5 10 221 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b15a22cc4456091b4e765547cb8cc1d6.pdf 79af46b1cb2d4979ddea202b7e6aef4d PDF Text Text Addw t. Glasser Has ftnForUnusual Civilian Employes Receives Checks Darin* e tm a o n lw h*U r t i i r i Um N ival A ir Station roaonUy, Captain Lion*| A . Arthur, Com­ manding O fflear. N A f Sanford m n oen a lT l e y an ivory tooth- presented check* to throa d r ill aa rwfe with tea brleUoa tailored to employee for oboe* a m a f o parformanee o f dutlaa and baneftrial euggetUons aavfn* Um Q e w m fcoa combed tho mirfcota *» Eur­ mem approximately R l l t . A tlOO dollar award was pewope and Asia to make available the broth, plua other Itoma "never lented to Mlta Helen S u n sky a f the Security Department in race*before aooa la thla coontry.’* Soraa aaeatha a*o KllloU Olae- nlUon o f her a hare average per* ) k j TITIAN SANIMt MWYOWC^S^©IfVyen1for oor, a bu y ana M » whh red*tab Monde hair, eat hlm~lf op ae a company he calle "Panther Xntevnatloul,” to da n wholajilo ,aad mall arte* buataooa fa* new a* m u— 1 graduate from abroad. ■a iHerat— n Vn Badtoa , A whirhrtad H -day trip to Eu- lopo aad tho For Xaat nanltod In a aaUoctioa of everythin* from teakneratchaa* with eprtag* to a i t pan— traaaWar radio with pil­ low attachment Qlaaaor, who g ot tho nama "Panther" from n netfeaa charac­ te r la Ernest Hemingway'* “ Snow* af IUlmanJarn," ealli hie **dlaaamriaa" th— flh M to M atoraa oevota tho country. T o yet the toothbrush, a Chineaa product, all yea have to da la shall eut fa, plua a copy o f year biteline ob a piece •am regard)*** a* ai craed to partidpato alsx surra B .D .R A G G S Jfc Cat Year Graaa T ho Eaay W ay s m i t t y ’s Snappin’ Turtle Cant By pew* U auesal **I just ean’ t pasa up anything tn usual,'' said Glasser. Bnt ha did turn down offer* to Import ce­ ment mixing machines and shrunIton heads. Glaiaor, barn b New York and Psared in Wichita, Kan., studied finance at Columbia University Ho got bis early business expertanc* buying and rolling precious and seml-preeiout stones for hts father, and merchandising to«m etie* and Jewelry for a couple of New York retail stores. In Mi office, a big loft-Ilk. place, G lu sa r also black-dye. about 100 thousand pairl* a month —claim in g "w a'ra tha only people who ean." He manufactures fish­ ing files and can produce some J.OM to 4,000 pieces o f jewelry per day, Including baby charms and novelty Items for adulte. Glasser said he hopes hi* busi­ ness will bo o f service to small Ilrm j, who don’ t want to and can’ t afford the time aad money o f shopping abroad. when he dropped acroia tha Ohio Rlvrr here for a game of pool while on tear* from the N ary. Alert police apotted his hopped up car as tha nna that eluded them on a 100 m p .h . chase through downtown Huntington last J u l y and put htjn (n jail on a charge o f ruckles* driving. WINNERS: A N T O N E C A N E N TE R -H ew lean shall I take rean itl la n r rent, harlmo •arrow Is n r heart dallrT* Found b*twien Faalaas It and II. Tonr oatry mast bo arronpaaled by a atatoment la R word* *r less com pi*tlnf tb* ph raio: THE BIBLE HELPS ME BSC A lISB i * Denier H O LLER T. V. ft Radio Servlet Phone FA 2-4920* Owned A Operated By B ase Young • Don Ragan Motor Sales 4. Address your entry: BIBLE CONTEST EDITOR, The feed Herald. M l W. l i t Sanford, Florida. I. Deadline for this contest la midnight Monday, an* nook th* del* of this publication. -Thorofor# t fear* catlod thoo. that thou movvot m «a» kaitw i unta mo what I ahall do." Found hodwoou J M inus! IT and II. -T ha otmo was tho first altar that ho bollt ualo tha L-JTd." Found batwoen t nouiual tt and II, "THou ara u k t t la thy mlerhlaf, t»r* u o * thou aru a bloody m i l . " Found bilV M < If lim iitl II Progressive Printing . For An Tha Family Nana Boah . Paradis* Freeman . Natortlroe Star Brand . Aaierieaa Girl . Poll Parrott SOI E. Sad S t Ur*, entrant E J«h "t w ill c a ll aa th* LarC. w h o It w o r th y to ho p ra lM d .” F oun d ba tw sa a I t a n n u a l I t and 11. S p c cla llifn f In AH Sanford Linoleum Job-Commerclal-Rook "P rogrexalr# Print Ing A M. (Johnny) Cameron Ph. PA 3-18S1 4*8 W. 13th SHOE STORE Tile Company Free EsBmatoa Asphalt— Ylayl A Rabtwr TU# Linoleum — Caryota Saul Abeam— Ph. F A 2-3311— 1ST W . I l l Jewelers R*f. Jeweler* Diamond* - Watch** — Javatvy — Watch XopoJro Ph F A I-3 3 *3 -1 1 3 B. Park I Canvas & Aluminum Aw nings Jalousies • Company For P rofresnivn People” CARDINAL Seminole Jalouise Co, Ph. FA 2-3032 603 W. 3rd St* Mr*. Hoy lehmldt. "H ow tharofor* h ark** thou uuln tho t o l n o< th* word* o f th * Unrd " f o ,n 1 b a lw lt , 1 * • ■ *• < td aad ta. " I f ra do raturw m u i s , I ^ iil with all sour Sm i i i than out s w t r th* stranc* ■«d* " Found botwaoa f Barnard * T h* l . i / t n n th* word: ■rout i>Jt th* riniM iv of thni* Uint nViiihtil It." Found b « « « N r u in s N "Pear* be with thee." Found •nd IS. S tle iit Ju daea 11 > ’T W R E S T * f ^ ; Ph. F A 2-4231 4. Contestants may ntn only I Bible wkk each Bach advertisement la considered a separata Now Available In Sanford ( f W IT H ) 1. beatify s a m e * ton exact location af THREB ( f) Wo pog*. A flnbmR year tbro# Urattftod verase etthor aa Ma p a fla b pi— of paper. Entrieu aad* aa plain p epadfy aa— af flrma ipoaaorixg each af tha thro* i • CberroJct RENEW OLD RIVALRY ATHENS. Ga., (U P) — When Georgia meets Alabama h»r# on Saturday it will continue on* of Dixie’ * oldest football rivalries. It will m irk the 43rd meeting botween the two schools In a series which dates back to 18M. Homo Improvement* Car Porte* Roofing Eta. Nl*) DOWN PAYMENT FHA k Conventional LOANS P. a Box 601 FA 2-4969 I YOU M AY R E C E IV E YO U R B IB LE pariod from January to in n # 1MT. Captain Arthur commandad Miaa Suraiky and Uiankad her fo r bar eouelenttoua effort* and naanIflsh Interest In bar Job, A ITS dollar award waa presented to Hr.' Prank E. Holmes o f tb* Public Works Department fo r tho beneficial suggestion that ho sub­ mitted which recommended that pra-primed lumber be storked for use by the Publle Work* Mainten­ ance Division. Captain Aether com ­ mended Mr. Holmes for Ms Idaa which la vct tha Government MO man-hour* each year and results tn approximately $1 £31.00 m ilita r y fir in g s annually. A fts dollar award waa preianted to Mra, Shirley A. Hern o f the Security Department for he* bene­ ficial suggestion whleh rocom mended elimination of a lo* book that waa a duplication o f efforts and records. Captain Arthur com ­ mended Mrs. Hern on her Idea which saved man-hours s*d m a­ terial resulting In approximately 1228.00 monetary sarincs an­ nually. tachmaat that pl*ya ancle to the person waiting at tbs other end Bf th* Una; another that tape re­ tards conversations; a mad money charm mad* af 15-cent subway tokans framed la solid gold, with tha token mounted an It ean bo removed In ease of emergency; Mack star aappMns; cultured MLSCUK pearls; playing card* made like HUNTINGTON. W. Va. M — mahjong sate; shall place mats •at a land squares, and aU men- Gaylord C. Martin, IS, Cheiaaeri of toye and underwater fish- peike, Ohio, wta a marked man b f oqulpmant. R oofla * A H tatiag C h LUMBER S GOOD G U LP M A C H IN E A N D PROD UCTS SU P P LY CO. • Power Lawn Mower* 6UPPLY YARD Phillips 66 DUMONT • Sprinkler System* J r - \\ \ ^ \ ^ lit usprovide whatever GULF San too Station m o n e y is n e e d e d to 401 * . Tat Street settle m atters quickly, and conveniently. FROM N O W UNTIL CHRISTMAS Open Saturdays 9 to 12 Noon S PhOM FA 3-6432 P. a Box UM Undo Cl Ift o « -H o th ot hath no rule avar hlo t o t >oint I* lino a ,lir th a t ta b r o k e * d a w *, aad w ith ou t w a llo." Fauod ketwoo* rto*orVa M aad Id. We Bay S e l And Trade New aad Uoed Form]hare G .A .C . F I N A N C I W ILSON M AIER ♦Old SUih i tkoWor a*ildi>«| Furniture Co. In*. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS D O W N T O W N -401 Watt Central Aveno*.. . . 6 Arden 3-dd9» 341-313 Eaat let Itroot COLON tAlTO W N —l I d ] lo p Co W o t Dtlra GArttoi J J44I Ph. FA 2-3622 Otoe Non; Pegy T-S; Wadnttdey 4 lolatdey M I LO A N 6 M A D I TD RISIDBNTS O f A U N IA RRY TOWNS l) Pump* Ted Williams C E L E R Y C IT Y P R IN TIN G CO M PA N Y If Ha Worth Printing Ito worth printing right! Seminole D ry Cleaners AI paebagoo to Of flea Ont/Htem ole o r plnstte bag* 115 South Park PH. FA 2-2591 Phono FA 2-4932 2 2 0 M a g n o lia WoaLtngkoufo M a y ta g LUMBER ft hardw are CO. Zenith TV Fbana F A W 6 T 3 111 Magnolia Sharwhi Palata frigid air# AppUaaeoa FA 2-3464 205 E. 25th St. w . R . t » liu « > OaltoF o �Weather Shop and Save In Sanford A X W D fK M D W T DAILY Established 1909 CofC Members 1 T W foB ending b u la e tM t, shown with the eU silflcitfcm sod the tot­ al Bomber o f bualnostes In the sec* 4 o o , have Joined the Seminole T ou n ty Chamber o f Commerce during Us current membership cam paign: K *. •— Department M o m , Fire and Tens (IS) Cow an's Manuel Jacobson Itel’ i F ire ft Ten J . C. Penney A Co. F u n eU 's , Sears Roebuck Y oweU 'i J v e y ’ a o f Orlando N o. 1*— Ready-To-Wear— Sheet Na. 10— Ready-To-Wear— Shoe* (I) Ivoy’t B . L- Parkins A Son Sanford Shoe Center Na. 11— Drag Stores (SI Reumlllat A Anderson, Inc. Touchtost Drug Co. N*. I t - Furniture, Floor Covertags, Upholstering^ V ■ n e 1 1 a ■ ftB lteds, Mattress Mrga. (14) b e r r y ’s Warehouse Furniture Furniture Center Mather o f Sanfcrd Sanford Furniture Go. W ilson-M alrr Furniture Co. N o. U — G ai A Oil Companies (II) Lewis O. Dinkins Standard Oil Co. T h rift Oil Co. N o. 14— Groceries A Flak Markets Feeds A Seeds (14) 0T. A ties Burpee Hunt’ s Tuxedo Feed N e. IS— Hardware, Auto Parte, Appliances A Related Services SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1957 Bill Topic O f Talk ours M ade By Stenstrom “ The drafting o f a legislative bill is much the same ss the planning o f a building," said Senator Dougias Stenstrom as he spoke to the YMCA meeting Friday in Orlando. Continuing with hla subject on “ How to D raft A Legislative B ill", he said. “ It all begins with an idea.” The legislator, Ilka the architect, follow s a certain techni­ cal procedure and draws detailed plans which can easily be studied and followed by the builder. The aim o f every bUI should be to set forth in elaar, concise and understandable language, he con. tinued, the details of a plan, which, when adopted into law, becomes • the pattern for the people of the state to follow, * The Senator related that "Our governm ent grow s, exists and changes through planning and building Ideas into law. These laws largely determine the progress, grow th and development o f our sta te." Reiterating that poorly drafted bills create confusion snd lead to litigation, he aaid that many times not onty the purpose o f the bill Is defeated but in fact m any un­ foreseen and undesirable resits art the consequence. Senator Stenstrom said that In drafting a bill th e n are three ma­ jo r considerations: first, w h it is the o b ject o f the bill? Secondly, is the bill In conflict with eithsr the state o r U. S. constitution*? Thirdly, how will the bill affect existing statutes If any with respect to the subject, matter? MOSCOW m - Soviet Scientist T. Khachaturov said today a typer fuel already developed in the So­ viet Union could aend a rocket ta the moon In ten hours, speeding it nearly M.000 miles per Mur, Khachaturov said the new fUN was developed to launch Sputnilt Contract Is Set For First Sewer Unit Installation Firemen Answer Alarm A t Grill Local United Fund Drive Continues , burner and ignited. (U P ) — A new Islet was rising The building Is owned by Joe from the surface o f the sea today Moss and occupied by A . E. Skully. amidst volcanic explosions — less Answering the call with Chief than a week after another disap­ M. N. Cleveland w ere Lt. Crow, peared. The Fatal underwater vol­ Bcnelt, Veckaey and Faint. cano ha* gone Into renewed activ­ ity and has hurled ash and molten For Information On rock high Into the air. In nearly CIRCULATION a month of earlier activity, the PH. FA 2-2G11 volcano built a new Islet which or after 6:30 p.m, last week sank Into th* tea and disappeared. PII. FA 20973 Contributions lo the United Rind In amounts of 125 or more as rep o r t e d b y eam palrn headquarters today are: Standard Oil Co., 125; Miriam Smith Morrison, 123; Touchton D rug Co., <100; Sam C. Lawton, <23; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hughey, <23; Sidney E. Ives, <30; Ail Souls Catholic Church, <100; K. A. Juthe, <*3; R. B. Hiscnx, $21; R snd.ll E lectric Co., <23; Hunts Tuxedo has Invited a representative o f the Stale Service Offlee o f the Flori­ da Department o f Veterans Affairs at a consultant on matter* con­ cerning Federal or State benrfit* to veterans, their dependents or survivors. Appointment* for consultation with thi* representative may be made In advance by contacting the County Service O fficer at Brumley-Pulcslon Rldg.,'where personal interviews will be available on Nov. 7, from 2 p. m. to 4:30 p. m. REACHES HIGH COURT RALEIGH, N.C. (U P ) -The case of seven Negroes, eaeh fined <23 and court costs for trespassing at a racially-segregated Ice cream parlor in Durham. N.C., has reached the state Supreme Court. The Negroes, one a Methodist min­ ister, w ere arrested Juno 23 when they refused to leave a section of Me Royal Ie* Cream Co. reserved for whites. IT into spaea with Its dog passen­ ger at eight kilometers per sec* end—17.885 miles in hour. Ilia rem arks were contained in a special article on “ The Thresh­ o l d o f Interplanetary Transport” published today in "Gudot the organ o f tha Soviet transport min- totry,* Khachaturov, who Is a corre­ sponding member o f the Soviet Academy o f Sciences, said In or­ der to give the rocket propelling Sputnik II Its “ enormous speed j f eight kilometers per second, new types o f fuel were necessary." SA C Crews Complete Flying, Bombing Tourney Lake Monroe Man Dies Early Today ORLANDO, tr— Bom ber crew* o f the Strategic Air Command early today completed the Air F orce's annual precision (lying and bombing tournament. . The host bom b wing, the M ist e f Plnecastle AKB here, led the standing* fo r the Fairchild Tro­ phy, awarded fur bombing and navigation excellence, as the big jet bombers streaked over the 3,200-mlle course tor the last time tortsy. Moonlight Cruise Slated Thursday Members and friends o f the San­ ford Boat and Ski Club have sche­ duled their monthly moonlight cruise this Thursday. Boat* will put in at their own convenience and Mr, and Mrs. Harry Robson will host Ihe affair at their cam p on the river. Skiing and swimming will be en­ joyed in the afternoon followed by cookout In the evening. A fter an evening of dancing and singing the boats will leave about 10 p. m. and cruise back by moon­ light. Commodore Woodall stated this morning, that If the wsather is cold, the activities will bo held In­ side. CYPRIOTS W ARN BRITISH NICOSIA. Cyprus (U P ) — The Greek Cypriot underground EOKA organisation circulated a leaflet today pledging Its determination lo continue its "struggle for free­ d o m " against the British colonial governm ent. The leaflet, signed by Greek Cypriot leader nigenli, warned Sir Hugh Foot, the new governor, that “ Cypriots have tak­ en the irrevocable decision to a c­ quire their freedom by all m ean*." EOKA last March de­ clared a truce in its antl-Brltl*h cam paign which