs team with seven stasis. Lightweight boxing shampto* Wallace IRud) Smith formtriy worked for his father-in-law wk* Is an undertaktr. Legal Notict nonce o r **r**t. x^nl.ird, f'lorldc, as tVsdSSt* d sj, JstT-isry I). 4t I p m Jlnl.mnnd rhesmes Nfrfin) -Tffjsurcr Rain Shine Deajr Boss T1*!? If If TfMlRfl Hut yog haven't vl Ftwfll'f n«w gtnra yatj Llatrn Dear R sidtr And You 8hsU Hsfr Of Th* Mldhltf Rid# Of Psul R grnst !(• Hsd A Horns And Didn't Gat Far— Us'd H*vr Done Dstter In A Good Used Carl 955 gB&Ktt?- 518?: QCf 7JJ <111)1 V> IV RflAhr* Noinsd Officltls Car — B in 954 ass'as?- $3791 QCJ /j4 Chivrnltt Deluto 4-door Excellent Condition fO { )| ) |/ 7 t ftO /J J C hm olat Doioxe S-d«er Hew Fflnt -*• Tiros Goad fO W )0 /J 950 • MODERNIZED TRACK S HEATED GRANDSTAND • MATINEE WED. & SAT. 2 P. H* • *Tgfnsgortntton From Downtown Sanford GENERAL MANAGER $495 OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 O'CLOCK Lrookiitf For You �1ft* —-****'f ' .^J til” w 1 i-raiii n r - * — r 1-1 11,000. Down Buri thi» modern home. Three Bedrooms, lerie living room, icperete Dining Room. Kitchen •quipped. Attic /an. Lot l U t l l t THE SANFORD HERALD 17,000. lor Two Bedroom masonry ECHOLS Qullttop Bet . . Ref. *139. houie. Will be completed laat of Trade , . .(39.00 (Twin or Double Size) January. Only $350. down. FHA LUXURIOUS Rubber Set Insured loan, Just right Mr re­ Reg,. |t 19. foam . . . 1129.00 tirement home or for small KINO SIZE Trade Hollywood Bed U X H Mattress BEE US NOW for one of‘our 1958 60 X to Bex Spring Three Bedroom bouses. Con­ Headboard (Decorator Pintle) struction to bo started soon. VA Reg. . *179.00 Insured loans. ___ S129.80 LOWELL E. OEIEB CHOICE of Many Different Sultei ■eider — Phene ISM Bookcase Bed Double • Drener Office: Mil 8. Orlande Dr. Large Mirror Mattress Box Spring THREE Bedroom cement block PHILLIPS home, landscaped, hardwood tloori. G. I, Finance. Phone 817-W. General Contract Work Will build house on your lot. See ua for plane and financing. Start new while we are eehedullng lob * for 1956. Bedrooms. 1 bath, separate dining room, living room with fireplace, LO W ELL E. OZIER eaeloied sun porch, patio with Bnllder — Plume 1149 barbeque grille—nn older home Office: M il ft. Orlande Drive designed for gracious living. $14,710. Terms S BR home. Price only $5,ITS. NOT A PROJECT! Down piymeat *400. 146. month Lovely 3 BR neirly-new nome in UT — Homes of Real Individuali­ excellent neighborhood. Hard­ ty: Brittany Farm Home*, wood floors, tiled bath. Very Early American, Ultra Modern, nicely landscaped- Price: *12,100, Conventional A French Colonial *2.150 down: *61.16 month. See type*. thin one before you decide. UILT On Large Ludieaped Lakefront Camp Sites. Priced from MIS to *711. Terms Alexander A Stringer COMF1 t o e n im e d A PT * g f lt f lm m f ln t BE Seminole lenity able Homes and Apis, phone 27 FURN. .Efficiency Apt., Highway Slumberland Court. FF1CIENCY Apartment Suit able for bachelor or couple. Staam heat, private Iwth, show«r. Cownlenfiy located. Across from Post Office. Inquire Man­ ual Jacobson Dept. Store. NICE room*. *6- week. Ph. 1015-W APT. lor couple, $33., also 4 rooms attractively DESIGNED 9 BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED from 4U,900 to $15,0M , FHA ram i house, asbestos aiding, and VA CQI) Financed. good roof properly air dried lumber. You finish Interior. ODHAM * TUDOR, INC. Electricity and well. ITUs on 1$ •era tract of land facing pav­ Builders of Finer Romas for ed road.- Can be had for only Florida Living. SLMO.OO with down payment of Sales Office—2835 So. French Av*. Phoaa 2160 or 29$) Five acres tiled land, masonry two bad room home, wood floors, complete bath. Fine condition * and aoly $1,500.00. Beautiful lake front three bedroom heme, no faot white sandy > beach. Kitchen equipped, fire , place, laris porch wlthJalomli *i. Gooi$ value et *U,750.00 with S cO U t USED FU R N ITU R E HEATING Tloor Furnaces and Clrrul.ilors H. B. POPE CO„ INC. zoo South Park Ave. Phono Ml* QUICK CASH for rurniture. Add mg Machines, Typewriters. Out­ board Motors. Roata. Super Trading Post. One mils South NEW two bedroom p.isonry home, on 17-B2. Phono 301T-W. . clnip in. Oak floors, tiled baih. elertrlr kitchen, close to church­ —Fartnry to You— es and srhonls, ,i real bargain, Aluminum Immediate possession. , Ulinda New 3 Bedroom, masonry, Just out EnclosedVenetian head, hag-prunl bottom of City, 2 mile* trom the dock, rad with plastic ends. Plastic or blinds, heater, and water heater rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon included, immediate possession, cords. *9,too, requiring as low as *1,000 down, balance less than tfenkarlk Glauia and P ain t Co 112-114 West 2nd -St. Phone 32U normal rent. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS Another Dandy! tents, Jungle hammocks, 3 - R. R. modern masonry home eptna bags, air-mats, Jackets, in lop condition, situated on 65X130 ots, luggage, paint, mt in excellent close-in location. 310 Sanford Ave. Home has furred walls, full cera­ mic tiled hath, and oak floors. •1 VARIETIES PANELING Kllchen has beautiful cablntts. Native and Foreign Wood*. molded Formica alnk top, and See Them At G E. Refrigerator. An assort­ Sherman Concrete Pip* Co. ment of citrus trees in back Out West 13th 81. Phone 2461 yard. This home Is one year old, svalking distance to school, ami surrounded by homes of equal value. *1,500 will handle. 1946 FORI) FERGUSON with 910 tires '............. *450 00 Seminole Realty BBtTT TRACTOR CO. w. DIE TRICKS T. W. MKRO Hlwiv 17-9* ft««lh Phone 161 1961 Park Av*. Pfcoe* IT or 14* International Farmal Super A LAKEfRONT HIDEAWAY Tractor Hyd. Lilt* front and back, complete disk springs ONE-BEDROOM Cottage, mason­ Icoth and spike htrrows. Inter­ ry. On clean *eml-pnvat* Lake. national half-ton nlrktip 3,non 10 Acre* of privacy and sunshine, miles, perfect condition. Model 5 miles from city. Awning type L-112. Both tractor, disks and windows, brlifk fireplace, kitchen pickup, llkn new. nmno Van N. bar. 110,000.30, Marker, Alt. Dora 25266. TWO BEDROOM Concrete Block, GAS Heaters, Venetian blind* kitchen equipment Included, Drapes, Cornices, Three Fans large *2’ X 105 lot. Rarbequa Desk, Sectional Bookcases am pit. carnorle. Practically new. odd chairs. Call 26 before 5 p. m Priced *7,300. Wilh low monthly payment!. Stock and Alade lo Order THREE BEDROOM Frtm* con­ — 24 Hour Service —■ struction surrounded by large lovely oiks. Screened norches for SEMINOLE INDUSTRIES rhone 2962 J summer comfort. Brick fire­ 431 Yal* Ave. place for winter pleasure. Dining HEYWOOD Wakefield maple arm room furniture Included. Con*20 and matching racking vwlenl eirpnrt*. desirable lo­ chair chair 120, Studio Couch 115, Din­ cation $1,700. wllli terms. ing table and 4 chairs (35, cheitofdraweri *5, Large recot d cabinet *8. Phone 22M-W. USED FURNITURE. PH. IOI4-M Phone 1129-A. B. Peterson,Broker Associates • A. B. Peterson Jr., F. J, Cheitenon. Garfield W|JJetts. John Maiseh, R. W. wfi. Items, Haiti M. Field. A. C Doudasr. Land Surveyor.______ UPECMI SERVICES -1 FLOOR sanding end flnlshlni Cleaning, waxing. Serving Cam Dole County since 1925. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mery. Plumbing. Krrskv Heating M. G. HODGES Service on All Water Pumps— Wells Drilled — Pumps Paula Road Phone 700 W. J. KING HAYNES Office M Typewriters, addin Kales Renlali, 314 5 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Electrii-sl Contrartitjv anil Repairs 24— BEAUTY FABLOBS • -** 112 Mtignnlln Ave. Ern-Beu Beauty Shop Ph. 118 BEST Workmanship a n d Materials. in* r.asl 2nd St. Phone 563 In ENV ELOI’ES. letterheads, state mml, invoices, hand lulls, and p r o g r a m s , etc Progressive For ALL Your Reaulr Needs call P tntmg Co.. Phono 408 — 403 Harriett's Beauty Noalt Writ lath St. Phone 071 105 So. Oak Ave (Open evenings by appointment.) PLUM BING Contract and rcnvlr work. Free estimate*. R. L. Harvey. 204 Sanford Ave Phono 1626. l \ M. CAM PBELL General Contractor Homes of Distinction' y 17*3 Phone .NOTICE NEW PHONE NUMBER 1052-M Night* Coni railing and Itep.ilr IPdf Mnlnnl Asc. Plume IN1ERJOR ami E X T E R I O R Painting. Paper Hanging Plume 313-W, Huflurn A Walker. LANDSCAPE Gardening Doric Reasonable. Mr. Clark, W)l Park. 3181 Day it led fliirntll, Painting KEROSENE 17c Per Gallon I7e IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION 1208 Park Are. FYafemd Rates (o f r*6«TT*d Policyholder* 13 NOTICES AND PKHKONALHJ5 C. E. JAMESON 1015-W. Tlcaso call It will tuy YOU lt» see US before you buy. Open Evenings and Sundays. Easlilde Trailer Sales, Palatka, Fla. BARGAIN! l’ccrlcss Trallrr and Catnn.i. Park Ave. Trailer Park. FOR SALE - 1953, 42 Ft. ' Travelllte’’ delux House Trailer. Two Bedrooms. Air-condilinned, cir­ culating heat. Cost 56,700. Will sell (nr 53,700. Phono 1665-W. For Rent or Halo — National Trailer with Cabanu. Are Mrs. Dodson. Park Ave Tr‘ l)rr II- AUTOMOBILE BUHaBBft -19 Paul'* Town & Country HILL LUMBER A SUPPLY YARD 2 Hour Service — Anytime ' Service Call 3.00 •d. Phone 1451. A N D low- SALESMEN WANTED ill frgme house, pay you to see . J. W. HALL, M A LI Florida State Bank B "Gail Hall" Phone AUTOMOBILE Aggressive a SED Electric coin dispenser drink b n . Good running condi­ tion. Ideal lor bear rto ran box. Can be ism «t The fnanrd Goldmine of 600 money makers. Herald. 146. _______ _____ gALTY SALES­ ELECTRIC Slnve, three month! MAN MAGAZINE, 307 N. Michi­ old, a bargain, lot Shannon Dr. gan, Chicago 'L ____ SEAT COVERS We have leased tome , Room* at the beautiful Mar-Lou Motel . ' i'"i"jjtI-*'l1'1 These Booma are A bsolutely Fraa For • period of $ d q jii' w $o Nav arrival* at O w M Naval Air Statioa .. ' A, .'*’ .3 For All Gars c u s t o m p it t e d PROM PT INSTALLATION Strickland- * M orrison, Inc. STOP by and Pick tip YOT>B Key at the office of ... . Odham & Tudor, Ine. “Builders of Fine Homan" 3625 8. French Avenue Colerad Casta Slone Con*traction • Ml We*t DAYTONA BEACH . U. S. 1$ U Miles East of DELAND SATURDAY, JAN, 14, - 1:30 P. 51. Due to the owner* moving to New Orleans where they have purenasec • nuiiniai, they M M|tlnjf i t AB80LUTB AUC. TION thla beautiful 3 bedroom home,” located on U. B. Hwy. of DeLand" ,M W*'1 D*>rtotl* Beach., arid only 14 mill! sat* The large lot, 200 x 175 ft. hh* heed completely landscaped . and beautified, and Is entirely aurrounded by Reeves Chaia Link fence. There li a deep well, with electric pump that fu*. nishes • never falling supply of fin* watar. The home la eta* ■tructrd of rolnred Casio stone and has hardwood floor* throughout; built It,, than 5 year, ago. In addition to the. S . bedroom,, (here I* n tile hath, kitchen and dining runm, knotty* ■ pino Flnridn room, ami atone rar-pnrlr. All window* and doorV are gins, Jnloualedi both front and aldo porches have planter flower boxes. All of the new furniture and the comptetp furnlshlnga ( u - . personal effccla) will |m Included with the real estatfc WINDSOR HOTEL NEW SMYRNA t iildga.-s Apart*. DAYTONA MONDAY, JAN. IS • TUESDAY, JAN IT 1:30 P. M. . .......1:30 P. M....... v * 4 .Tim * upaUmsnU at 406 Mag* Located at 531 South llcach nulin Ave. siijoy a mld-towa lie* cation uii U. ft. ilwy. 1 They Street, tha HOTEL WINDSOR aru Hi an outstanding n a ta l is just 3 blocks from the heart area convenient to schools, of tha downtown DAYTONA cimrches, and downtown buttREACH business district, and ness district, ami are only 1 overlooks the beautiful Halifax mile (o Him World's Safest Rlvsr with Full Riparian Rights. bathing iteach. This valuable In-1 property consists of 3 A large 3-story building, In vestment buildings with 5 completely sxrellsnt condition both Inside furnislied apartments. T h * and out, and with an aiitnniatia buildings are in sptendid con­ sprinkler system throughout, nf. dition, requiring a minimum of fords a minimum of upkeep and mululcimm;* for a long Unit to Thu large 3 story strucmaintenance and very low In. cuiue. lur* facing Magnolia Av*., has 4 surance rates. Doing both a re­ furnished unit*, and ths ground counted and established Com­ floor contains both a 1 and 3 mercial and Tourist hotel, HO­ bedroom npurtinenl, 'each with TEL WINDSOR enjoys over­ living room, dining roam, kitch­ night, seasonal and permanent en, bedroom and bath. Th*r6 at* 3 complete units on Ute aagood guests, floor with living room, dlqtef Ths large grounds contain a loom, bedroom, bath, and kitch­ duplex on tha rear. Du* to th* en. Th* upper floor unite have expanse of the property, addl- outside enUuiices with conertU llonal building lots, separate and stairways,- and outn front and rear porches. Ample d o it Spies ■part from th* hotel grounds, Is provided, as wall s i cantral may he offered separately and hot water for ths building. in It* entirety. The garage apartment, In ad­ It contains a largs lobby with dition in having un attractive fireplace, spacious dining room, rental unit, has J car apa<«i completely furni*b*d kitchen, and storage room. All th* apartments ax* com­ sun porch for tha convenience of pletely occupied, ana thsrefor* guSsla, and 40 gusat rooms and inspection will not begin until apartments. 110;mi A. At. on day of sal*. •"It's a dehydrated tem|*l*wf CARS BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Roy Rrrl’s Usrd Cara Sanford Ave. & 11th St. Phone 1BR4-M Will Yon Be O a r G w piT MONDAY, JAN. 9. liOO p. M., WINTER HAVEN, SPRING LAKE TERRACE HOMES, N. W, 6th St., IT Duplexes and Trip­ lexes, also Swimming Pool. Your Btttlifaction Is guar­ anteed wh«n you buy highquality, low-coat building materiaM here. Drop by and we'll show you, why. T. V. SERVICE N aval Personnel S-BEDROOM FOUND IN PERKINS MEN’S STORE A PAIR OF LADIES' READING GLASSES, TORTOISE SHELL RIM. OWNER MAY HAVE BY PAYING FOR THIS AD. :*oo South Park Phono SO TV Service Center ■ TO SANFORD Phono 200 ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Celt Ralph Hay. 3150. INSTALLATION of Unoleum. Car FRIGIDA1RE appliances, sales pet.,. Tiles. and service. G. H. High; Oviedo, Snnforil Linoleum & Tilo Co. Fla. Phono F05-3315 or Sanford 127 W. 1st S t Phono 1017 1642-W alter 6 p. m. For lletler Plumomg See or Call Reniix and I'm-lry Appllnnces WELCOME Sanford. Florida SECRETARY: Capable, experienc itfW M K W ' Bedroom House. Kitchen 14- with all the feature* Beal Eitate • Insurance dreamed about tuck Mr*. Lonrise Messenger, Aeaec. you C LEA R A N C E d General Electric 1*7 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 1* MePlG v-luU UlSill ........... . and cowed plumbing wicker Rocker* .................. *3-75 Cocktail Chairs .................. * 1 » Club Chilrs ........................ *1.9* Sofa Bed ........................... *9,6* 2-Pc. Sofa Bed Suite ......... *21.50 Student Desk* Chair ....... J9.M Large Office Desk .............*12 66 IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Lamp and End Tables ........ *2.49 a*k Crumley A Moatrilh UT South Park rkoos 771 Dresser Bis# .................... *5 6* Dresser and Mirror . . . . . . . . $12.6* They Know 4F«F| OMUgUrU | UBBti Chlff-o-robe ......................... *10.05 of homes for over l, Small Buffet ................... *1»« Seles Oolce: Little Ve: 6-Pr. Dining Room Suite (tft.V) i Arbor. Vanity with Triple Mirror .. *12.6* Pboae 1564 Metal Beds ............................*1.66 Dining Room Tables .... HIM 1-Pe, Dinette, ... $24tin NO CHARGE Drop la s t Kitchen Tables . *3.8* List your houses and apis, for Wooden Kitchen Chairs ... 42.98 rent wilh us. For 60 days we Youth Bed A Mattress *27.68 SHALL NOT make any charge EASY TERMS for Lading a tenant, while the new incoming Navy Personnel Mather of Sanford are getting located. 205-09 E. 1st St. Phone 117 *1,000. DOWN 314 B. R. 1W Baths, C. B. Nicer section of City. (75.23 per month. Priced to move at <11,500. Window Sills — Unteli *1,000. DOWN — SB. R., separate is Blocks — Cradle Blocks pining Room and Florida Rnom, :ise Traps — Dry Walls. Kitchen equipped. Nice section.. Mirada Concrete Co 9% Mortgage. :im Ave Pb. 1335 With bath. 2963-W, 112 *750. DOWN — 3 Bedroom Fr. Furnished e room house for 3 to 4 Stucco, centrally located in City months, adult*. Phone 1909. on large lot with shade. Furnish­ ed. (5,700. * NEW *4 Lorain Drag Line. Phono 2 B. R. Fr., *i finished. On 5 acres. Orlando 26-71 Excellent water. 3 acres fenced, THREE BEUKUUM, s*» 2 Acres Tillable. Other extraa. masonry, Private Lake. Yearly *4,000. with Sl.soo (town. or seasonal. Unfurnished, *85.00. *2,000 DOWN — Three Bedroom, OsleCn-Enterprise R o ad , lVi well preserved Frame Home, mllesWcst. Air. Wlstrsnd. and Garago with rhom and show­ er. On large well-landscaped lot THREE ROOM furnished Apartincluding citrus and lropir.il ment. 2300 Mellonvllle. _ frmta. Total price, *1,000. No One Bedroom unfurnirhed home. City taxes to payl Close to Bate *40. month. Thone 273-W, 11:00 - and Schools. BIG VALUE — Largo (1.1*4 sii. Four Room unfurnished downMilr* ft.), modern, 2 BR, CB. H'7 Apl. i l l Oleander Ave. Phone floors, built 1034. .lust out of 122-M alter fl, Mr*. Armstrong. the City on fenced plot. Has City water, Sewer, paved roads, EFFICIENCY Apt. *10. week. , space healer, Venetian blinds, Bath room, shower, electric LIVING room, kitchen with din­ refrigerator and stnva. Hot and ing area Is COMPLETELY cold water, completely furnished. electrically equipped. Large Jalousled windows. Beautiful closets, utility room and full bachelor Apt. 317 Palmetto Ave. tlla bath. This properly apprais­ Phone 2392. ed at *12.221.50. IP sold now. only *11,000. Terms. Four Room Apt. Downstairs, Compare this one: UtUlUts furnished. (57.50. 615 *1,500 DOWN - 2 BR. Asbestos RauMttO, (602-W.) Siding. Kitchen equipped. Land­ scaped. rtuwlng well, Bar-B-Q Furnished Apt. 1113 Park. Adult* Pit. Price *5,500 THREE Bedroom House, unfur­ ACREAGE nished. *65/ month. Re-deeonteii. . Also One Bedroom unfurnished M? . Acres,* accessible: Lake, Lika Front! go and Grove Land. I home. 640. month. Phona 2T3-W, I1W per acre. Terms, 29-,, bal­ ll:M - 4:00 p. m. ance In Flv* years at SiiTi. ONE Bedroom" House to couple. Furnished. Hi. No. 2, Box 274. i 5® Acre* lirclurilii« grove and lake front. (1,000 an acre. W. V. (BUT 8TEMPEB _ Realtor — Geaeral nsaranc* FROM Owner, 3 or 4 Bedroom Gertrude B. Dlagfelder. Associate Hoult. Write Clyde F. Keerbey, Guy All**, Associate Delivery, Fk*** 2122 111 N. Park Av*. W v |0 N D S . BALL, BROKER OJf. HARRISON, BROKER GLAZIER — Good pay for ex­ perienced man. Mrltaney Gian Co. ISIS So. Park Ave. Give MOTORS BOYS, part lime. Can make *4 an New or Reconditioned hour! Sell name plates lor Finance Plan houics, UNDO, Watertown, S H. EVfNRUDE Mass._____ ZEPHYR ............... $80.00 8 HORSE WIZARD . . . . . . . . $41.00 7(4 MERCURY. No Bottom Cowl ____ *100.00 GOOD TYPIsr desire* work. Pro 10 11. FIRESTONE with Fuelleraoly part-time. Box B, Sail' O-Matte Tank *132 so ford Herald. 10 H. Lightning MERCURY $110.00 16 If. SCOTT-ATWATE R f e BUSPISSa OrPOBTVNTnEB with controls ............... $159.9* 23 H. JOHNSON, 1953 Mode], *5,109.90 WAS PAID to .loltti Belts, very fast ..................... *215.00 $169.00 in lew weeks. GROW MUSH­ Alto many motor* torn down for ROOMS. Cellar, shed. Spare, ECHOL’S "Day-Or-Nighler" Sofa, used part*. Reasonable. lull time, year round. We pay Platform -Rocker Chair *3.50 lb. Tree Bitok. MUSH­ New IMA Medal EV&1UDM Choice of Covering ROOMS, Dept. 731. 29*4 Admiral 25 H Elec. Starting $119.95 Way, Seattle, Wash. DIB T w in.......................... $410.00 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 25 H. Elec. Demonatrator Corner 2nd A Magnolia Ph. 1232 13MISCELLANEOUS used about 55 koura . ... $395.00 “Bod'1 Bamberger, Mgr. Open Monday’s til I p . m. LADY DESIRES TRANSPORTA­ See our new 19M Model Eviarndee TION to and from Orlando, ROBSON Sporting Good! vicinity Colonial Town. Phone Used furniture, appliances, tools, Ktlnrude Sale* A Service MM.W 301 E lit 84. Pheee Ml etc. Bnught-snli). Larry's Mari, 321 East 1st St. Phono 1631. WANTED — Good home mr Thrrc r r - 1 j g j g a i • Kitten*, Box II, Sanford Herald, — Q C //1 0 /N C r N E E D S that* hems* present one of tha most beautiful slice in Florid*. All horns* furnished with air conditioning, many with talevisloaa with outside aerial. Each building easily converted Into larg* home, and 2 triplexes facing boul. rard are Ideal for Doctor'* or professional offices. •Purchaser may buy one, or as many a* desired, Including swim­ ming pool. __________________ _ THURSDAY, JANL 13, 1:30 P. « ., CLARK’S TRAILER PARK. U. ft. Hwy. 441 7 mils* north of ORLANDO. Outstanding tralkr park facilities with .300 II. frontage, 6 acre* of ground, by ace? for 26 trailers with patios, sewer and electrical hook-up*, ala* laundry and real room facilities. Tark Is unusually attractive with large shed* trees, 3 circular drives, shufflsboard court far OM of park residents; also owner's living quarters fumlahid. In ad­ dition to Trailer Park, there ie also excellent grocery iter* UML service station liualnrss ami equipment. . FRIDAY, JAN. 13, 1:0(1 P. M., ORLANDO. Btautlful new, n*v*r.occupied, 3 bedroom hen!* located In one of the cities finest residential sections, Corner Mills and Muntster. Horn* also has dsn, larg* living room wilh flrtplac*, dining reem, 3 tlla baths, beautiful parquet and oak flooring throughout heme. 14 also tnjny* all year round weather conditioning with central furnace heat and air conditioning, truly, an exquisite home. TERMS es a!! sslej’ ?n^- down at Auction, halanca T i L 1 j �m am ■ <!x m i < (./ t. i **i’K ’tKaCi ••iv'tis - v s r.C'.t» y^i . i %t'i<:,J>'{f ^ !••» IV. t/rd-t • ‘> ■■■•! t.fr; t U‘.l » iKv.W. . *t% , , • j . • *. • . * «I A Beautiful, f fiI.♦ * J* »j/ft .-it •« • . . • 1 1 ' • . .<* {■■•'•'■ ’ 1 ’ Modern3 -Bedroom Home a t - SOUTH * Terraxo Floors Throughout • r- . . f . .f ■>; • ’>* ' * Spacious Closets immediately south of beautiful new Pinecrest Elementary School— ' <V , • _ ♦ Paved Driveways 'A : >•••! \ fc'OIsriWaiw* . T' ^7 r , »: ( * * • ■ • •*♦. 25-acre school playground ■t ' •A * ** . # t 1 • ■ " I i'*} i r • •. t « 41*.•,*VI. , ' i* , *« * 1 1 i i j ^ . , i' ! * ‘ **?. *‘t P. H. A*. I f y o u a re a v e te ra n -* 9821 D ow n i J * S e rv ic e P e r s o n n e l F . H . X ' $2100 Down Paym ent H I per month Paym ent S 8 8 D « r m o-----n t-h City Sewers ’V-vfc'U. i w t ’ *11. 200 . *. I • Tiled Baths ■* i j 5 0 New Homes Now Under Construction FROM | li ' ^ 11880 D ow n P aym ent H O p e rm o n th #’f * < , Built in Kttehetw Your home can be completed in 10 days to 3 weeks. We will Concrete Block Construction '■ •*.’ _ *J" ' *' k ’ /* ' yt ,! # •, *M * . j " • | f*** } V'^ . 4,, . ** , ~ «. provide a place to live FREE,'while your home !• • 'v * ' (1 ’ ’• :..i is feeing H !• • • • •• « l ; ■ ■ • i i k r* > : * H( . . , v' a C ^ / i .t ) ■ ■ . i J V —’ «}• finished. * 1 W'-Vl . 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JONES ( ; :★ ★ ★ Ordination Service For Leonard Jones Ordination eonrlea* fnr William Leenaid Jonea war* held recantJr at th# Maitland B a p t l a t Church. Tilt welcome eddrees and ex­ planation war* glvon br tha Rt». Cheater■Plank, paator of the'Hlll* araat Baptlat Church at Genera. ftololsi for the evening, aorvlca area Eugene K ro n ja tftro l tha Naval Auilllarr Air Station who aanf “ll’a Baal" accompanied hr Dave Dodgln elaa of the local Navr Bate. The meeaago wee delivered by . tha Bar. Norman Bennett, paitor erf tha C alran Baptlat Church, Daytona Beach, Charge to the ’ minion we* brought by the Bar. P. B, tw it, Florida Dlatrlrt ipla-, alonary for In# Btoto Convention, and charge to tha mlnlaUr we* givan hr the Bar. Jerk Bryant, peator of the Port Orenge Bap­ tlat Church and Seminole Asencl* atlon Sunday School, Superlntcndaat, Ordaining Council wa* com* poead of the Rav. Chestar W, Plank, Rav. Norman Bennett, Bar. B, D. Lock, Bar. Jack Bryant, Bay. Wanford Farhem, paator of the Central Baptlat Church of Sanford, Rav. Lewie C.‘ Fuleh, paator of tha Longwood Baptjat Church, and tha Bav. W. H. Ellaitwood, paator of tha rirat Baptlat Church, Geneva. Tha ordination prayer waa offer­ ed by the Rev. Wanford Parham and the benediction given by Bey. William Leonard Jones. Immediately following tha aer* vkaa a reception waa bald la hon­ or of tha Rav. Joner, Mambare of the examining Council, called to as* mine Wll* Him Leonard Jonea at the North Park Baptlat Church la DaLand were Henry V. Adami Jr., C. Norman Bennett, Chaitar W. Plank, John L. DuRant, Louie 1.. Day, Lewie Putch, Edwin Hamll Jr., M. D. Jarksoe. N. L. MeRaa. O. D. Aldtrmga. Georg# H. Burgatta, and A. V. Deane. Rav, Jonea, 1!. paator of the Maitland Baptlat Cbapal. eon ol Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Jonea. Ml#1* Wait Pirat S tm t, Sanford, waa b m hera and attended Sanford schools. graduating from Seminole High School in lMt. H* 1* now at­ tending. Stetaon Unlveratty at Da. Land. Before taking over the Maitland BapUat Church ho waa a Bundar School .Uachar In tha JUnlor 'Department of ihe Fir*l Baptlat Church hare. Important Subjects We regular monthly meeting of the Beard of plreetora of tha Sand nolt County Chambir of Commerce will b* held tonight at I o’clock at the County Department of Educa­ tion Building on Commercial Avc Forrest Breckenrldgo, m anner of Iha Seminol# County Chamber of Commerce aald tbit a Ml and ja*Important agenda haa bean assentbled for tha meeting. PitiMa*!, C .ir jt Tt-hj* Itt* urgM every director to make a i pa 4a! effort to all end the Impor­ tant' meeting. Hc.slso extended an £ ; invitation.to all committan chair, men to attend tha director*' meet­ ing. Eight Important committee r* *d *«w , «* to :;r — rtnaSy, after nine day* from the lima of lie, announcement, tha flnt annual Seminole bounty Baby Derby la over, wilh Iwo healthy, kicking winner* crowing Iha fining tinea to claim their respective re­ wards, i Little Mda 1IU, the last bahy born in the eounly during 18W, ar­ rived to Mr. and ’Mr*. Jack D. Martin of 1323 Foreat Drive, San­ ford, at 1:13 p m. on Friday, Dec. SO. Tha . official announcement earn* frdm the Martin's family physician, Dr. John M, Morgan. The 1133 champ weighed In at aght pounds, four and one-fourth ounces. Winner of the title of Little Naw Year was also a girl, born at Orlondo Air Force Base, IWOth USAF Hospital, lo CFO and Mr*. David Newtmry it 2.43 o'clock Saturday morning, Jan. T. Capt. Georg* J/Fuchs, M. D., the phyaiclan In ehargt, announced the haby'a weight aa nine pounds and one-dnd-a-half ounces. The New­ bury’s live at Lake Mary. However the baby’s father Is in the Navy Air Force and now stationed In French Morocco. Several other babies were bom in Semlnoto county between the period of Dec. 30 and January T. But rule* of the Baby Derby speci­ fied that In order to be eligible for priio award*, the parents must hold residence1vrjlhln the rounly. As announced in a full-page ad­ vertisement In the Dec. 30 issue ol The Sanford Hereld, 30 local mer­ chants and this newspaper have joined to assemble an Impressive list of rewards to the winners of the double derby. Winning parents are instructed to pick up their award voucher! at the Sanford Herald office. These vouchers are lo be turned In to the participat­ ing atom by either parent In order to m alv* the gift reserved for them. Trial Starts Today For Murder Charge Of W. McKendree Trial began today-al the Semi­ nole County Court nnuse of Wil­ liam Oaear McKendree. 38-year-ojri FaoU rarpenter, charged with murder In the June 3 shooting of R. Keith Cochran, a district rtpresantafiv* lor Armour A Co. McKandrcs, nattily dressed In a blue serge suit and dark tie, ap­ peared calm during the selection of the 13-man Jury Ihia morning i t he aat at the defendant's table with hla counael, Attorney Tom Watson of Orlando and Mack N. Cleveland Jr., of Sanford. Alao In the courtroom were his wife and two small daughters. McKendree . originally (.old aharlff'i deputies that "It waa an accidental shooting and my con­ science la etaar," when a warrant charging him with first degree murder was read. The shooting look place on the night of (June 3 In Annette's Grill on IT-92 Just south of Ssnford. Selection of a Jury began this morning shortly after 3:.v>, and at 1U03 today, the panel of Jurors was named. Those to here tha case era: Jamea Byrd, W. L. Harvey Jr., F. W. Blstline, James B. Craw­ ford, A. C. Moore, H. B Bourque rde*. ,1. 8. Rest, Maury Craws. John A. Chalkley Sr . Lewis Cosson, and J, R. Ervin. Tha altarnata chosen tor tha jury was John M. Collier. Shortly before noon, with Judge Vassar Carlton sluing on Wc bench, trial proceedings got un­ derway. The first wltnen eaUrd to testi­ fy for the State waa Richard R. CHaJIat who waa In Iha tavern Ihe night of the shooting, playing (Continued on Pate I) Basketball Teams Play Here Tonite In Charity Game The faet moving Seminole High School baeketball quintet will meet the New Smyrna Beach basketball squad tonight at Semlnnl* High School In the annual Elk's Club Charity Boakalball game. Gamstlme hat been eat for T o’clock. Net proceeds from Iha gam#, s-vordlng to official* of tha iocei oi'n’s Ciuu, will gu Lt t’l* Harry Anna Crippled Children’s Home at Umatilla. Local eager* will b« competing for the annual awards made hy the Elk's Club. Tha most outstanding player and tha meet. Improved player will receive the plaudit* of the Elk’s Club -and basketball t*ns _ -jj | | £ J Barr Umpire School To Open Jan. 19 For 20th Session The JOUt session of the George Barr Umpire School U ir^r jled for itywecks, Jsn. Vt. H will be heldt j i t Ward’s Lon^.0iV0^ ' WWSmwjjgMBKBHBH Five-Day Test The Board of Sanford City Com­ missioner* received word from Carols Sanford Dow, daughter of Ihe founder of the City of Sanford, expressing her delight In learning , of Ihe land appropriation fur the | Grnrral Sanford Memorial Library and Museum. Mrs- Dow also said, In her let­ ter to ihe Mayor, the City Com­ mission. and tha City Clerk, that I ihe waa thrilled In know that the new lake In Fort Mellon Tark had been named for her. Mrs. Dow's letter reads: "I was delighted to receive, Just before New Year's Day, the minutes regarding the land appro­ priated by Sanford In beautiful Fort Mellon Fark for the proposed Library and Museum to General Henry Shelton Sanford's name, founder of Ihe City of Sanford. "Alio, 1 wa* greatly thrilled and honored hy your designating my name for the new lake, as ex­ pressed In my recent telegram to you. • "With heartfelt wishes that the work may proceed rapidly." City Clerk II. N. Ssycr told Ihe Board of Sanford City Cum miss lon­ er* that he milled Ihe original copy of the resolution naming the lake to Mr* Dow. The lake In Fort Mellon Park is now named "Lika Carola." Started On Mellonville W ater Tank ■ ' •!". . I *hf|pii|h. ' Newman Offers Report Business Ended > In Record Time I Tha Board of Sanford Cffy O hk ’ rrl'" ‘X'school, V ' ' nins ** Uli ^ Geormtisioners last night etnptM E ge \ .tvely scheduled lo ihe buslneu before Iham Is roemrd eppet Ihe Sanford Rolary lime. Lunch, . on Jan. IS Alt ilerns token from thd agenda According to one of the new and from Ih* floor, aa well as (kbit brochures circulated by George presented ky the commliiloaara Barr for hla Umpire School, he has were token c m of and iliutuiad In lees than 43 minutes. placed more than a thousand men M professional baseball umpires nave Newman, Field Raprosajl** totlva of the engineering fl/m-ad plus nearly two thousand service Robert M,' Angus AssoctoUa M men and civilian umpires Jacksonville, reported 'to tha com­ Barr waa Umpire In Chief of the A mission that a five-day test M tfm Army Baseball World Sortei held 'Hlln* of Ih* Mellonvllla Ay*. at Fort Bclvolr, V«. Sept tl-24. Water Tank was begun Monday IMS. morning, A similar test, but *f a He was president of the W ester 'hrea-dsy period, was msda.by tia Association 1933-33. Barr conducted City racently, tha U. 8. Armed Forces Umpire’s A request by the Salvation Ar­ Training Clinic In Japan and my lo waive Ihe license toa toe a Hawaii In April and May of 1933 "thrift start” propoierf tor a Ian; and I* scheduled to conduct tha ford Av*. location waa denied * f sixth Joint Armed Forces Umpire H'K IN SANFORD yesterday played m an y trlrk* for nature. At tha horn* of Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Ihe eommlsalon. Commissioner Clinic for all service personnel in Retold, on Writ 20th St. sprinkler* were left on nluht l>efora last. Tha lea formation completely Dsvld Galchel said, "W# would the F ir East in Japan during April he setting a pmedent tor tha In. surrounded the house where sp ra y whs froten. (Staff l’hoto) and May of 1934!. He will also dividual commlsslonsra tn pay the conduct Iha Hawaii Clinic in ISM, license fee.’"Ha said, "We wmiM encourage tha wrath of other •*> George Barr Is a Director of the Sanford wlH receive additional cond hand daalera and I m ovttM t Babe Bulb League, Inc., and I* e publicity through ' newspaper! In Ih* requail bt denied." Th* im Hn past president of the KOM League Central Florida following a press w ii earried by th* Board af C*«conference and pre-opening host In 1933 34. mlnlontri. trip aboard Ihe river mils* boat * discussion of a water rale ad"The Naulican" this afternoon. , luitment tor Hunter fco and Fuel Editor* and writer* from the Or­ Mrs. Frank Shames, lando Morning Sentinel, along with out explanations But ,g "A little lnvr, a little heartache, >County prisoners captured In Sane brought Chaplain F W. Kempson. qf Ihe new mater waa laitoDtd *4 «*• a group from The Sanford Herald Sanford Naval Auxiliary Alf^Ufa Uf~s7a- nero»* the fencp gneslplng, poll- j lord. Former Resident, location to replace on* th |t WJi will get firsl hand information from Hon, who also serve* a* Housing Hr*, a *hol and terrific explosions, | Visiting Rolsrtini Joined Ihe lo- damaged. Howayer, the Boafd *< Ihe owner* and operator* of ’The Offleer at the local Navy llaic, hat windy repercuaiona, color and ral group In giving Ihfir view* Commlsslonsra, In rovli ‘ Dies In Orlando A former resident of Sanford, Nsutirsn" a* It pull* away from the appealed to Sanlord home owner* ‘"mi revolting arguments cntcied a* lo !ho mnst newsworthy happen- month tabulation of dm *ndl"t» *he top 'ten’ new* Item* of! !««*• Thn »pe*ker, who wax litlrm water bill, Cent 10 hava n i v t •apartments, p i r i n ir i i ii a room* rnornu in n , 1 Mrs. Freeda Shames, T4, riled yes­ Sanford Pier thla aftamoon to who r*nL toto lUt 1ULth^m them uwith 11065. America dtjctif dticerf ‘ ,t)y program, eh ktict lo nnU llh liW - the bbiggest lr« « l Tyear tir Amrrlci by nrogrim terday In Orlando after ■ lengthy make a trial nm of lh« route to ha houses itsex u. rent, mm T li,w *v,r knmwr Jh i* » .' atBVToiV-f Chsrir^ J t o M w U to UlneM. She hsd HvedMn thlv city taken daily for |h* Fiver Cnd*e hi of. bSglnnlng Sunday, JaA. ii. water hilt tike that." ______ v for five yeari before moving lo Or­ Chaplain Kemnxnn explained lh:. t ' r rr 'h* , "n"‘r.k' of ' ri*'r ' ’’V l ," ..™ n! fut ! W. H. Kemp and Richard Sodero, haSi^^in^no^^wa^^coVincllnB^wilhi rlon f'armait 8r- nxecullve editor ^eny ana varied experiences, of eommlsslonera’ ^mltdd a’ ral lando three years ago. . r l*inf Th" H»«W, In « tnIk Malpd that many Hem* never gnt chang*.but left open an epportudiShe Is survived by two sons. operalnr* of the River Crulies and nfa>!ailahte hourtnir to I Jh<hfM ,h* "f members a* for example: the Iitibfi listing of available housing ta l((f Sanforri rlu|, , t t|)f 1I"*0 like *h* the headlines, farmer who came In to ty- tor th* owner the firm 1* a p Frank J. Shame*, formerly of San Seminole Park Raceway, will ac Ihl pear before the rommUslan and ford and now of Lawrence. L. |..|tom pany Ihe group of newt. pro- •help our boy*. weekly meeting yesterday non,, at tell us about hi* rooster. "We’ve *ho»r reason why ehangoa should rh a chApldln r o m in r n i r (| iriAi “ 9 D.vld Shames. Orlando: Iwo deugh- P|f ,0. w,,h P* got Ihe la»|esi rooster In lown." be made. the 3’»cht Club. Irrs, Mr*. E. K. Field* of Chicago. 1,1 U'r n*w attraction \.,\y pennim-'l. tiring iransfnurd How do you know - we asked. City Clerk H. IT. Ray«r told Hi* i t0 H,e local Naval Auxiliary Air After calling for comment* hy Well , . he never crow* at *unri*e, III. Mr*. Frank Sandler of Orton to Central Florida. Board of Oommlsalonort that at* Also, aktng the trip with th« .station u»ually come to h|m for th* matnhar* »* to their opinion* do; and ■ slsler, Mr*. Gertrude of the hlggeal ttorle* of the past lie wails until Ihe other ronslcrx lornsvs repreientslbig the city hi newsmen and Hitorx will be re- hnuxlng advice. i id Ihen Just nods hi* head! appeal raae* have eald that aetlqs Whillman of Los Angeles, Cal the )'e«r, Harman tilled the follow­ crow Or Ihe young man . , rtmribln* would be token In Ihe m en than >9 Fairchild Funeral Home of Or­ prrrentative* of t h e Srmmolc The telephone number at ing n» being the poll of Ihe edlNavy B.i*e here I* 102(3. his girl friend: he explain* that she chargei that hie# bean appealed lando 1* In charge of service* County Chamber nf Comm*rce, lor* of (he country:-— l* • jlilrrhiig . . chews gum and to higher eourto. which will he hlld tomorrow at 1. President Elsenhower’* Sept. ft wlggley all over 10 a m. The body will he irnl to Ci t y Manager Warren ■, Exhibition Match 24 heart attack, w-ilh It* fnrreuchOr thr faith of a young minis- Knowlea was Instruct'd tn W k the family plot in DesMolnes, Iowa, 10-Inch Water Ing Imparl In both national and In­ ler. Ho allrnderl a ronferrnre , , , Into cents fnr eonstrueting aide* for burial. ternational affair*. Postponed Today and when the discussions wer* Main Completely through the parkway an n * 2. The July Summit mealing almost over . . the young ordained walki The clinic and exhibition match hlscui Court, south of 30th Wrest which *ent world pcara hopes minister arose to move a vote ol conducted by the famed one-arm Lowered At Park i Fred B. Olds, 73, soaring until a subsequent big thanks In the wives holding the following an offer ky William l « f w nlrthnte W.oot to*ljw A ten loch Iron water main ha* golfer Jmmle Nlritol*. was P"*i- four foreign ministers' confer­ fort at hmbe . . ' ‘While I am ponrd todey. materials that would go Into, tk* been completely lowered at th* Funeral Is Today Lea Armstrong, Fro at th" May- ence produced a new version of Ih* here enjoying Ihls spiritual feist," project. Tk* sldawaUu, It waa *p> Fr«d R. Old*, 73. died Sunday site nf the new Goldsboro Recrea- 1fair Inn'* Scmlnola Country Cluh East-West 'Void war" deadlock. he said with an emotional and sin­ plained by CommliatoMr Hiittn3. The April announcement of cere voice , . "I cannot help being botham, would provide aa i r w night after being In 111 health for tiopal arda immediately Imilh nf golf rout** aald, "Ih* rlinir and Ihe pa*t three year*. Born Fch, 17. the Gotdibj.ro Elementary School. exhibition malrlt will be IMd lo. the successful Balk sarclno tests, moved with /nlilurie for Ihe faith- for abating tor yaungatm who City CmnuHsaloner John Krbler and Ihb* suuosscs and selharks IB32 In Frnvldcnra. R 1. he had work nf my own wife back a/ hav* no other a m In wbWl tn today (hat discing and har­ morrow a(lernoon at 1 nVImk." of the first year of the vaccine’s fill my llilln rhurch . , bravely carry­ play. made hi* home with Mr, and Mr*. **lil A large group nf lornt and Floyrle G. Case at Five Fmnli for rowing and pn*«lble grading of vlatting golfer* are h*ported lo use ’In the nationwide fight ing on with Iha dcaconi , , Tha Board of ganfard CKp Cbm* th* entire area wilt begin Monday *»e the fnnioii* one-nrmcd golfer sgalnit polio. And maybe newsmen were a bit mlxilontra alao approved, at laH the last seven*years. morning. go through the exlilliitlnn and He I* survived by on* aon, Fred I. The Kremlin shukciip ousting loo husv In grab a *lory of a night’s maatlng, th* paymmrt qi entlrq *fe* should he lak- «little- at the. Mayfair Inn golf 11 Old* Jr., St Pctcrihurf; a b'g"The Georgl M. Mnlaxev and ushering large transport plane crossing the initial cost of Insurine* with the shape pretty quickly now," courts. granddaughter, Janice Old*, St said Commlnloner Krider. In new Premier Nikolai A. Bul­ Mlnntlr which began tn lo.se al­ Florida Pair* Offlyra Aiaoclg* Tcteriburg; and a brother, Robert ganin along wilh Rtn la’s short­ iunde. The pilot strpped hack (c* Hon fnr mamhers of m* orgsniigThe nety recreational area, a Dm passengers and explained that lion of Ih* Sanford FnUr* Depart* lived “smile pnllry." F. Old* of Arlington, Va, ACCUSATION MADE project of the City and County, "We are fast losing altitude and menl. Contmlsatonwr John Krider *. The Princes* Margaret-Peter Funeral servlcea will he held to­ haa be»n under consideration ______ TOKYO Ltv-The Communist ra for day at 4 p.m. at Brliaon Fcuneral more than a year. Flan* aid d a - P e i p i n g today accused U. S Townsend romance, ending with we will rrash Inin the sea unless said, "It aoundi Ilka a y ng wn Oif Home wilh Iha Rev. A. G. Mclnnl* tell* weie rnniplrled ahortly be­ Air Force Socrclary Donald A. Margaret’* renunciation of Iha we llglileu uur load. If 60 of us are thing to mi.” officiating. Burial will lake place fore Christmas and work started (fuirles o( "*,ihre rattling" during divorced RAF group captain for lo survive , . , four must sacrifice hem selves and Jump from the In Oak Lawn Momnrlal Park. hla rurrent visit In the Far East. doty to church and commonwealth, Ith<p this f u r , After a pause , , in English­ 0. The exploitv# Mlddla Eastsituation, with Communist arm* man slopped forward . .opened Iho shipments lo Egvpt rind frequent door. . cried "long live Ihe Queen" border clashes lirlpltleulng tension and Jumped. A Frenchman Ihrn went lo Ihe between Israel and the Arab *. door . . shouted "v|v» la France" states, ! and lumped. An Irishman strolled' 7. The November dynamite sa­ lo the door . . yelled "Erin go! Offlceca of tha Rooe*v#H Capip botaging of a Denver airliner hragh" and Jumped. About that No: 13, gpanlsh War Vetarani *•<* which killed 44 Including Ihe mo. lime . . a tall Texan arose . , grab­ recently Installed. liter of JTfcnr-nld John Gilbert bed a Mexican............ tho ofganltallofl Is Frink silling ...... nextHeading In Graham, Vhargdd with murder, Inssrii hint out Ilia door i Even* as C'mmander who is TE him , X, Th# Red China dlory, Inelud- and shouted "Remember th* year* oH C. C. Priest waa nam*d lug war frxr* over the Formosa Al» inn." 1Senior Vlr* Commander. 'H* -to l**ua and the retea*# of Ited-hetd A hearty round of applause ;7* yu n old and TS-yaar-nld La trig prisoner*. greeted Harman at the conclusion Brademeyar waa elected Jtmlflf fh Th*, hurricanes and flood* nf Ills talk which, according to Vice Commamltr while L. Q. Flew that lashed the U. S. East Coast members a* Ihey left the meeting ering, 73, o i l named to the and devastated wide area* In the place, wat well presented. Adjutant Quartermaster. Northeaslem elates In August Trustee* nf Urn Organisation ami Detoher C. P. BrailngtoH, C. C. Priest, — t0. Tha revolt* In Argentina ellLawla Brademayet'. ’ maxed hy the encreisful overthrow Volie Williams Jr. The oldast member of tk* i n u k « r of tha Peron regime In September. Is w. E. Randet who U 33 yaari Among Ike lop new* item* o/ Observes Birthday Sanford and Seminole County. Her­ Best wishes war# In order todnyr old. man offered (he following: • Tav­ fur Asilstont BUta’a AUorooFj ern .Maying of June 4 resulting In Voile A. Williams Jr„ who Is cala*!*ka eamp with thraa of tho i m f JjM conflnMl to Ih* hospital. TJjOol" Murder rharge* filed again*! Wll- hrallnn hi* 3«th blrth-t-v. William*, nsiletlng M u r r n y j ^ * i hosplUl if* WilUr * W k rJ Ham O McKendree; Mayfair Inn ripen enme. In Xsnfnrd' XsornrH nvarstraat. ihe Guu*. Attorney: William^Jamaaon end L. M, H* Rawer and r/atar expansion pro­ for tha 0th JudieUt Circuit, wa*, Three. ■ * • "‘•WSSC gram completed; Sanford annexa­ In th.v Seminole County Court from Lake Marp. tion controversy; expansion plane room thle morning for the Me* F t IDAT* OPfLV >: , ■’ of NAAS revealed; telephone Kcndree trtiL t etrlke; train and ear craahaa; sev­ "I’m In good sknpe,” Voile WIN MANILA iA-Tka rity af: en live* claimed In Seminole 'Hams Jr. said whan ka remarked n de Oftj aw r SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL'S basketball at County traffic death toll; County that ai wall aa being M yadrs old W a aquad q u s d mill . . w e t the Naw Smyrna uaoob quintet .... I I tonight ■ ■■ fundi atnbottUd; Sheriff today "X th o V *# a 34 wwi#4. the Seminal* High SelMl. auditorium trntrt In th* fyeond.- anaual Elk's Charity Gam*. (Photo by Nautican To Make Pre-Opening Cruise Appeal Sent Out 7955 s Top Stories By Navy Chaplain For Housing Space Heard By Rotarians Roosevelt Camp 13 Officers Installed “ “ ■4 ........................* - • ......... Carola Dow Delighted With Land li f e ' .."lU titai .tWVTBKB .» •7 i._a ill- _. indkiadl mi Oraai* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 09, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 09, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 09, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/37cfd4bf140d773537a13cb8eee10671.pdf 9fd9cf9692df9b00cdd0fcde9ab24b2d PDF Text Text m am ■ <!xmi < ( ./ t. **i’K ’tKaCi i • • i v ' t i s - v s r.C'.t» y ^ i . i %t'i<:,J>'{f ^ !••» IV. t/rd-t • ‘> ■■■•! t.fr; t U‘.l » iKv.W. . * t% . . * « I A Beautiful, f fiI. ♦ * • Modern3 -Bedroom Home a t - J* », ,j/ft .-it •« • . j • . • *. • • * Terraxo Floors Throughout r - . . f . .f ■>; 1 • 1 ' • . .<* {■■•'•'■ ’ 1 ’ SO U T H ’>* ' * Spacious Closets immediately south of beautiful new Pinecrest Elementary School— ' <V, • _ ♦ Paved Driveways 'A \ : > ••• ! 25-acre school playground fc'O IsriW^7aiw■ * . 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C ^ / iJ V —’ 1 . 1-*“4 1 ' ■A i -W i ‘ iv l m / K T / f 1 >YT e v' a ■ . finished. it's fashionable to live a t i • . i '• ■ • ' '■'i'li'V/, I vr ’ *'(ti; - , i • r, . • • • •• « l ; ■■ * : . �Lively Girls M V . W. L. JONES ( ; :★ ★ ★ Ordination Service For Leonard Jones Ordination eonrlea* fnr William Leenaid Jonea war* held recantJr at th# Maitland B a p t l a t Church. Tilt welcome eddrees and ex­ planation war* glvon br tha Rt». Cheater■Plank, paator of the'Hlll* araat Baptlat Church at Genera. ftololsi for the evening, aorvlca area Eugene K ro n ja tftro l tha Naval Auilllarr Air Station who aanf “ll’a Baal" accompanied hr Dave Dodgln elaa of the local Navr Bate. The meeaago wee delivered by . tha Bar. Norman Bennett, paitor erf tha C alran Baptlat Church, Daytona Beach, Charge to the ’ minion we* brought by the Bar. P. B, tw it, Florida Dlatrlrt ipla-, alonary for In# Btoto Convention, and charge to tha mlnlaUr we* givan hr the Bar. Jerk Bryant, peator of the Port Orenge Bap­ tlat Church and Seminole Asencl* atlon Sunday School, Superlntcndaat, Ordaining Council wa* com* poead of the Rav. Chestar W, Plank, Rav. Norman Bennett, Bar. B, D. Lock, Bar. Jack Bryant, Bay. Wanford Farhem, paator of the Central Baptlat Church of Sanford, Rav. Lewie C.‘ Fuleh, paator of tha Longwood Baptjat Church, and tha Bav. W. H. Ellaitwood, paator of tha rirat Baptlat Church, Geneva. Tha ordination prayer waa offer­ ed by the Rev. Wanford Parham and the benediction given by Bey. William Leonard Jones. Immediately following tha aer* vkaa a reception waa bald la hon­ or of tha Rav. Joner, Mambare of the examining Council, called to as* mine Wll* Him Leonard Jonea at the North Park Baptlat Church la DaLand were Henry V. Adami Jr., C. Norman Bennett, Chaitar W. Plank, John L. DuRant, Louie 1.. Day, Lewie Putch, Edwin Hamll Jr., M. D. Jarksoe. N. L. MeRaa. O. D. Aldtrmga. Georg# H. Burgatta, and A. V. Deane. Rav, Jonea, 1!. paator of the Maitland Baptlat Cbapal. eon ol Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Jonea. Ml#1* Wait Pirat S tm t, Sanford, waa b m hera and attended Sanford schools. graduating from Seminole High School in lMt. H* 1* now at­ tending. Stetaon Unlveratty at Da. Land. Before taking over the Maitland BapUat Church ho waa a Bundar School .Uachar In tha JUnlor 'Department of ihe Fir*l Baptlat Church hare. Important Subjects We regular monthly meeting of the Beard of plreetora of tha Sand nolt County Chambir of Commerce will b* held tonight at I o’clock at the County Department of Educa­ tion Building on Commercial Avc Forrest Breckenrldgo, m anner of Iha Seminol# County Chamber of Commerce aald tbit a Ml and ja*Important agenda haa bean assentbled for tha meeting. PitiMa*!, C .ir jt Tt-hj* Itt* urgM every director to make a i pa 4a! effort to all end the Impor­ tant' meeting. Hc.slso extended an £ ; invitation.to all committan chair, men to attend tha director*' meet­ ing. Eight Important committee r* *d *«w , «* to :;r — rtnaSy, after nine day* from the lima of lie, announcement, tha flnt annual Seminole bounty Baby Derby la over, wilh Iwo healthy, kicking winner* crowing Iha fining tinea to claim their respective re­ wards, i Little Mda 1IU, the last bahy born in the eounly during 18W, ar­ rived to Mr. and ’Mr*. Jack D. Martin of 1323 Foreat Drive, San­ ford, at 1:13 p m. on Friday, Dec. SO. Tha . official announcement earn* frdm the Martin's family physician, Dr. John M, Morgan. The 1133 champ weighed In at aght pounds, four and one-fourth ounces. Winner of the title of Little Naw Year was also a girl, born at Orlondo Air Force Base, IWOth USAF Hospital, lo CFO and Mr*. David Newtmry it 2.43 o'clock Saturday morning, Jan. T. Capt. Georg* J/Fuchs, M. D., the phyaiclan In ehargt, announced the haby'a weight aa nine pounds and one-dnd-a-half ounces. The New­ bury’s live at Lake Mary. However the baby’s father Is in the Navy Air Force and now stationed In French Morocco. Several other babies were bom in Semlnoto county between the period of Dec. 30 and January T. But rule* of the Baby Derby speci­ fied that In order to be eligible for priio award*, the parents must hold residence1vrjlhln the rounly. As announced in a full-page ad­ vertisement In the Dec. 30 issue ol The Sanford Hereld, 30 local mer­ chants and this newspaper have joined to assemble an Impressive list of rewards to the winners of the double derby. Winning parents are instructed to pick up their award voucher! at the Sanford Herald office. These vouchers are lo be turned In to the participat­ ing atom by either parent In order to m alv* the gift reserved for them. Trial Starts Today For Murder Charge Of W. McKendree Trial began today-al the Semi­ nole County Court nnuse of Wil­ liam Oaear McKendree. 38-year-ojri FaoU rarpenter, charged with murder In the June 3 shooting of R. Keith Cochran, a district rtpresantafiv* lor Armour A Co. McKandrcs, nattily dressed In a blue serge suit and dark tie, ap­ peared calm during the selection of the 13-man Jury Ihia morning i t he aat at the defendant's table with hla counael, Attorney Tom Watson of Orlando and Mack N. Cleveland Jr., of Sanford. Alao In the courtroom were his wife and two small daughters. McKendree . originally (.old aharlff'i deputies that "It waa an accidental shooting and my con­ science la etaar," when a warrant charging him with first degree murder was read. The shooting look place on the night of (June 3 In Annette's Grill on IT-92 Just south of Ssnford. Selection of a Jury began this morning shortly after 3:.v>, and at 1U03 today, the panel of Jurors was named. Those to here tha case era: Jamea Byrd, W. L. Harvey Jr., F. W. Blstline, James B. Craw­ ford, A. C. Moore, H. B Bourque rde*. ,1. 8. Rest, Maury Craws. John A. Chalkley Sr . Lewis Cosson, and J, R. Ervin. Tha altarnata chosen tor tha jury was John M. Collier. Shortly before noon, with Judge Vassar Carlton sluing on Wc bench, trial proceedings got un­ derway. The first wltnen eaUrd to testi­ fy for the State waa Richard R. CHaJIat who waa In Iha tavern Ihe night of the shooting, playing (Continued on Pate I) Basketball Teams Play Here Tonite In Charity Game Barr Umpire School To Open Jan. 19 For 20th Session The JOUt session of the George Barr Umpire School U ir^r jled for itywecks, Jsn. Vt. H will be heldt j i t Ward’s Lon^.0iV0^ ' Carola Dow Delighted With Land Five-Day Test The Board of Sanford City Com­ missioner* received word from Carols Sanford Dow, daughter of Ihe founder of the City of Sanford, expressing her delight In learning , of Ihe land appropriation fur the | Grnrral Sanford Memorial Library and Museum. Mrs- Dow also said, In her let­ ter to ihe Mayor, the City Com­ mission. and tha City Clerk, that I ihe waa thrilled In know that the new lake In Fort Mellon Tark had been named for her. Mrs. Dow's letter reads: "I was delighted to receive, Just before New Year's Day, the minutes regarding the land appro­ priated by Sanford In beautiful Fort Mellon Fark for the proposed Library and Museum to General Henry Shelton Sanford's name, founder of Ihe City of Sanford. "Alio, 1 wa* greatly thrilled and honored hy your designating my name for the new lake, as ex­ pressed In my recent telegram to you. • "With heartfelt wishes that the work may proceed rapidly." City Clerk II. N. Ssycr told Ihe Board of Sanford City Cum miss lon­ er* that he milled Ihe original copy of the resolution naming the lake to Mr* Dow. The lake In Fort Mellon Park is now named "L ika Carola." ’ rrl'" ‘X'V ' ' nins ** Uli ^ school, George \ .tvely scheduled lo eppet Ihe Sanford Rolary Lunch, . on Jan. IS According to one of the new brochures circulated by George Barr for hla Umpire School, he has placed more than a thousand men M professional baseball umpires plus nearly two thousand service men and civilian umpires Barr waa Umpire In Chief of the Army Baseball World Sortei held at Fort Bclvolr, V«. Sept tl-24. IMS. He was president of the W ester Association 1933-33. Barr conducted tha U. 8. Armed Forces Umpire’s Training Clinic In Japan and Hawaii In April and May of 1933 and I* scheduled to conduct tha sixth Joint Armed Forces Umpire Clinic for all service personnel in the F ir East in Japan during April and May of 1934!. He will also conduct Iha Hawaii Clinic in ISM, George Barr Is a Director of the Sanford wlH receive additional Babe Bulb League, Inc., and I* e publicity through ' newspaper! In past president of the KOM League Central Florida following a press conference and pre-opening host In 1933 34. Nautican To Make Pre-Opening Cruise Started On Mellonville W ater Tank ■' •!" . . Newman O ffers Report Business Ended > In Record Time H'K IN SANFORD yesterday played many trlrk* for nature. At tha horn* of Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Retold, on Writ 20th St. sprinkler* were left on nluht l>efora last. Tha lea formation completely surrounded the house where spray whs froten. (Staff l’hoto) Appeal Sent Out 7955 s Top Stories By Navy Chaplain For Housing Space Heard By Rotarians Roosevelt Camp 13 Officers Installed ■4 WWSmwjjgMBKBHBH I Tha Board of Sanford Cffy O hk mtisioners last night etnptM E ihe buslneu before Iham Is roemrd lime. Alt ilerns token from thd agenda and from Ih* floor, aa well as (kbit presented ky the commliiloaara were token c m of and iliutuiad In lees than 43 minutes. nave Newman, Field Raprosajl** totlva of the engineering fl/m-ad Robert M,' Angus AssoctoUa M Jacksonville, reported 'to tha com­ mission that a five-day test M tfm 'Hlln* of Ih* Mellonvllla Ay*. Water Tank was begun Monday morning, A similar test, but *f a 'hrea-dsy period, was msda.by tia City racently, A request by the Salvation Ar­ my lo waive Ihe license toa toe a "thrift start” propoierf tor a Ian; ford Av*. location waa denied * f Ihe eommlsalon. Commissioner Dsvld Galchel said, "W# would he setting a pmedent tor tha In. dividual commlsslonsra tn pay the license fee.’"Ha said, "We wmiM encourage tha wrath of other •*> cond hand daalera and I m ovttM t Ih* requail bt denied." Th* im Hn w ii earried by th* Board af C*«mlnlontri. * discussion of a water rale adluitment tor Hunter fco and Fuel brought out explanations But ,g new mater waa laitoDtd *4 «*• location to replace on* th |t WJi damaged. Howayer, the Boafd *< Commlsslonsra, In rovli ‘ month tabulation of dm water bill, Cent trip aboard Ihe river mils* boat "The Naulican" this afternoon. , Editor* and writer* from the Or­ Mrs. Frank Shames, lando Morning Sentinel, along with Chaplain F W. Kempson. qf Ihe "A little lnvr, a little heartache, >County prisoners captured In Sane a group from The Sanford Herald Sanford Naval Auxiliary Alf^Ufa Uf~s7a- nero»* the fencp gneslplng, poll- j lord. Former Resident, will get firsl hand information from Hon, who also serve* a* Housing Hr*, a *hol and terrific explosions, | Visiting Rolsrtini Joined Ihe loIhe owner* and operator* of ’The Offleer at the local Navy llaic, hat windy repercuaiona, color and ral group In giving Ihfir view* Dies In Orlando A former resident of Sanford, Nsutirsn" a* It pull* away from the appealed to Sanlord home owner* ‘"mi revolting arguments cntcied a* lo !ho mnst newsworthy happen*he top 'ten’ new* Item* of! !««*• Thn »pe*ker, who wax litlrm 10 hava n i v t •apartments, p i r i n i r i i i i a room* rn o rn u i*ndl"t» nn , 1 Mrs. Freeda Shames, T4, riled yes­ Sanford Pier thla aftamoon to who r*nL toto lUt 1ULth^m them uwith 11065. America dtjctif dticerf ‘ ,t)y program, eh ktict lo nnU llh liW - the bbiggest lr« « l Tyear tir Amrrlci by nrogrim terday In Orlando after ■ lengthy make a trial nm of lh« route to ha houses itsex u. rent, mm T li,w *v,r knmwr Jh i* » .' atBVToiV-f C hsrir^ J t o M w U to UlneM. She hsd HvedMn thlv city taken daily for |h* Fiver Cnd*e hi of. bSglnnlng Sunday, JaA. ii. water hilt tike that." ______ v for five yeari before moving lo Or­ Chaplain Kemnxnn explained lh:. t ' r rr 'h* , "n"‘r.k' of ' ri*'r ' ’’V l , " ..™ n! fut ! W. H. Kemp and Richard Sodero, haSi^^in^no^^wa^^coVincllnB^wilh i rlon f'armait 8 r- nxecullve editor ^eny ana varied experiences, of eommlsslonera’ ^mltdd a’ ral lando three years ago. . r l* inf Th" H»«W, In « tnIk Malpd that many Hem* never gnt chang*.but left open an epportudiShe Is survived by two sons. operalnr* of the River Crulies and nfa>!ailahte hourtnir to I Jh<hfM ,h* "f members a* for example: the Iitibfi listing of available housing ta l((f Sanforri rlu|, , t t|)f 1I"*0 like *h* the headlines, farmer who came In to ty- tor th* owner the firm 1* a p Frank J. Shame*, formerly of San Seminole Park Raceway, will ac Ihl pear before the rommUslan and ford and now of Lawrence. L. |..|tom pany Ihe group of newt. pro- •help our boy*. weekly meeting yesterday non,, at tell us about hi* rooster. "We’ve *ho»r reason why ehangoa should r h a c h A p ld ln r o m i n r n i r (| ir iA i “ 9 D.vld Shames. Orlando: Iwo deugh- P|f ,0. w,,h P* got Ihe la»|esi rooster In lown." be made. the 3’»cht Club. Irrs, Mr*. E. K. Field* of Chicago. 1,1 U'r n*w attraction \.,\y pennim-'l. tiring iransfnurd How do you know - we asked. City Clerk H. IT. Ray«r told Hi* i t0 H,e local Naval Auxiliary Air After calling for comment* hy Well , . he never crow* at *unri*e, III. Mr*. Frank Sandler of Orton to Central Florida. Board of Oommlsalonort that at* Also, aktng the trip with th« .station u»ually come to h|m for th* matnhar* »* to their opinion* do; and ■ slsler, Mr*. Gertrude of the hlggeal ttorle* of the past lie wails until Ihe other ronslcrx lornsvs repreientslbig the city hi newsmen and Hitorx will be re- hnuxlng advice. Whillman of Los Angeles, Cal the )'e«r, Harman tilled the follow­ crow i id Ihen Just nods hi* head! appeal raae* have eald that aetlqs Or Ihe young man . , rtm ribln* would be token In Ihe m en than >9 Fairchild Funeral Home of Or­ prrrentative* of t h e Srmmolc The telephone number at ing n» being the poll of Ihe edlNavy B.i*e here I* 102(3. his girl friend: he explain* that she chargei that hie# bean appealed lando 1* In charge of service* County Chamber nf Comm*rce, lor* of (he country:-— l* • jlilrrhiig . . chews gum and to higher eourto. which will he hlld tomorrow at 1. President Elsenhower’* Sept. ft wlggley all over 10 a m. The body will he irnl to C ity Manager Warren ■, Exhibition Match 24 heart attack, w-ilh It* fnrreuchOr thr faith of a young minis- Knowlea was Instruct'd tn W k the family plot in DesMolnes, Iowa, 10-Inch Water Ing Imparl In both national and In­ ler. Ho allrnderl a ronferrnre , , , Into cents fnr eonstrueting aide* for burial. ternational affair*. Postponed Today and when the discussions wer* Main Completely 2. The July Summit mealing almost over . . the young ordained walki through the parkway an n * The clinic and exhibition match hlscui Court, south of 30th Wrest *ent world pcara hopes minister arose to move a vote ol Lowered At Park i conducted by the famed one-arm which following an offer ky William l « f Fred B. Olds, 73, soaring until a subsequent big thanks In the wives holding the wnlrthnte W.oot to*ljw A ten loch Iron water main ha* golfer Jmmle Nlritol*. was P"*i- four foreign ministers' confer­ fort at hmbe . . ' ‘While I am ponrd todey. materials that would go Into, tk* been completely lowered at th* Funeral Is Today Lea Armstrong, Fro at th" May- ence produced a new version of Ih* here enjoying Ihls spiritual feist," project. Tk* sldawaUu, It waa *p> Fr«d R. Old*, 73. died Sunday site nf the new Goldsboro Recrea- 1fair Inn'* Scmlnola Country Cluh East-West 'Void war" deadlock. he said with an emotional and sin­ plained by CommliatoMr Hiittn3. The April announcement of cere voice , . "I cannot help being botham, would provide aa i r w night after being In 111 health for tiopal arda immediately Imilh nf golf rout** aald, "Ih* rlinir and Ihe pa*t three year*. Born Fch, 17. the Gotdibj.ro Elementary School. exhibition malrlt will be IMd lo. the successful Balk sarclno tests, moved with /nlilurie for Ihe faith- for abating tor yaungatm who City CmnuHsaloner John Krbler IB32 In Frnvldcnra. R 1. he had morrow a(lernoon at 1 nVImk." and Ihb* suuosscs and selharks fill work nf my own wife back a/ hav* no other a m In wbWl tn made hi* home with Mr, and Mr*. **lil today (hat discing and har­ A large group nf lornt and of the first year of the vaccine’s my llilln rhurch . , bravely carry­ play. Floyrle G. Case at Five Fmnli for rowing and pn*«lble grading of vlatting golfer* are h*ported lo use ’In the nationwide fight ing on with Iha dcaconi , , Tha Board of ganfard CKp Cbm* th* entire area wilt begin Monday *»e the fnnioii* one-nrmcd golfer sgalnit polio. And maybe newsmen were a bit mlxilontra alao approved, at laH the last seven*years. morning. go through the exlilliitlnn and He I* survived by on* aon, Fred I. The Kremlin shukciip ousting loo husv In grab a *lory of a night’s maatlng, th* paymmrt qi "The entlrq *fe* should he lak11 Old* Jr., St Pctcrihurf; a b'g shape pretty quickly now," «little- at the. Mayfair Inn golf Georgl M. Mnlaxev and ushering large transport plane crossing the initial cost of Insurine* with the courts. granddaughter, Janice Old*, St said Commlnloner Krider. In new Premier Nikolai A. Bul­ Mlnntlr which began tn lo.se al­ Florida Pair* Offlyra Aiaoclg* Tcteriburg; and a brother, Robert ganin along wilh Rtn la’s short­ iunde. The pilot strpped hack (c* Hon fnr mamhers of m* orgsniigThe nety recreational area, a Dm passengers and explained that lion of Ih* Sanford FnUr* Depart* lived “smile pnllry." F. Old* of Arlington, Va, ACCUSATION MADE project of the City and County, "We are fast losing altitude and menl. Contmlsatonwr John Krider *. The Princes* Margaret-Peter Funeral servlcea will he held to­ haa be»n under consideration ______ TOKYO Ltv-The Communist ra for day at 4 p.m. at Brliaon Fcuneral more than a year. Flan* aid d a - P e i p i n g today accused U. S Townsend romance, ending with we will rrash Inin the sea unless said, "It aoundi Ilka a y ng wn Oif Home wilh Iha Rev. A. G. Mclnnl* tell* weie rnniplrled ahortly be­ Air Force Socrclary Donald A. Margaret’* renunciation of Iha we llglileu uur load. If 60 of us are thing to mi.” officiating. Burial will lake place fore Christmas and work started (fuirles o( "*,ihre rattling" during divorced RAF group captain for lo survive , . , four must sacrifice doty to church and commonwealth, Ihem selves and Jump from the In Oak Lawn Momnrlal Park. hla rurrent visit In the Far East. this f u r , 0. The exploitv# Mlddla East- th<p After a pause , , in English­ situation, with Communist arm* man slopped forward . .opened Iho shipments lo Egvpt rind frequent door. . cried "long live Ihe Queen" border clashes lirlpltleulng tension and Jumped. A Frenchman Ihrn went lo Ihe between Israel and the Arab door . . shouted "v|v» la France" states, 7. The November dynamite sa­ and lumped. An Irishman strolled' lo the door . . yelled "Erin go! Offlceca of tha Rooe*v#H Capip botaging of a Denver airliner hragh" and Jumped. About that No: 13, gpanlsh War Vetarani *•<* which killed 44 Including Ihe mo. lime . . a tall Texan arose . , grab­ recently Installed. liter of JTfcnr-nld John Gilbert bed a Mexican............ tho ofganltallofl Is Frink silling ...... nextHeading In Graham, Vhargdd with murder, Inssrii hint out Ilia door i Even* as C'mmander who is TE him , X, Th# Red China dlory, Inelud- and shouted "Remember th* year* oH C. C. Priest waa nam*d lug war frxr* over the Formosa Al» inn." 1Senior Vlr* Commander. 'H* -to l**ua and the retea*# of Ited-hetd A hearty round of applause ;7* yu n old and TS-yaar-nld La trig prisoner*. greeted Harman at the conclusion Brademeyar waa elected Jtmlflf fh Th*, hurricanes and flood* nf Ills talk which, according to Vice Commamltr while L. Q. Flew that lashed the U. S. East Coast members a* Ihey left the meeting ering, 73, o i l named to the and devastated wide area* In the place, wat well presented. Adjutant Quartermaster. Northeaslem elates In August Trustee* nf Urn Organisation The faet moving Seminole High School baeketball quintet will meet the New Smyrna Beach basketball squad tonight at Semlnnl* High School In the annual Elk's Club Charity Boakalball game. Gamstlme hat been eat for T o’clock. Net proceeds from Iha gam#, s-vordlng to official* of tha iocei oi'n’s Ciuu, will gu Lt t’l* Harry Anna Crippled Children’s Home at Umatilla. Local eager* will b« competing for the annual awards made hy the Elk's Club. Tha most outstanding player and tha meet. Improved player will receive the plaudit* of SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL'S basketball aquad mill at W aqusd . . w e t the Naw Smyrna uaoob quintet ....II tonight ■ ■■ the Elk’s _ -jj | | £ Club -and basketball J t*ns the Seminal* High SelMl. auditorium trntrt In th* fyeond.- anaual Elk's Charity Gam*. (Photo by ..................... * - • ........ I *hf|pii|h. ' ami Detoher *. ! t0. Tha revolt* In Argentina ellLawla Brademayet'. ’ maxed hy the encreisful overthrow Volie Williams Jr. The oldast member of tk* i n u k « r of tha Peron regime In September. Is w. E. Randet who U 33 yaari Among Ike lop new* item* o/ Observes Birthday Best wishes war# In order todnyr old. Sanford and Seminole County. Her­ man offered (he following: • Tav­ fur Asilstont BUta’a AUorooFj ern .Maying of June 4 resulting In Voile A. Williams Jr„ who Is cala*! *ka eamp with thraa of tho i m f JjM conflnMl to Ih* hospital. TJjOol" Murder rharge* filed again*! Wll- hrallnn hi* 3«th blrth-t-v. William*, nsiletlng M u r r n y j ^ * i hosplUl if* W ilUr * W k r J Ham O McKendree; Mayfair Inn ripen enme. In Xsnfnrd' XsornrH nvarstraat. ihe G uu*. Attorney: William^Jamaaon end L. M, H* Rawer and r/atar expansion pro­ for tha 0th JudieUt Circuit, wa*, T hree . ■ * • "‘•WSSC gram completed; Sanford annexa­ In th.v Seminole County Court from Lake Marp. tion controversy; expansion plane room thle morning for the Me* F t IDAT* OPfLV >: , ■’ of N A A S revealed; telephone Kcndree trtiL t etrlke; train and ear craahaa; sev­ "I’m In good sknpe,” Voile WIN MANILA iA-Tka rity af: en live* claimed In Seminole 'Hams Jr. said whan ka remarked n de Oftj aw r County traffic death toll; County that ai wall aa being M yadrs old fundi atnbottUd; Sheriff today "X th o V *# a 34 wwi#4. “ “ life ' .."lU C. P. BrailngtoH, C. C. Priest, — A titai .tWVTB .»•7 i._a ill-K_.B indkiadl mi Oraai* �H , Information For Veterans Bomt limes, a Ms IhotighU, be excused Ann. Linda waa older: of course she had better judgment, and dressed tn a more—well, more sophisticated way. She’d have looked darned funny In Ann's sad­ dle shoes, p l e a t e d eklrte and sweaters. Linda never looked ‘‘fun­ ny." She seemed a lw a y a to ba dressed exactly right, to do and Head tilted hank. Adam laughed, ■ay tb* exactly right thing. A max could, he thought, count on Linda. hla-white teeth flaeblng. At the end of the two weeks, .Than be backed away from the bouse, squinting at the shingles. on* of Adam's men, a carpenter'! "Tou'ra not lined. BUI!" ba shouted. helper who worked on the extra board for the railroad, 01ling a "Who says eoT" the gap* between calls with hourwork for Adam Laird—this man ■tapped through a ladder and fell twenty feet to the ground. He had railroad hospitalisation, so ha was taken to that hospital, and aa aooa aa be heard of the accident, Adorn went over to determine the extent of the chap's injury. He would C H A lto lB D f have done tn* same for any of hla men. Adam’s reputation aa a boss la, and ta contrast to Ana’s waa very good. py‘ ways, she was adorable. Young Lockett had . broken L anyway, friendly. Ahray* ankle, and a wrenched bc;k—pos­ f to taka Bv* minute* for a tack!" he declared. BUI began to remove shingle* sibly a slipped disc. It waa advis­ of coffee, or to help him dswhether to put mania tope on while the horn react the Um . It able to keep him tn the hospital w u three o'clock, tor a time, at least. Miss Van Bant herself told this '"Finished , uuwn on that wav aiua, eld*. Adam w. dltto LOckstt’s employer. "If you Her friendly votes, her xttno. appeared over the ridge could arrange for some compensa­ re. (looming, bar tunny good the workmen da tho far tion to ba paid hla wifa, Adam— Bore, and particularly the way probably chocking thalr *U she's young, with a small baby— * eould moke Adam laugh—oven hi* hospitalisation la cared for here." The "arrangement*" demanded a couple of visit* to tho hospital. Adam's concern for Lockett Justi­ fied a couple mora Adam waa aware of the raoaoaa for hla frequent visits to Lockett before the evening when the In­ ured nun told another visitor that, "Land doesn't coma to see "OJL Bill's a good carpenter, mat We’Vi got eora* mighty pretty but you've got to w a to b him." nurses la this place." "How about that, Laird f" asked Adam whirled Into the hoepital drive. "I'm sorry I made you lata," the second man. "Don't tall my wife," Adam he said again. Sj»?*t’a all -right, Adam I . Some­ knows." The man time* the shift goes off without a roared. Adam with them. lb* door, the was welting for him. single comptolnL" When ha went to th* hoepital, ■Too have a ear, don't you?" "But If this shift bad soma . . ." • "Oh,'sura. With all the area*, "They'll be waiting to Ull me." Adam alwayi saw Linda. *T didn't porias, like a bucket of creosote Bha laughed gaily. ‘Thanks tor know you worked day and night," and a hundred firebricks." tb# lift. I'U aee youl" flhe ran up he said naively on,one of hi* visits. | "I knew 1 could count on youl" tb# step* her ankles slender, her T don't, usually," aha answered. I Laughing, ha opened the heavy akirt and searf-and flipping prettily Her eyes said much mora. Bha lived at the hospital so she peer, and *h* want out before him. waa not always in uniform when rD'you have time," aha atked over Adam saw her. In fact, a* niton keg shoulder, "to drive me to th* aa not, she'd aak to ride back to keep*tel ? My caps ta the shop. town with him. Once she asked tf fTo* much carburetor, or not he didn't ever ride to Columbia. ■Rough brake*—something I — and TVs—I go down there some­ times." "Next time you do go, Buy I go He touched bar elbow, and lndiitofi the pick-up. "Wait a min"Sura.A" Ba took a towel from the •sa eomomtaanL and spread It But when he got to thfnhtaf I the aesLTlad a brleklaysr ta about that premia#, Uta trip didst seem to ba a good Idem For c m Tkaak you, Adam," aba sold thing. Linda,had her own car. and msrasty whan be got under the aha could easily drive to Columbia Shell "You saved yourself a nasty any lima aha had bustnase down there. There wax no cell foe her to wait on Adam, u B la s e she wanted to go with him, Thar* waa no call for him to taka har, unlaaa ha wanted her tn go with him. And If he dkl want th a t—ha shouldn't. He’d Just b* making Her* ara authoritative answers from the Veterans Adgjjpjy-*'--! lu four questions of 'interest to tie r y f ar.i their famlliae. Q. I am the widow of a World War II veteran wno died of a service-connected disability, and 1 have never remarried. Would 1 be eligible for a 01 home loan, even though my husband mad* use of hit loan benefit before be died? A. Yet. The fact that your husband used hit Cl loan benefit would not serve to prevent you from getting a Cl loan in your own right. Q. 1 am taking farm training under the Korean GI Bill. I know that f mutt train'full time, but is there any rule against doing a little outside work if It doesn't' ing n roof. *TU drop this ersosou," ba explained to Linda. They were only three block* from the hospital. n i l set and watched the easy strength with which he lifted the black bucket out of the truck bed, and took threa long step* up the side of your training, so long as you'd not put mora than 180 hours during any 12-month psrlnd, and so long as the school finds that your outside work does not Interfere with your studies. Q. What date does VA consider a GI insurance premium to have been paid—the dale I put the cheek in the mall or the date the check reaches VA? A. The postmsnc on the an- hi.. Ho Is no relation to the late leader of the Indian Independence movement, Mohandas K. Gandhi. Mr*. Gandhi—with her Iwo sons, mjlv, now 11, and Ssnjiy, now 9 moved In lo become her widowed lather's official hostess when he became prim* minister In 1947. YOU'RE TELLING ME! ^ ^ 6 Know how to rander beef suet? Put pieces of the fat, each about the else of a walnut, in an Iron kettle or skiliati turn often end press out fat with a fork. Keep heat low enough so rendered fat doee not burn. M M velope !a considered aa the date the premium was paid. Q. Mow do I go about chang­ ing a y program of training un­ der the Korean GI Bill? A. You must apple VA for a change luel-.d*^ nj;<V b* . a .repot*, /if. RAYM OND M. p n i r t u and conduct from jm a present school, Thii application fern goal to tho rational office that baa year record*. Veterans living III Central Florida who with fuither Infor* .nation about ila’UcAa,YrtF*,v i, thould writ* the VA office at '2 Z. Centri* Are. (Mn.nd» _, BALL, REA LTO R Real Estate Salee — Rental* — Investment* Dependable Insurance and Bonds • • 0 . M. H arrison, A aaodat# B roker S. D. Hlghleym an, Associate Salesm an 204 Park Ave. South NEW YORK CITY (Special). A sensational new discovery in the miracle science of electronics that help* the hard-of-hearing hear clearly again was hailed by Gabriel Heatter. Heatter revealed that this new discovery la so revolutionary It make* vacuum tube hearing aid* obsolete. It helps even thoee suf­ fering sever* bearing lose to hear clearly again. Nothing shows in the ear excepta tiny, almost In­ visible device. Phon suffer from hearing loea To acquaint readers of this newspaper with this new way to hear again, a book with complete fact* will be eent free, in a plain wfippeje. No cost qr. obligation. Write: Dept. '2-730, Belton* Hearing Aid Co., 2900W. 86th St.. Chicago 32, III. •CDDcngTi report discovery nightmare - of screeching'sound. of tho world's largest eavem. a IS-mils job. In Kentucky. The newly-found hole In the ground is *o large wa understand It makes Mammoth cava look Ilka a rabbit burrow. Ear-aching Londoners complain the twittering of the feathered pests la for the bird*—and only for the birds. /•• Belgium bora hare been ttpenrd for the first lime In SO Tto ";ieie" cave may come fa year*. That, definitely, It a long mighty handy, euggeett Grand- time between drink*. pappy Jenkins, 1/ Uncle • gam teanle In store some more sur­ Only an* thing wrong 1 with plus butter, _ Christmas. It Isn't nearly e* much fun (If any) dlimenillng e'Yul* i «*t Cel la*lam Item 91 stoaoi* en- tree as If Is In trimming If. I l l '•ago In e wrestling tournament el Wilkes-flarra, 9a. A kin*-else us* A clock dsstgnsd to run without stopping for 1,000 ysare has been ef Maher mal-mallsst set tn motion In Danmark. - For I I I London plana to Install a new the naxt 10 centuries, If anyone bird-scaring device to shoo away wants to know what Urns It is, all the hug* docks of starlings they need do la phono.Copen­ which mako Trafalgar Square e l hagen. Tb*p*r*wl eeadey •wwellU.Ue'i t n ir M 'M , a tlrs d iw x . , . ( * • *ak , T « » « m i C r t ' m G *fd *-» . J «t«1 t* v ’ k w i m I« M • ca r*-l,*« ' •w tlo t. A it -« « « • le t d e tails This poor man cried, and tho Lard heard him, and saved him out ef'all hia troubles.—(Psalm 34.6.) What is our attitude when we pray 7 Ara we tolling God what we want, and why and when we want it? Do wo aak that Hie will, not oura, ba dona? When we come humbly and penitently to Him. Arm in our faith, seek­ ing only Hla mercy and Hla love, we are never denied. $ 7 .2 0 round m e < I UmU VIn GItrYHOUND 1US STATION 730 W. 9th St. j ... Phon# 60 talk, and all the trouble for Mmself which th at talk would stir op. He’d bettor not Mod to go to Co­ lumbia. (To be continued) Oraerlaht law. bv BUaebalk BaUarf, Distributed by EUs geaturs* Bradicals Of the 16 National League pitchfirs who worked In 200 or more Innings In 1066, Don Nsweomba ef th* Dodgsrs had tbs bsst con­ trol. Ha walksd only 38 battara. Kalvin of Mlnnsanta **t a Big Tea punting record in 1085 whan he averaged 44.2 yard* on 25 Legal Notice IX TUB c o r n r OP TUB CODXTY Jin an . srui.Mii.i". county . FLORIDA. IN PROUATB. w * * ; esta te on ROBINS A CAflNtS Dseesss*. TO A lt CHBOITOB* AXD PERMMB BAVIXO CLAIM* OR IIBMAXDS AOAIXST SAID ESTATE i _ Tea end eeeh of you' are herebr aoliried and r*<iulr«4 to preeept any elalme and demands which you, ar either of you. msv hsv* eaeinei B IS14 ,of nt'iSINE I CAHMI, *d, Isle of **id County, in toqntr Judas of atminoH r, Florida, at hi* olflro in «rt hou*» of .said Coustv si *. Florida, wllhln eiflit »{ mnnihs from th# tint* ef it publication af this nolle*. JCsax elolm or demand shell b* In writing, and ehsii *ute th* pier* *( residence and sail ef rice address ar th* claimant, and snail be «*nrn <n by the clilment. aaem. attorney, and nay such claim nr demand n»t a* filed shall bo void. Heywi-d A aintley As odminltiralor nr th* Ee. ., let* of ROSINB a CAH.V•• w E*, dtceeied. DAILY CR OSSWORD 4. Gallon (abbr.) >. Covsr with 5. Agreement plpnsnt 9. Any 6. Beard of ryt climbing T. Boundsra plant 8. Test 10. April* 9, Somewhat „ 12. Abolish '*13. Th# counify h e t * 1?. Natlv* chief of Gandhi (Phil, la.) 14. Utile child 13. Coin 15. Ahead (fiwsd.) 19. Psrchsd II. ProofrsaaIT. At home sr'a mark 31. Wagon* 19. Llktly 21. Behold! 22. Rub harshly 20. Anclsnt country 24. Pronoun (B. Arabia) 26. Cora 23. U ri* 2T. Not avar roofing alat* 30. Earth aa agoddts* 31. U. 8. rlvar 82. Music not* 34. County (Pa.) 36. Toward 37. Part of "to to" 39. Thu* 40. Youth 41. Fore* 43. Hirsngu. 16. Pasa rop* through* hola (naut ) 46. FI otto 4T. Enjllsh rtv«r (pcs*-) 43. Island* in Gulf of Mtxlco ACROSS l.Krulin if'JUUIJ ■tiqrjHi, (J lliaiu rwM^ii sl23. Clrl'a IVIrirjS'f I ILIIItVF ( name IS ( 'I U l l l-1 i n 2T. 8cold ivjuiis : im peru ,j i i i R>i i .' -m , ' j : i 1 ll.l'.lif H U l li'S'f'.' listI . i Mi .II* J U l ••)>«»' ently -. I i 28. Landed ii-:i •1 U.1J i in prop­ r-4 .n«i ii. i iiv - v i v riiii-m i M ia iji i -; #rI, IIIWII IJIII1'. .< tlea J9. Donor Yetlerdtr** Asiwer of 31. Fencing fsmoua ■word scholar40. Oanllsships woman SI. Court 42. Evening 32, A county (poet) axhlbllloi 41. Grampus 33. Fortified 44. Narrow 35. Little talst (gaol.) islands WtMMZm. down 1. Manig *• mint of ravtnua 2. Disembark 3. Father of god* . warmacistsi criptlon to s u r skilled nhtrmt«Ut» far com et W HY BOTTLED GAS S £ ’0 0 . FAU8T8 DRUGSTORE PAY . MORE? Easier riding and handling on sharp turns—new comfort on bumpy roads-wideat choice of safety features in its field help explain why THE BIG M is the big buy for 1956. IWirif it ao much batter than reading. That'* why wa lavit* you to taka a demonatratJon driva in our n o if. Then you’ll f**l m aio u'a reflex action fa U u a d —how ball-joint front suspension adjust* itself insuntly to rough roads* ruts, and curve*. ' of passing, make* hill-climbing u effortlea* aa breathing. You'll diseovar tha new peaca of miad provided by m Bio H1* neerSqfety-Finl Design. For thi* year Mercury offers 10 new safety features, including tb* only, kopact-absorbing steering wheel in it* Held. ) And you'll tsporitne* tha rtffas-aetlen raapeaH of t ie bio h '« m w u n n - iu a c f i V-fi aagla*—how it takas tha tanslonloul . THI BIO M responds to your ovary commend—go, stop, climb, pass—quick os on athlete's reflex. On oil roadi and curvet, Mercury ad|uiti Inilanlly, auto­ matically,'for your aaso and comforl, a no m u au ty . New long, tow profile. Distinctive Flo-Ten* color •tyNftfl- Ctoon-Hrwd bsovty for young-mladad paopls, a mw Lwr-flHT oaton Widest took* of safafy featurosi Impacl-absorblng rtaartof whs* I, safety door locks at no extra cosI, padded Instrument p**#L safety belts, optional. 4 FVOVAfiff VALUE low pries whsn you buy—tow cost wMts you drivs. 9sr 4 yssrs bsst rssals volus In Its field. Many dividend fsaturo* for greater parformanc* and convanlanc*. For 1956-tho big move is to THE BIO iV lE R C U R Y P E R 100-LB. CYLINDER NO INSTALLATION CHARGE HUNT-McROBERTS, Inc. IDS » . PALMETTO AVE. rrmv" p -^ T it f .1 . T-----a i — ^ So aa* ua for a teat rid*. Compare our price* and you'll find that t ie bio h la u easy to own aa It la to drivn* > • I O 4 O F T H I B IO M 1 NfW RfftiX-ACTlON FttKXMANCI. "■to' f �— w m nnA w t A i m — f e n t f t f . t i n t k n M U M KARACHI, P i kilt in lA-Afghan- Fakiitan'i Northwogt Frontier titin 'i invemment ha* declared for independent*. the P ik iitin l military ittich e in Kihul person* non grata and aiktd hit withdrawal. in scion, announced hr Kabul radio, waa believed In rentiaimn lor the Pakistan government'a expulsion Ixst week nf the Afghan ronaul at Quetta. The two tm inlriri have been dliputlng bitterly for montha over the Jartijs Are All Over World tnr carts. It had only about fin.ooo motor vehlclcj in 1039. Ha driven acr anionc {be world's— Last year i4J persons were Ruled in truffle UCciuctdar^Jv ..an died the name way in Grralcr I-ow Angeles, with over two million ca n . jama can be matched on the Tkainci, the Seine and the Tiber. P* U i | apaif may be even a c i n ­ a r I t Amsterdam than in the Chi­ sago's leap. luropa and Alia have hundred* of eltltf that w en treat ernturtc* a f t. They ran't be changed with­ out th o ltia le deatruction of hi*torie menumenta and desperately ■eeded housing. Experts think London will reach the point of paralyala -in four years—and Paris In two. Some in Stockholm believe that city la only Brussels Rrlgiurn has Bontha away from Immobilisation. TOO.OOO four-wheel motor vehicle* and 230,ono motorcycle* and scootHere are aeme lam pllnis: Looden: Ever itnee the IMtl* ox- era; moat appear In be In Brusaela. perta aiid (he civic minded have Stockholm: If you don't have a helicopter, Just walk if you are in a hurry in downtown Stockholm The “ Venire of the North'* was planned badly for any Ind of (raf­ fle, murlt lea* car*. Forty bridge* rnnoecl the Island, on which Stock holm ta built, and each island aeema lo have at least a do/m traffie bolllrnerki Underground movlgg sidewalks have been pro- roads will hr built and a freeway peitjl. Is tn he built over the water. Paris: Almoal ■ century ago Na- Rio de Janeiro: Brazil'* capital poleen III turned Baron Hausiman ha* two traffic headaches—hill* loose ox Pari* and let him ruth- and had drivers. It's possible |o lastly -eu t through it wilh'w lda tuhnel *nme hill* and level others boulevaHi, magnificent v i s t a s , hut what ran hr donr about the rioteni of- wlda atjuarei and ar- driver*? The tnll Is mounting In tarlal highways. Rut Hsusimm IMi, 211 persons died in traffic didn't know the automobile was accident* in Bio in 1933, mure coming and little has been dnne than iw . since. The chief ef police say* in Tokyo: Today Tokyo hai mote two y e a n traffic condition* will tthan lo n .n n i) automobiles and be "jjllt Impossible." James tn the Irurks, almost a* many motor big Place de la Concorde and thelryrlc* and 50,000 three-wheel mis- MM, (HID IMMIXMAN (left), 10. former stage actress, plesns with her attorney, Jeaeph Scott, at bar child custody suit In • Los Angeles , courtroom. Mar mother, Mr*. Margaret Ashton, Is at right. The court battle rwvolva* around Margaret Lae Immerman, 4, whose fith*r, D*vid Immerman, 44, la lighting (or her custody. (International; Legcl Notice Sturts 4.aiX r»l»nr'i with *'h»r hmv> including ra»*n* haUnr* an I :am IISMI in |-rr<» t nl rnllrctM-n i Llilt-l |>l4t*i iiotitnm rnt r.l.|-(alii....... lirtrl aiol gu»wnt»*il ..... ..... . .............. ...... liMliaiiyn* nt Matas an.l 11n , hi tub'll H i i o j i , ................. Slider inml* sii ' m . ami ilrl<nlln>> . .... ............ Corporal* stoi-in ilniluillna »U.IOl 'm ,|,.,K n| riUn.il iifscrt* »mu i ■ , „... .. . I.»*tis an -1 Oisf.oull* 'let 1-it.i 't * .Son* o-ridratti) wants nrtm tio ot.in-1 ill’ i l l s tnrollur* amt • n a t u r a l * n »** l i ... ............................. Mill •*!••* "W.i* . f.tntr m m l'*nk prainlt** oi.tse m s * ............... .... .......... .................. ..... ....... . enraerati >n* * ......................... ....... .. ... ..... l i m a a i p e s ii s o f l A O u u u a i * . p c r t o a r s h lp i , an d c o rp o ra lin n s U « p n |iis ( I | iitt-d M at*- ii<>»«rr-m*ni . . . ..... .... L>*nnsi|s * i e m u * a n d • i.b iiiv is in o s ..................... ......... O t i i f r d a p n s i i s i e * i i . * i * d a n d < s , h l * r i ‘ r h * r l « i . , m ) ............... l l r i A l i . l t M A f O I - r i l ....................... .... . T .IIIS S S II l i l n t r lt« i> tiiii-n . _____ _ _________ ________ _____________________ Enterprise Happenings LONDON in — n**ru* teams hulled through heavy snowdrifts today with fond and hlanket* for ni amount villagers on the flatlandi of the English east roast. Gales raging in from Ihe AllanIc brought fresh winter harards tn the south nf Kngland. Road patrols reported ‘'chaotic'' condition* tn many parts of the country. The big show hlanket covered Ihe rnlire eml roast of Britain and extended n\er Wcitern Europe as far as Italy. At Cortini d'Ampezzo, site of the upcoming Winter Dlympirs, a rrisp snowfall covered the hare brown hills and hruuglit smiles nf raltef lo organizers nf the games. Norlh Sea sluicing around Brit­ ain w.i* slowed by poor visibility and high winds, but air traffic ran on schedule. c a p it a l M '.r n i ’ C ornw all h o c k , t a l | l p sr ijvu.ntn.no ........... .....i n t nium t S u rp lu s — ......... ............— ........... ........................................... ....................... j in n.in im U a d u in fO p rn iita . — — .......................... - ............. ................................................. as n-.n ; * M taarvaa ............................ . .................................................................... ........... s snr ;s TU I-A G C 'A I‘ 1 4 1 , AC‘C U li.N Jd ................... ............... ............................... SIS MS ss * * , 1•' I ___ ' M rswinsM M ip*r s «|u«l ........ ..... ....... ..... .....—— ..... I lso.iso o* Lag aa n r I t * « f * llia la in attm am d hank ................................ ............. Non* U / W / M a n o r, M«r *r.T rru * " t A tla n tlr T r n » l Com pany, do *e|am nly '■■'■r-.Liu -"t--- ■-— 4nw uTrw B.ujea.J- ■___ • ™ * STORE. STATEMENT OF CONDITION F lr» t M o r t f i g f Loxng E avlngn Accmmtx $ L o an s on S av in g s A ccounts L oans In Proccxn R eal R a ta ls Owned O th e r L iabilities F e d e ra l Hom o 1/oan R ank Stock Rpaarves: G eneral S urplus O ffica RIdg. and E q u lp m an t TOTAL TOTAL J STAFF 1. T, Daudnty flarand Vita Frasidant Raaawand rhapm*n R*eret*ry.Treasurer A. Edwin Rhlnkeltar Attoreay - *- * i Matin* Ekrrn Asst. 5ec'y-Tr*«sur*r Hilda I'owell Taller Barbara Flynt Taller > »t , *( Howard Fertile Ratirrd Bldg. Contrartar ft. F. Daudnty 1 County Tax Aaieitor A. Edwin Hklnholsar Attorney i ■. . .-H. i ; 1 E. C. K arptr, I r . Prasldant, Sanford ! ------------- DIRECTORS fttoTga Touky Assn. Kxac. Vita P m . Elertrle Co. J. H. Van Hoy H. Jama* G it, Mgr, H. Jamas Gut Aganry, Iniuranro Smithaxitem Manager* Bird A Ban, tat-* Reefing, etc. .’. ‘v. ' rare* of 10M, Alls nut an oliaa address report tn Loo Angola*, fthe waa one of the first oi 241.000 ■liana tn rnako tho repoet. Mia* Itombln cum* to tho United Rinlrt from Sweslen Ual July. A federal Uw require* alien* k* !maka *n addrean report dwrtug ■ a w a w w g ia M W t ti- . ' JfftH BfG H * $vtw IMALL amount• of saving* set aside here tddnp to tm prenh* financial progress for you . . . your community, too. And the key to tkis progress Is In our method of reinvesting your savings. Our aver* age sirs account Is opened with less thin S30 and grows steadily. The average size account In our association Is but SI800, Every savings dollar hero it backed by the best security In the world . . . the American Home. Approximately I savings accounts of average slco enable us to finance but one average home. Jo, her* homeowner* and saver* are partners tn progrtst. The homeowner, safely and steadily attaining hit home through payment of “rent-aized” monthly Installments over a period of years. The aaver, accumulating more financial security, regularly earning our liberal returns. The community, benefiting from home loan money released, springing Into action in every highway and corner of com­ merce. Let Time, Monty, Earnings, perform for you. Open your account soon I K. • le a n dt a t r u ia t a i hank owesd n r th * a f f i i i t t * l9 M Oak an d C om m ercial A ve. 1 Koward Favlll* Braaldant Gtorg* Tonky Kaic. Vico rresidiNS C. Rarpar, Ir. Flrat Vlea Frasidenh lodial retailor i wtm aanm 10* SOCIATI P h nne 1721 C e rrs c t — A 't « s t i n .1 n sc.M A *r / H H . C U l.KM A .N m m r o rG l» ir*e le r*. * ia t » at n a r 'a a . r> i-«-» ** a*n*in»i*. *»: e * « r n m and •uh*<-rie»d h » ln r* m* m i* * ih d iv "( .Tam iar*. 1*?* a« u | n*rth>- c s r llly th at I am n*t an n ( f i , , r t.r d ir r - in r nf th is h«nh. n t . r u 11. MCOTT, N n ia iy Public a t r a o w w issia x *S p ir** Slarcn I , I t t l . in u A C i . M axx s ia ;k - rel-t'n g ■-"ifti'i-itr. ‘ « M u » e n titr-d lm r IM * r * s t tn ih l* tn d O llier a ll m i n i . In hrnadsn sropa nr b a n kin a h u iln * ss In ,. . ■» lunn a. H e r in w n im ah o v*.n am *o e r ta n ls a tla n ta a llilia u O w ith .n a tls n a l k. and « t | M at e n m ie li UWna m a te r itr or th * t h a r H at c a p ita l aloek. I1 - ***. AUTO DUXBURY SCH O O L OF D A N CIN G C ash On H and and In R anks S M I'S p itsa a o ar l U I f n i d t " m lit* it* him l i t and i r f «•»!•.* r«fp n»M . i . n n .M7«t 'I, M U . i'la lH Itr r f lb * a !>*•\ r -n a in e<j l>4nk, rto tni^m uU r » » i r ( H t th* Rk)ok« * U l« .iU L t la ( r u t to th t h»Rt mv knon trrtK*> .uni L*h «f II* W i lit- A X E * LA hitler > a t 4:00 P. M. U. S. B onds •1U14U L U M U T I K S A N D C A I’ I T A l i A C C O U N T S _______ r .l V l U S O i gA FTO TO I R A t V ) » ._ in WILL CLOSE AT 1:00 P.M WEDNESDAY. AFTERNOONS New Tap and Ballet Classes Begin Wednesday, January 11 By HELEN SNnnr.RAM Mrs. Ilairom Carltun held the first session of the mission study course on the "American Indian" at her home on Main .St. Tuesday evening for the member* of the W.S.C.S. Following the study, a film was shown on this subject, and delicious refreshments were served by the hostea*. Mr. and Mrs Charles Butcher of ltd.and am) Mr. and Mrt. Btll Howard were dinner guesla of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Thronp at their home on HeIIary Dr. Sunday. Sir*. H Baldwin arrived Sunday tn spend several week* at the home of Me. and Mra. Hobert Cor. Mi*a Audrey Hlrr*. daughter of Mr and Mrs. if. R Hiers. returned lo Tallahassee lo resume her ‘itudies at F S.U. Mr. and Mrs, Hrchert Pridrty and rhlldrcp of Galveston, Texas and Mrs. Cornelia Priddy of Miami were m nnight guests of Mr and Mrs Harvey Dunn at their home on Court St. Tursday. Mr. and Mr*. Kirby Seller* and chddrrn returned Sunday from a visit in Nnhunla, Ga , with Mr*. Seller*’ mother and sister. Mr. and Mr*. J H Stulta re­ turned from a visit wilh relatives and friends in SI Petersburg and Ilrailrnl-m and Madivon. Miss Sylvia,Ha>man and I/vvlek Gasman dr returned Tuesday lo resume th-'ir atudlea at F, S. 1?. In Tallahasacr. They were accnmpanled by their mother, Mr*. I, O Dayman and Mrs. F.d L. Cunning­ ham, who wrre overnight guests of their brother and family, Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hay man In Thom aw ilie, Ga They returned home Wednesday. Sylvia will finish her last semester this Irrm, she ha* Jost completed her time of Inletn«hlp in PeLand. Friend* will regret to learn that Mis* Katherine Lilrh suffered a broken eollar bone and Mrs. Robert Co* I wo frarture* on her leg in an accident in DeBary Wednesday af­ ternoon We wish fur both of them a spicily recovery. Mr and Mrs It L. Dunn and family spent the weekend with Mr. Dunn’s mother in Floral City. hf t i n > , .#* ! --------------------- 1 �Time Is Now For Backward • »■ M«j«tlva oltkone oorvinp all of the people. h pHvfleirei, t»ken front tho people, out like S tor* thumb sod each tin e fnstlcnable righto became a u n r a te d I appemt mlauae, cltixana become aof en existing Inequality, t o speaking particularly about the ofWMayor of the City of Sanford. ■t off, we want to command the Mayif Sanford and tha present Mayor of ed for the contribution they hive end era making t o w a r d the eee of the City. Each one lies mads an hading record for himself ia devoted l eervlea. we fa ne city where e finer, ealtbvp of •re found eerving their community, id ’s public aervante ere so far ahead her* that there becomee no basis for arisen. That we went understood. I ft stands to reason that e repreeenI of the people should be elected by the L' # V V ’I ** T r; ar Mayor represents you at evsry ng of thhs Board of City CommissionAte at every public function. In other eljtl**, |H the greeting of distinguished visitors. He je the titular bead end leader of the comV m D lFs fe.Tle manner in which our Mayor la elected should be changed. • '^-AeeonHng to the Charter of our City, • MagOr Is elected by the Board «f Banfofd Ctf#'Commissioners at the first meeting held t o the first Tuesdav following the first Monday of the New Year. That la the yeeteanliatlonal meeting of the Board ef (Commissioners. t» . } I X ■ * CdmmfMlonrrs, though they sra serving tJHhpeopte (n their office as a City Father, Jgtoefne Involved In personal llkss and dlafihea when choosing one among themselves to Tisad their particular body and, of all fhlnBi, to renresent the peonle In guiding tho Board of Commissioners through anoth­ er viu* of progress. ; Tm naming of tha person to fill this offleo as Mayor-Commissioner rightfully be­ longs to those citizens who vote eeeh year fof .the vacancies existing on the panel of leMMa who guide the destlnlea of a com­ munity through another twelve months. W# do not suggest changing the number ef eemmlaslonert elected to the Board of CttavCdmmfsaionersi. It (a our belief that W rB eard la well manned with five repre- The Sanford Herald n sr r w K S w t s r t s s 'y i [_________ Tuesday, January 1 0 ,1DS6 TODAY'S BIBLB Y IR S I ,h« went and did according unto tha o f lh t Lord; for ha^rtnt and dwalt bj rook Cherith, that li b#for# Jordia.—I bill, a t 'regular Inlr; i‘ftl'r3ffc£UL« it be each year, every other year, or every three yenra, tha people of Sanford should elect their Mayor. Tho offle* seeker should select that of Mayor-Commissioner if he feels that he la tho one boat suited for the particular place as tho leader of tha community. Or ho should merely seek the office as commis­ sioner. i It Is the seme principal to have our Leg- ialeton or Senators, elected to their reanectlv# offices within each county, so to Tal­ lahassee at the session of the legislature to elect a governor. Or even our Senators and Congressmen take over the responsibility of eloetlng our President. Neither of these rights would be relinquished by a single eitisen. Nor should tha citizen be dented the privilege of electing the Mayor of his City. We belleyo that the Charter of the City of Sanford should be changed as quickly as poaaibta to give every citizen the right to Rime the Mayor of the City. It would b# fairer to the commissioners who serv# on our Board of Commissioners. It would eliminate the position of a com­ missioner possibly voting for himself to ' Part ar proprlato proceeding* In chancery, break a tie among five commissioners, It •action ISO. COMMITTER. CITY Aa hereinafter provided Seminole County Records would eliminate many distasteful elements COMMISSION MAY PRESCRIBE Section 123. BULKHEAD IM- ■. r w i v o L W rnnr r. rvmv r n_ r c o n n a l e leu r S l e e k i e r «• s< of having a Mavor elected within the strong­ POWERS AND DUTIES, AND PROVEMENTS, PAILURE OP $. w a i t * et a t :«* C. l» W a l i e #t n s NAM TAtUK hold of a small body of men who are ear- ENFORCE RULES AND REGU­ OWNER TO CONSTRUCT: WORK C. A. N*ti*rt>run e l n* t e Robert W. r ^ Walt* at a t tn J ‘ neatly atriving to better their community LATIONS. That tha City Commit- TO BE DONE BY OR FOli CITY; M .;r !2 V - a m * . . . . t . K e a a .t fc I . " V " " . * , 4 W o , ; : . : , , a . . . « . 0 e f . . ; « ] s g Q ; in every way possible. lion la authorliod to preacrlbe tha COST ASSESSED. Upon tha fail­ We believe that each* Individual eommls- powera and dutlaa of aald Com­ ure of any property owner in any * " V J , *»'• “ u‘ u Ha’ 1 * C8,< •lonsr, faced with the problem, would agree mittee and may anforca by or- bulkhead district, aa defined by Mir /n V e \7 ‘u 'i* ‘ “ '* C V‘ " r . W n k . A T r a . t C that the beat way tA solve this problem dinance rulti and regulation* ordinance hereafter enacted by tha M 01 ,B 0" , ,,okU“ j. T.hf"TV- Srtr«ro*Jita« City of Sanford, to maka the Im­ I. K Msltea et «a t» Mamie H e* . would be to give the people their right to adopted by aald Commlttae. f f t u W ir W. FowWr *t a t t# T. l i a r A W. Hive to l i s t * *f ■elect tlteirteadera In every capacity where Section 121. BULKHEAD AND provement! provided for by aald Alfred Hratilnflnn *1 Ul fAW a ,.,. RETAINING WALLS, OWNERS ordlnanca within tha time required Airr-d W KowUr at ua ta Tham a* A| , r »‘J Frt** li. ’ A**.*'* e public office la held. Manor,II at u t oritlaatloa *aj"t. MAY ........ BE tEQUIRED TO CON- said work shall he done by the There ia only ona wav to name a leader STRUCT; I.AN8 AND SPECIF!- City of Sanford, Florida, or (hall * V .'y V u \" " " " ** y No A d m i n . . ' . " ? . " 4 ” K. Urovaa A w lf# te Btata William Dow or offica holder In tha city, county, or State CATIONS, The City of Sanford be let by contract by tha City of Zl.rrirk or rt* . a t a a i t n a t.u ARPI.ICATIO government, and that is the right way —• shall have the power, by ordinance, Sanford,I, ~Florida, to the loweet l.l l l i. w r l e h l la Ja nnl* Brown Llllla IVrlaM Is Q u a .a S W h l t e i T h n m a a H o ib u ra , Z*. and most reasonable bidder, and to require tha ownsra of all pro­ by election. •t vir in Carla* B r ew a . If, l>»Vnine at a t at al t* Ab- Willi* ilr.a n . la, l.aW Should a Mayor b# elected by the peo­ perty within tha corporals ljmlla tha total colt thereof shall b* Arthur ram C. K a y .a r al , n t I n . a Itarrle. II. 0*1. of tho City ef Sanford bordering alien ed against all abutting pro­ n r l a l i a l ^ e lt o i.ln .n o *1 %| la J o a .p b Hrraat Jr.. It ple, there be no doubt as to his authority to upon l.eke Monroe or any pari perty benefited in aald Bulkhead H .llarm onB K in a *1 u s h lu lt* Heat. I t , Beat*: stand before Visitors, here and away, as a thereof within sixty days from Dlatrlct n proportion to tha frontrepresentative of the entire community — and after tha p atu ce of tald or­ aga on tald Improvement, and aa It atanda now, the Mayor Is a represen­ dinance, to bulkhead and build a agalnat all nawly mad# land. Section 1124. BULKHEAD IM­ tative of the Board of City Commissioners (staining wall, and fill in, raclalm and bring to a topographical leva! for that ia tha manner in which ha is all reclaimed land from the line PROVEMENTS, ASSESSMENTS TO BE LIEN UNTIL PAID; chosen. of tald 'bulkhead to the present HOW PAYABLE. Any and all aaA true definition of Mayor Is: “the prin­ waterline ef aald property bor­ saaimanta mads under tha provi­ cipal officer of a municipality; the chief dering on tald Lake Menroa In sion! of this Act shall be and re­ magistrate of a city or borough." And to the City of Sanford, Florida: all main a lien upon and agalnit the or salt work of bulkheading, fill­ property against which tha tama la rightfully hold such an office, it must be ing In, reclaiming and bringing t« aaaettad, until discharged by pay­ sanctioned by the people as a whole mak­ a topographical level, to be dona la ment, and shall hear Interest at ing their selection of the person for the strict conformity with the plane tha rata of eight per cent per and speriflrallont therefor, to be annum, and shall be payable la position. This is a modem world, based on Jhe con­ prepared by tha City Commission- ten equal yearly Installment# with ,era of tho City of Sanford, Flori­ accrued Interest on all dsftrred cepts of a true democracy, and.to carry da, showing tha lint af aald pro. paymsnt*._____________________ forward tha philosophies of our baslo prin­ posed bulkhead and ad ether In­ cipals of a democratic govrament, every formation and requirement* In office should be maintained in the same reference ta eald bulkhoadlng aad forthright manner as they were originated reclamation. Section 122. BULKHEAD, PAILby our forebearers. URB OF OWNER TO CON* We have no crow to pick with the offici­ STRUCT. WORK TO BE DONE als of our City. As we stated In the beginn­ BY CITY AND-COST ASSESSing, our Mayor, Commissioners and other ED: LIEN FOR COST; HOW officers are doing a noble work, devoting LIEN ENFORCED. Should any their time and abilities in an unselfish man­ property owner fall, within the lime provided In any Bulkhead ner toward tha progress of 8anford. Ordinance enacted by t h o City ad. It la tha principal involved in the naming Sanford, to begin the eonatrueof the offica of Mayor that wa would like tlon of aald bulkhoad and te b e ­ to sao changed so that each commissioner gin work on tho roelamatlM ef can alt In hla chair of authority and carry tha land In front ef any property the City ef Sanford hordering on the duties of his office uninvolved In In­ In en Lake Monroe, required by aald ternal controversies. ordinance to be bulkheadod and Let'i ehartgt tha Charter of our City so reclaimed, said work shall be dona that tha Mayor can be elected by tha people! under and by direction ad the City m am d a w s q n Sex Is Growing ipead K. huilnesa laereaslnily tilt* Ita products aad procetaoi their way. And tha aora pushbutton the hatter, a* tha beaks hav* found la thalr quilt for a ita hla labor force. In the product! Raid, power iMeriag made 1U first (real ay “AIM AT PKRF1CT10N pool la tha womaa driver. Man Uhcd R hut wouldn't admit they IN KVERYTU1NO weren't atraoi aooufb to pork a — •(AsMet'e a*me petew) — car oatUy. Elactri* typewriter! oese thn Perfection In tha tom- dally toll ef tho tired stnepraphar. undlnt of prescriptions Prepared aod prapacktiod food* the atm wa Pharmaclate make homework oaalar far femlmust achieve. We dare not alna hreadwlaaars ratunlag hoot fril because your health. tha offlea ar factory. Bfttn your vary Ufa. la In Now auteauUM may tea la It that Um I*male with puahbottou K a p u r Physician know* at htr flafartipa U the equal of the Dial whan na writes your xula la lodustry. prainriptkm they will be Aad the eomea wQMoQ you N'a ppmowded exactly aa ha high tla* loo. Around ate tktfd * the 34 aUUiaa al tha aatlaa'i w<nat t *vor Id Mara et a t a rt reported worklag oow. Their total pIeiMpraacribo ln ,o rum *» that ho may auatbor la om third higher th n ty medication ha wlihoa. before World War 11. r e eon and will compound ty prescription ha can It waa, above aU, a yoar of proapority' for ovary body and everything — from tha eoaaaoa man bo tho common cold. The nation tamed ita higbeat Income in hlatory, and loan oKicor did a land office bualncaa. Timoa wort to good that lnmatoo of an Alabama prlaoa printing »bop oven began making their own money. The price of pork fell, and every group ate higher on tho hog oxcopt the farmera who ralaed the pork — and maybe tho Republican party. It waa a year in which It be­ came potaible to win 1100,000 on a televialoo quit content, and a fallow who bought a new Cadillac mat the )eer: "Where the matter, atupld. couldn't you anawer the 114,000 quealion?" It waa a year ia which the boom­ ing, organ voice of Sir Wtnitoo Churchill waa stilled In retlremorit, leaving a world (till stirred with mighty echoes. It waa a ytar bt which a new author, Harry 8. Truman, mado hit Drat real bid for tho Nobel literary priao. Stronger M A IC O of Sanfard, and the oaete t h e r e o f shall he istteaaed agalaat the land upon whleh aald fasprevemeata shuts, aad againrt aQ newly made land, and tha City ihaQ have a lien therefor agatnat tha land abut­ ting upon aald Improvement, and against tha newly made land, which lien ahall be and remain In full force and effort until fully dlschargad by paymsnt, and aald I lien ahall bo onfoiceabla by «p- H EA R IN G AID S The flnent all Iranalalor aida, fitted by «xp«r!aiietd man with cquipmant and alda nocoaaary for aach ladividual. Full price range !■ I makes, 8 lata amdala. Terma. Our raproaenatlvo In Sanford at Millar Radio A Ai pllancr Co. on Friday of oach wook f ta IS. Sea 1 for RaftoHoa.______________________________ 0RLANM» HEARINT, CENTER Garland O. and Thomas ft. Smith, BIS Fla. Nat'l Bank Bldg., Phone 2-.1S1B Orlande Nlghta and bolldaya call Orlando 2-4487 IN DINING ADVENTURE SEM IN O LE PARK RACEW AY “Tha Country Club of Trotting Tracks" PRESENTS * The SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM —COCKTAIL I*OUNGE— JJCHTON IUG CO. U t u a year far which Saata Watt Oomaa tut* turn, whs eaid CUua mat a formidable competitor la upboldlafl a six-day * « * *w*k: la philanthropy. Saata lock cara "most people Itro oaly la of you and me. ltd tha ford themselves Par Oifw, *.qd2P*V Foundation took cart of the private woekday without work would only ^ colleges and hoipitala. It war a ytar la which parrots Increase tho omptiaoaa and dlaInroad why Johoay can’t road, eoaaalalaaaea caused by Idling but aobody look the trouble to dll- away apart tlmr." cover Juat how aiany paranta them- Moat publklsod wedding — The iclvci atm remember how to read. KTLrClO marriage. (Rut which It waa the year la which Ruaalaa laadera graduatod with haoort waa tha bride?) Iron the Geneva cham aebool, Scleatide advance leaat Ukaly to than foriot their leiaoaa aad went auceood - a Rmlah leva teat right on back to acting like Rur- machine which M k a to Mil by slana again. meaaurlng the brala wave§ of a w It waa a ytar when man flaally boy and girl whether they ought localized his ma)or ware down to to marry taeh othar. t rlola, rebellion* and rtvolutloaa, M o at far • reaching developbut Mother Nature ran wild with maat la geverameot —the decision floodr, hurrlcaaea, drought!, and of the British po*t office, oore and tontdoBA. for an. la quit supplying escorts It waa a year la which Notre to drunks who .wish to mall thornDame loot a football game aad solves home. the New York Yaakeea loot All la all, 1161 has, been quite a world aerlee. a yaar, ana with lias fetr ar.d Here are a few noathutlaai far more prosperity aad laugha than % 1143: wa have knows for a loag lima. Blggeat aurprlto of tha year — the Preach overturned another Cabinet (or waa it four Cab* Ineta?.") Moat popular./ iaduatrlallat — Helna Nordhoff, prealdent of a EVERV EVENING FROM NOW ONINCLUDING SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS FROM | U 1 —DilECTIONB— I on 17-PB el Ceaoelbavry Al Aw Mg la d Arrow Boot Of 1ho S ta te d OrUada Dog freak Ta Oar d o b m m m LAST TIMS TODAY �I t * SANFUKO HUULD Enlisted Men's Faye Colvin Winner Of SH W ives C lu b Crocker Homemaker Tit Installs Group Betty The Betty Crocker Homemaker a deeper appreciation and under brush with death, Buster Keaton says ha la ready, wlllinf and able to raiume hla long career aa "the .ir.-*i knu, fU U O A f pilgrim Chapter of the Florida poclety «f tha Daughter of Ameri­ can Colonials will went wlUl • luncheon at Palk RoaUurnnt om elalh St. In Winter Hnven. Bee«nations muet be made by Jan. 1 to Mrs. E. S. Hot ton,, P. 0. Box S&.1 at Wlntor Havon. I Tho Gloanora Claae of the Flrat Baptiat Church will have a month­ ly aoaolon at the house of Mr*. H, Wide Rucker, MO Valencia Driva at S p. m. Bible Study week at t :30 p.m. af First Baptist Church. Elsia Knight clrela postponed until Jan. 1*. The Lake Monroe P-1 A will meet at 7:30 p. m. ra. All members are 7t*0 purged to attend. *# The Horticulture chairmen of tho Sanford Garden Club WUl meet at 10 a.in. with Mri, D. E. Brubaker, 1001 Palmetto Avo. Tho CPO Wives Club will moot a t tho CPO Club on tho 8NAA8 for Installation of efflcoro nt S p. IM. The Sanford Junior High P—TA will meet at I p. m. with Senator Doug Sienstrom as guest speaker min Legislature. All member* are *urg#d to attend thii Inn orient meeting, The Woman’* Bible Clast af th* flrat Baptist Church will meet at . V:M p.m. i t th* home of Mrs. E. S. Bncoy 1310 Park Av*. Hostesses are Group No. Thrct, Tim Anna Mdler Clrela of tho Slki Oub will meet at tlio Club at S p.m, .4 WID8 MDAT Bible Study week at tha Flrat Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. Training Union Executive com­ mittee meets after Bible study, Th* Sanford Garden Cluh board s meeting will be held at t:N> a .a . in th* Garden Center. THURSD/IT Intermediate Choir rehearsal at the First Baptist Church at 7 p.m. 0 Adult choir rehearsal at tho First Baptist Church at • p m. Bibl* study week at th* First Bsotlat Church at 7:30 p.m. Th* Magnolia Circle of the Gar den Club will meet at 11:30 a. m. •nth Mrs. Harry Robson at 613 E. 14th St. for a covered dish lunch­ eon.. Election of officers will bo Arid. Gusst speaker, Mrs, Charts* Wilke. Corsage* will bo mad# by 4sr*mbari. Tha Central Ctrclo of th* Sanford Garden Club will meet at 1:43 a m. i t tho home of Mrs. B. W. Turner at HJ Park Ave. Mrs. B. C. Moore and Mrs, A. F. Collum as <•* tinitoescs. Speaker la Mrs. Frank Hill. Tho Allies Cirri* of the Garden Club will meet at I p. m. In Ihe Garden Center with hostesses Miss Ella Lee Kirelthoff, Mrs. Fred A p o p t, and Mrs. E. Anderson, Th# Dirt Garden Cirri# of tho Banford Garden Club will meet at t:30 a.m. at tha horn* of Mr*. B. P. Robison 1407 E. Second St. Following tho cession th* mem* her* will viilt the experiment ■tatlon The Cnmelll* Circle of th# Oaren Cluh will meet nt I p m. in Jit* Garden Center Mrs. Ed Hunt, _M rt, James Wlleon, Mr*. David WGatchel will be hostesses. Mrs. I. C Liekenen will be guest speaker.. The HemerocaUis Circle el tho •anford Garden Club will moot et 7:30 p.m. A covered dish supper will be served et th* homo of Mrs. Ctrl Und, on tho Old Orlando Shrine Club Feted With Dinner Friday At Mansion House Th* Bhrln* Cluh of Sanford was entertained at dinner Frtdaw night *t the Mansion Hops# tn n«B*rv Visiting officer! wer#: A. J. Thom­ as nf Orlando. Potentate: chief Rsbban, J. D Hill; assistant Rah ban, A. J. Thomason. Jr.; high priest and prophet. Glenn Ash more: Oriental guide, George Cochran; treasurer. Illlmer Has­ ten and recorder, Louis fltllsan. After dinner the following of­ ficers were installed by the visiting Potentata, A. J. Thomas; Harold Kastner, president: Alfred .Wilson, vice president; M. H. toonard, Ind vie# president; Robert Aiken, secretary and Robert Dean*, treasurer. i VFW Auxiliary Makes 1956 Plans Seminal* County VFW Auxiliary held It* regular meeting Jan. 3 and discussed Me active plans for tho coming year. Sixteen member* m*4 hi tha Legion Hut. Thro# new member* wer* Initiated; Mr* Edna Walters, Mra. Genavlevo Cook and Mra. Winifred Stiles. A bake sal* ia slated *yr Jan. 11 and bom* mada pia# and e«kt* will be aold In front of Boar* store. Hie Enlisted Men's Wives Club held its meeting at the Enlisted V V.;tv. th: A slon being called to order by the Flag salute and "The lo rd 's Praypresident, Mrs. Marilyn HalHy. er" was led by deotlonal leader, Mrs. Gladys Splckler. Reports of the last meeting, held Dec. 7, were given and treasurers report filed by Mrs. Rosemary Finnegan, The president. Mr*. Bailey waa oresenled with a gift of a silver bracelet by the club. Officers were installed and are a s follows: president, Mrs, J. F. Finnegan; vice president, Mrs. 'Ilsvld Gibson; secretsry, Mrs. Ar­ thur C. Russell; treasurer, Mrs. Mildred Hsrrls; and devotional leader, Mrs. James Splckler, |i After the installation the acaalon wea turned over to the new presi­ dent who appointed the yearly com­ mitteemen. They are, sunahine, Mrs. Henry Rogers; refreshments, Mrs. D. L. Duncan: devotional, Mrs. Jack Enloe; Sergeant at irm s, Mrs. James P. Shortland; membership, Mrs. James Allen; program, Mrs. Frances Desme; and howling, Mrs. Philip G. Hoslnl. Tim next meeting of |he cluh will be an Informal get-lngelher of Ihe whllehals* wives at Ihe 0 8 0 Build. In* on First St. and Sanford Avt. In Sanford Jan. II. tl'hoto by Jameson) Refreshments were served to the members present. ' c t—Sr ■bv* buitneaa." A month ago, ho waa stricken with I n t e r n a l hemorrhaging. Rushed to the hospital, he waa placed on the critical list. Ills con­ dition waa termed "very grlve" (or a number of ydays. Now ha's u|i and around, and there's even a smile Instead of his famous dead pfb. "tea, It was a tough time," he remarked at his modest bungalow In the heart of Los Angeles. “ But 1 didn't know anything about It. 1 waa fighting the antithetic when they put me under. Every lime 1 started to come out of It. I'd be fighting again. So they kept me out cold for four days. "They pumped 10 pints of blond into mo In 14 hours. Ten pints— that'a as much as t had In me, so you can see how much I lost. They cut a hots In my trachea so 1 could breathe and were feeding me Intravenously In my ankle. At one time I had six tubes stuck In me." Perhaps the reason for his amailng recovery was the fact that ha has rrmslnrd in good physical condition since childhood. Said he: "There's no doubt about it-my father and 1 had the rough est act In vaudeville." He continued his violent routines during his long movie career. Only two months ago. Keaton at *0 waa performing prat falls on a TV spectacular that would hate Jarred most younger men Into insensi­ bility. Despite his Illness, Buster said Saturday night at tha Sanford USO a "Tsvslfth Nit# Dance" was held with the Baptist Women re­ presented by Mrs, Graham acting as senior hostess, ** * Junior hostesses for th# night ware Mrs. Georgia Booth and Miss Robbie Morton. Coffee and cookie* wer* served to tho crowd attend­ ing. Sunday night s TV night was en­ joyed with the Baptist women atsln acting a* senior hostess. Miss Jesnrlle Cleveland. Miss T om . 111. 10. 1*50 Mary Julia Thursby, R. Clark United In Marriage Jan. 7 Th* All Soul* Catholic Church here was the scene for rites unit­ ing Mary Julia Thursby, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. William T. Thursby of Orange City to Robert Fey Clark, son of .Mr, anti' Mr* George T. Clark also of Or­ ange City, The ceremony, begin­ ning at 0 a. m. Jan. 7, was offici­ a te d over by Rev. Richard l.yon* Mrs. F. E. Roumillat was organist ami Dick Aiken vocalist. Against a background of green­ ery, basket* of Faster lilies and white gladioli were used as de­ corations, following a bridal theme. Given In marriage by her father, the bride was radiant tn a gown of riiantllly lace of full length featuring a bodice of Ure. Buttoning up the back th* dress waa accented by long aleevca coming In a point above tier wrists. The very full skill was of tulle ami satin showing deep point* of lac* tipped wtth rhine­ stones, The skirt terminated into a chapel train nf tulle and satin. Her veil waa French illusion sprinkled with rhinestones and falling front a sparkling tiara. .She carried a ninther-of-pearl tnlssle decorated with a 'iligts white orchid interspersed with bunches of lulu- roses Mis* Mary llaten of Grange City served a* maid of honor. Her dress of formal length fea­ tured a bouffant skirt, nf melon colored net over taffeta. On her head she wore a tiny taffeta hat trimmed with prarla, Mra. tlrninrd liar key, Sanford, was hridesmatron and wore * ■Ires* similar to that of th* maid of honor asquii In cokir, Junior bridesmaid was Uremia Thursby, cousin of the bride, Hire waa also gowned In aip'a In • dress slmiliar In that of the other attendants, , , Sharrnn Sloan of Deland, was flower girl and wore a dresa of pastel yellow In full length. Ai omul her In-ad was a tiny wreath of yellow rose* anil ahe carried a basket nf yellow rosa petals. , Theodore Clark, brother of the groom from Savannah, (in acted n* best man amt usher grooms­ men were William T . T h in s h y , in a brother of (he bride end Georg* Haten of Orange City. Mr». ^ Thunhy chose for her daughter*' wedding a toast faille dress overlaid with chentllly lace, walls length. A short waist Jacket was featured along with hrnnsa arcessorlra. Blie had a cor-age of pink ro«ea. Mre. Clark wore ■ gold tissue ■ilk street lentth dress with a shrug Jacket of black velvet. Her corsage was also pink roses. A reception was held Immedi­ ately after the ceremony In the Sanford Woman's Club, Rrldo* flowers were used as decoration* and the supple cut the tradi­ tional three tiered wedding reke. Tire main tahle was overlaid with a taco cloth. On each end were crystal candelahtas hearing burn­ ing taper*. Those assisting were Mis* l.ydfa Rankin, Tallahai'ee, pre­ siding at the bride's tahle; Mis* Georgia llaten, keeper of the bride's book; and Mis* Yvonne Thursby, sister of th* bride, West Palm Reach, presiding at the coffee table. For a short wedding trip Mra. Clark wore an aprlocl .colored autt of light wool trimmed In seed pearlt. She wore the orchid from her ht Jal flowers on her left shoulder. Th* couple will he at horn* after Jan. 14 in Orlando. Mr. Clark is a student at th* Voca­ tional school In Orlando and Mrs. Clark Is employed et the tele­ phone company. of Tomorrow -In Seminole High School Is Faye Colvin. •V.t ..V .iH u .... - ■ • * • “** a written examination which tested the homemaking knowledge and attitudes of eenlte girls In the graduating clasa. She will be an tered In competition to name this state's candidate lor the title of All-American Homemaker of Tomorrow and will also be considered for the runnerup award In he , Sb* * ' 1 *'**rd pln. de* l*n,tl b.y Tr fi,1’* 4,nd the school w111 receive a Bettv nlllvN” (?ood ,nd E**y {°°k , . . . . . . The national winner In the Search standing of th« American home and to emphasise through • sound icr.oiafxfup award psugrain uiO pO'i10iul qua|]t|( l aBg values necessary to successful homemaking. More than t lies,DM |„ Mholarshlpa will be awarded, r Eich lU li BeUjr Crocl#r Homemik„ of Tomomsw will’receive • gj.joo scholarship and an education. ,, , rlp * llh her (fhoo, Washington, D. C. colonial/Williamsburg, Va„ and Philadelphia. A WOO scholarship will be awarded |h< yunnerup girl In each state. The school of the state winner wUl receive a set of the Encydobedia Britannlca ■• ' > Om } J I V* s w i J s r j a s a K J 5 .“ sra r* i£ i'a s are sstgej/tast s i r T" " ' * pt“,d"' s sm s winner lest year and la enrolled 1 et Judioi College at Marlad, Ala, 1 Th* SO-rnInula written m UU bK \ lion, designed and Judged bp . Science Research Associates cl Chlcajo, which was given to aU participation In this dattotial search, consisted of queetfoitg which tested the student*' attitude and knowledge in the major Rreet of homtmaklng. . Each girl who eok th* test re­ ceived a homamaklng guide' that will assist her In purtuldf 1 thl career of bomomtklng. •>' ' Wedding or Formal Coming Up? JACXKT8 OR COMPLETE OUTFITS SALES R EN TA L 0 0 right tn eom forttM # fnrm al wear. Moot also*, hoy* too . . , any quaatl* NARROW BANDING OF THE SAMI BILK adga* th* elongated bodice and cufred neckline - of a Mollis Pamla cocktail dnee for winter wear. It Is dtslgnod la beige groa do Lomlrta. ty. m i n 's w ca N- 105 K. la l ST. PowerStyle CHRYSLER (psUiAnnah Mr. tad Mr*. W. L. Hughes and family af Gastonia, N. C. wore th* holiday guest* of Mr. and Mra. C. W. TUnor Sr. Dallai Turner, ton of Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Turner Sr. has returned to return* bit studiai aa a fresh­ Mr. and .Mr*. David Newberry man at Florida Southern Collage announc* th* birth of a daughter, Katharine Lea, waighlng a lbs. lit in Lakeland. ox. In tha Orlando Air Force Base Friend* of W. E. Ja meson wlU ho Hospital Th# young mil* waa glad to know that ho hla Improved born Jan. 7 at 3:43 a.m. aom* at Bay Pines hospital where k* la a patient. ANNOUNCEMENT Th* Camellia Circle of th* San­ Frlandi of Mra. Robert Cox will b# able to visit her now In tha Far- ford Cardan Club baa postponed nald Laughton Memorial Hospital. Its Jan. IS meeting to Jan. 13. All She Was la an automobile aeddant membera are atkad to ramambar recently. u,e Jsta chango- Announcing Now Office# With Barn* Phew* Hw Dr. Leonard Munson, Ph. 26 Dr. Wm. W. White, DDS, Ph. 1245 learn why it's today’s biggest buy of all fine tarsi It doeenT taka long to And out why Chrysler la winning the reputation as the performance leader of 1956. Just a few minute* behind the wheel of a big Chrysler Windsor V-S like this (mm will show you why. Suppose you are in th* right-hand Ian* on an oxprcaaway . , . four lengths behind a big truck rolling along between 35 and 40 mile* per hour. You want to past. You toe th* throttle and tn eight lerondt flat you're four lenglfu ahead of that moving truck and back in your own lanel That'a 1956 Chrysler nerformaneo. That'a tho kind of power only the "PowerStyle'* Chrysler can dcllvor. *. with ita gnat alrplinfr type V-H engine. And that's not all. Than'i full-tima PoworPflat Steering . . . Pushbutton PowerFUte, th* ulti­ mate in automatic tranamlsslons . . . and tho big PowerSmooth Brake* that outlaat other# 2 to I. These are just tome of th* etching new thing! that await you the first lime you pilot a "PowvrStvlc" Chrysler. If you're driving on* of tho other cars In Chryster’i price ctasa, by all means make a direct comparison now. Just 15 minutes behind the wheel will show you why it's tho biggest buy you can driva toaayl CHRYSLER iMISS SUBURBAN ...b y BELSONf Fun j!amour—Bill brlif, buttor-wf* e«* WfOiWy cut In “Starduif with taftaU Unini-IIIaltmo a blind 11100% wool and worttsd hand-loomed aidutivaly lor BCLSOH. Twanty lour ktchaa of hearty..j your perfect choice lor urban and suburb* wmnMHb * a -» - V " • ' Color*: Blip, Roiiom Pink, Whitt, M*bt, Mint, Strawbany, faun Kuo, Coral, Navy, Matlg CHARGE. ACCOl/NTB WELCOMES a u -—iLttMBI. | f| 1 C i tB K �REVIEWOf THE YEAR-By Aten Maver ritn a l primary concarni war* security and money. At drat, I (alt I'd be battar *(( at Dayton M .ro e # * aid*ring w ilt «*rt had wld about tha pro offer, I dacldad yaatarday that. I would aeeapt It. , "Ha coMlwad ,» e.U |at It w*i tha chance of a lUatlm* aod that ! had bad enough college exper­ tise# to tab* on tfca aillfnmant. H* fa t* ma tb* confidence to maka th* Jump.'' Davor* wflt ilsn hla contract and attahd a praaa eoafeionca bora liter today. It la aspaetad that ha probably will raealv* between $15,000 and $11,000 a year with a tbraa-yaar pact. At Dayton for tb# paat two y#an, pavora poatad as R-14-1 w o rd . , A club official aald Davor* wba aoufbt bacauan of hla prtvan abU* T.w»k,,l&* * - • H* i V tlte* Ity to hand]* player#,. part of th* Mama (or th* Eaglgst « s r S r fourth-plica tl* hi tha E aton Dlv|. lion laat aataon haa haan attrlbutad to dittonaion among th* •ssrsn* 2 "VS.5B?.-US TO,?."'AS.i. BajwattTdtBiiisB’fc Jim-n-Mor, ‘Aewevel, Deny se ­ Tnpptr, UuBIln Talent, C«MI M«*«. cret!, Caipi*. Hlar KU»h. Plint l-oek. t.'auMry C lp p ir.,T o ta l. Tfclf* l i f t — l/lO Mil* lira** ■ Pair tlywty. Johnny's nail. Ru*tp llun. O a l Min*r, Peril* Charm. Hpiit A B«i. Pllehtr Tall. Julep p*«r*h n**a — a/ia mii* o*■*•'** Mar Vou, Chap*/ Ball. Aiianii**. PlaraCal*. « * # lll Jack, laariat Lie. Mntckerntsie, .a il Man..' rink Haa* — a/i* mm* n r«a* w 'flnynl l» x v n . Uical Duka. MU* JuhIU*. J * rrr Pratlp, L.urky Pale*. Johnny D*rk. K>*lo, JUward of auni Nat* — a/ia mii* ora** n llun»*t Crank, Pior|*a pud*, C h axt. a u lor Cody. Coni K l*l. aiu4dv Plaid. Croaillm*. Mickey Hop. laaaalh Hat* — a/ia Mil* r.rad* C Velvat Apr»n. W'hlll* * Ac*. Lana *ia r T *t. Porky bud*. Ir* cm*. I’taeiaitl Mlraak. Uravol atrip. U<,h. hla M. Aallran. J in * tfolUr Amnjcn*. *>•«« JJayal. 0*Ui«an Ltd r. W»y. • Id* Vitlaria. Qua * Krill, Nuah J 4.. t f e .J * 1 f »"I Uh Jill. L«ad.r oiler, n n **,|x.r * niyi*. T rot* N*r* — a/a m ii * « , * * . n Krtrlovin1, Com m.n.l.r J w., % A ■•»uir. fu ll* * . Ik* N *|. larier; 5-*--- ■y TEE ASSOCIATED TRESS Jo* Olbbon’t dim tgad finger got Into aueh an affectiva et*U of rapair Utf night that th* Ifliilnlppi forward waa able almoat proton* ally to aacort Auburn’* Plalnamen from tb* on beaten raaki In South•aitam Confaronea baakafball play. Th# Eabal aca’a tor* digit, which eauaad him to tlld# from (Irat In man \V fifth • in th# conference aeorlni MARTACK V darby in on* week, waa not In ^ fi/CQXt* 5 evidence at tha MUilitlppl gym A t'fo Gibbon eoUtcUd M point* a* he r ” j o e x t/ ihtpherdad tha Rebito a 1 W tv t* TO triumph over Auburn. FfiPt to o w t/m + t xt Auburn’s Idat left four laama un­ ^ o N t n ax / ^ f / 1 r r *** defeated In SEC play. Vandarhilf, / r / J * 'KOMNfOH No. <4 nationally in th* Aiaorlated MAXgf rxiftc M*TOK/ Trot* poll, beat Georgia Tech TI M BY x o m BOBO o t t o f t to run Ita conference mark to SO; U W/R MiODLBWtMT Louisiana- State mada H two in TrruK ro t* U o r/Mg. a row In Wagua action- by edging Florida M-M/ Alabama kept pace with a SO slate hy trounelm Ml*aliilppl Stale IT-71; Kantucky (1-0) wa* idle Uit night. Roger llglar, th# rrmfarence *corlog leader, teorad 32 point* in lha CLEVELAND 8ROW.19 MAKS Bangil victory over Florida. Th* FRO PLAYOFF FOR 'O ta point that tank (he Gator*, how. CORSECUrn /g YE A R Il/tutt, aver, cam* on a free throw hv AVoit. SCAT i o s A M onet aubititiita guard Joe Fahey with Axiom** S . RAMi, 3a-l«f. LKAOOI 32 second* remaining. Florid*’* Battam n n t n caxnR xto b/ Bob Emrlek tallied 30 point*. official AvtoAot* - « » voonogtr m w h At Rochelle, Vindy’i ipldery guard, mada 14 free throw* and Sunday, January IB added I from the field for 30 point* Titusville Tides 0:03 a. m. 3:32 a. m In the onesided rommodore victory 0:21 p. m. 3:03 p. m over Tech. Bobby Klmmel netted Thursday, January 13 17 point* for the Yellow Jacket* Mnnday, January 1# 13:40 a. m. 0:35 a. m. and wrapped a nine-point blanket 7iHt a. m. 3:03 a. m 1:32 p m. 0:57 p. m. around the usually high icorlng 7:32 p. m. 3:38 p. m Friday, January II Bobby Thym, Vanderbilt guard. Turaday, January i t 1:1S a. m. I0:t3 a. m. Jerry Harper found the Mi**la- 7:52 a. m. 3 19 a m 1:55 p. m. 10:37 p. m. lippl Stale defenie no preuing A: 10 p. m. 4:16 p. m problem and etched a brilliant .13Saturday, January M Wednesday, January 15 polnt evhibltlon In leidng Ala­ 1:21 a m. 1:55 a. -m. 10:62 p. m. 4:33 a. m bama. George Linn had 23 for the • 45 p- m. 2:30 p. m. 11:21 o. m. 4:66 p. m. Crlmion Tide. Jim Aihmor* got 27 and Wayne Duncan 3S point* State at Georgia Friday night Thursday, January I t for State. 5:22 a.m . Saturday It’a Tulane al Tennessee, 11:25 a.m . No game* are on tap for tonight. — p. m. 6.43 p. m. Mlisiiiippi at Vanderbilt, LSU at Trnn*»*f* play* Georgia tomorrow Friday, January 20 night and Kentucky meet* Tulane Kentucky, Minliiippl State at 13:11’ a. m. 5:15 a. m. Oeorga Tech and Auburn v». Ala­ 12:25 p. m. Thurtday. 5:37 p, m. Miami ia at Florida and Florid* bama meeting in Montgomery. Ko *u LOS ANGELES ON-Lloyd Mangram, hla bank account fattened by H.000 off. bla fourth victory In a Lot Angetea Open, haa served a warning to hit brother profeslional golfers that he I* bark in •ound physical shape and aiming al furthar conquest*, Mangrum made It a atari lo fin­ ish triumph winning tha Lo* Angeles fiatura, beginning with two straight 55*. then a 65 and a one ovar par 72 that waa good enough to atgnd up at tha windup of th* 30th annual event yenterday Th* on* . time National Open ehampTtm, who matched the late, great Mae Donald Smith In win­ ning thl* one four times, plans to play to Ring Crosby’* big cl»mbaka a( Fabble Beach thla week­ end, Then hell play Phoenix, Tucson and tha Text* and Houston open* H plans aland up. he’ll re*t a hit for tha Mailara at Augusta, Ga., April 51 i "That’a on* tournament I’d like to win," Mangrum confided. Lloyd’s 73 gave him a 72-hole tetal of 272, breaking hy one stroke tha tournament record here set In 1035 by Jimmy Thomson. Mangrum admitted that he played tha last nine hole* a little con­ servative. He held a 5-atroke lead over Tommy Bolt and Jerry Bar­ ber, beginning the round, and five over Bolt and six over Barber after the first nine "You ean afford to play a little on the conservative aide with a fata- or five alrnke laid." he ex­ plained. "You ran’t take many chances on getting a seven or an eight on a hole . . . Boll might gel hot Ilka he did with hit 63. or Barber move In. Barber wound up with a 73 for 775 and Bolt, with two ataady but frullle** atralfht par 71 Munda. at 270. Th* oncatroka ditftttpc* worth I t .000. Barber coUnctad $$.• ZOO iccond'prlie. Tommy SI,Mi. Hartw-lck Whlddon nrown Powell Jarrett Scnn Johnson Betts Gllslrap * Ring Goldla Halllgan Houit Reynoldi McMurray Roie Redonhaugh Von HrobuliS Ifalg Hart Konlrkf Broom# Clark Bike Roundy Harvey Te»lo Soderblom Team Lance S B. A. • Powell No 1 Harvey No 5 Individual HR. W hiddan-m Individual H.T. Hartwick-321 Team H R. No. 1-755 Team H T. Lanc*-21M Marble Tourney To Be In Capital # MATINEE WED. & SAT. 2 P. M. • Trannporfgtion From Downtown Sanford D&Mif. fo llin A . GENERAL MANAGER M nM M nnnn Hy. 17 - H2, J Miles South of Sanford < ,, fU R N AT SIGN OF RED ARROW * Marti# ekgmptoia from 4S atatoa win gathnr seat June to camptto far the naUoaal marble champion•hip, H waa anhounesd today. Th* National.Marblt Tournameat It to be hsld bt Tallthiuae, 71ia event, apmtored by tha Vat•rani of Foreign War*, will be June 21-AS, 195S Nit B. Walker of Tallahiuea, chairman of tha National Tournament. at*l«d today. Florida State Unlvenlty win p]»y hoit to houitng the participant*, entertaining them In free tlma and giving them a dilute camput tour. Walkar today annouBcad a Steer­ ing rommltte# headed by Julian R. Alford, TaUahau*# attorney Thl* rommltte* will coordinate work of other rommllteei in plan­ ning and handling tha event Other members are *Dr. Wilton K. Doyle, vice-chairman, Stata Repreicntatlve Kenneth Rallinger, Lawranew. Reoiro and Jualan V. Smith. I t ... lo o k s but it's th e '5 6 & THI NSW I K AIR IPOIT COUFE-ooa of 19 hlqh p iltidlooklnq Chavrs/af i m r9* •nlng of tha naw Iharwia-WIUIam* lrtn ch , 11? South MtgMlI* Av* riday »a4 Saturday, Jtsuary IS, 1$ and 14, It waa shnauiuad today Vin. —■ ■ ■ > ■ ■ ■ ' ■■ ei » * — ■ ■■■■ m . i . p . I N ■■ si salntanl aammardal aitabllik- (r*a t* a ll h o m tu ak tri. bupar, kam -Tuu* Appllkay, a martU and InduiUlal firm*." On* attratUv* **ctioa of th* naw Xaahion I n buw* uacorauuu, will ba U*iuun*Uat*d fontlnuouily branch ia called * Color Utrvlca during tha formal ojunlng. Hy Cantor. U*ro tha hoaamakcr inny m *s*s *1 a m w twig rallaf, A nitudy a..wide laloctlon n( color plikay add* dUUncUva datigaa is alifi which «nthl* h*r to plan a cutur and dsalg*. dlatineUva color achim* for a"Tht brarch fasitirr.r k?th ax lingJ* room or. an amir* houa*. A*allakla are «oalaa a t tb* 5luitratlna bemiaukari, profi 11 ia full color. Another •»* In » la M*a. (a addition, w* boab It ebtl*d th* D*cor-AI<icr, entry a full lift* of flnlih** »n^ wbiebr prounta many comblna- painting ta*U and acrouorla* far tk* profattlanal pahttar. and w* will. rtovUn *pMialta*d prWnrt NnwOn.palnt hook, Th# ftnUhaa'fw Urol laduttry." Dtcorator, at* avallabl* W h o 1wouldn’t mlaUke thin handnomo now Chevrolet for n high-pricad o trl It lookn ntrlctly "upper bracket" with It*, bold ntw Motoramib styling . . . its Upgar* lower hood . its proud m w grllis that ■pins th* full front «n<L Evan tho details would. do credit to «n i expensive car . . . . like'tha aleek. hlgh*fsshion tsillfghts (the liift one hides the g u cep I). is*. But, evrn beyond the coatly appesrsnee of ita Fiahor Body, Chovy gives the high* pilcud cars a run to t their money. For it’s one of the few greet road eart built today 1 It bringa you the added security of nailed* down stability on turns ami lightning accel­ eration for safer passing. Horsepower now rangee all the way up to 2051A lt engines now have hydraulic-hushcd valve liftere. Of course, Chevrolet has safet&door latches In all modela. In addition, you can have scat belts, with or without shoulder harness, and instrument panel padding at extra coat. There’s a now Chevrolet just made for you.' So come in and highway-tost it. 525 1 •IS 1 U( 1 , 413 s 442 $ 44» $ 411 t 42* t at 1 410 s 435 s 427 s 414 1 411 • 41* $ 410 • $$r 45* $ 1M 211 > 1M 271 s 125 174 » 154 r o 1 11B ' • "KB 1 i a 332 • sis ISO s IN m • 35S $ 22* I 3*5 1 Wi« t 1 1 s 1 A A �3TY-? ' •’" • ^ " .v •" ;■—V.- •>£• •• ^ |:; i , » « l ^ * '’ ■ saw jiw * w if , i f I V t W m th A nythin* | K i W ir t* A t o r t t a b c In 1 CLASSIFIED ADS « W H . MTATE row BALI I I THREE Bedroom cement block C. A. WHTODON, SR. PHILLIPS borne, landieaped, hud wood floor*. 0 . 1. Finance. V, B. Oeogtae, Baby B. WtBUme Phone 817-W. 1U S. Park NOT A PROJECT! $7,900.00 NEW two bedroom masonry borne, dose tn. Oak floors, tiled bith. electric kitchen, dose to churches end schools, a real bargain, immediate possession. New 3 Bedroom, masonry, just out of City. 3 mile* from the clock, blinds, heater, and watar hiater included, immediate possession, 99,100, requiring aa low as 91,000 down, balance ltsi than normal rent. BUT — Home* e! Reel Individuali­ ty: Brittany Firm Home*, Early American, Ultra Modern, Conventional * French Colonial type*. BUILT On Large Landscaped the best ol neighbor- k&* __with ell the features ve dreamed about such you loted General Electric aa c a nd colored plumbing comp ; Another Dandy! 3 . B. R. modern masonry home AND tradable at reaeeaabla In top condition, iltuittd on 83X130 lot in excellent close-in location. price*. with the beat financing Home bee furred walls, full cera­ k with minimum down-pay­ mic tiled bath, and oak floor*. ment*. Kitchen hai beautiful cabinets, molded Formica sink top, and T h e Follow ing R atee n re now Wellborn C. Phillip* Jr. G. E. Refrigerator. An assort­ ill f ment of citrus tree* In back ll« Per Line for One I***^lj ^ , Since 1949, Sanlord'i Leading This home is one year old, Builder of homes for over l.SOfl yard. Ho Per Line for Three walking diitence to school, and _______je: Little Venice l i e Per Line for Five lawttoma people. Sale* surrounded by home* of equal A u p S Lin e for E eek 31 ^ n Loch Arbor. value. 11,300 will handle. Phase 1366 ***rtl MWIMUM RATE. Mo Seminole Realty 91,000. DOWN T. W. HERO Mi B. R. Ml Baths. C. B. Nicer W. DIETRICHS secttea of City. 973.23 per month. 1961 P u b Ave. PWee IT « 141 Priced to move at 9U.300. n j i m i H E D A PTS. LAKEFRONT HIDEAWAY 11.000. DOWN — 3 B. It, separata ONE-BEDROOM Cottage, mason­ ____________ Dining Room and Florida Boom. ry. On clean eemi-prlvete Lake. Kitchen equipped. Nice Nlc section.. 10 Acres of privacy and sunshine, tr* Mortgage. 3 miles from city. Awning type window*, brirk fireplace, kitchen 3 B. R. Fr., ** finished. On 3 acres. bar. $10,000.00 Rnllnway an d B aby Beds Excellent water. 3 acres fencid, 2 Acres Tillable. Other extras. TWO BEDROOM Concrete Block, 94,000, with 91,300 down. kitchen equipment included, large 92* X 103 lot Barbeque Avalon Apia. EffleJeacy. Phone $3,000 DOWN - 3 B. R.. Garage pit. earporte. Practically new with room and shower. On Urge t* w . Priced *7,300. with low monthly lot Including citrus and tropjril payment*. fruits- Total price. 39,000. No “ L ’S S S V ^ ^ i City taxes to pay! Close to Base THREE BEDROOM Frame eonana Schools. •tructinn surrounded by large lovely oak*. Screened porches for 91.300 DOWN - 3 HR, Asbestos summer comfort. Brick fireU1T-W. Slumtwerland Court. Siding. Kitchen equipped. Land­ place for winter pleaiure. Dining scaped. Flowing wall. Bar-B-Q room furniture included. Con­ EFFlClENCy Apartment SuitPit. Price 91,300 venient cerporte, desirable lo­ e able for bachelor or 'ouplo. cation *8,700. with term*. Steam heat private bath, show W. H. "Bill" STEMPER Realtor — General insurance . cr Covenienfly loeated. Across from Post Office, inaulrj Man- Gertrude B. Dlngfelder. Associate St' Comf+ay Gay Allen, Associate " uel Jacobson Dept Store Phene l i l t l i t N. Park Ave. NiCE rooms. M. weak. Ph. lQlS-W^ Phone 113*.A. B. Peter ion, Broker Associates • A. B. Paterson Jr., APT. for couple. «M.. alio * * » » « P. J. Chesterson. Garfield Wt|. downstairs. *11 Park.______ __ lefts. John Melseh. R. W. Wll Haras, Hasel M. Flald. A. C led * room bouse for 3 to 4 Furnished Doudney, Land Surveyor. months. adult*. Phone 1909. PRICED TO MOVE THREE BEDROOM, l t t b»th, MODERN Two Bedroom CB Home, masonry* Prlvite f*ikia Yiiriy • i cr Large Comer lot, reap yard tessnnil. Unfumlsheti, I93.M^ i Osteen-Enterprise R o a d , lVi fenrrd. City sewings, kitchen equipped, space healer, tile hath, miiiiWest. Mr. Wistrand. hardwood floors. Phono 327. THREE ROOM furnished Apart* ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED 3mint. 2300 MeUonvm.. REAL ESTATE WANTED BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED One Bedroom unfurnished home. from 911.200 to $13,000 . FHA ACREAGE WANTED 140. month. Phone 3T3-W, 11:00 • I have severil Buyers waiting for and VA (GI) Financed. S:(fo p. m. ___________ 3 In 100 Acrrs, preferably South art of Seminola County Cell Four Room Apt. Downstairs, ODHAM & TUDOR, INC -‘•ul C. Altman, Winter Park, F utilitlaa furnished, $37.30. 613 Builder* of Finer Homes for 27-2541 Collect. ^ Palmetto. (»o*-w.) Florida Living. THREE led n o m House, unfur­ Salas Office—3933 So. Franck Ave. nished. 943. menth. Be-deeoreUd. I ED-1-MIX Fbene 31W or 3980 Alio One Bedroptn unfurnished J « m i* ________ home. *40. month. Phone 273-W, n m Ave. Pboae 133a 11:00 • 3:0ft p. m. _______ _ W A N T AD RATES »sai ONE Bedroom House to couple. Furnished. Rt. No. 2, Box *74. WELL Loeeted, Three room fur­ nished Apartment. 960. Including utilities. 107 West 9th St.______ L ^ t i o i Mifnella Ave. Furnished three roam epertment. MO mutkly. Fiona 1673, Robert A. Whither luylng or Sailing, It will WOLUoti______________ _ pay you to lie J. n . BALL, REALTOR, Apts* l i t Elm Ave. Ph. 3933-W. FkMOa State Saak Building FURNIU4ED Two Bedroom house. "Cali Hall" Phone 1731. LOW ELL S . OZUER Bidder — Phene 1338 Officii 1*81 8. Orlande Dr. HAIWTO 10 SOT - S S A FROM Owner. I or 4 Bedroom House. Writ- Clyde F. Kearbey, P ^ -;^ ‘ elord THREE LARGE B fiftw ly AppHiMi Ciatw "Yew ew 9 Weitinghouse Dealer" M i^ W is k ir* Coleman Heaters 138.93 n 111 Megoolia Are. Pkeeo HIT. USED Eloctrie cola diXMfiav drink box. Good running condi­ tion. Ideal for boar store** box. Can be aeon at The Sanford Herald. 940. ELECTRIC Stove, three month* old, a bargain. lM Shannon Dr. ECHOLS Quilttop s e t . , Reg. 9U8. 1 Tred* m o o. (Twin or ------ . . _— Double Site) LUXURIOUS Foam Rubber Set Rei. . 8139. Trade . . . (U 8.00 KINO SIZE Hollywood Bed *0 X 80 Mattress _*0 X 80 Box Spring Headboard (Decorator Plartie) Reg. . *171.00 91M A0 CHOICE of Many Dlffarefit Butte* Bookcase Bed Double * Dreiser Large Mirror Mattress Box Spring enclosed aun porch, nstfo with IS ACRES barbeque grille—an older home ____ ______ Four Room Good TUedl Laid with 1 designed for gracious living. Meuse on psved road. Sin heavy 114,730. Terms baarini Citrus Trees. 112.00ft. BR horns. Price only 93,173 ni with good terms. Down payment 9400. $4*. munth To Help You Buy or seft Lovely 3 HR nearly-new home in 9119.00 ■eee L P yten. Brebir excellent neighborhood. Herd- ICIIOL'S "Day-Or-NIghfer** Sofa ■ B. Bendewen, As m wood floors, tiled bith. Very Platform Aocker Chair 1 ytL BTT1 - 17.81 et Biewethe nicely lendteaped Price: $12,100. Choice of Covering 9J.1SO down: $81.1* month. See 9119.95 * Nnw Home 17450 this one before you decide. Concrete block construction, nice ECHOLS CO. site let, paved street and close Lakefront Camp Silas. Priced from Comer 2nd k BEDDING Magnolia Ph, U32 to shopping district. Will be $893 to $713. Terms "Bud" Bamberger, Mgr, ready for occupancy In two Open Monday’s til 8 p. m. Alexander ft Stringer weak*. Location 810 East Fourth Real Estate • Insurance S tm t. Terms If desired Mrs. Lourtne Messenger, Assoc. Used furniture, appliance*, tool*, P*. 18 etc, Bought-sflld. Lerry'a Mart, Out from town — Two bedroom 197 Magnolia Ave. 331 Esit 1st St. Phone 1*31. — of land 'kemV’wlth 1 aere Ian* and bed 810,000 - FHA financing available. priced-»t 93,30ft. A Ur Window Sill* — Ltatel* feem“wlthTvTacres a/fand only Three bedroom home with 01k Flo* Bloeks — Cradle Blocks floors, ceramic tile bath, kitchen • 3 miles from downtown and Grease Trip* — Dry Walla. equipped, garage, fruit trees. priced at lio.ooo. Miracle Owcret* Co Near South side School. 36* Elm Ave Robert A. WUUuu. Renitor Ph. 1933 1EADY POR OCCUPANCY le y ■•«* Lnsdfniat, Aaweciate home 817,300 on Iskeview Phene l i f t Atlantis Bank Bldv, Masonry HEATING lot 90 X 115 with lake privileges. Floor Furnace* and Circulator* This beautiful home has 8 bed­ H. B. POPE CO., INC. rooms, 3 Ule baths, Florida ■ m j u e u H P * room, tarrauo floors, built-in 10* South Park Ave. Phew 1*4* ____pg top and oven. Terma arranged. r Furniture. Addt W& lg#droem two »snroem House, also eiso mew New . Typewriter*. Out- . . Three Bedroom Hoaie. Ph. 53-R. 914,500 Three bedrooms and FlojA.VJgV ' * ___ if|.,K.n rid* room. Ttrrauo floors, tile 9 THREE Bedroom House. Kitchen •OUlfpeo, ettir fan, panelled TV room. Call 2467-R. t,ath, natural btrch kitchen cabi­ net* with built-in cooking unit and oven, carport# and large storage area. Terma. Leurn B. Oiler, Broker SOUT^ O B LANPO DRIVE IF IT IS ... aik Cruefle ■I UT Seelfi Aluminum Venetian Bllnda Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail wtth pintle end*. Plastic or rayon Upea. Cotton or nylon 1 cordj. ■enknrtk Clone and Faint On 771 u m u w w tm d s t __ O S V - pdomsso ■,5 - SPECIAL SERVICES RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. USED FU R N ITU R E C LEA R A N C E TIE SANFORD HERALD -1 Eloctrirat Contracting and Repairs Tacfi. J*n. 10, 1958 1u 1 a*wMon** THE O LD HOM E TO W N Pa#« T By >STAN LEY. TV S*rrlce Center Bendlx and Crosley Appliances 112 Magnolia Are. Ph. 115 ENVELOPES, letterhead*, state­ Maple Club Chairs ............... $3.30 ments. invoices, hand bills, and Wicker Rockers .................. 83.75 p r o g r a m 1, etc. Progressive Cocktail Chairs .................. 92 38 Printing Co., Pbont 406 — 401 Club Chsirs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.98 West 13th SL a Bed ............................ $9 88 PLUMBING 3-Pr. Sofa Bed Suite ........ $24.30 Student Desk k C hair........... $9.38 Contract and rewvlr work. Free -arse Office Desk ........... $12 88 estimates. R. L Harvey. 804 Sanford Ave. Pb*o* 183*. Ump and End Tables . . . . . . $2.49 Dresser B a se .................... $3.88 P. M. CAMPBELL Dresser and M irror............812.88 General C e lm lot Chltf-o-rnbe ..................... $1995 "Homes of DlsUnctloo" Small Buffet ........... $4.88 Pheae 1441 l-Pc. Dining Room Suite .... $48.30 Hl-Way 17m Vanity with Triple Mirror .. $12B8 Metal Beds ............................. $4X8 Dining Boom Tablet ........ $14.88 S-Pc. Dinette* .................. 824.88 Drop Leif Kitchen Table* ... 83.88 a g fL u iiiirf W’noden Kitchen Chair* .... $2.98 Youth Bed k Mattres* ........ $27.88 Contracting amt Repair 1007 ssnlnril Ate. Phone 1113 EASY TEHMS Gardening Done Mather of Sanford LANDSCAPE Reasonable, .Mr. Clafk, Sol Park. 3*3-0$ K. 1st SL Phone 117 For Rent NEW \ Lorain Drag Line. Phone Orlando 26.78). ABMT-NATT SURPLUS It-n Pup tcnU, Jung]* hammocks, •leaping big*, alr-mits, jackets, boots, luggage, paint. 310 Sanford Ave. •1 VARIETIES PANELING NaUv* and Foreign Woods. See Them At Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Out West ink a t INSURANCE -14-n •tea to 1 Rat Policj ieyholders John WflHama Inn. W W0m Phot* 9411 IWwtag MacUeee, aia nepxlrteg 15 NOTICES AND PElfWINALR 13 S E n rb 1*4 8. Perk Pboe* I7«. C. E. JAMESON - Please call 1916 FOnD FERGUSON wtth 940 1013-W. tires .......... 4450.00 BRITT TRACTOR CO.. Biwav 17-89 South Phoee SOI 17-AUTOmOMLIM-TnAlt.Enu will par YOU to ice US before Internation at Farmal Super A it s«u buy. Open Evening! and Tractor Hyd. Ltll.v front atu| Sundays. back, complete disk springs Eiitslde Trailer Sale*, tooth and •pike harrows. Inter­ Palatka, Fla. national half-Ion pickup .l.ooo miles, perfect condition. Model BARGAIN! Pcerlejj Trailer and L 112. Both tractor, disks and Cabana. Park Ave. Trailer Park. pickup, like new. mono Van N. Marker, Mt. Dora 25286. FOR SALE — 1933, 42 Ft. "Travellitc" delux Hmuc Trailer. Two GAS Healers, Venetian blinds, Brdrcom*. Atr-condilioned, cir­ Drapei, Cornices, Three Fans, culating heat. Cost $6,700 Will Desk, Sectional Bookcases and sell for 13,700. Phone 1865-W. odd chairs. Call 26 before 3 p. m. For Rent or Sale — National Quality Rubber Stamps tra il Jr with Cabana. See Mri. Stock and Made to Order Dodson, park Ave. Tu ler Park. — 24 Hour Service — ■ . . - L U L - L . U . r LI—■ 18- AUTOMOBILE RHOnER* -H SEM INOLE IN D U STRIES 2431 Yale Ave, Phone 2962-J. CARS HEYWOOD Wakefield maple arm BOUGHT SOLD TRADED rhelr $26 amt matching rocking Roy Reel's Used Cara chair $20, Studio Couch $13, Din­ Sanford Ave. A 11Ih St. ing lable and 4 chairs *33, chestBOATS • MOTOR!) -U iif-tlrswrr* 95, Large reconl i e cabinet 98. Phone 2288-W. See onr new 1156 Model Evlnrudea USED FURNITURE. PH. 1014 M HOliSON S porting Goodn Evlnrude Sale* A Srrvlro REFRIGERATOR !» n i Ft L*rg< Phone 998 Freerer Compartment. Clean, .761 L lit SL quiet. Phone JM3-J. T.----- T T TELEVISION n io tv c a s x s u e T C e iO S T a rn x n a o o a xd»a*iura * jt * oaala Wal« ■af*ty n r it . Last * A lva r* C»rl*«n C a ra ltil w satasr-Nava-Baia. nindstva-ia n*n Xlnti • Carnar l/-n* r s n e tr Jnhn f a i r Nswa Llh irac* I L<* T t r t s Lira* Tfitt1 T asstrs Virsuds THaatr# . —. I :SI • la S <1 • :«* * !• t in • tt : i) 1il9 ls"a Via v.n« Jila r.sd akslten ia;Cit S<».e*» Uu«sitaa tSuO C cfliiraa fi U!#e Nawa-Bperli-Waatnae lt:»r Xtr. District A llaratg 11. ST B ll 1 Off w x n n iB ii saoMnnw 4)11 •111! ill K as Moraine th a^ i\n 5 sp iiin Kangaroo i mia Ts*i eattsrn %\0 Mtn-On Prnarana Xasum* » it N sw i.tVsalhsr 10 nn Mnms risnm ne mils ils r ry Mnnra 10 m frn ls Knvtrs 8b«v 11 "0 •rnn l.sntl of our* 11 XI Hiriks It fllrh a rrse a o e Valiant l.sity II IM t w - Funw rrunn- 1 ’beie Omdej* W H Lit, nt Llfs Vsar<-» lor TnmorroW 11 U Guilina LlaM i,aa J sr k P s s r a h » » Buy ytiur Furniture el Rerr; Wuefiioue* Fum., Co., at 901 W. t'la l,n. ■ atnfr Ifikeet CASH. TRADE-IN prleee 1 «n V lsirsrs Dl(*st let, St. All eatlonally adv. fur­ its MU for wed fonitur* CaU 938. Hnbsrt Q. L sw ll niture at warehouse prices. wltoofs-Maler Fansluuw Go. 911 R. lit 8L 21 LOST AND FOUND 21 1* HELP WANTED 1* FOUND IN PERKINS MEN'S A PAIR OF LADIES’ SECRETARY: Capable, experienc­ STORE READING GLASSES, TORTOISE ed. Phone 1451, SHELL RIM. OWNER MAY HAVE srra u o o x ii*a Tha R trts* *a«r BY PAYING FOB THIS AD. «>«• HA HELP WANTED (fee* ale M8A itJ a e ta a arasnxa LOST—Brown wallet tn vicinity of •ill WHITE GIRL for Leunderette downtown Sanford Driver llrense * s« TS vp at ltr taa h tR o*ook a t * work. 2307 Sinford Ave., Joe's Important to owner. Plume 903-W, i t s Mull" at TtanOem 1 no V, P. IV. Wee Wesh It. 1:04 D rtnina r>o A Clan* sanlae Muat* TWO-WAITB ESSES over 31. 29-H m nT IC A L RERVlCae-a <t*1a ____ Via - 1)haf In person to the SemUoIe Drive askslhall i l s n s In, 601 East First St FRIGID AIRE appliances, isles 9 10 gIraa Pancttlma 1 Hama tv 1ik Mnaia and service, G. If. Hi»h, Oviedo. saa lOfi- SALESMEN WANTED -1 0 ’ Fla. Phone F05-33I5 or Sanford in li t.srniss's Call Ta Praia* 1642'W after 6 p. m. 11:00 Sian off AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN wxn*nianAT MoAiani* Aggressive and alert, Sales ex­ o m e n niH urM -iw t - a fiM Mea on perience. Write Box SC (V The u r n s a 'i Call Te P rtftr Sinfoi^ferebL HAYNES Office Machine Co., j'nj P it s Braakara UWORE WANTED -U Typewriters, adding machines, Si} w Mtaem J u ts rs a : ^ • ^ jR e n ts ls ^ t^ jJ a i^ P h ^ M . n il i. sTsa O’alaak Q i t GOOD TYPIST desires work. Pre­ Nava ferably part-time. Box B, San­ 14- RBAUTT PARLOER -14 l i " Sparta At A OtAS** Jockar*a Chela* ford Herald. Me ---------Eve-Been Bexntjr Shop TAKE CARE ol child tn my home BEST In Workmanship a n d while mother works. Ph. 2389-J. Materials. Phone 583 MISCELLANEOUS___ -13 DM East 2nd St. - 9- ARTICLM WANTED -4 f:P l:*a iitk «itn *:t) • t* rhsnnsl Crossrosds Rig Parntt 1 in RIV glM*r *:•* s.nn • in fna Crnsbr Ir it M s r Dar asrrst Itnrm On Tour Account a m .7 aV Mtck«r Maul* Clut e m ic e x i ? sanr. • in Kceort P«ue C4var4a C4v k riin trla n d Phil gilvira Ik o v N»vy Leg Nava linn liin » nn xtsst Mint* • ■in Rs< fksltoa tniAn l i t . l l i Quiitina ia:*s I L ie Thrca Lire* liinn II O'clerk R l p A I m sx: »“«£.« *KSRM» •' III* » no MO tnion 101*0 11 in II on Hill II.in UiO in n 1:11 Vast Vcttirn Ms rais e eanv rapt. Kaitaaroe 0*sn H"Uis airlks It ltlrh Valiant Ladr L ots nf Llta Bsarrh ter Tnmorros q u ittin g Lig h t Dos CirlAek Rsport .lack Patr I tn L ots Btarr I nn gnat. 4 Lssrla ] in MnuaspartT t "0 B1« ■I f P4TAf f M s Rok C rn a lir *i#e 5? triehtar Dar RADIO n* 4i*S World At Thraa Manhattan BaraiuA* naeord Praviaw Taaa Tima ttaa * Tlaae i'll t ISIS p WANTED — Good home for Three Kittens. Box B, Sanford Herald. DRIVING TO OKLAHOMA CITY Friday, Jan. 13th tn a new Ruick. Take two or three passengers. Contact M. D. Marlin, Park Ave. Trailer Court. LEAVING Monday January 16 for Roswell. New Mexico. Can take For ALL Your Beauty N«*ds call Hnirlatt'a Beauty Nook Phone 971 103 So. Oak Ave. (Open evenings by appointment,) GET extra cash for artielea you 00 longer uae. Place your ad to­ day. Phone UOL LAUNDRY BERWICK One hour • Wash and Damp Dry One hour H • Wait Wash and Dry Fold FLOOR leading and flnlahlng. Finished Laundry CUaamg. waxing, Serving Semi­ Sanltnna Dry Cleaning Soathalda Laundromat nole County eince 1923. Baulk Side Foodmarf Bldg. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary. IH Kaat 21th SL PIups blag. Kreaky Heeling 51. G. HODGES P H w O 8RRVM7B -W Service on All Water PumpvWalJe Drilled — Pumps L L. SIR—Plano Technician Paola Read Phone 700 Phowe 3134. Rout* L Sanford ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Cell TOO Ralph Ray, 3130. CAN INSTALLATION of Linoleum. Car IfaJttgftLJBSgag otnrx. Beau. Super Post One mile South Phone 3017-W. ^peu. TUee. SanfottI Linoleum —Factory to T e e - 14- ABTKXRB rop_*ALB 137 W. l i t SL ft Tile Co. Phone 1917 NTERIOR and E X T E R IO R W lJ ffii’tiaiS: p“ ” SELL Anything With A Chutfled Ad JUST CAU Though I apesh w ith the tongue* ef eaest end ef Angela end have not charity, I am be­ come a* eotmdlng bruae or e tinkling cyaabeL — (I Carla- thisa* lSi 1.) Whet 1* e b e rity f I t te a friendly m ile , * kind word, en AxaeUsk act wbick eeek* no rt, t u n ; It le petlenee, end talarone* 1 it la firin g ef ontraelvas 1 it ie forgiven*** end forgiving t it <• conaidering tke feeling* of ethera 1 it U brotkorly Iota SEAT COVERS To Pine* A W sat A t For All Cars J m t CaU 1821 end n*k t e BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS CUSTOM FITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION Advortier* sr* f ^ n h l <• ttfy the Want-Ad DepAftwet l » ■edfately of any o w n M jhWr ids, s* The Sanford Bee*Id wB to reapauibla for anly «•* ’ StrickUndMorrison* Inc. Sanford, Florida Phone 200 P aul’* Town f t C o m lr r T. V. SERVICE 3 Hear Service *—Asytfai# Phono 18M*M Santee Call t.N NOTICE NEW PHONE NUMBER 1952-M N f|h ti 8184 Dayi Tad iuraatt, Palntlag JOHN M il ITIVINION, 19, yeftngeat sqn of Adlal E. Steven* •on, leave* tha Fim vant Hea* pltal In Chicago. His right knee la In a platter cait, but h t U able to balance himself on a cshA, Young Blrvsnson w u Injured Dee. 31, In an auto-truck crash naar Goshen. Ind., In which two of his fellow Harvard classmata* war* killed. Ha left by auto tea hit father’* home in LlbertyvtUa, sundphotej 111. flnternollonnl Soundphotef WELCOME TO SANFORD Naval Personnels Will You Bo Our Gu«fit? W# have leaied tom* , Roomi at the b*avtlful Mar-Lou MoUl Than Room* are avaUabl# Absolutely Free: For s period of 4 days,.' to Naw arrivals at OurZ: Naval Air Station ' A »•*• STOP by and Pick of YO&*> Xay at the uffica of Odham & Tudor, Inc. "Bulldara of Fine Hornas" 2923 S. French Avenue �mmm . j**i*; i *^4,*’1 /.: TTC SANFORD HERALD w .n m v ij’ STAitr_cAiMT a rt mam n o shot , A^VV< : OVUM I.ON(J v.'vW—M JON , " 1 9UVUM9 ' |* ’5jLif*f*’ _ J T o J oV t^ A C K *f k 5JU9TPUTAaUB ®IANT’' BCMEOB OUH OAN) '" ALlrf-TAR T A U tN T * T ’ W ORK L i v E \• rrs iR AciNttn*. rCH*|, r[,»¥M''n.r«t ’ THU PS &J* lli lO ft* RAIMAR.M- T T T tfc r rr;K rs CN MCK50 IP H u t TO VISIT ,1 PUT P lA N tT S TRAVEL AT e K R T O A C iPtlD! WHEN M C W O 'P a c i ! pv, W ( C O U P M T T W M m A TEW PAYS' PUT A W E tt A f TER IT PASSES EARTH, IT WCU.P T4*4 US MONTHS T O O K PACK.' C > * W E .'K ll C O U P take u s s w : e * 0 S TO WONdO t- 'N A! COUP 5! T»i i-CN v(s 1 »4,\< M[S N‘ ThJ ra*g •‘‘tSPCM V m sss »»:«!... AN-,.. A H '... g F V ri ; 5 ' --<& |f£3 w h o a , there , M ik e . _ 4 _ gu* Alcohol Intake Hits 7 0 0 Gallons Refugees Forcing Sons Into Marriage To Save On Rations i? NEW YORK Pjfl — M a r j o r l e taster.” »hc »aid. "I have In tastrlnn tamping trip*, and her current Plamp, a young choir sinner who*e about 20 to M samples a day of ,s a- Princeton University whisky intake for the last *evcn vshi shies in all condition* of aging — l<**ljne them for pro of content flavor, b«fly, aroma and color . j . n.nfr*inr year* totals TOO gallon*, I* no secret drinker but she has a drlnkinit secret. Every day, five days a week, year in and year out, she takes aboard an average of 2S tuo-nunce snifter* of bourbon — or about two full bnltles. Even the steadiest patron of the cup that cheers might wonder Imw a 5 foot-2 young lady weighing only 115 pounds could put down all that stuff and remain dear eyrd and steady — even If she camo from Kentucky (which *ho does! and had two hollow legs (which she definitely doesn't.) ' , ’ , ,, . a' unli*11J occupation had I CAino ti) — Palestine retuj.T "The taste test is indispensable any unusual effect on her? . . A whisky might pass a clicitue-ii"Well, if I have a cold I have **®” 5*,_ _ * _ * _*1® ,,.'rc’ ted perfectly well hut still taste | n|ei the samples pile Up until I ing their growing ions into m.*rrug* to save rations. mighty phoney.” ! , hake a and get my sense of smell \ Moil of lha 150,000 Arab rthi. Miss Plamp say* ih* never takes |lacj[ ■> ,[,c 'gees living in tha camps arc de­ _ tfink on the job and add* that There's one other thing. 1 used pendent on raliona from the United fl, a n u tter ol fact, a dislilloj j, nnr „f o,r hardest place* in the lo have a great deal of trouble Nailons relief and works agency „nild for a fellow to cure a third | « s*h _m> teeth Rut since I became A ruling of UNRWA says that it Ai'cc m e n three *ainp|c*. | * 'i - 'e r even year* ago I haven't my member of a family rant* f,avi. |„ my f,„,0 hurls for five developed a single new ravlly.” more than 15 pounds ($15) a minute*," she laid "I confine my j She emphasired, however, she month, the family will be consur drinking to purely social occasion*, wasn't recommending whlsky rlns ered self-supporting and not in j |„,Vc l a Odunk hinil. ing the t.-eth 3 time* a day a* need of ration*, In practice lhi> is That'* my rapacity " a *ub*iitnte for a visit tn the deu-!r*rrly the rase. Most refugee fan-|te*idr» requiring monnui'iilal list It merely has worked out that iHi** have as many as five to eight T h e a n s w c r 'li e s in M is * r i a m p ’ * children, and there may he the drinking rerrel She din>*n'i down srlf-cnntcnl, a professional whisky "ay with her. grandparents and a cousin or tan the stuff She merely iwlshc* it taster I* uniler mhrr limitations, The ration* are distributed in around in her mouth for a lew lie ran I for example, lake *amaccordance with the numbers of | sreends, th-'n spit* it out. pie* hnm< In hi* filend* the family, but if one member be "Ye*, all of it," said "Mar lone ( "Their are It government men gins in work and earns more Ih a ' firmly. "Every d ro p " around to check on thing*." »ae 13 pounds, the rations for th She is, so far a* *hr knows the remarked, whole family are cut off. world's only full-time lady whisky "I had to lake a great drat nt taster kidding when I first got Ihi* jnh Oflen the ration*—particularly if it i* a hiu family—exceed 15 "And I Imr the work — every but now mv ..n qi.ainl.inee* arc| pounds in value'. If a daughter or moment of It," she *iul "I'd be u*ed tn tt No my family doesn't son begins to work with a salary lost without it." mind After all. I am a chemist just over IS pounds—and aalarlet j Pnr the benefit of those inter* My father get* a hang out of it." rarely pay more In the Gaza area | es(ed in seeking steady (and *nu| liver the years Marjorie ha* l>o -the family would b« losing in In­ i,do have to remain steady) «-m come a reat ev|>r*l rsn bnurtvnn come, ploymcnl Irf lid* interesting fieldl1She denied thai the fusel oil In Mill, I'lamp offers liltle advice bourbon cause* the hangover one \ n innovation In refrigerator* it The one way out Is tn find I w ll^ f'hance played a considcrahh: role get* if he imbibes too freely , n.. lightweight ...... weight m-a-daer m-a-doer crisper for for the working son. One* Onca marriei marrleeP lo her own career. "You'd have to drink a gallon fruit* fru it, and vegetable*. It can be (he 1* considered lo head a family After graduating uilli s degree ami a hall of utusky st one silting lifted out from ih* door of th« now uf hi i own. In chemistry from a Catholic girl's In get a hangover from the fusel ^ i r r ' f a r cVnVrSunt p£p2ratlon college tn Louisville, she got a jolt oil content alone, she said, *ml! of a salad, or to the sinit for clean* Reran*# they provide good elas­ nine year* ago a* a laboratory ling 'Tin vnu know of anyone who ing Large heads of lettuce or tall tic strength and Impact resistance, technician with the Rrnwn Form in does th a f " stalks of celery can fit in it.A ehel. spring* made of alloy steels ara ,ii, „ ,, ... w ith in the c ris p e r p ro te c t* lo m a lo e a distillery. | Mi*. Plamp sing* alto in hei Bppi „ eru,h jnj and widely used in railroad and‘other heavy duly application*. i r u . a o o v » ftT o « r* puvmo VA64C*TlMOTMV INORCUB WiNTRTR. OUAJTTBCS I - m J ^ ...ypO M TH g BOAOCT^sl ti*u\ I , SORBy.'ltLHAVff / TO P u r A SK3N OM Of health Does h x r vtme. house he DAUJHTEDKSEOWAKXJNSI W ^ X S I N ha S M EASLES' Life Hasn't Changed Too Much CHICAGO, un-An anthropologist pays homa life among prehistoric hfogollon Indians of Wastarp Naw Mexico wasn't too fir different from that of todsy's modern white n an . ,. Then* prlmltlMp‘Indiana livivM# •partmenli, thrived «t • f*rm economy, were devoted lo religion ■ltd had Itchy feat. Paul S. Martin, head of tba IM psrlment of Anthropology of the Cbieggo Nltufil History Museum, •I J ter*) were borrowed from more were built with rock wall*. The southern tribes. compact village units contained 3 By the beginning of the Second lo W moms, Martin said. or Third Century DC . the nucleus of a civilisation had coma Into be­ Another significant discovery was a tiny eopjx-r hell worn as bracelet ing, Martin aaief. An exlraordlnary feature of this or anklet piece. It was found on Iho fledgling cu|lure was the pretence plaza floor of the village. II mav of religious buildings found lo the indicate that the Indians traded excavations A large pit house or with the peopla of Mexleo or the In­ klva was sat aside In each village dians of Soulhern Aritona. The restlessness of the people for devotional use even in lha carll ell Unas- Through the ages, while was evident in lha architecture. many other rultitral changes were Rooms were added or altered In taking plare. the rhurch budding sire as fancy moved the occupants, was always found In each village Martin sudbsa supervised (ha musaum's It gradually became more elab­ The Mognllont picked up and Southwell archaeological expedl- orate and larger. moved away ahmit 1350 A n , why Ilona for tha list 11 year*, llo re­ About 1000 A.I)., surface houses remains a mystery, ports that this vagr's work In the egeivillon* »A»r Msarva. NM , revealed important msHrtgl on which to build a chronological his Florida hai placed 039 persons under which we operate Is that tury of tha people whose history on He public aiiiitence rolltf wn have to determine if the ap­ goes hick to a beginning 5,non during Ike pest five months un­ plicant bis any relative* who are >Mr* •!