resulted In much violence. Collins Appeals For Constitution TALLAHASSEE W— Gov L e-, feels “ there la every good reason R oy Collins made his first direct I to believe something much better appeal to the people Monday night [ will be forthcoming from the Legon behalf o f the proposed new Mature as It will be constituted Florida constitution, whieh he under the new plan." He said he “ resorted to every said would be a big step forward in building a belter stale govern­ Influence I could honorably use and still live with my conscience" ment. The governor, in his monthly re­ io wring the best reapportionment port to th* people, said in effert formula possible from the Legis­ he la convinced that if adopted lature, “ and It was not easy to at the poll* in the November 1938 get approved." Collins departed from the con­ general election, the Constitution would p r o v i d e the first real stitution only on'** during his 15chance to crack the stubborn poli­ minute address. He said that e f­ tical bloe which hat consistently fort* o f the Committee of South­ stym ied any re apportion ment of ern Governor* of which he It a aeata which would give the more member to get President Elsen­ populous counties a greater voice hower to remove federal troop* from Little Rock was not a “ total in the Legislature. The proposed constitution em­ failure , . I believe the over-ali bodies the provision for a 43- results of our discussion with the mem ber state Senate and a 114- President will prove meaningful m em ber House. Collins said he and helpful." Turning back to the Constitu­ tion, he said, " I ran assure you from first-hand experience o f butt­ ing my head against a solid block o f opposition In the Legislature that nothing better can com e out ot the Legislature as it i* now constituted." The proposed new charter wmtld give the state a lieutenant gov­ ernor, provide a start on local “ home ru le," as well as the changes in apportionment. But Collins said that eirn without these, the clarification and n o rginlralion uf existing taw* In the new constitution would Justify its adoption and "g iv e u* a well or­ dered and sound foundation upon which to build, both by legisla­ tive action, as well s i by other constitutional improvements in the year* ah ead." But the hottest race w as fo r In­ dividual bombing honors between two BIT Stratojct crews command­ ed by Capt. Clyde W. Armstrong uf Grand Rapids, Mich., represent­ ing Uie M ist, and the S841h Wing crew from Little Rock, Ark., com ­ manded by Capt. Roy W. Howard o f Salina, Kins. ‘ As the crew i took o ff for the final mission Armstrong's group led by only one point for Individusl bombing honors, Each also had a good shot at the overall bombing-navigation t i t l e with Arm strong's crew in fourth place and Howard's in fifth. The keenly-fought SAC competi­ tion involved two crews each from 43 U. S. Air Force bom b wings, most o f the D4T outfits, and two from the British Royal Air Force. The RAF Valiants and Vulcani, however, suffered equipment trou­ ble and were f i r down the list In the tourney. “ Interplanetary travel becomes obvious," he said, “ since with a speed o f 11 kilometers per second 24.3W miles per hour a rocket has already overcom e the gravitational >ull o f the earth and can go into ntcrplanatary apace. “ A trip to the moon would re­ quire approximately 10 hours . . the dream s of humanity will be materialised. We are pasting the threshhold o f a new type o f So­ viet transport-interplanetary." Another Soviet scientist said Russia is capable e f sending a rocket to the moon and bringing It back. But there waa no confir­ mation here ef reports Russia would send one ter tha monn on Thursday's 40th anniversary o f the Bolshevik revolution. The new statement cam e as one o f ^Russla’ a leading rocket and missile scientist* Indicated that Lalka, the lltti* husky dog aboard Sputnik II, Is not e j e c t e d to live m ore than a few day*. There were turnon earlier that Laika— Rus­ sian fo r “ Little Barker” — might be returned allvt. Modest Amount o f Fast Yurt Khlebtsevlt, author o f a much-discussed recent project for a flight lo the Moon, Mars and Venus, aaid today over Moscow rai^lo the speed of the second Sput­ nik la eufflcient to send a rocket to the moon and return. lie said the amount of fuel need­ ed would be relatively m o d e s t just enough to get a space ship out o f the earth’ s gravitational pull, M oscow radio hinted Monday the necessary super fuel had been developed. Mason Executive Director Of State Audubon Society The Florida Audubon Society Is welcoming Its new executive direc­ tor, C. Russell Mason, who arriv­ ed this past week from Masnehu* sett*, and 1s located at the Soclety'a headquarters, 003 Orange Ave., Winter Park. Mason Is not a newcomer to this region, for from 1920 to 1940 he lived In San­ ford, serving first as manager of the- Florida Branch of (be seed firm, Francis C. Store* and Co., Inter In a similar capacity for W. Alice Burpee Co, For Ihe past 18 years, Mason has been executive director o f the Massachusetts Audubon Society, with headquarters in Boston. Un­ der hi* leadership, the member­ ship in that Society Increased from 2100 to 1800, Its wildlife sanctuar­ ies from three to twelve, Its staff from six to To, and lit operation* budget more than fifteen-fold. Mason alto served fo r 18 year* as secretary-treasurer o f the Mass­ achusetts Conservation Council, and hla participation in thla snd other conservation a c 11 v 1 1 1 e » brought him the 1951 medal of the Trustees of Public Reservations for "outstanding service to conserva­ tion." He Is the suthor o f Picture Primer o f Attracting Birds, pub­ lished by Houghton Mifflin Com­ pany, a* well at many magaxlne articles. Mr. ami Mrs. Mason have pur­ chased a home at Altamonte Springs where they m ay indulge their Interest in plant and bird life, while he devotes full time to the building of a strung program In conservation for the Florida Au­ dubon Society, “ We are delighted U, be back in the Sunshine Stale,” Mason commented, “ to enloy *gain the beauty of Ihe countryside and the warmth of the people. A l­ ready the name* of plants forgot­ ten over th* past eighteen years are returning to us. We look for­ ward to greeting many old friends, to making the acquaintance of new people who share our Interesta, and to th* challenge tuat an Au­ dubon program of 'Conservation in Action' o ffe r s ." Plan Completed Foi Lions Benefit Variety Show CA3SELBERRY— The town’ * registration books were opened Saturday and will remain open through Nov. 23, according to Mrs. Francis Allen, town elerk. Mrs. Allen will have tha books at the muncipal building on each Tuesday and Thursday morning during registration period, Th* re­ mainder o f Ihe period the books will be at her home on Queen's M irror Circle, for the convenience o f unregistred eligible voters. Election day is Dec. 2. Offices to be filled are inayqg, clerk and mar­ shall, each officer to server for one year and, two aldermen, sleeted for a term of two y e a n . Absentee ballots may lie obtain­ ed from the clerk. Alt U.S, eiliiena over 21 y e a n o f age who have re ­ sided ln the State of Florida for one year and for six months In the town o f Cssselberry are eli­ gible to vote if registered. Na candidates have filed fo r any offices to date. Office Space Is Found For Firm CASSELBERRY— O ffice tpaee for the personnel o f Casselberry Industries, Inc., ha* been provided In the ferneries building. Just north o f their form er location, the old Casselberry Industries Rldg. Ih e old quarters were vacated In favor of an electronics company which recently purchased the building from Casselberry Gardens, Inc. Effected by the move are th* a d ­ vertising and billing departments of Casselberry Ferneries, the w a­ ter company and Casselberry G ar­ dens, Inc., a real estate snd deve­ lopment company headed by Hibhanl Casselberry. CASSELBERRY— An arrange­ ments for tha Casselberry Lion* Clubs’ Second Annuli Benefit Var­ iety Show at Lyman School audi­ torium at t p, m., Nov, T, have been completed, producer Joe Wei* m er said yesterday. Proceeds from the show will be used by the Lions to prom ote this sight conservation program , pro­ vide eye-glasses fo r needy chlldren, eye examinations and surgery when n ecen a ry and other projects o f general welfare work. Tbit year’ s show includes pro­ fessional and high class amateur perform ers, many of whom have become well-known in Central Florida as radio and TV personal!!, lee. Weimar, producer o f last year's successful show, promoted In conjunction wth Sanford Lions at the Seminole High School audl* torium, said yesterday that tha variety of entertainment billed fo r Thursday night not only offers a auperb cast but will present to the public many rilin g young ■ tan , some o f whom are certain to hit tha top In tha entertain* m ent field. The* cast Include* a professional magician, accordion specialties, tap-dance artlati, outstanding am* ateur vocalists and planlita, a ba* ton export, pantomlmlst and t popular dance band. Harrington, the magician o f USO fame and a star tn the movie “ This la Tha A rm y" will open Uia show, followed by such well known a n a onUrtalnars a* Ruth Smith, Barbara Albright and Diana Tauscher, Tupporw iro W ith Fairy, all o f Orlando. Pianist Caro] Skinner, o f Winter Park; The Jones Boys Dance Band, o f Orlando; accord* ionl.it Frank Loescr and baton twirler Dana Alexander, o f Alta* monte Springs all share star bill* ing. T in t lim e performer* for ihe Lions Club will be the popular young dancer, Susan Flench, who need* no Introduction as an enter* talner and little Jan Pope o f Caa* ■•Iberry, whoso full-sire accordion dwarf* the tiny perform er. Susanne Jones, lyric soprano ot Sanford who has perform ed in other local Lions affairs rounds out a program which W clm er believes will be certain to pleats any au­ dience. SW EDES BUILD MISSILE STOCKHOLM. S w e d e n HR— Sweden hai built a guided missile which Is being tested by two de­ stroyers, It was announced today. The m lisll* Is fired by e rocket and powered by i Jet engine, and can hit a target In any kind of weather, the announcement said. Additional Local News On Page 8 THURSDAY, A GOOD TIME CH APEL HILL, N.C. (U IM -T h e manager o f the University of North Carolina Flanetarium said Monday a lunar eclipse scheduled for Nov. 7, the 40th anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution, would offer ideal conditions for viewinr any explosion set o ff by a Russian rocket reaching the moon. A. F. Jenrano commented on a state­ ment by Dr. Fred Whipple, of th* Smithsonian Observtaory In Cam­ bridge, Mass., that It was possible the Russian* launched a moonbound rocket last Saturday. riHHSY C tN H A l M IIG I 8 T - Pw idents James M. Symes (top) of the Pennsylvania Rail­ road and Alfred t. Pertmsn (bottom) of tho New York Central Railroad announced in Nsw York that they are study Jrg plans for a merger of th* roads Into on* giant system. ■The two railroad* have eomflMned assets of stout »3,«W._ fl^rnsaGowAi) United Press Leased Wire Drafting Legislative "J u s t as It takes th* architect considerable tim e and study to CAfNELBERRY— A contract draw the plana o f a fine building, for the first unit o f t sanitary it takes the legislator considerable sewer Installation has been let by WASHINGTON <m— President time and study to draw a good Casselberry Gardena, Hibbard CaaElsenhower will meet with his selberry, president o f the develop­ cabinet twice this week to discuss ment corporation said yesterday. the budget and legislative pro­ The G. H, Grier Co., o f Winter gram he will submit lo Congress Park, w a i awarded the contract. when It reconvenes In January. Excavation work Is listed for an The first meeting was scheduled Immediate-start and tile la expect­ for today; the second will be held <11> ed to be on the site within the next on Friday, Firestone Store* few days, according to works tupActing White House press secre­ Sanford Auto Parts erintsndent Jack Hilliard, general tary Anne Wheaton aaid, “ these W estern Auto Associate Store manager o f the G rier Co. two meetings are part o f a plan N o. IS— Hotels, Motels, Apart­ The sewage system meets ill m ent House■ £ Trailer Courts to consider legislative programs FHA and VA specifications and will and budget programa prior to leg­ <U) serve 2 ) homes in a new area be­ islative meetings ln early Decem­ A m ila g e Cabin Court ing developed In the Queen’ a Mir­ ber. . " Monteruma Hotel ror South Addition. Park Avs. Trailer Court The Decem ber meetings lo The system will be extended as N o. 11— Insurance A Real Eatate development and bulldipg con­ 111) Frank S, Thurston. 72, died early tinues, with the construction o f a Carraway A MeKJbbtn this morning at his home (n Lake disposal plant on a location East Crum ley A Montleth Monro*. o f Semlnola Blvd., Casselberry N . V. Farm er He cam e to Lake Monroe a year said. Also, that property owner* H. James Gut Agency ago from Chattanooga, Tenn. Born In the sewage district may request J. W. Hall May S, 1885 In Louden, Tenn., he connection f Ruth M. Hamilton was a retired interior decorator. M rs. Bobble Joe Hunt He Is survived by one ton Ed­ A K erns Insurance Agency ward Thurston. Chattanooga, Tenn. • R a y Peck arranged before tha newt o f Spot- a daughter. M rs. Chester Fraley, Seminole Realty nlk II was released to the world. Chattanooga, W illiams Insurance Agency Russia's satellite and missile Remalhs will be sent to Chatta­ The Sanford Fire Department an­ R . A. Williams advances were almost certain to nooga this afternoon fo r funeral swered a rail yesterday morning figure In the budget discussions. ami burial. Brisson Funeral Home at 10 o'clock at the D ay and Night , however. The President Is under Is In charge. Grill, 701 French Ave. strong pressure from some con­ Cause o f Ihe fire was a grill pan gressional Democrats to step up on top o f the stove dripped on the • NEWSPAFKt THE HOME OF MR. AND MRS. T. J. DEMERS. 43« S. Virginia A re. waa ehoeen hr tho Sanford Garden Club an th* November Garden ef the Month. (Bergstrom I'koto by Goeti) WORKING WIVES INCREASE WASHINGTON (U P )— The Census Bureau said Monday the pro­ portion of married women work­ ing or seeking Jobs ha* Jumped from 20 to 30 per cent. The num­ ber of working wive* Increased from 7.300.000 in 194? to 12.700.000 last March, NOW THERE ARE TWO NEW MUONS TO WATCH—This nfflci.il Soviet photograph, released la Canada, shows Alexander £haruv, head of the satellite observation station at the S h tern b erg Institute In Moscow, giving InstnictlMa to • group of Moscow University student*. The students baste tw o “ sputniks1’ to watch now, wllh the announcement that Russia had succeeded In launching a second satellite, thi* on* bearing a live dog as part e f Its **;«'»• , . (U P Telephoto) �} 1 1 1 '» 7lnw dfaah J h u ! In k y r » « k k It lin t, considering w b * tWa is n m ' i a Flan R* serve meeting being written! A lio, Iber* wlD ba tonight, ict all theia who belong, a meeting o f sU w ire* o f flttfflben (attar chert aatlea, bat actually o f the fle e t Reserve AMOelaUon LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF FLORIDA % : kRpUOi A ,lSHtYl0Ji BIS W JaA»CL H. AMMUtuTUX. 