« able to eontrlhuta partially or T i t reconstiuclsd history of th« der the heeding of "permsnently wholly to the support of tha ap­ and totally dlsaMrd", but the Mogcllon Indians begias when they plicant moved from Southern Arizona to nurd for determining Iho degree "Application f o r assistance o( disablement .it slowing tho tho Pina Lawn Valley arei.ind *■ under the aid to the permanently handling of thousand* of applica­ tabllshed a village many centuries and totally disabled originate* on $|o. Tbey Ifft Ihslr bomeUnd hf- tions, lha Slate;. !>fpertni«bt of U)e local level, where Ihe medi­ PUbUc Welfefa said tedgy. cglisa tha likes spd rivwrs w»re cal and Iinancjii needs are first "It Is net yet generally real­ dfylng jtp. determined. Bindings on diiabtll At first they miy has# lived In ized," said.State Welfare Director ly are subject to review by a Charles O. Levin, that In order slate review team rnmposod of a ■kin tanti and depended for food largely on lathering t«eds, nut*, In nullify for asslstadca under physician and social worker. We berries, hglbs and hunting smsU Uux program, the applicant mutl started out with one stale re­ game. By about woo B C , MatHn ha 'permanently and totally* dis­ view team and hsve Hen able safd, Ih* Idea of farming eorn, abled. A considerable number ol to add another team In recent paraons may be totally disabled. weeks. These teams, when nrccibean* and squaah was adoptid. Lql"Similarly, a considerable num­ sary, must refer back locally to er Idaaa of making pollery and buili)lt>t pit houm (reUgloug ,c*n ber may ho permanently dis­ specialists to determine tha na­ abled without .aatp i1totally dis­ ture and extant of the impair­ abled. Only a relatively few peo­ , feeralts, the great Athenian phi* ple applying may be both per­ ment and to estimate lha chances leiopher, wrote nothing. Our talar* manently and totally disabled. Ol that the applicant may be bene fltrd by treatment to reduce the inat Ion about hli personality and number, each Individual case degree of disability, doe trine comes chiefly from the this "This new program, which be­ werki of Plato and the "Memora* must be checked carefully, not only to protect Uw applicant gan July 1. has increased the blJl*” of XoaephoBagatast tha designation of being burden* placed upon our already elaialfiad aa baiptaaa, but to pre­ overworked social work staff by vent the possibility of fraud. *WI OID increasing the number.of investi­ "Aa long aa th a n U any hope gation* they make and the decis­ that • disabled person may ions Ihey h*v# to reach, somehow be ma^a cither, partially "At iim present Ume, aaiare l l ' ttlf'iUDDortirisf. we schedules tar- social workers are qeu u ie .to tlaiilfy. the Individual so low — a* compared with some any die ms- other states bidding for thpse permanently and totally1 ahled. Such a classification cation (If scarce professional peool* — thatapplied' only after extensive naive in- we are un|h!e In maintain our pre­ . liep of th* <tef* •yeve>l* sent authorised staff, much less so ,otk«r -apterer. ■ , ; expand our actlvttlai appreciably 819 "Aaothar. feature M the-taw ta this new field,"-- Totally Disabled Lilt Is Growing Why You enjoy extra months of ownership at no oxtra co*t when you step up to this K IN G -S IZ E D O D G E C O R O N E T right nowl Now Is lha time of your llte to moke tho buy of your tlfel Whan you buy now In­ stead of waiting (or Spring, you get a bonus of e.stra months of ownership that don't eoet you a thing. You get tha asma high reeala value when it'a time to trade, trhrthtr you buy n»i# or in tJU Spring/ Why wait! _ I imm ■■Ml. ■ 9 W aitTill S prin g ? BIG You’re money ahead 3 SOMKTHINO HAMINIO IN THI with tho car that's LOW MtlCl fllLDI tar ahead In styling and tealurott This big '5bThis full-eize, full-atylrd, Dodge, Coronet is built to full-powered Dodge Coro­ Irrp rmift of tli r<iluf. It’s net Is pry-d down with tha ahead of the field with email cure. And it brings p u s h - b u t t o n dr i v i n g , you tha "Magic Touch” of w orld's record-breaking Dodge push-button driv­ V-8 engine, safety feature*. ing: Surent, wriest, aasirnt It's the King-oua buy of way to drive you'vo e v « 2 tha year.________________ knownI New'66 DODGE Vatao Itodar of tho Forward loot •_______ L_ tadi* Dealers (neseat: Dtrey Ttenas In *¥tks »»m for Oodcty.” Bid PsrVi M“Brnk P*s Bank,’ TN Iswrmea w»fk Stew-id M ABC-TV E. 1ft SL SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, Inc. 101l> ’VT*&&&*’? �wmm ♦f ^ ■/*«; • ■*•***j vUiK ' llilf f e . . . �h iH ■ ■ ■ ■ •vr " s W - ’- S . ' f ; . *. Ji, ***, j v • •• • . : *. , ' • »f t mmm m m tm tii :■ X.&XhIi r ' - 1( jj r Irr f r 1* ■» - *-r*1 ■■ �W eather Continued fold #«d *l*«f t# partI; cloudy throuih Friday; high##t today 53-61, lowtat Friday ■ •raIn i 3.1.10. S A N F O R D . F I.O B ID A T H U R S D A Y . J A N U A R Y 12. IflSB A n w c litf d Prfw> W lra County's Death Toll Numbers 8 "Alias New Sales Office Carlton Withholds Sentence Is Established, Says Fred Ford j |>AMK11 ONB ARMKn tlOl.FKK J tmmie Nichnli make* a drive from the ffrit tre of the Mayfnlr Inn’, Samfnola Country Club golf cnuiaa m art txliihiUnn match pl"Ved yesterday. A clinic wa, lirld pttor I to tha match. (Staff I’hoto) j Farm Operators Are Asked To File # # «* ft • FSL D ir e c to r s P la n M e e tin g H e r e J a r i.2 2 Director! nf of tha Florida S ta te !-----------------------------------------Stal<Lcague will meet In Sanford on | January 22 at the Mayfair Inn, ar1cording lo John Krider, president, j The meeting U elated for noon with a luncheon preceding the [ business session. According to Krlder, the meet i ing has hern railed in order to complete the reorganization and to let up Du league. Team* l« have rcpreicnlntivei PENSACOLA IP— Nall tonal here for the important discussions will Include Daytona Hearh, guardsmen kept wall'll today over Gainesville, Drlanrlo, SI. Pelcrs an uneasy quin .il ihr (Jirinxtrand burg, and West Palin Reach. Possible representnliici from Corp.'s big nylon plant where sev S.tnford, and Lakeland v. ill be at oral persons have hern beaten hi a dispute over rniistruclliin labor the meeting. Also seeking admission to the j About Jon giiardsnien arrived league and with representative! yesterday at the order of (!nv. Colat the meeting will be Tampa and lins and dispersed about 250 pickun# olher team. , 1In inilton I; Hardee 7; Hendry I; Hernando 5; lllgbiattds K; llnlniei C.; Indian Biver <1; Jack* sou IS; Jefferion ti l.*fayett« 1; lee 10; Leon 12; I.evy 11; l.ll»erty 2; Madison ti; Manatee 8; Martin lit; Monroe lb; Nassau IT and IBaloosa It. Okeechobee fl; Osceola II; I’aaco 12; I'ulnam 8; HI. John* P; St. I uric il; Santa Tlota fl; Sarasotn II; Sciuitiule H; Sumter'7; Suwan­ nee .1; Taylor 12; Voluiia 17; W». kulln il; Wultuii 10 and Washing, ton 2. No death rountln In 1054 wera I.ufuyi'ttr, Gilchrist and Okee. cliohee, neither repeater! lait year. rren v Ford, m.m.icrr n I Amrii. hi National Fonda, Inc . in Sanlord, m ealed today that new supers l.lng and mcrrhnndixing of fire It.11 hern established which will lie of major importance ami brnrili in growers, ihippittc fruit a and vegetables a* members oI American National Fonda. Inc. Ilf Mated Ilia headquarter* o( thl« new office util he in Chicago and i%III operate In addition to Amrrean National Fonda* Chicago Terminal Sale* Office. Charles U. Harley, Manager nf American National Food*’ Detroit Sttpcrviiory Office, ha« been pro­ moted to OlMrlrt Sales Supervisor and will tuperviae terminal sales operattnni, and promotional ant! merchandising aetivillea, (mm Hiii new office. The following stales will he un­ der Harley ’• supervisory juris­ diction: Alabatna, Arkamaa, IIllnmi. In,liana, Iowa. Kamat, Krn- [ lucky, Louisiana Michigan, Minnrsoln, Mississippi, Missouri, Ne­ braska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas and Wisconsin. lie pointed out that Harlev will be working directly undrr AST's Terminal hale. Manager In New York and In conjunction with the supervisory office* in Ihislon and l.os Angdrs, and that this is another step in American National Foods' puliry to mora closely co­ ordinate sales merchandising, ami promotional effort* for the benellt of growers, shipper*, receivers and customers. James D. Robinson Britain Speed --- - V .IIS S IM W J/W K S H 'iy n;~- i- t i * -* -----------Dies In Toledo, 0 . 2,000 Paratroops .Times D Robinson. 17. died at A _ C L « . u H t C r s r r n hi. home in lolrdo Ilhln. Hatur A S j f l O W L / I r O K U dav after a short illness I LONDON (P—Britain hegar It.on Fill : tula in libuinls .periling some 2 oou paratroops to low II, lie bail lived In '''ulpilii ful u an| Cyprus today a» 1 show id •be past nme years. He vr,i* a ,i,ength in the leu-r Middle i < I l"eniber id the I'll -t Hapii-i Dupatrh of tlv> airborne 1 rr t'huicti lim e He had fornierlv ^ rig a d r" to Britain's Middle l ast lived m Sanford ami was a veteran .headquarters on Cyprus came of World Wai II amid import* 'lie government was Mirvivn,. include hi* father. „ )n, l(|l,ring .lovslmg down lump I Bnbinson, Leesburg; hre- pvi|CUJ||,on, flom ,l,e Sue, C.n.il luirti, i »it *i I<I ftnmnviri, MarU'lta, ,nno .because of the rest!......... . L a . and Hubert Robinson, will, ln, " 'r . * '” ■ the 1 S. Army In tiermanv; three Hlant lianspe p' slslers, Mrs. Dal llateh. Miss fT ry ^ g the special combat group ( am i)n Robinson, Sanford, anil eastward t h r n u g i l01" r# n Mrs ' Mildred Waldron, Toledo, vIsurrfs In rrinforrr Britain • estl Ohio; and one niece. Dolly Hatch "'»<«"< B*rrison on Cyprus of lot).of Sanford. 000 iw n. m*"v "f whom are lied Funeral ‘services will be at ,2 down hv di*urder* arising oat of P m. Saturday at Brlsson Funeral [demands for union of the Island Home With Dr W IV Brinks of- with Grcere. firi.itinu Burial will bo in F.vor | Tlie glam airlift Is due In he griM-ii Ceimdi ry. ‘mmoleled hv i«i.<«rr..-» I J)r. Clarence W. Jones, pre.i. I drill of the World Radio Missionpry Fellowship, i elated the re|Miil in a radiotelephone Interview with Dave tiarroway of the Nntinu.il llrondraating Co., terming It "tlie best word wa'v# had In tha last few day*.'* Jones said tlm mMl were sighted Ut* yesterday by a local ronunerelal pilot who photograph­ ed them. They rould rot ha Iden­ tified from the photographs, however. He said a IT. 3. Air Force resruo helicopter which ariivrd vcsteiday at Shell Mera, Ecuador, head­ Sale* ,tai enlleetiopi during quarters for th# synrrli, would fly December (on November salrs) over tha spot to invesllirnil i t another new high for this fis­ cal year, amounting to $<i,7tO,M77 Guild Of Organists #11 increase of 1112,7.12 over the cnltections during la ,t month, November, (on October tales) of St.297.i14S, tha prsvtaua high for this fiscal year. ------------- - . . - . * * * • • S 9 I I V N *' Monthly sale* ta f collections I Sunday afternoon, Jan. IS, al < should b« aven higher In Ihc com­ | o'clock *1 Ihr First Melluwlisl ing nionths, reftretlng «aln dur- ; Church in Orlando, fat -h. log 111# Christm*«-New Year's *rd Mora Ilian 400 singers rrprr itfourlst seasons. In past years, the "largest sale tax collections have seidins elimr* from Central Flori been report#I during the mouth* da churches will present a pro grain of llyrnn* to Live By and of January to May, reflecting In* I Hymns of Drnlso. cteases In retail sales of the The congregation will hava an month* of Decemher to April, considered the height of Florida’s rpporlunlty tn partirlpate in sing­ tourist season. From all present ing many of the fine old and new indications, this trend should con­ hymns that will he used in the tinue and may very wrll la-Her program, There will lie Ihree Sanford previous rernrds, as all reports .to this office Indicate inrreaied ehmrs represented In the massed D^atail sales and a successful tour­ choir. 'Hie Chanrel Choir of Ihe First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. ist season. George Tnuhy, minister of music; Total sales ta r collections for tha first six month, nf Ihl. fiscal Ihe Chancel Choir nf th# Holy year, (collections from July to Dee- Cross Kpisropal Church, Jesse ember) exceed last year', collec­ Rnnkhartll Jr., minister nf music; tions for the same period by 45,- and the Chapel Choir of the Christ­ ian ami Missionary Alliance 245,176, an increase of 11.48 per Church. Mrs. Guy Bishop, minister ■tent. Six-mmilh* rollections this I of music. J^ear tola) $17,093,403 as agaln-t Collections of $31,844,237 In 1PM (This- tponth*! collections of $ 0 ,.. 40,377 exceed collections for the gam* month last year by $797,497.) This substantial Increase I* due to a combination of InrreaseJ enforcement, legislative changes in tha sale* tax law, and th* out- ; ■landing economic growth of Florida. December ealrs ta* collections In Hemlnnl* County totaled $21.8CKN8 from th# Rpanlsh one-«et play, “ Without Word*'*, 449.01, an Inerwas* of <918.97 lend th# funeral which will fc# h#)d TIII8 •hnwi Nancy Lofgren, of Bradenton, who protends th he deaf, Verdict Revealed Late Yesterday Boyd Bennett Here T o- V is it F a m ily A nalionslly known singer, whoso Inune Is in Sanford, and whose recordings have hron listed among tlie lop Ien, vislled here .luring a combination business and pleasure trip. The Jury hearing th# testimony Near nffi, ,m wi I be opened !<v lliiv.I Beiinell, son of Mr. and inorroie at I Jim F. Second St , op- Mr» J. II. Honuetl, arrived here tluough the two day trial Incltidl #d: James Hyrd, W. L. Harvsy Jr., posit,, ibe Henilmde Memorial Hos­ Tuesday and leaves today to rejoin |j F. W. Uistlin#, F. J. Bendar (forepital, for Ihe practice of a Sail- to* orrheatra, and th continu* tits iranj, John B. Crawford, A. C» iMonie. II. B. Bourquartlai. .1, 0 . ford physician and dentist. TV appearance* in laiuisville, Ky., < lin t, J. A. Chalkley Sr., Maurey Dr. I.coliaid Mull ton vi lime o f­ and Indianapolis, Ind. Crews, Lewis M. Colson, and J . fices have been Imaled ill 'tie Bennett Is the author and record­ R. Ervin. * • Tourhton Building on Ibe second er of ".Seveiilrrn" which hit Ibt The Htat#, throughout Ra pits floor ai f i r s t St. nml Magnolia A vb., nml f>r. William W. White, lop Irn In tho music world. He re­ to tha jury, asked for # P in t D#ilenllst. whose offices have been run!.* for King Rerurds with whom grr# verdict. Tha manalaughtar charge niay possibly carry a aen. Inraied a t llJAfl South Dark Ave. ho ha. an rxcluxlv# rnntrarL tene# of from on* U twenty year#. will move In the modern nun story Another nf his recordings was In the upper brarkat of popularity lone, receiiily. Tho most recent was "My Roy Flat Top.’* Ilennelt Is In Sanford to visit Ills parenls ami brother*, Bob. Bill, and John, as well ai Oliver and ' Bill (lam e. The voting recording artist, who I Is man ted and has tbrro children, I plats Hi* drums In hi# orchestra and sings. He ha* been heard on many occasions as snllst on his recordings. 1 He say* that his latest recording ■ will be released next week hy King t Records. Il is "I'artnera For Life" with •Must Around Th# Corner" j on Ihe flip slda. Pennell make* his headquarters ' In laiulsv die, Ky. I Dentist, Physicia To Open Offices In New Buildinq Conner President Of Citrus Mutual Succccdinq Murray LAKELAND CD Vernon L. is Ih e lie n p r e s id e n t n f rtnrlda Citrus Mutual. H* nss rllnsrii yesterday tn succeed the lata Perry W. Mutray, Polk County legislator w h o was killed Ip an automobile ac­ cident Dec. 12. Funner, whn ha* been secretary • lure 1050. wn. replaced lh that | post bv (J. Fianklin Waid of, Avon Park, An early promoter fur Mutual. I Conner ba* been a director sinra flti~fmjndlog.---------------— j Mutual lias about 7.000 grower member* who rals* about 85 per Cent nf the citrus productil In I Flotilla. It I* ■ ronperallvt. Conner, 53, wa* horn In Ylt* glnln. lived for a while In Okla­ homa ami retiimnl to Vlrglni# when he managed etor#* for th# Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. II* founded hi* #wn fault proai— fo rm e r Mo. Thl* play, pinducrd hy Ilia. Bpeerh Department at Ktetann Univeriliy, will b« given at 7:20 Friday, Jan. 20, at th# Sanford Ittiw ii* Clttk A 12-man circuit court Jury hnnded down a verdict of guilty In the murder trial nf William Oirar McKendree, The verdict came In lata yasttfday afternoon after a two day hearing with Circuit Judg# Va mr Carlton iltllng on the bench. MrKrndree, natilly dreaaed in ■ liKta aerga ault and dark He, aal rtnlrallv throughout tha trial, »#lilnm turning away from tha da* feme table to look Into tha ail* dlrnre that filled tha courtroom a t timea. However, during period! af ra­ rest, hi rhattrd with hy*tandar« and with I '• wlfa and two imall children who ta t throughout tha two-day trial. I Judge Carlton withheld Mn« truce of MrKendret whan tha v*r» dirt wai returned ynterday if ta r 5 o'clock MrKendrtb was represented a t tha trial hy Attorney Tom Watson, of Orlando as rhief counsel in ii Attorney Mack N. Cleveland J r. of Hanford. Tha Stale was represented by Htala’s Attorney Murray Over* street and Assistant Slate’* At­ torney Voile A, Wllllami Jr. The murder charga itemmed from a Jon* 9 shooting of RKeith Cochran, a representative of Armour A Co. la this araa. which took piece In tha lV-tfl Tavern of Anatta's located J a il south of Sanford. Witness## for tho ,Stat# Includ­ ed Richard Chalatto, a part Mm# employ* of Annettsa’t lively# Thompson, a companion nf lf r Keiiilree'a at th# lima of tha shooting; Doris Allen, owntr of the nightspot; and John ft. La#, who wns In tho tavern a t th# tlm# of th# shooting. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 10, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 10, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 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/d46fe58126130795b7070dc4273291df.pdf c39aa63af91a360f0b8b5cde37275dfc PDF Text Text h iH ■ ■ ■ ■ " s : ' •v r W - ’- S . ' f ; . *. Ji, ***, j v • •• • . *. , • »f t mmm m m tm tii :■ X.&XhIi r jj ' - 1 ( r Irr 1 * ■» - f r *-r*1 ■■ �Weather Continued fold #«d *l*«f t# partI; cloudy throuih Friday; high##t today 53-61, lowtat Friday ■•raIni 3.1.10. SANFORD. FI.OBIDA THURSDAY. JANUARY 12. IflSB A n w c litfd Prfw> W lra County's Death Toll Numbers 8 "Alias New Sales Office Is Established, Carlton Withholds Sentence Says Fred Ford j |>AMK11 ONB ARMKn tlOl.FKK J tmmie Nichnli make* a drive from the ffrit tre of the Mayfnlr Inn’, Samfnola Country Club golf cnuiaa m art txliihiUnn match pl"Ved yesterday. A clinic wa, lirld pttor I to tha match. (Staff I’hoto) j Farm Operators FSL D ir e c t o r s P la n Are Asked To File M e e t i n g H e r e J a r i .2 2 # # «* ft • Director! of nf tha Florida State!--------------------------------------Stal<Lcague will meet In Sanford on | January 22 at the Mayfair Inn, ar1cording lo John Krider, president, j The meeting U elated for noon with a luncheon preceding the [ business session. According to Krlder, the meet i ing has hern railed in order to complete the reorganization and to let up Du league. Team* l« have rcpreicnlntivei PENSACOLA IP— Nall tonal here for the important discussions will Include Daytona Hearh, guardsmen kept wall'll today over Gainesville, Drlanrlo, SI. Pelcrs an uneasy quin .il ihr (Jirinxtrand burg, and West Palin Reach. Possible representnliici from Corp.'s big nylon plant where sev S.tnford, and Lakeland v. ill be at oral persons have hern beaten hi a dispute over rniistruclliin labor the meeting. Also seeking admission to the j About Jon giiardsnien arrived league and with representative! yesterday at the order of (!nv. Colat the meeting will be Tampa and lins and dispersed about 250 pickun# olher team. , 1In inilton I; Hardee 7; Hendry I; Hernando 5; lllgbiattds K; llnlniei C.; Indian Biver <1; Jack* sou IS; Jefferion ti l.*fayett« 1; lee 10; Leon 12; I.evy 11; l.ll»erty 2 ; Madison ti; Manatee 8; Martin lit; Monroe lb; Nassau IT and IBaloosa It. Okeechobee fl; Osceola II; I’aaco 12; I'ulnam 8; HI. John* P; St. I uric il; Santa Tlota fl; Sarasotn II; Sciuitiule H; Sumter'7; Suwan­ nee .1; Taylor 12; Voluiia 17; W». kulln il; Wultuii 10 and Washing, ton 2. No death rountln In 1054 wera I.ufuyi'ttr, Gilchrist and Okee. cliohee, neither repeater! lait year. rren v Ford, m.m.icrr nI Amrii. hi National Fonda, Inc . in Sanlord, m ealed today that new supers l.lng and mcrrhnndixing of fire It.11 hern established which will lie of major importance ami brnrili in growers, ihippittc fruit a and vegetables a* members oI American National Fonda. Inc. Ilf Mated Ilia headquarter* o( thl« new office util he in Chicago and i%III operate In addition to Amrrean National Fonda* Chicago Terminal Sale* Office. Charles U. Harley, Manager nf American National Food*’ Detroit Sttpcrviiory Office, ha« been pro­ moted to OlMrlrt Sales Supervisor and will tuperviae terminal sales operattnni, and promotional ant! merchandising aetivillea, (mm Hiii new office. The following stales will he un­ der Harley ’• supervisory juris­ diction: Alabatna, Arkamaa, IIllnmi. In,liana, Iowa. Kamat, Krn- [ lucky, Louisiana Michigan, Minnrsoln, Mississippi, Missouri, Ne­ braska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas and Wisconsin. lie pointed out that Harlev will be working directly undrr AST's Terminal hale. Manager In New York and In conjunction with the supervisory office* in Ihislon and l.os Angdrs, and that this is another step in American National Foods' puliry to mora closely co­ ordinate sales merchandising, ami promotional effort* for the benellt of growers, shipper*, receivers and customers. James D. Robinson Britain Speed --- - V .IIS S IM W J/W K SH 'iy n ;~ - i - t i * -* -------------Dies In Toledo, 0 . 2,000 Paratroops .Times D Robinson. 17. died at A _ C L « .u H t C r s r r n hi. home in lolrdo Ilhln. Hatur A S j f l O W L /I r O K U dav after a short illness I LONDON (P—Britain hegar It.on Fill : tula in libuinls .periling some 2 oou paratroops to low II, lie bail lived In '''ulpilii ful u an| Cyprus today a» 1 show id •be past nme years. He vr,i* a ,i,ength in the leu-r Middle i < I l"eniber id the I'll -t Hapii-i Dupatrh of tlv> airborne 1 rr t'huicti lime He had fornierlv ^rig ad r" to Britain's Middle l ast lived m Sanford ami was a veteran .headquarters on Cyprus came of World Wai II amid import* 'lie government was Mirvivn,. include hi* father. „ )n, l(|l,ring .lovslmg down lump I Bnbinson, Leesburg; hre- pvi|CUJ||,on, flom ,l,e Sue, C.n.il luirti, i »it *i I<I ftnmnviri, MarU'lta, ,nno .because of the rest!.......... L a . and Hubert Robinson, will, ln, " 'r . * '” ■ the 1 S. Army In tiermanv; three Hlant lianspe p' slslers, Mrs. Dal llateh. Miss fT ry^g the special combat group ( ami)n Robinson, Sanford, anil eastward t h r n u g i l01" r# n Mrs ' Mildred Waldron, Toledo, vIsurrfs In rrinforrr Britain • estl Ohio; and one niece. Dolly Hatch "'»<«"< B*rrison on Cyprus of lot).of Sanford. 000 iwn. m*"v "f whom are lied Funeral ‘services will be at ,2 down hv di*urder* arising oat of P m. Saturday at Brlsson Funeral [demands for union of the Island Home With Dr W IV Brinks of- with Grcere. firi.itinu Burial will bo in F.vor | Tlie glam airlift Is due In he griM-ii Ceimdi ry. ‘mmoleled hv i«i.<«rr..-» I J)r. Clarence W. Jones, pre.i. Idrill of the World Radio Missionpry Fellowship, i elated the re|Miil in a radiotelephone Interview with Dave tiarroway of the Nntinu.il llrondraating Co., terming It "tlie best word wa'v# had In tha last few day*.'* Jones said tlm mMl were sighted Ut* yesterday by a local ronunerelal pilot who photograph­ ed them. They rould rot ha Iden­ tified from the photographs, however. He said a IT. 3. Air Force resruo helicopter which ariivrd vcsteiday at Shell Mera, Ecuador, head­ Sale* ,tai enlleetiopi during quarters for th# synrrli, would fly December (on November salrs) over tha spot to invesllirnilit another new high for this fis­ cal year, amounting to $<i,7tO,M77 #11 increase of 1112,7.12 over the Guild Of Organists cnltections during la,t month, November, (on October tales) of St.297.i14S, tha prsvtaua high for this fiscal year. -------- .. -.***• • S9IIVN *' Monthly sale* taf collections I Sunday afternoon, Jan. IS, al < should b« aven higher In Ihc com­ | o'clock *1 Ihr First Melluwlisl ing nionths, reftretlng «aln dur- ; Church in Orlando, f a t -h. log 111# Christm*«-New Year's *rd Mora Ilian 400 singers rrprr itfourlst seasons. In past years, the "largest sale tax collections have seidins elimr* from Central Flori been report#I during the mouth* da churches will present a pro grain of llyrnn* to Live By and of January to May, reflecting In* I Hymns of Drnlso. cteases In retail sales of the The congregation will hava an month* of Decemher to April, considered the height of Florida’s rpporlunlty tn partirlpate in sing­ tourist season. From all present ing many of the fine old and new indications, this trend should con­ hymns that will he used in the tinue and may very wrll la-Her program, There will lie Ihree Sanford previous rernrds, as all reports .to this office Indicate inrreaied ehmrs represented In the massed D^atail sales and a successful tour­ choir. 'Hie Chanrel Choir of Ihe First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. ist season. George Tnuhy, minister of music; Total sales tar collections for tha first six month, nf Ihl. fiscal Ihe Chancel Choir nf th# Holy year, (collections from July to Dee- Cross Kpisropal Church, Jesse ember) exceed last year', collec­ Rnnkhartll Jr., minister nf music; the Chapel Choir of the Christ­ tions for the same period by 45,- and ian ami Missionary Alliance 245,176, an increase of 11.48 per Church. ■tent. Six-mmilh* rollections this I of music.Mrs. Guy Bishop, minister J^ear tola) $17,093,403 as agaln-t Collections of $31,844,237 In 1PM (This- tponth*! collections of $0,.. 40,377 exceed collections for the gam* month last year by $797,497.) This substantial Increase I* due to a combination of InrreaseJ enforcement, legislative changes in tha sale* tax law, and th* out- ; ■landing economic growth of Florida. December ealrs ta* collections In Hemlnnl* County totaled $21.8CKN8 from th# Rpanlsh one-«et play, “ Without Word*'*, 449.01, an Inerwas* of <918.97 lend th# funeral which will fc# h#)d TIII8 •hnwi Nancy Lofgren, of Bradenton, who protends th he deaf, Verdict Revealed Late Yesterday A 12-man circuit court Jury hnnded down a verdict of guilty In the murder trial nf William Oirar McKendree, The verdict came In lata yasttfday afternoon after a two day hearing with Circuit Judg# V am r Carlton iltllng on the bench. MrKrndree, natilly dreaaed in ■ liKta aerga ault and dark He, aal rtnlrallv throughout tha trial, »#lilnm turning away from tha da* feme table to look Into tha ail* dlrnre that filled tha courtroom at timea. However, during period! af ra­ rest, hi rhattrd with hy*tandar« and with I '• wlfa and two imall children who tat throughout tha two-day trial. I Judge Carlton withheld Mn« truce of MrKendret whan tha v*r» dirt wai returned ynterday iftar 5 o'clock MrKendrtb was represented at tha trial hy Attorney Tom Watson, of Orlando as rhief counsel inii Attorney Mack N. Cleveland Jr. of Hanford. Tha Stale was represented by Htala’s Attorney Murray Over* street and Assistant Slate’* At­ torney Voile A, Wllllami Jr. The murder charga itemmed from a Jon* 9 shooting of RKeith Cochran, a representative of Armour A Co. la this araa. which took piece In tha lV-tfl Tavern of Anatta's located Jail south of Sanford. Witness## for tho ,Stat# Includ­ ed Richard Chalatto, a part Mm# A nalionslly known singer, whoso employ* of Annettsa’t lively# Thompson, a companion nf lfrInune Is in Sanford, and whose Keiiilree'a at th# lima of tha recordings have hron listed among shooting; Doris Allen, owntr of tlie lop Ien, vislled here .luring a the nightspot; and John ft. La#, combination business and pleasure who wns In tho tavern at th# tlm# of th# shooting. trip. Near nffi, ,m wi I be opened !<v lliiv.I Beiinell, son of Mr. and The Jury hearing th# testimony inorroie at I Jim F. Second St , op- Mr» J. II. Honuetl, arrived here tluough the two day trial Incltidl #d: James Hyrd, W. L. Harvsy Jr., posit,, ibe Henilmde Memorial Hos­ Tuesday and leaves today to rejoin j| F. W. Uistlin#, F. J. Bendar (forepital, for Ihe practice of a Sail- to* orrheatra, and th continu* tits iranj, John B. Crawford, A. C» iMonie. II. B. Bourquartlai. .1, 0 . ford physician and dentist. TV appearance* in laiuisville, Ky., < lint, J. A. Chalkley Sr., Maurey Dr. I.coliaid Mull ton vi lime of­ and Indianapolis, Ind. Crews, Lewis M. Colson, and J . fices have been Imaled ill 'tie Bennett Is the author and record­ * • Tourhton Building on Ibe second er of ".Seveiilrrn" which hit Ibt R. Ervin. The Htat#, throughout Ra p its floor ai first St. nml Magnolia Avb., nml f>r. William W. White, lop Irn In tho music world. He re­ to tha jury, asked for # P in t D#ilenllst. whose offices have been run!.* for King Rerurds with whom grr# verdict. Tha manalaughtar charge niay possibly carry a aen. Inraied at llJAfl South Dark Ave. ho ha. an rxcluxlv# rnntrarL tene# of from on* U twenty year#. will move In the modern nun story Another nf his recordings was In the upper brarkat of popularity lone, receiiily. Tho most recent was "My Roy Flat Top.’* Ilennelt Is In Sanford to visit Ills parenls ami brother*, Bob. Bill, and John, as well ai Oliver and ' Bill (lame. The voting recording artist, who I Is man ted and has tbrro children, I plats Hi* drums In hi# orchestra and sings. He ha* been heard on many occasions as snllst on his recordings. 1 He say* that his latest recording ■ will be released next week hy King t Records. Il is "I'artnera For Life" with •Must Around Th# Corner" j on Ihe flip slda. Pennell make* his headquarters ' In laiulsv die, Ky. I Boyd Bennett Here T o- V isit Fam ily Dentist, Physicia To Open Offices In New Buildinq Conner President Of Citrus Mutual Succccdinq Murray LAKELAND CD Vernon L. former is Ihe lien president nf rtnrlda Citrus Mutual. H* nss rllnsrii yesterday tn succeed the lata Perry W. Mutray, Polk County legislator who was killed Ip an automobile ac­ cident Dec. 12. Funner, whn ha* been secretary • lure 1050. wn. replaced lh that | post bv (J. Fianklin Waid of, Avon Park, An early promoter fur Mutual. I Conner ba* been a director sinra flti~fmjndlog.--------------— j Mutual lias about 7.000 grower member* who rals* about 85 per Cent nf the citrus productil In IFlotilla. It I* ■ ronperallvt. Conner, 53, wa* horn In Ylt* glnln. lived for a while In Okla­ homa ami retiimnl to Vlrglni# when he managed etor#* for th# Mo. Thl* play, pinducrd hy Ilia. Bpeerh Department at Ktetann Uni- Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea veriliy, will b« given at 7:20 Friday, Jan. 20, at th# Sanford Co. II* founded hi* #wn fault proIttiwii* Clttk ai — �_ ______ *»ar ■ ' \ u \ U 'Z?. if#Ur Legal Notice All *1 >u14 prayr.tr balitj til lb* o r A FFM PA TIO SI FO B T A X OKF.I1 lo t t o Florida aidtaloo of t D T I! C II h . lin i M /T 1C E IB H E B E R T G IV EN . That tv r K 1RCMM0 r r . i n tko noldor of tho fo ll* » ln e corlltU ol* haa mad told atrtnicata for tan daad to bo Itrutd tharonn. Tho cor* tlflcato number and yaar of laauonto, Iba daacrlytion of tho proper* |y, and tka a a n a in which It wna naa'aaaod aro aa follow*; ca rtm cat* N# I 11 Taar af laauanc* Ju ra l i . A- 0 UKdCFIPTlON n s f f l i r S SH^ s^/ TWw S^ MS TSMPe ^TO, ^S THE OAMCB IB TONtCfMT- /iW N o rn B o J PROf t ATT; :« .Santa la which naaaiaad VERNON dMITM A ll »f raid praparty halnp In thn ■ Jojniy nr nammola, dial* nf y i-r t da. Uni*.* «<h h t a r illira ia akatl ha rrd i.m u d ■ ■ enrdlnn tn law the praparty doacflhad In am h carllfl* .at* w ill la •a|.l In the hinh*M hntdrr at thr l.nitt ilnnf bf Ilia Ha* mlhola C n u rty Court llouaa at ban* ford. Florida, nn Ih* Ural Monday la iba month of Pabruary. IMa, whlak la tha *lh day of Frb rua rr, IM A tratad thla Mb day of January. 11l l IU IIU U I C lark a Seal) O. P. Maradon C lark Circuit Court. Stminola C o u a o . Flarlda f SUB MUST e e PQITTV, I apoo*cy OF i-ot in K->ykln Plar# Flat Rank 1 P««* M3UM0AN ip s h c m a s w t L*A DATE BV TV© /■— ' NOTICE OP A P P f . i r t T t n x 1 I lor. i aaa i T A X tltlF.tr 1*4.1* Florida FOR Plataloa of N O TICE I» H E B E R T OfVEN. T b it IR A E. SOUTHW ARD th* h o llar of th* following cartlfltata haa filed aild ra rllflra to for taa daad t* bo laaiitd tbaraon. Th* *ar* tlftrat* number and yra r of Itau* anro, Ih* d ra.rlpltoa nf th* pro* pattp, and Ih* mm* lo which IS wai aaraxad ar* aa follywai C a n iH rata Na, Tt Taar of tatuanra July I. A. fi. IMS OKdCHIPTJO N T o p * P R O P E R T T i M l #7 Rrantoond Plat Rank 4 P it a 41 Nam* In which a . t m r d tv. >f. Pa f.'nunir nr Hamlaol*, l l i ’ e f t Fl«rl* I*. I'n lt.u • u ~h r t r t lllr a lr »h»ll b* r H it n iM atcardlnp to low the P .a p rriy iM ir rlb H In *urh t . r llf l* r«tn w ill bt raid to thtohifbaat old* dor «t tho front door «r thn ha* mtaol* County Court ll»UM >t <Un> lard, Florid*. on tk* flrot Monday in tko mor .k of February. 111*, which lo tbo Ith d»y of February, IM A ' I in tod t h I • |t k d iy of January. IM A tu iiic in l Clark'* «**l» O. P. Ilarndua Clark Circuit C o u rt ■ om inAa County, Florida O F. H*rnd*n C lt ik of the C ircuit Court Pammala Cnuuty. ri* n e e Unrdom V. F ra d iH tk A tte rm r to ' P U ia tlff 1H N»rtb Park Avenue l u l i r i F io rin a . CARD OP T H A K U Tbo U riIIf tho h to Mr. L. J. Pilltrion wiihdi to n j r t i t «ratsful appreciation to tbo many friends for (ip rtiilo e t of jym pathj^ and fv trj act of blndncn akown durlfll tbtlr hour of aorrow. SlinPd, THIS PTATX O F FLO R ID A T ° O ZELL O NORMAN. M l #HA tl* Mt*T A V F N J IV ■ O fTO Jf, MAJ* BACHVPETTwi . , M r*. E m p o ria Patterson, w ifa A ownrn Complaint baotad oaan Mod nin inat yau in tbo Circuit Mrn. Roan Y oung and Court In and for Seminal* CmatF, M rs. A rtla C . Young, aiitar* Florida, by I.C C IU .I: K NORMAN, M r. W . G< Pattaraon, brother fop dlvarca, tho abort tltld nf w h l;’ I* L U C IL L E K. NORMAN. PU Iatlff, v a ra n O ZELL 0 . NORMAN, paftn* so rted : to a FFBAII dant. that* praianta ar* tn com* T U B S TA TE O F F L O R ID A TO: m ind ynti tn appear and fit* your HALVA P. FLK TK M F.TER , written dafanaaa haraln nn or hf* la in Houth l.*a Avanua fora thn Slat day nf January. A. CL, Hnuatnn, Taaar. IM A ar ntharwi.a Doer** Pro Con* A awnrn roaipU Int h iv ia f baoa fta ia w ill h* aniarad apatnat you flH d atalnat you in tho C ircuit Th* Hanford Herald la dailpnaiad Court In and far S.mtnat* County. aa a ntwapapar of natural rlrnilm * Florid*, In Chanrnrr, thr ahnrl tltla lion In w h lrh .lh la rlla t la n ahnll hr of arid art Jan briny C lfA ltl.K R B. nuM i.htd one* rack weak for tour Ff.H T EM H T EIt. H -In llff, v* RKt,. con.rru tlva u rrltr. V I P F L K T K M l T i n . D#f#nd*nt. W ITN ESS my hand and official w haraln Ih r y• If af *ouahl I. n Da. atal of lha C lark of tha Circuit r r r r nf I l i u m . . tha anllra <*ra, Cnurl, on tltla th# Slth day of Doa* ru .lo d r arid control of lha minor • mtiar, A. D . IMS child nf .aid m arriasa. ta.wlt, MSL/* / O. P. Herndon VA ANN FL K T K M K YKR. 1C C lark of iho Circuit Court parr*, nnd rn award of Dafrndanfa Sfaok N- C lavaland. Jr., Altornay •n lira In lrrra t In and 10 certain at Ta w FA U ST S DRUG STORE raal a n a l', l«*w ll: P. u Hoi lie . Sanford, Florida I. 1.01 a • and t. Block Id, Sac* Hollcltor for Plaintiff Hon 1. Oiana* Park aarordlnp to map of Florida W inter Kama* and Impmvamani Com­ pany a* par Plat Rook "K*\ pay* t, Public Ilaeorda at Clay County, Florida, i l.»t« 7 and I, Block 1, Flora llalahta, arcordlny lo Plat Monk 1. Pata 1«. Publl* Rarordn af ■ amlnoln County, Florida. Thai* praaonii aro lo ra u io and ranulr* you to f lit jo u r wrltttn $ 6 .o o PER 100*LB. CYLINDER dafrnr.a. If any, to tho Complaint tllrd harrln and tn rrrv a a *«py lh a rro l up,in P ta in lirfa altornay NO INSTALLATION CHARGE on or ha fora F a b ru a rr *, A, !>., 1»SI, o lh t ru lia a Harrb* Pro Cnn* larao w ill ba a n irrrd ayaln it »ou and rha rauao pm rttd ay parlA W ITN LhS my band and efftrlal t a il at Hanford, Ptmlnala County, PH O N E 1340 Florida, thla ftk day af Jahaary, 110 E. FIRST ST. W HY PAY MORE? BOTTLED GAS SANFORD GAS CO Special Introductory Offer! During These Celebration. Days, We Will Allow. . Gtoffp W, Morgan Managtr 107 At your Htrvica with O Discount THE LATEST IDEAS IN HOME DECORATING! Two More Big Days ; . . TOMORROW and SATURDAY Come In - Let's Get Acquainted on all SHERWIN Wa'ra nighty proud of our ntw atora and w* hop* you'll como in and gat acquainted. During our Grind Opening Stla, there will be free gift* for a .l. . Including Belloona for the youngitere* 8harwln*WUllemi pelnta and related product! ere ftntoua for ptotecting and beautifying home* like youre ell ov«r Amartca. Our color aervlve ia youre free of change to help you decide what colon would took beat in your home. Com* in ual It Will he ■ plguurc to nerve you! WILLIAMS Item s Ezcepl Palr.Trede Kent Prodocte Thla le your e , part salty fe tire while we get acquainted. SUPKMItt’TMK iMmtM H g n*[L>| This Is a cordial InvItafSofi to coma In and vUt oar row Mora. Wo affor eoM* jwm mwr H it? M 0?»f W f l i i t rtM ( r ir n t : ' AMAHNO R O N fO U tt d tU llO U S N N 6 II laeMeaVWve S l i n o w o n if * J 4 F e . S llv t r w t r o S o t " R o n . bud P a tto n " . M ad* by 21c W o r l d 's K E M -G Lq Be Sure To Register For Free Drawing L a rg e st B la n u fw t a r * C o n p lo t o S o t O n ly ■; ft* W»d«M to ol homo- Wd woil mtt orotaoatWMw. HI MOT, jwm, PHONE 2813 .U! _, * .j- • .r -. . ,jt,,..''i4 �; ■ : ... ' . • ' ' •• • •••;' _u _________________________ , " -= •• . • * ■ vw! .> . i ______ ___________________________________________ £ S E S R U n S f. Unaware Of Trouble N E W O R L E A N S (*-"They didn't tall ui about tha trouble until thay almoit had it fixed." a j>«atM|«r aaid after a Capital AirUaaa plana made a aafa landing bare early today. The plana reported it had a erlpplad landing'gear and radioed Ufia tower at Molaant International Airport that It might have to make an emergency landing. But Ed Kegley of Foreat IIUli, N.Y.. pilot at tha Conatallation, aaid ha waa able to loner the land­ ing gear aa ha reached New Orlaaaa and bring tha plana In an a normal landing. I . X. Dewitt. IT, of Mobile, Ale., aaid none of Uia, crew memAara told the S3 panengeri "until They alrnoat had tha trouble fixed." Dawltt aaid none of the pantagera panicked. Possibility Rises For Striking Papers 9 DETROIT lit -T h e poaalbillty that Detrolt'a three atrlkehound newapapera would rciume publica­ tion by Monday rote today after . Jeadera of three atrlklng union* aaid they would recommend accept­ ance of management'! latest contrart proposals. Tha cily'a three metropolitan daltica — the Free Prcta. News and tha Times — have been shut 0pwn since Dec. 1. The striking unions — stereotypers, mailers and printers — scheduled Saturday membership meetings to vote on the publishers' offer of a $3.75 weekly wage in­ crease on 12-month contracts ex­ piring Nov. M. Tha new proposal raportadly contains an option to renew the pact for another year at that time with an additional 02.73 boost. Most observers ss^d chanre* were bright that publication would resume Monday. Auditing Office Throws Out Puzzler In Finance Report , TALLAHASSEE (*-Thw State ytudlting Department threw nut a pussier M o n d a y In it* audit re• port on Okaloosa County finances for the past three fiscal years. Hie auditor, Henry A. Carter, aaid that in 1932 $2,400 In racing funds sent y Ihe stale to the Okaloosa County Commission dis­ appeared- for several months, then turned up without explanation The report said that in June 1932 ^kaloosa County received a $3,no9 State warrant as Its shtrr of raring revenues and that on June 30 af that year $300 of the amount was deposited in the Valparaiso Slate Bank in the commission's outlay rru rv e fund. "This warrant bore Ihe stamped endorsement of tho Board of Coun­ ty Commissioners for deposit only by Cecil L. Anchors, cletk." the ^report said. v "It also bore tht endorsement of (he Valparaiso State Bank dated June 29, 1932." The remaining $2,400 wasn't de­ posited at that time but Ihe repor •lid It umed up in counly ac­ counts sevtrat months later. "On Nov. 17, 1932, a deposit of 11,080 was made In the board o( public Instruction's current expense .recount and on Dec. 11, 1053 a 'Beposit was made in the hoard of county commissioner's road and ridge fund,'' the report said. "The records invested that olh of these deposits were racing com­ mission monies and that the de­ posits consisted of currency only." The auditor said no other raring funds were received during this MEN'S SU ITS Values up to 59.95, lUO'o wool, nil size*. Justice Says State Having Hard Time _ TALLAHASSEE OP-Chlef JusA m X. R ldrtl Drew ssyi the Flor­ ida Supreme Court is finding It impossible to keep abreast of Us work and sees establishment of appellate courts as tb* only solu­ tion to tho problem. The chief JuiUce appealed to voters to approve the proposed cormitutiooal amendment which woyld set up an appeUete system to handle many of tho eases which go directly to the Supreme Court from circuit courts. “ ■1 amendment will be submit4 tho voters i t the November # i N R i i i *~~l f i K c i u i i i i n bsS n s K t w SPORT COATS 23.98 Regular 49.95 suits, your choice 3 4 ,0 3 39.88 Spring nntl Summer suit*, valued al 59.05 Man See ThlB DressUp Ensemble H o rn Values 10.95 12.95 0.95 7.95 19.88 TAKE YOlJll CHOICE of nny sport coat value 29.95,, sale 19.98 and any puir panta value 12.95, mile 0.88 and you actually get 24.* 95 worth of very fine clothing. F o il 26.76 16,04 s a v in g s 4.88 l'p to 11.93 value* SWEATER SALE 0.88 Up in *.B* values only 1.88 Valued lo * 93 4.88 ONE GROUP 10.95 3.99 Short aleeva sllp-on, 8.05 val“* ONE GROUP 11.95 139 Long sleeve allp-on value 9.88 4.95 249 9.99 Sale 9.88 8.88 DRESSES Ladies' Sweaters Bala an Jackets, 9.9* value*, If you are Interested maka a hcc-lina for this group, they want last long at this price. They were really outstand­ ing valuta yesterday, but "After Supper Friday Night They Can (in For Th* Un­ heard Price O f' • ADDITIONAL HACK 15.88 • One group of boy's regular 10.95 Snort Conti* now 0.83 Choice of nny 29.95 aport coat utttl any 12.05 pair of pant*, 12.08 worth of fino wools, MEN'S JA C KETS MEN'S PANTS Plenty of colora, plen­ ty of styles, tnko your choice of cntlro group only Up to 59.00 values, for only MEN'S TIES MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS .Value* to 1.60, onlv Variety of ntylea, white nnd colors, all sizes and sleeve length. Doglt miss Purcells once n ycur gigantic clearance aale. 3.49 MEN'S iN'S 2-Tone 995 SHOES Twin sweater sot*, 12.95 reg. 12.88 & 14.88 $.** ................. BEDROOM SLIPPERS, value 3.95................ |, TOWEL SET, re*. 2.95.................................. | ,95 3.95 TOWEL S E T ..........................................2.95 5 PAIRS repr. 4.95 DRAPERIES................. |, Reg. 1.98, co tto n 'g a| rayon. l.*9 , Ona group 8.98, nor# only *r 1 mV■ 2 .8 8 ’■ One Group 4.95 SHORTS CHOICE AT .M On* group 3.95 peddle pushers I MEN'S JACKETS BOY'S FLANNEL Sizes 36 to 48, 14.95 values SHIRTS 8.88 MEN'S WORK SHOES v !iu e V to ” .« s .” hatt 22 05 valur, pliilils, wools, ray­ ons. 2.88 Values to 4.93 on sala BOY'S CHILDRENS CHENILE ROBES 8.88 ■BED SPREADS 42x38, special only .39 ea. On* group of 6.95 chenlle bedspread* 3:88 ea. 2.33 Reg. 4.50, all nizes, come early Reg. 3.95 tailored uniforms Another group of-eMe hats 2.88 2 .0 0 RAIN COATS MATERNITY DRESSES 3.99 T. V.ea, PAJAMAS 11.95 values, quilted, |pajamas A Two piece, 7.95 value* rubes BLANKETS CHILDREN'S SWEATERS 2 88 &$88 Caauilg, glr.es 4Vi to 11 1.29 2N One group 8.95 sm art ahoea One group am art casuals, sizes 5 to lfltf MS \ ^ One group Women’s fin* ahoes 1.58 288 4-88 Reg. 3.79 FIELDCREST colored sheds 72x94 Monarch nylun, ti'g. 7.96 On* group gowas A peJemos LADIES' SHOES Very smart, 2 9* values 81x99, FOXCRAFT, rrg. 2.95 I. 7.88 • Values 7.0i . , 8.0" SHEETS Rtf. s.ss, reatricted fholet • 4.0* Value* • . 1.99 What Values! Bom* up to 10.80 floaty elate and color* . . 188 4.88 d SKIRTS; On* group plaitle, ell etsee your pick 2.99 Plus Tat 2.88 , 73 x $4 FIELDCREST rayon, cotton and wool 188 TOW ELLS All wool,' value* to 22.RO M R & 11.85 18-88 Pry Feat hy Cannon DON'T MISS THIS .25 22a30 CANNON, rrg. . 0 9 C U R TA IN S 1.00 CANNONI ITx*4 in. .44 Reg. 7.60. ruffled aerim cur­ tains, and plain pintle .77 1 ONE RA YO N fifD ' JA C KETS choice for 1 “7 Q * o* values, beautiful assortmoist 1.77 1.39 UNIFORMS, your choice, odd* A ends, shopworn. / ,/ O CHILDREN'S DRESSES CANNON, 70 x 10 reg. 6.99 FOXCRAFT, 42x38 .50 *• Reg. 8.95, on* tfroup Indian Mlanketa regular 4.&U PILLOW CASES fl.OS value* . . Chooia * " “' i" »• ">••• 1.98 LADIES HANDBAG Valtira tn *95, don't miss this bargain JACKETS 12.B* Values going at i 3 ;S 5 1 Valura tn 3.93, rhnma for only 12.88 BOY'S ™ GROUP 1.79 i 1.88 Rayon petticoat*, good buy* at Ona group crepea 1.99 TOPPERS YOUR CHO ICE. R t f . 12.98, sizes 1 0 -1 W 0 One group femoue nationally advertised dresses, wish we could tell you the name, but w t can't • • worth much more • . sale prlM BRAS 1.99 One Croup I Close - Out Of ajuorted eultg, regular I 24.95 Ladlea Suits, now selling price 24.95, save | 1 Aaeorted atylea, cupi. i.95 value with ABC- D • • N o R efunds N o E xchtnffes -u.V-.it & ie& Juxm w Bw : On* group, take yet? I BOY'S JACKETS GIRLS JEANS TEENAGE COATS IP* TROUSERS 2.*0 value*, good buys, your chalet Us BLOUSES. What Savings! MORE BARGAINS SPORT 5.88 l ONE GROUP 29.95 ONE GROUP time. "Neither the personnel of the Jmink nor the clerk made any ex­ planation of this matter but Indi­ cated that hey did no remember be transaclona," he auditor said. Several counly officials were reperiod to have had lash dtftclts at the end of their rcguljr auditing period but that hey aubacquenly Stada up these deficit*. In a report on the State Hoard of Peniioni, the auditing depart­ m e n t said William A. Lundy, FbrIdk'a only - surviving Confederal; veteran, had been overpaid $77.42 on hla pension In 1933 and the money hadn't been rcfunJtd to the atale. BEGINS FRIDAY NIGHT "AFTER SUPPER" 7:30 ^ 4.98 24.8« HOUSE DRESSES One group unlimited supply of colora, your choice, no try ons please < ' ATI wool teppare, value# to 24.95 j * �*/vf, Motional Foundation lot Infantile l haa invested | 2S,000,000 in actonreaaarch, and haa budgeted $2,600,000 mtmM tha work In 19M. America never rht a better bargain. fh* Salk vaccina la ena fruit of this of, l t la 40 to 90 par cant affactlva agalngt [lytic polio and (a tho moat potent antiId weapon aver found. But new reeeirch f Im prove It further or even produco onar vaccina that la better atlll. Vaedne, moreover, la only ona arrow in •March of Dimaa raaaarch quiver. Now EM are sought alaoi and now method* for Coring Ilf# to Injured muaclaa. In many Lancet, tha knowladga thua gained can ba tUad not only to polio but to ail thoaa suffer dloabilng handicap#. Arch of Dimaa rttetrcfi, for butane*. wad an electron!* dories which maaauraa the praaant and potential atrength in a h a muscle, It take* much of tha guesa; cut of physical therapy. Thanks to another rsaaawh project, doev have perfected a delicate new technique Airplane transportation is growing by ipa and bound*. Announcement* by tha Atoll air tranaportatlon companies that w planet are being added to take care of • ever increasing load of travalara loads ue believe that eomt consideration ahould bo ran t» tho emalirr communities who bolleva thr travel. 8anford Is an Ideal spot for one the air flald*. Ideally located to feed tha [gipr cempaniea with era** state traveler*. [■ The Sanford Herald In whieh bits of muicls and cartllaga can b« “tranaplantad” from ona limb to another. An unimportant figment of tho thigh muec)a can ba tranaplantad. for Inatanca, ao that a child can uaa hit arm again. Thtaa a rt but aamplea of a wida ranging quaat for boating knowledge. Tha March of Dimes supported research in 87 major In* atltutiona In 1955 and has aponaored atudlea at mora than 117 inatltutlona alnce the pro* gram began. Bsogsrch la but one ration why local cltlsena ahould aupport tha March of Dimea and ita campaign to raise funds to aupport an Increaaing need to find waya and meant to fight tha crippling disease.^ Florida Grown Products Florida mada and grown product* are to ba hlghllghtad during tha fen-day "Florida Product# Faatlval" which will begin January 19, Repreaentatlvaa of the atate, retail fields, manufacturers, packers, various commodity associations, publicity associations and state chamber of commerce associations have join* ed together in a statewide effort to promote Florida products. During the ten-day event, retail outlets will feature items in their stores that are Florida product*. Manufacturem, commodity associations and local organizations are de­ vising many plana to ba put into effect in the different localities throughout the atate. The "Florida Products Festival" will b* offered In retail stores stocking any ty i* of Forlda produced commodities, Including food, manufactured and processed Items. Governor LeRoy Collina officially pro­ claimed the dates for the Festival and the Florida Development Commission Is spon­ soring the statewide event which is planned as an annual affair. A trade-mark hai been adopted which includes tha outline of the sfate and the familiar "Mr. Sun". "Boost Florida . . Buy Florida . . What Florida Makes . , Makes Florida" haa been adopted as the slogan for tha atatawlda promotional event. • Thun»day, January 12,1955 S.«f, TODAY'* M L B YIRSB • • The annual practice for the marbles tournament will get underway soon on school grounds around tha City. An announcement recently caya th at the national marble cham­ pionship will ho played in Tallahassee this year with representatives from 48 states gathering to compete in the VFW aponaored •vent. f Oar Lord hoi written the promise of the inrrtetlon, not in books alone, but In every ,f hi ipringti mo.—Luther. » Too Many Now Toys M ay Confuse Child IN another day, yonr baby wfl! he awaasped with new Christmas •toys. Everybody, H mom*, aspo•lally Mom and Pop, wante to give the baby aoa#thtag ha aaa play with. U youts a wise p an el, aad t a sure yon a n , y a rn *ot m If In­ spect thsaa toy* aanfnUy t* mah* sure they are eafs, yen'll .ale# watch haw yaw tat plays trite month ar twa or even 1enter, Alter all. he’ll be ohls to uae those complicated toys some day, prob­ ably * lot aoooer than you think. Tout] he eurprlsed how quickly th at ia fa it of yours will grow. Tha toy m asufasturns themtslva* prorids tha bait gold# as to when your baby will ba ready for what toy. Many of th an at­ tach labile explaining the purpass #f tha toya and at what age which ooam to teerinato or in­ tain advisable to g in them to tho trigue him more than others. This may reward you with a few ^although a baby who U abl* to moments of relaxation, peace and Nt up should bavs several toy* at gulat many tin ts during tha ana Ume, don’t give him too eomlna year, many- It will only confuse him if ruawy BaUee yon do. And when you give him AD habiaa became fussy at some new toys, put away aom* of times. And if yea save an asp*- Use alder sues. Hally Interacting toy for psrtodr In a abort time, you can rabUke this, I think you wffl And atltul# the older toys again and that baby win hr pioaaad and aa your tot will bo a# pleased with them aa though Usay wan brand will you. Don’t expect a May tot t# knew right away what ha Is suppssed to do with a particular toy. Give D. M.: Is th a n any connection him a day or two to And out for between the rabetance which himself. Than, If It sUtl befuddles caueee aa enormous amount of him. show him how It works. tartar to fo ra on tha teeth and a atUf aad painful toe Joint? If Too Advanced I don’t b a n ta ranted you net so, what aaa ba dona to keep thla to g in him toya th at a n tea ad­ ■ebstanea out of one’s system? vanced for hi* aga. Bat Mfrionds Answer: la so far as I am aware soma up with sash Itausa, aa then te e n ta ne relationship between are apt to do, don’t waiti ngs the tartar on the teeth and stiff■aw af tb tlo in U . These condi­ tions a n unrelated. L - l y BINNITT CUP— ----------- |A RT CARNEY tolls on* of thow atorlaa about tha smart young i*w brother who alwaya was underfoot whan hi* pretty alstar "•anted to pitch a little woo with bar boy frtead. To got rid of Aim ona afternoon th* b. i , , \ 1 ouggMtcd, "Why don't you go 1*1 I t s down to tho street, Wllllat n |U j and count th* men who a rt st-CVrrr F V T AJ wtsrlng rad hits. I'll give quarter for gvary on# i w te M that foci by." To th# aurpria* ef both tov* birds, Willi#, usually vary tagey, fall In with thla sug. foatloo. Fifteen minute* later, m J a LI \ howavar, thay heard hi* trl* umpfiant vole* from below, _ _ "I dbn'l know how you two ■ ** Srt doing up thare," ha hoitoratf, "but my ship la about to tom• In. Hera conrn th# th rln m ' paradcf* '•* e • e In hi* book of excellent vena tailed “Light Armour," Dleh Artemi Pert M Aftse the equalisation, approval and confirmation of tho lory of special assessments against pel* vately owned property required by any ordinance to be bulkheaded and reclaimed, end i t toon aa contract for said bulkhead Improvemint and reclamation haa been let, the City Commission mey, by resolution. Usua bond* against ■aid special assessment, pledging tha full faith and credit of the muntclpality in on amount equal to the total amount o | eald special assessment# againstprivately owned property! said bond* shall be general ohligaHona ef tha munlelpallty and If special asseasmanU ba not Imposed and collected I* rospact of tho bulkhead Improveth#ir own programs. Thu might saem to simplify msnt and reclamation project In season to pay tha principal and mittars for tha voters but— Interest of anr bonds laauad In this period of American pros­ against any said special assess­ perity both parlies are pretty con­ ments, th* City’ Commission shall servative. There will be no social lavy and collect oa all taxable revolutions offered or passed in property In th* municipality a tax 1»M. But some Democrats and Re­ sufficient to pay such principal publicans see more conservative and Intereat aa tha sam* ro«pa:tthan others ta the two parties. ively become# duo and payable. The result-will be: batches of All bonds issued under tha pro­ Republicans and Democrats lining visions of this section shall be ex­ up on eartain places of leglilation cluded from any limitation ef bondagainst other batches of Demo­ • I indebtedness of the City of crat# and Republicans. , Sanford, Florida, and shat! not im­ And, looking forward to th* pair or Invalidate any special clilmi they’d Uht to mak* tn tha aim sm ent made against privately campaign, both aides will off#r al- owned property under the provl (aration# and amendments to each slons thereof and tald bonds shall dlhar'a Idaaa. In thla way both be iseued upon tha adoption of n resolution bp tho City Cummlaeinn, providing for tha Issuance thereof, submitting tha question as to the issuance of said bonds to Tha dingo, a native Australian vote af th* non-ixsmpt, tax pay d*t> la the only large placental Ing, freehold elections of said mammal whieh Inhabited Aus­ niunelpallty In the manper pravldtralia previous ta European tele- municipality in tha manner provid­ ed by ordinance. lection 131H. STREETS MAY RE , OPENED THROUGH RECLAIMED LANDSj STREETS TO RK DESCRIBED IN ORD1NANCE; COST TO BE PAID BY CITY. Should the City of Sanford desire to open and establish any streets In any district bordering upon the waters of U ke Monroe, requir'd by ordinance to be bulkheaded and reclaimed, said streets so to bo opened and eitabliihtd In the reclaimed land shall he pa-tlcularly described and set forth Is eald ordnance, and the total coat of bulk heading and reclaim­ lag any land In said district, to b# thereafter established and malqUlned as a public street, at'•? « boulevard, shall ba paid by the City of Sanford, F!orlda._ Section 121. RECLAMATION DISTRICTS. AUTHORITY T O ESTABLISH. That when In the Judgment of the governing au­ thority ef tha City of Sanford, Florida, It ehall be deemed and considered expedient for eanltary purposex or conductive to the pub* ffe health, ronvenlenca or general welfare of the people of the City of Sanford, Florida, to establish a reclamation district or dlalricta embracing any lands that are low, wet, submerged, or overflowed, bordering upon the South shore of Lake Monroe within the corporate limit* of tha City of Sanford, Florida, through It* governing authority shall have the power by ordinance to create and eatabllsh In tha manner hereinafter pre­ scribed one or more reclamation districts bordering upon tha South short of Lake Monroe within tha corporate limit# of tho City of Sanford, Florida, LEONARD MUNSON, M. D. 1209 EAST SECOND STREET Y --------- fHj- Bramuglia Is Shrewd Politician LAST TIMS TODAY STARTS TOMORROW “LIGHTS OF OLD SANTA F E H —Ay W1U1AM Ceafrsl D im Writer W ILLIAM W . WHITE* DDS ANNOUNCE ROCHESTER, Mina. <*-Many crippling and fatal brain etrokea apparently ean be prevented by wise uae «t anti-blood-clotting druga. The druga are bringing encoiw* ■gtng results agilnst brain strokes caused by formetlon of blood clot* blocking main arteries to the brain. They esnnot help against stroked due to other ciuies, such as tha blowout of weakened arterici In the twain, Dr. Clark H. Millikan and Dr. Robert 0. Sickert began using the drugs on patients' suffering from special types of strokca. These strokes bring numbness, stagger* lag gait, weskness, sometimes temporary paralyeli of the eyea or limbs, slurrejl speech, uneonsioua* aesi or other troubles. Some persona havt several eueb strokes a day, or several a wetk. Without treatment, many die within a short Ume when a severe stroke bits. These strokes apparently come because blood clots are building up In cither the basilar artery, supplying the brainstem with blood, or tha carotid artery which nm i up through the aids of tha neck. Autopay etudie* showed that fat­ al clota in these arteries have a layered appearance, as though they hed been built up gradually in leyare. The Msyn neurologists reasoned that each little stroke might be due to temporary Interference In blood flow to the brain as the clot in­ creased in size with a new layer. Anticoagulant drugs might prevent growth of the clot. If the elot blocks the artery completely, death or severe and permanent damage results, 'Dr. Millikan and Dr. Rlekert re­ port promising results from dally or regular use of heparin or dicumarot, the same anticoagulants often used in treating heart at­ tacks caused by blood riots. In a number of patients, the little strokes stopped completely with no further trouble. Other patients showed .great Improvement. The drugs have been used to Hate on 33 patients, with only 14 per cent succumbing to strokes. But In an­ other 33 persona not given the drugs, nearly half have since died from strokes. The studies are continuing. —I It wai th# spring af 1134 wb*i of ISusan'* mom tad pop hatchad out ly. a brood o( an normal cygnet* and » f t Suaan. The othan toadncd to fly lor aailly enough and whoa It cama b4 tlmo to migrate, they migrated. ■'a Not Suaaa. Sha flappad hor wlnft aad bouncad aloof tha watar, — m«kini aad nolaai, but aha eoulda t itom to got air bom*. Tba family finally flaw off la disgust, taavlnf bar amonf tha root* aad mudhani. Aaotbar apriag tamo. Back flaw Susan'* yaraata to aat up bouaa-# kaapiaf again. , Horn and pop war# highly annoyed to find thalr dumb daufhtar atlll paddling around in thalr atratch of watar. They triad M to drive bar away. But tba kid (k couldn't fly and walking — wall, M for a awan, la walking feasible? In tha and, mam and pop gave ... up and 8uiaq aulktd la tha bul‘.V rushes, looking wlatful. | .* After tha ueutl Interval, eevan JJ men rfgnet* bitched out. When * they war* big anougb, they took c l their flying laesane, end Susan ■’ watched. But ellhad tha gaj Just can't dig it or aha haa no head for halghta. Tha eygneta learned lfl> to fly. Suaan didn't. ck Yastarday mom and pop lined I* up Uielr latest brood for the an* 11 nual migration. They glanced c x - f pectantly at Suaan, mada a skit* ha taring run to gat up airspeed, and in took off, ha Susan flapped her wings and nd bounced along tha water, making lad aad noiaea. Then, looking glum, ah# piddled j«. back to tha coota and mudhani. YOU'RE TELLING ME! tin— Voters To Need Magnifying Specs WAtenifOTON IT—The voter* weak. lenale, 4* Democrat*, 4? Repubwill a n d magnifying glattas to| On a tew laeoet Ate voter* may lleans. In Ih* House, 330 Demodistieculih fact* horn fancy nine bo able t* put die ful blame or crals, loi Republicans. Thera arc months from now when thk presl- credit on m s aid# ar the other. On two rscsncic*. dontialcampaign la getting up most legislation they probably 1 In many ways the programs Ite m . won't ba able tq ItU elaariy wbo ^ th# two pirUei wm N - That's toe Mm* Democrats and dtd what, jc similar. And on much legislation Republicans will make their loud- This la going to *dd Is Am vot- voting won’t be along straight ost etatms on what each side has era' confusion: party lines, done far the country in the Con- 1. Democrats and lepublleans sine# tha Democrats ouimimW irta s session whieh opened this are pretty evenly matched: U lb* tt>. ^ p r L k . n , E i i nh ^ * r ^ l ;«-■ — --------------have to depend on some Demoi critic support to put across any Onus M«f PreiMlj poor Susan Can't Fat*l, Crippling [ea rn How To' Fly ...U T IIB V MOTTO OF OUM PHARMACISTS 1 F A U ST S DRUG STORK A ABTUIINTNO oongreamnan reports visiting a tribe in Africa which did not know the whscl bad been Invented. Probably the only plica In the world there never bad an auto accident, t t t Sicily reports e plop*# #/ ah»»P ru.ilH.ip. A return to Ike old tri« and woolly days? COMING SUNDAY spearo. Maybe fee eld W1B Ml prove Just another ease af “tha path of glory leads but to tha grava." t t I Fable Flees**, feme* etodemUf peteter, to said Ret to owe any •/ Sis, etc* work*. Could he Ihcy'ri Just to* uttO’langUA far him? t I I W woe 40 below sere at the North Pat* ** i*«- 14- To tent* Sywolfbt baaing themp has be­ Clews Ihot Christmas lv* Mp must came e riergymee. Hie term*** hove seemed like a brief florid* should have plenty ef pwesh. A Sixteenth Century tomb la being opened tn England tn an effort to And out whether Chrtetophsr Marlowe really wrote plays credited to WUUam Shake- vasal laa. t f » A young Londoner attempting to climb up to the Big Ben dock was nabbed by the cep*. For all concerned the etuut w u Just e waat* of line. SaS sIICKFORD liinBEUAin mSTEIGEt fyainmnsiitti b* a, two-tor family I 1 �' & p :v / SocialfvfudtA 'Sl-W THE SANFORD HERALD . Thaw Isa. 13, 7988 Calendar _ vSenator Stenstrom Delivers Impressive Speech To P-TA ) Sen. D ouj U i Stenitrom waa gutil apoaktr it Tuesday's meet­ ing of the Sanford Junior lllfh E.hool M A . In dltcuialng the Iibuloui growth o' the i t it t ol Florida he uid U it a quarter million more childCIRCLE SIX r-’n are enrolled tn achool now than Circle No. Six of ihe WSCg ef • its year* ago. "There la a pretent enrollment the Klrat Methodiat Church met of (03,000 and authoritative lourrei at the home of Mra. R, K. Robi­ anticipate at Icatt one million by son with Mia. J. H. Xicholaon I960. For every 30 of theie child­ presiding over the meeting, Mra. Randall Prieat conducted ren there mutt be a classroom, a teacher, and ■ eet of textbooke. the devotional and the aludy leaAt the preient time the atate la aon wat offered by Sira. J. E. a ponding 44 per cent of all appro­ Terwilleger Jr., uting aa her aub"Practice and Preatnca of priation! on education. Appropria­ Ject, God," by Brolher Lawrance. tion! amount to ftlg million of fw hlch 9114 goee for educational Routlna buaineia wai dlapotad ' purpoaei. One per cent of the total of and several announcements wars made. Th# district meeting State budget la (pent on leathooka." in DeLand waa rtveiled for Jan. He lilted among the major ac­ 11. It waa alao announetd 'that complish manta, of the pait aenlon the circle would furnlah hoitaaaea of the leglilature the fact that at th* USD Jan. 23-24, The cir­ they hare eecured a 1300 pay in- cle will have charge of tha create for taachere without creat­ prayer meeting aervica Jan. 26. ing additional taxea. Refreshment* were aerved to Another big itep nrti the patt­ the following ladlea; Mra. St. \V. ing of the driver education bill. Caatla, Sira. A. F. Collum, Sirs. MThe purchaser* of licente tagi pay Alice Hoyna, Mra. R. SI, Slaaon, " i s rente extra each year which Mra, C . F . Minims, .Mra. Randall amount! to tll.M over a period P rint, Sira. E R. Smith, Mia. of SO year* during which time R. W. Sturdivant, Mra. J, E. every Inlereated ichool child re. Tarwillager Jr. eelvea Instruction in aafe driving.’ Mr*. Oliva Walla, Mra. J. H. Following Sen. Stenitrom'e en­ Nicholaon, Mra. E. L. Petarh, Mra. lightening apeech the room count IV, T. Pni», Mra. R. F. Roblton wat taken with Mite Cherry Single­ and Sllsa Aline Chapman. CIRCLE NINE tary, aeventh grade, and Mrt. Circle No. Nina mat at tha Belle Bumbler, eighth grade, (Inhome of Mra. Thomaa Bulla, eet winning. jp At the roncluilon of the aenlon. 1412 Park Ava, and upnn arrival the guetia war* aerved cake and refreihmenti were nerved. coffee. The devotional waa given by Sira, R. 0. Hutchison who read a portion of Kphealana, which waa followed by a prayer offered by Sirs. John D. Long. A news report front the Meth­ odist Womans waa given and .Mrs. tV, R. London related a visit in Hawaii. Sira. R, E. Hig£ Final plant are being announced fine offered the Mission aludy, "today for the marriage of Mias "Practice and Preeence of God." Sira. Joe Aitarello, circle Jean Carpenter daughter of Mr, chairman, announced that tha end Mr*. W. O. Carpenter to Ar­ cirri* will b* reapnnaihU for thur R. Pedigo, ton of Mr. and prayer meeting Wrdneeday night Sira. Harry Smith of Orlando. with Sira, Ashby Jonas in The ceremony will take place charge. A visitor of Mra. Butt*', tomorrow in the ehapel of the Flrat lira. H. L, FUltar, waa present. Baptlat Church at 4:30 p. m. with Alan preaent were Mra, Lida the Rev. W. P. Brooke Jr., officiat­ Stall, Sira. 0. A. Gregory, Mra. in'*. Joa Aaaarello, Mrs, M, E. Baker, . Mra. Ann Tyner will play the Mra, Albert Hardesty, Sira, J. H. yplano. Mite Betty Carpenter, eou- Steplln. Mra. H. W. Dick, Mra. ein of the bride, win be the bride- 0, E. Hlgglna, Mra. R. U. Hutchelect'a maid-of-honor end Sam Jar- lee n r Mra. Ruth Lundqulat, Sire. rcll will art aa beat man. A recaptlon will follow in the educational Harry Brown, Mra. John Gilloo, Sfrt. Tatar Monje, Mra. C. H. budding of the church. No tovttadnne are being tent hut Winn, Mra. P. Lynch. Sira. Stra, Thomaa Iriendt of the couple are invited j Joi'ph Ttrlap, Rutta, end Sira. Brodle Williama. to attend. Methodist Circles Jean Carpenter To Be Married Tomorrow Eve ^Wedding Told Fort Haywood Poole, of San­ ford and Mra. Pauline Fiachrr Bradahew were married Friday night at I p. m. In Miami at Ihr home of Mea. John T. Fiacher, 3171 N. W. 30th St. The Rev. Rex R. Puckett of Melroae Heighla Baptist Church performed the rite*. It wax a alrnplo quiet ceremony /a with only the cloie frlenda of the ^couple attending. They will realda e t IOT Loeuit Ave. here aa Mr. Poole la a civilian Naval Air Sta­ tion employe. Happy Birthday Patti TUlit John Fitigerald GROUP OF 819.78 ALL WOOL NOW -$29 98 it $2798 184.88 RAYONS NOW SPORT COATS X* a l l -w o o l ' co a ts n o w GOOD BUYS - A L L FROM REGULAR S T O C K ! K e& d& n MENS L . MW%3 A iiss /. Corley Elected To Head Rainbow G irls W EAR ft& AAonald Gleaners Class Has First Meet At Rucker Home BI RTHS Gives Invitation To Valentine Dance Th* Woman’* Bible Claaa of the First Baptist Church mat Tuesday at 7;M p. m. at tha home of Mra. Mrs. James Blankenship presid­ E S. Roekay. Co-hoatessee were ed over ihe meeting of th* Amu Mr*. 0. 8. Selman, Mra. H. B, Od- Miller Circle Tueadey evenlrg as ham. Mra. A. D. Roller, Mra. M. plana were made for the Valentine L. Grogan and Mra. R. C. Wiley. dinner and dene# Th# event will Mra. J. B. Fields had charge be held at the Kike Club on Feb of buaineia and the meeting opened It and is open to the public. with a devotional offered by Mrs. Varioue officer* end committee Selman uiisg as her subject, chairman submitted report* of hap penlng atnea the last gathering. •Alma for the New Year". Reports from group raptalni Those present Included Mra. Pet­ were heard and group four bad the er J. Bukur, Mrs. Lowell E. Osier, largeat attendance, made tha moat Mrs. Eddie Stout, Mre. 8. P. Brufphone calls and visits. Th* meet­ fin, Mra, Samuel Carter, Mra. A. ing cloaed with pray a r by Mre. C. Lange, Mrs. J. R. Hoolehan, Field*. During the aoclal hour, Mr*. Clayton Smith, Mra. A. P. member* gave their favorits Bible Boweraox Mrs. James Via, Mrs Harry Adair, Mra. W, J. Clarke, veraea. The hoateeiee aerved ice cream Mre. Roy Chorpening, Mrs. R. and cake to Mr*. J. B. Fields, Mra. S. BUlhlmcr. R, C. Rhodes, Mra. W. M. Scott, Mr*. Gen* Walter, Mre. J. M Mra. S. A. R. Wilkerson, Mra. Ro­ Cameron, Mrs. H. C. Diabrow, Mr*. bert Cully, Mrs. H. D. Smith, Min C. 11. Stafford, Mr*. Greg Kinlaw Mra. Harold H. Kastner, Mra. Georgia Llttretl. Mrs. R. L. Dinn, Mra. A, B. Harry Kent, and Mr*. James Lovejoy, Mra. F. E. Boll, Mra. M. Blankenahlp. L. Grogan, Mra. A. D. Roaiar, Mra. G. 8. Selman, Mre. George Ford, Mre. George Stlmpton and Mre. Card Party Tonight E, L. Rockey, Tha Sanford Tourist and Shufflabosrd Club la holding a card party tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Lake Monroe P-TA Thoaa attending have ba*n asked, If posalbl*, to bring a whits ale Sees Demonstration phant wrapped as a present and marked hit, here or general. LAKE MONROB-Tba Lake Mossroe P-TA held lie regular, monthly meeting Tueiday at 7:30 at the achool. The guest speaker, Mr*. J. B. St. John, president of the county council, wee unable to apeak due to lllneae. Claud* Hittell, preaident, demon­ strated a U p o recorder foe the OUR group. The P-TA la buying a recor der for the school. Mr. Wyatt'a claaa won th* home room eouat. Mr*. C. T. Raybun and Mre. B. C. Brantley, the fourth end fifth grade mother* were hoeteeso* for the evening. • The next meeting, ■ Founders Day program, will be bald at Sem­ inole High School at I j, in . Fab. Thli will be a county-wide pro­ ML 1833-J gram. $1693 181.88 U 129.98 VALUED * * •« * . I * ST. By 8. DRIGGERS The new Current Biography Yearbook tor 1951 with portrait! and frank objective life atorles of 330 cclebrltiea who hit the headtinea in 1S3S h it Just been added to tha reference collection of the library. Some at the famoua names are, Queen Eliubeth II, President Carlo* Castillo Ames. THE CPO WIVES CLUB HELD an installation *f officer* Tuesday night In tha CPO Club. Shown, Ertba Kitt. Grace Kelly, Marihall left to right are Mr*. Walt Fijol, devotional chairman; Mrt. William Johnson, aargaant-at-arms; Tito, Marihall Gaorgt K. Zhukov, Mra. Raymond Fraitar. president; Mra. Howard Wolf*, out going prealdanl; Mra. R. L. Hardman, vice Waltar F. George and Harry F. preaidant; and Mra. Harold Keen, secretary. (Photo by Jameson) Burd. Alio, Roger M. Blouggh, Alfred Krupp, Pearl Rillty, Yma Sumac, Zither Williams, acklt Glcaaon, Jack Webb, Eva Marie Saint, George Gobel, and Juan T. Tripp*. Miss Grace Marie Stlneelpher Biographiea are prepared by rehas returned to resume her studies iu rc h correspondents from all over the world. A special featura as a sophmore at Maryville College la tha "Claialfication hy Profes­ in Maryville, Tenn. Sanford Assembly No. 25, Order The Gleaners Class of the First sion", which groups all 33b bio­ Raptisl Church held Its regular of the Rainbow for Girls, held its graphies according to occupations. regular meeting Monday night with Mrs A. H. Hatcher of Jessup, monthly meeting at the home ol I noticed in the New York Timet Mlsa Eliubeth Woodruff, Worthy Oa„ ia visiting relatives for a few Mra. H, Wade Rucker at 3 o'clock and the Publishers Weekly that bivisor, presiding. Jaya. Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Ruck* "Anderaonviile" and "Marjorie rc presiding. It waa announced that a achool Momingitar" are alill leading the Boyd Bennett is vlaiting his moth­ The meeting was opened hy Mr*. heal sellers Hat In fiction, and "A of instruction would bt held Sat­ er on W. First St. A. J. Petcraon who gave th* de­ Gift From the Sea" (Anne Lind urday, Jan. 21, at 10 a. m. kith bargh) leads In the non-fiction. Mra. Lett MacMlnn. Supreme In­ Mra. R. L. Oiler of Jackson. votion and prayer. We atill have waiting Hats on ail spector, in charge Atsembllee Tenn . Is a houifgueit of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mryrr gave a rrpqrt from DeLand, Ortanto, New Smy­ Mrs. A. W. Lee. three books. to \h# class of the Christmas Raaket that was given (ram the class Coming tn February hy F. M. rna, Daytona Beach. Cocoa and Kenyon ("The Emporera Lady") Euslia have been invited to attend The ftev. end Mrs W. F. Gervin 10 * nmly is "Marie Antoinette", the story the ichool. Of Tulsa. Okie., have been the] Cerda were also sent to members of Marie from the time she arrived Officer* elided lo serve for th* guests of their cousin*. Mr and " ho no1 because of In France e 14-yeer-old girl. The ensuing term were Mias Irma Jean Mrs W. S. Thornton for saveral Mckncas. main emphasis ii on' the Queen's Corley. Worthy Advisor; Mi«a Mar­ days. Alao aa a part of the meeting, development from a wilful girl garet Ellison, Worthy Associate Ad­ Mra Meyer* gave a reading on Into a mature and noble woman visor; Miss Amnrrt Spelr. Charily; Misa Allre Rrnun has returned evangelism and the session was caught by circumstances not ol Mils Eliubeth Russo, Hope; Misa ihe University of Miami where dosed with p rijcr by Mr*. Peter­ her own devising. Good back­ Nan Cushing. Faith; Miss Shirley to son. , ground ami detail!, all of which Morgan, secretary; Miss Linda aha ie is her junior year, Prior to the rioting of Ihe meet­ will appeal to reader! of quality Smith, treasurer; Mlsa Dnllle Wil­ Mr and Mr*. J. F Graves nf ing. routine business was also dis­ historical fiction. iams, dnll leader; Miss Nancy Jackson. Tenn . are spending inme I see that RKO has bought the Cash, chaplain; Mlsa Carol Mc­ time with their ion-in-law and cussed. rights to "Cash McCall’. The book Neill, Lose; Miss Iris Causey, Re­ daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Delicious refreshments were sersrd from a lace covered table with ia still high on Ihe best sellar list. ligion; Miss Mary Ann Lcderhaus, Brow n. Mrs. U, C. McManus pouting from Literary Guild selection "Island Nature; Miss Carol Ellison, Im­ a silver service. In tha Sun" by Alee Waugh, a mortality: Miss Janie Broun, Fi­ Those present were Mra. J. L novel about life In a Caribbean delity; Miss Jackie Davis, Palrlo Jack so n , Mr*. A. J Wfclkcr, Mr* colony under British rule, is now Him; Mlsa Peggy Lundqulst, Ser J F. Lewis, Mr*. A. J. Peterson, ready fur circulation. The ahiry vie; Miss June Jennings, Confidrn Mra, M. U, liman, Mr*. John E. ran in on* of tha popular maga- tlal Observer; Miss Grace llobhy, Fox, Mra. If 11 Carter, Mrs. A. xlnei, but es you. probably know, Outer Observer; and Mlsa Linda Kendall, Mrs. Eva Come, Mra. only one third of a book la pub deraon, Musician. Alice Rorsdorf, Mrs. Myrtle Moure, ilihed when it ia run Uka that. , Advisory board member* elect­ Mrs. Bertha Cottrell, Mrs. C. C. Last but not least, have you ed to serve fur one year Were Mra! McManus, Mr*. W. r. Humhlry, read "Auntie Marne"? If not, Marjorie Shepard, chairman, Mra. Mra. L II. Harvey, Mrs. Myron S you’*# mined a wonderfully good VLrglnl* Burney, Mr*. Vlrglnle An­ •Smith, Mra. E. C. Harper, Mra. lima. It Is a humnroua book about derson, Mra. Lrnme Move, Mrs. Fred Meyers, Mrs. Then Stiles, tha enthusiasms and extravagan­ Grace Cordell, .Mr. and Mra. P H. Mrs. If W. Rucker, and two vtai­ ces of a fictitious aunt. Tha lalea Wyatt, Robert Williams, and L. lor*. Mrs Clay Sellers and Mra of this lighthearted best teller hava T. Sheppard. Mrs. Kathleen Rey­ N. ft Godfrey, Mrs McManus' recently patted the 130,000 mark nold* was reelected Mother Adlisten from Tennessee. Read It and park up your lagging vtaor for tha year. spirits! Mis* Corley set Jan 23 for her A T lh 12 as. *nn waa born tn Mr. Installation. and Mr*. Earl M. Lee of Loch Ar­ P ostp on ed M e etin g No New Business bor on Jan T at th# Fernald Laugh­ Yesterday's postponed meeting of Memorial ^lusplta). The young the .Sanford Woman's Club will b.' Taken At Meeting Anna Miller Circle ton man has been named Michael Earl. held at the same time next Wed nesday. $18,98 By Claude Hittell 114.98 HEEK8UEDES _ bOo ^ sHeLf Of Baptist Class CLEARANCE SUITS <1 On The Add leftover rooked meat, cut in atrip*, to a ean af Marlnaratype tomato aauc*. Throw in aoma canned mushroom* If you Ilka. Hea't thoroughly and arm*; over cooked noodles. A ll Calendar L istings And 8o d ety N ew t' A re Requested By 5 p. m. The D ay Preceding Publication , J. F. Lawta. Homar Oihsfn# wDl TBVR8DAV Intarmadiat* Choir rahaarait at show a colored movla on uaa aad t i farllllxar, b« r i m Baptist Church at i p m Adult choir rahaartai at lb* First Th* Hibitcua Ctrel* will m tt( at 2:30 p.m. it the hom* of Mr*. Baptlat Church at I p m. Bible atudy week at tha F lnt Fahty at Laka Emma. Co-hotletaaa ar* Met. John Ludwig And Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. The Magnolia Circle of the Gar­ Mrt. Paul Ptiold. den Club will meet at 11:30 a. m. Th* Rosa Ctrel* of tha Garda* aith .Mr*. Harry RoUsun- at *iJ a . Club will meet at 9:43 a.m.. 4 ldh* Juh St. for a covered dish lunch Cardan Center with guait ap*ak*r. eon.. Elaclinn of officers will b« Mra. Charles T. Lawton relating held. Guest speaker, Mra. Chart** tha aubjact of Geraniums and ! Wilke. Corsages will be mad* by gonlia. oiemhrra, Tha Central Circle of th* Sanford Th# laori circle of tha'Garden Garden Club will meat at 9:43 a m. Club will meat at 1:30 p.m. In thn at th* horn* of Mrs. R. W. Turner Garden Center. After a ahbrt bullat 913 Park Ave. Mr* B. C. Moore neaa meeting and refreshment* thn «nd Mra. A. F. Collum aa ee- group will go to th# ham* of Mr*. 1 hnsteiaca. Speaker la Mrs. Frank C. W. Baker, 331 Plumoaa Driv* for a talk on (lower arranging. i Hill. ' Th* Aialca Circle nf th* Garden s,ll!# ,,irrl<°n Chapter, Hub will meet at I p. hi. tn tne N5DAR will meet at tha hom* of 1 Garden Canter with hostaaiaa Mias Mra. A. W. Lea. 1414 Laura) At#., Ella La* Klrchhoff, Mra. Fred at 3 p. m. with Mr* F. P.-Campbail and Miaa Barbara Rupiwtnt Pope, and Mra. E. Andarion. Tha HemerocaUla Orel* of tha aa co-hoMtaiet. A ll rlaltHig fil Sanford Garden Club will meat at daughter* ara Invited tn attend. Th* Dirt Gardanari Clrcli af th* 7:30 p.m. A covered dish aupptr will b* served at tha horn* of Mr*. Sanford Garden Club will meat al Carl Lind, on th* Old Orlando 9:30 a.m, at tha hom# of.. Mr*. noad. Speaker far th* event ti R. F. Robison 1407 E. Second St, Following th* session th* mam\Awood Teagl*. will visit the Experiment Srmlnnl* Rahekah Lodge S will brra Station. mrrt In the 100F Hall at i p.m. Tha Mimosa Circlt of tha flanThe Grammar School p-TA will ford Cardan Ctub will meal at 18 meet at ft p.m. All member* are a m . with Mra. C. L. Wall (a 1508 urged to attend. Elliott Ave. ** ■ The Palm Circle of th* Sanford MONDAY Garden Club will meal at 9:33 al Th# Dependable Claaa ef th* the home of Mr*. Arthur Watt In First Methodist church will meal DrBary. with Mrs. Nancy Brock, 4ttGrapd> FRIDAY Tha Jararanda Circle of the San view Dr., at ft p. m. for,Itn regu­ ford Garden Club will meat at 7:30 lar monthly businet* and'social p m. at th* Garden Center Ho* mailing. tasaaa will b* Mra. Fay Jonas, Th* Elii# Knight Clrd* of th* Mra. A. J, Walker, and Mr*. First Baptist Church will ba half at th* home of Mrs. Roy Raft), 814 Escambia Dr,, at i p . m. TUtSDAY Film To Be Shown - Th* Fidelia Claaa of tha First Home Demo Group Rapliat Church will meat with Mra. LAKE MONROE—Tomorrow the V. C. Maiacnger, 137 N. Elliott Home Demonstration Club will at I p. m. anonsor a film on cancer, entitled, Tiie Seminole County ChUdrtn'a "A Question in Tima"- and "Self Com mill## will meal at th* School Examination", which will’ benefit Administration Building on Com­ mercial Av*. at 3 p. m. AH ro'tmall women. A doctor will attend to answer brfs are'urged to attend this Im­ .► question* and all ladlea a n urged portant meeting. Judge Ware’s Blbla Claif of lo attend. There will be no admlaslnn charged for the film which tha First Methodist Church will will he shown in the Lake Monroe meat In McKinley Hall at 7 p. m. for a chicken pilau supper. Hoata School. will he Mra. C. E. Williama. Mra. W. A. Hunter, Mra. R. T. Warrafl, CIRCLE FORMED L. Crawford, and Mr. and Mri. T I A new circle of the Congregalinnal Church has been formed under W. A. Norman. WBtlftBRDAV , _ the name Friendship League. Th* group will meat every two Tit* First Baptlat Churet wtH weeka. New officers are Mr*. W. hava prayer meeting at 7:18 p. , • ’f T T W. I.Inti, president; Mrs. William The Sunday School Cabin*! af lleinhach. vlre president; Mrs If W. Shuman, treasurer; and the Flrat Baptlat Church will mad al 1:13 p. m. . , Mrs. R. A. Ivera, secretary. Jeanne'A.rc »en ♦ .a * * * ‘ ^ \ 4A*>I t i ► J rsowl Db'icj ON SALE FRIDAY 1200 YARDS PI E CE GOODS ****** *« b1 ' a* .v ba. t. i*n I* " 4*w ** K, *■» B. *• 3 - t4 M “ 1 . | J i "! v J *\* ■! •’ t : *1 * : ! �MILWAUKXB rn-TU MihMokaa Bravei a n dugmit-deep in left field candidate*, and with no iqusller'e fight* at Csuaty Stadium h v ta bitobgll jdiyers ara m tha run rata. asUaitt Lum Park erewd af hmt* In s'wide-open sevts players In the running than U # » la the secaad iagaaaa araTh*outfielders Bobby Themioo. h n t i B M i 1- a/it'isii* Tha* am a , , jrsuds a. tn s it Quiniii* ri-i) H ie s , D*ily Double (M i list so Third ISaee — S/1S Mile Tt«a KM Jim-Tw« t i l <<* a so In A Tub ll.tt I S* Jur*4n StO Uulnl.t* (»•!> IIS SO Pearlb Hate — S /lt Mile Time M l .juste Bus lo ts I SO at* Mickey Man MO s in Tfioe Nellie t |l Uulalelo ss-ny 1ST ns p iii a net* — d/ie Mil* -rise ana nevile L'sht.r it.SO sTlt n o Rinnsiite M. . s.ss M»llo CJi.llo ' 1.40 gulnieta (l-S) tiT.no llilb S ax — S/IS Mile Tl«e I t s Htornful 11.40 (I SO S.SO UeOe’i Hueler I to a.nn Am.rtio III Qulnl.l* ri-si ill in Sevaalb Hu* — ■/!• Mile Tlaia at.I Mnap Hack ISO 310 3.40 K»lo R. HO ISO Prink (>rr i.lt Quml.lt (I S) ISIS Blohib Hue — */l* Mite Ttne U > an Amy e u m m the J«» ninrk. I s til i H i ** * II s 11 rme theater, n * a*4 Just Per 1 Msrir K.kbi*. see MS tnau Untiling stories Qulnf.l* ( |.|) tin in Ninth Hare — S. IS Mila Ttwe St.l Jat Hlraak II 00 I ID I *n April Dus ISO ISO Invisible Men no Quintals il-n |JSso Tsnib Here — a/1* Mile TIb * gl.T AnnIJier Janice It 40 Sin Tin Nail alarm 11 fO I ID Chair Bay lit Quintal* H-l) Has in riavanlh Hue — S/S Mile TlBe 41.0 Quick tank I SO 1,00 ) i* Marked Time I in J ;• Swill Hsrmnny jin Qulnl.l* <f.|> lit 10 llutuel han4ladi (isnst.nn X. . VONIOMr* e «tiu k * Plra* Hue - t/ie Mila (it. 4. C Hullan a Choir., Orr, Striker Pi­ lot, Ural Kllerl, Hallar, Ruth El.In*. Nn (.Unit, he™ liar. * p e o * / l * Wile n r. 4. It Her Mur*mV* * \ t u iTr"Vjppy. tfhaV- mV' CHICAGO tB-Bob Sattarfleld’i chin got ta hia way again lait night heaping him eat* more fram crossing tha threshold ta heavyweight title ceitextioe. Johnny Holman, * hulking getpounder with the reach of aa of his UUa. , Chuek Tanner, Andy Pafko, Wee octopus, catapulted three long Esglaaaa weighed 111W. Covington and A1 Bpangkr, ptua eight* to Sattarfiald's aanstlva butPoraa'a aaat UUa fight prehsbly first baaaman Jo* Adeoek and flat will ha againit Dal Dewar af Wale* basamaa-outfislder Earl Henh. Three tlmea Sattarfiald's, nut in London, perhaps fas April. Ha la Manager CfaarU* Grimm, with walghad by IT pounds. fell Uk* undefeated In SI pro fight*. long ball threat George Crowe, lomtone yelled "tlmbarl” Only a draw with Japan's Yethi* elkkdieldlng Prank Torre and Ad- Ha want down for a nine count Shiral. from whom h# wsa tha rock available for first has* has In the ascend round of the na­ UUa l i ' November lfM, mar* U* Hid ha ptasi to axparlmant with tionally ttlaviadd fight at Chicago Joa In th* outfield. Stadium, for eight In the third Under Argentina rbgulaUona th* Adcock, SB slipped to .M4 last and Anally th tchadulod lb-round vote of th* three Judfsa was not year, and missed tha tall and of bout it as stopped In th* tight, aiuiouncad. But an tha Associated the season whan a pitch by. Jim Holman’s right la tho eighth Press card. P a m mm lb rounds, Hearn fractured his right wrist. fiattspod Use ll-s favorite. But Espinosa t sad S wars a m - • Ha recently signed a 'M contract Satterfield staggered up just at Peres aut Espinosa under the and reported the break had knitted tha ebunt af lb with eight 'seconds left aya hi th* third round and bad perfectly and gave him no trouble. to go before the bell, him down for a count of four la Tho 13-ycar-old Harsh, who bat- Referry Berate Weinman stopped tho ninth. Bload from tho wound tad .114 for Atlanta In tha Southern It, giving Holman a technical seamed to bother tha PUJpIno aa It Aim. last season, will make the knockout. flowed freely at Intervals hut a switch to tho outfield because of hosing commission physician said the Braves' overabundance of Thomson, ntver right after suffer­ first aackera. ing a broken ankle In tha spring of Fifth Mae* - S/IS Mile Arade D Thomson and Tanner, who split Mile-Tfc, Hapar Okie. Hep Hoy, tha tpft field chorea in *33, both 1134. batted -337, Tanaer 10 points ■•■"•I oilier, Trn Onto, 7*I|il**a say they won't b* counted out of less. vivid HU*. Rurel Choirs, aieib Hue — S/te Mil* arade a eansldaraUon despite poor aaaaoaa. Covington, M. and Spangler, 19, fyetou. Here, lerlel litT, Overk were teammates at Jacksonville In iff. 1>P» Trial, HI nelly. Qeld Wins, tVsyalde June Olrl. ■eveatb Hu p — S/IS Mil# Arad# C tha cut was of little Importsnca. tha South Atlantic Laagua and both «"®" . ecr'b*. Us lisle. Espinosa got up la th e ninth af­ eome highly recommended. Cov­ HnlUnf Tally, Hop* ftuprrm*. Hawrtrlht, Huthman, Pelnty Dlih. i ter being floored wRh e stinging ington led th* league with .310 bat­ Waksi — a /ii jfiu cradp a ting average while Spangler batted Noodle Hette. Val Nlakley, Iren- laft and was receiving still more dr. rnoliih wind, Hippy Tim, rw- punishment when th* bell ended ture Teaee, lULIMl*. Prince Hsi th* round. The pace, fast through Grimm has said Pafko, 34, still Vlaib Hue — SMS Mile Orade A the f i r s t 10 rounds, was slow can help th* club but, "1 don't think Inoh n*y, Plyins Pool. Middleb»ro, PUihy Arcbre, He* O’Tnpntr, throught the list five as Espinosa he will be able to go 100 games e»f#ty Timr, Mr rerol. N»w run**. eeneentrated on trying to put this year." Pafko finished up with Tenth Her# — S'* Mil* Arnd* C across s knockout punch. But hs a .SM batting average In ’S3 Pew Dc*r Dream Middle Wot, Pink l.ece. HI T**»e. Top Vleteri^ Dlilt was outclassed by the fast-moving can be at him aa first rate utility Dencer, idrnta Tig, Troplinl Peres. man. A T LE A S T O N E Legal Notice Caanip •( Seminole, stsi* of griarida. uniat* auch nMlIiCatS abatl ba redeem d areerdlns In Ikw th* properly deierlhed In auch retllflcal* will h» sold tn ih* hlsheil bidder SI.tha (rent d*or nf lha Stmiaol* Ceiiinfy Court Hour* at Saaf«rd. Flor>dt, e* the Jim Mender In lb* month *f P*bru*ry. ins, which li th* Sth day of F«hru*ry, ISM. Data* Mila Sth day *f Jaauary. ISIS, e (Official ciirk* SiaU UNKHOWNi A tw#ta petition having been filed In Ih* Circuit Court in nnd for Seminole County, Florid*, by KBNKRT 1,KHr>r KVKJIIT nnd DDIlin MAS KMOHT, his wlf*. the ihnrl Hilt *f Which la IN Till! MATTrill OF TH* ADOPTION BT KRNEdT LENOr KNIOHT lad UOBIS MAE KNIOifT, hi* wife, of c iu n i.r s New Ountr and Manager Cocktail Dance Dine to Hour In th* Dinper • to 7:30 Bamboo Room Musle Phone Sanford >300 for Dinner Reservations _________ Mein Dlntng, Room_________ ' llh a Quarter Pound of EAT OUR FAMOUS ChArcoa] Broiled or Barbecued HAM ryr COCKTAIL BAR •nd Psckige Store D EW D R O P IN N Rout* 17-11. On Beeutiful Lek* Memos, I Mi. North of Sanford. All Mixed Drinks Wine, Liquor, Boer At th* Bar F. A. Wolfsr, Proprietor Carry-out • ■ • fit t i l l - . / % ROUND | TABLE aetrsd- Bee W het Yen B e t- B e t All Yen Wsstj i f f l l t l t a. Si. t* liM p. b. ItBI p. as. <* TiH ». m. Celtrr City. Grill t i l MagnolU Near the Bits 8 J S R 'a L e WlHna Aletander i \'i, MODERNIZED TRACK HEATED GRANDSTAND • ' M ATINEE WED. & SAT. 2 P . M* • Trangportatlon Fro* Downtown Sanford GINEKAt MANAGER Hl’wey 17-11 at I.«ngwood Rd. Midway Bsnford-Orlsnd* M EM BER PDIC ^ SANDWICH 8 HOF i «t — Don s G eri'i Baialorsnt iM Cafe , LoRgweod Open Evenings . Cl*scd Sundays Bar sad Carry • Out Fatorit* PrsmluHi Bear , X8e Offit! si Deg Eat* Programs but flood and FLINTY at M O T O IS IN N When You I.«avs ih* T.'sck, .liurv Your Tyoublss or Cslibrate Your Killing at— DUFFY'S Cetktalls e Premium Beer Vt Mile South of Dor Track on Highway 17*92 ' * Breakfast Deliciously FOOD CURB or DINING ROOM |8 tli at Park Open liS f a. at. to 12:10 p. a . — Bark in Decetnbar 1*26, P. J- Angel sx-Atmy mess sergeant and steam shovel operator In civil­ ian life, loaded his most valuable belongings Inin sn old 'H-modct Che\ro|*t and left his boms In Al­ abama bound for bis new job In Texas. Giving himself a "delsy In route" he planned to spend a few days visiting hts sister in Sanford. Back thirty years ago Florida roads were considerably different than today, and It look Mr. Angsl two days over nairow sand rosdi to make the drive from Tallahassee lo Sanford. The balmy weather, flowers and warm sunshine that hs found here were In such contrast to th* drab winter landscape of Alabama, says P. J. that he thought he must be in Paradise. With little heiitsllnn he called (Continued on Peg* 7) —BAR— Como—On—Down To Tha — Q U IC K S E R V IC E -G O O D Owner’ Lek* and Warren Near Letfwoed Ratal Watch For OPENING of our RESTAURANT SOON . T iH BAB and GRILL • • , Super ^Burgers and Sloppy Joe's M ADDEN'S CORNER O is Park, Flertl*. iii which at*4M*g S T IL L ST A C K S IT HIGH Make This Your Haw Year's Resolution ----- K ib» In stalm en t Loan Dept. N IG H T A W EEK! Evaninf Dinners From 6 t» 10:04b Noon Lunehls Dally 11 >30 to 3:80 Closed Sundays nvo T ic* to onrRHis 1H TH* CIHCVIT COURT OF TH* NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IV AND FOR SEMIMILS) CnUNTT. IN CHANCsmV. SETTY SUS JOHNS, Fltlqtlff. versus - LKOHABD CALVIN JOHN* Dtlsadtat. Cite N*. ISIS. TO LEONARD CALVIN JOHNS. ASdiiss anknown: T«* «r* hereby a*tin*4 tbit suit bit' »*sa braught s«*l*M *y«u la Ik* there aklltiaS e*>» l* th* ab*v* »IBM Court, wbertla the rwliwf SUB JOHNS. I* a dsrrtt graMlns Plata II ft a <tverr* and lha romile esia, eustadr, sad **ntr«l nf anard Calvin John* Jr., And >tu tie birthr anilfisS tad r*4 *litd la »l * (p*»»aa*lly •» hy tltarnsy) ►I'k >M CleVH *f iald Court, your wsiltsn dtftniti. If say, t* ih* CamplaiM In said suit and in *«rv* a,«*»y laertnf upon attorney for Plaintiff aa *r be/ora the asik dsy •J January, ISIS Herein fsl) not or Wl1' M b p hind sad ik* offl- *SA N EP R D siusnc BANK P. J. A N G E L CA M E HERE FOR SH O RT V IS IT SO YEARS A G O £re*i& t.% ffJ*'77rM r *r f.KH Taturn, Miner, thu* yra»#n!« ar* In rnmmaml yen tn ap. p#*r *n4 flla ymir written anennr nr fihj-eilona herein nn nr hefere th* Slat d»y of January, A. D m s. nr other*lie Decree Pr* will he enterel aaelnM you, an* •hi, etui* proceed r.i Telle The Sanford tlerald le deilanaled ee a newipaper of aen-rel rlrculaHod In which ihli c'ta’lnn ehall he puhllehed one* ee. It week for faur cnoiecullv* week, WITNESn my hand jn-l official saat af th* Clerk af - t circuit Court, on Mila ih**3l|h day ef December. A. D 1SSS. /•/ O. P. Iferodoo Clerk of the Clrrult Court Hark N. Cleveland, Jr, Altornay at Law F D. Bea IIS. nsnford. Florida Altnrney far Pattltenara BUYING A CAR? Prescription for Fam ily Harmony Pearlk Maca — 4/IS Mile Arede B room They snake fabric* and wan payee be mnbrh ot-te go together, yow know," “Hot i t nwek*a they don't be laughed. She made a pretty face. “We don't have to gn to Bhuck’a. Thar* are plaeee ta Kaaaee City oe HL Louts. I could gat aamplae for yon next week sod. M you Ilka.* f re Be OomtmrnM) Satterfield, at SI, was being boomed aa bait lor heaVywelght champion Rocky Marciano. But aO that appaarad vanished now and tha unpredictable fighter hsi re­ turned ta tka ala»raa ctaai. Tha mast that can he said o! Satterfield la that ha provldaa a token of anclument In hia bout*. 0 Ha hat scored 30 knockouts hut haa been kayoed U time*. ' Just when ha appears to bo, going placca with a string of knockouts, someone finds hia chin and out go tha light*. Holman, who hid been elobhared by Satterfield twlca before, shewed soma finesse with a left jab, some­ thing that he only recently de­ veloped. It seamed ta hav* ha- 0 Waffles «r Hot Cakes With Ham, Sausagt or Bacoa Our 85c Lunch Menu Changes Dailv tho world'a b est SHRIMP Right eff thhe Shrimp Begu g |.M ■ D/in L s n ni iec rr * * £h**ken gtMk (nti.si m | 17B Real Mexleen Chill Con Carno 40o s A ngle's E at Shack Sanford at 33tb (Geneva Avt.) Phene *140 Full Court* f |, Sunday Dinners I Try Our N. Y. Cut Delux Glass Fountain RL 1T-P3 at RL 436 (Apepka B ^ Caspelberrr Liens mist la n ? Private Dining Room seek 1st and Srd Thursday. Open 7 a. m. to Midnight • M lo n 's luncheonette • First I t at Magnolia • * >*Wl b - v o a M a tt a a - f a COW M OT r Bart eo 1T-H at i S 24 HOURS onm sx - Cessplete Chesge ef Man* Dally 70c to $1:00 SHOPPERS’ SPECIAL 70c >n from H e Yu m m y « . u n d a y ■ , 41.04 •-t if'. •»*"* tb s Famllp , ' • V. V , Full Courn H a d . 11 a m . to I * i Completo Menu Ourtigt Dally /s S C & IJ �RHHB -V' y , ' }\rlM TIT?'-' -r-V. 5 5 * r If It'n Worth Aaythlac ]t’a Worth AdvertWr* la • CLASSIFIED ADS RATES Tho Following Rate* ara now ’ ••• - --v . ' TORE LARGE THREE Badreom House. Kllebea Bedrooms. 1 bath, separate dining equipped, attle fin, panelled room, living room with fireplace, T \ room. Call 2467-R. enclosed sun porch, patfo wllh barbequo grille—an older home Fer peer. Raoi Ira te aeemt designed for gracious living. Cullen and H arkev, Realtor* $14,750. Terms 166 N. Park Ave. Ptieae t ^ , I BR home. Trice only IS.H75. Down payment $400. $46. month THREE Bedroom cement block Lovely 3 BR nearly-new home in PHILLIPS home, landscaped, sifhboriM excellent neighborhood. Hard­ hardwood floori. G. I, Finance. wood floori,, Tiled tiled bsth. Very Phone 617-W, nicely landscaped$12,10$, aped- Price: Pr 12.150 down:l H $*1.16 U * month. Bee UUe one bifora lor# you decide. NOT A PROJECT! Lsktlrw l Cam* Sites bottom. Spring fed. Lot sliea BUT — ________m Homes ef Real ___ Individuali­ JvIduaU- Sand 7$ ft. nr 100 h, on water by ap­ ty: Brittany Farm Hornet, proximately 250 ft. depth. Priced c » u American,_Ultra American, Ultra Modern, Early Conventional A French Colonial from $69* lo $723. Terms. type*. Alexander Jk Stringer Real Etlate • teinraace BUILT On Large Landscaped Mra. Lounne Messenger, Aieee. Lots: in “ - - - ■ 1ST Magnolia Avn, Ph. 11 C. A. WHIDDON, fOL a S J %. Laura B. Oiler, Broker MSI SOUTH ORLANDO DRIYH Phone IMS * ‘" Open Monday'* fll • p. m. Used furniture, appUaaees, tools, •'Hart your own career in tho ex­ citing cosmetic business as an etc. BeughUdld. Larry's Mart, Ml East 1st it. Phoa# 1&3L Avon Representative. Unlimited opportunities for advancement. Mrs. Juanita Russell, T. 0. Box Window Sills - IJntala 975, Orlando." Flue Blocks -• Cradle Blocki seae Grease Traps — Dry Wells. 12— MISCELLANEOUS -t* Miracle Ceaercte Co 333 Elm Ave Ph. 1333 DRIVING TO OKLAHOMA CITY Friday, Jan. 13th in a new: Buick. HEATING Take two or three passengers. Floor Furnace* and Clrrulatori Contact M. D. Martin, Park Ave. h . a po pe co„ m e . Trailer Court. >33 South Park Ava. Phone 1443 LEAVING Monday January IS for Rolwell, New Mexico. Can taka —Factory to Tew— one rider. Call 2211. AlURtiBRIR Venal Inn Blinds Enclosed head. Hlf-proof bottom rail with nlastie ends. Plastle or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon cord*. Baakvtk d a « l a d Paint On. 113-U4 Wait 2nd fit. Phono 3)0 Contracting and Repair 1007 fianlont AV*. Phone t i ll FLOOR landing and tlmatu; Cleaning, waxing, Serving Be; County since 1925, USED FU RN ITU RE onle H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary, Plumbing. Krrtkv Healing C LEA R A N C E M. G. HODGES Maple Club C hairs........... $3.50 Wicker Rocker.................... $3-73 Service on All Water Pump*Wells flrllled - Pumna ifktall chain ........... .. . *2.66 Paata Road Phena 7M Club Chairs ................... . II .01 Sofa Bad ...... .................. t i l l ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call 1-Pc. Sofa Red Suita . . . . . . $24.50 Ralph Ray, 3130. Student Desk It C hair........ .. $9.56 Largo Office D esk............. $12 66 of Linoleum. Car­ Lamp and End Tables ...... . $3.40 INSTALLATION Drruer B ase..................... . $3.66 pets. Tile*. Dresser and M irror.......... *12 M Sanford Linoleum A Tile Co. rhone 1117 Chlff-o-rohe ........................ $19.95 127 W. 1st SL Small Buffet ........ ........ SI 66 For Belter Plurmrnig I-Pc. Dining Room Suite ... .I46..V1 See or Call Vanity with Triple Mirror . 111.66 w ! j . KING Metal B ads........................ . $4 M 260* South Park Phene I# Dining Room Tables ...... $14.66 S-Pe. Dinettes .................. >24.66 INTERIOR and E X T E R I O R Drop Loaf Kitchen Tahiti . ..$3 ta Painting- Taper Hanging. Phono Wooden Kitchen Chairs .. $2,96 313-W, lluffum A Walker. Youth Red A Mattress .... *27.66 ,1 . EASY TF.n.MS . Mather of Sanford 233-09 R. let fit. rhone 127 1431 Yal* Ave. Phone 2962-J. It will nay YOU to sro US before yuu buy, Opin Kvt-ningi and ymi buy. USED FURNITURE. PH. 1014-M. Sundiyi, Kastalda Trailer Sales, REFRIGERATOR 9 Cu. FI. Large Palalka, Fla. Freeicr Cornpartmcnl. Clean, quiet. Phone 3143-J. FOR SALE - 195.1, 42 Ft. "Travelllic” dclux lloutu Trailer. Two Brown Fox FUR Jacket. Rise 12. Bedrooms. Air-condllioned, cir­ E x c e l l e n t condition. Phone culating heat. Cost $6,700. Will I2.M-R after 6 p. m. sell for $3,700. Phono 1663-W. '50 Model BSA C-H MOTOR CYCLE. 13 ru. In. Very econom­ ir^kU^MQgn.K~gRoiigfiVf' ical. Call attar n p. m. 2018 Sanford Ave., Phone 764. CARS BOUGHT SOLD TRADED T PC. D ining Room Suite, Oak, Rev Reel's Used Cara reasonable. JUT P alm e tto Ave. Sanford Ave, A 11th St. 19- BOATS ■ MOTORS -1 3 s:tt v n a e ra iM i n a u s tin n r n ae i t a v ■ VBHINO ■Yanina A6**etun w in e>*«ts Well haldltr of rnrtuno WMih*r-N«vt-apl« llandseioua Humian a. r i t h l n n with Dee erne* or T««t»nUr Aneia'n hnw John l-air N'awe TiSn llurm R Allen l:na llrnurho Mars l:jl *at lion 1:1A Ida l:l<l mmn 11:nn tin 11)46 I'Mmu Hur fximliardn tvrrailln* from Itollrwood Sonrs-Neorii-Waaaihar matnei>i Theatre m an-oil .... ,i n ie ir Moaaina lilt a as « n« 1:11 1:1* re* *:|n M* 7ioo til* I :au Site «:ld l*:»a ir ;t: 11:11 aife -n e r n r r a n Xaauni* Mevs-Waathnl TV* Mornla* Ihnw captam Xaeaaroo T**< rs iia r n nian-On I'rntram Raaum* N.« t-Wnalhrr r.rm* K n . a n nlmw Tin- I^rnd nr Ours m ilk s ll Itlch id* MS its :4i idd mi ill iSn «n Sil'l Valiant Lear Lo-a or Ll/a fa a r rh (nr Temorrew Guiding Liaht Jack Paar Blew I.n>» Swire O arrr Mooi llnbarl 0. Lawl* rhannal r r ad* HI* Payoff Horry Slnnro ■«h Crosby Brlcbltr t)«r Nserst Harm On Tnnr Account V U lt-T T T ncuanar ■vnnisia Mlcksv Mouse Lent A tn * tr S:le Hsenri Done Kdws. * Heience n a ti o n Ull. prsstnn e t Wntsrfruni Club News Thtr. Yukon Cllmet t n i i r Plathnuss Jnhnnr CitMs.ShM Jnknnr ra rso n , shew , ra ttie r knrtns Mail 11 n d a r k Raparl l.sia Shaw * an m nar rionntn* im s iM i ■vmnna I 1 I i Ilia Valiant I.adr l.*>• or Life laarch tor Temorre (luldln* L l|h t Ona O cinch Rasas* Jack T arr, , Lewis n rla h ta r Ps Par 4:1* daerst Storm Tnur ArcL 4.1* RADIO w r u —a a i r e i e idee u iu m t c u u n ii e i n A T ■ ra a ix s l:« e ltil* The nylhm Hour World * 1 Si* ' l a b t Bona* _u>l* at TlaedoB Biudenl Club R y s o li f Musis Ffldlo fish e r )l*>knth«M Hama ?!! I.ts lie Paneaiim* Hlghert Ighert CASH, CASH, TRADE-IN prices 1l:l( At Homo Wllh Malta paid fer wead furniture Call M6. See our new 1156 Model EvIncudes h i UNrm HOBSON Spot tine Goods m i n ' i Cell t* Prayer WUaee-Maitr Furniture Co, $11 lt:M ■Ian Evinrude Hales A Service E. leg SL 361 E lit fit. Phene Ml FRIDAY n e u ia a 7 - fata-IJverteek SuwHea -7 13 . flij M n W L * 'beta Beari-B nm On U rm ea* Cell V* Prey or EIGHT WEEK OLD Boxer puppy. l)e»o Breakers Bu Champion stock, registered fe- iiv rinir Furniture at Benr'a Metre waaehotue Furn., Co„ at Ml W . mele. Phone 31T3-J,,_________ w.aioca Jaaberee UL it. All cation ally adv. fur Now* niture at wareheuae prices. ■ELF WANTED lovie ffeleek CTob SEC RETA RY : Capable, expcriancLOOT AND FOUND ed. Phone 1431. SALES HELP WANTED - Full LOST—Brown wallet In vicinity of or Part-time. Firestone Si downtown Sanford. Driver license Stores. Important to owner. Phone 903-W. u$ TELEVISION Btmllx and Croiley Appliances 112 Mnsnnlii Ave. Th. 113 SEMINOLE INDUSTRIES m S THAT W/HDY AUCTTCWfMI^»B L « W ^O U T *TH5$ TV Service Center PLUMBING METAL ROOFING Now In Stock. *-V Crimp —154" Custraet and rensir work. Free estimatM. R. Harvey. 134 Corrugated- >W" Corrugated Sanford Ave. Phone 1621, Gat all Your roofing needs n EUNfraairr Concrete P fjw X i. For nant Kk W ^ I-oraln Drag Llnp, Phone Orlando 26-714. fiewtog Macbtnee, te a Repairing RBITb 164 K. Park Pbees 1TM. I4-B^ W R ^ C f t , . ,^ 4 - B 1946 FORD FERGUSON will: 940 tires ............ $450 00 BRITT TRACTOR CO. Ulwav 17-12 South Phone $61 Ralei to roUcy nllei holders GAS Ureters, Venetian Minds, John WtllUmn Inn. A geecf Drapes. Cornices, Three Fans. 417 Banferd AUaetle “ Desk. Sectional Bookcau-s ami P ries 34 odd chair*. Call 2* bafore a p. nt. Quality Rubber Nlanipe Block and Mads In Order -rn 24 Hour Servire — 17—AliTOMOBILES-TRAtLE>n Mows naorlo At A jnohor's Chnlco • M eornlna _______________ Dornileae llirm nny nnr Tim* Worldd At MIS* Mnrnlna Mclndle* Haro , ___^ snd , f hThar* tr* lias plub 1:11 Vdnd U s d I id nsrord Prodow :*d Toon Tim* t iiS 4* jd S n Tint* A * Jkhrshw Beer P. J. Angel (he (respective new employer In Texsi and irivlsml him In find nother shovel man, became he, P. J, Angel, had fnund hi* home, nd would go no further. A (aw daya later Angel opened hla Ural raataurant lo a 3 by 11ool dining ear. while the present estaurant was being built. Com* next December P, J. and Alma Angel will etlebrste the ttth anilvariary of Angel'* Eel Shack. Their menu has rhanged vary little n this lima, certainly their policy of always serving the bait has tnyad the same, saya p. J, In Workmanship a n d AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN Material*. Aggressive-and alert; Hair* ex­ taa e>*| twl fit.--------- Phone M) perience. Write Box SC ‘A The Banford Herald. For ALL Your Rcnitr Need* eaU H a rr tat t'a B eauty Nook 105 So. Oak Ave, U = ___ NOTH RANTEP - » Phone 971 (Open evenings by appointment.) AXE CARE of child in my homi while mother works. Ph. 2319-J, LAUNDRY SEBWICB IRONINO Our. House cleaning. One hour - Wash and Damp Di 703 Bay Ave, One hour M • Wash and Dry F HOUSEWORK, 1113 E. 7th Street. Finished Laundry Sanitone Dry Cleaning For All C m B1ATTTTFTTT. PATTlKNl c u rrm v r r m n PROMPT INSTALLATION StricklondM orrison, Inc. Sanford, Florida Seuthaide Laundromat Seetk Hide Food marl Bldg. P aul'* Town A C ountry T. V. SERVICE 2 Hear Servlte — Anytlne P h o n t 1994-M fieri Ue Call l i t NOTICE NEW PHONE NUMBEK 1952-M Nights 31S4 Days Tad Roraatt, Palatlag WELCOME TO SANrORD N aval Personnel Will You Be Our G a M tt W« have Uamd lorn# Room at the beautiful Mar-Lou Motel Absolutely Free Ar r m n n o o n Beauty Shop BEST ■IARDID CULTIIT Francis IT. Pencovlc, 44, clutches hla Bible ai hkndcufTa are placed on hie wrists In Los Angsles. He traded his flowing yellow robe for jstl dungarees for failure to pay hie divorced wife, Lucylt, $11(9 monthly si ordered by the court last December. Uelng ths name of "Krishna Vents," Pencovie claimed his cult calls for sbsao den Inc all worldly goods, hence he had no money to pay with* The court waa unimpressed end sentenced the defendant to five days In jell for non-support of bis former wile, fin ft nut tone!) Tbeie Roorai are available -• » Mows flora or Meledf M*e Oob tl-EUtCTXICAL i i n w c a M i WHITE GIRL for Launderette work. 2007 Sanford Ave., Joe's FRIGIDAIRE appliance*, aalei Wee Waih It. and aervlce. G. H. Htlh, Oviedo. Fla. Phone K03-33I3 or Sanford TWO-WAITRESSES over 21. Apply 1M3-W attar S p. m. in penon tn the Seminole Drive In, 601 East First SI. Immediate placement with Cosmatlea Company for energetic colored lady over thirty-five. Can work 10:00 a., m. to 3:30 p. m. 40% enmmliiinn. Box A % The Sanford Herald." AtSJflBEE! 1 ; C A H 0 L M S O 4 «(WAHPRs OlOTTH CVNV CAKE" _ ^_ _ _ g js^jm w ^sn eeeerracsT w m . wmild smuts etstevm ItANDALL ELECTRIC CO. P . t yyg rt ■m THE O L D H O M E T O W N Elocirlr^l Cmilractlug and Repairs ENVELOPES, lattarheadi. KaleABMY-NAYY BURPLUS menls. invnlflci, hand bills, and Pup tanla. jungle hammocks, r o g r a ra l, etc. Progressiva sleeping nags, air-mats, jackets, riming Co., Phone 403 — 43) boots, luggage, paint. Wist !3lh St. 310 Sanfont Ave, . V ■W X ar/fA IH i SANFOND HERALD 1*- B U R P O f OPPOETTNTHEB TWO Bedroom House, also New Three Bedroom House. Ph. M-IL -tiaV ■ y; r? 'v . • ■ >" • - c o ffset. COMPLETE with all the features Rael Batota Rreher you have dreamed about such Y. E.Rag, 'T ie Par Line for On# Iniertlon OMglat, Easy E. Williams ai colored General Electric lfie Pur Line for Thrie InaartSana letaema* appliances and colored plum lie P « Lina for Five Inaartiona Ml B. Park Ph. UBl fixtures. lie Per lin e fer Eaeb S3 In­ sertions. _ AND available at reasonable $ 7 ,9 0 0 ,0 0 MINIMUM RATEt *4a prices, with the best financing NEW two bedroom masonry home, A with minimum down-pay­ eloi* in, Osk floors, Ulad bath, ments. electric kitchen, close to church­ es and schools, a real bargain, FU R N IS H E D APTS. Wellborn C. PhlUlpu, Jr. Immediate possession. M West l i t Or Can at Tunl3 Bedroom, masonry, just out tare Ceater. U l Wert l i t Since 1949, Sanfnrd'a Leading New City, 2 miles from the clock, Builder of homes for over 1,300 of blinds, heater, and water healer people. Sales Office: Little Venice Included, immediate possession, 7ILAXA APARTMENTS: reemi, in Loch Arbor. $9,100, requiring as low as irtv ite hatha. 114 W. First St. Pboae 1M4 $l,ooo down, balance leas than normal rant. Hollaway and Baby Bsd* 11,000. DOWN Day, Wsck or monih-Tel. 1413. 31k B. It. rtk Baths, C. B. Nicer A n o th er Dondy! furniture Center tie Wait First aertlon nt City. *73.23 per month. 3 • R. R. modern masonry home Priced to move at 111,300. In tnp condition, situated on 15X130 lot In rxcellent close-in location. Avalon Apia. 11 , 000 . DOWN 3 B. n., separate Home ha* furred walls, full cera­ TlfcW. Dining Room and Florida Room, mic tiled balh, and oak floors. Kitchen equipped. Nico section., Kitchen has beautiful cabinets, 3% Mortgage. molded Formica sink top, ami G. E, Refrigerator. An assort-' 2 B. R. Fr.. 4s finished. On 3 acres. mrnt of citrus trees in beck Excellent water. 3 acres fenced, yard. This home is on* year old, 2 Acres Tillable. Other extras. a f t a a walking distance tn school, and $4>000. with $1,500 down. surrounded by homes of equal value. $1,500 will handle. EFFICIENCY Apartment Suit, $2,000 DOWN - 3 B. R.. Garage wllh room and shower. On large able for bachelor or couple. lot Including citrus and tropical Seminole Realty Staam beat, private bath, showfruits. Total price, $6,000. No #r. CovenlsnUy located. Across W. DIETRICHS T. W. MEBO City taxes tn pay! Close to nase from Post Office. Inoulrj Man­ and Schools. till Park Ave.’. Phase 27 ar 141 ual Jacobson Dept. Store. $1,500 DOWN ~ 2 HR. Asbestos LAKE FRONT HIDEAWAY Siding. Kitchen equipped. Land­ ONE-BEDROOM Cottage, mason­ rurnDhcd « room house for 3 to 4 scaped. Flowing well, Bar-H-Q ry. On clean aeml-prlvalo Lake. months, adults. Phone 1009. Pit. Price $3,100. 10 Aereejul prise ry and sunshine, 3 miles from city. Awning type ty W. II. "Blit" STEM PER THREE BEDROOM, U t bath. windows, brick .... .............. Jt fireplace, kitchen Realtor — Gaaaril fuiuraaee bsr. $10,000.00 Gertrude B. Dial (elder. Aueciala jysELt'iJffiJsa.JBffi Oltacn-Enterprise R o ad , 11* Guy Allen, Associate TWO BEDROOM Concrcle Hlock, Pkeao 2122 112 N. Park Ave. milesWeak. Mr. Wlstrand. klirhen equipment Included, large- 62‘ X 105 lot. Rarbeque pit, rarpnrfe. Practically new. THREE ROOM furnished ApartPriced $7,300, wtlh low monthly menl. 1300 Mellonvlllf.___ _ payments. . ONE Redroom Home to^munlr. THREE BEDROOM Frame con­ i* Furnished. Rt. No. 2. Box 271 struction surrounded by large Invelyoaka. Screened porches for WELL Located, Three room fur­ summer comfort. Brick firenished Apartment. ISO. Including place for winter plessur*. Dining ulllttlsa. 107 Wert 0th St. mom furniture Included. Con­ 2101 Magnolia Ave. Furnished venient carporte, deslrabla Icy three room apartment. $30 ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED 3cation $6,700. with tarma. T monthly, phone 1673, Robert A. BEDROOM HOMES TRICED William*.___________ _ _ _ _ _ Company from $11,200 to $15,000 . FHA 3 . Apia- 112 Elm Ave. fh . 2963-W. and VA (GI) Financed. Phone 1123-A. B. Peterson,Broker . FURNISHED Two Bedroom house. • A. B. Peterson Jr., Tile bath, kitchen. Garage, gas ODHAM & TUDOR, INC. Associates P. J. Cheslerson. Garfield Witheat. *55. Phone 402-J. letts. John Mclsch. R. W. Wil­ Builders of Finer Homes for liams, Haxel M. Field. A. C. ROOMS, Heat and Hot water. *7. Florida Living. Doudnsy, Land Survivor. a week. Phone 362-J._________ Sales Office—2625 So. French Ave. PRICED TO MOVE FURNISHED House In DeBary, Phone 2100 or 2960 MODERN Two Bedroom CB Home, *45. Apply 1021 Elm Ave., Large Comer lot, rear yard Sanford. .eneed. City aawiragr, kitchen FURNISHED Two Bedroom Homa. equipped, space htalar, ttla bath, Entsrpriie, Box 1 or Phone hardwood floori. Phone 317. . 1545-M-2.________________ __ _8EAL ROTATE WANtS T HOUSE TRAILER. *00 Sant* Barbar* Drive. Phone 2230.______ ACREAGE WANTED W o Bedroom House. Large yard! I have several Buyers walling for Carporte, unfurnished except 5 to 100 Acres, preferably South ltcVan. $95. Will furnish If part of Seminole County- Call aaed. Phone 799-R. Paul C. Altman, Winter Park, THE GABLES 27-2541 Collect. Nice reomi, cooking available. 401 Magnolia Avenue, Sanford. Phone 1015-< - S-W. Rooming House. Hot and cold in *11 rnomi. 12 bedrooms FURNISHED Urge, clean down­ water for rant, ownar* rooms, all rent­ AED-I-MIX CONKBET8 stairs Apartment. 611 Park Ava. ed. Ineome: KM. per month. 19% gross oa Investment. Liberal >33 b “n a ws Unfurnlihad House. Monro# Corterms. Broker* participation in­ nar. Phone A9-J. vited. Must be told this, week. Db e c w If Appliaow C n l « 6kOR SALE — Small House and Lot. Price: $11,000. completely fur­ "Yeur Westiaghouie W Dealer" nished. Raaaonable. Call 3061-J, Maytag Washers Colaman Healars 1.36 UP FURNISHED Apt. Full kitchen and 10 Acres on Lake with concrete U l Magialla Ava. PheneI 1TIT. bath. AdulU. $40. see Manager block home about six mll*a from after S p. m., 4071k West lit St. USED Electric coin dlipemer city. $10,000. Terms. drink box. Good running condi­ J. W. MALL, REALTOR. tion. Ideal for beer etorafs box. State Bank Building H a g a g S >Mf = U Florida Can bo sees at The Sanford "Call Hall" Phone 175S. Herald. 140. FROM Owner, 3 nr 4 Bedroom Hojie. Writ# Clyde F. Kearbey, LOWELL M. O Z m ECHOLS Qullttop S e t. . Reg. SIM. General Delivery, Sanford. ladder - Phase M3 Trade . . JM.OO (Twin or Double Slie) Office: 2431 f. Orlande Dr. — ■■ LUXURIOUS Foam Rubber Bet h R ea.. SIM. Trade . . . SIM M 0,000 • FHA financing available SIZE Hollywood Bed hree bedroom homo with oai KINO M X SO Mai trail floori, ceramic til* bath, kitchen Headboard (Decorator FJutJe) Rag. .... . 1171,00 $129.50 READY FOR OCCUPANCY lasnnry home $17,300 on lakevlaw CHOICE of Many Different Ballaa nt 90 X 155 with lake privileges Bookcase Bed Dreaaer Double > Draiaer Thla beautiful homo haa 3 bed I , ] tile bilha, Floridi Lari* Mirror rooms, 2 me uitha, rioridi ready for occupancy In two room, - terrann floors, built-in --------------• M attnia___________ l. wtelu. Location 110 East Fourth Box Spring cooking top and oven. Term* Street. Terms if desired. arranged. 9119.00 ECHOL'S "Day-Or-NIghter" .Sofa, Out from town — Two bedroom (14.500 Three bedroom* and Flo­ Platform Rocker Chair home with 1 acre of land and rida room. Terrauo floors, til* Choice of Covering prietd at * 3 ,m A large 4 bedbath, natural birch kitchen cabi­ loom with l i t acres of land only net* with built-in cooking unit $119.95 a : mile* from downtown and and oven, carporte and large ECHOLS BEDDING CO. priced at 110,000. atorage area. Tarns. Raymond Lundgelat, Associate •' r . t •* I Robert A. William*. Realtor '■•' %-P' ; « ■ *'•: ‘<r 1 H i 1 ! y ^ H' ! .. V|/-,4'/ V'i , ’ , 'r* For a period of 4 dire, to New arrival! at Our Naval Air Station STOP by and Pick wp TOOK Key at the office el w*. Odham & Tudor, Inc. ''Builder* of Fine Home*" R if MU a. French Avenue '• f' ! r ! �. ' -n itfSSK PARK ir WITH THE MATERIALS, W ORKMANSHIP, & ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN ir IN THE LOCATIONS * IN THE ENGINEERED DEVELOPMENTS EQUIPPED f t MOST COMPLETE W IFE-SAVER ★ WITH THE RAINBOW KITCHENS WITH THE COLORED PLUMBING FIXTURES ;.i 1• t, Al'/it 1 N # r SB/* jHtjp r LITTLE VENICE ■T'Tvti * / •. ; . 1 ■ V .• ■. . , • 1* * ' . -Ur.SS^ -XT. [>y •1 . �W ea th er SAN PO R^ Big Motor perates noothly SI perfectly U th* hug* diesel motor at th# Sanford Wat#' Plant balanced that four coins, a penny, dime, nickel and quarter bay* been balanced on their adq^a for .11 hour* without fall* Ing.er moving, Tp# big motor, on which the colip are balanced, ha* boon In ueufor 1ft year*, according to J o lp D . Abraham*, engineer at thm acal waUr plant ■ a gig*nil# piece of machlne f l a a 18ft boraepower motor wnfla run* ao smoothly that the flefln of th* building at the wagef plant da not tremble or shju# while the motor li In oper- t<rWA WILL HAVE our open house Jan. 39," Chairman of the Board 5 f fWisteas T. E. Tucken tell* the board last nluht. Left to right. •»t tha moating, held In tha Board Boom of the Seminole Memorial Hospital are A. B. Peterson, John Burtasi, John Evans. Tucker, Gordon Frederick. Bob Bedford, Mlsa Carol Skinner, and Harry Weir. (Phot* by Jamaton) __________ ____________ _ Safety Department Sanford A tla n tic's Local Cooperation 'fells Suspensions past Year Said Best In Festival To Gel Underway Jan. 19 Qf Driveis Permits "The past year was the best In tha history of tha Sanford At­ lantia Nations! Bank," B. J. Bau­ driver's llrens* division of man, president, told th# bank’s Mg state depart mnt of public Board of Directors at their annual U M y today announced another meeting held Tuesday, Mvocatlon, suspension and cancel­ Individual deposits of our bank lation lint of name* on ■ counly-by- show an increase of 1812,000, he said, with an overall Increase of i^Mtuity bails, U t i i t report W for Hit October, $23(1,38.1.M, Md ahowi ha following aetioni: Pointing out to the Board of Di­ Revocation/ #M, auipensioni 420 rectors, prior lo the r'ectlon of of­ 4hd cancellations 13. Th* parole ficers for 1036, Bauman said the Commission returned N drivers loins made by the Sanford Atlantic gym It* with restrictions. Nalional Bank Increased from a in SamlnoH County, revocations, previous year's total of $3,G04,4ft4.ftl gtiipension and cancellations ara as to $3,231,203.74 in lfttt." Thg entire alale of officers were «3i»s: u Sanford —Christa Bell, Jnmci reelected at thn bank's annual Monroe Davldaon, Leroy Dixon, meeting with J . W.. Shanda as Tfosea Harding Foiler, Jonnle Jeff Chairman of tha Hoard; R. J. Bau­ Jones, Harbrt Elmo Lampd. Ever* man .President,,ft* f. .3\.mn, vlid Raymond'Bnyder, llontcr Bern- president: R. W, Dame, cashier} tto Witter, revoked. Hugh YlWon O, C, McBride, asslattant cashier; Gooding, Rosa Calfula Knight, sus­ snd J, B. Boston, vice president pended. • and manager nf tha installment ; Altamonte Springs—David Law- loan department. Mfica, revoked. Hurtii Bouey, sua- Directors r#el#ct#d at tha meet­ ftgded. ing were: It. J. Bauman, president; sOvldo—Jacob Bohler, revoked. Georgia D Bishop; H. II. Coleman; Markham—Spencer Crew*, revok­ R. W. Esles; L. I. Frailer; .!. C. ed. {Huichlsnn; It. F. Mann; H. H. -Laka Monroe—Erne it Srntl, Sus- Pope; J. W. Sliamlx; and Ira F,. Southward. In summarizing the year’s suevv'.vfnl outcome Bauman told the Bonn! nf Director* that "1033 was n good year with us and looking forward to the future, IDSft should be even belter with Ihe increase in population and the bettor conomlc conditions." / JlU j'Tha annual Elk'* Charily Ball "Due to the vast Improvements JfiU gat underway at Ihe Mayfair we made In tha bank's facilities during 1054," Bauman said, "we Siln tomorrow night at 0:20. -■-Tony Peres and his orchestra realise the 1333 increase with a WU furnish tho music for the an- very nice Increase in the number Rpal affair sponsored cocli year of new accounts and volume of |V the local Elk'i Club. business. *.Nat proceeds from the danre will "Our Christmas Club for IDifl." Mpport tha many charitable ef. ■sld Bauman, "ha* shown a de­ ferls made by tha Sanford Elk's cided Increase In the number of flub throughout the year furnish- accounts." , | M happiness and health for bun- Pointing to the other facilities toads who otherwise would receive the bank's president said that "the t t help. walkup window continues to be rT h # highlight nf the winter sue- very popular with th* average num­ Ml season in Sanford, Ihe annual ber nf customers using this fa­ fijk'a Charily Ball, U held in tbr cility being about 200 each day. fftUroom of tha Mayfair Inn. tn av H :u" by Beporling to Ihe Board of Direc­ Reservations may bert tn mad* tor* on Hie loans made by the San­ ililng 111 or tickets may be nb ford Allantic National Bank he said Hied by calling 230ft. "our total loan* were 4,131 with The Remlnnle County coopera­ tion in the Florida Products Fes­ tival will get underway Jan. II and continue through tha 21th, ac­ cording to Ralph Moore of the Flo­ rida Development Commission, who wa* In Sanford yesterday to meet with the Chamber of Com­ merce committee which will head up the campaign here. Ralph Austin Smith, chairman of the committee. Bob Kllvan, and James A, Wright, members, and Forrest Breckettndge, manager of the Seminole County du m b er of Commerce met with Moore to com­ plete plana for tha local campaign. There arn hundreds of items manufactured right Ultra In your ci.Udiunlty, Moore told the com­ mittee. Grocery stohea numbering over 1,500 In Fforlde, banka, and Tha Seminole County Superinten­ school* will participate in the gident of Schools, R. T. MUwee, yes­ ganllc ten-day campaign designed terday fold the members of, the lo Inform Florida rltlien* of the Board nf Education that "liter Importance of Florida products and ronsultlng with the Supervisory th* part they play In the dally life Staff nf the State and County, and of the Sunshine Slate community. Ihe principals of the schools con­ Plans were discussed for local cerned, lie should like to recom­ display* and publicity for Ihe event mend that the 8th grade at San­ as well is way* snd means to ga'lv ford Junior High School he trans­ er the material necessary to create fer red to Pinecrrst .School at Ihe the displays. end nf the first semester, Jan. 20. The Florida Products Festival 1030, and that Ihe overcrowded gets underway following a procla­ conditions at the Soulhalrie Pri­ mary School and the Sanford mation issued by Governor Leroy Grammar ,Scluml In- relieved hy Collins, it reads; "WHEREAS, there I* a nqrd sending tame of their children tu for more widespread knowledge of Pinccrcst School. He staled lhat the enrollment nf the diversity and excellence of the schools had reached the ap­ Florida products; and proximate figures prediclcd for "WHEREAS, there Is ample two years hence, therefore the ndw justification for the development Junior High could mil accomodate of a slrong sense of pride In Flo­ satisfactorily all of tha 7th and Ith rida products; and grade children enrolled at Ihe pre­ "WHEREAS, Ihe support of Flosent time since thla growth With rids product* will »ubslanUally Ihe increased enrollment nf Ihe Increase ihe growth and prosperi­ cily elementary schools must he ty of the State and Its cilUens; and absorbed at Plnecrest. By moving today at least sixthe Eighth Grade more spare will ty"WHEREAS, (to) per cent of tha retail salea ba made available for conducting spend In Florida la leaving a better program for the Seventh dollar Grade children remaining at the the Stale, and Ihrra exist* a chal­ lenging opportunity la reduce this old Junior High. percentage; and The Superintendent ftmphaslifd "WHEREAS, tha Florida Bethat thla was Only a temporary measure for Ihe H it semester nf velopmant Commission, recognis­ this school year, but he wa* thank­ ing the continuing need for a pro­ ful lhat w» still h*v« the old Jun­ gram pro muting Florida products, ior High to use, thus keeping tha has given leadership In sponsoring an annual,sHle-wlda avant tn pro­ children out of doubH session*. mote amt encourage tha expansion i and development of markets for Florida products and In assisting and coordinating the effort* ol a ge nc i e s , organizations, nnd groups wlihln Ihe state In planning •nd carrying nut this promotion: "NOW, THEREFORE, I, I.E ROY COLLINS, by virtue of thr authority vested In me as Gover­ nor of tha Stats of Florida, do hereby proclaim tha period nf January lft-2ft, 10341, as FLORIDA PRODUCTS f ESTIVAL In Florida, and urge tha business firms and >Information media of Ihe Slat* and the eltlsan* of Flo­ rida to cooperate during thla period In the promotion of Rorlda pro­ duct*." Grade To Finetresl Nevq Sewer Section To Be .CompletedA 400 feet section ef *tght-ln«h sewer main will ba completed by tomorrow was tha raport from Russell Pallas, head of th* City of Sanford's Utility Department The new aacllon ef a«w*r tin*, ■aid Dalit*, haa b*#n laid between Willow and Bay Ava*. north af 28th St, This aacllon H another In the •W1LUAMH STORE on Magnolia Magnelln Ava. Ava, wag officially •p*n*d yaatarday whan Mayor avtnU plan for completing m m •WILUAMH PAINT (TORE anta th* ribbon while George Morgan, manager of tha local ator* and Mank Gaorga Tauhg Ieoh on. (Photo by J amaann) Aorehanm said that th* motor rtm* IS out of every i t hour* and' la uaed to aupply water to the Sanford diatributlon system. Dave Newman, Field Engineer for Robert M, Angua A Assortalee of Jackaonville, conaultlng engineer# for the City of Ran* ford, who haa been In the City off and on for throe, year* plan-* nine tha water and eewtr ayatem, Mid yaatarday, "1 think Sir, Ab­ raham* and hta staff should ho highly complimented on the per­ fect maintenance of this motor." , Newman Ik at present conduc­ ting a fir# day test, which wa* completed >t noon today, on th* filling of th* two water tanka uaed to supply Sanford'* water users. ' "Th* eolna Wanted on this motor are significant of tha parfact balanc* and condition of the big dieaol engine," Newman Mid. Abruhami, who aaya (hat ha t/lll be employed at Ih* watar plant for ill year* on th* ninth day of May this year la assisted by Chuck Pavllck, Ed Williamson and Julian Williamson. Plans Approved For Construction Of Church Building Final :Vt*m for the eoaitruetlon of • church building for Ihe Lu­ theran Church of tha Radeamar Tha plans, prepared by tha San­ ford architectural firm of Barton and Rogers, were recommendrd lo tha congregation hy a building committee haad*d by J. G. Jor­ genson. Only twn slaps ranialn to he completed before the actual build­ ing of lha new Lutheran Church here. Tha plana mult Bin her be approved hy tha Architectural Board of the Georgia-Florida Dis­ trict of lha Lutheran Church. Mis­ souri Synod and bids must ba re­ ceived and accepted. Thn Lutheran Church of,the Re­ deemer wae originally formed In Sanford on Mother's Day IB53 and I* at present holding IU service* in Um Yacht Club. Tha Rev, Phillip Xchlanmann la ;s«tor of tha congregation. Officers were elected for the fiscal year Jan. 13, IMA lo Jan. 14. HUT, Reelected lo serve •« president of tha congregation was J, Marlon Harman Er., Jerry Senkarlk was ilaet^dtyl^g-preildenl: Dean Tay­ lor, I secretary; Henry Thurston, treasurer; John Senkarlk, finan­ cial secretary; John Schmidt, as­ sistant financial secretary; and David Gram, head usher. A beard of Deacons wp* formed for the congregation and the presi­ dent, vice-president, lecrstsry and treasurer were named lo Ihe hoard for iwa. The election of officers was made an tha recommendation of a nominating committee whan e full alale of officers was submitIrd for approval of the congrega­ tion. J, G, Jorgenson was chair­ man of tha nominating committee. River Rededication Ceremonies Simda\ The Florida River Cruise's host "Th* Nautlcsii" will begin lie Trustees Board regular schedule of trips up the St, John* River following glgnntie Holds Meeting ceremonies Sunday afternoon at "Recalls* nf the coopers Iton of 3 o'ttovk, all of those concerned with lha eon» ; Notable* from over the entire atruclien and preparation of tha Rlate of Florida ate expected to new Seminole Memorial Hospital, ; be hero for the occasion when wo have found It feasible to hold th* Sl John’* River, at Sanford, our open home reception oa Jan­ Is rcdedicaled the "The Nile of uary nth amt we will probably b* the America*", The Rev. Fred Fisher will as­ able to receive patients on Pfb. On hand fur the event will be his duties here In Sanford 1, contingent upon tha Irrlval o< th# co-operators of tho Florida sume River Cruises, W. H. Kemp of at the First Rapilst Church as equipment and supplies," T. E. Orlando and Richard Sodcro of Aooclalo Pastor Sunday morning. Tucker, chairman, told tha Board IWore reaching Sanford to take of Trustees list night. Winter Park. over the new assignment, the First Tha meeting, held In tha Board Ths Seminole High School bpnd Baptist Church at llspevltle, (la., will play for th* ceremonies which forwarded a resolution praising Boom of the new hospital, was bald officials say will 'get underway Ills work there. The resolution re­ to discuss the opening data and the hours that thy hospital wduld promptly at the ft o'clock starting ceived here let be open for visitors during th a t* # time WHEREAS, Rev. and Mrs. Fred days set ailda for the oped house. Also scheduled .for ths neeaxlnn R. Fisher have served our church Sunday afternoon, Jan. ftft, vial- * I* a pageant that will he recanted and loyally for a period tors will be, allowed to tour th* by Seminole High School (Ore faithfully nf four and nor half year* and Club members under tr.a direction have worked with a vision of hospital by g guided route, front 1 to • p.m. and on the next day, of Ml*s Olllo Reese Whittle. slrcnclbening bur church program Coming to Sanford for the St.1 for the future, unselfishly giving to.- those who did not hava an op­ portunity to see lha facilities of ft* Jehn's niver rededication will ha themselves and Ihelr tatfns; million dollar hospital plant, .th* a group of Seminole Indians from AND WHEREAS, Our Sunday tour would be conducted again, . Silver Springs who will probably find It strange, even In these mo­ School Ims shown a constant from 3 to 3 o'clock. dern times, to he riding a 100-font growth In enrollment and service Tucker emphasised that there to pleasure boat Insimd of tha usual under Mr, Fisher’s leadership and a possibility that tha hospital having grown from an would receive palanta on February '• birch bark rannes that their an­ guidance, nf 1MT to th* presrnt 1 If equipment and suppllM arrived cestor* used along the wide wind­ enrollment enrollment of 2I4T, having held to taka c a n of the neceeaary N p ing river. each summer very successful Va­ Representing the City nf San­ cation Itlble Schools In whirls Mr. piles and aeada of tha patianta. ford xrtll be Mayor F. P. Scott Fisher served is principal and However, In planning the nfffW who will greet the huge crowd organiser, and havlgtfM*ached In he called for volunteer help-to nemtng to Sanford for tha event. 1053 the Standard of Excellent*; move tha patients, equipment, tad Mayore from rlltee In a radius of AND WHEREAS, Our Training supplies from Fanuld-LauBfeMi i H miles of Sanford, along with Union haa made marked progress Memorial Hospital to Urn saw S tale offlcHH from the Chambers of under Mr. Fisher's leadership, nolo Memorial Hospital. FUaftfe* , Commerce in tha same area, have having grown from seven depart­ tha voluntaara and thoaa needed | g | been Invited here for the Initial ments In tha present fourteen de not gat complete. ^ run ef "The Nautlran" The Wf. hn»fcrnrTWp««flh f M f infers, •agars, complell with dance floor, ,r|A f^ ^ n tn tA s ,^ > A *H» T»w fr his ever-present spirit of Im­ snack bar, and ■ glass enclosed with provement and growth, began hta deck for cool nr Inclement wea­ mmle work with no previously or* Dies Last Night ther, will be skippered hy Capganlied and graded choir program Edward C. Bhelpa. 73, died at lift tain J. R. Oliver with n capable as recommended by the Southern local hospital last night after t new of engineer end purser. Baptist Convention, and during lingering illness. Ceremonies getting th* big this four snd one-half years we Hnm April-11, lftM In Lancaster pleasure boat underway will take have nhluim-d a completely graded N. Y, he had made his homa In De­ ptare at the Psnftird I'ler where 173, which Is over ten per rent lta ry for the p u t four and one "Tha N'aullcan" will dock each choir program consisting of seven half years. Ha waa a member at day. chnlrg with a total membership nf lha Brooklyn, Now York Frashyof our resident membership, hav­ lerlan Church and was retired from ing acquired new choir robes, a tha IL J. Heins Co, of Pittsburgh, clmlr re lira ran! room, a dean of music, a church music committee Survivor* Include on* alslar, Mr*. approved and elected by tha Gertrud* Phelps Horn* of DaBaryf church, and a full-lint a organist Officers of the Congrrgitlnna! and associate choir director; Christian Church were elected al AND WHEREAS, Mr, and Mrs. tha annual mealing of the church Fisher are known and recognised body held Wednesday night. for their ahlllllca by musicians Trustees were named In the and training leaders nf our associ­ election with Harold llerbst and ation and slata denominational W. W, Llnx serving for lha one work; year term In l#3ft; James Eastman AND WHEREAS, Mr. Plihar and James Gut Jr„ were elected has mesnt so much In our pastor State Comptroller for Ihe two yeer term H>SftS7; with In making It posslhla for him to W. C. Eyman and Richard Ivers render greater service to our Pays Local Visit _ elected for three year forma 1»3«. church family; # Boy JJ Green, SUt# Camptroflftt 17-51. *■ briefly In Hanford ysstardgy, THEREFORE. RE IT ABSOLV­ Mr*. Connlft Bender waa elected ED, that we, the First Baptlal secretary and clerk for the rhurch Church of llapcville. Georgia, give body; Mr*. Althea Kastman, treas­ Mr. and Mrs. Fisher our official urer; and Miss Helen Witte reel- vida o' thanks and appreciation acted chorister and organist. ami assure Ihcm of our love and The mealing, held at lha rhurch, prayers a* they go to another Uth SI. and Park Ava., was open­ field ol service In the Kingdom's Th# Slats Comptroller wna ed by lha Rev. J. B. Root, minist­ wnrk; turning to TalHhaseaa from Day* er and lha Rev. Fred P. KnsmlngBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED torn Brach where ha bad attend* •r, assnclet* pastor. that a copy of these resolutions be #d the F lorida S h e riff* A sso cia­ Tha new church building for sent In the First Baptist Church tion m ealing. th* Lutheran Church nf lha Re­ nl Sanford, Florida, a copy In the Greeting Grain war* Repressn* deemer will be lucuted on property Flurldu llaplM Witness, and that Utlvo 31ink N. Cleveland Jr., As* purchased on South Oak Avenue n copy bo given to Mr, and Mrs. Rl.lant Hlute's Attorney Voll* A, . williams Jr., and County C * » ' ami ft3th l’Hce Just off South Park Fisher, mlssloner John MeHeh. M Ave, Rev. Fisher Takes New Baptist Duties Here Sunday Morn � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 12, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1d7c9c5dc1965a5c75159b293f33af83.pdf 60ded8deb11905f32542dbf55f5c13a0 PDF Text Text .' -n itfSSK PARK ir WITH THE MATERIALS, W ORKMANSHIP, & ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN ir IN THE LOCATIONS * IN THE ENGINEERED DEVELOPMENTS EQUIPPED f t MOST COMPLETE W IFE-SAVER ★ WITH THE RAINBOW KITCHENS COLORED PLUMBING FIXTURES WITH THE ;.i 1• t, Al'/it 1 N # r SB/* jHtjp r LITTLE VENICE ■T'Tvti * / •. ; . 1 ■ V .• ■. . , • 1* * ' . -Ur.SS^ -XT. [>y •1 . �W eather SANPOR^ Big Motor perates noothly SI perfectly U th* hug* diesel motor at th# Sanford Wat#' Plant balanced that four coins, a penny, dime, nickel and quarter bay* been balanced on their adq^a for .11 hour* without fall* Ing.er moving, Tp# big motor, on which the colip are balanced, ha* boon In ueufor 1ft year*, according to J o lp D . Abraham*, engineer at thm acal waUr plant ■ a gig*nil# piece of machlne f l a a 18ft boraepower motor wnfla run* ao smoothly that the flefln of th* building at the wagef plant da not tremble or shju# while the motor li In oper- t<rWA WILL HAVE our open house Jan. 39," Chairman of the Board 5 f fWisteas T. E. Tucken tell* the board last nluht. Left to right. •»t tha moating, held In tha Board Boom of the Seminole Memorial Hospital are A. B. Peterson, John Burtasi, John Evans. Tucker, Gordon Frederick. Bob Bedford, Mlsa Carol Skinner, and Harry Weir. (Phot* by Jamaton) __________ ____________ _ Safety Department S a n fo rd A tla n tic 's Local Cooperation 'fells Suspensions past Year Said Best In Festival To Gel Underway Jan. 19 Qf Driveis Permits "The past year was the best In tha history of tha Sanford At­ lantia Nations! Bank," B. J. Bau­ driver's llrens* division of man, president, told th# bank’s Mg state depart mnt of public Board of Directors at their annual U M y today announced another meeting held Tuesday, Mvocatlon, suspension and cancel­ Individual deposits of our bank lation lint of name* on ■ counly-by- show an increase of 1812,000, he said, with an overall Increase of i^Mtuity bails, U t i i t report W for Hit October, $23(1,38.1.M, Md ahowi ha following aetioni: Pointing out to the Board of Di­ Revocation/ #M, auipensioni 420 rectors, prior lo the r'ectlon of of­ 4hd cancellations 13. Th* parole ficers for 1036, Bauman said the Commission returned N drivers loins made by the Sanford Atlantic gym It* with restrictions. Nalional Bank Increased from a in SamlnoH County, revocations, previous year's total of $3,G04,4ft4.ftl gtiipension and cancellations ara as to $3,231,203.74 in lfttt." Thg entire alale of officers were « 3 i» s : u Sanford —Christa Bell, Jnmci reelected at thn bank's annual Monroe Davldaon, Leroy Dixon, meeting with J . W.. Shanda as Tfosea Harding Foiler, Jonnle Jeff Chairman of tha Hoard; R. J. Bau­ Jones, Harbrt Elmo Lampd. Ever* man .President,,ft* f. .3\.mn, vlid Raymond'Bnyder, llontcr Bern- president: R. W, Dame, cashier} tto Witter, revoked. Hugh YlWon O, C, McBride, asslattant cashier; Gooding, Rosa Calfula Knight, sus­ snd J, B. Boston, vice president pended. • and manager nf tha installment ; Altamonte Springs—David Law- loan department. Mfica, revoked. Hurtii Bouey, sua- Directors r#el#ct#d at tha meet­ ftgded. ing were: It. J. Bauman, president; sOvldo—Jacob Bohler, revoked. Georgia D Bishop; H. II. Coleman; Markham—Spencer Crew*, revok­ R. W. Esles; L. I. Frailer; .!. C. ed. {Huichlsnn; It. F. Mann; H. H. -Laka Monroe—Erne it Srntl, Sus- Pope; J. W. Sliamlx; and Ira F,. Southward. In summarizing the year’s suevv'.vfnl outcome Bauman told the Bonn! nf Director* that "1033 was n good year with us and looking forward to the future, IDSft should be even belter with Ihe increase in population and the bettor conomlc conditions." / JlU j'Tha annual Elk'* Charily Ball "Due to the vast Improvements JfiU gat underway at Ihe Mayfair we made In tha bank's facilities during 1054," Bauman said, "we Siln tomorrow night at 0:20. -■-Tony Peres and his orchestra realise the 1333 increase with a WU furnish tho music for the an- very nice Increase in the number Rpal affair sponsored cocli year of new accounts and volume of |V the local Elk'i Club. business. *.Nat proceeds from the danre will "Our Christmas Club for IDifl." Mpport tha many charitable ef. ■sld Bauman, "ha* shown a de­ ferls made by tha Sanford Elk's cided Increase In the number of flub throughout the year furnish- accounts." , | M happiness and health for bun- Pointing to the other facilities toads who otherwise would receive the bank's president said that "the t t help. walkup window continues to be rT h # highlight nf the winter sue- very popular with th* average num­ Ml season in Sanford, Ihe annual ber nf customers using this fa­ fijk'a Charily Ball, U held in tbr cility being about 200 each day. fftUroom of tha Mayfair Inn. tn av H :u" by Beporling to Ihe Board of Direc­ Reservations may bert tn mad* tor* on Hie loans made by the San­ ililng 111 or tickets may be nb ford Allantic National Bank he said Hied by calling 230ft. "our total loan* were 4,131 with The Remlnnle County coopera­ tion in the Florida Products Fes­ tival will get underway Jan. II and continue through tha 21th, ac­ cording to Ralph Moore of the Flo­ rida Development Commission, who wa* In Sanford yesterday to meet with the Chamber of Com­ merce committee which will head up the campaign here. Ralph Austin Smith, chairman of the committee. Bob Kllvan, and James A, Wright, members, and Forrest Breckettndge, manager of the Seminole County du m b er of Commerce met with Moore to com­ plete plana for tha local campaign. There arn hundreds of items manufactured right Ultra In your ci.Udiunlty, Moore told the com­ mittee. Grocery stohea numbering over 1,500 In Fforlde, banka, and Tha Seminole County Superinten­ school* will participate in the gident of Schools, R. T. MUwee, yes­ ganllc ten-day campaign designed terday fold the members of, the lo Inform Florida rltlien* of the Board nf Education that "liter Importance of Florida products and ronsultlng with the Supervisory th* part they play In the dally life Staff nf the State and County, and of the Sunshine Slate community. Ihe principals of the schools con­ Plans were discussed for local cerned, lie should like to recom­ display* and publicity for Ihe event mend that the 8th grade at San­ as well is way* snd means to ga'lv ford Junior High School he trans­ er the material necessary to create fer red to Pinecrrst .School at Ihe the displays. end nf the first semester, Jan. 20. The Florida Products Festival 1030, and that Ihe overcrowded gets underway following a procla­ conditions at the Soulhalrie Pri­ mary School and the Sanford mation issued by Governor Leroy Grammar ,Scluml In- relieved hy Collins, it reads; "WHEREAS, there I* a nqrd sending tame of their children tu for more widespread knowledge of Pinccrcst School. He staled lhat the enrollment nf the diversity and excellence of the schools had reached the ap­ Florida products; and proximate figures prediclcd for "WHEREAS, there Is ample two years hence, therefore the ndw justification for the development Junior High could mil accomodate of a slrong sense of pride In Flo­ satisfactorily all of tha 7th and Ith rida products; and grade children enrolled at Ihe pre­ "WHEREAS, Ihe support of Flosent time since thla growth With rids product* will »ubslanUally Ihe increased enrollment nf Ihe Increase ihe growth and prosperi­ cily elementary schools must he ty of the State and Its cilUens; and absorbed at Plnecrest. By moving today at least sixthe Eighth Grade more spare will ty"WHEREAS, (to) per cent of tha retail salea ba made available for conducting spend In Florida la leaving a better program for the Seventh dollar Grade children remaining at the the Stale, and Ihrra exist* a chal­ lenging opportunity la reduce this old Junior High. percentage; and The Superintendent ftmphaslifd "WHEREAS, tha Florida Bethat thla was Only a temporary measure for Ihe H it semester nf velopmant Commission, recognis­ this school year, but he wa* thank­ ing the continuing need for a pro­ ful lhat w» still h*v« the old Jun­ gram pro muting Florida products, ior High to use, thus keeping tha has given leadership In sponsoring an annual,sHle-wlda avant tn pro­ children out of doubH session*. mote amt encourage tha expansion i and development of markets for Florida products and In assisting and coordinating the effort* ol a g e n c i e s , organizations, nnd groups wlihln Ihe state In planning •nd carrying nut this promotion: "NOW, THEREFORE, I, I.E ROY COLLINS, by virtue of thr authority vested In me as Gover­ nor of tha Stats of Florida, do hereby proclaim tha period nf January lft-2ft, 10341, as FLORIDA PRODUCTS f ESTIVAL In Florida, and urge tha business firms and >Information media of Ihe Slat* and the eltlsan* of Flo­ rida to cooperate during thla period In the promotion of Rorlda pro­ duct*." Grade To Finetresl Nevq Sewer Section T o Be .Com pletedA 400 feet section ef *tght-ln«h sewer main will ba completed by tomorrow was tha raport from Russell Pallas, head of th* City of Sanford's Utility Department The new aacllon ef a«w*r tin*, ■aid Dalit*, haa b*#n laid between Willow and Bay Ava*. north af 28th St, This aacllon H another In the •W1LUAMH STORE on Magnolia Magnelln Ava. Ava, wag officially •p*n*d yaatarday whan Mayor avtnU plan for completing m m •WILUAMH PAINT (TORE anta th* ribbon while George Morgan, manager of tha local ator* and Mank Gaorga Tauhg Ieoh on. (Photo by J amaann) Aorehanm said that th* motor rtm* IS out of every i t hour* and' la uaed to aupply water to the Sanford diatributlon system. Dave Newman, Field Engineer for Robert M, Angua A Assortalee of Jackaonville, conaultlng engineer# for the City of Ran* ford, who haa been In the City off and on for throe, year* plan-* nine tha water and eewtr ayatem, Mid yaatarday, "1 think Sir, Ab­ raham* and hta staff should ho highly complimented on the per­ fect maintenance of this motor." , Newman Ik at present conduc­ ting a fir# day test, which wa* completed >t noon today, on th* filling of th* two water tanka uaed to supply Sanford'* water users. ' "Th* eolna Wanted on this motor are significant of tha parfact balanc* and condition of the big dieaol engine," Newman Mid. Abruhami, who aaya (hat ha t/lll be employed at Ih* watar plant for ill year* on th* ninth day of May this year la assisted by Chuck Pavllck, Ed Williamson and Julian Williamson. Plans Approved For Construction O f Church Building Final :Vt*m for the eoaitruetlon of • church building for Ihe Lu­ theran Church of tha Radeamar Tha plans, prepared by tha San­ ford architectural firm of Barton and Rogers, were recommendrd lo tha congregation hy a building committee haad*d by J. G. Jor­ genson. Only twn slaps ranialn to he completed before the actual build­ ing of lha new Lutheran Church here. Tha plana mult Bin her be approved hy tha Architectural Board of the Georgia-Florida Dis­ trict of lha Lutheran Church. Mis­ souri Synod and bids must ba re­ ceived and accepted. Thn Lutheran Church of,the Re­ deemer wae originally formed In Sanford on Mother's Day IB53 and I* at present holding IU service* in Um Yacht Club. Tha Rev, Phillip Xchlanmann la ;s«tor of tha congregation. Officers were elected for the fiscal year Jan. 13, IMA lo Jan. 14. HUT, Reelected lo serve •« president of tha congregation was J, Marlon Harman Er., Jerry Senkarlk was ilaet^dtyl^g-preildenl: Dean Tay­ lor, I secretary; Henry Thurston, treasurer; John Senkarlk, finan­ cial secretary; John Schmidt, as­ sistant financial secretary; and David Gram, head usher. A beard of Deacons wp* formed for the congregation and the presi­ dent, vice-president, lecrstsry and treasurer were named lo Ihe hoard for iwa. The election of officers was made an tha recommendation of a nominating committee whan e full alale of officers was submitIrd for approval of the congrega­ tion. J, G, Jorgenson was chair­ man of tha nominating committee. River Rededication Ceremonies Simda\ The Florida River Cruise's host "Th* Nautlcsii" will begin lie Trustees Board regular schedule of trips up the St, John* River following glgnntie Holds M eeting ceremonies Sunday afternoon at "Recalls* nf the coopers Iton of 3 o'ttovk, all of those concerned with lha eon» ; Notable* from over the entire atruclien and preparation of tha Rlate of Florida ate expected to new Seminole Memorial Hospital, ; be hero for the occasion when wo have found It feasible to hold th* Sl John’* River, at Sanford, our open home reception oa Jan­ Is rcdedicaled the "The Nile of uary nth amt we will probably b* the America*", The Rev. Fred Fisher will as­ able to receive patients on Pfb. On hand fur the event will be his duties here In Sanford 1, contingent upon tha Irrlval o< th# co-operators of tho Florida sume River Cruises, W. H. Kemp of at the First Rapilst Church as equipment and supplies," T. E. Orlando and Richard Sodcro of Aooclalo Pastor Sunday morning. Tucker, chairman, told tha Board IWore reaching Sanford to take of Trustees list night. Winter Park. over the new assignment, the First Tha meeting, held In tha Board Ths Seminole High School bpnd Baptist Church at llspevltle, (la., will play for th* ceremonies which forwarded a resolution praising Boom of the new hospital, was bald officials say will 'get underway Ills work there. The resolution re­ to discuss the opening data and the hours that thy hospital wduld promptly at the ft o'clock starting ceived here let be open for visitors during th a t* # time WHEREAS, Rev. and Mrs. Fred days set ailda for the oped house. Also scheduled .for ths neeaxlnn R. Fisher have served our church Sunday afternoon, Jan. ftft, vial- * I* a pageant that will he recanted and loyally for a period tors will be, allowed to tour th* by Seminole High School (Ore faithfully nf four and nor half year* and Club members under tr.a direction have worked with a vision of hospital by g guided route, front 1 to • p.m. and on the next day, of Ml*s Olllo Reese Whittle. slrcnclbening bur church program Coming to Sanford for the St.1 for the future, unselfishly giving to.- those who did not hava an op­ portunity to see lha facilities of ft* Jehn's niver rededication will ha themselves and Ihelr tatfns; million dollar hospital plant, .th* a group of Seminole Indians from AND WHEREAS, Our Sunday tour would be conducted again, . Silver Springs who will probably find It strange, even In these mo­ School Ims shown a constant from 3 to 3 o'clock. dern times, to he riding a 100-font growth In enrollment and service Tucker emphasised that there to pleasure boat Insimd of tha usual under Mr, Fisher’s leadership and a possibility that tha hospital having grown from an would receive palanta on February '• birch bark rannes that their an­ guidance, nf 1MT to th* presrnt 1 If equipment and suppllM arrived cestor* used along the wide wind­ enrollment enrollment of 2I4T, having held to taka c a n of the neceeaary N p ing river. each summer very successful Va­ Representing the City nf San­ cation Itlble Schools In whirls Mr. piles and aeada of tha patianta. ford xrtll be Mayor F. P. Scott Fisher served is principal and However, In planning the nfffW who will greet the huge crowd organiser, and havlgtfM*ached In he called for volunteer help-to nemtng to Sanford for tha event. 1053 the Standard of Excellent*; move tha patients, equipment, tad Mayore from rlltee In a radius of AND WHEREAS, Our Training supplies from Fanuld-LauBfeMi i H miles of Sanford, along with Union haa made marked progress Memorial Hospital to Urn saw S tale offlcHH from the Chambers of under Mr. Fisher's leadership, nolo Memorial Hospital. FUaftfe* , Commerce in tha same area, have having grown from seven depart­ tha voluntaara and thoaa needed | g | been Invited here for the Initial ments In tha present fourteen de not gat complete. ^ run ef "The Nautlran" The Wf. hn»fcrnrTWp««flh f M f infers, •agars, complell with dance floor, ,r|A f ^ ^ n t n t A s ,^ > A *H» T»w fr his ever-present spirit of Im­ snack bar, and ■ glass enclosed with provement and growth, began hta deck for cool nr Inclement wea­ mmle work with no previously or* Dies L a st N ight ther, will be skippered hy Capganlied and graded choir program Edward C. Bhelpa. 73, died at lift tain J. R. Oliver with n capable as recommended by the Southern local hospital last night after t new of engineer end purser. Baptist Convention, and during lingering illness. Ceremonies getting th* big this four snd one-half years we Hnm April-11, lftM In Lancaster pleasure boat underway will take have nhluim-d a completely graded N. Y, he had made his homa In De­ ptare at the Psnftird I'ler where 173, which Is over ten per rent lta ry for the p u t four and one "Tha N'aullcan" will dock each choir program consisting of seven half years. Ha waa a member at day. chnlrg with a total membership nf lha Brooklyn, Now York Frashyof our resident membership, hav­ lerlan Church and was retired from ing acquired new choir robes, a tha IL J. Heins Co, of Pittsburgh, clmlr re lira ran! room, a dean of music, a church music committee Survivor* Include on* alslar, Mr*. approved and elected by tha Gertrud* Phelps Horn* of DaBaryf church, and a full-lint a organist Officers of the Congrrgitlnna! and associate choir director; Christian Church were elected al AND WHEREAS, Mr, and Mrs. tha annual mealing of the church Fisher are known and recognised body held Wednesday night. for their ahlllllca by musicians Trustees were named In the and training leaders nf our associ­ election with Harold llerbst and ation and slata denominational W. W, Llnx serving for lha one work; year term In l#3ft; James Eastman AND WHEREAS, Mr. Plihar and James Gut Jr„ were elected has mesnt so much In our pastor State Com ptroller for Ihe two yeer term H>SftS7; with In making It posslhla for him to W. C. Eyman and Richard Ivers render greater service to our Pays Local V isit _ elected for three year forma 1»3«. church family; # Boy JJ Green, SUt# Camptroflftt 17-51. *■ briefly In Hanford ysstardgy, THEREFORE. RE IT ABSOLV­ Mr*. Connlft Bender waa elected ED, that we, the First Baptlal secretary and clerk for the rhurch Church of llapcville. Georgia, give body; Mr*. Althea Kastman, treas­ Mr. and Mrs. Fisher our official urer; and Miss Helen Witte reel- vida o' thanks and appreciation acted chorister and organist. ami assure Ihcm of our love and The mealing, held at lha rhurch, prayers a* they go to another Uth SI. and Park Ava., was open­ field ol service In the Kingdom's Th# Slats Comptroller wna ed by lha Rev. J. B. Root, minist­ wnrk; turning to TalHhaseaa from Day* er and lha Rev. Fred P. KnsmlngBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED torn Brach where ha bad attend* •r, assnclet* pastor. that a copy of these resolutions be #d the Florida Sheriff* Associa­ Tha new church building for sent In the First Baptist Church tion mealing. th* Lutheran Church nf lha Re­ nl Sanford, Florida, a copy In the Greeting Grain war* Repressn* deemer will be lucuted on property Flurldu llaplM Witness, and that Utlvo 31ink N. Cleveland Jr., As* purchased on South Oak Avenue n copy bo given to Mr, and Mrs. Rl.lant Hlute's Attorney Voll* A, . williams Jr., and County C * » ' ami ft3th l’Hce Just off South Park Fisher, mlssloner John MeHeh. M Ave, Rev. Fisher Takes New Baptist Duties Here Sunday Morn �___ I iPtlMOt I cETw » n i« W * .* r w » * lu ti4 ) W Bthocl 5 T H t ium«. """ .sA « sr $ lllo rtia i W trtW , f, KSW wm U f * '' SSfo ***» m a.m. a u p ^ Momln* W°r»hlP e«. iTrtlnln* JJJJ? . I0 |» t» Iveelnt 1Choi* RehW*41 fr Thurtdsy e s iiM 'F.M .I11 t* bro*<J«»“ | iT ta M tliM 8mU« * in M 1over WTRR r.W ta liM * .« • lwvc t I «,18 P-M. II *riT#t lleotlbl 111 s Till R*v; L‘ ilw uv» pulpit both! OVBCS DOM. d S n i ‘hl ,It Uornlni «w» J J J J " mmUter. »• r . V. r . Will eke X ' . . . ct W‘“UB,e „ w M l »e*W -‘ n 4 THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . . ALL FOR THE CHURCH IR a O m r n*i«g jr .! ! i ,.§ -T im | COMMUNITT - Y l « * ' ° _ * l c n « £ u o l * * . . O ltf1* ‘ v ,. 1» « * w iw r v.r. » « « — M-1 for «u »«••* L ru W T M " * « “ ,**“ ■-* eMM^ ByOry ** t ^ urged l0 *ue ■--F n -rfr r ^ , i i S f J S f w e e «*' um Rii&diy w»® 1 - ytsnss B.4S p. JM ln i worehlp hour. TiW p. n,,l_ u r irrT L E BROWN C ..... _ , Uw J s s f.. 'S5 BM. «<»« VrttaM- W * 1’n W h lp J tW ^ S k erybodr Tb« Church U lb* great**! faster ea earth lor fh* building el. character and pood elilietuhlp, It U a elarthaut* of epirltual value*. Without a •tronp Church, neither democracy nor dvilliatlon can eurvive, There are lour eound reason* why every pereon ehould allend eerrtee* regulgrly and eupport the Church They are: (1) for hi* own take (2) For hi* children * take. (3) Tor the eak* ol hi* community and notion. (4) Tor in* eak* ol ih# Church lUell, which need* ht* moral and material eupport Plan lo go to church regu­ larly and read your Bible dally. *e«k C line Tenet MmCiv.... TuiiCer .. WeCetUer to »vt»»d w d»y TUI u u . l 1-'»»«c«b*r ' A ittf l S h u e 1m U.i i ‘“ " E S S S i i I r i i s n s f Mloltwr you W W* Ihlp wllh ui,,‘ mcE Fred * M**1'J TSZ BBS u u io f A H f f j f <J u S tB I w irni iiD* tMn? &««’« * £ & ' 5 ?ff B .f ttt* c ^ ^ l u u i o ^ Nuf,tr ^ ^ p ......., AiMtlii* P»»t«M Ormond “WP* ClUl D n*r 10 A .M .IWlthlR ?* wlM«o T t l ClUtCM Of QOD •" " o T PROPKRCt 'mSs&Be o vn oo l u l i U BOt ^ \ M«BMWHkl» I Biblo Mudy _ 11 A. M.l b o u n ty M i n i s t e r i a l A s s o c ia tio n , ’ ‘“ r i l l J S f l i S E r t * * . ] t• a s r a a a a MM“ ” M C h u r c h " S e r ie s , P u b i t s n e a « "" E s ta h lls h m e n ts : ...» b Wf^ u i Ml.nl IMU ^ ,a ' < " * a ,r w eeu .. ce fn e a e w r^ ® *™ U i ’ e S iu u«. Mrrte* • c m cm o r c n a rrt Mi *. MAMV RAPn*T CMAPRL l| IClENTtlT. »• »• ,,‘* * m t u &E co“ SE “ B(Sy D • WALLACE MUTUAL EN8UKANCE ? t u > e » n i « “ »«‘ , “ “ on. *«•'U 5IKHIWIU. .WortfwCTth 111 ''t o u u ,on»» SANTORD ATLANTIC 8 n a t io n a l b a n k COMTAKt BAHOtD H. KASTNER CORLEY PRODUCE | . * 1 THE KILGORE SEED CO. ON -• MAIER WILSON M Aiif u r n it u r * co. P U S H O O g ^ S 9UN0C° C B S T e e - ike MMT. .. - Rev. M. *> ***** Rehool Old! 1Lnion-SirntMH I UdliB •iW *** 1 }i3ft lo 4:3ft P- »• U“ W w u ® P iS fw i ««• COMPANY CowlO* .t • V Tit!"Sm«,•« I a^I mJhcI lnviUtleh U oktohded f XHB MATTAIR INN H i m BOTTUNG COMPANY 1«I0 , W “um *»JiSeffi'wMrtil gij L , H A R V E Y r P L U M B I N Q . >,W“ , PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. News I on p a fli I® I a v e n u e a t six t h st r e e t * h i l l h a r d w a r e cq * ,:r T,,‘" 0DtS-Taa C h u rch sN A P ro r t u r t l e b e n k a r ie g l a s s 8* p a in t CO. NICHOLSON j y uu the RMdtol Room. e.en U'«* »• *• jm it t v s ST. JOHN'S REALITY CO. HERRON GROVES a r t w w tinq CO. WADE'S SURREY MARKET rrirtH WARNER'S GULP SERVICE sa n t o r d a u t o PARTS JIUSSON FUNERAL ho m b H \ W. P‘ REOOXS,! ttiE S S . S A N W R D BOAT WOHHH e w o A t e a iM t ; Recurrlni AT AUt o w e * .. u a m t but c i i p w * ^ ■1 �■*. ‘i- *.■»pVI■ * v ■ |JF’7 ; hrJ *JlV R *V> *,>*•' •1 y-~' ,v ' *■- >♦*vA *•- ' ' S■' ■vfUfiiR’v. *>• 1 *“• ■r v • 7 4 -.i'*a-■*3-f.t*v r v rf j * t* *-•. .> •. 1 , 4 <WJOT; .t: ' pT« ; tag an apartment ta the tsm f 'up horn Miami, and waa joinedf buiteet*. at vgQ a«* 1 - , ' t ■:<r* li--* V mouse, have moved Into tn* Bunts of states fcr now -officers by the by hi* wife and children, Mena House on -Court hi. Mr. Carlisle nominating row mill** weft rushed and P.’ D. Ill, uho had beeir^UUIs employe^ tby Florid* ppwei Utrough end the meeting adjourned Ing friends In Fern Park. All the ' t'orp, plant here tn Enterprise. in order to view Die cancer film, Anderson* were together on New Mrs. Irene Jackman spent some­ MA Question In Time" presented Year’s when they placed memorial Mitt XI by y A. Brackets,. i r t u i A r .uo-xoaiiuien turned to her Lake 3 !trr hem* arid her uu->S»*l«Mi*n flower* in the Community Cbufch time with hrr daughter end sonafter »p«nding the holldee* with eaaore U der w ha'll headmistress with Mrs. Julius tPtAftdtdvi* of toe.In honor of their mother, ths late In-law, Mr. end Mrs. Dsrwln Benher san-tn-law end daughter, Mr. at tte- GuniUh School la Centra“t , t ‘ Seminal* Cancer Society. Following Florence McConeghy Anderson, By HELEN SNODGRASS net tn DfLsnd, eilci itlfii Kiiifii 'ijVi.ei'i Vtiu .VU ii«.V '-I--*’ ■• l(ii« ^ , CrC;.■V urn .<,*;< •».; a#*. V •* -f’ * • ', « r.*-~v *h* -air*. Aiuii Ji..<-j 4. *1 ' J’*v M . ' - J TSgt and Mr*. Jam#* Reavee, ford surieon made'* btjcf talk «nd| Anderson home on UVe Emms dnugh'rri, at Lake Zurich. 1U «... ehlldren of Sanford were guest* entertained with a dmflf Mf irf|| J |f | g c Snnd|fMI She flaw to Birmingham, Ale., of Mobile,-Alftv spent tome time answered quesUedsATho R*v, snd fairly bulged wllh the entire family ’ *>’rr enteyalm where the joined Mr*. Grace with hi* ifaraali,-: Mr. and Mr*. J. Mrsi J. M.Thompiidn^df the pro- gathering for dinner. Present, be- ner for th* following guest*, Friday. Lindahl, who had spent Chrtatma* 1. Reave*. m cemmittsa eemmltte* tro ,, Mr MRS. RUTH LAYO gram are k® ;ok® a*rongra- *ldes Mr. »nd Mr*. T. n. Andcr- Mr*. Elirabeth Fowles, W. A For- Mr. and Mr« Laren Rcha’er and ......................son. were the Raymond Andersons man n( Ormond Sir*. Bert While daughter «f Whltctvlll* W. Va and cd \*The many friend* of Ross Mob- with her *on, there and they drove Herry W. CblWjbfOfui wai the tainted upon this titnely recent rue*t‘ or W»‘*oW*lh«l*w end ucallonil film and |acti«r*.' of Beaver Pa , and Iheir children, of Holly Hill,I Mrs. Marius Golas ot and Mi* R. A. Grogan of Rchrlnnr w|U be eorry to hear that he home In Mr*. Lindahl a car. m iiTagain confined at the Winter Mr*. Jamr* Basham and ton, daughter, Mr.’*fW Air*.:fecii Mix­ Mr. bed Mrs. Raymond M. Rail Raymond. Cheryl, Karin and Chri- Orlando Mi*s Harriet Trumbull and were guests of Mr. amt Mr*. M. A rk Memorial Hoapltal. Brent nf Miami have arrived to on. ThU-is Ih*' first lime Mr. hava returned from NgK York City aline, the J. K. Browrr family Mis* Edith Trumbull of Winter H. Ryan Tuesday. Child*' has bten In ta k e Mary In and the P. D. Anderson Jr., fim- Park, Mr. and Mr*. George Fowles Mr. snd Mrs. Klrhy Kellers and > r . and Mr*. Maurice Rudolph *,al* h«r parcnU> Mr* »."■ M,»' In' the pait 11 year* and be noticed where they had spent sometime ai.d children of Slservllle. \V, children are visiting r« la lives In ily—trt In all. with thelh son and daughter-inHave returned from a H-day vaca- R- *« Ttu,‘ law, Mr. and Mra. Raymond M. Mr. and .'Ira. H. M. foehran en­ Vn„ the Rev. and Mr*. K. H, Nahimla Georgia this week, i p to Cleveland Height*, Ohio.; The Rev. L. A. Scott wa» In St. ntafiy rhenget. Mr*. Elllen WIHard recently held tertained with a VVearevcr supprr Carr and Miss Robert fa ir and Mr. and Mr*. L. M. Wright spent here they visited their daughter Augustin* attending a church open houee. Lovely decoration* Bali Jr. and their two sons. vSlt fViends of H. T. RurecU will be rooked by the denion»trator. Mr. Pasihal Csrr, Mr. snd Mrs. Roll­ the weekeifd with their daughter conference on adult work.' ‘ |d family and former neighbor*. a|d Jerome A. Heywaid.of Harvard, were uied In U|e party room* and glad la heir that be ha* Improved Echols. Enjoying Ihls besides Ihe er! Cox and Mrs. Kluatx-th lliuck- Miss llrillu Wright in Jackson: >Mr. and Sir*. Linton 1- Cox Mata. nieyer of Enterprise. Mr. and Mr*. ha. been the gueet of bln *h» buffet-held an arringement of sufficiently to be removed from h*v ereturned from a H-day vaca* friend., Mr. and Mr*. R. E. True »” or* •n d « 0 d l.* .- AeiUtlni the th* Orange Memorial Hospital, Cochrans were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harvey Dunn, Linda and Harvey, Mile. Cochran and son David, Mr. and ..Lijtlo Brenda Rratjdnck, daugh­ t&n to Atlanta. Ga., where thry hostess In the serving of the supp- where he has been • patient, In Mr* Joe Smalhcrs, Mr. »nd Mr*. and house guest*. Mr. and Mrs. ter nf Mr. and Mr*. Shelby Bradvetted their daughter and family teccntly. cr was her mother Mrf. Ida Keogh. (What might -hive been a die- Enjoying thl* ocraiiop were friends Ih* home of his, ion Jack in Or­ P. D. Andrrson *nd Mrs. Jonnie R. II. Sawyers and Charles Dunn dock of DeLand, and granddaugh­ Md many old friend*. J nf Maryville, Tenn , were weekend ter nf Mr. and Mra. If. E. flradlando. Lee Harmon. astrous fire was speedily extin­ 'Friend* of Mr. and Mr*. Ernest from Orlaedu, Sanferd and Like Mrs. B. R. .Franklin ha* returned Mf, and Mrr. W. G. Ferguson of guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Earl Ogden dork nf Enterprise, underwent a li,'form er re*ident* of Pay guished by the good people of Mery. , from Corpus Chriitl. Texes, where Afton, New York, hive arrived end of Jacksonville. tonsilrctnmy at the Fish Hospital will be sorry tolearn that i * k* *«««• ->n the Mre. L. R. Betkley, accompanied she spent earn* Ume with her set up their trailer. They are for­ Mr. and Mr*. C. A. Henderson in DcLsnd recenlly. _ i. ». i. v .i ____ ■ ii... hack of the W. P. Burke property Harris Is In a Veteran’* Ho*by her mother, Mr*. WUhelmlne children. Mr. and Mr*. J W. Padgett's 1 In Maryland. In Mr. Harrla’ caught front a spark, which wae Hines, spent a week with her lis­ Mr. and Mra. John. A. Peck- mer residents of Lake Miry snd entertained with a family reunion home was the scene nf a delayed expect to hulld this winter nn dinner at their home on Main St. tie Mrs. Harri* will ha at windblown from a neighbor'* ter, Mr*. Chewalng in Pensacola. the follow Ing, Mr. and Mr*. Happy holiday family dinner recently, Th* tba Orlando Air Base until hit his ‘!