1f», WB«tf residence is its Jfenn lin n Street, CarMl a, UeergUi _ Tou ere hersbr notified thet Suit lies bee* laitltute* t s e l u i you la the above-tiried court at ten fora, femlaol* County, Florida to fereelaae a mart***, oa tae faliewiac reel tr,* »rir lying end W a g la lemUel* Cduaty, Florida, to- wit: Lot A K ook l", Tior I of the City of Sanford, according to E. ft. Trafford'o Una thereof recorded in tat Fusils Records of lemlnols County. Florida. Wbfrola Clltaasta P. Turnbull le Fima tiff gad frlgga ArrlngiAn and y * W K ^ a e - r '^ n ’; & at Marerd. Flnrido on or before the ®f Novemsor. A- t> tisr, 1"4 to .serve 0 capy af tae l»Wc ea FUfatiffs stteraey. Miow. HSrcln fail ant or • Decree Fre Contests will aa entered otelaet taA fsastcsw s» I cats reacncaur you, finpomt *• ”'VtieyCircuit *r - C. Maria* Court ’K i SK,W .,i’Vi t' SSKLPSi. eS-ib i js ,, Sanford. FlerMa O R A L) trV* s c » a B: i s far isrolnol* Ceualy. Florida, ay wU in 1 T11hla m*I,Jr!■<* short Thelma J. W illiam s, wife, tha title « f w » l«a la IN TH E SIATTEIt OF T H E ADOFTIOV » T B L 'ItlO V W IL - fcliiil: wawt v . . f—— —- and JA N IL ---- 'E>. minors, thaaa pro­ state era to command you to ap­ pear end tile your'wrllte* Answer f ; OWeetleaa herein <>" Or btfora tha Jfnd day of b ova mbar. A. D. 4 1ST, or otherwise a Dacraa Fro Onfatao wlli ba antard agalnat you. aad thla causa will praaasd as perte. Tha Sanford Harold la daalenatad •• a nawapapar o f ganaral circula­ tion In which thla citation ahall ba puMIthed onca a a -* week (or four mVkS.nd an1 official •**l o f the Clerk o f tho Clreult Court, on this the :tst day of October A. D. 11ST. O. F. Herndon Clark of the Circuit Court By: K*ck M3UO 8 E MOQg CAS* »UL WITH **•— VOUDSELF- . ( HUlBASCS l > ABgWABO r TO GET *» It I — £HAIN j u s t O b i t S - 'A S OV| a T* M Y GO OD NII0WBC5 T ’ K l g P T IL L M O a N I N Y . '^ <*■ N C urO Q G ST * THEBE ABE MOOS , WOMEN IN TwJ T . Vu'CBl D THAN J . MEN V3U CAMT TWtNK OF STATISTICS Aria J. Lundqulit tssar «.»:•r-0 Attorney fee Fellttoaarg (SEAL) who a n interested.in form ing a local branch o f the IA F R A . (L a die* Auxiliary o f the Fleet Reserve A siocia.ioa.) TbU Is Important, aa there absolute 1/ MUST bo fifteen e r m ore w ra e n preseat In order to hare the necessary quorum to start a branch. And this wtU be an Important "meeting in other waya too. U will bo necessary to elect team officer* at this fir s t one so that th e n wtD bo aomeone to keep Uu* " b ill rolling". I h e y can bo tim porary If you so deatre. but you must elect some. So i f ycu are eligible, (and you are if your husband ia a ratm tbr of the F R A . i bo aura and attend thia first and "R A S C A L ” O PERATIONAL NOW, SA YS A IR F O t C E - T U All m » t important mooting. Farce announced Its long-awaited alr-lo-ground missile "RasraP Seem i as If a good tlm t was has oaeaed all testa aad la going I” to regular operational use in bad by all last Saturday night, mediately. The disclosure and the Aral publle showlpg o f the Reswhen the Chlef’ i Club had their col wa« made al Plnecaslle A<r Force D '-e . Fla., where Ihla nlrture Hallowe'en Dance, with Sidney o f a Rascal miaslla mounted on a W T Stratojet » i i made. Vihlen's band supplying the music. . (UP Telephoto) First Prise fo r the best costumed couple went to M r and Mrs. N. H. marskjold’a proposal that Argl ARABS REJECT PROPOSAL Phillips who cam e in their own CAIRO (U P )— The Arab League countries help pay foe maintain, version ef what a couple o f syefl, dreiatd clowns should wear. Sec- Political Committee Sunday re ­ lng the United Nations emergency bad prisa went to Batty Tum or jected U.N. Secretary Dag Hamforce in .th e Gats Strip. The com­ who came in tha latest thing in mittee approved a resolution form­ space-apparel! Jana Sinko won the way I have found to relax. ing s united Arab economic from ra ffle, am* the prire was a bottle Now that It is finally November, to "com b a t European economic o f a well-known beverage"! ! As I’m not too early In reminding you unity in ita aggressive intentions an added note o f Interest, three h appy couples calibrated their that the Fleet Reserve Associa­ In relation t othe Arab economy". wedding inniversariet on Saturday tion will be having a tarrlfie dance evening. Was only able to obtain on November and., at the Armory the names o f tw o o f tha couples on First Street. Sidney Vihlen’s though, and they were Mr. and orchestra will b« around for this Mrs. William Cotter, and Mr. end one too, and ticket# are now avail­ Mrs. Raymond Freitas, Congratu­ able from any member of the lations Ifl^ham,. . .all three cou p­ FRA. They an tl.OO per person, les that la! but thla entitles you to free re­ W ell, now with the carnivals and freshments. free b--r, etc., and Hallowe’en out o f the way, all the there will be a drawing for doorsp ire time available will probably prim all during tha evening. bo going Into preparations fa r the Many lovely gifts will be raffled "H igh Fmr Follies” ! Talent off during the evening. and w e ­ Night for thla will take place on nt Turkeys will be among them,' January 17th., with the “ F ollies" In keeping with the Thanksgiving themselves taking place on Feb­ season. The dance will take r'*c? ruary 14th, and 15th. So much work tha Friday before Thait'csgivir;, about th!:i quest lea: to be done on this, and everyone and if you’re luckv enough to win "One often reads e f e * auto can help, w h y not call Polly (M rs., one of them, you'll be all set for accident In which the driver has Donald) Brubaker, the General tha holiday! ! Be sure and buy no auto losnrance, a id couldn't pay s Judgment i f g c o u r t Chairman, and aea If there Isn’ t ycur tickets early. They will alsc awarded one. The victim the* something that you too can do to be available at several downtown has lo pay ble o * n medical ex­ help. You da not have lo be a stores for your convenience. This pense* — Does y o u r agetter m em ber o f the Hospital Auxiliary is for EVERYONE, not Just mem­ c i v s thla "L'nlasurod M otorist" in order to participate. The hope bers of the FRA. Military, civil­ endorsement, costing only IM 01 is that everything that can be done ians, and anyone else who might that p a n the legal liability of ahead o f time will be finished up like to come! an uninsured or hit-run driver b efore Christmas and the holidays With heavy thoughts cf the two fur injury to any member o f the fa m ily ;" "s e t in ", when everyone wanta to Russian satellites that are now be free c f eommtttmenta to enjoy spinning around our earth. I guess themselves. To that end I'm "u p I'll dig a deep hole and rrawl into to m y s ir s " In posters fo r the a f­ lit See you tomorrow,. . .if I don't fa ir! But It’ s fun, and the best dig too deep! ! ! 1 "• .VIMILI VOURe ’ FALLING OFF ^ S A L A 0O 6Q r IP I O R A L L Y I N T E N O T* L O S E A P E W P O U N D S ... ...I W U S T ETO PM Y MlDNIOHT IC eaO Y O A ID S .S O M 6 HOVV.? AVDDV % ; t Y W V r w / >% am? CMCS3 n.5JULL TO TV# 3 0 -\A*DL; vg„ HALS TO ^ GO MONg.* C a n t D O .v s a u c l s o o n roaoorMY An empty w o c e t / — VWHATLL l CO Nl CASE A WALLET* J OP AN EMERGENCY *A. Hero’s fAo blgfttt. boU stt m et* any ear e te r made. Hara’ t new length, teidih and /osrness. a radical nose I 8— a wonderworking Full Coil suspension, a real air ride, brilliant new body j ram* design 1 Son Chevrolet now! Talk about news, that’s all Chevrolet is for *51 . . . starting with ita b n g , low Lacs aad new gull-wing rear fenders! There's aa all-new engine, the 2S0-h.p. Super Turbo-Thrust VS*. It’s so new it even locks different- Combiae it *uh Turbo- See Your Local Authorized Chevrolet Dealer �S T u e s d a y , N o v e m b e r B, 1 9 5 7 « tjf S a n fo r d ^ rra ffi ^utheranWomen Sell Tickets To Smorgasbord At a meeting o f the Smorgaab i l l Com m ittee on Mon Jay >11 final plan* were made fo r the serving o f the tupper on Navcnlber 16th from 3:30 til 8:00 p, m., at the Lutheran church. The tic­ kets, selling for 31.00 for adulta ami .30 for children are almost (tone. A limited number will be served so get your tickets from nny m em ber o f the Ladles Aid of the Redeem er Lutheran Church. Many dc Helens foods will be pre­ pared and served by the iadlea. There will be two door priles, one donated by the Andrews Nursery of S Sanford Avenue, the other by Mrs. Fox o f Casselberry. The gift ami homemade randy table is being organized by Mrs. Elisa­ beth Harman. She requesU all Conning The News Bell Collector Will Speak At D.A.R. Meeting The members o f Sailie Harrison Chapter N .S .b.A .R , are looking forward with keen anticipation to the meeting icheduted fo r Dili com ing Friday. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ed­ mund Meisch 2118 Park Avc. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Elmer Kipp o f Daytona Beach. Mrs. Kipp is a nationally renown­ ed collector o f belli 3Ira. Kipp's subject will be “ World Wide Echo of Bells." During her talk the will display many o f her most Interest­ ing and prized bells. Her collection numbers over a thousand. The August 1937 Issue o f Hobby magazine featured an article about 3tr*. Kipp and her collection, which is now on display In her Daytona Beach home. Eventually the bell* will be placed in the fa m ­ ed Llghtner museum In St. Augus­ tine. There they will be on perm a­ nent display. Mrs. Kipp Is a member o f the American Bell Associates, a group o f more then fiv e hundred collec­ tors. As she travels she adde to her store o f knowledge on belli. She has been a visitor to the "B elltow n ", East Hampton, Conn., where several million belli arc made annually. In 1941 one of M n . Kipp's belli was auctioned on "H obby L obby" where it brought |250 for w ar re­ lief on this radio show. The bell was one o f brass, bearing the state seal of Florida. In Mra. Kipp's collection are bell* o f china, glass, wood, poreclain, and sliver, o f all sizes and shapes. On Friday she will speak on the Liberty Bell and the Wash­ ington Memorial Carillon, the D. A. R project at Valley Forge. All the bells In Mrs. Kipp’ s col­ lection are gtfts from friends. She calls it her “ Bell fam ily o f rated with seasheiia front the beach below. A calypso band was imported for their pleasure, dur. ing the visit. Some o f the news­ paper men went shark hunting, but Evelyn and Boh seem to care not for souvenirs and so did not (indulge. Gentle reminders— the United Fund needs your help. This is the proven way to collect for charities. We are proud that the Navy seems to be the only one as yet In sight o f a quota. We are sorry that others rannot see the advantage o f one collection a year instead o f thirty or mare. —The Sanford Woman's Club will have a luncheon Wednesday noon at 12:30. Member* will hear Mrs. Charles McDowell speak— The Basle leadership course for Girl Scout leaders may still be joined. Time is 9:30 A. 3k at the Civic building on East First St. Next class is Thursday morning. Baby sitting available al the Ed. building of the First Presbyte­ rian Chureh.- Tho Southsido p. T. A. will have a program Thurs­ day night that should not bn missed. Miss Annie Laurie Crawford will speak on "E m o­ tional Problems in Children", a subject that should I n t e r e s t adults with children o f all ages. Miss Barbara Lillian Smith TUESDAY The fleet reserve ladles auxiliary will meet on Tuesday evening, 8 p m .. In the TV room o f the ciilcf's club. O fficers will be elect­ ed at this time. Anyone eligible fur membership Is urged to at­ tend this most important m eet­ ing. The Seminole High School No­ vember meeting of P. 7 . A. will be held at 8:00 I'. M. in tho school auditorium. Andrew Bracken, principal, will explain tho new re­ port cards Issued this year. A fter a short business meeting an open house will be tho program for the evening. Parents will visit in the clasiroum s. Light refresh­ ments will be served. The executive board will have n meeting at 7:13 prior to the reg ­ ular P. T, A. meeting. Former Sanford Residents Honored In Hypoluxo Additional Society The Rev. and 3lr*. John 3Til!rr o f H ypoluxo were honored re­ cently on their twenty-fifth wed­ ding anniversary. Rev. Miller Is the pastor o f the Hypoluxo ltapll*t Clinpcl. A rcecplh n wns held for them In the chapel. Receiv­ ing with the Mlllnra were their sons*, Jackie and David, daugh­ ter and son ln-law, Mr. and Mr*. Don Damn and grandaughter, Jean Ellen Baron. Potted palms, while erysanhemumx and gladioli worn used hi decorate tho chapel. Readings uni m usical sulections were play­ 'd. The Rev. Miller toasted his wife with tho singing o f "A lv.iys". The Miller* were married In Sanford. Mrs. Miller Is the 'auuhtcr o f Mr. ami Mrs. W. I* "toudBinire of 305 F.lm Ave. Rev. Miller Is the form er Minister of Education at the First Baptist Church in Sanford. His mother, Mrs. Lula Miller, resides in O r­ lando. Mrs, Miller Is the twin rislcr o f Mr*. ChUtine Woodruff of this city. On Page 5 Enterprise P-TA Says Halloween Carnival Success EN TERPRISE—The Enterprise P-TA sponsored a Halloween Carni­ val on the school grounds last Thursday evening Approximately $233 was cleared for the P-TA treasury, announced Mr*. Darwin Bruce, chairman. In addition to the booths with pie. co ffe e , hot dogs, candy and cookies, there was the balloon board, pony rides. Darwin Bruce portrayed a lion and could be "dunked'' with a pitched ball, A fish pond. sp<mk house, while elephant sale and cake walk were also on hand. Teachers and home room mothrrv worked together to put on the carnival Many children came In ci*stumc to enter the parade and the Judges, Mrs. J. B. Oviatt, Mrs. Charles Murrell and Carroll P eter man reported a "difficult tim e" choosing winner*. They are pre-school division: funniest costume, Bobbl Murt', Mi­ chael Nettles: most original, San­ dra Farron, Jim m y Randall; pret­ tiest, Jean Orr and Vince Stowed. Grades 1-4: funniest, Evelyn Carlton, Tom m y Hatchett; most original, Linda Long, Darwin Bruce; prettiest, Jane Vaught and Mike Orr. Grades 4 8 : funniest, Kenneth Leftoy. Vicki Watkins; most origi­ nal, Wellesley Corbett, Richard Lane; prettiest, Jack Bo-me and Marie Stepp. Herman Lederhause donated the PA system for the evening. Happy Birthday Mrs. J. A. Sands Anna K. Corley Riley J tffco a t Sr. OUU Mae Harrison THE COSTUME PARAD E winner* of the eighth grade at thi Thursday night. Left to right. Monly Craw ford, Tom m y Lemon, Jack Boone, pSA& JDW lLJ Mr. and 3lri. 3f. J. Durak, son Mickey and Mias Dottie Bollinger attended the Retail Grocer* Con­ vention In Daytcma Beach Sunday at the Prince** Isena Hutel, Out o f town friends attending tlie funeral o f T. O. Ray, Satur<lay were Mr. W. II. Mallard, Savan­ nah, Ga. E. J. Saxton, Miami, FIs., J. O. White, New Smyrna Beach, T. J, Rasp, Wildwood, C. If. N ew ­ som*, and H. E. Crews j f Lake­ land, Fla. Mlsa Kathy Bauman spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and 3lr*. R. J. Bauman on Scott Ave. Miss Bauman ia a student at St. Vincent's Hospital in Jacksonville, where she is taking nursing. Mr. and Mrs. it. W. W slker snd children Jill and Jeffrey o f Interlachen spent the weekend with Mr. snd Mrs. L. E. Wslker in their h jn ic on Oak Ave. Sunday the fa m ­ ily enjoyed dinner with Mr snd M n . E. E. Walker. Charles' W sl­ ker o f Orlando was alio a guest. Homecoming at Seminole High School drew a number of gradu­ ate* back to Sanford. Among them were Mary Grace Hobby, now at­ tending Wesleyan College in Ma­ con, Jimmy Owen, Larry Bates, Brantley Schirard, Meredith Scott snd Slurray Nance, all attending the University of Florida, Robin Brown and Hank McLaughlin, atu- ALL L I O N EL TRAIN « ) C O / DISCOUNT N ow A vailable In Sanford CARDINAL H om e Im provem ent* C ar Fortes R oofin g Etc. NO DOW N PA Y M E N T F H A Jr Conventional LOANS P. O. Box 601 FA 2-1969 SETS I 25/C : Buy Now 1 F or ChrUtmaa W IN N T V Corner l i t and Sanford F A 2-2994 dents at Florida State Unlvcrslly. Mrs. Robert Jones o f Orlando, ami baby, Joy Elaine, arc spending a few day* with her parents Dr. and Mrs. Wade Rucker. Mrs. Carl McWhorter i* improvprovlng in Orange Memorial Hos­ pital where she hat been confined due to illness. Mr*. Elm er Kipp o f Daytona Beach will arrive Thursday to speak at the meeting o f the Sail­ ie Harrison Chapter, N S D A It. on Friday, Nav. » While in San­ ford, Mrs Kipp will lx- ihtf houseguest of Mr. and Mrs, A. R. Key. ( ToW ed M an Stationed At SN A S The engagem ent haa b e a n made known today of Miss Bar­ bara Smith, daughter o f Mrs. L. “ LAYAWAY GIFTO* C. Smith and the late Mr, Smith o f 1215 W est Second St. to Mi­ FOR CHRISTMAS chael Lee Deeter, ion o f Mr. and Mrs. Morton W . Deeter o f Elwood, Iml. The bride-elect waa born In Longwood and graduated with the etas* of 1936 from Seminole High School. 31r. Deeter was born In Fairmount, Trul., and graduated with the e l m of 1933 from Falrmount High School. He Is presently aerv. ing with VAH-8 at the Naval NOW” Air Station in Sanford. Wedding plans will nounced later. be an­ • WatehM • Blrthstonc Rings • Cuff Links * U s Bsr £ Diamonds Wert Jewelry STORE “ A Gift o f Jewelry I f A Girt or DiatiartM s" 288 B. lei. FA M Blueprint / V fW C A P S lW s s “E V E R Y T H IN G IS DANGERO US TO HIM T H A T IS A FR A ID O F IT" as*(Author*a Ntm* There la now no good reason why anyone should worry about n possible tilsr u s e they think they m ig h t h a v e . Medical w ie n e r is rapidly learning the an­ swer* to many form erly unsuitable problem s. No one should he afraid that they m ight have nn incurable disease because there are now none that cannot be helped if the d(agnasi* is made early. If you have any continuously r e c u r r i n g troublesom e (symptom*, jurat let y o u r physician find out the rea­ son. T h e odd* are he will quickly p r o v e - t h e y are not dnngerou* if you fol­ low hie advice. TO UCH TO N DRUG CO . Cor. l i t A Magnolia 'Quotation by Benjamin Which rota m io .t s m Copyright 1917 ( I I W 1 ) throughout your hom e * atyle Naturally you want value In that new car you buy. But don'l lot bargain-hunting stop with the Bungalow? Mandon? No matter what car's price tag. Carry your savings over into the financing, too — by financing through our bank. your n eedi lor conveniently located phones. . - phones in beautiful decorator colon. Why not call our Business Office today You'll b o delighted to see h o w quickly and easily your daatar can a rran ge y o u r financing through our bank. (A d d ed attraction; y o u 're bu ildin g v alu ab le bank credit that w ill m ake it a lot easier for you to fin an ce other la rg o purchasoa or personal ex p en ses lator.) or size home you live in, we have a plan to St for details about the plan for you? See How UtlU It Cottsl in color, cost less additional each month than Several extra phooea, your main telephone! Only one installation charge. IT E (S A N K S A W IP O W O - m,- frdt/ai Defc/tt Ltarwiee Give T o The U N ITED FU N D N �KpPtpJ ^.rt a*. rS?©**■ W A R 'S % ie ? ,r a s ^ “ 4 Possible Project has a Mg Nose Dropto Not Always G ood Thing For Children and tha tedhidaala within it many thouam w S m t f tiro faralbfllty ^anda o f tbnas the dollar. tp ttt Board of Sanford icatly by Coio f tho mgtoaor flrnrof Got and « f Wart F lln Dwelt. afford to wait throufh knff pariod o f auaadartaf throo«h of fftoft f i , nnnaraaaatT reports which only could of whether tho docks and project Is needed, j & Carr, president of the AmortWatarwajra Oparatora, Inc. ssld only a "Plonoerinf waterways opera* hrtpad bring the country a new revolution which Is In part re* for today's economic prosperity." 'This statement, coupled with a statement by W. W. Young o f the General Extension Division of Florida, makes It doubly neces­ sary for Sanford to act quickly so that Cen­ tral Florida might reap some of the trs* | msndous Industrial development now under1, way, Mr. Young said In a recent release that “ n thousand new major Industrie! plants expected to move south within the next »r." In order to be ready for Its share of those „_Juatrial developments and In order that attractions necessary to bring the Industries _ _________ _____ _________ , hare ore ready, „Sanford must set______ quickly te provide the Impetue In creating the moet IMctacuUr growth ever experienced In the ■* State of* -Florida. ‘ To build a docks and terminals project is not spending money on a short-sighted lnJvestment. Whntever funds are used In the 1construction of "the key to Sanford's econo­ mic development" are merely Invested In a [facility that will renay the clty_*# Sanford In a rossat editorial Tho Sanford Herald pointed out specifically bow tha doeks and terminals project could be constructed with­ out eoet to the City o f Sanford and we stand by that editorial! As a matter of fact, tha method of paying for the docks and termi­ nals project was covered In the feasibility report when Gee and Jenson specifically stated that tha city-owned property oppos­ ite the site of the d o e k s end terminals would enhance In value end could be used for Industrial development and the placing of bonded wirehouaee by private industry. ' Untold millions of d o l l a r s a n bring washed away from Sanford each day as the waten of the St. Johns River roll on toward Jacksonville unused for Inexpensive, eco­ nomical w a t e r transportation for freight Sanford. ■*w to Shift taaoac This la the flrat la a series ef Industry, Industrial d*v#ton*»*ent, com ­ four article* on federal income If your two-year income < mercial emensfo". end Sanford’s economic taaes. The article* are baaed aa late shows that your Income for future all ere writing now on action neeee- information provided by the A m * this year win be significantly higher than nett year's, you should n a ry to nut the doeks end terminals project can Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Florida insti­ Act Income Whet we can’t understand is whv ell of the "hemming and hawing" about the most import snt facility ever to be considered. Sanford can’t afford to be aqueesed anymore — there’s pot to be some ■queering done here that win benefit the merchants and business people of our own city. Certainly we realize that the docks and And ttrminili projict C t n t f • 1 FlorIda—but to reap the benefits of the doeks terminals will benefit AUL of Central Flor­ ida will come to Sanford. Sanford la now waiting for attention to be focused here with "Action'’ I Profits! H a g e s, Prices, ,H H H H I Today’s Inflationary push 1* due to rising labor costs caused by the power of monopoHsttc unions to exact wage galna unrelated to productivity, and to the continuing heavy tax burden. Since 1948, payment for each hour of labor has Increased twice aa fast os tha amount produced by each hour of work. The impact of rising corporate taxes waa added on top of this wage squeexe. An 85 per cent increase In the amount of taxes lovled on profits was far greater per­ centagewise than the increase in the profits on which they were imposed._____________ The Sanford Harold •is** M i n t o*i*k*» sv iste at S it m i Ik * V m < O««* ■ ml lM < n l n * r l4*. ■»*♦» Ik* AM C illtM a 1.1 i M«t»k sI lets n « D p m r * M K IN « MAIM* H I ra k lla h ** r u m a i J*. iH t a m Rev. M ARlflX R A M 1 I A i IiTN j. H#»r— , *i»4 litflM la*. I S . B M H lIlt « « (•» rviilM S A1*»rlMa« Haases* R a tls s a tli Ml A4t*MI*l*a fc, rakllik** Dill, *m»*al H U rtll Sbb4«t a*S ckrt-lwa*. Saia»Sa* **—»Slaa CktlilaM. T l , M**alS la a a i n k n a t «k* Ualt*4 , ____ w kU k la *B llti*S » **la*i**lT la 111 a * I* * r*aakll«a* Ik la M w iH H t . U *a *1 *11 Ik* l**a l ■*<*. k*tat*S la II •um rnirriO H r a t h * U M# H t t»r*k O u M a-ik M R H i Maalk* O aa T«*» SV.TS . . in to A ll O k lia a ri u lf * * * . #a*4 a# Ikaaha, f * * a la t l« * Natlaaa a l * a i*rl*ta m *a i f*t Ik * a a m a a a» ratolaa Taa4a *HH ka akaraaS la r a l raaalai * 4 » *rtU I« s t a l a . Page Tuesday, November 5. 