*,h b“rnl"5' Th* hell at the Dick Moss, student at Kmery, ham were recent gueata nf. her their property here. brother-in-law and lister. Mr. and Mr. snd Mrs. Glen Cochran on- Henderson and children, Mr. end Hotiy wi* due tn the lllneit of y9turn Community Church w n rung* th* In Atlanta, Ga., we* home recently Mrs. A. J. LsPries* of Winter terielnrd their relatives recently. Mrs. Eugene Henderson and child­ Capt. Maxwell, who Is on hand Maxine McGrathenjoyed , "*! .^ rv c n l ‘S r o n ^ 1 h i" ™ ro with hi* parent*, Mr. and Mre. Perk. ^ Those allrndlng the dinner were. ren. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Drummond now for Ihls affair. Mr. and Mrs. 1st k 'i l a i m m a a Vw 0 n a eV er>OHO d r o p p e d hlfl WOttC Carl Mo**. Mr. and Mre. James Howard who Horace Cochran and Mrs. Emma and children Mr. and Mrs. A, L. Johnny Padgett of Sanford. Capt. wS , m a h» hridsv. j* ? *"'1 volu"ll,<,r Tn* rrlend*hlp1 Clg»* ef the rented the Clay Smith house, have Wing, of Sanford, Ed Cochran, Drummond Jr. snd children, Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Maxwell and Mrs. N. B. Steward ilast with ,urn^', giatlfyliig result*. firefighter Thl* hetp, Robert Turner rcturnrd to th* ful attitude is typical of Lnko Community Presbyterian Class held moved to Orlando and the house Sim Cochran end J. D. Cochran. and Mrs. John Brerman of Orlan­ children, Marcia and Michael, wf a Bake Sale and mid* more (ben haa been sold tn the Stokey. who Veteran'* Hospital in Mcmphu, Mary. do, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Drummond Langrly Field. Va„ Rilt Padgett have already taken possession. Thnn. yealenlay for further con- Mr. end Mrs. If. M. Gleason re- N Take down that chafing dish- of St. Cloud. MPgL and Mr*. Rich­ and Mr. and Mr*. Padgett ot En­ <giued treatment. cently entertained members of Mr. end Mre. Arthur Kube end Mr. sad Mra, Fred Blind and the one you got fer a wedding ard Lanih aial children of Pine, terprise. attended. ’Mr. and‘Mr*. John Colhurrt of their fsmlly with a dinner, served Mr. and Mr*. Grent MeLene of daughter*, Terry end Frannie Lou presenl-from the closet where castle Air Force Ba»e and Mr. Chief and Mrs. Tone Midleria are now occupying the Lawson Farmington, Me., end Mr. and picnic style m the yard. Enjoy- Fanscll. Mich., have arrived end ot F t Lauderdale., were recent It's hidden. Use it for keeping and Mrs. Bob Roberts of Atlanta, apartment on Slone Island. Chief M»t* Lawrence C"lbum of K'si- ing this occaiion, besides the boats Hi up their trailer* en the Kube guilts ef her parents, the Rev. food warm when you are giving Ga. a parly. This way you'll find It Mr*. J, W. Padgett spent severs! Maderia Is attached to tha San­ and Min. J. M. Thompson., HKm** w ,r* fu#*t* of >lr. ard wore Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gleason, property on Lakeyiew • Ay*. j(l«. N. B. Stewsrd Thuredsy of Ocslt, MSgt. Jack Newton, XI- Mr. and Mr*’, f . H. Wise ef Or­ Mr. and Mr*. J. K. Brower and wonderfully useful, elegant look­ day* with "her sister, Mrs, Lucy ford Naval Base. The Junler HI, "■ngeri" nf F.nMr* *nd Mr** John Cot- sin Field, Sir. and Mr*. J. L. Hobby lando are announcing the birth of chtidrwA. Naecy and Ken nf West ing! If It la the kind of chafing Dobson in Jacksonville. terprlse school defeated th* Se­ hfrn remained for the nlvht and iand children, Mary Grice, Lela a girl, at the Florid* Sanitarium. Palm .Beech *p*nt.eimetlm* with dish that uses canned heat It mey ville basketball tram her* nn their •ijcyed the dog-racea at th* Ran-1 and Jud ol Sanford, Mr*. Id* Dec. 2T. Mrs. Wife will be remem­ her paresis, Mr. and. Mr*. P. D. give better service In keeping food Mr. snd Mr*. Harold Carlisle home rmirt Tuesday afternoon by and children, who have been rentbered as the farmer Marijeoe Xuwarm then In actually rooking It. Andersep. P. R. Anderson Jr. flew -w -------a u b th»t Keogh. Mr*. Elllcn ^ill.rd and ferd-Orlnndo Kennel ef*ning. daughter Kathy, and Mr. and Mr*. banks. .vMr. end Mre. C. L. Robet»on Richard Keogh and sons, Craig During their Florida visit, Mr. erut Mrs. R. X. Anderson and > td ea dinner tfueite on Sunday ind Keith. ■tr their home on Main. St.. Mr. Chief and Mr*. Marvin Coleman children, Raymond. Cheryl, Kerin end Mrs. W. Hallsm. Mr*. Retie formerly of Sanford hiv* moved and Chrisiih*, aceompenled by Abar. Robert Turner. Mr*. Cler- into the Mark William* houie. He hie father. P. D. Anderson, spent •dee Snow. Robert, Jaek and David is stitioned at NAAS. Sanford. a day at Deytonk .leach, went to Sin Landa and Welkiva Springe Xebertaon. Mr. and Air*. J. C. Mallhawe of and accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrt. Brad Steven* and Xr. and Mr*. Thoma* Kin e wwr« IVaycron, G*., »pent aomatlm* P. D. Anderson, callrd on the let­ entertained rreentlv hv Mr. and with tils brother in-law and *isler, ter’s relative*, Mr. and Mr*. J. Mr*. Howard Warren at ftheir Mr. and Mr*. L. C. Tillle. Alio V. Richard*.of Enterprise end their guest, of the Ttlli* family were houiyueeta, Ruaietl Pglmer d New borne on Molnar Rt. Miia Winona Cralr. who h.v their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. York City and Hi t i m , Cuba aad *n In Winter Park Memorial and Mr*. Leetar Tlllls, a bo of Mr, ind 0. 1. Tyler of Miami. The Senior Andersnne put them on the Hospital for th* past two week*Wayeros*. te- expected home on Thuredev of Recent gue»te of Col. and Mre. plena for Pittsburgh, Pa., atill eonttlla week. W* are happy to report W. E. Baker were her mother iratuUtlng tbemeelvea on the that aha I* greatly tmproved. Mgs. L. O. Broussard and her eunt, beautiful Farida weaUter that had Kohort Robertson has returned Mia* Delia Bancroft, both of La­ marked the entire three weeks stay tn biislnai* eellega In Jacksonville fayette, La. Mrs. Broussard it of the Pennsylvania family. after' spending th . holiday* with continuing her vlilt, but Mlaa Ban­ Mr. and Mrs. Roger Crocker of Mi parent'* Mr. and Mr*. C. L. croft ha* returned to her teach­ LonI wood are announcing the birth ll»h*rt*on. ing duties at (he eoUeg* in Ytfay- of a daughter on Jen. S The y w ig .jji Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thomoton ette, J|!y weighed in1i t I Ike. 11 oi. Mr. * * ro gu**t* of Mr*. Selma I.ar* Major and Mr*. Roy Brown who Crocker is a ferine resident ef ram at a birthday dinner Tunday hsv# been In Miami for some­ Lake'Mary sad tha son ®f Mr. sad owning. time have returned to Lake Msry, Mrs. A. X. Crocker, Th* Saturday evening Wnochl. Recent guests of Mr. and Mre, Jan. 4, die. Chamber nf Comelfih » * t with Mr. end Mr*. Ner- A. N, Srolt were her brother nrrre held its .regular monthly msn Godfrey at their hnm. lo James New all of Baltimore, ,Md., matting. Routine reports sad old Pearl Lake He\ht*. Among those playing this week wer. Sir*. Maude Tujrper, Sire. Florence Sunderlln, i . Hellliter, nf Lnngwood, Mr. and Mr*. Ch»r1*« TV»le» and i* Knell of F*rn Park. D»hi* refreshment* wer* lervcd In ke.nlno with th* *e*snn. 4. T, Monlgom*rr of Orlando a fo^jner resident of Lnngweod ws* a. vjiiter In town last Wednesday celling on old friend*. Xre. Maud* Tuppar had ** prints recently her slit*- an.l hushend. Mr. and Mrs. N'orn-.n Godfrey, end Mrs. Florenes Srn jU film ’Mr. end Mre. Ncsl Gilbert entevtalned their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jam** MeGralh, at an anniversary dinaer at th* fikylin* Regtaurent In Orlando last Buod.ny. Mr. and Mrs. Boh Blankenttup of Starks wer* weekend guest* nf Xf- and Mr*. Merle Btankenthlp. i \- 1 County Personals - t TOT 8ANF0 HIJ O TH A T*D . r t J e . i . 13, 1956 T P M f ‘“ ■ «T.vxtr r " 1 ■ ' • uftre**. a senre of 12-7. Congratulation "Tiger ,v".. The regular meeting of the S. C. S. of the Barnett Memorial\ Methodist church was held at the ; home of Mrs. Warren Hite re-' r ** U v -s -.r*,*---v plins were made tn help ths church purchase a furnace Tor 1 the Methodist parsonage ami jj made plan* for a spaghetti supper . j tn he held at the rhurch J«u~9T *rom s p' m< Bm* “ mage -sale with dale to be A - ;n nounccd later. Delicious reffe<h* menls were served to the epprokImately IS-members present! i The seeond course of the Afpn cap Indian vya* hold at thd Ho ol Mr*. Basc’um t’arllon To<|gy in a. rn. The Rev. John Ruslrn of Nash­ ville Tedn.. former pastor of ML Vernon Methodist rhurch. 'Washing’ ton D. C, and associate nf-tho-Mp Peter Marshall and Chandlor^llo*ten of Atlanta Ga., attendMetha [? Methodist church with Mr.*-*nd , s 'V ; Mr*. J. V. nichards Sunday morn- . Ing and they were all gueata of Mr. Bustcn’s hrnther-lp-Uwt and * sister Mr. and Mrs. Arthur t i p - 1 bert In DeBary' -’ ft The Bev. amt Mr*. Olenltaf ' were visiting In West Palm Beach over the weekend. Mr. and Mr*. Art Krlgsman, Phillip Krlgstnan. Mr. and Mr*. Jack Ktlgjittsn snd Miss Florence Krlgsman nf Pekin. 111. wer# visi­ ter* at the J. V. Rlrhards homo recently enroute tn Miami to at­ tend th* Mayflower Van convenllon. ' .A* ***v 'v Drained cranberry sauce, chopped walnuts make * filling for a ' coffee ring. ■ ‘.i hot roll ml* e* the base for*yoQf coffee cake. Super-Cushion THIS GREAT TIRE vgood A - ' ea r •J fi *>- % FO R TH IS LOW PRICE! te maktt this tha TlOjk TIRE BUY of th« By VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON Mr. end Mr*. Joseph W. Hsrrl* end children. Susan and P«t* of Ye*k, Pa., have been visiting his pirtntfi Mr. and Mrs. J. R- llaf* fltt ffift wh'ftftft e l y»ur p r ttttl tat) Here i tlie tubeless tire buy ot the month! Get tlia proved advantages of Goodyear lubeleii Cnnitruclinn— Better Blowout Protection; Better Punctilio • 41,tSt'on* ®fl,fr Traction. There's nn tube to chafe, pinrh, or htow out. 3-T Cord plus exclusive Grip-Seal Construction give a double line of defense lgalnst punctures. Stop-Notch Design means plenty of safer traction. Com® i ^or n#w Tuhele** Super-Cuihioni at these special prices. Hurry! Introductory low prltas on Whltft fldftwalla, toot ^ Mr. and Mrs. Clarenro Schetb ef Fontiae, Mich, hava arrived and have opened their Crystal Lake home. They war* ecrompanky their young grandson. Tha Ml**** Clsra snd Edith Bpstrt arrived In Lake Mary af­ ter an extended stay In their Cleveland, Ohio, home. Mr. and Mr*. William Ertel, era home again after spending ■ it holidays withe their parents fn Carbundal*. Pa. Mr and Mr*. Wlllism Ertel. formerly of Akron, Ohio, arrived recently and hava opened their Lake Mary home. f ^ Chief and Mrs. David Vewhurv are anaounrlng th# hlrth of * daughter, Katherine T.ea. at th* Orlando Air Fore* Base Hospital isn . T, , ^ Mrs. Rugtna Seaman and chltd• s h , Jtaraa, Jean and Davld-re. turned from Linden, New Jersey, h.‘*-»Una. They had spsnt th* r*IMay> with her mother, Mrs. Catharine DltUnger. It will b* remembered that Mr. Seaman Is o n »ft lour ef th* MedlUrrenean With the U, 8. Navy. -Frlande of H. T. Russell will b* 1 to hear that he ha* Improved 'dmittr, follewlng surgery at Memorial Hospital In Dr­ ift b« brought home. , V*lft Werfelman baa ro­ le good , . , h«* YOU R OLD T I M S ARK YOUR DOW N P A Y M IN T J 4 k | G O O D Y E A R BATTERY SA LE MORI LOOK T ill IIU N y « lew m I1.2S weekly fer • PARI RIORLI I I S : y\ AT T H Iil LOW IA U PRICE* ■lack Sidewall $ 1 9 .t5 * $ 2 4 .4 5 * 7 .1 0 x 1 5 2 1 .9 5 * 2 6 .7 5 * 7 .6 0 x 1 5 , 2 3 .9 5 * ' Hw Ik w i n NRtcMf Hr* 2 9 .3 5 * O N A N Y . . SERVICE STORE tf, .tit}., n :• -V . 4B wie.wr 'iM m mm ;# P R IC IS I IA U PRICE* While lldewnll 6 .7 0 x 1 5 T H A N .»• >. . «m * O T H I R ■- ■ K IN D . j .' '‘*1 1 �I> I m n g ste rs Le a rn Im p orta n sson In M a kin g Sacrifices fHAD BjOYLB P R F O W f a N C T O r f f l t YEAR Many White Collar Men Forgotten NEW YORK (JU-Curbstone rt-(group b u been mare fortign to If he take* a vacates trip, ha flections of a p*v*mtnt Flito: government aid thin tha whit# first hat ta float a loan. Hsiur.A V i))l.te . . r 1Ur worker to-!collar tin s .” If ha needs a new ear, ba first ifftm V d iip ih ' ' 'It -won’t «wi® ' ’■UM WPlto;’ by «iijr • day btllevs* he ha* bacoma eivui * iffaf* (* - at i«tst an 'duu»* 'At lias » iTw.vf auiH>#l]' tuuL-. Thera may be Justification for eom-, ntutM. But who la to i&y it might not move truth within thl* pound of bltter- a new ault In ordar to took preplaints th at all children In school do not F a vory lfttli bit In the right direction? att*. senuble enough to persuade s ton min of tha 20th Century. waa carried In one of th f big learn what they ahoutd. But this group of His voice ti relatively unheard Farmer* have a lobby. Veteran* finance company to advance him In the land. Few politician* bother hava a lobby. Manufacturer* hive the dough tq,make th* down pay­ " ional newspapers. It wa» about a claxa first graders learned at least one Important to aik hla view* or explore hti * lobby. The unions have a lobby. ment on the automobile. jjn t grade children In a big city school thing last year. plllht. The only people who sack So do tha railroads, tha utilities, He U in hock up to hi* eyeballs— We wonder just how many times that •were going to have candy canea. Tha him out are bill collector*, and it the airlines, the shipping Interests. this average whlto collar worker— lesson waa repeated In school rooms around „jggter> decided, freely, that Instead they I* hi* cash, not hla charm*, that Even postmen, seboolteaehers, toy for everything from hla furniture M M 'donate tha money to the fund for tha countryr maka’s and amateur bird watchers to the fillings In hla teeth. At least draw* them. • * * Let u« fet out our erylni towel have their lobbies. sc^dy’people. So they eent in the m oneyhe claims ba la. No matter how high goes the cost of and linen to the woe* of a typical About the only two groups in And ha feels he fight* Us pei^te living, it aaems to be popular enough to member of the paper clip brigade, Ameriea who don’t hav* a lobby aonal emergencies alone. The M> fa Now, yob can't buy very much with are white eollir worker* and which run about aa follow*: •tick around. > oral government shows so lifM Jut the youngeters w«re giving in the a a • "Every other elaia In America widows. They remain largely un­ of creating a new Cabinet post •at aplrit of the word, They were making aeema to get tomeihlng tpeclal organised and therefore, perhaps, "Secretary of th* White Collar Newsboys Have Advantage (iferifice.for others —a little sacrifice. from the government except the unrepresented. Since they cannot •' white collar' clan. Why are we punish a politician, why should he Class." We heard tha other day about a letter The white collar mas la haunted worry about them? overlooked? When do we f t t our written to a newspaper carrlerboy thank­ Time bis passed the whit* eoHsr not only by hla present predict* n-A g t Koad-o-o turn at tno public trough? ing him for hie aervlcea during the past meat but by fear* for the future. "They talk about a soft bank for man by. That white eotlsr, once II* la afraid automates' seiontiste Teen-Age Road-e-o la a national year. a badge of pretended gentility, hae farmer*. How about a fund to pay program aponaond by tha Junior beeoma more of a symbol of fact­ will dream up new and m en efflIt la understood, that tha letter waa re­ for our toiled white collar*? of Commerce. ceived by tha youngster on Christmas Eve, "Why can't Congreu at leait u al nonentity. It no longer pays eent business machine* that w fl!( do away with Us veer Job, hasJaf In Sanford and Seminole County, and even though there waa a gift enclosed vote u* tome help under the for­ off at tha pay window. him into a refugee from progFaai. It ussd to be th* guys la overalls pompetition to datermlna tha beat drlv- emphasizing the customer'a gratitude, the eign aid program? Certainly no The white eoDar has last Ms who stood In line at tha loan office got underway yeaterday out at Seminole letter will be cherlehed for years to come. prestige. The engineer ta tho here seeking to borrow money. Today School under the direction of Donald There was a ting# of difference in this SAM DAWSON It’s tha guys In th* dirty-white of our limes. And many M office chairman of the Seminole County latter though, since the appreciation for peasant now wish** that. Instead collars. I'&tyffpr Chamber of Commerce Road-e-o the service waa mad# because of the aTha average white coQsr worker of wearing a white collar, be Rad imlttee and the Florida State Highway warenaaa of tha youngster's duties. now Is tha greatest prisoner of the been born with a slide rule la Us instillment plan and the flninee mouth. rol Trooper in thle area T. Mark Mack. The letter said, in effect: company Debts go with his dally Where Is th* man on a white Wo know that there will be lome wonMEW YORK (A — Long-term progrsms program* of o< tha the stool iteel and and oil ell ininye»r, compared with 219 million In "I know you have to make sacrifices to horse who will lead th* white cdt-« bread. rful examples of eafe driving displayed do your Job well. While others kre playing planning planning by big and Utile Hill* builnesi'tlustrlfs. business'dustrlia. ISM, and glint Jersey Standard'* If he his (o fly to see his stek lir class hack to Its old aeeurity?* stabllUsr Ini In I Steel expansion plans plan*art arebasod bated pi*n to plunk out 1U billion dol- mother, be has to borrow the Ha I* nowhere In light. Alai, even ih if contest between girls and boys. ball or going to the movies, you are out Isa becoming a prim# itablllitr he national economy. eiUmate oi01 d*. de- t4r| ^ u ,, eurrtnt y„ r f Ipaybe there la a possibility that some delivering papers or making collections. lha aconomy. It helpi helps off jon [«• **'• **[• aiUmato white horses are getting scarcer. money. ■ ... ' _lm*nd quite as much as on th* *of,uthe older folk* who scoot around the "Yon ars no fair weather carrier. Like sot tho d*y-by-d*y dlaqulet.ng preaent near capacity production STRAY DOG, THIN DIME elty afreets, schools, and byways practically Uncle Sam's mnilmen, you must deliver in turns — Uka a break In stock Imi big ordtr backlog. CAUSE BIG FUSS wheels taking pert-ln the contest. all kinds of weather, rain or ahlne. You prices Vir a downturn In auto sales Som* expect th* present heavy ALBANY, N,Y. UP—A *tr*y dog - l y WIUIAM tJTt* latead of using the streets for race- must take all kinds of people in stride and and bom* building. demand to moderate In the second Ceefrsl Frees Writer i, examples of complex passing, Ignor- learn how to get along with them — the Non* of the uncertainties — not half of 1954, and production ta fall1and a thin dim* have caused an fun scroti New York WHILE’ seated In a rocking th# n#xt desk, ta epewdtng e lab •top aigna and traffic markers, folks chronic grlpera and complainers aa well na even those connected with tho elec­ below present capacity. But ittel almighty State. tion — hiv* changed so far lha men say the Industry must h*v* Chair because of a broken lag, of th# long groan to f* i away be practicing just exactly what the the Indifferent and the friendly. plans of b u s i n e s s to spend a mor* capacity in th* next few Seem* a loll collector i t a State _ | a V#rmont huntar shot a buck from th# old g r ^ took. tera are displaying. dear. That’* lha way wt Ilk* our whipping 7W billion dollars for years Thruway interchange at CsnsndslYou have to be a responsible business• examples set on tho streets and man. You have to know how lo han/llo new plsnt ind equipment In thi Most of Uie companies have an­ gua noticed a mult moping around TPIfJk f t pitting outdoor sport#—with #11 th# com­ people fuel for aaaworiH# fort# of bom*. a yn are bnd ones to pass along to tho money, keep your accounts straight and first Ihrco months of this year. nounced expansion puns a few of yesterday. Depuly Alan F. Johns­ Ilona eerrrellg, Junior 4o 1 t 1 This Is m bllllor, more than busi­ ihemJnland, 2A0 million dollars; ton responded to (he call and if boys and girls who are displaying nlnp fo think maybe school Ua’I keep your employer and your customers ness spent In the January, Feb­ Jones A J00-y#or-oW BIrwtiflkflm. It Laughlln, *50 millions; picked up the dog. Four miles the!ir Interest in being better than others in satisfied. Kngland. ghoat U knowi! to rest- such a caste of time after aB. ruary and March quarter of boom­ National, 200 millions; ncpubllc, down th* highway Johnston refined t t I aare driving.__________________________ drntM liter# o> Charil*. Chortle "In Vlow of all this, It's really no wond- ing 1955. to pay a ten cenU toll. What about 130 millions Zed#k Dvmk#pf report# M l *•» who? Or ekovld If txi WXo-o-o-of er that newspaper earrierboya have a jump Tha switch In business thinking The oil Industry, on the other tin* of duty? •rd It still Intwet—$•# the 20 * mm f 1 I ##*wHv y#«r whll# ba ww# k lw on other boys their age. It's not surprising to long-term p l a n n i n g which hand, has more production capa­ Toll collector* summoned a state T h t Sanford Herald ■ If Salle, Minn., report* tempera­ min* k the Ckitstm#* kw# M l •*•& I'aklllhMl IMIfr Slerepf #*!#r4#f aa* aaaSar that a big percentage of famous people once Ignore* the short-term lips and city thnn It is using at present In trooper. Johnston dug deep. ture #f 41 bel#w. Town mutt Iwrv# l i t ,- j a downs of the business cycle has spito of the Increased sale of Its S M n H aa aaaaa* e/ate matter Oatatar IT, l*ia at were newsboys — men like Walt Disney, been one of tho significant trends .products year after, year But Thruway headquarters now says fatten It* ttome frym th# number Russia to putting up a atari* #• i a < l t l l Olftaa af laefara, Plertoe, aaSar Ike Aa< ; It was all a mistake. Thruway po­ •f resident* tllpplnf en th# k«. . Bing Crosby, Dwight D. Elnenrfowcr, Thom­ since World War II. Pator th# Oraat, who f » • '» ___ -Sfc.faa.irva*1 •» Mara* a. I#T# iiprndlng plans aimer, at finding lice, not the sheriff's office, should ' r*S I* O M iu j a .j ic iie * ■■* eakiiakaa Ruaalaa navy. Flrot 1 I t as Edison, Bob Hope, Krute Rockne, Jack Tills may not prevent swings In and producing more oil and at in- have been summoned for th# dog •. < MSMtoa HSHMSN SN . •laaatl** Ran*. ■........... According to a new# Hem. Hol­ Red# hav* vtmlttod Dempsey, Joe DIMagglo, Eddie Ricken th* business cycle but It goes a | creasing refining csparlty are ex- Johnston will get hack his dim*. lywood will spend eom* I t mil­ good for anything eta* I And the honor may go to the toll bneker, and Cardinal Francis J. Spellman, long way toward moderating Ihedtnded well Into (he future, lion ta changing to muHI-eo1ot*d Ing pointed out M l collector who called tit* iherlti's peak* and valley*. | Example*: Socony-Mobll’i plan to name only a few. aidewalk#. That, says th# man at VuplMk. ------------ But than everything la relative end theae Long-Term Plans Are Stabilizing Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E ! Friday. January 18, 1058 TODAY’S BIB LE VERSE "Let us not be desirous of vainglory, | Yoking one /mother, envying one another. Galatians 5:28. bi| *. Inside Washington A8HINGTON-—Two member* llu. Horn* of RepmenUtlvv* m -•* aomewhat Hpnot ovar what —— - they consider u n d e s e r v e d rew,v!< I JfSnltlon accord'd thing* <•*« § Russian. Tha Soviet* received ton8 alderabl# favorabl* puhllelty whan • th * v contributed 125,000 to tha American flood relief appeal. Men of hla own. Thla la what he found. Total eontrlbullnn* frdm atroad esmo to ftOb.flSt, and the $35,OOO from a big country Ilka Re**ht lashed pralty ouny rompgrtd with tha $100,000 from the Dominican .Rapubllo and an equal amount by ’that small country’s former Fr**». Other contribution* 'Included i,l)00 from Auatralla, :#«,MO f; i Bermuda and $25,>001 from Hondura*. : Rsp, 1Frank Thompson (fV>, k, wn» pit*,ad in not* the ‘• v*rp tone of crltlciiin by a N’aw -»Yerk muil* critic on hla return hfrom a Kuropaan (our with tha r*w York Philharmonic Bym-ny orchaitra, , Tho musical ngtregation w*nl abroad und*r sponsorship of tha 'V ? "You may not become a celebrity, but It should be a source of satisfaction to know that your chances of becoming one are better than average. It s not surprising that the young man a .latter long after-trie girt that accompanied it li forgotten. There are probably others, right here among us in Sanford and Seminole Countv who claimed their start In a successful busi­ ness from experience gained as newspnper carrier hoys. Frealdent'a Emergency Fund.'ard W. Hall, or tha admlalstraUml.r *uch au.plcti, tha critic ,|on ta u n th#m whal th#y e*uld said, tho orchaitra playvd entire dJicuis In lha campaign ly too much Ruiiian muale, Ha Arilal K. Stavtnaon, announced raid that aald# from tha uaual "claeslca" tha only major work* candidate for the Democratic playad war# by Trokoflov and presidantal nomination, has al­ Shoatakovltch, tnpp«d off with ready crltlclied th* 8taU depart­ ment's handling of the Mlddla an ancort-by Kavalavaky. Eaitern situation, and has pro­ • • • Foralm Affalra—You ran look posed a United Nation* border patrol In th* Itra*l!-Egypti*n if not roundhouae, swings during dispute, In th* course of hi* romarks. tho Tltanhowar admlnUtratlon’a Sparkman, Ilk* Stavamon, pl*ad............................................. stewardship of Amtrlcan for*lgn ed for “modtratlon." Howmr, it remain* to h* *»»n whither oth*r policy. ■Fcmtary of S u it John Foster Democrat* will hew to this tin*. • • • Puli'* ««ld rscrnlly he- would , Dtmo«fai*e*D*mocratia p r a t wojcom* cunitructlva crltUlam, but ha added that American-atyla Idantlal hopeful* and politico* are pollticklnx could hava an advaraa Ju*l a* anatou* a* th# Republican* afftet on tli* administration’* to hear Preaidant Elaanhowar'* decision on whethir or not to run conduct of foreign affair*. Daaplta Dullaa' atatamant, It again In l$5a> An Kleanhower ticket, If tha mem* certain that tha Democrats will taka soma potshot* at th* President want* It, would make It secretary himself and at what harder (or Adlal Stevenson to they romlder to he weak spot* get the Dimocratle nomination, In the administration') foreign lucaui* h* waa Iki't victim In program, 1952. Howavtr, If $lr. Elianhowar Th# tip-off cam# recently whan d m net run, Stavenion appear* Senator John Sparkman (D), Ala­ to ba by far th* strongest man bama aald th# DamocraU would lh« DamocraU hava—and tha fact not allow the Republican national h« lost onca would b# cast aside committee, or ila chairman, Laon- by many political leader* Repaint • Repair -Repay - With FHA How to bring your horns up-to-date - Hsrs ars some of tht ^om«; ,:Make needed repairs - Add a bed? room-or nursery - Add a bathroom - Add a porch - Endoss your porch - Modernize your kitchen - Modernize your bathroom Insulate walls and ceiling -Replace your roof - Add insulated dding - Paint your home - inside and out - replace your screens Build a garage - or other needed repairs or remodeling. You don't need cash - just ■at isfactory Income and credit ratIng - The cost can be handled in easy monthly payments The "Friendly Bank" will be happy to help Florida State Bank of Sanford You can see It In tha expansion to spsnd $54 million dollars thisofttc*. Why buy a truck in the d a rk ? If you buy a new truck after looking at only one make. it’a like making a deal in the dark. You can t be aura of getting the moel for your money. A amarter way to buy Is to "apotlight" real truck value—weigh and compare com­ petitive clalma.with theae Dodge track faetat ★ Moat ataadard V-8 horsepower of aB leading mskee—W*®* ikrougk 2%-to« range. You'll get fatter tripe—more work done with DODGE. i t Shortest turning radlua. You'll park more easily, wheel through traffic quicker with DODGE. £ Biggest cabs, with bti wtndabidd. You'll enjoy roomier com­ fort, safer vision with DODGE. ^ ___ r - . ___ J cs pad tec . , , ptck-Bpo providing up to 22% mare payload than •there. You'll haul Diner, more profit­ able loads with DODGE. i t Price* down with tho lowest Comparelive facta show that, feature tor feature and dollar far dollar* tho real value io DODGE. Next truck you buy, don't deal In the dark* Turn a bright light on the facta—me Dodge befere you buy. O o b -h a w a TRUCKS WITH 7H E FORWARD LOOK J0o5^» ______________ G e t Y o u r D o d g e D e a l e r ’s D e a l B e f o r e Y o u D e c id e �T-T-- T V :w I ( M issionary C irc la M eets In Chapel For Regular Session Seminole Hi — t r- IKS SANTOD m J u . is, m u Enlisted Men’s Wives Club Is Planning Supper By MARGARET MOORE The basketball game hetween New Smyrna and Sanford took The Missionary Clrrle of the place In the gym of SIIS 1!:30 Elder Spring* Baptist Chapel met Thursday . • The trnre, 78-34, wa* at Ihe chapel Wednesday afternoon in New Smyrna’* favor. We put w --rily?. *.: ca’J.'d tD >Th» KrdUtad Men's W ly firb d , up n nig ngni tnoiigiT. by Mrs. C. \V. Ergle, co-chair- will sponsor a Gft-Acqua'lnuu Attention: Stomp dny was social In the form of ■ buffet of lh*» circle. (hanged from Tuesday to Momlny supper to he held at tha San­ WMU watchword from first ford USO on Sanford Are. and no be sure kid* nml remember to also the watch word for First St. Jan. IS at 8 p. m. get your itampa Monday. . the year. Psalm 22 27 were given. Mr». Wagner, the Mata super* Game* will he played and Mrs. II. A. Sleinmeyer gavo.an prizra riven away. An attendance The home of Mrs. Francis E visor of the lunch program, visit* Interesting devotional using as her prize donated by the local mer­ * Wednesday at the Sanford Roumillat Jr., was the scene of ed the SIIS rlassea to talk to the scripture John 8:28-32. Her Inplc chant* will be awarded every 30 a lovely after-dinner coffee and Home Kc. girls. A film was lately sller-dinner ?J80 a "Merry Widow Dance" miscellaneous shower Tuesday shown In to the girls and Mrs. Wag* wa* “ \Vh»t Christianity means to minutes. eras held with the BPW repre­ evening when Mrs. Roumillat and nrr gave a talk on nutrition. It the Christians". She used the The next meeting of tha elub s e n t e d by Mrs. F..\C- Kuhn act­ Mrs. George Wrher entertained was "very inspiring" and every* hymn “ Blessed Assurance." will be Frh. 1 at the E. M. Club f«>r Miss Dilnn Raker, hndc-clcct nno enjoyed it very much. ing as senior hostess. The minute* were read and ap­ on the be**. The underclass men (Junior*) proved and a treasurers report was .--Mist Dot Teslo and Miss Mary of Lt. David Kills. A wishing well, containing the am planning a big affair for the given. Mrs. G. W. Miller also gave Ann Michels were Junior hostess­ gilts, from which w:u suspended Junior-Senior Prom. It's going to a report on Ihe Baptist Childrens CPO Wives Club es for tha evening. Coffee and a silver bucket on a while satin bo held at the Mayfair with an Home in Lakeland. The elrele fcooklss were served. A laigo rope, was placed nest In the sunk­ orrhestra and all the trimming*. voted ta sponsor a child In Hie Installs Officers jrowd enjoyed the dance, en garden m the Urge living room. Trn-la-la , . the school dame home. At Tuesday Meet Resides the numerous living plants band I* an organization which, up There were a number of coupons in the garden w«» a beautiful until nhsv, sse have not hen id The CPO Wives Club held a turned over In Mrs. Miller to be meeting purple orchid in bloom. On the- much from . , but. »inco they have and Installation Tuesday vrnt lo thr home, where they will mantle svas an arrangement of three performances coming up In night at R p. m. In thr CPO Club t* . turn them Inin cash to bo used on the 8NAAS. while carnations and pom potna. the near future, it Is fitting that for equipment, The dining table was overlaid sve at SIIS should hear nwte A short Installation of officer* FRIDAY Mrs. II. A. Sleinmeyer reported was held by Mr*. Howard Wolfe, with a white linen cloth with the about them. Thursday night, Joe The Jscsrsnda Circle of the San eenlral arrangement being an at­ on Ifto visiting done by the circle out going president. New offlrtra Fisher svns interviewed nn the rd Garden Club will meet at 7:30 tractive piece nf drift wood hold- subject, sie Mr*. Raymond Freltar, presl* members during Ihe holidays. "The SIIS Dnnro Band'' m. at the Garden Center Hos­ | ing a double swing with a minia­ and Inter on the baud Itself dent; Mr*. R. L. Herdman, vice Mr*. O. P Wade gave a ntosf MISS k h iiilk y ty iik tesses will be Mrs. Fay Jones, ture bridal couple seated. 1This Inspiring talk qn stewardship. president: Mr*. Harold Keen, Mrs, Jim Corbett, Mrs. A. J, Walker, and Mrs. was flanked hv tall burning tapers. plii.ved a very beuutiful number ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ There were Dime new members secretary: called "Pete Kelly's Blues". All Mr*. Willlsm Johnson, J. F. Lewis. Homer Dsborna will Mrs. O I,. Broussard, grandmother welcomed Into Ih clrcl"; Mrs. Marie treasurer; this took place over WTRIt on tJio srrgeent at arms; and Mrs. Walt •how a colored movie on use ami of the bride-eleel. poured from a Carpenter, Mrs. n. K. Sodorblnm, ITjo I a* devotional rheirman, leen ago radio program vvh'ili silver roffee service. types of fertiliser, nod Mr». Richard MeVcy. The Mrs. Fre/tar wa* presented the ft. Tha Sanlord Duplicate llrldce Those attending were the hon- starts at 7 p. m. Till* i» an up mem hr •* nriuoui u*r« \te», c, gwvrl from N5-:, ?Yi!fe to "do a "C lub will meet In the Yacht Clnh. orcc, her mother, Mrs \V. E. Bak­ and coming program ami maik Danner, Mrs. G. W. Miller, Mrs. good Job." Refreshments were Resting will he at 7:43 with play er. grandmother, Mr*. Broussard, my word a vety popular one. II. A, Sleinmeyer, Mrs. O. P. served and Mr*. Wolfe waa pre­ to begin at 8 p m. Mrs. It K. True, Mrs. Raymond Keep your rats pinned to the Mr. and Mr*. W. W. Tyre of San­ Wade, Mrs. (’. W. Ergle. Also a sented a gift from the club "In MONDAY Ball, Mrs. M. 1,. ft ahorn Jr., Mrs. 'radio, visitor Ml** Linda Sodrrblnm. appreciation fnr her hsid work." Dick Worrell ha* brcil seen ford announce the engagement and Tha Dependable Class of the Ralph Wight II. Mrs. John Fitz­ First Methodist Church will meet patrick. 'I rs, Howard Whclchcl, eround the office every second approaching marriage of Ihrii with Mrs. Nancy Rrock, 41* Grand Mrs. Gordon Swaim, Mrs. Giles jeriud. What's so interesting there daughter, Shirley laniise, to John view Dr., at a p. m. for its regu Chapman, Mr«. John Kadrr, Mrs. Dirk? . . It couldn't hr the scene­ Wallace Maddox, son nf Mr.,and Will You Do There? J a r monthly business and social W. E. Ilerselipl. Mrs. J. \V. Hash ry could it? Helen Hampton ii Mrs. A. II. Maddox of Sanford. meeting. am, Mrs. Arthur Corey, Mrs. W. a rule gal • > watch your alrp. The wedding will be an event Circle No. Eight of Ihe WSCS mc| * Tha Elsie Knight Circle of the K. Ia-m»s, Miss Barbara Chap­ Who's Ibis cute dish vvaiideiing The 1% Annual ir.it Rsptist Church will he held man, 'li»s Carol Skinner, Miss around school now-a-day* hoys. of February 4 at 4 p. m. in the Monday afternoon at the home nf First Methodist Church in Sanford. Mrs. T-te Chapman on W. Ftrsl SI at the home of Mr*. Roy Reel, 811 1,0110 Nunnells. and the hn*tr*»e» Take notice gi;e* ran r its Denise Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Bouinill.il. UeFnllot "Denny" for shore Her Escambia Dr , si * p m. The session v*»« opened try a TUL.8DAY favorite pnvl time is hciniinr prayer verse railed “ Another Y’esr" Tha Ftdelis Class of the First ashtrays She also collects them wa* givrn by the rlulrman, Mr* Rsptist Church will meet with Mr* Local Groups Arc . . m inding hobby isn't II? Albert Hickson Mrs J F Courlf; V. C. Messenger, 137 N. Elliott The teenage diiving rodeo look • t a p . m. gave Ihe drvntlnnal and routine Invited To Attend place yesterday morning In hack of The Seminole County Chddren's — nt tha — n l reixirls were fold hy Ihe offireri. the school. (Julie a few of the r \ • Committre will meet at Dm Srhrad Orlando Meeting students took pait in It, and U l S C U S S e S I l a n S ; The study course wa* givrn hy Administration Building on (,'nm Would sou like In know how In from my personal opinion it was , 'Mr*. w I*. Chapman after which ^merclal Ave. at 5 p m. All mem- set a table for p*rtirs. weddings, a lot of fun. The wnttrii lest ! h * rhrlfun-Canlilrn Ctrue , . "tiers sra urged lo attend this Im­ nr anniversary dinners'’ Would you was held Ilus mottling. Winner* Class ,.f the Fit*1 Baptist Church wfrr.limfnla were zoned In thr portant meeting. like to know how In do it different­ will lie announced at a later date. met at Die homo of Mis. I,, II. mrmhers. Judge Ware's Rlhle Class of ly and attractively? We know Mr? . . I knocked all the tennis f'lipp 2IIII Key Are fnr Bs j Those allending were Mr* Chap the First Methodist Church will where you will he ahle fit pick up balls down but olio , ■ oh well. Saturday Nite - Jan. 14th on,nl lily businris and social man. Mr*. T Chapman, Mr*. meei !r. McKinley Mali i l l n. m a lot of new ideas for table sellings meeting vvllh Mrs. A. <*. Doudncy Cotirirr, Mr*. Dan Gurry, Mr*. A I.a Ylrno Is a year older as nf for a chicken pilau supper. Hosts and decorations. D:R0 In 1 :110 Subacriptinii* Ill.oOuCnupl* Mlrk.sim, Mr*. Claude Herndon, Ibis ruining Saturday. A parly Is us co-hoslcss. will he Mrs. C E. Williams, Mrs. In thr absence of Mr*. Fu- Mr*. C. E. Jackson, Mrs. W. It. The Park Lake Circle and Lu­ In be given in her honor. I'nngiaAt the Door or Call Sinrt W, A. Hunter, Mrs. R T. Warren, cerne Clrrle of the Orlando Garden gene I'runlnglnn, president, Mr*. Kirby. Mr*. Henry Lumb. Mr*. Fnr Table Reservation* call 811 J. L. Crawford, and Mr. and Mrs. Club. F. F. G. G have Invited Mrs. tulntioiis In you Iva on your lllth II. It. Ilerkrnbnrh presided aa Zel, Bailiff, Mrs Roy Trill*. Mr*. Jdrthdny. W. A. Norman. mutiiia buslnrs* vsas taken ceio «). K While, Mrs. Effie Mlrke, Verne Klintwnrfh, Tampa, to speak SInro the *lx lane Ill-way bus of and new projects discussed, The Sanford Tourist and Shuffle- on “Table Decorations for Special Mr*. Ruth Hawthorne, and visitor*, hoard Club will have a covered Occasion* and Everyday Dining," neared roimdcllnn, steps fnr the Mr*. Hvuketiliarh presented a Mr*. Normand and Mra. Jones. students safety are underway. . dish supper meeting at 8 p m. Wednesday, Jan. 1*. 2 p m. »i the most Inspiring ilrvotlonsl using after which entertainment will be Orlando Garden Center, nolllns A patrolman will ha on hand tn s* h»r tuple *Fallh." She stie«** direct traffic on all *■bool af* cd "fnilli III God as the sbsolul* presented. Ave. at Lake E'lelle. Orlando. Tha Joy-Ruth Sunday School Mrs. Kllnlsvortli is wrll known' fails when the traffic is heavy. answer to Die abundant life " Clan* of the Fir«t Baptist Church in Garden Club rir-lr* S''? is nn I'lie students have been asked to Mi*. M. N. Cleveland led In will hold Its monthly rln*s mrrting accredited llidce of the National (,nik neio«s the *tiee| from Ihc p r a y e r further "emphasizing at 7:30 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Council l i t Garden ('lulls, IS Road­ • hoot so (hay won't have tn be faiiti as the answer to every situ­ Roger Schmidt. 20.17 Laurel Ave side Chairman of the Florida >n Flench Ave. We apprreiat* ation." The Unity Class will meet ni Federation ol Garden <lull- and II ami will be glad In abide by the (■nines ««.r„ enjoved ssllh 7:tS p m. in the Valdrt Hold with at present is lining a T. V. sene, lutes I'm suit. , prizes awnided lo Mrs II V. the Rev. Carolyn Parsons a* teach- m Tampa Seminole Song f,»r the Week; N'nlson Jr and Mrs. Cleveland Mr*. K .1 Marlin, having Dir f er. The public is invited. Reservations ran he made "Memories Aie Marie (If Thu. marked plate, wa* also given a WEDNESDAY through Mrs. Mabel Crandell. 71111 B)n n«w-. , Tha First Baptist Church will and Mrs. Harold C. Sharpe, 2 1056, prize. hava prayer meeting at 7:30 p Orlando. Lovely t refreshments w e r e served to Ihe following: Mr* ANNOUNCEMENT m. The Sunday School Cabinet nf Tho F.nlisted Mrn's Wive* G. II, Frederick, Mr*. C, O. Todd. Cliih’* Rowling tram will meet Mrs. If R. Ileckenbarh, Mrs the First Baptist Church will meet from now on on Friday nights at Nash Kennedy, Mi-* Dot Carter, at 8-13 p m 7 p m. Mr*. Louis Barley, Mr*. H. V. Civic, Social D»pt. Womans Cub, Thus, Interested ere asked tn i Nelson Jr., Mr* Tom M»rn, Mrs meet at eluh hnu»e—Red Cron mntnet lh« bowling chairman, K. J, Martin, Mrs. M. N. Claveaptaker. Mrs. Phillip Koiiiii, telephone land, Mr*. L. H- Tripp end Mre # --------------------226V-J. Dmidney, . SN Local Homo D fn fc I I C lu b H ears T a On Landscaping unique- Shower Given Tuesday For Miss Baker ■T!.»- .orij -!- i D c US;> * tlon Club met yesterday at 2iW ff. m. In the Club center with Mrf ®. Gutheu* as guest speaker twin* as her tnple "Landteaplnjr”. * The session was opened with singing of a song followed by tha lord's Prayer In unison. Mr*. Gil* thau* wa* Introduced and gava an Interesting talk. She emphasised the planting of gras* and bald tha member* not to uYa ' oak leave* on azaleas berauia “ they cause a fungus." Mis* Myrtle Wilson then draw picture* showing how a p!*e* should he landscaped both front and hack yard*. The film "Qu.stlon Askad"} an cancer wa* shown, lt waa U ' r.ounced that there will lia tw« all dev meeting* next week svth the itala officer*. .'- j Mr*. J. L. Clark and Mra, Earl Turner served refreshment! af roffr* and sandwlchet to StT mint* ber*. ; ' Those present were Mre^ J. N. Azierello, Mis* Wilson, Mra. “ ‘ hie William*. Mi*. Lida Stwtl* ¥r*. S. F. Flanders, Mr*. Raymond H, Smith, Mr*. R. F. Gutheu*, Mre. C. M. Flower*. Mr*. H. F.‘ Rdahlk, Mr*. II. W. Linz, Mr*. J. H. Haw* (home, Mrs. Fred User*. - Mra. W. R. Brinson, wet. /non L Clark, Mm. F.»rl Turner, Mr*. Roy Yffilt, Mrs. Michael Diets, Mr*. J. B. Crawford, Mr*. A. A. Hunter, and Mrs. A. P. Kyles. f Parents Announce Engagement Of Shirley Tyre,.J, Maddox Methodist Circles | kjj ' Si . f > • l . ELKS CLUB Circle Class, Baptist Church Charity Dance Music by Tony Perez and his Band R I V E R CRUI SE S ON THE BEAUTIFUL I (psA honah '' Mr*. Taylor Brown Saturday Mra. T. C. Brown Sunday W. A. Patrlrk (NILE OF THE AMERICAS) STARTS SUNDAY Mrs. W E. Read of Augusta, Ga., Is visiting in Sanford with her ■on-in-law and daughter and fami­ ly, Mr. and Mra. Marion Harman. Q Happy Birthday ST. JOHNS RIVER Kitz T h e a t r e B I R T H S S.S. NAUTICAN 3 BIG DAYS Mr. sod Mr*. R. I.. Rsrineau are the proud parents of a son, Rich* sid Lee Jr. born Jan. 8 in Dm Nnvy Hospital in Washington, D. C. where he I* stationed. She la the former Ann Vance. #% THE EXPLOSIVE STORY OF A \ FIGHTING MAN WHO FOUGHT TOO 1 HARD'—A! -AND SET OFF THE MOST SENSATIONAL TRIAL IN U. S. HIS­ TORY I >] 3 5 0 PASSEN GER VESSEL . u •• ' ■1) • * e U. S. COAST GUARD INSPECTED D A ILY LAST TIME TONIGHT SA ILIN G AT 1:00 P.M. *■ j i,' ' .*>'• , STARTS 8:31 RETU R N IN G ................................... m u o n * ........... 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SANFO RD— 1800 M i s BICKFORDuin BElUMfioo STEIGER r..EillU[IHMONTGOMERY-rit*nm.»lt«« IN F O R M A T IO N * CLU B e r S O C IA L G R O U P l J • * ................ - - ------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ •J! • If k rj -------------------------------------- - ........— ii m . �KUNDUY, Bar op w * * r w * o w /A .T m "'o^Sfim « .* » •* ».!• tM «4 »ir» — •/»• *• Mtr kliulmliil Tre Ton cWffl»SVf1w... p tc c ip >0 C i L S If 1 couldn't go DO, i d totter laava." AMM w u DO fool. Ha know t h a t tfcto n i M Attainpt to (ore# u>o laaua Before m arry la i Ann, oad bad gum tn be surprised AM mouthed n w n j aa that ucucl Wiui lln r tt bv atood caewtng am tip, nbW ng am mg annd along Um adgo of tba ear window, Uitnbing bnrd, Ha wan tamptoa. But, gao whin— To oraab with Ann, to gat Inta ail th a t oueb a oraab would aiaan a divorce, and all tha legal auaa, tba nanruonao— iual ooaauaa ba d workad up a favor over n wonsaa with green ayaa. Ha lookad up. “What would yon dal* na lakad politely. "II you Hit KanaeriyT" Cynicism wan no part <d Aden U M , and yat—ato'e m m around a long lunai a# thought, watching “t only want so far na Saying I mignt leave the boepltol," aha laid turn gwyiy. •he'd add , , , Well, that would m He waited"Nuraut* ia my career, a t oouree." aha w m explaining ta n raaaoning way. "But it I'm aver r ug to aaak* a break, n should juet about nhw." the waa watching him, and ba bapad hie face ehowed nothing- A man didn't imagine a certain wensh ■ i n arm s aa often aa M'd trues and Um rain, Um light wac toe poor for bar realty to eea nia lean Ha atraighUned eo that na na longar leaned into Hie car— and waa glad that na nad never onee said a word to kinds about M r dppeal to him, nor attraction. "Tee," aha said thoughtfully, "f w a n I d marry rhoodorv — if — wall—* She glanced a t turn, bar green eyes bright. ~ It wee tho um*. tho ehxnee, to put to nia claim out oo didn't. Adam took off nia oat, and pul It aw again. "Dell would ba aw­ fully good to you," b* said quietly, flow Linda let naraelf show aocrvtthing at wliat alia waa feellag. Har Upo t h i n n e d , and bet bands pounded the wheal run— lightly, “Tea," in# agreed, "be'g ba very good to me. lie might even —Adam, would you aell na th at hauM you r* building no Creea a n tr Ha atmout laughed aloud. It had always been "Linda’s bouse," any. way- " H ad Jump a t Uw chance to a a HI •Ton think Bell would ba to a atohd to buy aucb a bouse 7" ba •aked, careful not to sound eager. Linda's amit* waa d au itn g : it dUto*t ahow a thing. "He'll be ba tha m iiuj" atm drawled, sllktly, Of One Certainty In '56 NL Race CHICAGO W -It'a a clack to# Chicago Cuba In 1«M won't law any more gamaa to tbatr old tor­ mentor, pitcher Euaa Mayer And that'* about tha anly aura thing tha ilith • place National League ilnlihera af fait aaaion aaa say / They have eliminated toe m o ­ bility of losing to Mayer by tba simple process af obtaining him from tha Brooklyn Dodgers Bayan year* ago tha Cuba traded the Vyear-old righthander anly to have him wraak range sees by baattec them S4 tlmaa Now tha lanky hurley ffam F a n , til, U back til Cuk uaiform. Ha agreed to contract tohaa yactor day. Mayer won only six games far tha Dodgers last year, but three of them ware over tha Cuba Hit presence Is hound to m ska for tome improvement in ton club as torrent at a news conference yes­ terday by Msnsger Stan Hick. Hack isld that tha Cub* might crack tha first division. But la ■aid ha had little Idea at a starting lineup and that ha was going to iprlng training "with a completely open mind" on tha aubjael SHS Teams Drop Two To. Seabreeze; Play Home Tonight By H. P. GOWDIH The Ssabreea* Bandrrabe stretch­ ed their winning streak to 18 garnet last night by downing the Senford Celery Feds 7A-4I. Phil Waller with td points and Scotty Dunlap whs huekated 22 proved too much for the huitlara of Sanford. Lanky Jimmy Owen dropped In 14 ceunttrt to Itad in that flald for tha hems town five. The Sanford R-Squad, outacorad In avtry quarter, dropped their third eut of all itart* hy a icftra of 81-11. Ken MeMunray led Banford with elg points while Bud Lager of Seahreeia rang up II. The Feda will meet Deland at tha local high school gym tonight with tho II-Squad to gat under­ way at 7 o’clock. "I guana ha would at tin t," said Adam briskly. "Though im does hsva the reputation of being light with hie money." Let Hell buy the house, be waa thinking. Then all the people in these houses on Fill* more would know why ne talked ao long ona evening with Mias Von Bant. teetio*— ito* waa aeaShg a tat eg Itata, tend thinking slmoat eonstaatly •botte har, to aver more Intimate And apeclfte detail. He fraqtMhUy fTo 0* Continued) Seminole County Records ' ^5tm V r«5ah, ;*t i f W " * "* Rlrn»M Carliun at at ta ’ Perry W. IVtiaalUnd *t at .Y’jliia^N nrdM fcm at ua to Jaaapk C*MSlHarrv Usrdsna Jne. te Cart X. .'C ow an at ux , Marry O. Jlayra at ua ta (Isarga M. ' _ *'ir**x at ux *"J,,h" 1 ' * n " ca ts **,w ,nm * *• Owandnlyn f Ruth O, Waiver In Slat* af Pla. i f y V J v - Xarliald i i n i i T C. * . Wjjnams at ua I* M. U HI. t. F^ cnoii^ i t t i 1 ffVuiaa u Dor#,h/ M. ■ , „ asoRTOAuxa •ri8Mward Carmin in.—I at ux to » W"aj1*P Davin A f’o » * r 4 w n a r ,A & M ,n ,,«i JW JS nS r'& ‘ M “ S ^W eF sar " , **k« f* u ut Csrt Hilt O stuw ar Jr, te OrL Tt*. as*. A U>an Aaa# Harmon* A. rin n ar at as La Pars4laa Pelat Inr Aulf Livatlnak r#. Ina. 4# Palmar tat Nat. in k . A Trual Co Jahnnl# Jnhaaan at us ta Hu*aaa's email Lean Co. laaa >m lti at as ta Aaaoelata Loan CO. atorlan W httlav Davie A Ca. tp Th^mVa**laaa**Staaran ta Btaoktan Ito b u V W hattar navla A Co. ta Riuaaiuok Har. Ink. ■utaa# n, T artar •• « t la tit. Pa4. Oav a Laaq Asae. Ahhia w. Bari at vlr la t i t Pl4. as *■ A Lean ass* tw lbart P, Duran* at aa ta Pis. ■ lit; in k . Ranald IV. Uutrhaal to Parmsra Korn# Adm ■ tTISPACTIOVa Harms# Jarnhsen at ua t# C, M Hove at ux 1st. PM. Oav. A Loin Asia, ta Ati. Ma # . nor* at vlr. 1st Pag lav. A Loan 1* Rugaea R. Taylor at ua J, fl Hiirna to J, R. Walla at ua ■saboar* Pinanea Ca. ta Wlttla K nlthi at ux Pla mat* Bnk. I* ttolvaraal Marina ta t PU. m att Ink. ta Alhsrt Xitwsrd* •t in Uuir I,if* ins, la Rsrtha A. tim esaa at vlr. . , j M iarR L i.A annr* Army ar tt. a. ta itishard Harat* I’arksr, aUrharaa aidnsr (1. Harrla Jr., air., ta K. D stiflowaa at us ate, a rta r af Alacm tojS Jaknsos .A. wife ta Lsna . Yl °r4*r *7 Slamlsiat Arthur Platt at ua to 1st p#*. Har. . A Iwan Asia., auherainition sgmt 1* K. Htavana at ax ta llnharl H. mltitnV Alfnrit A Ho; Alford, «opy (Inal juds.m.nt Cnlx.l.-l'.lmoll*. Co. In Myrlll liurrls. «i>»x final imle*'n#ni Jiaraam U lull iu Jama* Unit, final ilarra# Mra. flsoraa I. Whaalar at Bn#. Ball team Monday night at • o'clock at TsL A Tal. Co, laaaa MtnniAosi i.ict:nen the Saminola High School Gym. APPLirATIUM* nonart Mlllmi l.fwia, as, B.nfnril In Kafir Armalronjt, al, K.infi.nt iUlrolm Vs. Ilraaa, T*. OfUtnlit tu Alics iL Bar ins ur, is. OrUMa Ckarlai rrlanrt. tlal^nd to An­ Albert* Is Named na Vutch. aa. Oal.and 49ers Head Coach YOUNG GIRL DIES FROM WASP STING KALAMAZOO, Mich, ipi-SIttlng In the living room of their farm home last night, Mr. and Mra, Ivan Schuster henrd a scream from a bedroom where lliair ] 0year-old daughter Jeanni* was sleeping. As they burst into tha room Jaannie gsvq a low moan and loat ronaclouaneia. The bewildered parenia tried fFantically to determine what had happened. Then Schuster found ■ dead wasp beneath the covers of Jeannie's bod. He railed a doctor. The girl waa dead whan b* ar­ rived. The doctor said Jeannle had died of anaphylactic shock—Induced by extrema sensibility to insect stings. SAN FRANCISCO III . Frsnkto Albert, tha erst while wlsard of tha T formation, yastarday waa named head aosch of tha Sen Francisco 40cn professional football club. Frankie, In his first Job as a head coach with only ana season as an assistant to Rad Strader, who bossed tha 4Pera to a d lm trnui season in 1*88, told a news conference ha would Bald a "color­ ful. raprasantaliv* taair " But, running the taam—at feaat in the field—will ba nothing naw for Frankie, It waa nail known that Buck Shaw, tha 4*ers’ head coach until last year, gsv* his star quarterback a fra* rain at bandllxg tha offensive strategy. Players who could b* reached were enthusiastic about Albert as their coach. Dickie Moagle, getting raady tor IT P IL A X m , fp & H i/T itr I trim rut 1 *tx r **or. Hebert, Oliver Take Part In Crosby Play From Babble Beach, Calif., come* newi that two golfer*, playing out of Sanford at* to take par In tha Ding Croiby Golf Tournament. Crosby, for ten yrtrs he* been picking up the tab for the tourney end donating the receipts to charity. In the starting field are Ed "Porky" Oliver end Jey Hsbart who are both playing out of San. ford end the Mayfair Inn's Semi­ ST. LOUIS (M — Tha St. Loula nole Country Club Golf Court*. Cardlnils hava signed tha hackOther golfers who were In San­ bona of thalr taam—Staa Mualal ford for the annual Mayfair Inn's and Rad Schoandlanst. *18.000 PC1A Open are Doug Ford, Bo Wlnlnger, Bui Holtcher. Wal* The lonf-tlma National Leagua tar Hurkemo, Mike Souchak, Tom­ stars txprtisad satisfaction at tha certmony yaatarday whara thay my Bolt and Dutch Harrison. BlngCroehy Is putting up the put their names to contracts call­ prise money In the 115,000 84-hole ing for a reported -115,000 total. For Mualal tt will ha tba sixth tournament with 12,800 going as ths top tob for best pro end a aaaion at an aatlmatod -*0,000. Coast Conftranca, 11.800 for tho play-for-pay man Schoendienat will get a reported from other eourcei In tha winning pro-amateur Aum. 148,000, bcliavad to ha tha sama Ben Hogan com*! out Today, aa last yar. from hie retirement, to play for U m two ara tha only holdovers Lopes N eeds W in charity after leaving the field from the Redhlrds* last champion­ of competition lest June. Ha turn* ship club at 1*40. For tho 85-yearFor T itle C h an ces *d In a 88 during the first prac­ nld Muilal it will bo HI* 14th Ma­ By 1HK ASSOCIATED PRESS tice round at Cyprese Point. He son Aaith tha St. Louis team. SAN FRANCISCO Oft — Joey remarked, "1 was putting better Schoendlenit ia raady for his 12th Lopes, needing a victory to stay than I have for two years," year. la contention for a crack at the Musial will be trying to add to lightweight crown, _goes into the Dillard Eyes Third the many records ha alresdy ring tonight a 107 favorite against holds. Ha has a .84] lifetime bat­ Ludwig Llghlburn. Olympic Showing ting average, has won tha NationThe fight ^wll! be televised ns- BOSTON (St — HsrrNon (Rones) al League batting crown six times, tionally at 10 pm .. EST. Dlllsrd, wllh an eye toward ■ third w u tha league’s most valuable Lightburn, a flashy type of Olympic a p p e a r a n c e , comes player three years and^et a major boaer from British Honduras, "home" tomorrow night as the SOth league record by hitting five home could drop his Sacramento, Calif., K n i g h t s of Columbus Game* runs In a doublehcadar in 1*84. opponent out of 10th place among launches the Indoor banked-board Schoendienat, who will ba 88 next tba US pounders. track season at Boston Garden. month, slumped in batting last Lopes tost on points to Carmeio Dillard, /Sullivan Sward winner year to .Ml, compared to a ilfaCotta and Frankie Ryff last year a* :h* outstanding amateur athlete on an eastern tour. of JIM, has awent through 17 in­ Lightburn, who it ranked sev­ door meeta In Boston without g enth, has a record of J* victories defeat In the 48-yard high hurdles. aad six defeats. Of his victories, Including heats, he'* won 51 sepII warn b7 knockouts. arato races locally. Thar* ara >2 victories, • loasaa Ha tied tha Olympia record for and I drawa on Lopes’ record, ia- the 108-mator spring (:10.8) in 1*4* eluding II XO victories and tha lf0-mtt*r hurdles (:U.7) In 1*82. tha East-West pro all-star game, Two other Olympic record man. said "Frankie la a fine parson. Horace Aahanfaltar In tho two-mil* I expect a big Improvement In and the Rev. Bob Richards in Ut* team morals and t think we'll snap poi* vault, a n ovcrwhalmlng faWm■It Ia ahp dlrl fltffHM fftrfri " vorttas ta toair apocUHJaa, Cards' Backbones Toll Satisfaction With New Contracts ■IG WORDS TOO MUCH OMAHA un-Th# gray-halrad forsign born woman asked to ba • » > euaad from District Court jury duty. Sha said "1 hava lived In tha United State* 80 years. I know tha little words okay, but not tha big one*. And you know thasa law yers..." Judge Boas Newkirk excused her, lima average at JM. Ha la rog-rdad aa tha elaaaiait Raiding lacood baseman is tha major*. 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M* YnuteFortatloB Fro* Downtown Sonford 4 OCT' Chorrolot Station Wagon ID i Very Nice "Tho Couatry Huh of Trottlag Traeluf* PRESENTS ii i. —Til lawn. jiBrawq Ally, nirn ■rninn, »» vb1 oeitey, Annr H. flnsH tU rt etrto Teeth Were — S/a Mite (IreSe T U nity f'omher, r e n t KIM, K n ta k India leery, Den'-e Aqiln, Tlnrld Dues, getr tlypay, Rnlpa L littn Dear R ad ar And Yon Shall H ar Of Th« Mldnll* Rid* Of Paul R t a r t l Ho Hid A Homo And Didn’t Got Far— NOW SHOWING SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY M « IT-** a Crndtom . At Ow Mg Rad Arrow 0 r $ lA \ Chorrolot Doluxo 4-Door Sodas — LUto Now IN DINING ADVENTUR1 i¥ EVENING FROM NOW ON— INCLUDING SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS FROM 9LM —DIRECTIONAL. , to r floor *M ,,4 *r 4,i- OUTID^fAW! VBMI.,.1 ^ & iT ta aalva tha fa1m itart or to callad “ lurhar aJliPt.** Tba folia itlr t U a nova by ona taam to draw aaothar taam affildo and glia a *-yard penalty. Earlier thlc weak In Loa Angeles tba Amarlean Football Coache* Ataa. voted to lot tla committee an athlaa daal with tba eulprlte. la tba governing NCAA, rule • maker* In eeiiion hint decided yeitorday to let it go at that, and Chairman H. 0. (Frita) Crliltr of be Unlvaralty of Michigan de­ clared Bw Coaches are to he commended and hit commlttaa "aupperte them eotbtiaiaaUcaUy." Today tha committee delved furthere late M ether lunaettonj for rate m ilieu*, Including coaching - F l m t r liin n k a n rt 'al fn C II, Rav* LrTs T. jly a rlik t# Hslsa Xtantoa Lrariek, final asarss IlakI Mup**7 »• FIa it a1!* «" L. I s harskL (mat asers* ASa-A-dsr ar P U . Iionna M. Cras* • t at, awnsrs, fieiiiiaua aama ■ j d ’J S ' Z S i t l *■*■!«• .B y '»-■ tlrartoua Maa H arr J. J. . . __ __ Hula(all P.arth I ___ jrnee»e nit* _rtti r.rrv P.lntsr Reytl n in e.. /»»]' iJirV'ri. ,VE i /w a �Radio-TV Highlights Social & Personal Activities By BUTB WCKBKN entertainment with five turk Marriage presented a* door prlaaa the m Miss Elsie Oraca Earoa of Da- lowing officer* w»r* install 1 , -—1* Ail!.*, r u .i'i T it',,, .1, -Dmu, i>riJarjr, 'pr ol Aquabcgue, N. Y.. were marr ed danti Norman D. Wright. DaL lest Friday at tha Methodist f'**t vice presidentj J. Allan Ja i lurch ot Enterprise. The Rev. son, DeBary, second vica pr Robert H. Carr officiated. Mr. and dent: Joseph L. Corley, Sanfi Mr*. Joseph Brenner attended treasurer: Albert Williams, them. Th# youag Periko* are Bary, secreUry. Thl* 32nd dee honaymooalng la Naw York. Masonic chapter counts memb Mr. and Mra. Jamas Rlehardi from DeBary, Lake Helen, b who<have been doing a deluxe Do Smyrna Beach, Sanford, DeL It Yeunalf Job of building their and DeLeon Springs. ^ own home for two years enterVolunteer nreuieo's Ball • dined M guests at an At Home On Wednesday Teh. g tho gt the beginning of the year. With Bary Volunteer Ttremen will 1 suitable caremonlfa thay laid a Its third annual hall at tho Ora tlmf eapsula containing family city recreation hall. Muaie archive*, a yearly ntwanaper. a be furnished by the Parker Orel lim e aaagailna cover with Gev. tr l. Ticket, may be purehi • ■ m m * fo u r stairs"°" ,hv'™r„" v “• “ « > !« « * . <»« Ot four acre, overlooking Lake Voaroa the Richard* horn* la aturdlly built, with known modern convenience, even te a TV so eone tn a tad that it awiaga easily through a wall, thus servicing two *h‘ rUr «w*«bera of tha VfW ‘-ontmuimy center Monday 1 p- mi"«y bring Fbeanta, tranfers er ralaatz m,nt* from olner chapters, Glover of Orlando, past d Russian technicians, under ft NEW YORK IB—Perry Como la | KABUL, Afghanistan UB - Thl* hori* carta and pedestrian*. A tevf year* ago thrf modem tract to tha Kabul municipality, I capital of Af|hanl*tan I* making a coo], dry guy. Hut ao la Jackie ill* iccond attempt to catch up with vehletaa were largely American. paving streets. Moscow li al Gltason. Today Russian-built buiea and So­ building petrolaum itoraj*. taa viet taxicab* — Kabul** tin t — and a Kur pean-atylo bakery, The networki, agencies and ad- the loth cenury, J te. > v l v - ’"***. ***13 *.r„v-ll-\ <.» VauitltitVllh" * ipoti ui'd W rier ut«t wius M » . .Sir. iim till.* • “ " ' *‘ * By Batty Skalteu, Dedge Teel Drivel * fury of television warfare have now was e x i l e d when hi* Nreform* When a police officer la Grosaa Folate Woods, Mich., give* a locked these two in combat for the clashed with Moslem tradition*. 'motorist a ticket, the objactive la to win a aupportar far tha city's larger audience In their Saturday The mndemtiatlon effort of Af­ evening spots opposite each other ghanistan's present government, salety program Tha officer usually succeeds. Proof of that lias ia tha fact that —Como on NBC-TV and Gleason headed by King Zahlr Shah and this suburban city al 18.000 placed seventh in the nation test year on CBS-TV. when Use National Safety Council»—.......................... Despite all tha drum-beaters, It's Prime Minister Mohammed Daud, ranked cJUe* of over 10,000 popu- ujIrj- /or Ulk« Uluatrated by a somewhat less earth-shaking con­ avoid* any reform* which mignt latton en traffle safety. Not one flimaand educational pamphlata, flict than tha Battle of Gettysburg. stir religious feeling*. traffle fatality occurred there lu t designed to Impreu children In fact,, only twlca incidentally tn A look around 6,000-toot high the past tlx months has thl* de­ Knbul show* bazaar* like thine partment ever mentioned a pro­ sketched by European artists M gram'* ‘'audience rating." Don't years ago. ponkey and camel cara­ believe 'om. Know the sponsors de­ vans plod through the rutted, dirt mand 'em. Know the audience rat­ roads. , ing systems try to do as complete The city of 200,000 appears to tie and honest Jobs aa possible. Rut a man'* world. The shoppers, the what'* th* point to the individual people hurrying along the itroets, viewer? Include few women. Those who are At any rata, NBC aaya that out la publte wear ankle-length Trendex find* Cpmo has topped veil*. Gleason for tho past two Saturday At night, almost at aoon at tha nights. "Gw ellliena tun tali, Kabul becomes a dimly How do«l Gleason feel about lit ghost city. Stores close and tho i WMihtitM this? crowda disappear behind the high officer* patrolling the city tn Above hi* desk ho ha* hung a walla surrounding most homes, Not ahlniog two-ton* blu* cars," ha large, smiling portrait of Ferry a lighted sign is seen. explained. “Whan a motorist Como. gets a ticket, ha usually thanks Out of the darknet* come* the IIA1IH v n ina nwR SIMM w uiv w w mury, tnv bum the officer for drawing attention blare of * loud speaker — Bldlo Duehaa* of Windsor grin happily a* thay arrive In New York with go soma unsafe practice." Bait viewing Ihia weak: license. Young traffle violators Kabul carrying government an­ their pet dogs. Th* Ducheae recently made the trip atone to cooiult 'Nightmare in Bad," one of the nouncement*, news, Moslem pray­ Ferctfg] Measure* are often returned fer additional with publishers concerning her autoolograph?. ffwierwoHom U year's best televised documentery er* and music. Tew have radio* Along with aourtaay, ether schooling before regaining thalr license*. films, appeared on Armstrong Cir­ more forceful m tuurci con­ but atreel • corner loud-speaker* Clllzcni of Grots* Folnt* tributed to the Grosse Polnte cle Thfeler (NBC-TV Tuesdey ove- make Kabul's resident* a captive Woods have th* aecurity ol know(Woods saiety lucceas story: ning.) The brain-child of producer i Parking prohibited on one aide ing that they Uvt In a safe com­ dircclor-wrltar Henry Salomon, It audience both day and night. WILLIAM W. WHITE. DDS Other Indication* of recent prog ef every residential atreat. This munity. How does your gomoffered t vivid and grimly factual step provide! room for motorist* munity measure up? account of Russian suffering under res* are m o d e r n automobiles, If there ii a need for Improve­ go awing away from trouble if It LEONARD MUNSON, M. D. the despotism of the Czare cod the trucks and buses competing with looms ahead, and gives pedes­ ment, you might help nil that Comffiuatili. trians a better look between the need by letting your community REARM,F.SR LINCOLN ■lop end llatan before crossing know hew the Job li don* la In exploring II film sources, Gross* Point* Woods, one of th* streets. many previously untapped, the srniNGrtEut, nt. tJB—A new Police officer* visit schools reg- safest UttI* cities la Amarica. NBC-TV Film Documentary Unit statue of Abraham Lincoln, ihowcame up with some fascinating Ing him beardless, as he appeared THE REMOVAL OF THEIR OFFICES footage on the private life of C ur in Chicago in lfttiO. la tn he built by Dr. Avard Fairbanks, Univer­ Nicholas II, the Eastern Front in sity of Utah sculptor, i (This article I* published as a decay of more than St per cent World War I and the counterrevolu­ iblie service by Th* Sanford among six-year-old children wae tion of tat*. Many viewers doubt- Fairbanks was selected yester I less learned something new about day to build Ih* 133.000 bronze earld in cooperation with th* noted in five yaare, 1209 EAST SECOND STREET iminnl* County Dental Society.) Lewiston. Idaho, reported a BS the historical context of commu­ statue hv the Abraham Lincoln Me­ morial Commission. The statue, tn Returns coming In on aom* of p, r Cl,nt rtliuctlon in dental de- nism's cancerous growth In Russia. he erected in Chicago'* Lincoln * most thorough-going studies fliy jn i*v*n-year-old* three Inserts hava no lung*. They Square, will be tv* times larger SAME PHONE NUMBERS OPEN MS<M dental history are piling up yMr» altar fluoridation of water breathe through tubes running all than Lincoln's actual measureidenr* to *how that your rhil- began. en * **,th e*» k* partially jn ir#„ where water la not through thalr bodies. rmourplated" against decay y#t fluorWllUH# d#rvtUu i r , ap. th fluorine, plying fluoride* directly to the Fluorine i* a ehemlral related, teeth of children. A aeries ef chlorine, universally used In ((our applications ara given two iriflealion of water. It ia th* to seven days apart usually at w super-weapon In tha war on g, 7 l0 and ts M tht t all Courteous Police Officers Promote Safety Program ... ANNOUNCE Fluorides Protect Teeth TOINTLBU' GIFT JACKSON. Term, UB — Not* to Dominie A. Tata of Niagara Falla, N.Y.: That gift you left tn Jackson yesterday turned out to be pointlee*. At tervlca station attendant K.C. Hankins tells H: Tata drove hit sputtering car Into Hankins' service station, asked for a fountain pen, aaked Hankins' nsm* and then signed over the title of the car to him. Tata SJked ad got a lift to tho but atalonfor himself, hla wtf* and thoir luggage. Said Hankins later aa ho polished hi* ear: "I put a now act ef points to th* distributor and now K run* like a tewing machine.'* ing love—even In 'Franco—brought o flood of feminine objections to* r....................... 1 Clair, who hat mad* million* out of hU film* about lovo, muted ever the atato of tho art during a recent Interview her*. "When I waa IT." alghed the feT-yaar-old movie maker, "I had a IMl* bachtlor'a ante up under * Peril roof. Her* 1 could allow myself a lovo life, but today no young man could .afford such a plaeo." 0 It was suggested that m young Frenchman would be Mopped by •ueti a thing aa not having a roof over hla lovo affair. Leg al Notice nr n r a e n t r r r r r o v a r , n in t h a tn ic iA L r t a o r r r o r ri-o w ida in , a n d r o a a a tja ijo i* c e rx rt. w c d a u c m s t ^ m bd - e T H t STATEC n r ^ L O iTiV a"TOr bS W h ir » » «■ . A sworn ccmatalot for Dirore# laving basn fll«4 aaalnit you In ra* circuit Court, in and f"r *•«*<• am* County, rim id*. r>y jo iin m. pOpSON, tn* short tills of whlrh u J o h n m . d o d b o n . rum urr. v*. WILL* A. DOnaON. Dsfsndsoi. JhSso prosonlo or* to common* you s n s .tr m d til* your wrltlsn d«fnnass heroin on or bofor* th* ith J fr ef Fabrunry. A. D, Hid. «r •Herwla# o nscros Pro C onfine . Wi l l ns sntsrsd scainit you. T*1* "of-»t-r<! H m W !t d«!gi.*itd •* A nawsposor of gsnvrtl rtrrulsSinn In which thl* elU lloa shall bs buailshod sac* oasb wash for four •njJMutly* wosks. , »hnd and official •••I Of th* Clerk of th* circuit "Nonsense," said 3* • year • old Shlrl Conway, an actress. “ Indoor* or outdoors — It makes no differ­ ence a I any age provided tho wom­ an la In lovo. "TYuih la that bofor* 33 a woman la ahyar about necking. But, I think it'a much more romantic in the open air when the atari ara ahl" n* and tha night la warm." Said novallat Daphne du Msurler, "Put th* age up to iS and I might agrea with him—but not at Atria Scott, 10, film aetm a tad TV aUr aaid: “ Why. out ef doors la a splendid place for romaneo. If a woman really needs comfort with her lava he can't really be in lovo with her man." air refused te even dlicusa th* itlon of hnw an Amsrican wornin might lrck on outdoor lovenaklng. "Americans are afraid ef lovo," o said. to Id cent* a person per yeat. depending en th* type of fluoride compound used, the amount of fluoride already in the water, the site of the community and tho per eapito (tie ef water. Nbw Reader Sftieseea Character B uilding DR. ULUN V. LRAVRLl* oofhor of Ik* mw "Golden Role Stria*" of reader* for tho fourth, gfth and ■lath gradaa and director of th* Uaivarsity af Virginia'* MeGnfey Reading Clink, ootata oet to two Inteot alitb-grwdens Ih* 11 basic virtu** children ara lad to discover for Ueaaeelvo* through th* Bertas. Th* m w readers, whose a aw ap­ proach huttda character by ■teeth­ ing without preaching," will be pub­ lished Jan. 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SfitSoSI! *r Star* *:## Th* I.liatip Spotlight On Hollywood !*■ BAROM** /V A orjM n YOumrNor, X*w *.gpart*-W aath#* Htarlllhl Thtatr* NigO-Ofl irn iH T m u lt* •(•#-** Fravram flaaafk* New* - i t rather ^ •S *i( *1i*tl K * """ ’ till# Winky inn* *n* *o* it in* n or hag*-* m 11:1* Aedy'e 0 « r * irm iN i Hi** Til* Bl* Tap in* <Future Farmers *f Amar I IS rum per* I ;1# Tim Chrialnpliare *!## Tltt ill* J'lclur* 1:1# Klim Kere I:»» l> ll* t' Mnakal hall Purdu# ▼>. Michigan State :41 Viewer'# Ul*4ll ,#• Art Davie lilt XddT Arnold 2 « V B R IR « li*« tit* 1 II H O L L Y W O O D UB — Um l* Tit# I* T hlitt' Ut«it movie may b* htr •lift » t* lilt. II n* Th* n ito n : th* U *Im th* wlf* Hit* of Robert Taylor and mother of hla ©month-old ton Tonne*. And Papa aaya Mama ahould ally Mlaa Thlaaa Just flnlthad '’Sano" with Hebert Mitchum. ^h* pronounc*t her nam* "Teece," hut wa might aa well call her Mri. Teyler hecauM that’s apparently who ihe’i going .to b«. It wai a rugged picture. She had ilx hard w**ka of localloni In Mex­ ico, working in 14 different site*. Thli kept her'awey from her femlly until Juit before Chriitmai. She hie two other children— 1214, and Michael, 10, by her first marriage to Carman film dirtctor Georga Thleii. "Bob really luifcred," the laid. "I think I may .never do another film, Wa’r* letling th* baby’a nun* go next mtmto, to tnat will live you as indication. “Actually, I didn’t know what 1 wai getting into. W* mad* the deal over th* telephone when I wai on location with Boh on Tha Lait Hunt* My egenl-or rather, mp former egent. bceauia I have let him go—called me about 'Randido.’ Bob approved it. But we didn’t know it meant a long lo­ cation. t "Sow Boh aaya I’ll he doing pic­ tures only if It’a anmething I really want to do, If he think# U’a worth­ while and If it doesn't involve a location." - > She Indicated that Bob haa taken to the domeitlc life end ha* proved a good father to hla brood, "Boh thinki I spoil th* chil­ dren," ah* laughed, "and I'm afraid be’a right, 11a wai brought up more strictly than 1 wai and he provide* the ditclplin* for the children." » Hr n*r* eantrtl KU. Rhevaaa* f.’nuntry Praliri llrami ul* Opr* llo n ay m ao n ars turnon Runyan Tkestr* rant n u r Jubllaa Th* Via* Mitrliahi Thtatr* ■CROAT a m a ta M fllan.O# Fraeram Raaua* N*w«.W**th*f Wtokr l»ok R Toe T in * la tk * tl*Tl*«ni. Industry On Farad* l.*wrtnr* Walk Tn Ik-Around Advnntur* Kara »h» Nall, n !«•(’# Taka a Trip Olinayland IVKII#* n«rk»l R#uaa TVatarfronl I.*••!♦ .lurk IlMiny M Rillllra* ■how OR TNaalr* fAMsmJ Uli.k. Apparntmant wlfn Ad*.' Matquarad* Parly TV Flayhoaat Sian OK ■0*041 J ■---- * OCOWYI. HOSE IT COME#! I'M NOT SL*tr ... WUT 1 TMlNK 1 ©WALLOWED IT I ATBBeiBCYCure BOY DBOUOWr ME. NOHT, MOM/WAKB DAO EAQLV SO He CAN GET / WHAT > WASN'T I LUCKYf O U a C A Q /I WAD TO f HAPPENED? .LEAVE If AT DEB0Y 3/J HOWDYOU » • WHEN He ASKED TO OQIVE MB HOME VN/HAT COULD I B-rj* ACTUALLY DO t I d id n 't w a v e t h e HEABT TO TELL HIM I . HAD a c a o * S O 1, iU LEPr i t s j — It Hi . LSI* Show. till* X**a at* S*. ' im io tT ■<iRRtR« h i# Tit* T ail F aiitrn t |» , -Indttatrr an P*r# *'*# tv>nkr L'lnk A T< tif* • us fit* C a rlu a * ra»ii*»l t It Kiddler Matin** t:i# Amir'* (Ian* 1*:** Cirri* F Itaatb tail* nuirai* am 11:#* Mlehly itoua* liit# Tataa neater* till* a ir Tap m u iM i 1:** TBA 1:1# Cape Midnight Iti>* ria. 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Parham f,at. h# u.,4,..*, n#l. Waarern Marahal Man In I W*a(*rn I-an* John Silver I^n* ailvar Omnlbua Toy art Thar* ford Thtatr* Jack nanny • Ld Bulilvaa O E. ThMtf* llitcheark Fr*a*nt* apt. With Advantut* h a l’a My U n * Bunday Nawa * r * U a rtn rt t\ ilk dhoar Nana A BO ■ 0RDAT Taat F*tt*r» Moral** anew Capt. Kanaara* Opan Moui* Optn lloui* tltry Moor* Arthur (lodfray Arthur Oodfray ■trlht It Rich Vatiaat Lot* of __ Baarch far Tamarraw Guldln* Llaht on* o clock a it* Ja-k Pa*r Lot* Btary CRO SSW O RD 7. Biblical ACROCE mount# la |. Shinto g Colored, t ample* aacl*Ui ». Wait up*n t. Kind of U*« f . Tw'lc* I t. Before 10. D*tay 12. Silly IB. Tantalum 13. Unit of taym.) magnetic 11. Lleutanant flux (Cite.) (abbr.) 14. RMd S3. Port of 1*. Wa* «arrl*d "to b*" t IT. rrench 30. A wing chalk 21. Observed If. Inaccta 32. Low* 33. Nam* 34. Small con* 3T. Wlng.Uk* of earth 31. Search (f*lf) 39. Cut, aa wood 31, Ovule# 33. Leng-talteE bird (Afr.) 14. “’lie* Price iof passage in i IT. Aatoniahia 42, Tak* aa ona’a own 44. Short tiomb. form) 41. Th* **m* (aahefora) 41 Monat«ra 4T. Proof 41. Bird (aquatic) 4.1* . I .Ml: " |l 1■ 39. Youth I <.it'll I If Vi ■: l‘ II I ’i J1* lit 34. Bitter ii. d'-r: j " vetch j i; *ir : l li. II ! 30. Not* tin •: rjadi U.I 'l l : of I’.-K’jfJI t th* Mir : llafl.i'.'atl’ IX HUM H| I-tail II. ' scat* i:li'j; J ex 31. Emblem [«ti H.I'J IliT illlf.'IXr 33. Mualo (Ii ’Lit i: < 'Jt-HiiUI* not* MHtiUr M. cret* T l l U l U t i l l i a ra 38. Mine , , entrant* S3, dlpher 30. Method of 40. Level teaming 41. Uttlt 33- Jason* •later ship (myth) 43. Util* child DOWN 1. Dispatched 3. Lliten to 3. Skin dilarder 4. Piece# of paper g. Pull along after A Habitual activity W M R R TT r t l A R R R l : ' J A t R a n iv iL i.R F R in # T A FT R R N flO R R T B .H N O » ** In# lil# 1:41 T;«« Till T:1# 1:M# 1:1# ■ n iip iff 11:11 Test fetter* 1#:|0 Leak'US liiM ■.fowiHiia# fr*6yi 111** S in * • Review of Mtrkty Moil*# Club C*ot. ilallnot 1:1# Raport Poue Kriwirdl 4 N#w* P tltT V *r« jax. Confldtnllil (a *#i* Mam* Clur Mir* Ilrook* GET HOME V xrrojTur 3ecoMP QUARTI8« ALA ** waS m»V A L b s ifita The w r/iw v s 1 L£A%TO 23~/9i. s l A shcs tOtY COW. W.UJE'Y'piO IT.' YOU STAKTtP TOUR WISHFUL tminkinu... and . Hfte we Ate ON MONAO/ — MONSC.1AMO1 DON'T suppose lou se in a mooo to fmwMr us SACK HOWC, ART YOUf ', wiu..u»4 .« i,n a M / ^ / mmm/ ithoumtjo.' NOW THAT w o t Hint, \AM7UNltia YOU I SUISS IT WOUlOtt'T | murr it to. tour wjm norc to jist so«t ) THINK)NOTHICKWON’T O LOOA AtOUhR WOWP /wc*«' LOOKS LIKE tT f JWT A u m * LOOk*. *i«f <soN« n o n T‘V* ' . - * 0 W rPK TTfR n * c « io u T ju s t wmch *AXT 0* M0N6O we Re IN... AhO WAY IT’S FR'«N(\y COUNTRY/. / Tkt tmr aay* 0 9 and the pries icon'1 1top you// • *A Station W T R I M 4 0 0 Kilocycles lit* r«Twir( Mirrk tilt Twllia|it ■•apt PAST SERVICE DAYTON, Ohio urv-Now this U what you call ambulance lorvica! Mr*. Anna Relnek*. T4. wai hit by a taxi at aha trotted a itreet y i r Ltrday. Deputiea laid the wai is a hotpital for treatment of a broken leg let* than thre* minute* after the wai (truck. As ambu­ lance reluming tot he hoepital wai running behind th* taxi. •itc *,r,i>xrw till a*7*ir f t m _ 'ft *•* . it u formano* » new and dramatic It aauat ha mparianoad to ha believed! Waiting for the tight tn ehanfpg you can’t hear the engine. But touch your to* to the accelerator ta d in a split iseond there’s a to m tit of powhr, sparked hy tbs moat advanced angina of them all—Lh* hlaaiav M7h.p. 8trnto-Stroak V-dL t Team this torriflo pernor plan t with Pontiac’* nil-new 9ti»to-Flight Hydra-Mntic* and you'vo pot the smoothest take-off that ever brightetktl a highway. A * e r t awafl bahilnd tha wHm ! wiH lull tkabatatamant down aa a fact. C o m along lor a drive add aan, And remember—thia stay han* dllng dream is actually *wv#ng tha btggwt, huakiaot a m butm . . But "to" u A* word far 'Ml! Per- . rtalar* taalwai aw* „ You can buy It an Ita name alone-* this Mg, high-powered 'M Pontiac— and b* aaft in th* knowledge .that you enuldnt have tpada a hatter investment in yarn of dependable, . O'clotk a * l y >•*4(^4 YamemaetmUgkm a Mg'glamortm Pontiac $40f * tm ■VilaMin'* cu«a* ■*• iBVnVrr'ijtl*, II. I A tka open road and aoma landmarks you can challenge- Wipe out a hill*’ Straightan a curve. Smooth out a atndch of rough road that's bothered you for year*. Now m s why theyVa calling this Um greatest "go" on wheels? More than th a t—H*» tha greatest huy on wheels! And th at too, is wuy to pror*. a Then taka's look a t the prim tag—i I check cm our dml. Nothing will atop this powerful hAauiy fruea baiag youtal �------' • If Jt’a Worth Anything It’s Worth Adrarttoiaf la •BALM S » - isnn. d o w n TRIEE Three Bedroom Modern Masonry L A R G E Home. Lovely location. Electric Kitchen, Ceramic TUe. Price Bedrooms, 1 bath, separate dining 9,800. room, living room with fireplace, Far year Beat Renta eseeni enclosed sun porch, petto with Cullen and Harkay, Realtor* bsrbeque grille—an older home 1M N. Park At*. Pkset U l t designed for gracious living. 114,730. Terms 2 BR home. Price only M.875. NOT A PROJECT! Down payment 8400. 848. month Lovely 3 BR nearly-naw home In excellent ntlihborbood. Hard­ BUT - Homes of Real Individuali­ wood floors. Died bath. Very ty: Brittany Firm Homei, nicely landscaped- Price: 112,100, Early American. Ultra Modern, 82.130 down: 181.16 month. See Conventional A French Colonial this on* before you decide. types. Lakefreet Camp She* BUILT On Large Landscaped Sand bottom, Spring fed fed. Lot iliei Lots; In the best of neighbor­ 75 ft, or 100 fIt.t on water by hoods. xlmately 230 ft. depth. Priced proximately from 1883 to |7!5. Terms, COMPLETE with all the features A lexander f t S trin g e r you have dreamed about such at colored General Electric Real Estate • lacunae# appliances and colored plumbing Mrs. Lourtee Mm eager, Ause. iuiuret. 197 Magnalie Ave. P I. II Tho Following Batea are now in affaet AND available at reasonabls C A. W HIDDON, SR. prices, with the best financing 18* Par Lin* for On* Insertion Reg. Reel Setae* Broker l i t f u Lin* tor Thrr* Inurttoni 4 with minimum down-pay­ V. S . Douglas, Baby E. Williams ments. 14* Per Lin* lor Fiv* Insertion* #11* P«r Lin* f*r Etch 33 InPh. 1881 t i l S. Park Wellborn C. Phillips, Jr. Mftlooi. CLASSIFIED ADS WANT A D v RATES *" H J H iM f} APTS. K elU m ; Mid B fbr B rt. A n te* Aft*. RMetoacy. Phona w v. _________ _ _ a*Biia*l* Realty for DesLrtbla Hem** and Apt*, fhon* 37. “ a?l FURN. Efficiency Apt. IT-02 South City Limits. Sfumbarland Court EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit- x iK .s t M Sg ^ti*l Jaeobson Dapt. Store. ___ Furnlihrd A room house for 3 to 4 months, adults, f hon* 1009.___ THREE BEDROOM. It* .bath, 1 masonry. Private Lake, Yearly . or stasonal. Uitiuraished, $83.00. 1Osteen-Enterprise R o a d , IVk mllesWast. Mr. Wlstrind._____ ONE Bedroom Hous* to couple. Furnished. Rt. No. 3, Box 274. ^•VELL Located. Three room furnlshed Apartment. 360. Including 2101 Magnolia Ave. Furnished three room apartment, $30 monthly. I'hon* 1873, Robert A. Williams.___________________ Apts- 112 Elm Ave. Ph. 2963-W. FURNISHF.D Two Bedroom house. Tile bath, kitchen Oarage, gas heat. M3. Phono 402-J. 'ROOMS. Heat and Hot water. IT. a weak. Phan* W1J ED House In DaBiry. FU pply 1011 Elm Av*.. 8 ft. FURNISHED Two Bedroom House. Enterprise, Bo* I or Phone 1348-HI.___________ . _______ HOUSE TRAILER. 100 Sent*”Barbarn Drive. Phone 2220. WrWO Bedroom House. Large yard. , t ttsF $7,900.00 Sine* 1949, Sanford's Leading Builder of homes for over l,v>o NEW two bedroom masonry homa, people. Sales Office: Little Venice close In, Oak floors, tiled bath, in Loeh Arbor. electric kitchen, close to church­ Pboeo 1384 es and schools, a real bargain, lmmedlit* possession. , New 3 Bedroom, masonry, just out DOWN of City. 2 mills from the dock, 3ta R. R. It) Baths, C. B. Nicer blinds, neater, and water heater section of Cily. 573.23 prr month. Included, immediate possession, Priced to move at 111,500. 