1957 tute of Certified Public Account­ ants. You still have time—bat not much time to do ■ little year-ead tal planning and nsaure rourself he best possible break when you file your tax return n* April. MUlloni of high, low and middle income taxpayers, realising that careful planning of Uielr financial affalra between now and the first of the year ran payoff handsome­ ly when the tax collector cilia next spring, hava already befua te es­ tablish those extra deductions and special exemptions that will reduce their tax bills. You can do this too, but you must act no later than Daic. U. To xlert you to the tax-saving stops you may bo able to take before the end of the year, this newspaper is printing a series of artlclei prepared with the help of the national and etnte organisa­ tions of carilfted public account­ ants, These article*—If you keep them and follow their advice—may live you money. And remember that a tax penny saved to mors than a regular penny earned, be­ cause you don't hive to pay a tax on It. Evahale Income Freepacts Many taxpayers have good and bad Income years, depending the success or faliure of personal Investments and business condi­ tion* In general. While this can­ not always be avoided, the effect should be anticipated. Sound yearend tax planning require* that you know fairly well what your Income prospects will be fob 1MT and In every square mile of land lives as many inhabitants of the Inatect world as there are men on the earth — over two bll< lion. A government nutrition specialist's report that children are growing taller and faster indicates one reason why Dad's grocery am clothing bills are going In the same direc­ tion. taxpayers, ycur goal at this Uma should be to tovol out Incomo for this year and next year. Needless or careless bunching of incomo tn either year can bs costly. The sharp bUa of today's progressiva tax rates—which you can aasumo will be as high or possibly only slightly less ln 1SS8—makas It mueh better tn have an Income of fl.OOO In each of two years, rather than fa,COO In one and 110,000 la the other. Taxpayers who are In danger of being whiplashed from one U s bracket to another because c f wide fluctuations ln their 1937 and l*Sg Income yhould act before Dec. -31 seen reading a copy of Democrat to try to average out their taxable earnings. This ean be done by ic Digest. Also, there la a rather energetic careful shifting of income and de­ lady making tha rounds on Con­ ductions from ens year to the n ext necticut Avenue, telling her hair dresser buddies that one of t h e biggest names In Washington goe* among the diplomatic corps clad in tha nevert thing frj.n Paris, but for free. Backstairs At Whitehouse By MKilAIM.VN SMITH WASHINGTON SB— B ielu tsirs s t tha Whit* H oou iii Tha President’ * wlfa, a iraclou* and talantcd party guest, h is walked, with her sparkling sho«» and matching hose, Into one o l the gummy arguments of our tim e. The recent flare-up In the g ov­ ernment over the propriety o f ac­ cepting glfte aeemed to be quiet­ ing when Mra. Elienhower a c­ cepted, with benefit of newa earneraa and In apparant delight, an tlAOO beaver coat from an aaiocitUon o f Maine trap pen . True, ‘ Mri. Elienhower p a i d $3*5 to hava the eoat made, but tike trapper* gave her the pelt* n which the garment waa put together, and ihay laid tha finish­ ed production waa worth fllOO. The President’ ! w ife did not have to refer the matter to the State Department legal division. She ha* plenty o f fur coata and stoles as It Is, and she certainly did not need the beaver coat, but accepted it to help along tho Maine fa r Industry. However Altruistic her action may have been. It cam e on the heels ef the now fam ous Oldamob l'o which King Sand of Arabia presented to the fam ily of Victor Purse o f the State Department, an event which led to hit removal aa deputy chief o f protocol. Because this town Just now la acutely g ift conscious, Mamie’ s acceptance o f the coat set tongues a-w agglng in som e Washington circles. One story going tl\e rounds was that a fa m ou s dress designer offered the wife o f ■ prominent government figure one f o r m a l dress to w ear to a party given by Queen Ellsaheth II when she was recently In Washington. Said wife, according to the gossips, swept Into tho designer’ s salon and left with three cu ffo evening gowns, plus two other dressea. The designer was reported Iasi L c o liin c , YOU'RE TELLING ME! Sy HOYT KtNOCmtrml Prase Writer u. a. NAVY aclentlaU are Saving sataOltM In outer epee*, _ o f n television statloa tom Apparently they want both in outar apace. All programs varieties. would be out o f this world. II I I I I ••ter apses T f astoRtf* Tk0 to n e f a totestate* station to outer epees weald i s te b u n •Seat tSe secret* # / IS* universe. Maybe n M ae Sew s a w get m I T . I 1 to mope, or i II lend Tba SEE—C WELSH Welsh Tire Shop 105 W. 2nd It. H.: What t u n mem** 71S r * S : Ixeaaalre yawning to probably duo moro to tba forma­ tion of a habit than to anything •too. Xdo sot bourn thereto any 1th older children, the m at ham la wch tlmbtt, al­ ipor towuld not bo used though It to Ukaly to bo a Uttlo 11 It to, the membranes troubluomo. Air owalloirta*. ouch ill more and more after aa occurs la aeroouo Individuals, to initially opened and no doubt la a contributory factor. Uff-A-DAf * T R U C K RUBBER RECAPPING ON YOUR SMOOTH TIRES PHONE O.EIGHT SEVEN TWO "If You Hava A Tire Job Ta Do" I SPLIT TICKET Philippines political experts are laying odds o f throe to two that President Carlos G arda's v ic e presidential running mate, Joae B . Laurel Jr., will be defeated in the N ov. 12 national election. Under Q Philippines election laws, the p res­ ident and vice president a n e le c t­ ed independently, aa they w ere in the early days o f the United States. G ir t ii, basiling the M j. Uonaliu ticket, is b j ' rved to b e In the bag. But the Liberal P a r­ ty’ s Dlosdado M. Maeapagal Is the strong favorite to the rice presi­ dential race,, 1 woat a roiw, air—uh—jant a «m*n one." Annodncinf tha Opening ta ell eases in IMI. If you are planning to be mar­ ried to IMI, remember that the tocoms-splitting privileges you gain will act like a rata cut for you. At ST,000 of Income, your taxes wiU be 1340 lets than If you ire single, assuming that you taka the standard deduction and claim only exemptions for,you and your wife. For this ysason, young eouplei planning marriage might consider postponing Incomo from 1MT to 1938, while accelerating de­ ductions from 1958 to 1937. A final lUggeatlon t j holders o( U. S. Savings and War Bond*: If you are trying to accelerate in­ com e an your 1937 tax returns, you m ight consider reporting the in­ terest that has accrued on your bonds. A point to keep la mind, however, la that in the future you w ill have to g o on reporting In­ terest as it secures, rather than In the years the bonds mature. of PIXIE DAY NURSURY Half day or all Day Cal! Nancy Jackoon FA 2-2047 for additional information A S H batw aan pay o h e o k s ? This on* all-weather motor oil gives you the easy W # ca n provide It