89,100, requiring as low as vn, balance less than 81,000 down J1.000. DOWN — 3 B. R.. separata normal rent. Dining Room and Florida Room, Kitchen equipped. Nice section.. Another Dandy! ST. Mortgage. 3 • B. R. modern masonry home 2 R. R Fr , finished. On S serf*. in top condition, situated on 93X130 Excellent water. 3 arrea fenced. lot In excellent close-in location. 2 Acres Tillable. Other extras. Home hsa furred walls, full cera­ 81.000. with 51,300 down, mic tiled bath, and oak floors. Kitchen has beautiful cabinets, 82.000 DOWN - 3 B. It.. Garage molded Formica sink top, and with room and shower. On lerge G. E. Refrigerator.! An assort­ tot Including citrus and tropical ment of citrus trees in bark fruits- Total prlre. 18,000. No yard. This home la one year old, City u x a t to pay! Close to Bate walking distance to aehool, and and Schools. surrounded by homes n( equal value. $1,300 will handle. 81,300 DOWN — 2 HR. Asbestos Siding. Kitchen equipped. Land­ Seminole Realty scaped. Flowing well, Bar-B-Q Pit. Price 83,500. W. DIETRICHS T. W. HERO W. H. "Bill" STEMPEK 1901 Perk Ave. .Pbeee II er 143 Realter — Central insurance Gertrud* B. Dtagfalder, Associate LAKEFRONT HIDEAWAY Gay Allen, Associate ONE-BEDROOM Cottage, masonPbeee It 112 N. Park Av*. ry. On clean semi-private Lake. 10 Arrei of privacy and sunshine, 5 miles from city. Awning type windows, brick fireplace, kitchen bar. 110,000.00 TWO REDROOM Concrete Rlork, kitchen equipment included, large 82' X 105 lot. tlarbeque pit, carport#, Practically new. Priced <7,300. with low monthly payments. ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED 3BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED from 111,200 to 115,000 . FHA and VA (01) FlnanetiL ODHAM ft TTJDOR, INC. Bulidars of Flnar Homes for Florida Living. S l JtJuu f Z t f i f Com/m*! Salas Office-MM So. French Ave. Fhon* 1129-A. B. Paterson,Broker Phone 2100 or 2880 Associates • A. B. Peterson Jr.( P. J. Chesterson. Garfield WUlefts. John Melaeh, R. W. Wil­ liams, Hasel M. Field. A. C Deudney, t^nd Surveyor. leeiedT Phene 759-R. Nle* rooms. cooking avaUable. Phone 1015-w. FURNISHED large, clean downstair a Aportment. Sll Park Ava. Unfurnished House. Monro* CorTHE GABLES ner. Phene 4 9 - J , _______ 401 Magnolia Avenue. Sanford. Booming House. Hot and cold OR IALI — Smell House and Lot. water tn all rooms. II bedrooms Reasonable. Call 3061-J. for rent, owners rooms, all rant­ ed. Ineome: 8423. FURNISHED Apt. Full kitchen and cu, 4ULuuiv« ■■■ • per r — month. ------- , 29% gross on Investment. Liberal . t a b . Aiulti. M0. Ms Manager after f p. m.. 4< m West 1st V . terms. Brokers partietpitton In­ vited. Must be sold this week. THREE ROOM furnished Apart. 1’ricr": *18.000. completely fur­ Mrllonvllle, nished. WANTED TO RENT - 2 10 Acre* on Lako with conrrete SMALL'Unfurnislied Ajit.. Good block homo about six mllea from city. HO,000. Terms. J. W. HALU REALTOR, Florida State Bank Building # n iia u "Call Hall" Phone 1151. • Bisa HHome. ftW ir s g f f e g Write Clyde F. Kearbey. (imnurMl nellverv. Sanford. .„9w Home 174*0 Concrete block construction, nice ait* tot, paved itreot end close to shopping district. Will be roidy for octup«ney to two weeks. Location 110 East Fourth | Street Terms If deslrad. Out from town — Two bedroom noma with 1 eere of land and at 15,500. A Urge 4 bad____jlth 2to *erei oflind only S miles from downtown and prie4d at gto.ooo. Robert A. William*. .Realtor Baymeed Luadquisl, Aiaeclato —■— lira AUintlo Bank Bldv. BALL. BROKER .lRON, BROKER ayman, Associate ffiK Ava. Phone 940 TWO ledroom House, also New Throe Bedroom House. Fb. 38-R. m*i&! t Bedroom ceMsnt block JPS horn*, landscaped, woo^ floors. 0 . I. Finance. k el U f SesHh Park Pbeee TO. if;, .w. THREE REDROOM Frame con­ struction surrounded hv large lovely oaks. Screened porches for summer comfort. Brick fire­ place for winter pleasure. Dining room furniture Included. Con­ venient carports, desirable lo­ cation 18,700. with ttrme. A Rial Retirement Horn* Well kept Two Bedroom Home on lirga comer lot. Good variety of bearing Citrus Trees. Flowing Well, flowers, good garden. Cloee In on pived road. 18.000. with 5800. down. Alberts J. Hall ABTKXJta FOB SALE - 8 11- WORK WANTED -U IRONING Out. House cleaning. Bunk Beds 703 Bay Ave. Complete w.th Innersprlng Mat­ tresses, Ladder A Rail. (Can be used as Twin Beds) .... 399.30 HOUSEWORK. 1113 E. 7th Street. King Sice Hollywood Beds To Plata A Want Ad Guaranteed 10 Years 80 X 80 Innersprini Mattress Just Call 1821 and ask for 60 X 80 Box Spring.......... 1123 30 thw Want Ad departaaeot Headboard (Decorator Plastic) THE OLDHOMEITOWN . BytSTANLl n«fK*«to u &***•»<0« « yM **j t Me.-a Unfinished Furniture I Drawer Chest ................ 113.30 a=jy?qgffLst! 4 Drawer Chest .................. 17.30 3 Drawer Chest ................. 19.30 "Start your own career in the ex­ Vanity Table ........................ 9 30 citing coametlc business as an Nlte Stand'.. . . . . . . . ......... 8 30 Avon Representative. Unlimited Mr. and Mrs. D resser...... 29.30 opportunities (or advancement. Bookcase Bed .................... 24.30 .Mrs. Juanita Russell, P. 0. Box 973, Orlando." (Twin or Double) idant Desk .................... >4.50 okcese ........................... 12.50 KECHOLS BEDDING CO. Corner 2nd 4 Mignolln Ph. 1332 "Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. Open Monday’s UJ 9 p. m. Used furniture, appliances, tools, Contracting and Repair etc. Bmight-sold. Lirry's Mart, 1907 Hsntord Ave. Tnono 1113 321 East 1st St. Phone 1831. FLOOR sanding and daiahlnc. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ nole County since 1925. H. a POPE CO., INC. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary. 290 South Park Ava. Phone 1448 Plumbing. Kreshy Rrattog HEATING Floor Furnsre* and Circulator* M. G. HODGES U SED F U R N IT U R E CLEA RA N CE Service on All Water Pumps— Well* Drilled - Pumps Piola Road Phene loo ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Ralph Ray, 9150. Maple Club Chairs .............. 13.50 Wicker Rockers .................. 13.75 INSTALLATION cf Linoleum. Car­ Cocktail Chairs .................. S2.M pets, Tiles. Club Chairs ........................ SI M Sanford Linoleum A Tile Cn. Sofa Bad ............. 39.88 Phone 1917 2Pc. Sofa Bed Suite ...........127 $24W.So1st St. Student Desk 4 C hair.......... 19.88 For Better numtNng Large Office Desk ........... 517 89 See or Call Lamp and End Tables ......... 32.13 W. J. KINO Dresser R a se ..........................M.88 28** South Path rheme I* Dresser and M irror........... *12 M Chlff o-rnbc ........................ *1993 Small B u ffe t........................ JIM INTERIOR and E X T E R I O R Painting. Paper Hanging. Thon# FRIGIDAIRE appUanees, sales l-Pr. Dtmng Room Suite ... $48.50 31.3-W, iliiffum 4 Walker, and service. G. H. High, Oviedo, Vanity with Triple Mirror .. $12.88 Fla. Phone F03-3313 or Sanford Metal Reds .. ................... 84.88 1642-W after • p. m. Dining Room Tables ........ 314.88 RANDALL ELEC TR IC CO. 3Pc. D in ettes..... *24 88 Elcctrtr.il Contracting and Repairs Drop Loaf Kitchen Tsbles ...1 3 88 TV Service C enter Wnnden Kitchen Chairs $2 98 Youlh Bed 4 Mattress .... $27.88 Itrndlv and Crnvlry Appliances HAYNES Office Machine Co., 112 Mncnnlln A rc. I’h. 113 Typewriters, adding maeklnet, EASY TERMS Salea-Rantals, 814 Mag., Ph. 44. letterheads, state­ Mnthcr of Sanford ENVELOPES, ments. Invoices, hind btlli. and 203-09 K. l i t BE Phone 117 p r o g r a m 1, otc. Progressiva 14- RRAUTT FARLORB -4 1 Printing Co., Phona 408 — 401 Kta-Bbbb B m tj Shop Wait 13th 8L BEST In Workmanship a n d PLUM BING Matariali, ARMT-NATT SURPLUS Contract and ranxir _ lit East lad SL Pbeae Ml Pup tents, Junala hammocks, estimate*. R. L Harvey. EM (leaping nags, air-mats, jackets, Raaford Ave. Phone 1828. boots,• luggage, .paint. *“**■«», -poini. rtM « K103 So,y OakwAve. 310 Sanford Ave. For llcnt NEW «i lairaln Drag Thnna 971 Line. Phono Orlnndo 20 781. (Open evenings by appointment.) METAL ROOriNCl New In Stock. 3-V Crimp —1U" IAH— INHUMANCK -141 LAUNDRY SKHWICB -8> Corrugated— 2H" ComigaUd. Gat ail Your roofing needs at One hour - Wash aad Dimp Dry Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. On* hour U - Wash and Dry Fold Rate* to Finished Laundry Aewteg Machines, aid Reps Icing Pohcybolders BEET'S 1*4 8. Park rhooe 17U. Jo h n WfUiaaox Ism. Ageacy Santlnnn Dry (leaning Sonthaid* la u n d ro m a t Ml li e l s r i AUaeti “ * Seath Side Feedmart Bldg. 1848 FORD FERGUSON with 940 84 106 Rest 25th SL tire* ...............8450.00 BRITT TRACTOR CO. ■Iway 17-98 Beetb Pbeee Ml t7-AUTGMOBII.ltA-TBAll.KBM L 1* Quality Rubber Htempe pimm n i l Stock end Made to Order It will pay YOU to ice US before — 24 Hour Service — you rnu buy. buy Open Evenings and SEMINOLE INDUSTRIES Sundays. 2431 Yale Av*. Phone 20U J, Easlilde Trailer Salri, Palalka, Fla. USED FURNITURE. PH. 1014-M. FOR SALE — 1033, 42 Ft. "TravelIll*" delux House Trailer. Two REFRIGERATOR 9 Cu. FL Large Bedrooms. Air-conditioned, n r. F reattr Compartment. Clean, dilating heat. Cost $0 ,700. Wdl quiet. Phone 3I4.VJ. sell for 83,700. Phono 1B63-W. Brown Fox FUR Jacket. Slie 12. Excellent Condition. $23. Phone ll^ llUTQMQBa.B BBOWJCBA -16 1234-R after 6 p. m. CARS '30 Model BSA C-ll MOTOR BOUGHT SOLD TRADED CYCLE. IS eu. In. Very econom­ Roy Reel’s Used Car* ical. Call after it p m. 2018 Sanford Ava. 4 ltth St. T aul’a Town f t C o a n trr Ranford Av*„ Phone 764. Associate Rose L. Paytea, Broker Annabfil* B. Henderson. Associate T. V. SERVICE Phone 2871 17-BB at Hiawatha 7 PC. Dining Room Suite. Oek, 3 Hour Service — Arytlme reisonible. 1217 Palmetto Ave. Give MOTORS NEW C. B. - I B. R House. Oak Phone J6B4-M floors, screen porch, carport*, CRIB with Mattress, Like New. New or Reconditioned Service Cell g.H 130 ft. Lot, No City Taxes, w. B. Finance lien Makes Into playpen. Call 3143-M. 2tk H. JOHNSON ......... Hoffman, >418 Cedar Ave, 847.30 3 II. EVINRUDE ART8CLEH WANTED - 4 Z E PH Y R ..................... $30 00 REAL ESTATE WANTED 5 If. SCOTT-ATWATER $82 30 KEROSENE Ugh eel CASH. 1 HADE-IN price* 6 HORSE WIZARD_____ $43 00 ACREAGE WANTED 17c Per Gallon 17o paid far need furaJtura Call 938. TW MERCURY. I hive several Buyers waiting for No B ~ ottom Cowl ...... $100.00 WUaon-Msiar Furuitur* Co. Ill IMPERIAL 5 to ino Acres, preferably South B. lit 8L 7«* H, SCOTT-ATWATER .. 185.00 SERVICE STATION part of .Seminole County- Call 10 H. JOHNSON $* 9.03 Paul C. Altman, Winter Perk, TO RENT Wheel Chair in good 10 H. Lightning MERCURY $100 00 120R Park At*. 27-2341 Collect. condition. Phono 24(7 51-2. 16 H. SCOTT-ATWATER with controls ............... $133 93 ..... 8129.93 LOWELL U. OOOL 7 - feteLiveeleckiegefl** -7 18 H. ELGIN If. MARTIN. $339.73 Builder — Pbeee I1M RED-I MIX CONRRETE New motor ........... 1183 on EIGHT WEEK OLD Doxer puppy. Office: >881 S. Orlande Dr. Mlratla Ooeertto Co. Champion stork, registered fe­ 23 If. JOHNSON, 1933 Model. 199 Urn Ave. .Phono 1333 very f a s t ....................... $23000 male. Phone 2176-J, $10,000 • FHA financing avaUable. Also many motors torn down for AypliaM CmUg -w e ' Three bedroom bora# with o»« Reasonable. our Woittoghouao Dealer" 18 HELP WANTED 18 On Rale While They Last! floors, ceramic Ula bath, kitchen Maytag Washera .New 1038 Medal KVLNHUDES equipped, garagi, fruit. trees. ^ cuSSShfittid Celsman Haatara .... I58J6 up SECRETARY: Capablo, experienc­ Near South Sid* School. u „ n . Elec. Starting llg hfageeUa Av*. Phaao 1787. ed. Phone J IM. PROMPT 2*nlf INSTALLATION READY FOR OCCUPANCY USED Electric coin dispenser .3 M. rZi!! Klee. •»,'.......1,3000 Itrmnnstrator Masonry home $17,500 on lakoview *3g$ 00 drink box. Good running condi­ SALES HELP WANTED - FuU uscrl abnul 33 boon . Stricklandlot 00 X 133 with lake privileges. tion. Idas] for beer iterate box. or Part-tim*. Firestone Stores. M®* Will YOU Snap? This beautiful home baa 3 bed­ Mow Will YOU Trade? Can be seen at Use Sanford 120.00 Daily. Sell Luminous Door Morrison, Inc. rooms. 2 Ule baths, Florida Herald. 840. Your OI.D ftlninr Plates, writ# ft#eve«, Attleboro, room, terrauo floors, built-in T Sanford, Florida I rx7v* cooking top and oven. Terms QUICK CASH far Furoftwr*. Add­ Mass. Free Sample 4 Details. see .me NewBt;TTKR Evinrude Line for *3fi Phona 200 arranged. ing Machines, Typewriters. Out- House cleaning, windows, walls, beard Motora, Boat*. Super ROBSON fipnrllnjr Goods Floors. I). C. Caldwell, f’honu 114,300 Three bedrooms and Flo Trading Post Owe mile South . 1143 J. cm 17 M. Phoo* 8017-W. rtda room. Terrasio floors, UJa bath, natural birch kltehan cabi­ . Window Sills — Lintels 1»A HBLP WANTED (female) HA nets with built-in cooking unit Flue Blocks — Cradis Btockx and ovan, carport* and luge Grease Trap* — Dry Wells. 'Immediate placement with Cos­ storage erea. Term*. Miracle Caacreto c* metics Company for enorgeUc ^ j g f - y gMEtre at Berry's ALL L au ra B. O ilir, B roker 399 Sim Ave Ph. UU colored lady over thirty-five. Cin M il SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE KINDS work 10:00 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. a dr. furPbeee 1588 ajttiro at warehouse prices. —Factory to Tow— 40% commission. Box ft % The Phona 91S4 Day* Sanford Herald." Aluminum City Home ............................ MOO.Down Venetian Blinds • BRUSH and SPRAY. w.we U m t AND FOUND 21 Lake Hom e............... 11.000. Down Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom IOB- SALESMEN WANTED -1 0 ’- 21 Farm nunniw Acreage :..*• ....... 11,000 Down raiUI rail with pintle ends. Plastic or “ ton 1Buy or'Bell To Help You TED BU RN ETT rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN - LOST—Brown wallet In vicinity of lea, Broker Rota L Paytc eorda. downtown Sanford. Driver license Aggressive and alert, Sales ex­ ________ leraea, Associate AaaabeUe B.____ Hende 1952-M Nlfhta Bemksrik Oagg aad P>M Ca perience. Write Box SC % The important to owner. Phoo* 803-W Alberto J . HaU, Aiaeclato 113-114 Welt Eld SL •M iv d MaiaU. ___ m md Pboae MU - 17-n at Hiawatha YOU'RE TELLING ME! — ly WIlllAM HITT— Cinfret r r t n Wrlttr FOR prssldentlal conatdsraUon old saw of "It you "can't lick'’am) tn 1956 the stole of Ohio ta Join 'em" 7 ' offering net on* but two "favor­ t t I. _ A corker spaniel U/t along In 4 ite eon" candidate*. Tbit, declares the man at th* next desk, should tar In Coiiudo, prrs*e>( Iks starts rr. Damage—fJ00. 1Guest.toho’l get th* family vote. In thr dogbouttl »* 1 » , An elrohelle Beverage importt t t _ ere* association spokesman say* In 'Japan a policemen*wet 154* will be one e/ 15* "drinking. nebbed at ■ plckpeeket white eft 4*f" */ heilday eeasons. Oufp( duty. A ease *f net lettlnp en* t i t hand knew whet th* ether.WM The •v#r*t#\p*r»*n'i eye* *en doing? . perceive ebevt 180 dlHerent hue* I I f . . 1 -9 * ttMreeh* leak* Ilk* we’re all i.S#Iwyn^Ltoyd.' Britoln'*TB*lw foreign mlnleter with a reputation ter fer eelertelevlslenl I t I for talking bark to Russlaiu, to A large eastern rallrosd he* an admirer of taciturn actor Oaryi Isaatd e transport airplane for Cooper. Good—maybe hie "Nop#l'*| th* us* of Ita executive*. Can this will prove more than a match fort be another cu* of following the th* Red*' "Nyetl" Adsmtliare are requited to no tidy the Want-Ad Department lmof any arron In than 1 Seated Karate wfH be ter ante an* toeorrect 3 A A R .2*"A If Mill \ UMItt H A i -1 FI h t ••••*« * If" CLAM1F1RD DUPLAY i, WELCOME TO SANFORD Naval Personnel ■i. Will Ton Ba Oar Gaaat? Wa have leased com* looms at the beautiful Mir-Lou Motel These Booms are available Absolutely Free Fer a period of 4 daya, to Naw arrivals at Our Naval Air Station STOr by and Pick up YOUR Key at th* office of Odham& Tudor, Inc. "Builder* of Fine Homei" 2W3 I. French Avenue •IT *./; ” *W4 Bmta’upf*When you buy building materials here, you gat tha mnstent of the bejteat for tho lenstest. Bo aura to hco uh about it aoon-Today l HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD IUMIUH Afdll Ml HI !»•’*• MAIMfiAis % / / /Aw *— v \ | SEAT COVERS PAINTING •<'V. crt*;/ •. JLi ' T ’/' t. i �News Briefs I f '"fnkrrylng on a shoestring" in bo deHned as going to the Mr an ani Income less than 160 w eek-.bout to,OOOu . , e a r HI **— Z*.\ v. is XT* I12®vu' id couples falls Into this cateryv ta*t the Institute of Llfo isuranco. Citing a study mado recently r Ota National Office of Vital atlstics, the Institute points out iat.W-per cent of couples newlylarrlad at lime of the aurvey id annual Incomes of leii than V Insurance. And at theso young families begin to acquire homes an(j 0jj„}r possessions, many have iddlllflnil m ,n>urtnca to eovfr * * Soma of these emtples. by care1 money management, undoubtlly - found they eould make-do l leal than (M l week. Others. rasymably, were receiving asstance from their famUics, irough gifts of food or money. number of itudenls were IncludI In'the 33 per coni who. with m <T no Income of their own. being supported by parents. 1 least nne In JO of these newly artlad couplet wsf living with i t r famlllea loan*, The picture of a typlcalncwlywcrf rouplo, as limned by the Office of Vital Statistic* survey, shows a hsPP* bride of zt or 22 and a beaming bridegroom who Is not mere than a couple of years Older ‘ban *bo. He is working, possibly «* » craftsman or ns the operator of some kind of machine. She Is So “* 8 inf J * 1Som® mor e, *ft' rBirnl,,r* rlaJe. Tho Of/ ce of ' Ita! Stallstics. In check ng on the move««"*« « ‘ho ; ouns head of the family, found that the younger ho “« «>«« >‘fc' y he w,n move after marrying. Tho survey proves ‘bat the U. S. la Mill a city W ed nation, despite the trend to »'iburban tlvlng. N a r y 73 per cent of the young couplea resided AHA fit *" C“ le* 1000 S f f l |.T S S n*urtew»rU « m J m l5 S "■atar^nr lesseJVr* o ris o n fHod *®rf* on died on the farm. There are always a few youngera who get married Impulsive. apparently without much ought of the responsibilities of atrlmony and eiiabllshlng a th « , lm8 nf ,hB WrVeJ’« anrt only ‘ bout 20 p«r cent were " - n l t c s . The rest lived on Thfl avcrfl*B Income of the city dwellers ws* about 175 a week, Mhilo that of the suburban faml||r!l wnj nlmost »70-not loo much difference. Farm families, on tho „tj,rr hond, averaged only S33 a |„,t |hU dors not rmint the va|u0 „( homegrown food. Mrs. Pcdrln, 46. the mother-inlaw of professional tennis star Pancho Gonzales, wa* found shot lo death In her apartment here Jan. 3. In c a . *« Addington was arrcsled In down­ There’s nn dnuht that most town l'hoentx yesterday. Pnllre young couples take their respon- said he told them the shooting oc­ lbllitlas seriously: One evidence curred after ho and Mrs. Pedrin t this Is found in (heir purchases began arguing about her keeping of life insurance to protect (hecompany with other men. In a family. signed l i a t e t n e n l Addington, The majority of youngsters have charged with murder, said he slept _______ before __ ____ Bfe Insurance they’ are mar- near the Imdy 12 hours. fled; ownership and'amount of (his protection Inercaaes with Thera arn nearly td'f) Marriage, according to the In'felttlta of Llfo Insurance. The of humming birds. Tli ivil of children typically call* Stale.* Is Mia summer I additional purrhaiea of life about 16 spades. featto t h a t . "the proportion of Childless cosrples decreased rapid­ ly With each additional year of Marriage,” which means that babies begin to make an appear- By ADD1E PREVATT . f!r rr.i Mr:. IJ:r;. •G al^.-had as their recent guests their ion snd daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Waynn Geiger and family of Miami. Mrs. T. W. Prevatt and family had as fheir recent guest*. Mr. and Mrs. I<cster Beckman and family of South Charleston. Ohio. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Kelly had as their roccnl guests, their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelly and daughteri Anilta and Nancy, and two of their friends. Susan Mitchell, and Nella Davis all of Paducah, Ky. Mr. nmt Mr*. J. E. Lowry had aa Ihclr guests Ihclr daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. F. Wil­ son and their daughter Miss Dctly Lowry. Mr. and Mr*, .lohn Stone and * family had as their guests, Mrs,, C. C. Cos and ion ami daughter-inlaw, Mr. and Mr*. Paul Cox of Crllscy. N. C. E. O, Thomas and Fullon McNeil of Sanford, N. C., and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mc­ Neil and children Mildred, Brenda ■ml Bill of Broadway. N. t* Mr, and Mrs. dark Dickstn and son of Virginia visited friends ^icre. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Summerslll am' family visited relative* In Ft. Lauderdale. They returned hero In make their home. Mr. nnd Mrs. David Oldham nf Osteen spent some tlmo here with Mr. Oldham's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Oldham and family. Mr. ami .'Ira. W. A. Ellcnwond had as their gur.vls Mr. Ellenwoods' jliiler, Mary Julia Ellenwood of Savannah, Ga, James Henry Brown and Miss Nancy Myei*s attended the Tan­ gerine Bowl game in Orlando. Miss Estelle Baxter spent a few days In Sanford with her brother in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs. Junior Shadnin and family. HORN HONXINO T TO COST MONEY BELGRADE WMt‘« going to cost drivers 113 now to honk their 'iiMA b ' «U ' A<sliilaui —1 can prove they had tn. Tho new police regulation Is the Yugoslav capital’s second move in recent years to control traffic noise. > There was a time when the horn was as important as brakes in Belgrade driving. Drivers used to honk horns lo indicate which way they were going — one toot if going through an intersection, two f» a right turn and thrre times for a left turn. v As more and more ears crowded he streets, the clamor became so interne neither drivers nor pedes­ trian* could till who was hooking for whaL Traffic lights wore installed to stop that , PAYAfl-YOU-STE AL LOUISVILLE. Ky. in—A new pay-as-you-stesl plan for thieving youngsters has been worked out in juvenllo court. Judge Louis if. Jull said yester­ day the youths arc going to have to pul down cash for everything they steal. He started his new policy by ordering two 13-ycar-olds to begin work lo earn $108—tho value of loot Ihcy look from a school hrcak-lii. UNLUCKY? 13 SYRACUSE. N.Y. IA'-Unlucky? John M. Dowdy of suburban Maltydale turned 13 today — Friday the 131h. He has locker No. 13 at North Syracuse High School and rules daily on school bus 13. Three beautiful Florida girls look at > giant map of the state which shows the main citrus producing areas of Florida — a display that will point up the theme of the 1656 Florida Citrus Exposition at Winter Haven, Feb. 13-18. The whole show will he built around the theme "show' window of the Florida citrus industry." The girls, are left, to right, Vonnlc Walden of Fort Meade, Doris Bland, reigning Florida Tangerine Queen, snd Jo Toplcy of Winter Haven. THE SANFORD HERALD Frl. Jan. 18, 19SI P age 10 Additional 1 Church. Notices . Continued From F ife Two Sermon Topic: “Things That Can­ not Be Shaken." M. Y. F. 6:30 p. m. Organ Vesper* 7:13 p. m. Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. Sermon Topic: 'A Thorn In Th* Flesh," Broadcast over W. T. R. R. 1:30 p. m." Recreation Ior young people. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Itrv. A. 0. Mclnali, Pastor .Morning Worship It a. m. Prelude — "Bella of SI. Anne do Beaupre" Russell Solo - "I’ll Walk With Obd" Dick Aiken Brodsky Anthem — "God Plsced HU Hand On Mina" Rite* Sermon Mr. Mclflnti^ Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. Prelude — "Vision" Rhelnberger Anthem — "The Beautiful Garden of Prayer" FUlmor* Pioneer Choir Sermon — Mr. Melnnls SUNDAY 0:43 a. m. Sunday 8chool 10:30 a. m. Session meets fur Prayer in theSession Room. 6:30 p. m.Pioneer Fellowship 6:30 p. m. Senior High Fellow-R ship, Brenlmcr, 11, a sixth grad* pupil. To lupplemcnt her allowance, ■he worked as an ’usher at several school atfalra and received 91.31 a performance. A lax statement Informed hei SIXTH GRADE PUPIL * yesterday that as an employe of_ Denvrr school district No. 1, 24/ PAYS INCOME TAX DENVER vf—The tong teeth of cents had been withheld from her the income lax department has put wages for Federal Income lax and a small hlte on little Sharon 1 rent for stale Income tax. I . i C JACK JUSTICE gives you biggest capacity of any ‘/^-former/ I ^ ’.TIIH COURT-MARTIAL of Billy Mitchell, Star la Sunday at Tho lllla Thealra. A U T 0 M A T ,C fP W A S H E R S j FAMOUS G-E SW N G Tha Florida Association of Ilea (tors bus moved min its for tie Mi consecutive year under the leadership of President Jack Justice of Mtnmi Ih-ncli, who was installed at Orlando amid fnrsenrehing (dans for making the nnnlvwrsaty year one of onistoiiitimi* accomplishment in what JusIlew described ass " n streamlined |.Ingram of greater service tn tho public, with emphasis upon a promotional program *o sell this great state of nur* to ns many people tn the other 47 states." Hulling 11136 ns "our yenr nf greatest opportunity," Justlre said that "few other professions! group* arn In a better pn*jt|nn lo tell (ho Florida story to the lent of the nation nmt swell the tide of people who mo ruining line in sen In permanently. "While thn retirement homes fsetnr Is significant snd highly Important," the Miami Ilrnrh man auid, "wo must not loso sight of tiln (set that there it a steadily Inrrcnslng perreutnga of younger folk rnmlng to us every year, and If we ara tn have a solid economy we mint support tho present drive for Industry and employment opportunities within tlm state." Ite outlined wlmt he termed an "anniversary year" program ratrulnlrd to acquaint the public with realtor object Ives, heighten interest In and knowledge of real estate matters, and familiarise mors people with tha sound values of both home ownership and pf ital estate ■« an invest­ ment. Justice, who succeed* D. Harold Stlmpson of Orlando in tho top realtor post. Is tho thirtyfirst president of tho 3'J-ycnr-old organization. He drew national attention as a salesman when he set sales record* for NVih-Kclvlnntur In South America, and on a trip to Florida became fascinat­ ed with opportunities In real estate. PRISONERS CAN COOK CATLETfSRUHG, Ky. Wt-Prlsnners In thn city Jail can rook light snacks again—even i( It smelts. The City Council yesterday re­ versed an order hanning use nf a h e a l i n g stave because of com­ plaints ohmtt odors arising from prisoners' culinary effort*. MAGNOLIA AVB, — F) i -----------t--------- r.f\ ---------- LI RHONE 443 The first complete fours* in poultry husbandry was offered by tha University of Rhode Is­ land la Uflti ■ _ . U p to I y <. 1. 1 p i<. 11>h t m o r e IO ficls(jdcu th a n a n y a* other j lo n n er Now cm gets haJT-tomwr with n 0B.4-«*. ft baa for *56 fltvo you moro hortopowor per doflar* than (full 8-ft. iond longth) to haul thorn big, bulky load*, H ’fl available at low extra coat oa tha now lkA-ka. wheelbase Food P-100, GVW 6,000 l » . - t h * b a g ^ d Pickup body m tho balf-tan field! any other truck linel New Lifeguard Design Even the sLind/ud box, on 110-In. wfMJhMf has n full (6 cu. fL of loads pace! ' (safety features! New Driverized Cab Only FORD givoa yon a Short Strok* en gin in mmy truck-and at no extra coat! The F-lOO ghaa* yon * choice of 133-h.p. Six or 187-b.p, Y-fi. And mark (fate live Ford F-100 delivers up to 44% m art henepetoer tp •he rear wheelt than any other balf-toaner! w f % /W w * a* N«w Ford Trucks comfort! New bigger payloads! • f oil makas of truck*, based on net bonmpawmr and suggodcxl list prices, show th at Ford gives you morn power for your monoy than any other Inwk lute. *> Only FORD trucks give you such safety featmwi oa the new Lifeguard steering wheel and Liiogusid door latches. Seo your Ford Dcslerl h a**"" * If You’r* Intareatid In an A-l Used Cat — B* ura to Sc* Your Ford D u k r �0 __________ • WEEKLY MAGAZINE • i j THE SANFORD HERALD SECTION * r .' JANUARY 13. 1956 r f t o f c e 't f f i . / w J S 07 - i A �I J ' Historians point to hit noble ancesrry—Norman knights and Scot­ tish kings. But nobility la hard to inherit and rather has to he gathered fresh every day, like manna. His mining? A Virginia gentleman’s with West M m added. Other men hgve had it, and good men, too, without becoming Robert E. Lee, who went through West Point without getting a single demerit. He spent half a lifetime in the Atmy, recognized only by old Win­ field Scott and a few othen who had seen his genius in the campaign against Santa Anna in Meilco. • The bast known picture of Gen. Robi n I. lo t -th e picture school children flrat leans to recognize—shows him sitting on M* horse, reins In hand. Robert E. Lee HE pasting of years has drawn mystery over him. What sort of man was this and what was the source of his power? For poster he had, In superabundance. He had the power of genius In war—the artful sortie and diversion, the double thrust—not to be learned in teatbooka of taetkt.. He had the power to put heart into hungry, exhausted, barefooted men when the ammunition was gone. 'And amid glory-grabbers, buck'palters, alibi artists, little Napoleons and war profiteers, he had the power to twist them all Into a single strand of purpose: the purpose to which he ' had pledged hit fortunes, hit honor and hit life. ^Xf.know all the facts of his life—there arc no dark chapters and no un­ answered questions, eiccpt the big one: what was the power? , He was a devout man, but Stonewall Jackson spent whole nights in prayer. Lee waa big, muscular and handsome, but this docs not carry a man through the darkest hours. , What was it? Any good Life of Lee can give ui a hint and itds this: Lee was a selfless man. Not a scif-dcstructive or a self-loathing or a self-avoiding man. Sim'ply Klfleas. Part of it was in hia family tradition. But somewhere he had found i.’tc secret of how to live, the thing a thousand self-help, inspirational hooks, are trying to teach today. Many people can never kern it, and they are not necessarily to blame —their inner struggle* and doubts, grief, unreasoning jealousy, fear of failure—the list goea on and on—the defect! are too deep seated, they must do the best they can with the characteri they have. L e e seems to hive been selfless from the beginning. Great self-discipline waa his, but he seems to have had, naturally, what the saints and mysiica of all ages have labored to get through agony and bloody sweat. For himself, he demanded nothing. And when the surrender was complete, the war lost, the cause defeated, he needed still no recompense except a chance to serve. He found it in Washington College. It is now Washington and Lee University. But then it waa a tiny school with four professors and 40 boys, its laboratory smashed, its library burned. For five years he poured his genius into rebuilding the school, and then his mighty heart gave out Lee w u certainly succcaafiil—successful as a man and successful as a general. With this, there ia no argument. However, he went beyond success as we usually measure it. He had the energy and the humanity that ao few of ua have, to go beyond per­ sonal aggrandisement and the acclaim of hit fellowmcn to make a con­ tribution out of the follncaa of hi* Own being, to the common good. This, to our way of thinking, makes Lee not merely successful but a Successful Citizen. ALL riA m a t r u u n iv ii tost WAtrokMACH SAMMVWU . • • M C U C M tll . . MCKSOWVWU M ACH A m time draws closer to opening d of the great Florida flute Pair at Ta* f a il ary 31 to February 1I-A 1 Vk Ida ftfagasine praaanta nett wash • ft* who haa contributed aonso 3,000 Jam preserved fruit and vegetables In t hams sshihita, Mrs. Beasis 8wtf» Pasco Caunly. In tbs m b s iasua la ths alary Tatnpa’a colorful OaaparlHa Day at how a murdaroua p i n t s has baaaaaa �it ' t ') i i i Poor Old Craig — Is Neither Poor Nor Old % Ay FMD ORANT HAMMN T X wknty y ean ago they gave "poor old Craig up for dead. Today Craig b neither dead, poor, nor old. Roland Craig waa among thoee persona caught in the path of the Labor Day Hurricane of 1935-the wont in the history of tbs weatem hemisphere. Four yean before, Yankee-bom Roland Craig settled on the upper Florida Keys near Diamonds, and through patience and hard work, he built a fishing camp along the old overseas railroad that stretched down through the Keys from the mainland to Key Waei. In time, “Craig's Place" became a popular fishing spot and had a clientele which included the Qoulda, Vander­ bilts, Whitneys and Woolwortba. Then, along came the Big Breete of '3ft with its winds of 300 miles an hour and a barometer nadlng fef 16.85, the lowest ever recorded in thla part of the World. It struck with fury, that first Monday in Sep­ tember, h u t not without warning. The sea grew real­ ism and the overcast sky gave no promise of a break. As the winds rose, Craig's Instinct warned him th at pie buildings would fall and aseing no other altentative, he went out into the storm and dug a trench under the steel tracks of the Florida East Coast Railroad. Waves 13 feet high swept over the island, but ,Craig remembers only that the sea nearly drowned him time and time again, and In between, the land crabs scuttled over him in search of a haven. The next morning, exhausted and cold, he knew, that he had survived the worst the elements could do. He didn’t know it a t the tlma, but furthar up the Keys 200 men had perished. They were veterans, part of the "Bonus Army" which had marched on Wash­ ington In 1934, and had acceptsd an offar of 930 a month to work on tha overseas highway. On this day, “ Poor Old C ralg"-4ha legend—was bom. A plane dispatched to survey the Keys reported no eigne of life at "Craig's Place," and hia name was added to the list of presumed dead. Craig had loat everything but hi* life. But facing the future with stubborn determ ina­ tion he began rebuilding? HD friends never forgot him. They would alert anyone going down on the Keys to atop in and see "poor old Craig." With the construction of the overseas highway right through the middle of hia property, business began to boom. Today, 8? mllee couth of Miami, is Craig, prob­ ably tha smallest recognised town in tho United States. It b a one-man town. It has its own poetofTlce, a grocery store, a service station, a motel, s fishing dock, a restaurant, and property for sale, all managed by Poor Old Craig. Ha b mayor, d ty manager, police chief, fire chief, supervisor of sewage disposal and commissioner of public.improvement. During the bustling tourist season from November to Merch, the town’s population rises as high aa 100, whib In sum­ mer it often drops back to o n a-th e founder. He’ll cook you a meal if you're hungry and go out and fill your gas tank. Then he’ll rant you a cabin for the night and try to sell you some Key real estate, on tha aide, If all you need b some canned goods from the general atora or a cup of colfae from the restaurant, Craig will probably Dll you to help yourself. He trusb everyone. One dey recently he entertsined Herbert Hoover. Tho ex-Preeident arrived aboard h b yacht. Regardless of who they are or how they come, Poor Old Craig gives all visitors tha same casual treatment. "I let people shift for themselves. Celebrated peop b like to get away from coddling and oedinary peo­ ple, like myself, eren't used to a lot of fancy fuming," Craig says. Since that hectic day and night In *38, Craig has davalopad considerable respect for hurricanes. Tha moment ha gaU word of a pending blow, up the Keys he heads toward M b ml and the hurricaneproof home he maintains there, leaving h b 800-foot community to shift for itself. When'oldtlmora of the Keys see Poor Old Craig heading north, they are likely to be a bit anxious until they learn the reason for h b trip. t* , it is I i i I i �OAIKINS walk* around barefoot In the cypreee swamp searchlug lor knee*. He'a never had any difficulty with make*. IT’S NOT from outer (pace, not *urreall*llc art, but It • one of Tom Oaikin* find* in the cypre** iwamp. IT’S TINY crevice*, not the outer bark, which offer problem*, CYPRESS KNEE By MAX HUNN I r you've *e«n a gulden brown, strange­ ly shaped piece of wood displayed in some tourist curio shop or In the store of aome Interior decorator, the odda are great th at It was a cypreee knee, locally pro­ duced. The odda are equally great that Tom Oaskins waa the man responsible. Tom tells the story of the founding of the unique cypreee knee industry this way: "During the late 1930's,1 was search­ ing for a way to creat/s something I could trade to the people for a million dollars. I wanted to get rich. Who doesn't? In 1034, shortly nfter 1 was married, my mother-in-law, Mrs. II. L. Bible of Ar­ cadia, said to me: 'N est time you're rtf i - u iiw uj m »s »i — - M M* down in the swamp, Tom, 1 wish yqu'd get tne a cypress knee. I want to use it for a flower vase.' Like moat people, she thought that the knees were hollow. Actually, hollow knees result from dam­ age to the knee and are abnormal." Ills mother-in-law's chance remark gave Tom Claakina the Idea for a busi­ ness. Wall vases made from cypress knees were hia first products. In the beginning, he left the hprk on, and today you'll And some cypress knees still finished in this manner. However, he left the bark un­ touched, not because he wanted the rustic effect, but because he had nsver seen a knee peeled. He discovered that knees could be peeled accidentally. A knee he waa cut­ ting fell before he had cut the bark en­ tirely around the base. The uncut sliver held fast, and in a jiffy a strip of bark had peeled from the bottom to the top of the knee. Seeing the beautiful pale, white satiny color, caused Gaskins to think about peeling all cypreea knees he cut. But be­ tween the birth of the idea and practical succeaa lay many months of frustration. The cypreee knee is not known for Its symmetrical beauty, but for ita odd shapes, which verge on the fantastic. And this odd aha|>e almost foundered the yet unborn cypress knee industry. Stripping the bark off the straight parts of the knee without damsging the underlying sm ooth satin finish wasn't too much of a problem. But getting the bark from the tiny nooks and crevices with another matter. The prubtsm seemed simple: loosen the bark, atrip it off. But the catch was the loosening. Gaskina tried oils, lye, acid, boiling and plenty of elbow grease. The result? Badly scarred, partly peeled cypress knees fit only for kindling wood. Finally, he wrote to the Forest Prod­ ucts Laboratory of the Forest Service, U. 8. D epartm ent of Agriculture in Mudison, Wise. �I His question almost stumped the ex­ perts. They weren't certain, but sug­ gested that the bark might come off easily if the cypress knees were cooked from one to two hours in water heated to near the boiling point. Tom had already tried boiling the knees, but for u few minutes only. A couple of hours? Might work. Anyway, it was worth trying, and he boiled a test knee. It worked, and he achieved the first step in his cypress knee priding oper­ ation. However, boiling wasn't the en­ tire answer. The stroight hark came oil easily when boiled, but tiie little crevices and crannies still offered trouble. Me overcame this problem by using second­ hand dental tools, ttic* sharply pointed instrum ents making it easy to get the loose debris from t lie crevices. The freshly peeled knee is n pule color, but when exposed to the warm Florida ■un it takes on a golden tan that any blonde vacationist would be glad to carry back north in January. He discovered that it was necessary to drill holes in the knees to accomplish three purposes: (I) to permit the knee to stand on end without damaging the delicate surface during drying; (2) to ■peed up the curing hy making possible drying both inside and out; i ll to pre­ vent splitting. Hy drilling out the knees, the thickness of the wood is reduced, and It is (Hissible to secure more uniform drying. At the same time (iuakiua was seeking a commercial outlet for cypress knees, he was also trying In determine why some Knees take such unusual shapes. Late in the iD30's, in the swamp area immediately behind his house, he began a series of experiment* in hia cypress knee laboratory. He believed that the weird knobs— thought to provide air for trees growing in water—resulted from some damage to a growing knee. To prove this, he suc­ ceeded in getting a knee to grow around a Dint arrowhead; several knees tu grow around bottles (without breaking them); one knee to grow around a pewter cup (which proved unable to withstand the pressure); and several knees to change shape to cover man-made bruises and ruts. Although Turn started his industry on a commercial, utilitarian hnsis-lnrdhouses, vases, lamps, hookeuds and the like—today he believes that nothing practical should ln- made of cypress knees. Me has fell for many years that cy­ press knees were art objects. Hut before the wur, he couldn't sell the idea. Since the war, however, they have develops! a popularity id decor similar to that gained by driftwood. Tom still ptowln beautiful Fishcatmg Creek Swamp hunting for cypress knees which can become art objects. Me wades through knee-deep water, and hauls out hundreds each year for careful process­ ing and sale And those knees which are espei tally beautiful or unusual, liml an honored place in the Cypress Knee Museum near Palmdale, which he has built to house bis collection gathered over I lie years I TO FACILITATE drying and avoid splitting, he devised a means ol drilling out ten ter of cypress knees A little visitor to Tom Gaskins' cypress knee shop tries to find so­ lution to how one ol th e f a n t a s t i c a l ly shaped knees on ilisplav " g o t that way ” Ail ol them were gathered in fish eating Creek Cypress Swamp Tom G a skin s p ro w ls through the sw a m p w a ters o f b e a u tifu l F ish e a tin g C reek hunting fo r c y p re ss kn ees w h ich he b e lie v e s a re N a tu re 's o w n o ffe rin g in art. MUSEUM PIECES HOMI-MACK moveable drying racks are used to cure drilled arid peeled cypress knees A CATWALK over the creek provides means for visitors to see the famous swamp 1 4* Msfar*t# I I I �I «R 0 & a 9 *> UN YOUNOSTIM above srr |u*t iwo of the thouiandi who go "owl-eyed” over the owl* *od other awe-tniplring bird* in the gallery of natural hlttory. at Miami Junior Muieum. Ju n io r M useum Tho fast growing muioum hat established ittmlf at an «ducafionaf fore*, as well as a tourist attrattlori, In South Florida. By J. K. ELLSWORTH THU* to Mar* nr the Moan i* easy, and Iota of fun, aa tnura than 40,000 Dade County achool children lind out each year. They don imaginary apace suits and helmet* to take them on a faater-than-auund rocket trip in the Hplti Planetarium at the Junior Muaeuin of Miami, Inc., on North llayahoee Drive. It i* it far cry from the old alyle inuseum of dead huge at tick on pin* in glae* caeca and atiff, stuffed animal* on dried tree atumpa. It'* alwaya alive - with laughter, the palter of feet and spontanaoua yipa-aa the children thrill to the eihibit* and galleria* within ita walla, Tha muaaum comae to Ufa ovary morn­ ing at 9 o'clock (except Sunday* and Tuesdays, whan It la closed! and ataya aliva In tha marriaat kind of way, all day long. Occaatonally, it remain* open for aom* apacial program and Prank Mc­ Connell*, director, or tome other ataff mam bar, ataya on hand to auparviaa one of tha after-school or Saturday club* and programs that ara aa popular aa tha conducted claseroome tour*. This year tha muaaum faaturae "Home* Around the World.” It at— tell* "tha Florida atory" with natural history, min­ eral and aaa-lifa exhibit*. M l IM S Me>iM,-M|.|l Started six year* ago by the .Junior League of Miami, it is community-wide, and non-profit, deiwmling upon the genenmity of individual* and organization* to supplement the financial support given to it by the Junior League. Tyrannosaurus rex, a reconstructed dinosaur, reign* over the pre-historic gallery ui the museum, nnd fierce a* he ia, the children love him, exclaiming at hia sharp teeth, his huge tail, his dawlike feet, and hia big stick-out ribs. One side shows the innard* of this almost life-iixed monster. The other side is completely, finished. A telephone exhibit in the muieum demonetretee just whet happens from the lima a number i* dialed until it rings another phone. Thia la a never-failing source of wonder. So ia the mineral dis­ play donated by the Miami Mineral and (lam Society. So are the telescopes and other equipment tha Southern Croaa Astronomical Society bee placed at the museum. Normal, aa well as the physically handicapped children, gat a wider glimpse of this great universe of ours through tha use of tha muaaum and ita library of "suite ae* loans" a xhi bite. These taka butterflies, snnila, dnlla, costumes of for- TYtAMMMAUttM MX la favorite with the children, despite sharp teeth and flare* look*. sign lands and other interesting item* from many countries, right into achool classrooms, upon request of teachers. These eihibit*, aa well aa those in the museum, are planned to fit into the school curriculum end to supplement school study. Mora than 50 teen-age girls ar* get­ ting a blueprint for beauty in one of the Saturday cl—sea and other youngsters ere studying art, and learning about minerals and rocks in claaa and field trip studies. A Seminole Indian axhibit la the next project on the agenda and stop the Mi­ ami Women's Club budding, in which the Junior Museum is housed, will soon be an observatory to allow further study of the stare. Endorsed enthusiastically by public officials end school adm inistrators ami inst rue tore, thia feet growing mueeuin provides wholesale outlets for leisure hours and enlarge* the work of the Dad* County school system with Its do-ityourself program and the sugar-coated, fun-education chibs and classes. T hat the Junior Museum has already established itself ms an integral part of South Florida—an educational force as well as a tourist attraction—ia proved by one look at ifa registration roster. �•> Lee, V irgin ia sta tesm a n and C o n fe d e ra te g e n e ra l, w a s a s­ sig n e d in 1861 as C om m ander o f the D e p a rtm e n t o f F lo rid a . By PAT GRIFFIN FAMOUS MCTURI of l<e a* commander of Virginia'* force* in 1861. with letter* ‘VA” on fiat, it retouched verilon of faded print, right, taken about the time he wat making hi* turvey ol Florida'* coatlal defeme* When Robert E. Lee Visited Florida O n January lif. many a now Florida resident may be aurpriaed to lind hia bank cloned to-cause of Hubert E. Lee'* birthday. What even the old-timer* may not know, U that thia renowned Confederate hero played a role in the hiatory of Florida. On Feb. 2 ,1649, the government schooner "I’hemx" •ailed into Apalachicola Uay and drop|>ed anchor. On board was a group of United State* Army officer* on the first leg of an exhaustive study of Florida, it* coastline, economic possibilities and defenses. Par­ ticularly, defensea! ’ The high brass was worried about thia linger of land that waa thrust Invitingly down toward the Caribbean Sea. Florida had already been bandied back and forth like a tennis ball from Spain, to Eng­ land, and back to Spain. The United States, which had now fallen heir to the aunny peninsula, had no Intention of allowing a foreign power to gain a foot­ hold in this vulnerable spot, from whence operations against the main Ixxly of the nation could be so cosily launched. How could th e Florida coastline of over II,(MX) miles beet lie fortified? Thia commission of Army En­ gineers waa sent to find out. The recorder for the group was (Jen. "Light Horse" Harry Lee's sou, Itobert E. Lee, who himself showed promise of carrying forward the family military tradi­ tion. He waa then a 42-year-old colonel, just returned from a stint In the Mexican War, and alxmt to enter the most fruitful period of hU life. Florida was new to him. Till* w»* hia first visii Tile dti-pnge report which Lee filed at the conclusion of (lie cruise ia written in tile lucid concise style char­ acteristic of tiie man who later tsirr the burden of tlie South's defeat in the War Met ween the States The schooner had not even hut tiered to put hi at l’ensactila. It was the main port on tin- west roast ol Florida, and already aiiristie with fortifications. Apa­ lachicola, however, waa in the midst of growing pains. Witii each turn of tiie tide, another light vessel steamed down tfie river and into the hay, weighted til the waterline with hales of cotton ready to lie loaded on s-n-going ships The Apalachicola Itiver, in ii day when men had to use tiie sii|ierliighwaya provided liv nature, was fast becoming the thoroughfare for the lands it drained in Florida, Alabama and (Jeorgin. The commisaion recommended that a military work l>e constructed on the west end of St. (Jeurge Island, as a beginning toward complete protection They remarked on the healthful climate. The schooner next put in at St Marks, ami l.ee and hia colleagues auggesled that the old Spanish fort lie renovated for defense pur|ss«es. At Ctdar Key, they noted that the Suwannee Itiver was being used for shipping. They were intrigued by tlit |KMsil>illties of Tampa Hay, though they considered it the hardest of all the Florida bays to defend. Obtain amue of the keya at the mouth of the bay, they recommended, for future use, and build n work on Egmont Key. They pointed out that this rich na­ tural hartxir needed more study than they could give it. They surveyed Charlotte llarlsir thurmighh, lint made no recommendations The coastline from there around to Hlscayne Hay, swampy and impenetrable, net-fled no other defense The commission was probably one of the first groups to recognize the (Nissibilitles of Hlscayne Huy Not thut they could possibly envisage present-day Miami, but there was no gainsaying its future mili­ tary and commercial significance. (Tonalruction of fortifications there would complete the chain of de­ fense from the Dry Tortugas, through Key West and oil up to Hi Augustine, all of which were already properly defended Further up the east coast they noted, "The com­ merce of the St. Johns Is such that it may soon reipure protection." A military work on Haton Island would keep .Jacksonville free from attack, they said. In conclusion, lliev gave Ht. (Jeorge Sound and Tnmpu Hay the highoNt priority, then sailed north to report their findings How much influence their study Imil, or how many of their recommendations were followed, it i* difficult to say. Lee's next visit to Florida was a far rry from tins leisurely cruise along the coast. The year w.is 1HIM, and law had just made the grim decision to aide with his In-loved Virginia ill the War between the Staten, against the nation for which lie had soldiered for 40 year*. Now a general for the Confederacy, he was un­ signed to command of the department of South Caro­ lina, (Jeorgin and Florida [Continued on |u g c It) Fi|f * A*Mwtitla Mt|itm# I 4A �% If: 1 ( i '-'y iB T -A :. ' , J twz 11 ^ * r ''i k t5i 1 ML f,.- r ■! \ 3 ^ ' - .*•____________ M F lr a f iw ij' $ i 1 1 fl WNOm, the Dimick’* two-year-old daughter, ha* never known llle except on water. She make* her way about the deck alone and ha* learned to help with the ihlpboard chore*. NUMIROUS CHOUS keep boat dweller* buty during the day. but they en|oy •Itting on deck at night, watching the western tky turn from gold to red. B a r g a in R a t e R e tir e m e n t By GEORGf F. BRIETZ a big blow. Willing handa helped them moor the Ro­ I * I avr you ever wondered what it would be like to retire aboard a private yacht? So did Ralph Dimick mano with strong line* to the heavy pilings. And none and hla wife. But, like moat of ua, they believed this too aoon either, for in a abort time the hurricane waa only for the rich. They worked and dreamed, and romped in over the coast and hit with a fury aaldotn In the meantime, had to make a living. Then aome seen in the history of the region. one gave them a book. Thia book told of a college Mrs. Dimick and the baby slept through moet of profeeeor and hi* wife who, after year* in a rlaaemom, the itorm . But when thoy awoke in tha morning, it took to boating. They not only laved it, but aeemed waa to a scene of devastation. Hurricane H atel had to carry on with a email Income. coma and gone, leaving them mug and dry aboard T hat did it! their ehip. , They began their aearch for a boat. Bven the fact Now, when the radio crackles with warnings of th at there w u a newly born daughter in the family those great tropica) disturbances building up in the did not deter them. The quasi for a boat aoon ended Caribbean, tha Dimick* juat secure the ship by get­ In the purchaae of the motor yacht "Romano," 00 ting out extra line*, lay in an extra supply of food, feet long, with a coxy deck houae amldahipa and a and wait it out like the veterane they are. Mrs. Dim­ cabin for two, aft. Aft of the deckhouae waa located ick says ah* would much prefer to go through a hurri­ the owner*' cabin aa well aa a compact galley com* cane afloat, than ashore. ptete with atove, electric refrigerator and rink. Once they arrived in Florida, the Municipal Yacht "Where elae," aaka Dimick with logic, "could you Barin at Dayton Beach became the home port for the find a furpkhed houae for $4,000? Romano. For a fee of about 130 a month, dockage Soon they had moved aboard, bag and baggage, * and all utilities are available, and shopping centers and for their very find cruiae. caat off for Florida. The are near-by, On either aid* of them are other boat rimple shipboard routine aoon became their way of dwellers wbo have aleo frit the cal) of the sea. Ilf*. Unlike retired couples ashore, people who live on On the way down the Intercoaatal Waterway, boats never have to atari tha day wondering what to when Charleston Harbor waa juat breaking into right do to atave off boredom. There ia alwaya aome inter­ over the bow, flic radio cam* to Ufa with reporta of a esting Uttle shipboard chore to take care of, auch aa hurricane on the way, and evep to their inexperienced swabbing down the decks, varnishing or painting. eyea, the doude speeding by overhead had a menac­ Thee* small Jobs not only keep the owners occupied, ing look. The broken edgee were apilUng rain, which but they aleo cut down considerably on the mainten­ faat turned into a pelting downpour. ance cost of the ehip. Housekeeping becomes simpler, Obvioualy, thia waa no ordinary squall, When they too, with the compact quarters requiring fewer atepa reached the Wapoo Marina, othar boat ownera were to keep- everything ship-shape and Bristol fashion, than in a house of the asms site. buay battening down hatchee and aecuring boata for Tt§>*-At IMS* Food coats compare even mure favorably with ahoreaide living. As like aa not, supper will come from the eea itself, where Ralph Dimick can be found almoat any afternoon casting in tbs tu rf for blues or whiting. Or possibly the menu will call for a big pot of clam chowder to satisfy the salt air appetites. Tha beach at low ttda provides tha main ingradiant for this dish at a minimum of labor, and plenty of fun. Weather-wise, thoee afloat are svsn more blamed. On hot summer afternoons when the pavement throws back uncemforteble rays, there la almost always a cooling sea breexe to be had on tha after deck. Aa for clothing, thia Item ia low on the budget, since infor­ mality ia the order of the day aboard boats. Then, when tha cool fail and winter nights arrive, a compact tittle ship-mate range serves not only for cooking, but to heat the living quarters as well. The cost of entertainm ent la reduced to e mini­ mum, too. Juat working on the boat, Ashing, and the many "gam sessions" with neighboring boat owners about porta and cruises, take the place of the more expensive brands of amusements. While aome retired couples ashore spend a consid­ erable portion of their time worrying about thair hsalth, the Dimlcka And th at tha clean salt air and haalth-givlng dips In the surf have worked a change In their constitution. "In feet," says Mr*. Dimick, "we have almost forgotten what the inside of e doctor's office look* like. Our family doctor told ua wounds and infections seem to heal much faster on shipboard than ashore. Possibly tha mental relaxation help* some, too, but tha fact remains th at none of ua aver remember being so healthy. Only two things worried thia family about living �Capt. Ralph Dimick takot a “ trick" at tho w hool o f tho yacht Romano which, aftor tw o yoart, it quit* a "too dog." afloat when they Drat moved aboard their boat. They wondered whether their daughter, Ginger, would be aafe when ahe got old enough to crawl and walk, and whether they would be able to take care of the boat whan they, themaelvea, got older. Ginger haa never had any Ufa aicept that on tha water, and at two yeara of age, ahe la already awimming and trying to help out aboard ahip. The other question waa soon answered aa they mat more and more people well up in their sixties, and avan seventies, who enjoy cruis­ ing, One man of their acquaintance was 87 last year and still makaa the trip north and aouth each season. His yaara rest lightly on his shoulders and ha geta about his boat with a sprightly step th at belies his age. For tha benefit of thoee who might have consid­ ered buying a boat, but have held back due to lack o f nautical experience, the question waa put aquarely to Captain Dimick. How much time had he apent on boats before buying the Romano? His to n e nply should lay to root any doubts in tha minda of wouldbe aatlora: "AJ 1 remember it, I had been on the Staton Is­ land Ferry once.” Common aanae is much more im portant in small boat handling than any other factor. For those who are seriously interested, there are aeveral courses available without charge for those who want to learn tha skills of boating. The U. 8. Power Squadrons give excellent courses; ao doss the Coast Guard Auxiliary. Almost any boating enthusiast is ready and willing to pass on the benefit of his experience to a new-comer. Boat ownership seams to draw people together as nothing alee dose. Gone are the days when yachting was only for the wealthy. Neither does the lire of the bank account bar leas fortunate boot owners from mingling with thoee who are more blessed with worldly goods. They all have the same problems of caring for the ship and the same aand bars and ahnals lie in wait for the un­ wary skipper, be he rich man or average. They have so much in common th at there is little or no social caste among yachtsmen. Aa to the actual coat of living aboard a yacht, a great deal depends on what standard of living is con­ sidered eesential—just aa it does ashore. Captain Dim­ ick claims thst from his experience, a couple with one child can live comfortably on about 9200 a month. This figure will include the upkeep of the boat, if moat of the work is done by the owner. The Fountain of Youth may or may not be located in Central Florida as reputed, but ft loulu very much as though the Dimick family and many others like them havo found their own way to renew youth as they enjoy'carefree days on the waterways of Florida. Almost any evening will find them eitting on tho afterdock of the boat watching the western sky turn from gold to ruby red, and then to the color of a fire opal, as night draws on. The soft murmur of the breaking eurf on the outer beaches, the sigh of a gentie breexe through the palm fronds, the slight tug of the ship against her mooringa, is tho song which lulls this family to sleep. No other lullaby can quite com­ pare with it. Few people experience such a supreme sense of well-being aa thoee who live aboard boats. Or, aa Captain Dimick says, "Give a man a boat, enough to eat and hie family about him, and what more can he ask?" CAPTAIN DIMICK may be teen catting In the turf i o f bluet or whiling —the family tupper —any afternoon. A*Itefkii Me|ijin*- I l| 1# �tviftj A uiuaiiitt PiMI _ COMNM FfllONI, home coming queen, pin* Indiana lag On Irvin Howard. ILLINOIS TOURISTS at lh« Fair, smilingly receiving ticket* from Slate Highway Patrolman John V. Cheshire are (rom left. Mr. and Mr*, lee Button. Mllfordi Mr. and Mr*. H. O. Grove*. Maroa. IOWA tADOM bring together the Fred L. Moore* and the Edgar Collver*. Tourists re co g n ize back-hom ers b y th e ir tags. I ’m F r o m M i s s o u r i T o o , F r i o n d ^VlNTKIt luuriata hungering for the eight of face* from back home will find them a-plenty at the Flor­ ida State Fair In Tampa, January 31 through Feb­ ruary II. An iugeniuua, time-teeted plan that will enable a Florida visitor to meet a few home folk* while at­ tending (he State Fair again will be in operation. At an Official State Fair Information Booth, midway between the Adminlatratlon Building and the couth end of the grandstand, out-of-state visi­ tor* may register, and apply for badges telling the world from which atate they hall. Thia official stand ia to be manned by the Flor­ ida Highway Patrol, and q smartly-garbed State Highway patrolman will be in chaige to aaeiat thoee who want to register, to answer question* and to hand out badges and Florida literature. A Minnesota couple, fur instance, registering at the atand, will be given brightly-colored badges on which is printed, in big bold letters, the salutation. •Ttu from Minnesota!” Armed with these badge* r*t le-Miiout m they will eally forth to see the Fair. Encountering other “ I'm Irotn Minnesota" badges, they wiU soon find themselves nodding and smiling at the Minne­ sotan* they meet and, probably stopping to visit a bit, and tu ask a few questions about home. Comments J. C. Huakiaaon, Fair manager: “ We feel this plan greatly help* to humanise the Fair, to interest touriala in visiting our Fair, and to give the Fair that 'folksy' atmosphere so helpful in building up attendance. All enjoy it-vlaltora and Floridian* alike." , Badges for all 48 states, and neighboring Canada, too, will be available for distribution this year. Thousands'of such badges were distributed every day last year, and an even bigger number have been stocked to take care of the contemplated record at­ tendance. This year, official flags from more than half of the states, will greet visitors from those statee from poles set up around the race track, each a gift from the governor of that state. THI TOMS' of Canada and the Harvey* of Michigan plan a schedule of activities before setting out on a full day's |*unt. �1 I b b b +> * + IM THI HUNT for alien imugglrr*. alerted (quad care of the Border Patrol are secluded from view of the road, while the inspector* atop and carefully examine parting vehicle r o m the record* of the U. S. Border Patrol, It would appear that (Iregorio Simonovich, king pin of alien amuggling operation* out of Cuba, mimed hi* chief pilot, William Edward M urphy, for a time at leaat. Murphy waa arreated on April 6, 19-trt, in Miami, after the Border Patrol had followed him to New York City and back. The charge: illegally tran*porting aliena from Cuba. The loaa of Murphy and the three plane* he uaed aeemed to put a tempor­ ary halt to the boa* amuggler’a activities. It waa nine month* before Oriaka ("The Fox") Simonovich officially came to the attention of the Border Patrol again. But hia apparent inactivity waa no aseurance that he waa not plotting further operationa. The Rumian had made too much profit out of aliena to give up hia lucrative racket. He had a ayatem which haa never F bean paralleled in the annala of alien aiimHng along the Florida coaat. Dur­ ing the mid 1920'a, Simonovich had ac­ tually been in the employ of the U. 8. Immigration Sendee at Havana; hia flu­ ent knowledge of aevaral language* made him valuable aa an interpreter; and he waa frequently called to the U. 8. Rmbaaay to aaaiat in caeee where aliena were being interviewed for legal admiaaion to the United State*. Simonovich learned that aliena could not be admitted legally becauee of quota limit* or other reetrictiona. . . and come of thee* aliena had meaey. They interacted the Ruaaian ex­ ceedingly. * The tran d tlon from trueted employe* of the U. 8. Immigration Service to alien smuggler deluxe, waa easy for Tflit i'a the fourth in a serir* of trur experience* of tin• t 'm ini Stair it liontrr Patrol, thr Federal law enforcement hotly that pet I with the duty o f protecting our country from infiltration hy aliens Irani foreign countries. It ha* hern chechetl hy Harder Patrol heath/mirler* in Washington, I). C., an agency of thr IK S. Department «>/ Ju lice. Simonovich. After he left the employ of the Immigration Service, (Sregario mum had a well organixed gang working for him. The Ruaaian waa the bo**. He con­ tacted the aliens, whom he charged from .11,000 to $1,600 each fur transportation into the United State*. It waa an open secret around Havana that Simonovich would hire any form of transportation, preferably planes, to bring hia living contraband into Florida. Whoever provided this got so much per peaeenger and took hia own riaka. Round­ ing out this aet-up, Simonovich had "de­ livery men" who convoyed the aliens to any part of the United States. These men operated out of Florida, chiefly from Miami, and thers was an eitra charge for their eervice*. Nationality made no difference to Uria­ hs. He smuggled Chinee*, Italians, Rou­ manians, Poles—anyone who could meet his price. W ith Murphy out of action, and fail­ ing ta locate any other fliers willing to taka the riak, Simonovich turned to the comparatively alow method of a boat. Oa Saturday, Jan. 0, 1949, a phone call waa received at Border Patrol Head­ quarters in Miami, from the inspector stationed in Havana. He reported that a sailing vessel tianu-d Ilie "Semper Fidelia" had left Havana, ami he believed there waa a loud of alien* ulxiard. No men­ tion waa mude of Oregano Simonovich. Hia connection develo|»ed later. For *ome time, the Border I’atrol had lieen keeping a rlo*e watch from Havana on the Semper Fideli* and her crew of three men. They gave a complete de­ scription of the ship-1 wo-ma*ted, 46 feet long and painted white. They even furn­ ished the ve***r* estimated speed with auxiliary motor—aix mile* an h our-h er exact time of departure from Havana, and her probable time of arrival on the South Florida coaat. When the chief inspector in Miami re­ ceived the report, Border Patrol forces were immediately mobiliied. A further report stated that Simonovich waa seen in the vicinity of the Semper Fidelia when the ship left Havana at 7:35 a m , Sunday. Squad car* were dispatched to the Keys from Miami, Homestead and Kay West. Unite at Weal Paltn Beach, Pert Myers and Sarasota were alerted. In ad­ dition, the Coast Guard waa called in and ail law enforcement agencies along both coasts of Florida were informed. A complete reception party was planned for the Semper Fidelia. The stag!- wan act when a Border I' trol plane look off Sunday morning ai headed for the Dry Tortuga*. I lie lii l*lund* at the very tip id the Klorii Key* It wa* not known whether t 1 bout would heud for the (itilf Count the Hunt Count of Florida I*wo unit half hour* of putroling brought no r nulta, no the plane landed at Key Wet refueled and took oil again This time it headed north along tl , Key*. Within .10 minute*, a *hip w sighted aix mile* offshore, ju*t »outh Pigeon Key. The plane »woo|M-d low ai identified it aa the Semper Fideli*. All plane* in the vicinity were radio* to converge on Pigeon Key, and *qui car* were soon rudpg along U S. Dig way No. I from Miami and Key We By thin time, the Semper Fideli* u visible from shore through binocular* At flr*t, she headed straight for M< er'a Channel drawbridge, a ncaut m from Pigeon Key. A* *he approach within four mile* of land, *>ip Midden turned northeast. A* the ship proceed north, m i did the Bonier Patrol cars, t Inspector* keeping the ship in rnn*ta view with their field glaaae*. After a couple of hour*, the bo veered suddenly toward Marathon Ch* nel and turned in. Apparently, the Ian Ing would be attem pted nt MarathKey. The Patrol counter-moved at om*’ Four cars went swiftly to Marathon K< and the irupeetors hid them in the m* grove buahe*. Aa the Semper Fide moved up the channel, three nfftei hastily changed uniform* to old civil), i clothe*. (Ceetlnueden psge I)) r*r •■-** •• •* �anr S «• ir ’a u man'll world! Hut what wife would object, when her hu*hntid not only bring* home the venison, hut prepare* and serve* it, hh well! m That’* what we found at Hellevlew when we arrived un invita­ tion lo dinner, at the home of the lam Alxhler*. Standing over the steaming pot*, wearing a smile of victory, Imu explained in detail for our lienefit, how he had gone nlmut preparing the tleer liver and heart for the dish —the aroma of wlilch had net u* literally drooling from the time we had entered the house-arid another of the very Ik*m *tew ever! We learned that deer liver ia the must preferred and the beat lusting liver of any atilmal-or fowl, for that matter; that It la tha only liver which haa no gull attached; and that it i* the portion over which lot* are cast when a group of hunter* share a kill around a camp fire. That's the way lam prefers to cook deer, but he doc* all right In the kitchen, tool For that liver-heart combination in thick, wonderful tasting gravy, lie slices the liver ubout n quarter of an inch thick and thg heart lengthwise into thin slices. Instead of dusting flour over the meat, he pours it on and stirs the sliced meat around in the dish until it is thoroughly coated. The meat, lieing moist, takes the flour nicely. Then, in a small amount of fat in a heavy saucepan, he browns it well. I.ike most men, Mr. Ahshicr tikes p le n ty seasoning. So, he sliced fo u r onions a b o u t egg sire nod added, to g e th e r with salt, | m>p | ht and garlic, to taste. When the union was tender and brown, lie added Imt water to more than cover all, and to make, together with the llourun the meat, that thick, brown gravy-beautiful to look at, wonderful to smell, and oh, so good to taste! Then it was ready to cook slowly for an hour and u half, and liecome a llavarful liver dish which, eaten with white, flaky rice, in the true southern style ill which he served it, was a treat indeed! S|)eaking again uf his favored out-door cooking, lam men­ tioned that he usually substitute* grits for rice for the tasty liverhearl-ouion combination in the open. Had he not known wo were "veuisun-lgiiuraiit,'' Mr. Abahier would probably have stopped with this dish, Imt he went all out to put us “in the know" concerning deer meat, and made a stew also, by his favorite recipe. It Imd to lie his favorite recipe, for no »lew could surpass this une-und come to think of it, we don't retnemlier ever having tasted its equal. Cutting tha venison into small chunks, he browned it in fat in a Dutch oven, uncovered, then udded hot w nter-the amount, h* explained, depending upon the quantity of stew ho was to makt -sa lt, |iepper and a littl* garlic, covering the [nit now, uf course. Heavy-handed with onions again, he quartered and added them, cooking until the meat wa* juicily tender, before dropping in pared potatoes and carrots. Ah, that taste-testing aroma when he lifted the lid about 20 minutes Inter to add a Ihmr-and-water thickening! As a finishing touch the "c h e f’ cut n medium ailed cabbage into six wedges so that a part uf the core was left to hold together the leaves of each portlun, und steamed thin vegetable on tup of the stew, until tender. Well, with these two delectable dishes on a beautifully ap­ pointed table-where even the centerpiece waa a deer, ceramic, in a woodsy ii(Tecled setting-rice with each puffy grain standing alone, beau Iihilly browned fluffy biscuits, Urn's own pineapple butterfly aalad, und n well whetted apiietile, we lost little lime talking. But well before leaving tho table, we had mentally nominated Uiu and Kdith Altshler "host and hostess of tho year!" faff 11—an I' iviIi LOU ABSHIIR, Marlor. County farmer, ha* been a deer hunter tlnce he was 17. Here, he "dishes up' llver-heart-onlon combination cooked long and (lowly. He dote* on the tender, delicious tatte he achieved. It I �• • Va5. _ * _ c o r ‘ , * • ' . <U w v J) ).. .) *• • ' V " mmm 1 16 VITAMINS 12 MINERALS In a single tablet • F L O R ID IA N S ' F A V O R IT 1 R O O D S Including tho Im portant “ RED" Vitamin 8 12 Some of our render* have naked for name and bird recipe*. Other* have been kind enough to oblige. We're panning on a few today, and will follow with otheni, Inter. Send ua your timely recipea, hut.acrid them well in advance, aince All Florida Magazine ia made up a month abend of publication date. Addrenn Recipe Editor, All Florida Mngaiine, Ocnln. 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It may lie necessary to nkin them to rid them completely of feather*. Place ducka in a large kettle and cover with cold water. Bring to the boiling point and parboil for one hour. Remove from kettle to cool, before atufflng. Put all ingredient* in a large miiing bowl and m il well. Then pour boil­ ing water over them an needed and cover immediately. Let aland R) minute*, then add one-fourth of a cup of melted butter and mil lightly. Stuff the ducka and place aide by Hide in a moating pan. Rake at 300 degree* until tender and brown, halting with the roasting juice*. —Mil*. J. W. AitMHTHomi, Holly Hill. Owe ta b le t d e ity i* » f4 « •< • s to o d * th e M IN IM U M ! d a ily V H e rn ia r e q w ire *»*«!« 100 Toblafi * 2.35 2 5 0 - $ 5.23 5 0 0 - 1 1 0 1,0 0 0 - $ 1 9 I’l.KMS ere a>hl natljr el The eiMrmo below Vk# |>o> ell ]**<«(* Order I' O li m u t t t ll i hoi geo by e*ndln| tbovh o» money ortler Money beck if n*»l *eluli*-1 ROAST DOVf I fedAaaiveraevy Ikwes; salt, pepper; butter; Florida orange juice; parsley. i!j VITAMIN-QUOTA I f » I t*ie O n* -.1 i t * or-sl t * latyvM •bmd>i*t<nt of V ifie u n t W m n g ittee I J tO .iiU fe a u la t mm MUIIMN! t 400. 110 IIOtOWAY, MW TOtl I, N. T. Salt and pepper cleaned dove*. Rub butter lightly over them and place in a moating pan. Roast in a hot oven (450 degree*) about 15 minute*, or until brown. Reduce beat to 325 degree* and roaat 25 to 30 minute* more. Raate occasionally with Florida orange juice, (larniih with pandey and serve on toaat. - M hb. L. E. T oHKKV, I’enaacola. . ALL PURPOSE N EW ! PATIO A W N IN G S H O T Q U A IL A L A F L O R ID A Six tender young quails; grape leaves; large, thin slices of salt pork. IDEAL FOR Clean the quail* and truaa the le p cloae to the body. Wrap the birda in p a p a leave*, then in the alicea of aalt pork and tie the larding aecuraly with atring. Preheat the roaating pan in a hot oven (450 degrees). Lay the birda on their aides in the pan and roaat them, basting frequently, for five minute*. Then turn them over and roast them for live minute* on the other aide, and finally roast them for five minutee on their baciis. Discard the larding pork and atring and remove the birds to a heat-proof casserole. Add a little water to the juice* in the roasting pan, cooking and stir­ ring in the brown cruatinea*. Pour over tho bird* and simmer for four to five minute* longer. - M rs. Bud Scott, St. Petersburg. A CAR A ROM * HOMI A »tO*t A F00t A IRAKI! yV * l e s y t e ’ K f s T m b t e — C o lo r f u l M ild e w R o a la lo n t C a n v a s S t u rd y G a l v a n i i o d F r a m e A v a i l a b l e In A ll S l i o i M a n u fa c tu re d I n c lu s iv e ly By E C O N O M Y A W N IN G C O 0NMi«r lme*rl»4U**tad 7 U 95 N W J 5 th S) M ia m i. Flu R A R B IT B A K IO IN M ILK One rabbit; H cup flour; I tsp. salt; I tsp. sage; 3 tbs. fat; 3 strips bacon; 4 cops thin cream sauce. IPlacQt to I/iiit Ureas and clean the rabbit and disjoint in piece* for nerving. Mil the flour, salt and tag* in a bowl. Thoroughly coat the rabbit with this m iiture; then saute in the fat until brown on all aidea. Place the rabbit in a casserole and lay the becon over the surface. Pour tho thin cream sauce over and around the rabbit. Bake in a moderate oven (375 degree*) for two hours or until the mest Is tender, - M rs. 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(OCwnp** > * * < • " > ' (Continued from page I) Twice during this period he WM in Florida, spending moat of his tirea in Farnandina, which waa considered a likely candidate for attack by tha Union Navy. About tho fortification* tharo, ha reaarkod wryly, "i have bean down tho coast to vWt Amalia Ialand, to stamina tho da|anaia, They a n poor, In­ deed. 1 hope the enemy will be polite enough to wait for us." Tha onemy waited only four months. Farnandina fall with­ out a struggle. While Loo waa inspecting Fernandina, ha crossed over to Cumberland Island and visited his father's grava for tho first time. Harry Lao had fallen tick and put in at Dunganess as ho waa returning home from the West Indie* in Ifilfi, and had died there at the home of hia Mand, Gen. Nathaniel Green. In IMS, Lot took full com­ mand of tha OonMaeate force*. Tha aait timo ha visited Flor­ ida waa not aa a soldier, but aa a tourist trying to regain tha health that hod boon under­ mined by the lael severe cam­ paigns af war, tha making de­ feat and enhsequent devasta­ FLORIDA FACTO tion of tho South, which he felt ao deeply. Hia doctor* had recommended a trip. Ha and hia daughter Agnes pushed farther and farth­ er south in starch of warm weather, until they finally found it in Florida. They want up tho 8L Johns and docked at Col­ ons! Colo’s plantation north of Palatka, whera they spent tha night and "at# orange* from tho trots," as bo wrote hia wife. Aa much aa Florida today might regret that Preeident Eisen­ hower doe* not com# any farther south than Georgia, tho Pa­ latka Herald of that day re­ ported: "He (Lee) apent tho night with Colonel Colo at Orange Milk. Our dtiaana would have boon glad to have had tha honor of hia presence, but in this they were disappointed." Loo returned to Jacksonville, then over to Dungenem to pay what ho recognised aa hie last visit to hia father’s grave, and Anally back homo. Hia last words about Florida are aa Into today aa whan they were written. Ha said, "Tha ok mate was doUghtfrai, thi viting and abundant." By Nth* IfteriUNhee rhaps one day while ridfogeJeog a Fhetda read, la tha wood* or even m a highway, you have spotted a dark ahjort which Isokei Uk* a very larga baft. No doubt year grot thought was “Thai's a luetk" Aad then, before yea have mustered the k up the etrange *H“s wit* the antaatar-ahapad head end tag protruding ean It has started away from you, lag ha foot pelata with Uw Um , sweeping taO. Yen are not quite sure whether It's food or bad, but you have 1*1 pet away from you what could have made a tplandid meri­ ts armadillo. Those who have Mien them eay they are moat Italy oooktd with tweet potatoee-that ltd* “Poor Man's Turkey" ha* the taels ef pork. The armadillo1* body is encased in an armor of maril bony terihk Tho shoulders, bnuachn aad forehead. td, touring tha animal aesnidoraM riA It aaanot hit*, for U lue no upth. The-armadillo is act a native of Florida. Soma one, it ie said, let leas* a fcw af them bare a number of years ago and now they , week* brfinninf ad I Sunday,_____________________ Advert iiwr. C L ASS IFIED A DVE R TISIN G FROM IKBLAND ie ja w V tksilM : A (only haad^mbroldtwd, Uctbordmd MNlri* Only |l A “ ................... SKIN DIVINO. OSMCO LAW N mo*, art adttnlaad la Ufc. Eftt cm lott East Florida Discount Aprncy, HoUyhill, Elk. YewauwewuLfcJmt IEOH PARCELS, SI MiMtAbkty Si. Dublin. Iialuid BUY "Hindwtidof," Rl.oo Frty Analysis., Qnpbo, ‘ i, * tV Alemi Way, St Prwnbutf, rvxw. ST O SS IFA CB (m tint In l completely rtmodrW^ b^U4lM b u n d one block from dw Pom oak* inlcbrkg, Pit. Contact W. H. Hathtfiigson, H If K lin * County Newt, Sebtinf. FI*. j f £ * * * !» 1 1 1 1 1 ADDRESS POSTALS u horn* N | (on|. mmion Instructiona IV , nAindablt Bfn- twf, Tiymon J. N. J. FOR SENT O S LEASE: Two itocy. 10 t kitchcni, 1 bathroom , nin* ham*, roomin* « Address JACK PLANTY, tisinm ilk. Flk �A BOAT, anchored In an out of the way place such »* this one I*, would be under suspicion. The plena would contact the boat patrol. (Continued from page 11) Emergency Hospital for Birds By SUB BOft BURNHABOT Mr*. Huth von Behren undertook to W. tike car* of her flrat' fledgling bird, ■ baby ' hkn mourning dova, ehe found bar avocation. M8o ahinea a good deed in a naughty world" that ehe noon became the willing recipient of other orphaned or injured birde and her home in West Palm Beach, becoming an aviary. At prceent, Mra. Von Behren haa 26 birda in cagea in varioua atagea of recovery from cata, falla from neats, or harm from atriking plate glaaa windows. Her huaband, Charier, ahare* in tha hobby, and together they etudy bird booka to identify birda and to find correct foode. Though at flrrt, feeding waa largely a matter of trial and error, only two fledgling* were ever loat becauae of early methoda. If In doubt about what a baby bird needa, try it with anything It will accept, and chancee for Ita growth will be good, they aay. Feeding nettling* ia no real problem, becaure any noiae at the neat cauaea them to open moutha wide. Thera ia a Florida law againat the caging of althy wild birda and the Von Behrena tell a night hawk releaaed aucceaafully after re­ covering from a hurt. On the other hand, they recall a mocking bird reared by a friend from neatUng, and then turned iooae, only to be picked to death by other birda for invading their territory. V Remembering this, they fear for Tony, who knowe no Ufa but that of hia toy-filled cage, and nightly flights about tha house. Like all locking birde, he defende hie own territory, ghting hie own Image in a mirror over the A beautiful boat-tailed grackle released when fuUy grown tried to make frietula with u cat, and waa promptly sprung upon. . They have two doveay am renied from baby­ hood, the other discovered with ana wing compietely mladng "Piekey." the fledging, oeoe hie heart out to a bdght yrihiw tap Med, but < ignoeea the dove with the ■Jariag wing. The Van Behrena do net try surgery cal methods hr healing, declaring TONY and mirrored Image pore for photographer. Thus, aa the ship pulled in, the crew suspected nothing. To all appearances, tlte place waa deserted eicept for three shahby-looking character*, lounging on the dock. Entirely unsuspicious, the captain drew alonpide and tied up. When tho veeael waa se­ cured, a whistle sounded and three uniformed Border Patrol­ men stepped out of the buahee, hoarded the Semper Fidelia and took over. It was as neat a "collar" aa the Border Patrol had made in a long time. Only three persons, sll crew members, were visible when the ship docked. However, a search soon disclosed throe aliene-two Roumanians and a Pole—hid­ den below deck. AU were young men from 22 to 26 year* of age. The smugglers were taken to Miami and jailed. Heavy bonda were set by U. 8. Commissioner Roger E. Davis. N ait day at a bearing, sworn statements were taken from tha aliens. All said that tlregario Simonovich hail engineered tha smuggling. The captain nf the Semper Fidelia, Albert N. Padagt, turned out to be a former ace in Germany’* Air Force during World War II. His arrest aa a smuggler did not surprise tha Border Patrol, for he had been under suspicion for some time. P a d a p drew a prison seiv tence, and the aliens were de­ ported. Simonovich was Incon­ venienced lor a time hy the lose nf Padage, hut the Husaian seemed to have little difficulty in getting other "runners." lie atill had done nothing to w arrant action hy (he Cuban governm ent, and (tie U. 8. Border Patrol could not arrest him in Havana. The hunt had nut as yet even drawn close to Griska, the Foi. (To be (iintimnai) From ih* majetlic \ mountain! of O rients to the Valleys of I'lnar del R io , from y iiliM iiq iu M atin* through farmlands, rsnchtr, tu g ir planttiio n i, Im luitrlal centers A ...tra ttlsM ara d lico ttrln g A tha many b e iu titi o f this naartn truly foraign land. that loving attention and food la all that la needed In moat cases. Recounting tha story of their eperrow with a missing lag, aha quoted the rebuke (made by the'small boy who found him) to a grown-up who instated that be was only a sparrow and should be put away. "Ye* but ha is alive and a bird," the little boy said, and that euma up tha Van Behren philosephy, ton. 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' 4-. ftSi • ■ ' •* • ■••. • • T' : ' v M *> v JWw,V,'jr -j '/> M B: 4 m s PUT A PERMANENT SfMRiE ON FLORIDA’S MAPI * ... - \0 « �- Aowoclated Prcws lean e d W ire Yffl.IJMK XLVIH A Bicycle Safety Club will he formed in Sanford Saturday morn­ ing, according to Mrs. Frances Murray, chairman of the safety committee at Kouthslde School, Thi* Is a countywide effort, aaid Mra, Murray, and we are hoping lhat a big percentage nf bicydea will be registered during tha in­ spection and registration lhat will take place next Saturday morning. Mrs. Murray will be asalatcd by Police Chief Roy G. Williams, and officers of the Sanford Police De­ partment in giving safety tests tn youngMcr* who attend the initial meeting of the organization. This la primarily a safety step, Mrs. Murray said, hut it will be TWO CABS WERE damaged In a collision at tha Intersection of Baardall and Geneva Avenue*. Cmcoordinated with the cltywlde re­ ■table Galloway, at tha right, looka over tha damage. (Staff Thoto) creation program and many big events are being planned for tha spring and aummer months. Weiner roasts, bicycle treks, and other entertainment features are being planned now for the organi­ zation of young bicycle riders. When the bicycle riders receive A precedent setting group attend­ their tests, the blcyclo itself win be ed the Educational meeting of the registered and tha o w ^ r Issued six-county District Eight, Florida a lag. Division of the Americsn Cancer Th* event will lake plaee at 10 Society, at the Mayfair inn ye*, o'clock next Saturday morning in Tw# ware Injured and proparty terday. Fort Mellon Park Just to the rear damage waa estimated at ovar 81.- The Seminole County Chapter of of the Chamber of Commerce 000 following a collision of two the Americsn Cancer Society was Building, said Mra. Murray. rare at tha Intersection of Bear* host for the occasion which drew Cost of the tag when regiiterrd dall and Ganava Av*a. lata yastar- both national and State officials will be 30c, Mrs. Murray laid. And day afternoon. of the organisation here. she added, "It isn't compulsory Harry Bolk, *4, and h!a wife Walter James, National Field Re­ An tntemillonslly known bsw- that the bicycles be regtetemt, but Bather, St, were Injured. They wera taken to Femald Laughton Memor­ presentative ot the American Can­ ball umplre who will open hi* It is much safer since th« serial ial Hospital where It waa deter­ cer Society,'with headquarters in famous school fnr umpires it Long- number and owner of ihe bicycle mined that Rolk had received con- New York City, said, "Our objec­ wood on Thursday, recounted some will be recorded at the City Hall iualona and abrasion* of tha tive here is to educate the public of hi* experiences aa an umpire for future reference. head and to tha left shoulder. Mrs. and certainly a meeting of this The organization isn't meant to Bnlk received multiple laceration! type provides community leadws for 10 years In the National Lcigue buy fancy gadgets for bicycle*, A biasing inferno destroyed the burning home* and lay In of tha face and head and a po»*I- an opportunity to get together and at the weekly meeting of th* San­ emphasized .Mrs, Murray, but la two frame houses In Gulilshorn the itreet burning until erawmsn work cooperatively to gsln those ford Rotary Club this noon. bit hack Injury. meant to make bicyclca later to this morning, killing a 5-innnlhs from Florida Power and Light Bolk, driving a 1034 Plymouth ^objectives." District Forester Harold Bj*WI- old negro baby left bn a bed In Company rould reach th* tc*ne George Barr, who will Mart the ride at all times. sedan, was apparently turning L. H. Peterson, executive vice Also assisting In the event will kctl nf tho Florida Forest Rorvlee th* front room wher* th* fire and cut th* Hn*. weak Into Geneva Ave. whan he president of the Florida Division of 20th lesson of Ihe school that be Bob Karns, local Insurance today atated that due to the In­ started. Flames from tha twa burning erathe d haad-on Into a 1081 Bulrtc the American Cancer Society, of haa placed umpires such aa Frank agency owner, Sidney Vlhlen, W. creased number of wildfires In homea were i d hot that firemen Cathy Edward*, B-monih-old Sedan drlvon by Mra. Bobby Good- Tampa, said, "I am certainly Secory and L. V. Roberta In the W, Tyre, and Ed Christensen, di­ Seminole County, he Hu notified son Braddy, S3, of Centra, who gratified wllh the turnout and won­ National League and BIJ1 McKinley rector ol the Cltywlde recreation the County Ranter In charge of th* daughter of Ernest and Neill* rould not com* within itriklng Mm Edwards, wbo lived at 1718 dUtanre of the home with the waa.traveling «a*t mi Geneva Ave. derful attention. 1 want to thank •rid Scotty. Robb In the American program. Fire Control Unit In. Rea M s dtfyt -llth . |L •uxiiury; u»fca-i t h H v j t r Mr*. Braddy w»t accompanied by (he local people for what they have League aa well as many arbiters county » death la the blase \h af h ft nUther three children 114, 8 and • done to make this1meeting possible. In leagues of lesser classification, wildfire violation*. ■/ > thsr rould not reach because of It was th* second fir* of th« yean old. Under tha Slate Finest Fire th* he*t. inurning ami firrniff» had to bo Neither Mr*. Braddy nor her Interest in our society and In the told hi* listener* of the hold that Laws, the carelesi violation la a A strong east wind, blowing scut from tlio mono of otto bias* problems confronting u* Is picking nur national game has on tho peo­ children were injured. misdemeanor, punishable by a fine arms* the area this morning fan tn tli* ntlilr. At the time of tho up— the public is growing more ple nf other lands. Ills experiences Florida Highway Patrol Troop­ of up to 8200 and/or a county prison n#d t)e hloib horil»r *« fir* ram* flrn on Iflth a t firemen wtio nf (he past 33 years ranged-from er T. Stark Mack, Investigating ■ware of what we are doing."* term of up to th ru months. Care­ near destroying on entire lilt* nf fighting O Mate tliot destroyed At a luncheon, following morning- the ridiculous to the sublime. The th* accident, said that damage to less woods-bumer* ate also liable homes owned hy Wltlle Holley. honors paid him include that of long sessions of various groups of the Bulck would come to,approxi­ WASHINGTON - Foreign for suppression ro*t», and they Two of tli* houses were com­ mately 1400, whlla damage to the the organization, Mrs. Julius Dlng- being (he only hnnornry member nf Plymouth waa estimated at IfiflO. fclder, president of the Seminole tiie Business and Professional Wo­ policy appeared today to be as­ may be sued for damages rauaed pletely destroyed before firemen their fires. rould bring • hurt lino from IMh suming such proportions as a!by a Tha accident occurred ihortty County Unit of the American Can­ man's Club of this City. before B o'clock. cer Society told the group of more Harr, Introduced by program political Issue that Secretary of Mlkell said. "Sine* th* first nf St. to the seen* of th# fir*. than 123 that, "We arc extremely chairman Charlie Morrison, extend­ Stale Dullrs may be Induced to January, Semlnola County hai had Mor* than 1,000 feet nf hnsa 14 wildfires, burning *om* 207 was brought to th# seen# from proud to have you meet with ua. ed an Invitation to the Ruarian* lake to Ihe campaign Hump. Miss C . M clnnis He has said he haa no present acres nf valuahle tlmherland. Hie insld* tb* rity limits to finally You will create stimulation and to attend tho opening of his school for 2:30 o’clock Thursday Inlrotlon* of making presidential maiority nf these (Ires are being bring the blase under control. Among Top Seniors Interest In our organisation here." scheduled Neill* Mae Edwards, whom hus­ Mayor F. D. Scott, representing afternoon at Ward's Hotel Iq Long- campaign speeches, but he may caused by people who do not take change his mind In the light of a adequate precaution! In burning band work* at Sherman Concrete wood where the school has been the City of Sanford and Forrest Chosen A t Stetson furor over his latest defense of the Irash. In addition to this careless­ Plpa Co., said she was in held for the past several years. A SanTord student I* tmong the Breckenridge, manager of t h e administration's handling of for­ ness, Ihii grass and womls ire the yard washing when several Wellborn C, Phillips Jr., Indsy Seminole County Chamber of Com­ 18 that have been selected "Out­ eign affairs. tinder dry due to the numerous of her children ran out to tell her announced th# starting of construomerce, welcomed the county group standing Seniors" by the Stetson "GET ACQUAINTED" OFFER an oil stove w*i smoking. Sh* timi of 44 additional new homes In A Life magazine article last Rosts and lack uf rainfall. University student body. They will to Sanford. OKLAHOMA CITY iAt - Police week quoted him ss hpvlng said "Please Hn not burn your trash attempted to ittn Into th* hnus* Sanford and Seminole County. Fif­ Voile A. WllUami Jr.. Atililant reprimanded and ir.'rassd a 40- the nation has looked war In Ihe he featured In tha 1936 yearbook, hut was met by a wall of flam* teen will be In LltU* Venice, ora In State'! Attorney, principal speaker year-old man who admitted hli fare In Asia three Umei and avoid­ until we have had sufficient rain­ caus*d hy th* exploding stov*. The Hatier. fall to protect yourself and your Franklin .Terrac*. ona tn DreamMlaa Caroline MeTnnl* waa tha al the luncheon meeting, aaid "In offers to several women were fic­ ed it. neighbor’! properly from a disas­ Th* body of th* Infant was wold, ]g id Ravenna Park, and five Sanford atudent In the group choa- our desire to elect, we overtook titious. He aaid he Juat wanted to found on the remains of a bed Dulles was roundly criticized by aw. some things that are more impor­ get acquainted. Officer* said the a number of Democrat! and by trous wildfire. You, Ihe person who burned to ashes In the front room in Tangltevrxtd. 1 starts.the trail lire, are respon­ The 42 hnmp* will all h* eom Others mmed In the 18 were tant than money." of the four-room front* structure. Burton Hnlmes, DeLand; Sue "It disgusts me," he said, "that man obtained names of women! some British ncwspiperi for his sible if the Rre gets away. It will There are five children In tho pleled In January and February of Reynoldi, Daytona Beach; Martin we are financially able to provide seeking work from newspaper quoted statement that "th* ability be your responsibility to pay th* Edward* family nlhrr Ilian the 1038. The total of ulna prices is Stephana, Umatilla; Ralph Chand­ funds for hog cholera shots, spread­ want ads, called and offered them to get to the verge without getting s Precision costs of a carcleas child who wa* burned to death. $333,ono, all of which Phillips term­ Jobs. j into war Is the necessary art." woods fire," Mlkell concluded. ed "new Investment money for ler, Defunlak Springs; H. Mal­ Power linr* were hurried from Sanford from northern Insurance colm, Tampa; Cbuek Sands, Mi­ ing decline, and other requests and companies and savings banks ami; Joartne Motes and Sue Fer­ yet we do not havo funds to provide which will bo a great allmulant to rell. Filatka Wayne Cbsslaln, housing for some 800 children In husinotx and employment in San­ Bobby Crumpton, tnd Morris Fos- our mental and rehabilitating or­ ford and nearby Semlnola County Orange, N. J.; Harold McNeill, ganisations of the Stale." Speaking on tho subject "The communities.” ^ Sanford, N, C.: and Han Chang, Part Volunteers have played in ou; Tokyo, Japan. In making tha announcement to­ history," Williams said "Whal ad­ day, Phillips said all of tho sub­ vance has our society made with­ contracting and a large amount n( A rea Nurses Asked out making anme offering fnr ser­ materials, as well ai such services vice on their own frre will. Yet, as banking and Insurance, wUl b* To A tte iiJ ( Sem inar the ciplure of (he Brink’s holdup provided hy Sanford firms men it more important nationwide Phillips sUn said that during 1833, On C a n ce r Jon. 20 than the discovery of tho Salk polio tiro Phillips operation employed an RogWmrf aigt prcrfleii nurse* vaccine,.He aifdcd, "Aren’t we for­ average nf 82 people, 37 of whom In th* Central Farida area ata tunate to hava among ua those who were residents of Sanford or Semi­ invited tn attend a Cvmtrr Seminar, wUl make some lasting contribution nole County, scheduled for Jun. so at the Hills- of service to society, Phillips predicted that the year borough County courthouse In "One nf these dsys some doctor of 1038 would he aa successful as Tampa. ThlF meeting la me of a 1033 for Iha building Industry in aerie* of jdatewldn Seminar* for doing research will make a dis­ Sinforri. "The market will probabngrssi, in which latest method* In covery as equal to that of tha Salk 1) be more selective," he prophe­ Polio Vaccine," he aald. care and treatment the ear# trealment nf cancer cineer sied, "and people will be more Mr* Ding (elder paid' tributa to patient* will bo describe.!. There choosey* about looetlonz, design, Uioit organizations und Individuals will be no reglltrallon fee. material*, workmanship and equip Th« all-day meeting will begin who nrlperl make the dlstrictwide menl!” with registration at It 13 a. m , meeting possible. Beginning at 1 o'clock and con­ Asked .how ha Inlendrd loiappesl and.Will (M|ure Dr. John F. King, to th* marc seleetiv# buyer, tha Director of th* Service Section of tinuing through the afternnon, meet­ developer said lhat ha would build tha American Cancer Solely, New ings and discussions of the various (Continued on Page Eight) York City; several films and Mnc- problem* confronting local units scopes; and a series of group tils- wore held. CUstiohl. Former FBI O ffice r Tha Seminsre are ftnanerd b> tha Florida Division of tha Ameri­ To Address Bureau can Cancer Society, T). M. Ladd, farmer Federal Services A re Todoy Bureau of Investigation official, Mr*. Catherine Frye Bard, 71, now retired end residing In Gandied dan. 19 at t a. m. at her home •va, will addresa tb* Semiiiota The Semlnola County Children'! on Wait First St. Bom Aug. .7, County Farm Bureau at III meat* Committee trill meet at the School !S7T In Newton, N. C., she had Ing tomorrow night at th* Semi­ Adin.n/itrntlon Building on Com- lived in 8anford tor approylna!* High School Agriculture M«rcfat A"*. t» .‘it'rrow at 4 p, m. ntaUly 12 year*. Building, lnslead ot I o'clock at prayitKisly Surviving la one brother, J. F; The meeting, aeoanUng to ionFry* of Waldo, Fla, Grave side t . Carter, secretary of the rtrvlcej warn net for today at 4 anliatlon, will begin *1 f P- * • Evergreen OamaUery, with • i Egyptian N au tican M akes First C ruise Tha St. John'* River waa iiA , rated yesterday aa th* "NU«r«4 th* Americas” In ceramoolei at* tended by hundreds of Central Floridians as well as by local citizens *nd government officials. Ahmed Elsald Ged-Elhsk, S * rand Secretary of the IgynUaa Embassy In Washington dedicated th# "Nile of the Americas.” S h ah said, as h* compared the twn.iir* era that flow north, "I wish tn bring you greetings of modem Egypt, Egypt today. May <Jo4 btesa you all, and the Nila Hlvnr.* Following Ui# dedication o T th i river, Xlhak end Robert Osceola, a Remlnole Indian from Silvef Springs, broke the traditional Hots tie of champagne over the bow ol Ihe "Neutieen” to launch the flret run of th* Florida River Crulaeg pleasure boat carrying prominent people from over Central FUrtdt on tho Initial trip. Crowria gathered it the Hand* shell heard a concert by the hemlnol# High School Band ttndff the direction of Eroeat Cowley. Senator Douglaa Stenstrom tn* troducad visiting dignitaries from marly every Central Florid* County Including MayorI, City and County Oommlislonara, Cham­ ber of Commerce official*, N( officer* representing the Nl Auxiliary Air Station and visitor*. , Rtenstrom pol Property Damage National, State Heads Attend Cancer Session Over $1,000 In Auto Collision George Barr Tells Of Past Experience In Umpiring Games Residents Warned Two Houses , To Take Precaution Child Dies In Fire In Burning Trash Foreign Policy May Appear In Drive Phillips Announces Additional Homes To Be Built Here y r 1' • Av >’ ) 'jjWj , ' ■ 1 . nomenal growth_____ _ „„„ w# are doing her# today ls another step in a tremendous program n | advancement at Ssnford and fleml note County,” he said. W. R. Kemp and Richard Sodero, , ro-operaton of the huge boat that will carry ilghtaeen along fhn •M Johns River to view th* histori­ cal sights on a four-hour trip, pointed to (he advantages of the newly dedicated boat and aaid, "We ar* going to create every trip of the Nautlean Into a Veri­ table historical ovenl and dedi­ cate Ha inert!» to the happtaesa and education of tha panel* of tha worid," Photographers from both tha, Mate Advertising Commission and CIIS-TV war* on hand to film for television viewers the events of Uta day. Th* Nautlean ahoved off from the Sigford Flar loaded with en­ thusiastic visitor* wbo aama tn Sanford ter tho first scheduled trip ef tha big boat.’ It will carry ISO paseengars daily on Ha afteraooa run which leave* the pier at 1 o'clock each afternoon. ; Duplicate Bridge M eets Tomorrow A t M ayfair Inn Tho Sanford Duplicate Bridge ' Club will moot at tho Mayfair lna .'-'y Tuesday night where they will Join with guests and local bridga play* *rs for an avcnlng of bridga play* tfl Ing. Play will atari at I o'clock* '{ •aid Mra, Camilla Bruco. At last Friday'* meeting amt . j play Iha lop averago waa <0. First ■ . winner* wera Mr*. Alleo Eekhanlt ■j and A1 Irlcklln with 7714. Second V, .1 winner* wera Mr. amt Mra. Jack 4 Rallgan with 78 and third wliinitrg . were Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Ram* H *ey with 72(4. Friday the 13th for Lena Bella Jennings and Mr*. Camilla'Bruro jjJ was Ju*l an avaraga evening. Huw. :1V ever, they were No. 13 for the yB evening, wllh thtir top score , 'is made on board 13 and cam* In Ul*i ' ■:] for tha evening. >• ...a FLIGHT ENDS FATALLY ?’ TUCSON, Aril, tit — A Sunday afternoon pleasure flight ended hi death for four people when thfir plana atallad while coming la tap a landing, eraihtd and burst Inf* flam**. Wltneaaaa . laid tb» Reache/eik, Ronsnu'a pilot, Earl t . Comeg] 14, af Tucaaa, a on*-legged Warif War I War, vaered sharply at Ire*- 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 28-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 13, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4ed335993e23732bcfcbf011df4a11de.pdf 891bc8d24cb9e1acc5775d129ec39a69 PDF Text Text * # I IL o u69-7512 \ AII AU i ______ V.-’ V i l l — - * U 'g ™ °*“ ) • *1 •< . .1 , . ■wfflMl ___________________ . i f I H K B if if eWi j/w ikt i l ci ? 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(Staff Thoto) creation program and many big events are being planned for tha spring and aummer months. Weiner roasts, bicycle treks, and other entertainment features are being planned now for the organi­ zation of young bicycle riders. When the bicycle riders receive A precedent setting group attend­ their tests, the blcyclo itself win be ed the Educational meeting of the registered and tha o w ^ r Issued six-county District Eight, Florida a lag. Division of the Americsn Cancer Th* event will lake plaee at 10 Society, at the Mayfair inn ye*, o'clock next Saturday morning in Tw# ware Injured and proparty terday. Fort Mellon Park Just to the rear damage waa estimated at ovar 81.- The Seminole County Chapter of of the Chamber of Commerce 000 following a collision of two the Americsn Cancer Society was Building, said Mra. Murray. rare at tha Intersection of Bear* host for the occasion which drew Cost of the tag when regiiterrd dall and Ganava Av*a. lata yastar- both national and State officials will be 30c, Mrs. Murray laid. And day afternoon. of the organisation here. she added, "It isn't compulsory Harry Bolk, *4, and h!a wife Walter James, National Field Re­ An tntemillonslly known bsw- that the bicycles be regtetemt, but Bather, St, were Injured. They wera taken to Femald Laughton Memor­ presentative ot the American Can­ ball umplre who will open hi* It is much safer since th« serial ial Hospital where It waa deter­ cer Society,'with headquarters in famous school fnr umpires it Long- number and owner of ihe bicycle mined that Rolk had received con- New York City, said, "Our objec­ wood on Thursday, recounted some will be recorded at the City Hall iualona and abrasion* of tha tive here is to educate the public of hi* experiences aa an umpire for future reference. head and to tha left shoulder. Mrs. and certainly a meeting of this The organization isn't meant to Bnlk received multiple laceration! type provides community leadws for 10 years In the National Lcigue buy fancy gadgets for bicycle*, A b ia s in g in fe rn o destroyed the burning home* and lay In of tha face and head and a po»*I- an opportunity to get together and at the weekly meeting of th* San­ emphasized .Mrs, Murray, but la tw o fram e houses In Gulilshorn the itreet burning until erawmsn work cooperatively to gsln those ford Rotary Club this noon. bit hack Injury. meant to make bicyclca later to this m orning, killin g a 5-innnlhs from Florida Power and Light Bolk, driving a 1034 Plymouth ^objectives." District Forester Harold Bj*WI- old negro baby le ft bn a bed In Company rould reach th* tc*ne George Barr, who will Mart the ride at all times. sedan, was apparently turning L. H. Peterson, executive vice Also assisting In the event will kctl nf tho Florida Forest Rorvlee th * fro n t room w h e r* th * f ir e and cut th* Hn*. weak Into Geneva Ave. whan he president of the Florida Division of 20th lesson of Ihe school that be Bob Karns, local Insurance today atated that due to the In­ started . Flames from tha twa burning erathe d haad-on Into a 1081 Bulrtc the American Cancer Society, of haa placed umpires such aa Frank agency owner, Sidney Vlhlen, W. creased number of wildfires In homea were i d hot that firemen C a th y E d w a rd *, B-m onih-old Sedan drlvon by Mra. Bobby Good- Tampa, said, "I am certainly Secory and L. V. Roberta In the W, Tyre, and Ed Christensen, di­ Seminole County, he Hu notified son Braddy, S3, of Centra, who gratified wllh the turnout and won­ National League and BIJ1 McKinley rector ol the Cltywlde recreation the County Ranter In charge of th* d au g h ter o f E rn est and N e ill* rould not com* within itriklng M m E dw ards, wbo lived a t 1718 dUtanre of the home with the waa.traveling «a*t mi Geneva Ave. derful attention. 1 want to thank •rid Scotty. Robb In the American program. Fire Control Unit In. Rea M s dtfyt -llth . |L •uxiiury; u»fca-i t h H v j t r Mr*. Braddy w»t accompanied by (he local people for what they have League aa well as many arbiters county » death la the blase \ h a f h f t nUther three children 114, 8 and • done to make this1meeting possible. In leagues of lesser classification, wildfire violation*. ■/ > th s r rould not reach because o f It was th* second fir* of th« yean old. Under tha Slate Finest Fire th * h e *t. inurning ami firrniff» had to bo Neither Mr*. Braddy nor her Interest in our society and In the told hi* listener* of the hold that Laws, the carelesi violation la a A strong east w ind, blowing scut from tlio mono of otto bias* problems confronting u* Is picking nur national game has on tho peo­ children were injured. misdemeanor, punishable by a fine a rm s * the a rea this m orning fan tn tli* ntlilr. At the time of tho up— the public is growing more ple nf other lands. Ills experiences Florida Highway Patrol Troop­ of up to 8200 and/or a county prison n#d t)e hloib horil»r *« fir* ram* flrn on Iflth a t firemen wtio nf (he past 33 years ranged-from er T. Stark Mack, Investigating ■ware of what we are doing."* term of up to th ru months. Care­ near destroying on entire lilt* nf fighting O Mate tliot destroyed At a luncheon, following morning- the ridiculous to the sublime. The th* accident, said that damage to less woods-bumer* ate also liable homes owned hy Wltlle Holley. honors paid him include that of long sessions of various groups of the Bulck would come to,approxi­ WASHINGTON - Foreign for suppression ro*t», and they Two of tli* houses were com­ mately 1400, whlla damage to the the organization, Mrs. Julius Dlng- being (he only hnnornry member nf Plymouth waa estimated at IfiflO. fclder, president of the Seminole tiie Business and Professional Wo­ policy appeared today to be as­ may be sued for damages rauaed pletely destroyed before firemen their fires. rould bring • hurt lino from IMh suming such proportions as a!by a Tha accident occurred ihortty County Unit of the American Can­ man's Club of this City. before B o'clock. cer Society told the group of more Harr, Introduced by program political Issue that Secretary of Mlkell said. "Sine* th* first nf St. to the seen* of th# fir*. than 123 that, "We arc extremely chairman Charlie Morrison, extend­ Stale Dullrs may be Induced to January, Semlnola County hai had Mor* than 1,000 feet nf hnsa 14 wildfires, burning *om* 207 was brought to th# seen# from proud to have you meet with ua. ed an Invitation to the Ruarian* lake to Ihe campaign Hump. He has said he haa no present acres nf valuahle tlmherland. Hie insld* tb* rity limits to finally You will create stimulation and to attend tho opening of his school Interest In our organisation here." scheduled for 2:30 o’clock Thursday Inlrotlon* of making presidential maiority nf these (Ires are being bring the blase under control. Neill* Mae Edwards, whom hus­ Mayor F. D. Scott, representing afternoon at Ward's Hotel Iq Long- campaign speeches, but he may caused by people who do not take the City of Sanford and Forrest wood where the school has been change his mind In the light of a adequate precaution! In burning band work* at Sherman Concrete furor over his latest defense of the Irash. In addition to this careless­ Plpa Co., said she was in held for the past several years. A SanTord student I* tmong the Breckenridge, manager of t h e administration's handling of for­ ness, Ihii grass and womls ire the yard washing when several Wellborn C, Phillips Jr., Indsy Seminole County Chamber of Com­ 18 that have been selected "Out­ eign affairs. tinder dry due to the numerous of her children ran out to tell her announced th# starting of construomerce, welcomed the county group standing Seniors" by the Stetson "GET ACQUAINTED" OFFER an oil stove w*i smoking. Sh* timi of 44 additional new homes In A Life magazine article last Rosts and lack uf rainfall. University student body. They will to Sanford. OKLAHOMA CITY iAt - Police week quoted him ss hpvlng said "Please Hn not burn your trash attempted to ittn Into th* hnus* Sanford and Seminole County. Fif­ Voile A. WllUami Jr.. Atililant reprimanded and ir.'rassd a 40- the nation has looked war In Ihe he featured In tha 1936 yearbook, hut was met by a wall of flam* teen will be In LltU* Venice, ora In State'! Attorney, principal speaker year-old man who admitted hli fare In Asia three Umei and avoid­ until we have had sufficient rain­ caus*d hy th* exploding stov*. The Hatier. fall to protect yourself and your Franklin .Terrac*. ona tn DreamMlaa Caroline MeTnnl* waa tha al the luncheon meeting, aaid "In offers to several women were fic­ ed it. neighbor’! properly from a disas­ Th* body of th* Infant was wold, ]g id Ravenna Park, and five Sanford atudent In the group choa- our desire to elect, we overtook titious. He aaid he Juat wanted to found on the remains of a bed Dulles was roundly criticized by aw. some things that are more impor­ get acquainted. Officer* said the a number of Democrat! and by trous wildfire. You, Ihe person who burned to ashes In the front room in Tangltevrxtd. 1 starts.the trail lire, are respon­ The 42 hnmp* will all h* eom Others mmed In the 18 were tant than money." of the four-room front* structure. Burton Hnlmes, DeLand; Sue "It disgusts me," he said, "that man obtained names of women! some British ncwspiperi for his sible if the Rre gets away. It will There are five children In tho pleled In January and February of Reynoldi, Daytona Beach; Martin we are financially able to provide seeking work from newspaper quoted statement that "th* ability be your responsibility to pay th* Edward* family nlhrr Ilian the 1038. The total of ulna prices is Stephana, Umatilla; Ralph Chand­ funds for hog cholera shots, spread­ want ads, called and offered them to get to the verge without getting s Precision costs of a carcleas child who wa* burned to death. $333,ono, all of which Phillips term­ Jobs. j into war Is the necessary art." woods fire," Mlkell concluded. ed "new Investment money for ler, Defunlak Springs; H. Mal­ Power linr* were hurried from Sanford from northern Insurance colm, Tampa; Cbuek Sands, Mi­ ing decline, and other requests and companies and savings banks ami; Joartne Motes and Sue Fer­ yet we do not havo funds to provide which will bo a great allmulant to rell. Filatka Wayne Cbsslaln, housing for some 800 children In husinotx and employment in San­ Bobby Crumpton, tnd Morris Fos- our mental and rehabilitating or­ ford and nearby Semlnola County Orange, N. J.; Harold McNeill, ganisations of the Stale." Speaking on tho subject "The communities.” ^ Sanford, N, C.: and Han Chang, Part Volunteers have played in ou; Tokyo, Japan. In making tha announcement to­ history," Williams said "Whal ad­ day, Phillips said all of tho sub­ vance has our society made with­ contracting and a large amount n( out making anme offering fnr ser­ materials, as well ai such services vice on their own frre will. Yet, as banking and Insurance, wUl b* the ciplure of (he Brink’s holdup provided hy Sanford firms men it more important nationwide Phillips sUn said that during 1833, than the discovery of tho Salk polio tiro Phillips operation employed an RogWmrf aigt prcrfleii nurse* vaccine,.He aifdcd, "Aren’t we for­ average nf 82 people, 37 of whom In th* Central Farida area ata tunate to hava among ua those who were residents of Sanford or Semi­ invited tn attend a Cvmtrr Seminar, wUl make some lasting contribution nole County, scheduled for Jun. so at the Hills- of service to society, Phillips predicted that the year borough County courthouse In "One nf these dsys some doctor of 1038 would he aa successful as Tampa. ThlF meeting la me of a 1033 for Iha building Industry in aerie* of jdatewldn Seminar* for doing research will make a dis­ Sinforri. "The market will probabngrssi, in which latest method* In covery as equal to that of tha Salk 1) be more selective," he prophe­ Polio Vaccine," he aald. care and treatment the ear# trealment nf cancer cineer sied, "and people will be more Mr* Ding (elder paid' tributa to patient* will bo describe.!. There choosey* about looetlonz, design, Uioit organizations und Individuals will be no reglltrallon fee. material*, workmanship and equip Th« all-day meeting will begin who nrlperl make the dlstrictwide menl!” with registration at It 13 a. m , meeting possible. Beginning at 1 o'clock and con­ Asked .how ha Inlendrd loiappesl and.Will (M|ure Dr. John F. King, to th* marc seleetiv# buyer, tha Director of th* Service Section of tinuing through the afternnon, meet­ developer said lhat ha would build tha American Cancer Solely, New ings and discussions of the various (Continued on Page Eight) York City; several films and Mnc- problem* confronting local units scopes; and a series of group tils- wore held. CUstiohl. Tha Seminsre are ftnanerd b> tha Florida Division of tha Ameri­ can Cancer Society, T). M. Ladd, farmer Federal Bureau of Investigation official, Mr*. Catherine Frye Bard, 71, now retired end residing In Gandied dan. 19 at t a. m. at her home •va, will addresa tb* Semiiiota The Semlnola County Children'! on Wait First St. Bom Aug. .7, County Farm Bureau at III meat* Committee trill meet at the School !S7T In Newton, N. C., she had Ing tomorrow night at th* Semi­ Adin.n/itrntlon Building on Com- lived in 8anford tor approylna!* High School Agriculture M«rcfat A"*. t» .‘it'rrow at 4 p, m. ntaUly 12 year*. Building, lnslead ot I o'clock at prayitKisly Surviving la one brother, J. F; The meeting, aeoanUng to ionFry* of Waldo, Fla, Grave side t . Carter, secretary of the rtrvlcej warn net for today at 4 anliatlon, will begin *1 f P- * • Evergreen OamaUery, with • i Egyptian Nautican Makes AFirst Cruise Tha St. John'* River waa iiA , rated yesterday aa th* "NU«r«4 th* Americas” In ceramoolei at* tended by hundreds of Central Floridians as well as by local citizens *nd government officials. Ahmed Elsald Ged-Elhsk, S * rand Secretary of the IgynUaa Embassy In Washington dedicated th# "Nile of the Americas.” S h ah said, as h* compared the twn.iir* era that flow north, "I wish tn bring you greetings of modem Egypt, Egypt today. May <Jo4 btesa you all, and the Nila Hlvnr.* Following Ui# dedication o T th i river, Xlhak end Robert Osceola, a Remlnole Indian from Silvef Springs, broke the traditional Hots tie of champagne over the bow ol Ihe "Neutieen” to launch the flret run of th* Florida River Crulaeg pleasure boat carrying prominent people from over Central FUrtdt on tho Initial trip. Crowria gathered it the Hand* shell heard a concert by the hemlnol# High School Band ttndff the direction of Eroeat Cowley. Senator Douglaa Stenstrom tn* troducad visiting dignitaries from marly every Central Florid* County Including MayorI, City and County Oommlislonara, Cham­ ber of Commerce official*, N( officer* representing the Nl Auxiliary Air Station and visitor*. , Rtenstrom pol Property Damage National, State Heads Attend Cancer Session Over $1,000 In Auto Collision George Barr Tells Of Past Experience In Umpiring Games Residents Warned To Take Precaution In Burning Trash Two Houses , Child Dies In Fire Foreign Policy May Appear In Drive Phillips Announces Additional Homes To Be Built Here Miss C. Mclnnis Among Top Seniors Chosen A t Stetson y r1' Area Nurses Asked To AtteiiJ( Seminar On Cancer Jon. 20 • Services Are Todoy Former FBI Officer To Address Bureau v >’ ) 'jjWj , ' ■ 1 . nomenal growth_____ _ „„„ w# are doing her# today ls another step in a tremendous program n | advancement at Ssnford and fleml note County,” he said. W. R. Kemp and Richard Sodero, , ro-operaton of the huge boat that will carry ilghtaeen along fhn •M Johns River to view th* histori­ cal sights on a four-hour trip, pointed to (he advantages of the newly dedicated boat and aaid, "We ar* going to create every trip of the Nautlean Into a Veri­ table historical ovenl and dedi­ cate Ha inert!» to the happtaesa and education of tha panel* of tha worid," Photographers from both tha, Mate Advertising Commission and CIIS-TV war* on hand to film for television viewers the events of Uta day. Th* Nautlean ahoved off from the Sigford Flar loaded with en­ thusiastic visitor* wbo aama tn Sanford ter tho first scheduled trip ef tha big boat.’ It will carry ISO paseengars daily on Ha afteraooa run which leave* the pier at 1 o'clock each afternoon. ; Duplicate Bridge Meets Tomorrow A t Mayfair Inn Tho Sanford Duplicate Bridge ' Club will moot at tho Mayfair lna .'-'y Tuesday night where they will Join with guests and local bridga play* *rs for an avcnlng of bridga play* tfl Ing. Play will atari at I o'clock* '{ •aid Mra, Camilla Bruco. At last Friday'* meeting amt . j play Iha lop averago waa <0. First ■ . winner* wera Mr*. Alleo Eekhanlt ■j and A1 Irlcklln with 7714. Second V, .1 winner* wera Mr. amt Mra. Jack 4 Rallgan with 78 and third wliinitrg . were Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Ram* H *ey with 72(4. Friday the 13th for Lena Bella Jennings and Mr*. Camilla'Bruro jjJ was Ju*l an avaraga evening. Huw. :1V ever, they were No. 13 for the yB evening, wllh thtir top score , 'is made on board 13 and cam* In Ul*i ' ■:] for tha evening. >• ...a FLIGHT ENDS FATALLY ?’ TUCSON, Aril, tit — A Sunday afternoon pleasure flight ended hi death for four people when thfir plana atallad while coming la tap a landing, eraihtd and burst Inf* flam**. Wltneaaaa . laid tb» Reache/eik, Ronsnu'a pilot, Earl t . Comeg] 14, af Tucaaa, a on*-legged Warif War I War, vaered sharply at Ire*- 1 �■ ”,f'."- . />'■t’*- 0 X'V***. •' ' the aW EE •! % • c • " V vv- ?••. ■■ ■ ■ ..1 V y ! v v , i « -v-fv ‘ . W' -r ' 1 v c ■ ' , ( -..IHh ¥r . .. ■ Hnuu> 'sBvtNTH ^ 7 * 5 5 w n « e » i« M 0 2 A U " WITH VOW.* MS WHAT YOU CAN 5fOT ON THAT OTH»* WAX/ J U M t l T THIS VWLWITH J THE B O V S i f n ^ f c r H eresy : M ■P* sw a p tM Ur - ' *MAT”Jr* A5 MMAOMR o r r m btabb IU NT. 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MOW ABOUT ^ THAT MOMW* AND I WAS POOGETMIM, ONLY POACriCNG M V /— J S v* VWHOEVER HE 13" ' SCHOOL M AM A TT-/ -v L fM O N P i lots .B ut- AU.OMI Yrr-H T M ■ I . 8 ' 1— cm 1 Demos Believe Adlai Best Bet NO RA8 * FOB YOU, ) IUTLE1 I CANTILL S — CJWMV/ VOLPU JUST WA8HTN0T0N W* - An overwhelming majority of Democratic leaden believe Adlai Stevenion Ii now the b lit bet to win their pirty’e presidential nomination again in 19M. Tha A»K>clat*d Preaa recently totakd up the results of a poll of 126 Democratic govcrnori. atato chair­ man and memhen of the party'! national Committee. The Democrats were aaked: ‘•Whom do you conilder the lead­ ing candidate, In your atalc, for tha praaldenlial nomination?" Thalr replies were broken down ^ n fra riM W B J l' I v V to WORK PVMrr lIAUTinjL B l l MOW MB'S O S T T IN S ,__ . ALONOI r-' TH*T '3 JU ST AN 0 * 0 MANY P«W> 0 » L Y *ri*O N THAT flU P E i r — thla way: • S tevrnvm ............—-------- -— ....... TO K efauver......... ................. S Lauiche .................... ....— .... -• 3 Harrim.in ..........—....................... 3 Other*, or no comment ... 39 The poll Isn't as one-alded as it might seem. Some who voted for) Slevemon stressed it his mygln ii so slight it may vaniah beflre the conven­ tion is held tn August. At least five politicians couldn't mako up their minds, and decided the race waa * toasup between Stevenson and Sen. Estes Xefeuver * 3 S 5 B B tB 5 H v*a,AVASW... ' T W * r » A S O U T-rH l WWX FW3 BIE m verdicts looked: Gov. Raymond Gary of Okla­ homa: "1 believe it la a tonup In Oklahoma right now between Ste., vmion and Hxrriman with Hind­ man on the gain. Kefauver has some pretty strong aupport too." Ward Clark, South Dakota chair­ man: "H’* a tnsaup between Ste-, vrnaon and Kefauver with Steven­ son gaining.” And this is whit they're laying about the other candidates; Mrs. Myrtle McIntyre, Nevrf Hampshire n a t i o n a l committeewoman: "f don’t think anybody can touch Kefauver in New llamp-' shire." George Sandlin, Texas state ehiirmsn: "Lauiche has ■ alight edge now on Stevenson, with Kefauver third, Harriman fourth.” Michael H. Prendergait, Ne\V York atale chairman: "The party his many good men and we're proud of them, but I'm convinced that the governor (Harriman) la in the front rank." of Tennessee. Gov. Avercll Hirrlmsn of New York, an "Inactive" candidate ao far, got hut three voles. One of these waa from Carmine G. DeSapio, who, as a national commltleeman and chief of Tammany Hall, should have much to aay about how Hew York's M votes are cast in the convention. Gov. Frank J. Lauiche of Ohio, running both as a favorite ion and for the U S. Senate, picked up a home vote, plus ono from Massaehuietta and one from Texas. Others mentioned as presidential possibilities: Sen. Lyndon Johnson of T ens, Sen. nichard Russell of Georgia, Sen. Stuart Symington of ktliaourl, Oov, Robert B, Meyner of New Jersey and Gov. G. Mermen Wi­ liam* of Michigan. if the politicians are right, the 10M rice will be a replay of 1933, with Stevenson, former governor of Illinois, against President El­ The moat Important localities senhower. ^ whirs diamonds are found here Yesterday, in a similar poll of been India, South Africa and' Republicans, the question was South America, asked: Will Elsenhower run again? Their answer, by a big majority, was yet Some eamplii of Stevenson's support: Jack Toole, chairman of the Howard C. Long Montana state committee: "I hive Just finished a tour of the state Phone 388 and 1 find that Adlai Stevenion Is the most popular man right now," 807 E, Commercial Tom X. Brown, speaking as an Individual'- and nut aa the New Mexico chairman: "Stevenion Is so far out In front that others don't have a look-in tn New Mexieo." Monroe Sweetland. Oregon na­ tional committeeman: "Stevenion will be nominated on the first billot." ■ Here's how some of the spilt WELL DRILLING SLLY-LOOK'N tirr THIAn* A)NIT THEYf >»«>•**•»<* *M»W 8*«tteu», N. J„ toned Mi c»mPAlj* hit teto the rim it • New York ho'el, u h« launched hU 1UI MnpalfB (H jM ta M a t United State*. Krajewskt 1* running U AnIndependent candidate representing Me newly-formed "AreerinnThlrd Yiuty." He la ahown her* with hla ruhnlng mate, Anna to !* 'tm i * bottwwltt of North Bergen, N.J, end "Little Miu By enstn.- the perty'a mascot and oUndird baarer. f/nfimetioMlj BUYING A CA R? DANM RI Mb I i l l ham l ............ ......... General Insurance Chronic bronchitis may develop if ilh. chest oo" Um The Lew Coal - Sanford AtUatle F Dunce Plea 8 . JANES OCT AGENCY1 813 EAST FIRST STREET «SANEO RD ammcitmfcw. Bawc IaiUlueak L in Deft, �_________________________ 1 Additional Society MONDAY t The Dependsble lleas of the First Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. Nancy Brock) 411 Grandviaw Dr., at • p. m. for Its regu­ lar monthly btulneia and social meeting. The Elsls Knight Circle of the First Baptist Church will be held at the b o m of Mrs. Roy Reel, 114 Escambia Dr., at I p. m. TUESDAY The Fidelia Class of the F in t Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. V. C. Messenger, 13T N. Elliott at I p. m. Tha Samlaola County Children's Committee will meet at the School Administration Building on Com martial Ave. at 4 p. m. All mambars art urged to attend this insportent meeting. Judge Wart's Blbla Class of tha F in t Methodist Church will meet In McKinley Hal] at 7 p. m. for e chicken pilau supper, Hosts will be Mrs. C. E. Williams, Mrs. W. A. Hunter, Mrs. It. T. Warren, J. L. Crawford, and Mr. and Mn. W. A. Norman. The Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club will have a covered dish supper meeting at 4 p. m. after which entertainment will be presented. The Joy-Ruth Sunday School Class or the First Baptist Church will hold its monthly class meeting at 7:30 p. m. In the home nf Mrs. Roger Schmidt. 7437 Laurel Ave. The Unity Class will meet it 7:43 p. m. in the Valdes Hotel with the Rev. Carolyn Parsons as teach­ er. The public Is Invited. The FLT Club will mret In the JOOF Hall at I p m. All memhers ore urged to be present for a practice of Ihe Installation, j The American Home Depart­ ment of tint Sanford Womans t'luIt will mret at • p.m. with a program en “ What Civil Defense Means to the Women, of tha Community." Mrs. Irvinr Feinberg, Mrs, John Lee, Mrs. Walter Morgan and Mrs. F. E. Breckenrldg# will he hostesses. WKDNKSDAT The First Baptist Churrh will havo prayer meeting at 7:30 p. m. Die Sunday School Cahlnel of the First Baptist Church will meet at 1-13 p. m. Clvle, Serial Dept. Womans Club, meet at club hduse—Red , Cross speaker. TWVRSDAT An Eastern Star mfellnff will be held for Chapter No. 3 in the Masonic Lodge. Members please come as this Is obligation night. The Brotherhood of Ihe First Baptist Church will have its month­ ly supper and program at 7:00 p.m. FRIDAT The Enlisted Men's Club will have Its monthly dance from » p.m. until 1Z midnight. Married men and wives along with single mm and dates are urged to attend for fun and a good time. —. SATURDAY The R.A.’a of the First BspUit Church will meet at 9:30 a m. Magnolia Circle Installs Officers; Corsages Given Ths Magnolia Clrcla of 'the San­ ford Garden Club met Thursday at 11:30 a. m. at the homa of Mri. Harry Robson. Mrs. Marvin Dyat and Mri. H. E. Whlltcj-n were cohoslessei. After the business meeting con­ ducted by the chairman, members enjoyed o lovely covered dish luncheon. Mrs. George McCall, San­ ford Garden Club president, In­ stalled the following officers: chairman, Mrs. Charles Mreka; vice chairman, Mri. H. K. Ring; secretary, Mrs. Fred Perkins; and treasurer, Mrs. R. W. Herron. Mrs. J. E. Nichols presented each new officer with a corsage made by Mrs. Marvin Dyal and Mrs. Whlltern. A program of In­ struction and workshop on miking corsages was conducted by Mrs. Charles Wilke, with each member making a corsage. Present were Mrs. P. II. Col­ bert, Mrs, Frink Dean, Mrs. Joel Field, Mrs. Albert Hardesty, Mrs. A, H. Harris, Mrs. P. O. Hart,' Mrs. R. W. Herron, Mrs. F. D. Uike, Mrs. Charles Meeks, Mrs. J. E. Nichols, Mrs. Brailey Oilham, Mrs. Fred Perkins, Mrs. C. L. Powell, Mrs. If. K. Bing, Mrs. Harry Robson, Mrs. F. D. Scott, Mrs. John Shepard, Mrs. Harold Whlttcrn, Mrs, Marvin Dyal, Mrs. J, J. Weber, and Mrs. Joe Orscno. Civic, Social Group* O f Woman's Club To Hear Doyle The Civic and Social Depart­ ments of the Sanford Woman's Club will have a treat in store for them at their Wednesday meeting when J. Donald Doyle, field re­ presentative for Ihe 14 chapters of the Red Cross In this ares will he guest speaker for their rovered dish luncheon beginning at 12:30 p.m. Doyle has been In Red Cross work for 14 years and his been as­ sociated mostly In the military Installation coming here from Ft. Campbell, Ky. He will relate bis duties with the Red Cross along with the Idling of its functions and general work. Hostesses for Ihe evrnt will he Mrs. Metis M Starke. Mrs |, y„ Thomas, and Mrs. John Wilson. i {■V •» _ New Officers T o fiT For Navy Wives; Luncheon Planned ' 1 ■ •■ $ • J w • All Calendar Listings And Society News Are Requested By 5 p. m. Tha Day Preceding Publication a D. Farrell 810 E. Firnt For 10 veara this atoro haa r.onilatont'v obaamd tha follo w ln v hears i Wewh daya t a. m. to t i l l a. m. R atordaya • a. su. to 7 t M #. as. Cloiad from TtSO a. m. Saturday until • a. m. Mon. Arcade Package STORE ' __________ ___________ The new executive hoard of tha Officers* Wives, Cluh of tha Novel Auxiliary Air Station met to select Its officers at the home u«* r.L». H .U rt J&cbscr.. The retiring president nf tha club, Mrs, O. R. Tilley, Intro­ duced Mr*. J, W. Hill w-ho will preside as president for the next ■lx months, Mrs. Hill's newr board Inrludesi Mrs. C. F. FUton. VP and Wel­ fare; Mrs, O. D. Hall, recording secretary; Mrs. J. H. Bear, cor­ responding secretary; Mrs. W. J. Thomas, treasurer; Mrs, L. A. Guidry and Mrs, R. J- Brown, lunch and program; and Mrs, K. J, Mills, puMIcity, The January luncheon will ha held at the Mayfair Inn. Motoring IS Safer with' Seat Belt* By Beity ffksllae, Dodge T»*t Driver t i On ssfefy m l belli make a difference in Ihi severity of g mishap*? A lot of people, Including myself, emphiticilTy sly A U. S. lemlor and hi* wife are among Ihe latest bmete this lately device. They recently emerged without a match an accident in which their car waa demolished. Enthualaatls they credited their escape to w t h r . ; -------------------— — -bells. t Among the .h.' staunchest luuMhMt advo­ cates of seat belts are automobile j p stunt g s b , K . m 1A "55. u i 5 test drivers, racers “and min & em for lor p,,ro1 our h|l hw|7*. 1 men. We’ve been lusing them « .ri'n uDuring rin ^ ™rugged ««d m n w v m v*hlc,M oI ,h* «»UA»»I» 1 years. maneuver* h ^ ld ^us. tn Highway P.trol, Oregon I •ml and tests, tests, seat seat belts belli bold hold^ In Pollc*. Pennsylvania State f our soots se­ f l M M .nd ,nd of ,oetl departmenU a c ua r oe l y* ,and P P P I e 1 'he country are now eqoJ a a l o l r . (Re­ ien t l a f e cent a o f o tt yr wl,h U>U safety acceaaory. tests by one W W I itiVn snanufac. W h»lr«due# Injury la auto mgnufae' turar re v e a l denlf, many Insurance compiling now offer discount rates ea cMI t h a t passen­ equipped with them. gers ire twice ' Provide Coasted ^ si l i k e l y to survive an aeIn addition to the lately fhetar, L. M cident If they seat belli ■provide eomfori fol Miss Skelton , art not thrown the motorist. They prevent nut of the car.) aengera from sliding arounjW a i Rrcognlilng the tremendous sharp turn* and from 1$D| safety value of seat belts, most thrown forward during aa ab m j automobile manufacturers now of- slnp. They also help contra J u them as options! oauinmant squirming children. ' * on psssenger cars. And pttblie ac­ Remember, haweve*. Slotd ap ceptance is growing. Tho National belt* are only effective f M Association of Automobile Safety used. To function properly, dfieg Belt Manufacturers reports a must be worn In a ride substantial boom la talas during comer grocery store ne we recent months,. r— lonf^hlghwa/ trips. ~ Spotlight On Hollywood HOLLYWOOD. Oft - “T'»rta di fromsgglo — what is that?" The Inquiry was made by Rosan­ na Podesta, Italy’s gift In Holly­ wood. Having been hero only two months, she still falters on English. It wss explained that toils dl frotnagglo (Italian tran.datian nf checsrcike) is leg art, glamor photos, etc. “Oh," she exclaimed knowingly, her dark eyes brightening. “ Yes. I know what that ts. I do not like It." What Is this? An Italian film beauty knocking rliociecake? This sort of Ihlng could rock Rome's Hollywood on the Tiber. Miss J*odcsta continued: "You mean posing like this." She gated seductively over her shoulder, then dropped the pose. “ I hale It. 1 have dnne some In Italy, hut now t refuse. They do not ask me here at Warner Brothers because they knmv t do not like II. “ 1 do nol mind showing ihe legs If It is part nf the picture. Itul tost to pose for photographs—that is silly." This may distress some males, but she feels cheesecake Is on the decline both here and In her na­ tive land. *'I do not think you make the glrly revues that used In he made here," she observed. “ The public's taslo ha* become ton refined fur that. They want good pictures, not (T m um Sana HitrMti fhnln| RCENRft OP PIRATICAL HI JINK* like these will abound In Tampa February 4-11 during Ihn colorful Gatparllla Pirate Festival—■ specUtl* unique In American pageantry. Florida's largest single-day converge on Tampo^ Monday, Feb. 4, to witness a full scale pirate Invasion, ( iglr-day crnwd_wtll r (owed by just girl shows. “ It I* the same In Italy. No longer will the public gd lo see a had picture berime It is advtrllacd with sexy photo* of Gina Lollo brighla and Sophia Ixiren. They want to see good pictures." Mis* i’ndests find* some proposi lion to her view* in her own family. Her hushanrl I* handsome Italian aclnr Msrco Virario, who ii hero with her before going lo Mrxtro for a movie. Said he; “ When I came to thi* country, f said I wanted In »ee two things — the Empire Building and Marilyn Monroe." He added sadly, “ I have seen only the Empire State Building." Announcing Plymouth’s *150, lu ck y Motor Number 2 1st PRIZE *50,000 Over 50 Persons t Attend Showing O f Cancer Film Despite had weather more than XI persons were present at the showing of two films on cancer detection at tha Lake Monroe School last Friday evrning. This mealing was sponsored hy the Lake Monroe Home Drmonstratio. Club. Mrs. Paul Msrrs, pres). dent, welcomes! memhers a n d guests and Introduced Mrs. Sapp who is chairman of Ihe health committee. Announcements of future club ac­ tivities were made hy Miss Myrtle Wilson and the films were shown b y A n d r e w Bracken, assis­ tant principal it the high school. The merllng closed with group singing. Refreshments were then served bv members of Ihe Lake Monroe Club. . ND 7 8 3 OTHER BIG CASH PRIZES AND PRIZE ALL-EXPENSE WORLD TRIP CASH FOR 2 BY AIR plus *5 ,0 0 0 cash B I R T H S Mr. and Mrs, Arthur If, Hat­ cher Jr, announce the birth of a son, Marls Howell horn Friday, Jan, 13 at the Fernald Laughton Memorial Hospital, .She Is the former Miss Jackie Roland and tha prowl grandpnrants are Mr. and .Mrs, Gcorgn A, Roland and Mr. and Mrs, A, H. Halrher Sr. Mr. amt Mrs. G. W. Clark Jr. an­ nounce the birth nf a daughter, Peggy Ann weighing A lbs. 14 o*. in Ihe Orange Memorial Hospital. The young miss wss born Jan. 12. Home Demo Club Will Show Film The Elrttr Springs Hnrnn Demon­ stration Cub will sponsor Ihe can­ cer film, "A vmesllon In Time," |omorrow at 7:itf ,.m. at the Ehenewr Methodist Church, It wss re­ vealed by the president, Mrs. V;. O. Nolan. , , All ladies of the rommui.ify ire urged to attend as it i s -very Im­ portant, FOR MORE THAN 30 years (he Florida Citrus Exposition •nd its predecessor, Florida Orange Festival, have used an artist's sketch of a pretty girl at its “trademark'1 but start­ ing with the 195(1 ihow, to be held at Winter Haven Feb, 13-18, protly Salty Ardrcy of Bradenton, reigning Florida Cltrui Queen will be Ihe attention-getter. All Florida Citrus Exposition stationery, contracts, literature and other printed m atter will carry this picture showing her with a backdrop of growing oranges and enjoying one horaejf, DON'T TAKE CHANCES! WITH YOUR VALUABLE AND mREPLACABLE PAPERS W orld's easiest c o n te s t-ju s t go to any P lp o u th dealer and register the m otor number o f your 1950 o r newer model car @ i I t’s nur rlienen In relclirale niif rernriMiresking •ale*—mid In mnke even mute, friend*. IT* ynur dinner lo win up In 950,000 in c«*h—a thrilling armind* ihe-wnrld trip for two, plus 55,000 —og any one of 7(13 other idg ra*h ptite*. Ami it’s *o e«*y to win: You metely bring proof of ownership—for your 1050 or newer model car —to any I'i>nnmih dealer, and copy your motor npmher onto die FREE entry blank, bee rules. Thai’* nil lliero i* lo III There’s ndnhllgnlioii-iiulliing whatever to huy n r( snhe or rli)ine, (Sure, we hope you'll* .look over the new Jet-age Plymouth. . J biggeit ear nf tlm low-prlee th re e .,,j only low-price car wi|h Puih-Butto«| SwMpstwko opens January 17 hurry in and antar now! THAT THEY’RE SAFE IN A SAFE - DEPOSIT BOX HERE * SA N EO R D A t l a n t ic m b n a l b a n k . • ■y?** *- • • i«mIn Jio. | r j (ryisH U ted I9 2 i (AffltuUd With7k*AiUxtkNdiiomi RinkofJidmviiU) Msiobert Federal Dvpovit Insurance C«rp. , "■*,|r , (any m ake). That’s a jj. Nothing to buy o r guess o r solve. lYOU’LL KNOW • . • and mall It today to find out how you can atilt apply for o 11,000 life iniuraneo policy to help take rare of final eiptnsaa without burdening your family. You handla tha entire tram* action by mall with o i .d AMERICAN of KANSAS CITY. No obligation. No one will call on youI « Writ# today, simply giving your name, address end ago. Mall to Old American Ini, Co., 3 .West Oth, Dept L2&00B, Kansas City, Mo. ___ ________ 3rd p rlio -$ l> 0 0 # 4th prito—$3,800 l l h p rlio —$1,000 S O jirlisisf $100 7 i prises nf $330 100 prises nf $100 $11 prises *f $$0 71$ prises b i« H tetal of $110,000 1. Nnlbbis ‘In b u r « *olr*. Tabs Vnur till **rd re ntttaiMOon n f t l h a u ^ a n y pmnf nf —In any 1 1 .mouth ilaalar, H.f.-fty fm y * ' ■ r v ./< * M«ak. Tktq Wfi van# wamo, *4itn lu n W f, to d h*vt n w M i n dwnmi t.< • n /n au th Um ' In Iha roalaal •■ay bnt. S. Wlnnafi Mill ha m itim i Corporal in semi Driving. And we hope you 11 asjr about J'l) mouth's rrd hcit drill.) | Don't miss thi« rhanee el ISO,000 offj that avrlting world trip lor two. Huttw (ln to your dealer'a now. You may have’ a lurk^r motor number! ™'' �s. , • M M tf M AKLOn n - L t & nm m » m m l im -im im Federal Aid Chance M ay Be Halted fjo o food ror Sanford County. Itlxena at th# ontlro county e* a gigantic effort to forward bmie betterment of tho art*, ovary /ament, ovary nactuary faclavary axpoaaioa U Juttiflad. tha modem modaa of travel haj m located at Sanford or in Semity even though there item* to b# it usage to warrant tha operation ; • glance at tha um of air travel by l and Seminole County citizens would I to anyone who doubted that,an lid b t operated out of the hub of hi and out of the Sanford area travel, over the period of a year’e to an amazing figure, luelnua* the airlines for economical and ^.iortatlm would come to a total gome would be an astronomical ford and Seminole County folks are rard by any means.. If travel by feasible mode of travel to accem* their purpose, they will use the sir* to the fullest extant it fe why wa cannot understand wny Mould not boast of an airport for ta travel and for eonnsctlona Into where further travel la required, realised that In the near future, helicopter, between lout eentere, . everyday use, and we believe that ___ _ will be provided with such a facility. The time to start planning the airport d helicopter etatlon fetrffefs area la-NOJE, vhlle plane by airlines W o era Interested ra halting Florida a part of their nationwide lyatem are at their height. We were provided with the Information ere are BO.-Ueeneed pilots In Sanford tnd^he immediate 8anford area who Ilka m fly-thelr own plAnea as well as making use n air travel when business and pleasure Such an airport ac wo auggcat for San-' ford could well bo used by this group of aviation enthualaata for .the operation of piano* privately, aa wall ae providing ra etopplng place for piano aiurvlca around the Stato. W# feel that tho Interest in aviation la growing by leaps and bounds and the uta of facilities should not bo monopolized by such communities who believe that they aerve, economlsslly, every community in ita orbit of an undetermined radlua. Probably available, would be an area of sufficient size on which to locate such an airport at Sanford whers a runway could be oatabllehed for usa of both airlines and pri­ vate planes. With tho continued growth of Sanford and Ita immediate area, avery effort should bo made to provide tho facilities to best serve th* d t leans living here, The location of an airport would be at­ tractive to privately operated carriers of both frslght and passengers, serving not only individuals who usa the moat modern travel facilities available, but also will serve the newly located Industries In tha ares. As Sanford grows, so should Its facilltiss to keep up with the world outside. • e Revitalized Policy Called By Acheson Vow Is Declared ■ ByAngered Mother SAM DAWSON • Egyptian Visitor There'* a lot of eurloslty existing about what makes Seminole County tick—especial, ly when w* are ticking In the right direction and growing by leapa and bounds. Such curiosity Is evidenced by the visit to Seminole .County by a representative of i foreign efiottryi ■' Ahmed Elsald Oad-P.lhnk, Second Secre­ tary of the Egyptian Embassy In Washing­ ton made his first trip to Florida, arriving by plena Saturday night to visit Sanford and Seminhle County. Th* prominent Egyptian Representative was here primarily to attend the dedication ceremonies of the St. John's River aa the “Nil* of The Americas". Rut he also came to lee Central Florida, Ita products and Its Industrie* from Sanford. Undoubtedly, the uatial growth of this area, and th* fast spreading economy of this section, prompted Ahmed Elsald Gad-Elhak to coma her* for th* big event. Certainly wa welcoma the visit of one of Egypt's leaders and representative to our country. W* hop* that the Impression* received here, end hi* Impressions of our huge agrl* cultural arid Industrial program, will be pass­ ed along to others who will be ao Imbibed with hi* observations that they, too, will visit with us In tha near future. U.S. Budget Complicated I t tho fund* NEW YORK <*—The fedaaal tudgat la auch a complicated ef* The internal payment, however, air by now that pariiapa PNiidant like all th* other billion* the Eiaenhowar ahould hava chotM Traaaury pay* out ns th* federal Friday the 13th te unveil it Instead debt i* counted as an expense item of waiting till today. ta th* rggular budget. Carefully and coaiefeatteualy at It may havt b a n drawn up, tha k short, Mlloftiona os behalf of budget haa become ao unwieldy th* trust funds aren't counted si over lha year* that it ean fool all Income, although treated as caah but the moat expert: 1b* moat by the Treaiury, while talercat honiat of budget* la ao tricky by payment* te th* funds are counted as expenditure*, even if th* hinds now that it's poealbla te aay: may not i n th* cash. In this way, t. After *0 year* of aoelal aecur- th* Treasury’* caah iniak* and lly and aimliar program*, the Treaaury ahow* • caah balanco now only when the regular budget call* for a deficit of two or three billion dollar!. No deficit In die r w s a n HWr ■»,—« li tw lw ,»< iM fcy regular budget and th* Treaaury will have a eaak lurplua. jht«rM •• w n ,< o tH m o h * m m » er. lete^M ------------ Part 4* fee Foot eifir. -t u ifirt, - . 1. Th* actual auma th* Treaiury Section ISO. LAND OWNERB will ipend In the next Ratal year MAY BE REQUIRED TO FILL could be considerably more than IN. ETC.. LANDS! TO BE DONR IV .in ilF T tM i n w what Congress 1* being asked by ACCOBDINO TO PLANI AND par y.ite_ Hi th* President to autherii* at this SPECIFICATIONS. That th* gov­ 1 ," aeaalon — and th* auma could bo erning authority ef th* City ef Sanford, Florida, ta tho overalls leas, and *U legal g « M « A 5 ri.V M • !•> ,• < tar at rrailar i t m i h l n oatoa. 3, The auma tha Congrats flnatly ef authority conferred upon it in Naflaaatlf will appropriate aao may he more thhe preceding section, ehall have IWa a|| tia a a tW ‘ n .t.a ia or may be ilia than tha Traaaury tho power te require the owners will actually ipend In tho next fis­ ef ail preperty within any re* ta a a r a l f f a t r t e acoooSofte Freao cal year. AuUioriiallon fan't tha clamation district created and . . . » '" * f »-*r »* Ste no# foe i*»*MI#*. a ll t a , la .a t „ w , a .ia t .a la tbta aawaaaaa*. same aa appropriation, and appro­ establlihed under this Act-within priation Isn't th* same as spending ilxty daye from and after tha en­ Paired Monday, January Id, 1058 • • # —although sooner or liter the gov­ actment and publication of any or­ treating a reclamation dlsTODAY'S BIBI.B VERSE During Jsn. 16-28 all of Florida will pay ernment always gala around te dinance triu, to fill in, reclaim and bring Tn all their affliction he wa* afflicted, tribute to the things Florida grows and spending plenty. a topographical lavel all land* [id'the angel of his presonce saved them: in makes as the Florida Product* Festival Is The reasons for that* seeming to embraced within the territorial contradiction* are the,#: love and In his pity he redeemed them; celebrated. Everyone la being asked to buy Tha eaah budget eovera all the limits of any reclamation district th e bare them, and earried them all the Florida products and to serve Florida foods Income lha Treasury collect* from created. All of laid work of fill­ la y o ff old—Isaiah 68:0. the publie and all tha payment* ing la, reclaiming and bringing to during th* celebration. it actually make* to the publie, a topographical laval to be done in This Income Includes money which itrlct conformity with plana and HAL BOYLE Isn't counted In th* regular budget ■pacification* therefor, to be pre­ tha President has prepared for th* pared by tha Englnearlng Depart* Congress. This money chiefly con­ ment af th* City of Sanford, Flori­ sists of receipts the Treaiury col­ da, which plana and (pacification* lect! for social security and other shall ahow In detail tha rtqulrad NEff YORK Uh-tidies, If youftwo rite, too larga for him) i n i nation. trust fundi, It fan't counted aa gov­ amount of fill for aach and avary pint*a real bally lauih, 1 know Io*i out tha door murmuring to I. The Lord of th# Manor—ThI* ernment income, hut th* Treasury pa real or trart located In/ any bow you can get it. himiaif, "but all t wanted waa a fallow anapa hit fingcra imperious- can and does ui* it ta Ha dally reclamation district eriatid and eitebllahad under tho authority of t if ta 'i clothing atorea aereaa tha pair of knitted glovea." ly at the aaleaman, demand, the dealing* Just like any other caah thla Act, and tha manner ta gountry now aro featuring their I. The Wandering Destroyer— beat of service—and for aome re*, recaipt. whleh aald fill shall be mada. icml-hnnuel aaia*. Oo >to a lew. He paw* through and wracka eight aon get* It. Awed members of th* For yean now moat of Iheae Section 180. RECLAMATION Ihay ;hokt more real comtdy than ahelvci of ihlrt*. paw* a rioten herd ataml aiide a* he triea on trust fund* havt been colliding WORK TO BE DONE UNDER necktie* off th* rack and onto the half a doren auiti, loudly crlti- more from tho public than they OR BY DIRECTION OF CITY my show in town. You-don't hava ta buy anything, floor, p*wi half ■ doaen iport coat* ciiing tha cut, color and cloth of pay out in benefits. For their UPON FAILURE OF OWNERS and off. Then, without pur­ each. He winda up by taking a • xciii receipt* lha trust funds get TO DO SAME) COST TO BE AS­ fuat stand around end watch. For generation* tha conduct ol s u i n g anything, ho wade, out n{ M eant pair of incka and walks ■perl aI government lecurltles The SESSED AGAINST PROPERTY) woman at department (tore tile* th* WTeckag* waving a merry paw out with the lordly air of a man Interest on ihese securities bring In LIEN ON PROPERTY THEREa billion dollars or more a year FOR, That should any property haa bean a nock fake ta America. In goodby. Ila aojoya hlmtclf more who haa Just bought a yacht. «. Th# Oay Spendthrift - ThI* to tho fundi — although th* actual owners: owning property In any They are auppoiad te be aa un­ than anybody. manning aa a herd of cattle in 4. Th* Cautioui Investor—IT* be­ cheerful madman aeam* to be th* cash slays In tho Treasury and la reclamation district created under th* authority of this Act fall, *1impede.. But todiy the »hoe I* gin* by flngarlng the 1200 cath­ iileamcn'i beat friend, but actually within ilxty day* after th* date on the, other foot. If th* woman wart polo coata marked down te i* Mi work! enemy, He like* any. of th* enactment and publication bargaj* 'hunter la t acream, the 1141.30, He want* to know the thing and everything ha aeei. He of any raclamatlon ordinance • qiargata hunter 1* an abiolute name of tha manufacturer, what •elect* a dnicn ahirla, three aulta, creating a reclamation district, to country th* cloth cam* from th* two sport •Jackets, a couple of top­ k begin werk of th* reclamatlop of •ondltfaa of ita economy, Re fi­ tat American mm It more nally offer* IS9.M for th* coat, and coat*, and aeveral pair* of shoes. tends owned by then) embiaced •minded now thin ever be* and whan that offer la refuted Th* bill doem't worry him. V/hy WASHINGTON Lfi-Scn. Bridge* in said mclaniatloi^ district re* ahould itf Next Monday hi* wife hlitory. buy* a four-bit handkerchief and will land avery tingle thing back (R-NH1 laid Friday ha will fight qufred by the governing authority lankly, men act much e m ltr leaYM, blowing hla e e u ta Indig­ te tba iter*. any attempt to "corner" New of tho City of Banflrd, Florida, Lo ------- a big ail*,"' Hamphilre's Republican delegation bo fitted and roelalmsd, said work laid. "They for any other candidate if Preai- of filling and reclaiming shall bo gam* and don't dant Eiaenhowar doesn't run agiln. ! them would Bridgss. chairman ef the Senile anted te have their paychliOOP Policy Committee, told re­ TIKMO* tie i n the way they behave." porters thgt If peraons close te th* Uarapla Associates In*- to A. t . *clir*mor *t u* . Any lady who take* up watchlaf While House attempt te name a W. H. aims el Ml l y 'U N N I T T C IR Ft* stilts of FI* tiuor T. Musik. to i l o u m T. mo■urn** clothing aalee ai a sped** slate in ihe March II primary ta Caohtll »t u«' art ahould remember te keep AUTHOR WILLIAM MANCHESTER take* * dim vlow of hi* slate, he may file his nwn nsme Frank Kvon, *t at. ,to „Clarence _C. Tlttany ol u s , , dilutee* away. A tug-of-war * • Amorlw’a most distinguished book publlahora. "Since when," a* a delegate candidal*. Annla (,‘am.ron Marlwaatbsr ta Ft* a prised ahlrt between two gooh'gooh* Mr, MutehMtor, "have publlahora bejn considered "I understand tber* ia to b* no Uan Marlwaathar Aurbachar at »<r. Zimmerinaa at ua.to Rt' buck* can be phyifeaUy •uthorRtao as what hooka elate choias among tha list of can­ aid war* to any by (fender, bow* would sail? ‘David Karum' didates for delegate, all of whom K dviri "unrim!m*roua ta Oots.a at will bo favorable to Fresident El- Jinn V . Valued at u« I# WlUarwaa rejected by a hall-do son male bargain htmtev hreake House* before becoming tho n*ae Vallar Farm* Ino. NithAwer," he said. “If any effort J’ ,w» J. Angel •* u» »• Autaatu* fete aeveral common type*, la mad* to create a stats and U. Rotunda at u i _ _ bNWatlUai novel of iMS.r are a few: comar th* dcleaiUon I probib', Ctir of Sanford ta Auaustua C. RaTh* Brat flv* publlahora to' undo at u i ^Iba Pirate Balder - He la will become a candidate mytclf." Aufuatu . C Itntuada (t u i ta An­ by Uw philosophy that ac* Ugtos Slaclalr’a Tho' drew J. Muff Chari,a H. Brutmmsr la Thnmai Ut it bootm*' aver Lola wants, Lola gats.!' J unite1rtjo ALARM GOES OPP MM Of 1I0U Archibald L a lrd 'a t Si t* R- H until mother suitemer dhOBlinsat INSTEAD OF PAPER Mil A lOOd-lOAkiAl IM ktk, Tha teatu that feolnont floe’ r " V“ V o W o R I CHARLESTON, W.Va. up -T h* Frand Jr., el ea te Rea. grabs it f r s M l i a hand, ttaft koa alwayt boon rank woman t h o u g h t a newspaper William board Fir,ana* C«. m . « down his s u b u d raess te a n ife n boon raoogniaad n .J .v n d at ua ta aut* Rnk. uf popped right out for you when you M.Apofklife on first aBnooranim and haa ; elevator. pulled that lever ta th* box on tba Mtnrlon Wbatlar Pa v la * Ca„ ta J l o f e loul — Be never ofelblfeh odltooM m p « aum» l>rnvid,ni last. ra. utilly pole, ------w : H.Vr.h *t UI is a.--« . Aria at u 'earthing eater* ia hi* ill* ta? 81 n u t In th* Judgment Bst M#*(! of getting f ff*py sire I th* odvfae u d eeneeet of of diarimiaating reader* who of Iho Cturifetoa Daily Mail, th* p. Crane “ ¥ hi* father Ms wile or W# inflvonoad by salthod pollsters nor loading publlahora." unidentified Woman at Dry(fan u d Kauri la* A. Cvana at ua to iM beard Re stand* - l i r a * u* . Hdro’i aua gubUahar when few I* rod! an Finos Burnt Strafes got th ru screaming w»a,in "‘ V i . , et UA te Seaboard lug help, while the fela V“ > C*. b a s ila r Era esgtaa*. Tbs atwi a W.hnc* MIU,r*jr. at va te Mid-State Id a out fe the way. Mather Bonsai aeowfad at tte onb ahaatag o tamter feund and rotate papao dfapoMtag bag bang* « a buytaj as everaeet a t m ."Jeoter,” Me regrovad ktan rtww many Umeo havt I tote yew utility pole Jufe below tho fire Ml dr a! C 8^ 0 . Ca. to 1st F t l stem bos. * J« * 4"* » u . M * / ,'‘‘7r* • ,-S The Sanford Herald ^ ^ rfUgg-JBPi! s *ir,5 r i!*v Bridges Will Fight Attempt To Corner GOP's Delegation s a a— lii 4 | \ \ f i s *av. * Loan AIM. *1 net on Whailar Pavm Pavtn * Co. te Wllllamiburg l a v . Bnb. Nt nr inn Whailar Pavtn • Ca. te i'rovlSenea init. far t i r . ■ATiaFACTtnxs lat Fe*. «av. * Loaa Ataa. ta BlSr*. Ml*. Ca. Jamta * Matlhaw.a la aaMpb^laa, ta VclunU.r a u l a Llfa UiT*fn U U>i*rrte O. Carta i af Am*rlca, i at ui Brut Traainr Ca. la Z L Billina, aureh. aamt. „ _ Rriit Tractor ao to Hnrmaa A Jnyra. purch. l i n t . W allliora C- Philllra Jr., tea. ta JamM A. B it ty at SI, prf. r t pub. U«orea Harris t* John W. Manrr, rai. tufa eanir. A aaia. Wallhnrn C Pnilllpa J r . Inn., tn Jamai A, l a a r y at al. final Saerae Ra: adeptlaa bp Rar Allan siau th lor Jr, *t ur, final dacraa A rm ,* Faraaa af U. b. ta Frank Mai v* tor a Mantra, vafora Maafra, report aaff »•#. a.p, Urania rounly Haalth liapl. liapl R*i r a n ,, ra 'in ir Ht*ltn Airra aartlfl. If ‘M. AaSaraaa, “ ------- Seatk “ .' _ . «*t*. —id, _ _ (la-ard *. Hanson . ____ ■ ■ at u i ta’ Tkamaq M. lialllakMb st us, srt. af a t m tiaiard * Hnnaaa at tpn ua ta Derathp — TOMORROW — WINDfOR HOTEL DAYTONA TUR8DAT, JAN. 17,1:86 P. M. Located fe 184 Boat* Bear* Street, th* HOTEL WINDSOR fa Just I block* from th* heart of th* downtown DAYTONA BEACH buiineeo district, and overlook* tha beautiful Halifax River, with FULL RIPARIAN RIGHTS. A large S-etory building, ta oseollant condition both fasld* ond out, end with an automatic sprinkler system throughout. Being both o recognised and oeUbliehod Commercial and Tour­ ist Hotel, HOTEL' WINDSOR onjoyn overnight, eensonfe and permanent guests. It contains a largo lobby with fireplace, spacious dining room, completely furnished kitchen, sun perch for tho convenience of guoets, and 40 gueot rooms nnd apartments. Th* largo ground* contain n duplex m tho roar. Due th* aipans* af the property, additional building fate, may be offered Mporotely and fas its entirety. te A u cT io N FRIDAY, JAN. 80. 1:00 P. M,, OCALA, IH Milos North on U. S, 441. Belling 8 ocree with large U. S. H wy. 441 frontage, also frontage on County rood. Property include* modern S bedroom homo sot bock from highway among beautiful (hade trees, home ia Mlllng with kitchen equipped with refrigerator and itov*. Situated on thla property near tha highway le a wall constructed business building 88 x 100 ft. of aluminum construc­ tion with cement floor. It To now being used for woodworking ■hop, however, le idetl for many ether purposes. Also many shoie* lets facing U. S. 441 and County main­ tained rood will b* offtrpd. Property will ba eold *o that pnw caia may ba bought separately or os a whole. FRIDAY, JAN. 80, T;00., ORANGE LAKE, MOM * POP RESTAURANT, otso known aa MICHIGAN INN. Located ta tha heart of ORANGE LAKB builnoei ares, with 881 f t frontago in U. S. Hwy. 441, thtro is also a largo pav*d"f*riri>>V • " * 126 a I I ft., providing ample room for expansion. Tho roitaurtn t will bo sold completely equipped with th* bait Daturas and facilitio*. Tha present owners hove betn operating tha rostourant for I years, and have a vary profitable business with a larga wall established clientele. It I* outstanding for its food. Thsr* is also a small homa located on this property that will ba eold, and will ba offered eoperotely, or with th* pro­ perty ta suit the purchaser. ThI* property Is located holfwey between OCALA and GAINESVILLE, end ta th* etnter of FLORIDA'S most famous fishing area. MONDAY, JAN. IS, 1:88 P. M.. K1SBIMMEE. Located at I t Mabett Bt„ sailing I unit apartment building with 4 apartment* completely furnished and awnors apartment partially furnished. Outstanding opportunity, constant rental demand. TUESDAY, JAN. 14, UIO F. M., ORLANDO, - WINTER PARK— Beautiful 4 bedroom, t% bath home, located near Via Salerno, near Lake Maitland ta ana of Winter Park's most exclusive roe ideatie) sections. This beautiful homo Is located on a large landscaped lot 140 ft. frontage, with eireular drivoway, S car garage — variety of sitrus trees. THURSDAY, JAN. 88, liW P. M., ORLANDO, Coraar Pal­ mar and Hyor Sts. Large eammsrclal building suitable for re­ tell stores, Doctor's Clinic, co multiple offices I ether profe*•Intel s m c . Located on Palmar Street, close te downtown and to tha center ef heavily populated. residential area. FRIDAY, JAN. ST, 1:80 P. M-, OCALA, BED Oa TB HOTEL COURT Located oa Hlgkwaya M l and 441 busln.s* iwuto through eity at Magnolia. Oroundo Improved with 80 building*, furnUhed, which will ba offarfe eaparataly as hamea and rwsUl unite, ale* selling building fete# and commercial earner*, m ta tte entirety as an ouUtaadlag mote) opportunity, TERMS: 10% down at Auction, koUne* to b* aanauacad. W* have aaly a few open dates left ta J**uanr FfkritelJJ H yea have property that you want to soli Immediately call 44671 or write ae, and a repiceaatetiv* will call on, you without obligation. Don’t let tbs season-pass while you hold your pro­ perty. Th* HANSBROUOH way ia th* Quick • S u n • Safe. Way. Fragect teo Open far Inspect tea (Dor 18:00 A. M. I Day fe Aaction (Y U A N S B R O U G |_ | 1I* ^____ F . ^ l f a a * (far^aiTa _jla lf f * Maawat) Sffsar te Wltllaas Writ*, far Felder* 0 ‘"i ih. •' t *t* mm »■* L 1: don* ander ond by theTIreetlou of tho City of Ktnford, Florida, and tho ontlro Mat thereof shall bo aaaaaaod equitably and proper^ tienately against tho lands emhraeod ta said reclamation district, and tho City of Sanford, Florida, ihtll have liens therefor against til tends embraced ta said reclama­ tion district, which Item shall bo and remain ia'full force and affect until fully discharged by payment, and said liana ahall bo onforeoablo by appropriate proceedings ia chancery, oe hereinafter provided. Section 181. RECLAMATION WORK TO BE DONE BY CITY UPON FAILURE OF OWNER SO TO DO: TOTAL COST ASSESSED AGAINST PROPERTY: ASSESSMEN TO BE ACCORDING TO BENEFITS. That upon tho ffelure of any property owner, awning property in nny reclamation dis­ trict created under tho authority of thla Act, to maka tha Improve­ ments ordered te bo modi by tho governing authority of, tho City of Sanford, Florida, ta any re­ clamation district established with­ in tho tiraa required, said work of reclamation and filling In shall bo don* by th* City oi Sanford, Florida, or shall bo 1st by contract by tha City of goaford, Florida, to th* low#it and bast bldds* there­ for end tha total cost thereof shall bo asssssod equitably, ratably and proportionately against all tends ambtscod within said reclanution district benefited by said Improve­ ment, Each parcel of tend embrac­ ed In any reclamation district hsroafter created and established under tho authority of thla Act, shall be assessed in proportion os each separate parcel of land ehall ba benefited by said project of all expense which, may b* incurred in th* construction and completion of said project. Including all carrying charge* for Interest on borrowed money, engineering foci, attorney's foe ond other incidental expenditures necessary te the m m ptetlon ef said project, in accord­ ance with tha plana and specifi­ cations therefor. Seminole County Records vTry a n d Stop M e dp Affair Your City Charter jMatch Women At Bargain Counters "»Yf WAIHmOTQW (* — - A Uttar I Leaders seen to think tha House | They're far federal a l l Many of rCW (g itrussle overr eagraiatien segregation ta *uMie public I wlp a mb with the b n to- thorn arc also against Msregatloa (cnouk. m.«/, U c«. w. -iU »u:lMcw • “ th#y rtw'acU* taemielvea, w federal aid t* get ‘ te voting f e d e r a l aid m •»*»«•» this year far too much difficulty. There ta more elsisroomi built. wglch Insist on keeping Before CengroM volet esy fader- limit os debate there. school* logragatadf it ild It m tut fee* and avtreomo But ta th* Senate, where debit* They may -try to straddle Ui* a showdown ee thia question: is unlimited. South an Democrat* quaitio* and vote against a ban; Should any federal aid *e to atatea can filibuster agitnat any federal os hud* for segregated schools which, contrary to th* lupram* old MU with tho has attached, with this, kind af argument: New Court’* rultal, itlil hava racially H can ho said almost with cor* classroom* are needed by whit* togregaiod Public acbooUT lately they would sot abmdo* and Negro children alike. Th* Freaidcnt Elsonhowor'e program their fillbuster unless,* federal aid guoeUoo of segregation—if insist­ given to Congreu called for payin* bill carrtee no ban. U th* mean­ ing on a ban ta ■ fadaral aid bill out ovar two billion dollars ta tho time te u to n who tail thamtelvaa means no federal aid at ail—can next flvo ytara on foderal aid. liberal* will be o* a tough spot bo fought out Istor and In othajr. Many Democrat* aro ta favor, of way*. , money for m w tchooli loo. But Eisenhower himself avoided th* there le a iharp dlvUion on tho problem In Ms messag* to' Con. togrogatlon iieua. greis. He never mentioned it. Th* National Aaia. far tho Ad vancemast of Colored P e o p l e WASHINGTON (Jt-F m w i (NAACP) want* a ban on federal rotary of feat* Dead Acboaon aid la auragatad atatea. It laid haa csited for a r o v l t u l l i o d that C e n g r * a a hat a "moral foreign policy, Imagtaatlvaly and and local obligation" to lmpoat vigorously pursued, and cautiosad tueh a baa on any monty It votta. •galnit conducting feroigs affairs Rep. Adam FowtU, Negro Dem­ by "buckaterism." ocrat from Now York, taya confi­ SHORT CREEK, Utah (JR — A dently he haa enough vote* lined *rta evil of huckstorism, tho Tru­ frail, tired woman camn home ta man administration oecrfeary af up ta the Houie to make lu rt any thla desert town Friday, leaving fadaral aid money voted by that state said, is that.it glamor!*#* a m a s ef her eight children 1a itata chambar earrloa a baa oa its eae product white obscuring th* fact custody and vowing te fight "with that tharo la no product at tan. < ta aegragated area*. “Thla ia tha era of tho huckster,” every drop of my blood" te get he told some J » hearers at a din- them back. r glvM in hi* Hearn Mr Uso Wom­ Only 4-ytar-old Vaughn met an'* National Democratic Club. Mr*. Vara Blaek on bar return. If wo go as M wo bavo been dotag Ho haa whooping rough and could w o l eomo te th* ultimate alogan not bo turned over to state wet­ ter* authorities at Prove Thurw of 1weakness la ataangth.'" day. Th* gate Waller* Commie* slot took custody af the other outgo «ta ho ta balsa** svoa M fee DO-FT YOVRSRLP seven children when Mr*. Black ordinary budget laa't. The difference between actual PtNETBATRS VNDRROROVND refund to swear ta writing not t* apending and th* authorisation and DENVER LG—Th# do-it-younoif teach them polygamy and not to appropriation of fund* by poajroa* m i s kN penotrated Uw under­ praerie* it ham lf. Vaugan win bo surrendered to th* feat* when ho can b# fast aa aoafustag. Tho world. various departments of govern­ A Denver burglar entered • hoy te wail. ment often kav* Urge carry-wen up r e c e n t l y and took fast Welfare official# pleaded wife of auma appropriated ta farmor three Hems: two code books Iden­ M r*. B l a e k for tww hours tify tag mote known pattern if to sign an affldvait which yean for their aw. That la how spending far foreign key*, and a machine with which to would onabte her te beep bar chit dm . i aid could be maintained at tho old maaufactor* ta# keys. ret* this year although Caafroci cut down <m Use appropriation far it at th* last Nation. �* Mrs. F. Meriwether Entertains Group With Coffee Hour Ur*. •Francta W«rlnr«th*r gave • caff** Friday at 10 a. m. la har hom# on Celery Ava. for Hi# exacutlv* board of tha Sanford Woman’* Club with Mr*. Jo* Cor­ ley aa co-hoiten. ' * Tha din inf room Ubt* wa* overlaid with a lara doth. Floral arrangements w*ra lovely IncludI l f Uia craatlon of driftwood aeeontad by fruit. Chrysanthemums warn uiad axtanalvaly through* mat tha room*. Lovely rafraihmanta wara *arr*d to Mr*. C. ft. Daw.on. tacond vie* praaldant; Mr*. William L. Kirk, third vie* pra.ldentj Mr*. F„ E. ■rackanrldf*. corratpondlng «*erataryt Mr*. W. B. Ellerbaa, trra*. nra; Mr*. B. C. Moor*, C)vte Dapt. chalrmint Mr*. G. E. Well., Fin* Arta Dapt, ehalrmaoi Mr*. J. A. Young, Social Dept, chairman] Mr*. Willis Paarock, American Horn* Dapt. chairman] Mr*. H. W, Ruekar, parliamentarian; Mr*. Brodla William*, hom* chairman] Alia Mra, John Callahan. pr**a chairman] Mra. Frad T. William*, hlatorlanj Mra. N. V. Farmar, club planiitt Mr*. Laura P. Brown, laadar anamhty tinging; Mra. Clyd* Kami*)*, qourttsy chairman; Mr*. W. D. Hoffman, courtesy hoitiaa; Mr*. C. M. Flowara, Youth Con**rvatlon] (Photo by Raymond Studio) Mr*. Franrl* lo ll, flag courtesy; Mra. Jo* Corley, U80 eHalrmam MU* Margaret Davit, Stiinway luparrlilor] Mr*. B. 1. Crumltv, circulating *lek room equipment; jJean Carpenter, Arthur Pedigo Central Circle O f Garden Club Hears Mrs. F.Hill Tha Central Circle of tha Sinford G ardu Club met at th* hom* of Mr*. R. W. Tumar, Thuraday, for a morning mealing, with Mra. 8. C. Mc?rs i r i Mr* A. F. Cull urn a* co-hoitasiai. Mr*. B. C. Moor*, chairman open­ ed th* 'meeting with a motto for Ih* New Year, "1 Bellava," Mr*. Georg* R. McCall, president of th* Sanford Garden Club mad* aa announcement of th« Studr Course to ba held at the Gardrn Club Canter, Jan. 25, 29 and 27 and urged ill membera lo attend. Mrs. McCall than Introduced Mrs. Frank Hill who spoke on “Your Florida Garden," a subject In­ teresting to all member*. Horticulture Chairman. Mr*. A. K. Rossattor, gava an interesting talk followed by questions which ah* “ ably atuwerad." Mr*. M. E. Hagan, chairman of tha nominating committee present­ ed Ui* following name* which wara unanimously adopted far tha new year: Mr*. Llnyd Laadmaa, chair­ man Mra. Frank Hill, vice chair­ man; Mra. Franc!* Bole, aacratary; and Mra. Zab Ratliff, treasurer. Mrs. Frank Hill, vice chairman; Mrs. Francis Boll, aacratary; and Mrs. Zab Ratliff, treasurer. Delicious refreshments w a r * «ft,-vs<4 Th* sparioua rooms war* decorated with arrincemenls of Florida Rosas and asalaai from Mra. Turnar’i garden. Th* following member* wars present; Mrs. Frank Evans. Mrs. Grorg* R. McCall, Mrs. Walter Svhwiri, Mrs. Frank H. Hill, Mr*. Zab Ratliff, Mr*. J. B. Fields, Mrs. Jodar Cameron, Mrs. F. E. Bolt, Mrs. B. C. Moore. Mr*. U. E. Hagan, Mis* Lois Campbell, Mr*. Daniel E. Pugh, Mr*. A. K. Rossetter, Mrs. R. W. Tum*r, Mtss Adilald* Conte, Mr*. A. F. Collum, Miss Alice B. Cooper, Mrs. H. M. Pupworth, Mrs, Ira Southward and Mra. Wurt W. Wamar. M r. J. H. Nicholson will enter­ tain tha Central Circle at. har home In Draamwold Thuraday, Fab. 9, Co-hostassat will b* Mra. Georg* R. McCall and Mra. W, B. Nfthol- Meeting Tonight Tha re g u la r ■ e e lin g ^ f tha lamlMre. W. F. Yaelay, Bible thalrwill b * held man; Mr*. 8. G. Harriman. bud­ n ol* Audubon get committee] Mr*. A. O, at tha Sanford Garden Center to­ Roberts, budget; Mrs, L. E. night, a t T:SO p m. Thompson, budget; Mra. W. C, Program is hy Mre. Sybil Rnuth Wiley, budget and Mrs. Oscar M. and har etudenta of Orammar ISchool. ltarrisien telephona chairman. Sanford Citizens Should Not Miss Thursday Coming Operetta Studtnti and faculty mambart *r* working nand-ln-hand In tha production of Victor llarbart’a operetta, "Th* Rad Mill" which will onan Tuaaday nliht in Day* ten* Beach in h ipaeial perform* nnra for tha Teuriat Club and then pl*v four nighti at Stov.r Theatre for tha atudenta, faculty and publie. Prof. Harold M. fli/fln, direc­ tor of tha Gte* Club*, la con­ ductor of the nrcheatra and ehorua. Th* other member of thia well-known hushand-wtf* team, Mra. Virginia C.lffln, la In charge of th* dramatic!. Th* School of Muilc and th* Department of Drama unita to ataga thia operetta, Dr. O, 0. Proekatt, of th* Stover Thantr* ataff, ta technical director. Jack Coldiron, of th* Schoal of Mualo faculty and In leading role* of two operetta* while a atudant. Ii atag* mana­ ger. Choreographer I* Patricia Louie* Wagner, a (ephemera from Miami, a student of tha modiri dene# while attinding Carat (labia* High School. Seanary and prop* a rt being built hy th* itageacraft etaei un­ der tha auparvliion of Barbara Van Akin, DeLand, and Raymond Delgado, Winter Haven. In addition to tho twalr* prinalpal raiat, aavaral *f U*m doubla-caat hacauaa of tha large a* mount of talent, there la a Methodis. Cirel# No. Four of th* WICSfof tha First Mathodlit Church mat gl tho homo of Mn. J. >. Crawftort on Lake Mary Blvd. with Mra. R. F. Cranihaw a* eohostejs. Mr*. Marvin iwdflon' pr*«tti*a ov-r th* meeting and tha devotional wag given by Mr*, Blake Sawyer* Th* meditation atudy, "A Sarlou* Call to A Devout and Holy Ufa," by William Law, waa olfarad by Mra. 'Jama* Roiard. A new member, Mr*. Robert Dougin, waa welcomed to the circl*. whit* Mr*. N. S. Sawyer wa* a visitor. Alio present war* Mra. W. W. T>t *. Mra. Tad William*. Mr*. C. L Wallis, Mr*. Jo* Jarrell, Mr*. W. R. Hailttl, Mr*. E. L. Ley and Mr*. W. E. Glfdawell. WSC8 Circl* Ona mat Tuaaday at tha hom* of Mra. John Domlnay In Loch Arbor. Mra. Bill Kirk gave tha devo­ tional, raadlng from tha Blbla followed by all mamhara praying tha Lord’* Prayer, An Inspiring raelp* for happlnaa* for th* New Year wa* also road by Mra, Kirk Th* atudy, “Tha Practice of tho Pr***nra of God" waa given Happy Birthday Or. K. W. Beaker -Mra. Howard Mon tel th Frland* ef tha Rav. Parry U Stone will b* glad ta taarn that h* la getting along flna after as operation hi tha Orange- Me* mortal HaaplUl, holier. 1 Member* praaant wera Mr*, Charlaa Meeks, Mn, Ed Shim holier, Mra. Bill Kirk, Mra. C. U Meriwether, Mr*. A. U Anderson, rhorua ef Sg and an orehsatra of Mrs. Ralph Dean, Mra, Bradford Byrd, Mr*. L. F. Hiehlrdi, Mia. 0. J. Walt*, Mr*. T. K, Wilton, Mr*. John Angel, Mn, Job* Uomlnay, and an* Wtaltm, Hra. Forahand. L Are Wed In Simple Ceremony lllaa Joan Carpenter, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. W. 0. Carpenter and Arthur Podlgq son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith of Orlando, war* united In m irriagt Friday night In a simp!* double-ring ceremony with ® * R#VP- B™ kL oWc‘,,ln *' Miss Batty Carpenter served maid of honor and only attendi Sha wore a light blue suit and *o had navy accessorial. Her < u g a waa of red and pink t bud*. S»m lerrotl aarved a* bast n tastefully d*cor»ted with whit* , Chrysanthemums and gladioli, . ^ len.h ri!*.. Si «h*rl gainst a background of green fern. _h . . ‘ d‘ * ^ * Fern and whit# gladioli* tied .with * *™. k’*^kH ■■tin ribbon marked th* Individual * ° r* ^ aag* of red and pink rotes, Mr*. Ann Tynai wa* organist and B ri; Srnlth wore a brown chi played the traditional wedding ** ,,u *t ,n<* *>*d matching ar iniiaie and marches. . “ rl«- »h* hada corsaga dm A Given In mirriag* by har father 10 Mri-Carpenter’*. In* young bride wa* dressed In A reception w n held Immedia a light baby blu* lull. Sh* hid after the ceremony In the edt navy blu* accessories 'and wore a liunal building of th* church, corsage of rose* Interspersed with The room was deborated y natural greenery and baby's pink gladioli and on tha rr breath tied with harmonising rib-' labia, overlaid with a whit*li boni. cloth, a three tiered cik* was Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday, Jan. 17, 18,19 Mrs. W. Stewart Elected Garden Circle Leader Mrs. W, H. Stewart was elected chairman of the Hibiscus Circle of tha Sanford Garden Clb at a meet­ ing Friday at th* home of Mrs. J. M. Fiber on Laka Emma. . Elected to serve with her were Jhrs. Fred Zcrrcnn, vice chairman; end Mrs, Joe Melsch, secretary. Nominating committee was com­ posed of Mrs. John Ludwig, Mrs. Taul resold, and Mra. Fahey. The co hostess** wera Mrs. Peioid and *Mr». Ludwig. Mr*. Gordon Brlsion presided ever the business. Routine report* wara given and general club inBouneementa mad*. Mra. Byron 0ox, garden therapy chairman, COMFORTS BLANKETS Firemen's Auxiliary Hears C. Schneider Give Year Resume The regular meeting of th* Wo­ mens Auxiliary of (he Volunteer Firemans Association of DeRary was held Thursday at 1 p m. at the firehouse on Columba Road. Mr*. D. Runkal, vlca president, presided In tha absence of Mrs. C. Roblollo, president, who Is recuperstlng In tha North from an accident. Mr. and Mrs. R. Colchar are graciously donating two card tables to tha flrehoust, It waa revaslad Mr*. C. Butler, chairman of wayi and means announced that flavor­ ing aatracti would ba available In ih t near future. It also was reportad that Feb. I had baan chosen for tha fourth annual Flramens Ball, to be held at tha Orange City Recrea­ tion hall. Charles Schneider, past president //^> Mens Suits 73 Mens Jackets this quotation “ Thera la no euch thing a* luck In growing houia (Winti. It’s a m ittsr of knowing and doing." Mrs. Moreland gar* tan requisite* and an explanation of each, demon­ strating from her collection of bouse plant*. "I have gathered most material from th* books ptaced in tho public library by th* garden club," ih* commented. Hoitasias lervad cake, candy and coffee to Mra. Joe Moss, Mrs. illlem Toll, Mra. Byron Fox, Mr*. ha Fox, Mrs. Gordon Brlsion, Mrs. R. L. Dana, Mra. Robert Humphrey, Mra, C. C. Collins, Mrs. Frink Melsch, Mrs. Joe Melsch, Mrs. Zerrann, lira. B. Williams. Mrs. Stewart, M r*. Charles Morrison, Mrs. Moreland, Mra. J. P. Thurmond, Mr*. R. F. mora happy year* In DeBary, a Moule, and Mn. A. B. Stevens. member stated. Coffee and cak# ware served by Mra. J. Claland and har committee. * £oosevelt Auxiliary Installs Officers The Colonel Theodor* Roosevelt Auxiliary No, Thre# meat far It* regular moating Jgn. I, at th* home of tha secretory, Mr*. Me* Shrafor a) 11B Elm Ayanua. Other than routine huslntse th* affictra for 19fid wera Installed. They were token In by Ih* nest deportment president, Mre. Mae Sbeafcr. Installed were: auxiliary president, Mr*. Frink Evant; •enlnr vlea president, Mr*. Lew Rrad*m*y*r; Junior vie# presi­ dent, Mra, Lavlnla Him#*; chap* lain, Mr*. Janata Erickson; pa* tiiotle Instructor. Mr*. W, IB. Jamaeoh; his tartan, Mr*. C. C. priaat; aanfuetar, Mra. C, P. Workshop Offered By State Clubs Will Be Held Soon Th* annual District 1 Conserva­ tion Workshop sponsored by th# Stal* Garden Club* will b* hold at tha Winter Park Garden Center, Wednesday, Jan. 25. Tha Workshop opens al 9 a.m. Thera Is no fee for registration and a box lunch nay b* purchased at tb* Garden Center. Amnpf th# speaker*! Mis* Carol Back, Hat* Parka Botanist; Rap. WillUm C. Coleman, nnd Col. W, M. Hampton. Tho G ardn Canter In at the and of Garden Drive, off Highway IT* S3, Wintax Park. •*— w— Iinew Boy's Jackets CHnrf* AeeomlB Wacom ad m ann 0 4 �• . ’V. ••• ' ' m §m m • r x t *o<*irM oex$T R IC H A R D , s? C A N A & S N t, * /9 -y fA K ‘ OLO B * O T /ttR OR A THB fiM O V i A tfA U R /C t, M /* c v s n OR 7Hg M i c a p 'Hg ftl C iV p/P A T £* m fo * m * to cxg y% k> V *OOK(M ■> ■ . I .V .■? • A M P /fA tV tta tW Aftes m s s t r 'r t r t '. H$ H A O M gV N T itO * Burnett PlbiUri * « 41131 Bukuri Muile Shop IS » 42633 B J) 394M LOS ANGELES or—The Nation­ Mather P u n . Co. M. B. ft. i. Atg. al Football Loaiua opena ita first Weil C om bualMii mooting to- N. Y. Lift Ini. Co. ltd MU TM.U Say, with the top ordor of activity Tom my« Bad. Bh. MS MM 761.41 —the drift of college player* for Celery City Ptg. Co 871 M il 771.10 1*60—probably atartinf tomorrow Buraalt Painter* Ml MM 734.1 Bukuri Muile Shop Mt SMI TM.M ovenlng. Commissioner Bert BoD n ld a Hither r u n , Co. SM SMO 719.43 Soflnlta time for the draft la atlll Celery City Print. Co. I, Now unsettled. But ho think* it wilt bo York Lift. Ini 1. ■tided late tomorrow and poeal- Tommy* Radiator Shop S, Bukuri bly may not wind up until Wednca- Muile Shop 0. Mathers Furniture Co. 1, B untit day morning. The agenda odwrwfa* is full of Palnteri I. routine matteri, Bell Mid, and TRAM m o il m i l GAMES S4M nothing aonaatioeal la ospoetod. Tom my» Radiator »hop^_ MM He will argue for hi* pot project, Colory City Print Co. mo a rule change making the ball Bukuri Muile Shop/ 2173 dead when a ball caroler foe* Now York Ufa Ini. Co. HIT down after bodily contact with a Burnett Paintera n r doMnatvo player. Under the pro#- Mathon Furniture Co. •nt pro rule, the runner can regain TEAM m a t SINGLE GAMES 153 hi* feet and continue until flat- Celery City Print. Co. ,»141 tened for keep*. Thli eneouragea Tommy* Radiator Shop 711 the, piling up of play era, Bell eon- Bukun Muile Shop tend a. 772 All iueh propoaed rhangea re­ Buraalt Palmers 747 [ i f VH tH M AM C B quire at Icaat 10 favorable vote* Mathere Furniture Co, <f * CORlO THS 2ND. HIGH TIRES GAMES of the if e a t. / S o o rK co al Ml Propositi alio Include banning Robert Steele f O f H is n atio n als 342 face maaka and *U helmet pro- Hal Gllstrap MOCKSV l£AQ U £ 303 joctloni, barring an Injured, play- Harold Hackenback 303 or from returning to action in the George Manning m o t h s * m m who ' 502 Mine quarter la whleh he la hurt, F. C, Richard* M waen’t much la tho way of S S T iT U r . 413 r e p l a n n wan evaryUtag la the and barring aubitltutloni In the Jack Kanner way of huabnntf-and-wtfe good will Georg* Pesold 491 Baal 10 aecondi of aach half. toward cm another, At the apartWatty Whlddon 419 nMuta Adam ant out and indicated Jesse Cook 471 that he'd go tipaUM with her. Mo Carl Gveritreeet 433 looped at wAtoqtdrtafty- “CM INB. m o il SINGLE GAMES ewintklag S w aafto talk ever," ho Robert Steele XU totd her. TnstnHT-e rvrarice Flral Hart — S/l« Mite fir*** C Hal Gllstrap -With a m r 194 tminly Huh, t)»rk KurUr, Top -Welt, you're handy . . George Manning Vlrliirr, Top Tnhhy. Ilniihin*n, ft**194 trr, t’ink l.«i*. K-',irnfill I’d want aevara) featuraa She w* George Peiold 192 s*rH*e n*r* — a t* tin* or*a* t» Bad thara, but, of aouroa, eama SB* (irr. Chrrrl t.rr. (Thrrok** J*w«1l, F. C. Richards 166 fttr, Mm certainly aamrthtag bad Saroaom, too.- , . Tro 'Ion T*M Trial, Hap­ Ted Burnett 160 SEA ISLAND, Gs. IR-A beaut! py tlkl*. Di>**riai*r, "Wltt’fc VMI nJf fMlf KaL f,oqo oal ahe'd ha a dumb wtfa Jti Dolly, mio-Trr. Km might h art been at home Third lt*rr — 11/le till* ftradr r: ful approach shot and a floe putt Harold Heckenbsch 171 aU day, . or perhape ah* had Mu. in ird i" be asked politely. . . IIII r* I t.'harm, Tf liny Tippy, under pressure yesterday sent SCHEDULE Mugged after coming la from tho “Later. I Ilka to feel dreeoed up." IHiH.illrI m p *. Jrf» ni* Illplirr, II II My MERCF.R BAILEY tiliiihn, Jnhnny K, Ann JIMnd, JnhoepfiaL Anyway, ah* waa wear* "That1# where wa'ro different," Linda waa atlll la Mannerly, Town Mslhers Furniture Co. vs. Celery Marlene Bauer Hagge nf Ashe r»di» The Aaaeelaled Frraa gag a abort, flaring houaaaoat. ft ltd waa wearing bia aaunl sport goaalp aald aha waa going to mar­ vllle, N. C., Into the winner's circle Fourth Karo — 1/1* Wllr flf*D* ^ Louisiana Mata Isn't given much City Print. Co. waa groan, w tth^ knot at rtatata m trt and altoka, loaaa jacket and ry Mr. Ban, but even U aha did— Himnn Arllon, Royal Ring. My of the Sea Island Women's Invita Bukaurs Muile Shop'vs. lurnait l.urky Whirl, Marnua*. Prrry Paint, pinned M the collar. Thar* waa wtda-hrtmmad hob “But Uia le Ana came H tho hadnam daar. chinr* of winning tha Southeast­ tlonal tournament, the first In the Painters. • r Inrormar. Jtrii Hirvrat, Sloon goenathlng about vtoleta, and Ana— eoet-el an oacaataa,* ha aaaei i e l -1 Utah tha move found* like a ern Conference basketball chant New York Life In*. Co. vs. Tom­ Ladle* Professional Golfers Assn. Maliian. goad td*a," eh* aa*d drttaUUIy. plnnshlp this year, but th* Tigers ; Thai ovenlng, ./lilt tho rala “Or could ba." Fifth Rara — S I* Mila ftrada h 1933 tour. > ll*vn- l>lsla Dam-rr, Mlta rurnra, gurgling in tho guttere, Aaa talked lb* tanked at him, bright-eyed. "How aooaT" seem to be coming out of the tall- my! Radiator Shop, aa, \ Ivlit llliir. Pknklaan. Tro ftnln. • lot about the thing* aha would "Adam," aha aakad, “what aro you -Wall, tlien'd k* a aaeurlty spin they fell Into when Ihe great Tha victory, Mrs. Hagge'* first Ilrlrnlnr, BOWLERS Dicnal Pallrr. check of you oad at*," h* told bar, have dona with tha Croaeant atroot going to tail *t*T■talh Har* — I II *||» r.r«dr r Boh Pettit graduated In 1934. G TP Av|. since winning the New Orfcans „ "V'l*"'* uBe *wmi tt m t f c n n i |M, fholia. nirlkrr rilnl houoa. or would do la a now *m k a w t i lighting a rtgarot, and 34 9368 173.23 Open several month* ago, was Itulh KUIna. Pnco Par. Mlddlr Coach Harry Rabenhorst, In his P. resold m ittlb r her aad-Adeau an didn't am tho hUlo frown of Amu uUL That'll taka a kttk Mth season at LSU, has only one R. Steel* 34 9032 167.14 worth $330. Ha watched bar. Uetenod, made aaattty botwiaa Bar brown ayaa. Urn*." How'.'irmV n ,“ K' f0rl' "What about your work heeaT" • 1463 164.T Mrs. Hagge won it the hard HrrlO*. Moon— idiot, «/l* Nil* nradr f senior-pleymakcr Don Sebastian G, Manning III "I won’t atart anything Mg, and —oAtbl* current squad and has G. Pcsold SI 1340 163.27 way, knocking In a par four no L V & 1-hkaalDa N.llla, laotopa. Hablln T»tI baliaro 1 aaa rig a daal with developed the league's leading P. Rukur Al 6663 163.24 the first extra hole of a sudden L I ' v n*r« . > »—r s/l* r * W mII*. ftrada ■ Klatlh scorer In junior Roger Sigler, a • J. Cook, 34 1783 162.33 death ptayolf.. Hn.'n0?!*. ""UP. rolnrarto Vopimv. H. Heekenkaeh SI feat 1 whlf from Cleves. Ohio. 113.18 She finished tha regulation 16 Koap Hotk, Jana Hollar, Drill Hny, newly bathed baby. WlB-' Ta«, HaAftnr winning th* SEC cham­ H. Gllstrap 32 MIT 131.31 boles In a three-way tie with -Tap, my dripper. W*H, ha earn IlAalghed with relief. If tha tea— e/te wii* nrad* a 16 2343 131.13 Mary Lena Faulk of Thomasville, niath n*ra Jt! pionship In 1951—lb# year Ken- R. Holler lion between them could aaea, If It through hero tbla morning." Flrr.W. PaFatydriinr •dually waa passing ... . Ana'a filie edged forward ou the couch. tucky was under suspension—and T, Burnett 46 7337 137.21 Ga., and Joyce Ziske of Water­ 11^!! 1-I.ri7l Vlaahy ArcarM, ntilr'r frhrlnff Jrnn), cju«ttri « r'mai| a gdnUe way*, add her Wiy, ewwat -You la Tiled Urn to dinner!" L. Plver ford, WIs. All three pasted 132i In compiling ■ It-S reenrd In 1134, th* 34 137.3 affection, could do much to put He laughed. "Ratal. Ma war Junta llfrl, Tiger* look a post-PetUt nosedive If. Herbst 47 7273 134.31 the 53,300 tournament played over IhRda where ah* baleogad la driving hie family through, but he last year and won only six gamea J. Kanner 44 37M ]34.|0 tha lough men’s par 36-30—72 ^u,eaMoi r i :t i | A / j nT u,er; ■aw my aam* oa tha pick-up, and Ailam’e life. F. C. Richard* 84 3309 153.47 course. while losing II. A temptation, only. A really atopped to And me. He-inert* dm LSU Isn't exactly setting the P. Eltel 43 6923 133.40 On the extra hole, a 330-ysrd been girl he "once knew." Ann bad a proportion, Ann." 43 6924 133.33 par four, Mrs, Hagge was on the "No,* Mm agraad. "And atayh* conference afire this lesson but R. May her own charma. Cioen, yeel Cud"What eortT" dly and warm Uiero agauut him. -Wall, ha’a working for tha gee- wa'U Uk* A bolter| war* yottatg already Ihe Tigers are within two fl. Krnti 34 6264 Lit.22 fringe with her second shot, thrn And aba waa a really nice girl, be- araraent. Bomathlng in da with tha enough la taka. Us* rdiaiaa " ,V» 7637 133.7 rolled the ball up In the lip of the games of winning as many as (hey H, Kretter ST. PETERSBURG. FI*. DP Adam waa raUevad, and a ktu* did aU list season—and at present C. Overstreet aldea. Their Uira* yean together Atomic Energy comm IMinn. Inatal* 49 7464 132.16 cup for an easy par. Esrl Torgeson, Detroit Tiger first War* rich In meraorlea, fertil* with taUona la kla department, gate tty ■urprtead, al Aaa'a wadhsa— ta aaa era tied with Tennessee for fourth E. Klrchhoff Miss Faulk milled a 6-foot putt 31 7618 149.19 pfomla* oC preclou* yaara to lot* Umm big altaa. Tow know, Uwro'a thing* hta way. baseman, suffered a seriously cut place In conference championship R. Hubbard 43 VIST 149.3 and kllss Ziske missed from oaa la Teevneaeee, and UMy*ro flnacr and head euts when his Rose feet to take lives. competition. LSU and the Vols 9 1337 141.3 building mo m Waafileftna. and f t #, car turned over yesterday and he Hava 1-1 SEC marks. H. Rumen at 7377 146.29 Mrs. Hagge hid a 79-73—132 for was trapped beneath the steering Much of th# credit for LSU’s J. Hay 41 6071 14110 tha regulation 36 holes. Silas Faulk wheel. Improvement can b# triced to R. Rugeniteln M 3633 1431 posted a 76-73—133 and Miss Ziske The lefthanded Torgeson, It. Sigler's blossoming out as in ex­ J. Plerro 30 7361 147.11 a 78-74-132. was eut on the right hind. pert mxrksman. He has bucketed T. Holly 34 7933 140.32 Mill Faulk and Miss Ziske di­ Patrolman Ray Stewart said vided second and third prises, col­ 323 points In 13 games for a 24.13 F. Huhn 3031 21 143.13 Torgeson was charged with reckBy ft. r . MMDfK W. Whlddm 2T 3943 141.8 lecting checks for 1427,30 each. leas driving while drinking and By H. P. GORDIE avenge. Betsy Riwli of Spartanburg, driving without a license. 7269 144.3 Sanford een I«k forward ta bat­ Sigler, Iiowever, w it over­ W, Tyre In one of tha game* t u t week, at 7274 142.31 S. C., picked up fourth place and ter basketball In thf near future. shadowed In LSU's Saturday night C. Pierey the Seminole High School Celery CHICAGO IB — The American game with Kentucky, when the $360 with a 73-73-133 while Kathy Fed*- defeated tha New Smyrna League'* 19M buebill schedule Thera are m e n Junior High Wildcats' Bob Burrow, an all-SEC playing basketball twice 19—ihould get throuah the week Cornellua nf Lake Worth, Fli„ was Be* ah Barracuilai by a acoro of put* the accept on night game* Schools each week In tne Seminole County performer, hit for 30 point* — without earlou* itreta. Vandy la fifth and got 6292.50 with a 72-82IW-3C with an ali-time high--of M> ffq1 League. These schools art San­ twice Slfler's production. at home foe Ita two gam**—Ml*- 134. Rdffind the S3 point leering *prt« light eooteita acbeduied. . • ■ ■ ford Junior High B Squad, Lake1 Kentucky, lied with Vsnderbllt ilulppi State tonight and Gaorgla Tha favorites, Patty Berg of St. nf Robert Samuel, the Fed* came Mary, Lake Monroe, Slavia, Ly­ and Alabama for the SEC laid Aadrawa, III., and Louisa Suggs from.behind to lead 19-11 at half­ Thli top* the prevlou* high of man, Oviedo, and AU Saul's Paro­ with a 3-0 record, trounced tha Tech, a team the Commodore* al­ of Sea Island, didn't do so well. 234 game* ichcdultd In 1933 and ready have whipped, Saturday time. chial. Tiger# 107-63. Tennessee’s allMiss Berg was eighth and bliss Thg Celery Fed* broke fail, 1* far more than last year's 206 These teami play at 1:30 p. m. conference star Csrl Wlds*th hit night. Kentucky ha* only on* Suggs tied for 12th. scheduled night game* of which game—In Knoxville Saturday night plnyrd bird, and used tegmwork each Monday and Thursday with for M points during tha Vols' for the flrit lime thli year. BUI only 200 were played because of the adaption of tha Sanford B victory over Tulin# and Jumped a g a l n i t Tannaa***. Alabama'* Iona centeit alia cornea Saturday B. Leflla ( handler wai Mult point m*n for weather. Squad. Their home gamea will be­ Opening day April IT find* gin at 9 p. m. In the Seminole High Into Uia runnorup slot In tha scor­ night when the Tide la boat to O. Em crick Now Smyrna with nlnr point*. ing darby. Wldseth has a 22-polnt Louisiana College, a noo-confer- M. Slotsky -The Semlnolo High School "B" Cleveland at Chicago, Kama* City School gymn. average, nosing ahead of Ala­ B. Hart tyum look the evening opener at Detroit, New York at Washing­ At th* end of th* aeaion tha bama's Georg* Ltan, who has a earn team. ton and Baltimore at Boston. The from ihe New smyrm Beach "B” regular county tnurnamfnt wlU be SI.99 mark. Mississippi's Jo# OibrqunJ with a 41-39 (tore. Doug Muon rloK* Sept. 30. held with the winner' and tha run­ Hcut wm lb h'sh aeorer for tha No club reduced 1U number of ner-up each receiving a trophy. bon, who led the point parade tha first few weeks, advanced a Junior Celory Fnl* wills 14 polnlii eight game* for 11M. White Chinotch In the Rebels' M il loss to viiilo Corl Robert* led the New Rjityrna Reich learn with 13 ( I l l at Iks oflirM ot th* Clark ut cfgo, Boston, Baltimore and Waah- Vindy Saturday night, but eoltha Clrcitil Court, , at tha Court Inwturs boosted th*ir number of lected M against Auburn earlier petal*. Hou«s. in Kanletl, Florida, and to night gantai. the other four clubs In tha weak. mall a copy thsrsot to Karllrla In other Saturday night game*, tioosholdsr. Attarnsy for tha Plain- scheduled the tame number at lift, I*. U h o i I*. Hanford, Florida, last year. Georgia Tacb, lad by Jo# HUM ' In a ssrtaln dlverca iiroasadlne Waahlngon lead* wltk 43 night 34 points, downed Mississippi *niii,ia ncninal you In tha C’lrmlt nsiticm n r I A.VkL'AI, MIISCTIfftl ourt. Moth .lodleul Circuit ot S'l-*Kansas City hill 44, Baltl- State 17-39 and Alabama tripped iTha annual msstiue of tha mamrtda. In ahd far HaminoU County, In bara - t tlm Klrii Fadsral Divines t.'hincsrr. an abhrsrlatrd tills of mora 41, CtavMane M. Chicago S3, Auburn M-TT. a i d -Loin Assanstlon af ismlnsls •aid causa hslne l.lt-i-IAN b i . a n c h New York II and Boat** tad De­ Throe game* aro an tonight's l u n t y will ba hsld at tha Offlca of ■ TOKhM. Flalnllir, va. RENN 1R C. SEC ilatai LSU at Tennessee, Ita .UsDclatlon. l i t tVasl First HI u k KH. Ustandant, ahd hsrsln troit have 11 each. frsst, Hantord. Florida, on Wsdnas- •ail not, nr a dsrrna pro psnfsssn Mississippi State at Vanderbilt will hs sntsrsd l a a ln s f ymt e»y. January l«, at IK m. Itosamond Chapman \Mtna*a my hand and official and Mliilsstppi «t Georgia Tech. Fossil remains Indicate that tha Uscrstary-Traasursr •sal at Hsnrore, Mainlnnla County, Hie SEC's three nationally Florida, thli 141k day of January, gnldan aagla haa been proaant la the Western Hemisphere foy ranked team*—Vkndy, No. 4; Ken­ C h m a U t D altfta 4-Door thoqaanda ad yaara. tucky, Ne. I; and Alabama, No, Marlene Hagge Wins Women’s Golf Tourney Louisiana Stale Isn't Given Many '' Chances For Win By ft. P. GORDIE Sanford'* baikeball team spotted DeLand four point* In Uta begin­ ning ot rrldey evening'* eenteit but fought back to overeoma the Bulldogs by the same number of points 33-37. The fast breaking Feds had an eight point advanage at the hilfW way mark with a scor# af 17-irr The Bulldog* came roaring back In tha second half and slowly, but surely, erceped wlhln two point* of the winners in the last quarter. A foul against DeLand gav# Jim­ my Owen, who played an excellent floor fata* all evening, twe free shots at the bucket. He ripped the cord* for two more point* to put the Feds in a more comfortable, position in the final atagts af th4f glme, Robert Samuel and David Gal­ loway shared high-scoring honor* for the Fed* with 11 polnte each. Frank Dougherty waa high for DeLand with 24 points. This victory lives Seminole High School a two win-four loss record for the comparatively young sea­ son. The Junior Varsity Cagert lore* Into the DeLand R Squad rtst** iro n the first Jimui kafl *«t wan* never headed m w* evatwrr. Scott paced the winners with 19 points, scoring all of these In tha first half. Ha fouled-out lg ihe third quarter. Cecil Dandridg* al­ so fouled out, but not befor* scor­ ing second high of the game with 15 points, Tom Holliday was high for DeLand with nine points. Final score — Sanford 62. DeLand 44. .a This brings Sanford'* "B" Tea n r to a record of four wins with three losses. Tomorrow night, the Seminole High School quintet will try to put Ihelr record closer In a JO-Sttbul* when they meet Palatks at th# loesl high srhnol gymn. Th« “ B" Game will begin a 7 p. m, ------------------^ S t Charles Loses 9 To All Souls Team Ry H. P. GORDIE Jim Castano's All Soul'i Paro­ chial School Junior hlah school basketball team beated St. Charlei of Orlando Friday afternoon with a score of 39-26. A rinse game tha first half 13-14,Ibn Incal Catholic Junior Hl*h School Cagers took eharga In thf. second halt with K",,v ' ' f dumping 19 points Into the basket, Jne Quinton tossed In 12 points la he the high point man for the visit­ ing St, Charles team. Earl Torgeson Hurl In Auto Accident Junior Hi Travels For DeLand Tussle Junior High Teams Have Weekly Play SHS Scores Win Oyer Barracudas ' fiv n. p. r.n R n tr The Sanford Junior High Sehonfy Basketball A Squad travels to­ morrow sfernnnn to tangly with • Ihe DeLand Junior High School Hullpup*. Sanford will be seeking Its tweond win of Ihe lesson, Tha Junior Feds Inst Ihelr first two gamea to F.nterprit* and Ormoftd Reich hut lowered the hoom on the New Smyrna Reich Rahy Barracuda!. Rain Shine Legal Notice C i •W 8 I6 N T U r s M v* . k . T „ 1 . « 4 diV a r ^ “ *•«» m m iiiii i Post Time 8:10 M u — Lik* N tp i \n m t M*Uir. Naatif ally, or uy an afora February MODERNIZED TRACK HEATED GRANDSTAND MATINEE WED. & SAT. 2 P. M* O ffleU la C ar — S « t CaAiUae 10 flfoeUl N alhU f Fiaar— ; » DINING ADVENTURE ^ SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY -TJi# CoofttfY Chih o f T ro ftlk f T n * » * S a SULKY BOOMAPADDOCK BOOM .W s v ~ • n l A^ ^ WILL CLOSE AT ItOOP.M. EDNESDAY AFTERNOONS (Iweept luMtarT TnuuporUtlon Prom Downtown Siuiforfl m Chevrolet SUtiea Wagon Vary Nice BO 7 jJ Chevrolet Dehue S^oer New Pilgi — T ine GeofP (M l y07* jC A W Chrysler New Yerker Meoutifal Ela* Ftatah (1 0 ( V ^7 " G E N E R A L MANAGER GE~ m aS om o' bundays OPEN-EVENINGS TILL 9 O’CLOCK B A V I QOLLARS a t HOLLERS H r . IT * i t . 8 Milan S outh of SaTifortl tU f t N A T SIGN O F R E D ARROW 0’.- WvM&t'AiiwAi �■■m \i; • m 2 H ■ V W A ■S' ' ftk \* Vied furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bough I-sold. Larry's Mart 321 E x i t li t St, Phona 1131. C A. WHDDON. CLASSIFIED ADS at H I BeaUt Park Than* . i n t. a. U! a. M $7,900.00 NOT A PROJECT! typaa. Butte sr^x ei^asss W A N T AD RATES Th# Following Rate* are now in affect. IS# (fee 14# lie Per Lina for On# Iaeertlini Per Lina for Tbra# Inisrtloai Per Un# far Tire Inemrtione Per Ha# far lack 33 la- ■artlons. MINIMUM RATEi Ma FURNISHED APTS. a w*V!«t \ l ' Rail#way and Baby Bed# Bay, Week or mowth-Tel. 1423. 111 West First Puraltura Center I A rtio m A jfe 730-W. TURN. Efficiency Apt. 17-92 South City Limit*. Slumbcrland Court. ffiPTIOENCY Apartment. Sulb , abl* for bachelor or eouple. Lfiteam heat, private bath, ebnw* lia r . CovemenUy located. Acro»* Igfrom Post Office, innulru Utaf pel Jecobion Dept, Store. Furnished 6 room hou»e. *30 Valencia Dr. Phona 1000THREE BEDROOM, M . bath^ , ma*onry. Prjvata lake, Y.VS? nr aeaaonal. Unfumlahed, <83.00. Oateen-EnterprUe R o a d , ltk .MwlleaWeat. Mr. Wlitrand. WF.LL Located. Thrto room furnlihed Apartment. MO. including utlHUe*. 107 West Bth St.______ 2101 Megnolla Ave. Furnlihcil three room apartment, <30 monthly. Phona 1B73, Robert A. W f l l i a m i . ______________ FtTnNTSHED Two Bedroom house. Tile bath, kitchen. Garage, gas heat. <33. Thone 402-J. •ROOMS, Heat and lint water, <7. f a week. Phono M2 J._________ TWO Bedroom Haute. Lar<« yard. Carporte, unfumithed except kitchen. <93, Will fumith 11 leased. Phono 790-R. Nice rooms, cooking available. Phone 1013-W. FURNISHED large, clean downstairs Apartment. *11 Park Ave. nfurnished House. Monroe Corner. Phona 49-J._____________ OR SALE — Smell House and Lot. Reasonable. Call 3061-J.______ FURNISHED Apt. Full kitchen and bath. Adults. 14n. see Manager after 3 p. m., 407V* West 1st S THREE ROOM furnished ApartmnLJgoMljfIJonvjy WANTED TO B M ff -* t , THREE Bedroom Unfurnished ’ House. Call 1H0-R. **- aSS Floor Furnacei and Circulators H. B. POPE CO„ INC. NEW two bedroom matonry home, doe* In. Oak floore, tllad bath, electric kitchen, eloi* toehurehea and aehooli, a real bargain. Immediate poiteialon. New 3 Bedroom, masonry, just out at City, 3 miles from the dock, blinds, heater, and water beater included, im scdlata poaeeialon, g .w 0. ___ ring ae low ai 1,000 down, balance leia than normal rent. Another Dandy! with all the fasten* 3 • B. R. modem maeonry bom* dreamed about meb In top condition, situated on <3X130 I Genersl Electric lot In excalleot doie-ta location. aad colored plumMag Home hae furred walla, full cera­ mic tiled bith, and oak floora, Kitchen hai beautiful cabinets, AND avallebla at m eonebla molded Formica sink top, and prteee, with the beat financing G. E. Refrigeralor. An aatortk with minimum down-gay* ment nf cltrua trees in bark manta. yard. Thla horn* la on* year old, walking dlitance to school, and surrounded by homes of equal WtQborn C. Phifflpa, Jr. value. 11.300 will handle. Stncf 1040. Sanford’* Laadlng Builder of noma* tor over MOO people. Balea Office; Little Vanic* la k e Offle w. D ir a u a n T. W. MRRO m Lock 37 er 143 IMt Park Ava. Seminole Realty <f,MV. DOWN 3V4 B. R. 1W Baths, C. B. Nicer section of City, <73.23 per month. Priced to move at <11,300. <1.000. DOWN — 3 B. fl., separata Dining Room ami Florida Room, Kitchen equipped. Nice section.. 37* Mortgage. 2 It. R. Fr., \ finished. On 3 acrca. Excellent water. 3 acres fenced, 2 Acres Tillable. Other extras, <2,000. with <1,300 down. <2,000 DOWN — 3 B. R., Garage with room and shower. On largo lot Including cltrua and tropical fruits- Total prle*. M.OOO. No City taxes to payl Close to Base and Schools. <1.300 DOWN — 2 HR, A*he,loi Siding. Kitchen equipped. Land* scaped. Flowing well, Bar-B-U Plt/Price <3,300. W. H. "BUI'* STEMPER Realtor — Gsacral nseraeee Gertrude B. Dtagfelder, Ataaelala Gay Alice, Aewelata Pheac 2112 l i t N. Park Ave. 2M flealh Park Ave. USED FURNITURE CLEARANCE . . . 13.50 Mania Club Chalra Wicker Rockers ----------- M <3.73 Cocktail Chalra .. <2 M Club Chalra riiifrepiMieiM „ <1.0* W.M Sofa Bed .......... 2-Pe. Sofa Bed Suite . . . - <24.30 Student Desk k Chair . . . . . . . <9.« Large Office D esk........ ... .. <12.M . . . <2.40 Lamp and End Tablet Dresser B a se .......... m i *.. ... 13.M Dresser and Mirror . . . . . . .. 112.M Chlff-o-robe . . . . . . . . , . , . m ,.. <10.9.3 Small Buffet .................. .. W.M 9-Pe. Dining Room Suite .. .. <43.30 Vanity with Triple Mirror .. <12.M Metal Beds ....................... ... W.M Dining Room Tables ...... <14.M S-Pe. Dinettes.................. . <24.M Drop Leaf Kitchen Tables ....13.M Wooden Kitchen Chalra .,... <2.9* Youth Bed k Mattress .... .. <27.18 EAST TERMS M ather of Sanford let IL Phaae 117 LAKEFRONT HIDEAWAY N M I a ONE-BEDROOM Cottage, mason­ ry. On dean semi-private Lake. 10 Acres of privacy and sunshine, 3 miles from city. Awning type ABMT-NATT SUBPLUS windows, brick fireplace, kitchen Pun tents. Jungle hammocks, bar. <10,000.00 sleenlng bags, elr-mati, Jackets, boots, luggage, paint. TWO BEDROOM Concrete Block, 310 Sanford Ave. kitchen equipment Included, large 02’ X 103 lot. Barbeque pit, carporte. Practically new. METAL ROOFING Priced <7,300. with low monthly New la Stock. <-V Crimp —H I" payments. Coevwgatod— IV*" Comigatod. Gel all Your rooflog need* el THREE REDROOM Frame con- SiM raian C onerata Pip* Co. elriiclinn surrounded by large lovely oalu. Screened porches (or Sawtoi Meehtoee, aid RepaMag summer rnmforl, Brick fire­ ■ M r s IN S. Park Pb**e ITU. place for winter pleasure. Dining room furniture Included. Con­ SC Case wilh Harrow end Front venient earpnrle. desirable lo­ Cultivators. cation <3,700. with term*. BRITT TRACTOR CO. ■Iwav 17-02 Baulk Pboae Ml S i . $ o h * K ra tty C o m p a q Quality Rubber Stamps Stock end Made to order Phone 1120-A. B. Peterson,Broker — 24 Hour Service — Associates • A. B, Peterson Jr., P. J. Cheiterson. Garfield WII. SEM INOLE IN D U STRIES Jetts. John Melsch, R. W. Wil­ 2431 Yale Ave. I'bone 2902-J, liam*. Hazel M. Field. A. C. Doudney, Land Surveyor. REFRIGERATOR 9 Cu. Ft. Large Freezer Compartment. Clean, A RenI Retirement Home quiet. Phone M43-J. Well kept Two Bedroom Home on Urge rnrnrr lot. Good variety of Brnwn Fox FUR Jacket. fll*e 12. Excrllcnl Condition. 123. Phone bearing Cltrua Trees. Flowing 1234-K lifter R p. in. . Wei), flowers, good gardrn. Closn in mi paved road. M.OOO. with '30 Model USA C-ll MOTOR MOO. down. , CYCLE. 15 cu. In. Very econom­ A lb erta J. Unit ical. Call after o p m. 201H Associate Sanford Ave., Phone 7*4. ltn%a I,. I'ayton, Broker Annabfllr B. Ilrnder-nn, Associate CltlR with .Mattress, Like New. 'hone :s7l 17 »2 at Hiawatha Makes into playpen. Call 3U3-.M. NEW C, B. - I B. R House. Oak TRAILER Bottle Combination with floors, screen porch, carporte, 20 BTU Heater 140. Thor Electric 1» ft. Lot, No City Taxes. W. B. Ironer <33. 2600 Hiawatha Ave. Hoffman, 2423 Cedar Ave. ARTICLE! FOR BALM Whether Buying or Sailing. It will pay you to see J. W. IA U * REALTOR. .Ftoaida State Beak Bulidtog ••Call Hall" Phona ITU. $4,780. $7,500. Three Bedroom Frame Home, 2 years uld. Screen porch, hard­ * N#w Homa $7450 wood floora, kitchen equipped. ■Concrete black construction, nice ilia lot, paved street and close Laura B. Oiler. Broker to shopping district. Will be reedy for occupancy In two SMI SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE Fkaaa. 123$ weeks, Location <10 East Fourth Street. Terms If desired. ..................<300. Down Out from town — Two bedroom ...... . f 1,000. Down homa with 1 acre of land and :a ........ 11,000 Down ‘priced at <3.300. A large 4 badYou Buy or sell room with J 'i acre* of land only Payton, Broker 3 mile* from downtown and Header son, Aiwelats priced at 110,000. I. Hall. Attoclata IMS at Hiawatha $hob«rl A. WilUama. Resltor Bayaead Luxdqelat, Assecleto Than* 1ST) AUantic Bank Bide. room, living room with fireplace, encloacd aun perch, patfo with barbequo grllln—an older home dealgned for gracious living. <14,730. Terma < BR home. Price only <3.)7S. THREE Bedroom een Down payment <400. <W. month „PKft.LIPS home, I Lovely 3 BR nearly-naw home In V hardwood floor*. G. 1 excellent neighborhood. Hard­ Phona 117-W, wood floor*, tiled bath. Very nicely landscaped- Prleet <13,100, $6,500 <2.130 down; 3)1.1* month. See OUR Bedroom Home, excalleot this one before you decide. condition. Walking dlitance of town. Prnlatly furnished. Term*. Lakefreat Cam! litre land holtom,Spring fed, \M sitea SJM . DOWN 73 ft: or loo it. on water by ap­ hrea Bedroom Modern Masonry proximately 230 fl. depth. Priced Home. Lovely location. Electric From MW to <723, Term*. Kitchen, Ceramic Tile Bath. Alexander I Stringer Beal Eataxe • laaaranca Mr*. Leartae Mesauger, ’ Aeaee. 117 Magaalla Ave, n . U -* Coat rattle* aad B1MT Hanford Ave. I t h ' s n n PATCH ? _ a g FLOOR landing waxsag, sole County since 1923. H. H. Gre reason. Lake Mary. F»ts-Livestoct-Berutlee M A W . A S K C A L *® H IS l A N ' A K s , M. G. HODGES Sarvlee on AU Water Pumpa— Wells DrUleg - Fame# Paola Read Fkaaa TM F A C / H * T H A T -J P ORLANDO Sentinel 8Ur, Call Ralph Ray, 3150, INSTALLATION at Linoleum, CarSanford Linoleum A Til* Co. 127 W. 1st SL FhOM KIT For Better PTumwng See er Call W. J. KING 71 29M Seaih Park Pksae mm INTERIOR and E X T E R I O R Painting. Paper Hinging. Phone 313-' l-W, Ritiffum “ * “Walker. A RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contracting end Repair* TV Servlet Center Bendlx end Crosley Applixneee 112 Mik RoUe Ave. Ph. HR ENVELOPES, tottortieadi, state­ ments invoices, hand blue, and p ro g r a m a , Me. Progressive Printing Co- Phene 40# - 40) West lfih 8L PLUMBQVO Contract and rewvlr ___ estimate*. R. L. Harvey. M4 Sanford Ave. Phene 1030. For Hint NEW •'« t^irsin Drag Line. Phono Orlando 26-701, House rle.inlug, windows, walls. Floors. D. C. Caldwell, Phone lt4D J. 14-B— iNtflJEAMCE -I4-B tsmi&i John WBMm r ! Im . <17 " S O U H & A W tC F ~ » m ja u TELEVISION W B M TT O U I l I t • sjHh A O vanurV w Ilh Uncle Wall * ji > ('irinnn Clrnivnl AH C trn lv tt * Oil Cartnnn Wfitlikr • N*w« * apnrtn « li 0*ni1»tvntj> kill, Hm»r| ntlMhmi k IS •|‘im» (nr I'hkppr mi Th* (itk a ltit (lramn 7 IV Jnhn Hair \aw a 1 jn nnhin Kami S.nn Dural Mhnw s.is nnoriaman Du* i,in e( Viraitana S:nn yoie* L urr »;ln In i r(j'va i m b t r BfMa 1« nn HU P*(a0a I-t-in r*nplaa rhnlea iii#n M anl Na»» n»pnrt lllST eia r llsh t TAtaira 11. It aien-0(f 17— A U T tlM O B IL It lt -T R A H J tB ! WAtt* ftniM $ni«m ■— 1 li- BOAT! • MOTO St IS Inikn Ia tSj|9 ■»;ba in •V* li “'liM .'""**" w k W i •*U* * M gfm ms. w*r«p & Bunk Bads Complete with Innenprtng Mat* tresses, Ladder A Rill. (Can be uied a a Twin Bed*) .... <00.30 K ing Size Hollywood Bed* Guaranteed 10 Yaari IRONING Out. House cleaniog, HO X <0 lnnenpring Matlreia 703 Bay Ave. <0 X <0 Box Spring........... 1139 30 LOST—Brown wallet In vicinity of Headboard (Decorator Plaitle) HOUSEWORK. 1113 E. 7th Street downtown Sanford. Driver license U nflniehed F u rn ltu ra Important to owner. Phona 903-W 3 Drawer C h e it............. . <13.30 4 Drawer Cheat ......... 1T.S0 5 Drawer Cheat ............ KJ0 K-RLfCTW CM, ftM T IC a M I Vanity Table ................ . 0.30 7R10IDA1RE appliances, Nlte Stand ............................ 1.30 and eervlea. C. H. High, Ur. and Mra. Draater ........ 29M 71a. Phone 703-3313 or Bookeaaa Bed . , .................. 34J0 Htt-W after 9 p. a . (Twin or Double; Student Deik ..................... 24.30 Bookcaae ........................... 12.30 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. iar 'round. We pay <3.30 Corner 2nd * Magnolia Ph. 1231 E BOOK. MUSHROOMS, "Bad'' Bamberger, Mgr. Admiral Way, Open Moaday's U1 • p. a . r.p t. Ksntsro* Op.n Hnui* pin Hnttip ■ rrr Moor* S A rthur Oadlr.r A rthur Qoirirer Sink* It Hilt Valient (Air im a is M tilts Ln.n «f ET?« 1.-IS a.areh (nr .'emerrew II *S Oul.lln# l.tcht i.OI On* O'clock m p a r t Jlrk r» ]:.i Lot# atT.'T L*l ftnbt. q (.«*» till H n u i .p *.-• r L a i Bin T k r i ' f 111* Wnh CrninV 4,99 Urlpht.r Dtp I:** m i r a r n f f s i n Unit Crnaby SIS K rnwtint araua# w iitj p la in * <-ss Hrientar r>ar i IS Harr at niorm t.10 On to u r Arcount I *16 March Jury Trial Set To Determine If Graham Is Sane DENVER (Jrt-A Jury trial li Ml to start March 3 to detarmlM M John Gilbert Graham w u I I U list Nov. 1 when he la aeeuead a t dynamiting an airliner that hurtai his mother and 43 othera to deitk, Trill on th* u nity lilts* w if' r44dWMd^4W'‘MaM-appaM . S t ----- T rw enav a o a s ix e fill a in - o n . Prntr a m S h i m i I I I Na*a-W aathar Tt*l Tha Uarnle* aaaw $ tin Caplal-i K ancaras M< T*»t rat(<m 1* in Kian-Dn riACratn Hamm. It will pay YOU to sen US before von buy. Open Evenings end Nan \V.*| har Sundays. P»; J4l Fim a K n u i i mini* Kaslilrfr Trailer Slice, I 1 lW | FUni Vara Palelke, Fie. I l l s " ' l u l l Vmir Trmihle U 1'J Htilka It llu h m i n .v a o s FOR SALE — 193.1. 42 Ft. "Travel lile" delux House Trailer. Two 13-nn Valiant I.ailr I.nva Ll(l O I;ll Bedrooms. Air-condillonerl, eir iLio haarrhn( (nr Tnmofrow rulating hral. Cost <6,790. Will ii> ex fliilrilnr l.lfkt sell for <3,700. Phone 1063-W I :a» Jark I'aar Bhnw l:sn l.nta htnrr i "0 nnhart q. Lawla 10- AUTOMOBILE BBOWHBS -M 3:10 Film Vara CARS BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Roy Reel’* Used Cere Sanford Ave. A lllh St. !,'C 1:11 li** I If t:Si < «> ! •• 7-11 T Jn ling 1:11 lilt 11:1* l«:in i’lli\ I l ull 1:91 sm aso ae Th* R brtkm H a ir w arle at a n .. ■»■*(■• T w lllf h i Onaga •Oparia parta Rank Stualr Zuilr ia( ItanAnni Drirtlag rtftl»L On . .. \, ciau* f-vnala*. Uualn Dial -Si- f o r Stull* Nieht rditinn Unil*a Nailnn* It • P tn a tu m # vat*?*"* WIU MV*1* tfgVTrft'f*SSOiT t'-" To nr. oV*"** -g'.W'V.Jt'Jrf’ w W**t9m 2amb*r«* Jaw# lavaa (Vtlaab f l a t li v e n * r i * A « A , Ola*** n*k*rA -a*r,» Cknlra wmKxSM-"" • ssnasesi -7 K jiwM ♦IT*** P.M, ^ lO C W tK N C ^ S Flumblag. Kreeky Heettag 1:9* M|ek»r. Mauaa Club Give MOTORS • AS kaMraian Slift k:|0 Itannrt New or Reconditioned RED-1-MIX CONKRETB * EIGHT WEEK OLD Boxer puppy. 1:41 Dmiv ^Awards A Nana Finance lien 7mo lU-laa 711 Miracle OMereU Co. Champion slock, registered fe­ 2tx H. JOHNSON ............... <47.30 Vita Bads* 7 m 3M Elm Ava. Pboao UK male. Phone 2176-J, 7; Jn Rnbin Hoed 5 H. EVINRUDE nurnt A Alia* ZEPHYR ................. ----- - 130.00 II Aft ID Jat rnrum l i i garty A Ranee Camter 5 H. SCOTT-ATWATER ER .... _______ <02.30 f Aft HELP WANTED 1 Lora Lur* "Your Wettlnghouse Dealer" 6 HOnSE WIZARD ........... <43 00 111 ra ra tn b a r d rift* I ft: no niuftln Ona 7t* MERCURY. Capable, experienc­ llflft Ml'idln Ona Coleman Heelers <30.93 .19 m> SECRETARY; Sn Hollnm Cowl . . . <100.00 II ed. Phone 1431. Aft II (Vrlnrk U1 Me gain a Ave. I 1717. 7‘j H. SCOTT-ATWATER .. MS.OO H its l.ata Ahnw (laport BALES HELP WANTED - Full 1U H. JOHNSON ............... <19.03 11:19 Naara A SO T v e in sv USED Elaetrto. coin dispenser or rert-tlmu. Firestone Stores. 10 H. Lightning MERCURY <100.00 ■SOARIWW drink box. Goad running condi­ 10 II. SCOTT-ATWATER fill T i l t P at I am 120,00 Dtlly, Sell Luminous Door tion. Idea] tor beer storage box, with controls ............... <130.93 Tltk SAimlaa thaw Plates, Write Reevei, Attleboro, 16 H. KLOJN ....................... <129.03 Can be seen at The Sanford Mass. Free Sample A Details. Herald. <40. 20 11. MARTIN, <300.73 Now motor ..................... IIUOO QUICK CASH far F m ltare. Add­ It A H E L P W A N T E D (fe e e e fe ) I M K H. JOHNSON, 1933 Model, f«- — VTTM IHfW - I f very f a s t ....................... <230.00 led Maefctaea, Typewriters, OetKte-Bm S B u sty Shop hotrd Motors, Boats. Super NURSES AID for new Seminole Also many motors tent down for uaed parts. Reasonable. Trading Peat One mile South BEST In Workmaaghlp a n d Memorial Hospital. Hospital ex­ Oa Bala Wktto They Last! ea lf-fi. Phaae 3017-W, Matari: perience preferred but not neces­ IMS Model EVIN1UDKS IM East 2nd RL Fbea* Ml sary. Apply Director of Nuriev, 23New /l. Elee. Starting Window Sills — Lintel! Wednesday between 0 - 12, 3 - 3. „ n f Twin .......................... <430.00 Flue Blocks — Cradle Blocks For ALL Your Beauty Needs can Woman with machine to sew ready 23 H. E l« , Demonstrator Grease Traps — Dry Walla, Harrlatt'a B u tty Nook used about 33 houm ...... <313,00 cut jprons. Easy, profitable. Miracle Caucreto Ce rhoru 071 IN So. Oak AV*. How WUl YOU Rwapr Ml Elm Ava Pk. 1133 Spar* or full time. A A B (Open weeing# by appftul ataiaaL) ' ‘ How Will YOU Trade? APRONS, Fort Smith 3. Ark Your OLD .Motor —Fartory to To*— For a BETTER Grade) U irw m tT Aluminum •See tha New EvlJtrudr Line for '« Venetian Blind! AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN a hour - Waik awl Dam Enclosed bead. Sag prool bottom ROBSON Sporting Goods Aggressive and alert. Hale* ex a hour 34 * With and Dr rail with pintle end*. Plaitle or nance. Write Bon SC % Th< ilibed Laundry rayon Lapel. Cotton or nylon nford Herald. uto.no pry Dewing cord*. SasithiM e L a u d r o r mkarik GiM! wU P a k t Ca. SaaUt Side Foodmart B .3-114 Wait 2nd St. Phono 330 IK J5a#t U K «L 7- By<STANLEY CHAS/A4’ P A W n H * O U « H Thoa# 1440 ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED 3BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED from <11,100 to <13,000 . FHA and VA (GI) Financed. pD H A M A TUDOR. INC. Bulldera of Finer Homea for ■AOTVCLUX W/WTXD -4 RIAL ESTATE WANTED Florida Living. Highest CASH. TRADE-IN prteee ACREAGE WANTED Salve Office—3*23 So. French Ave. paid tor wed fureliure Call 0M. I have several Buyers waiting for WUsoo-Maler Furniture Co, 311 Phone 1100 or 2M0 3 to ino Acres, preferably Houth 1. let SL part nf Kemlnnle County- Call l’aul C. Allman, Winter Park, TO RENT Wheel Chair in good 27-2341 Collect. condition. Phone 2447-M-2. FOUR OR FIVE ROOM HOUSE. RETIREMENT HOME. Comfort able Two Bedroom Frame house Improve meats. Fruit, Garage. with wood floors, screened In of out of City. Elmer Smith, porch. Lot attractively land­ 4313 - 43 s i, Long island city, scaped. Near Stores. 3 - BEAL ESTATE FOR 8ALE^3 HEATING n. T H E 'O L D 'H O M E T O W N Sllft fciiio attorneys who rejected 6 # findings of four psychiatrist! Mat tha 23-yesr-old defendant was giMa In affect, the doctor* found Qfs< ham knew right from wrong and could refrain from doing wrong..... The defenin had Its eholcw at having a separate trial on tha sanl< ly Issue or Including it In a trial lo determine Graham's guilt or innocence to charges of murdering his mother Mrs. Dalsle E. King, 33. The sanity trial — expected to last about 10 days — will foeu* M the testimony of the four psyt^tatrlsts, who will report on their ei*‘ amlnatlons of Graham. Dteal)».a|’ the bombing of th* United Air Lines plane will probably com# into this trlit only Incidentally.' s'rsdai DiVoli'oaa trrtft! U .kriRonr IkriNenr Tiro* warift at Ulna Mnralna Mrlntu# Hara anft Thar* 111* Clib *•*1 V4»* C lxv Xtpaat frrtnrmaa** arTwanooR , Warift At Nnan niftln Farm Dlgaat Taaiftar Wailna* k iv i JUr N«na Ranch warift at Thraa Canrart 'n Stlnlalur* Racnrft PrtUaw T*»» Tim* Kawi WELCOME Taah Tima____ too TO SANFORD CAN Naval Personnel !,; Will Yon B* Our Gaasif JW T CAUL W« hive leased aoma Rooms at tha baautlful Mar-Lou Motel •nl These Rooms era avillablt SEAT COVERS Absolutely Free For a period of 4 day*, to New arrival* at Ouf Naval Air Station For Alt Cars B K A tm rU L PATTERNS CUSTOM FITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION StricklandMorrison, Inc. Sanford, H ark* ‘M _ STOP by and Pick up YOUK Key at tha tdfica of . Odham& Tudor, "Bulldera of Flno Hon*aM MU 8. French A ran* a ^ �D tfrrtorr id -A 464*y atrtkeshutdown t i Detroit's three w t » down* 1b * competitive newspaper city In the flit 10 ytsrs, and wa* te n . ab‘ that .Bach M n 'c fc m d n d i* pat off Me. 1 b7 * walkout «t t»«t 1* why w# mate ykbte^fforUo provide ttoreotyperaOnly toe tract ratifleatlae by truck drivers (teaasiters) at* the afamoon Tlm n and morn Ini Free Praia remained today between full aetltemant with eight union*. Drlvara at the afttmooe Nawi approved a new pact unanimously ycitarday and teamster laadan ■aid rallilcatlon by tba other two unit* waa “a foregone conciliate**!? All three newspapers, trhoee eomblnad ampteyment total* 4,Me and whoa* dally alreulattee total* more thin 2 ,800,000, called back worker* yaatarday to begin ready* Ini the Wewe and Timae for ptblication today and tba Pro* T rail to ro ll tomorrow morning. pm tttefat * tot p u t tba age of By the ttma he's * year old, * Imtoyla ready fot toyi ha ean work wttlL Mmole building block*, peg Zod rtagtote and rw h wUl. W p ■tad to il the «ew Ra­ yoW job* Uta* aeator. iti-'l lu ba 144 bo|nu ln la - dan suggested I have theta re­ moved, la there »ny medical r*aaon why I ahtruJd permit anrgary T Anewar: It 1*adv liable that you follow your physician's euggeattoh tn thla matter. Otbarwtaa, tho CROSSW ORD . M ro'V'SiBgR .! ii'ji i n i : * iff * M m :i i i : •' ;ii1 i i j i • i i iiH . 'j • i>*MR 4 ).,■ i .fill* H T 1 •*» .1 (’ VI .1 VV, 1•) ' It 4, »|*b* A- ■bl J'.'.li 1 r4;iMM j •vr-j'jii 1Jl li'fll -HI ,4(11-3 werjt i • U 4I1SS iq:-j • j GAIN PROVES FATAL CS, Utah (Jl. — Joseph1.C. l ie, wanted to prove he i afraid. iff .'Albert i of Clarita told him the WRiHted e dame,of, RitaRttetta yaatarday. ffe took hla H « caliber revolver and them bow to play. • To Congress Today With Big Inc regie WASHINGTON ID - President Elsenhower lent hi* flret balanced budget to Congrei* today. It cal)* for ipending BMAM,000,000^ in the yaw beginning duly 1, an iaeraaa* of moro than l i t billion doQara over this year, mainly tor defanao. A predicted bicreaae of B1.80#,ooo,non In revenuei, to a letal of W,too,ooo.ooo, foreahadowad p aurptu* of 448 million dollars In fiscal HOT. Th* President asked C ongrqfru forego a tax cut united th# Cut would not Interfere with email debt reductions planned In the new budget. He alto predicted the gov­ ernment would wind up tho current fiscal year 23 million. dollar* In the black. He aaid spending of 864,210,000,000 will be more thin bal­ anced with revamtea of 864,100,- , . 000 000 , to show he wasn’t atyglrt. a finite bullet In the gua’i r, pointed th* Weapon gt r ][ |te. NagtUve rr V TT u A . TT i w a r s aDOWN u i f*t I. valley I (post.) I S. JawUli • £ Hr f*! h 'J5 TT”w 3T T l TT Jo _ n AO VA ” 1 7T TV v r -L month 4, Silkworm rr ACROSS 8. EncounU . t. Military l(f» erad g. Out Of 1 Father 21 Tut* 24. Fiavta- w *21 sShape » ; 6. Tear % Leather " ‘ ‘ "" SRomdo'e hlgheetasae f l, gptrv.ea cm: • th r e a t ! • Like **5S Si Scenited I — rr £1I a % DAILY C R O S S W O R D 18. Flower I t Loom out z . z i •ie mental MLU.KI u ijr - n jc i ratl'JlIM as. strip** 30. M ar* ' elans ,f ■ticks ! M-typ* I .'. II Ul^tlUU •■ tu u n ti MLilli HI -IH IJH H I.H * M SUMCt i j(j :ii i i.tr.' u tju ‘jl -IUM HKL'UH (’ill lil.n ju UIIL'UW i,m ,L!fiivn l- . l ' . il ' list. '11iu -J MI NI I 't u L i n n uuitri? ’ II of architee* lure U S ite scarf t B « ll 84. TvrUlsd f fahrtu le, Apportion 1 t t . Discharge * as a gun -M t t Ceokad. 4 0 m i * fit M Ml Ward* off 1 aAtwrti. ' nanoMier CJ . . ( g y r e d ,) , r h i Thore are- hvelgree, id - More than Radio-T V • BfCRARU1 MtRCBR ■CutCHMONT, N Y . ID-Htor# arc til kteda of courage. Hare la one kind.. Take e If-yaar-old man in a. gray flaaiel suit who. Uvaa in: ■ comfoitebto home ip the suburb* with hia wife and five children, ranging from I to IB yaara old. Sand him down to tbo afatio* Ova mornings a weak, to eaffl'n New Y^rk-hound train te a ' wiU-paftag Advertising ■cancy fab wtbch ha thoroughly datosta, . Letbl* Bast drag moto loathfully each mArkte|..LM htojUstoate for the tklnga h* does at Wa jab each day ttcmtta* atfadUy. But-let him nrvsr format (hat ha tovfa W* wife and children and want* to provide for them,' Finally let him be physically nauseated one morning at tba pm pact of hla Job. Than he,’and his wife, alt down and agree that th* ooly thing for him to do la to realise hla deep desire: quit bis Job and be a free­ lance television writer. Today,; nearly a year later, Phil Ralsman Jr. la on* of th* rising new generation'of television script Bryant Formally In Governor's Race OCALA (TV-Hep. F irrii Bryant of Marlon County, is formally to the IBM govarnor’a race. The 41-year-old Ocala lawyer an* mmneed ycitarday ha would enter the Democratic primaries In May. Ha will aubmlt hi* qualifying, tea to tha.iacreU ry of Mata during the Tab. 21-March ■ period proacribed by Uia itata election cod*. By *announcing hi* eandldiry, Biyajlt comes under'lb*,'restrletlona.qf.tiia code. H# may-accept contributions but must report the amounts received and donors each week to the secretary of stat*. He eannot spend any money In behalf of his campaign, axeept for pertonal travel, before Feb. 21. Bryant Is the first major con­ tender for the governorship to an­ nounce hla candidacy. iis iM B ^ u a n ^ ^ MnW&MWWWMUiM tfttlif^ ifB M ^ iifH lB a Lutheran church account in tha Mercantile Bank of Quincy. Tba shortage was discovered aft­ at* eating regularly and) the bill* er the death Nov. 2g of Andrew C. are paid on time. Most Important, Schnack, treasurer of the Central Phil Relaman Is a bappy man. Ulinoli District of the Lutheran Heiiman has Just turned te his Church, Missouri Synod, and pres­ most rceent script 1to David Susaident of tho bank, klnd,- executive producer of Arm­ Tha exact amount will not bo strong Ctrela Theater-who name* known until an audit la completed him among Ui# moat promising In about three months. 111 . ' i** of writer ‘'discoveries** <_* th# past . * The shortage was announced ysar. lt’i a factual account of eight Saturday by tha bank. The bank hour* on the women’* ward of St. did not estimate the loss, but the Luka'S Hospital in Now York, th* Quincy Herald-Whit learned from fifth •>a,L r & L art. 1,1 -ilnA script ha’s sold I nIn t f<nlne church official* that indications months. were it would run "into six fig­ Before somebody who b n a yen ures.’* to be a TV. writer and hate* hla Job decide* to- #ipiilate RaUmanrand AIRLINER SKIDS I become a tree-lance, he should be HUNTINGTON, W. Va. ID-Skld- reminded that Heliman baa been ding on hard-packed snow during a professional writer tor many a routine landing, an Eastern Air­ r o a r s . After graduating from lines Silver Falcon with 12 pas­ Brown University to 'lW , h* spent senger! and a crew of three left a down years, as .e writer* tor the runway at Huntington Airport last night and narrowly missed plunging 400 feet Into a ravin*. Tha twte-engtM plane, en route from Lou lavIlia, Xy., to Charlotte, N. C., did drop onto a ledge to scrub growth some ao feet below the runway, but ill aboard eecapad Injury. Th* passengere mntlnwd to their destteattena on snhthsr gjfftt. NARROW ERCAFB HENNESSEY, Okla. ID - Two teen-age cousin* narrowly es­ caped aeriousty Injury yesterday tn a hunting aceldaot M ir Blaoa, Okla. Leroy Fuksa, IS, said he was holding the barrel nf a .St-cslibor rtftM and poking at some brush with the stock of the gun wfcen H discharged. Th* bullet struck Bob Fuksa, 14, in the right hand below the little finger, then hit Le­ roy on the left wrlat, rutting hla watchband in two and lodging.’tn hla forearm. Roth boys wan treat­ ed at a doctor's office end re­ leased. ■• per *M> .eg •'%, Rhode bland awaef ■eta. This eemgana tlonal avenge of M famllla* throughout t W I1.UAM W .W HITE.DDB LEONARD MUNSON, M. Dl ANNOUNCE THE REMOVAL OF THEIR OFFICES 1209 EAST SECOND STREET SAM E PH O N E NUM BERS 15 Homes in LITTLE VENICE BJBQ.OQO la bellavcd m issing from tt TT Large Sum Missing A t Quincy Church QUINCY, 111. rr _ X. Capital (tt.) — z 1 22 49, Beetles ^ 4*. Variety of r TT" I ! r ,' b«m % _ to toomn W t ^ t h t e j t s n e a t WagaraPana 1 Home in FRANKLIN TERRACE 1 Home in DREAMWOLD 24 Homes in RAVENNA PARK 5 Homes in TANGLEWOOD W H Y ACCEPT A N Y TH IN G BUT THE A PHILLIPS HOME.. MATERIALS, WORKMAN­ SHIP. A ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN LOCATIONS ENG1NE1RED DEVELOP­ MENTS EQUIPPED ft MOST COM­ PLETE W I F E - S A V E R RAINBOW KITCHENS COLORED PLUMBING FIX­ TURES BEWILDBBED COONB FT. Knowr-Ky. (D-The raccoons In thla nack of th* wooda-wkat’a toft «i.'am —snuat have thought an army if Davy CrockatU psaaad through Saturday night. B u ilt waa only Brig- Dm - *emuel L Myers sad aoma TI prod rsfLaadr.NMiVtoto,. toOetly. Bastenter* wka 'i f i 'a a e e r bea« an a • mo hunt * ' Oan. Myare, aommandar t i toe training stater, waa lmprasaad id ta W H ^ U M B ia iH FINANCING TERMS!. ■ i n *t ■ • * Since 1049 Sanford’s LeiiUn* BuOdtr Little Venice �* ■ ' J g jD A jJ jJ M D A T J M is fo rtu n e Swiss Bell Program To Be Given Friday At Baptist Church The eldest and sweetest ♦oned sat at Swill Betts tn America, will be featured by the «*aon Swiss Bali Ringers hi a sacred concert at tha Flrat Baptist Church, Sixth and Park, Jan. SO at 7:80 p. m. There will be no ad­ mission charge to this program, but a free will offering will bo H r in i; This aot of M Swiss Hand Balia waa brought to America from England In 1S4T and need la concerto all over tho nation by tho Ponko family of Boston, who worn known as tha original group of all-Amartean Swtoo Boll Ringers. Tho Mason Iwtsa Boll Ringer*— consisting of tha Rev. and Mrs. Benard Mason of V°a Angolta, California, are veteran concert ar­ tiste. They have given over 4,000 concert* in every state tn tha union during tha last 38 yaari. They are currently on their 14th concert tour of the nation. They feature a large variety of novel and Unique instruments — Swiss Hand Bella, musical glasses, singing saw, vibraharp, eolovox, the world's largest sat of triple octavo chime* and tho Instrument of mystery the Victor Theremin. The latter Instrument has no key­ board, airings, roods or pipes and Toapenda to tho motion of tho player's hands waving over It without being touched. JACKSONVILLE (ri-Atox D. Littlefield, eharged with Income tax evasion stood accused today of accepting money from gamblers to 1st them stay In business while kn we* sheriff of Volusia County. Two termer gambling club op­ eratora testified in Federal Court yesterday they paid "protection ■m ay" to Littlefield or two of hi* teputlex In 1M7-4I, the aanta yaari tba government charge* the one* tsme state Democratic chairman wtm ‘ evading $10,288 to income tease. Jamee L. Gullmartto, 17. S. dis­ trict attorney, told the Jury a "subitaatlai amount" of the protection money waa not reported on tittleflted'a tax raturns, Cheater BcdeO, defense attorney, countered that none of the money went te Little­ field ter his own uae hut waa channeled into political campaign fundi. Arthur Reynold* Robinson, for­ mer partner to the 400 Club to South Daytona, said he handed Littlefield to person 11,000 to cash a month for nine months aa "good will" to eparata blackjack, roulette, erapa and slot machines. Seminole High Ploys Home Tonite By H. P. GORDIE The Semtooto Hiah School varsity basketball team will be seeking Ita third win at the seaeon tonight when It meet* tha aharp-ihooting team from Palatka. In tha preliminary contest, Ihe Hanford Parochial School's eight and ninth gradera will tengte with the Sanford Junior varsity. BeUt gamws will ba played a4 the Semtooto High School gym. P int game la achedulad to get underway at 8:13 IhU evening, r DOESN’T LIKE KICKING BALTIMORE iri- Mrs. Marie Streb said ihe didn't mind being knocked down, she's used to that, but when her husband kicked her, . . . .Well! Tha t-foot-l husband of the »■ foot-18 Marfk, who waa oace known around tha professional wrestling circuit aa "Gypsy Lee," denied be floored her or kicked hey. Just a caa« at mistaken identity, aald he. But Magistrate Ximuu Sckwftetd gava tb* daeUtoa to the slender 37-year-old brum tta. He fined Streb £3. The Florida River Cruise* pleaaura boat, 'The Nautican", oa Ua maiden trip to Blu« Spring* yasitrdajr wa» rammad by an ad bar jo on 1U \ ay to lanford. Tha Nautlean. Juat 13-mtaults from Blue Sprlnja at tha lima of tha rlrar accident, waa badly damaged In the headoo amaah leavlnj a gaping hole in tta bow. Richard Sodero. one of tha eooperatora o( tha Nantican, waa on tha trip and all but thraa ol tha M paeaengeri were on tha upper deck at the time of tha craih. Sodero, Captain of lha Nautlcan J. R. Oliver, and moil of tha pas■tngera laid that tha barga gava the fl»t blaat of ita whittle to signlfy that they would heap their courae lo the right and the Nautican returned the algnal. However, according to Sodero, tha barga, coming around a make band of the river, eame acroaa tha channel broadalde ramming headon into the pleaaure boat The paaaengera and crew were thrown off balanre and only minor injuriaa warn received. Tha Nautican waa hit above tha waterline and waa damaged only In tha wood atrueture of Ihe bow. Tha tteri hull waa not damaged In tha river accident. Eye witneiaea G. D. Spring and Floyd Hopkjna aatd that the Nautl­ can waa In th« clear aa far aa tha pleaaura boat waa concerned. Cap­ tain Oliver aald that thia la the flrat accident ha haa experienced doring hla time piloting boats. Captain Oliver aald, following the accident and hie return to tha Sanford pier where a number of people met the voaseJ, that (he Nautican attempted to eacape lha craah by turning sharply away from the barge. But apparently out of control, the barge rammed the 100 foot pleaaure boat. Hodam and W. R. Kemp, the two opera lori nfeiha Florida River Cniiaee, acid that the Nautican would be put Into shape Imme­ diately and would be back In aarvice within a few days after under­ going repairs. examined by a Hanford doctor te ascertain the extent of injuries, if any. Both Kemp and Sodero expressed their regrets that such an aeeident should happen to tha Nautlean on lla first day and trip but that all hast* would h* made te have re­ pair* completed in as ahorl a lime as possible. Gordon Sweeney la to itrv t nl special rapreaenUtiva of tha Cham­ ber of Commerce to the outlying clUea of the county, It waa an­ nounced by tho trade body office today. Tha appointment of the loear office supply owner was mada by Prealdent Georje Touhy who aald that Sweeney would work In cooperation with Mur. Forrest Breckenridge in meeting with city officials and rlvle orranUatlons to help them with particular pro­ blem* where the action' of the eounty orjrantaation might auprla­ ment Ihelr own. The aaalgnment I* dermed erpodaily Important in cementing tha relation* between the headquar­ ter* of tha Chamber of Commerc* here and greupa striving Tor tha advancement of mere localised intereata. It la honed tha' the diversi­ fied service* of the county body will be used te supplement the activities of groups within tho altivi In othar parts of tho county. “Wo are all atrivlng for tha aamo thing—a bigger and con­ stantly improving Seminole County that In Urn will advance tha buslneaa and cultural Intereata of all of us,N President Touhy aald, “and by cloear teamwork overynne will bo benefited." Sweeney Is one ef tha CofC dir­ ectors. Mrs. A. Covington Prominent Oviedo Resident Succumbs Vre. Augusta D. Covington, prominent Oviedo resident, died of Mrt. Oreon Burnett else ef Oviedo, Mrs, Covington was active in many rivie and social activities Including tha Orirdn Garden Club and was past president of the Wo­ man's Club. 8he was a member of the Oviedo Methodist Church. Mrs. Covington was noted for living Ihe Covington sward In students with high scholastie aver­ ages. Funeral arrangsmenta are IneempleU. Future Farmers To Have Reunion WASHINGTON tri-American of­ ficial* studying ihe Boviet Union's budget fnr 18M aald today they find no evidence the RuiaJans are planning te baek up with cask their foreign aid offers to Asian and African natteni. The Russians hsv# talked big— a hint te Egypt about 300 million dollars or ao fnr the Aswan Dam, perhaps too million dollars for Af­ ghanistan development, 88 million for an Indian steel mill. But the Ruulan budget, dis­ closed In bread outline eorne three weeks ago and under study here ever since, ha* nothing in K tike the 84,880,000,000 to U. 8. foreign aid which Prealdent Elsenhower requested of Congreia yesterday. However, absence of definite foreign aid Itema to its budget apparently is no bar to Russia's efforts to cultivate friends, Appraisal Given To County Board Appraisal nf right of way pro­ perties for the four-lining, widen­ ing end paving of 17-88 from Plva Points to tn Sanford was submit­ ted te Ihe Semtooto County Board nf Commissioners thia morning In writing. Th« appraisal wai.estimated al slightly more than 8100,000. Tho new appraisal givaa opti­ mum fnr lha early eonstructinn of lha highway from the Orange County line oa to to Sanford. Robert E. Lee Is Program Subject Seminote High School Principal Prin Kerman *■ Morris xrfll deliver an addresa on Robert K, Lot at the school Thuradey at 10:10 a. m. Tha program will bo under, the di­ rection of iho United Daughter* of tha Confederacy. Vnete will ha fuiwlaked by th* Seminote High Band under the direction of Ernest Cowley and Ihe Gie« Club headed by Mis* A get-together of thq Future Farmer* Group of the years 1034M at Seminole High School will be held al Jim Spencers tomorrow night at 7:30 p. m. The reunion of the classmates of those years Is slated te become an annual affair. R o b b in s, G re e n le a C ap tu res Bollentine Soft' a m m1 . p%* ft * Two Lake Mary mm w#te>* lured last night after a wild that that ended In a three-car accidai on .Stale Road 4M near Forest Cfl for one of lha get-away ears u a docile lurrendor by lha drlri of another, car. ( harlat Frederick, Robhtoe, 1 year-old Lake Mary man, 'iM '.*Mt Euarne Scott Greenleaf, W-ytar-fllayoulh, are helng held ill the Mb|< Inote County-" Jail m pofalMf charges of armed robbery gad It# ,, napping. # In lha gel-way of the two mate from a farm n e a r’Hiavis. Robbingwaa driving a 184* Chevrolet .frhfll Greenleaf was driving • ltM Scott Greenleaf, Charles Frederick Robbins, and Deputy Sheriff Sail# which he purchased from AKRESTRD ON ARMED ROBBERY CHARGES are two lake Mary Dykes Motors in Orlande Ilia lib. Cotton Brown. (Staff Photo) man. At the Seminole County Jill are: (left to right) Constable George Kelsey, Sheriff Denver Cordell, Deputy Billy Uily, Eugene urday for 1140. Conitabla Georgs Kelsey was a«B ed to tha Jakubcto Farm about 1:11 last night whan John J a k u b rip jii C. C. Batlenlina fcwnd gaaotlM being pumped from thatr tank m the rear of a bam. Baltepttite.WSl left al tha pump -white Jaktfb*te ran for help. On the return of JateAtl* ft (he farm with Constable KaUafj The Board ef Seminole County cull Court; and ti.fUl.M from tho Ballontlno sraa found at Mte- gow Commissioners, this morning, ap­ County and Juvenile Judge. The Mayor F. D. Rent! ha* warned propriated |8,fl<y> for ihe Ramlnole Justice of the Peace reported that BOMBAY, India UR-Bombay po­ ollna pump being bold ad thW County Chamber .of commerce, earnings In hla office amounted lice opened fire today on Holers point of • sawed off ahotgim bf the period January 18-2H, 1888 8710 to ihe Seminole County Junior In only I3.0M.U and ft.8a.SS far protesting a government plan to Ihe two raea who wee* M l | | a* the "First Florida Products •Chamber of Commerce, 83SO to tbs Constable. make Bombay ■ separate itate. eight. With a threat lb at Balteattol Festival" In Hanford. the Longwood Chamber of Com­ In a letter to the Board of 8o- Demonstrator* carried black flags would be killed If the two * « d t |; The proclamation, signed by merce end 8210 to the Ltke Mary inlnoU County Com min loners, the inscribed: ''Death to Nehru." not leave Uiw icepe, Constate* Orange County Commissioners re- The police flrejl at the rlotert aey amt John Jakubclste flM J R d L .x Mayor Scott and released rtoday, Chamber of Commerce, quartid .that. sUjirlaaqeri letrnqd ear. IrtKaUde wak - h f t e T B g W edf*fi->il;a; ewtpetfMwit ^df *>1 ovar In-Ut*m 'w ith on wnik rial sourres aald scores of person* Greenleafi ear »t tho point l l 1M ' City ef Sanford in making the ed io Dm Board ef Commteomera camp crews should be accompani­ sawed off aboifUB. He waa ritea* Florida Product* Festival a eue- on behalf of ihe Longwood Cham­ ed by a physical examination. The were Injured and about loo were ed some three oe four mile* irwo W t arrested. eras, ber of Commerce ind • mochure complain! was made due In the One rrowd of 10.000 refused to the seen# al the holdup. Th* Mayor call* attention lo that I*-being printed for liilribu- fact that lomt prisoners were disperse until poller handed over Constable Kelsey said that • • * turned nver tn Drange County the body of a demonstrator killed ollna had been missing from Maria the festival and ritea Ihe event lion. to the eititens nf the community. Commissioner John Melsch mada authorities in no physiral condi by pollen fire during disturbances and Ovisdo gasolina pump# aoq The .Statewide event, spread Ihe motion for Ihe appropriations tion to work. link* for taverala months. last night. Hie Florida Power end Light Ruses were stoned In Industrial Kelsey radioed for help from tftq nver a ten-day period, will bring which was adoplrd hy Hi* Hoard. Reports (rum the various de­ Company submitted a S-jesr con­ district* by big crowds demon- Seminole County Hhexiff'a elfiei to the attention of Florida fillsen* the many products grown partment* and offices nf the tract lor alectrlc power for Hie str.itins sRnlnst Prime Minister and the Florida Highway Patrol, *’ and manufactured In Florida and county government were presented Ramlnole County Court Hmiie that Nehru’s decision tn put Bombay The two ears, driven by tho pate --3 aska that the ritlian* support to the Board of County Commis­ would ssva the rounly in the neigh­ under tha nd# of tha central ad- of armed robber*, traveled wildly ’ tha use of thee# Hama during sioners along with checks for ex­ borhood of 1300.00 a year. ministration in Naw Delhi, from Slavlo te 1T-M where Depuif cess fee* In each office. Reports the celebration. Duo In the raclaislficatlon of About halt Bombay'i three mil­ Sheriff Cottoo Brawn sod Doputte- US Hero In Hanford, tha Renilnnte were heard from Sanford Doudney, the power service to the County, lion population went he city In­ ed Bill Lilly epotted tho LaSalla County Chamber of Commerce Is Tax Assessor, John L. Galloway, a saving would be realixed. How- cluded in a proposed state In which end gave chase from the inter*#*- planning for display* and other Tax Collcclor, O. P. Herndon, ever, Commissioner Meiach ques­ Marald would be the official lan­ tion of 17-88 and State Read 4M events to focus attention on pro­ Clerk of the Circuit Court, Er­ tioned the contract In lieu of lha guage. lo Forest Cily where Greenleaf duct* grown especially within nest Housholder, County and Ju­ Cily of Sanford acquiring Ihe dis­ •mashed Into lha rear of a pickup . venile Judge, W. Hugh Duncan, tribution system. It was explain­ tha limit* of Hemlnola County, (ruck with Deputy Brown aldawi* Ralph Austin .Smith I* chair­ Justice of the Peace, and Constable ed that such a contract would bo tog tha Greanlaaf car. man nf the eommltta* fnr tha J. Q. "Slim" Galloway. Excess a part of the sa’o of Ihe distribu­ The Chevralat, driven by Rote fee* turned nver lo the Floard of tion system and service would con­ Chamber of Commerce with bins, was Hopped at Uw Saatoalfo a ty James A. Wright and Robert Kll- Commissioners amounted to 84,- tinue, Orange County ltoa on 4M by Flo* H i­ van serving with him at com- 887.84 from ihe Tax Assessor; Prior to the noon recess for 87,581.1* from the Tex Collector; lda Highway Patrol Trooper Hitrvgp 5 mltUa members. t7.8M.ia from the Clerk of Clr- lunch, the Board of County ComB a r r o w , Robbins surrendered :r mlaalonara agreed, with n dis­ " 'JWfJ* senting vole hy Commissioner ROANOKE. Va. (JT)—'Tha »e- meekly. John Maiseh, that one block of cond alrplana pilot te suffer a Florida Highway Patrol Tnwp4f > l 2llh St- would b« opened aa an fatal heart attack white In flight In T. Mark Mack tovaatigstad the -. across road in property In that Virginia In a week died upon smashup following tha capture at lenchlng tha ho'pltal here last the get-away armed robbers, area. The pickup truck ia .owned bp A replat of the Tanglewood Sec­ night. tion Two waa atibmllled and ap­ Hn was [.ary L. Hutton, 38, of Ihe Minute Maid Corp. awJ Js'cY t proved by the Board of Commis­ Norfolk, piloting a Piedmont Air yiison, 13, of Apopka 'lea tU M ).sioner* and certain rnadi were Line* DC8 from Norfolk to Cinclosed in Ihe Seminole County clnuntl, and heram* til between subdivision known as Glenn Ethel. Lynchburg and noaitoke, lie took off from Roanoke but almoet immediately complained of iharp pnlns In his chest and raqueated ppcrmissinii nf tho iuwer tn return to lbs field. After lording and taxing to tba By II. P. GORDIE tending ramp, ha was driven lo After being defeated by Lyman hospital but dropped dead In the Junior High School ihe Sanford acniergenrv ward. Junior High Reboot "B" Squid Last Thursday I.t. (Jg) Law­ bounced hack Inin the win column rence John laigiin, 40, co-pilnting a last night hy defeating the All four-engine Navy transpdrt from Soul's Catholic Junior High team Key West, Fla., to Norfolk, suffer­ by a 31)8 margin. ed a heart atlnck enrmite and was Alex MeKIbbin racked aip alqht pronounced dead mi arrival at ihe patois for high min while Mike Norfolk Nevat Air Station dispen­ Davie tossed In savea te help out- sary. aeon All Soul'a eager* to every quarter. William Oacar McKendrea Eddie Bacboitr wia outstanding Rm Joe, both found guilty by to flow play for the Sanford Junior cult Court Juries, will bar aentene High School "B" Team. Friday hy Circuit Court Judge Vi Stale Treasurer and Insurance Commissioner J, Edwin luir*on will uddress lha pcopte of Florida by radio tomorrow evening about the Increased number of traffic ac­ Tha trial of John RUey alias cidents and the itale't new Motor Jamas Rilay on a charge nf at- Vehicle Financial Responsibility tempt in commit rape got under­ Law, way in Circuit Court thin morning, Larson will apeak fnr 13 minutes A six-man .Jury eoniliting of nno woman, two negroes and three and will he heard over Radio Sta­ whit# men ware drawn for the tion WTRR beginning at 1:48 p. m. Ha will particularly espials car­ hearing. Tha Jury la ^fr*. Gertrude C. lain feature* of Ih* law which both Hughre, A. J. Peterson, F. C. Ben­ Insured ownert and operators atltl nett, Vaster Edge, Paul R. Isw i, do not seem to understand. Ha Will reveal itatlatiea ahowtef that enand Howard. JL Ateettettv te Paul Perkuit. Rigpo attomoy, te Appropriations Set By County Officials i,T:n,?u%s s flfts B Squad Bounces Into Win Column McKondree, Joe ^ To Hear Sen tenets Larson To Explain Responsibility Law John Riley Trial Gets Underway -Jdieoi � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 16, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 16, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 16, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald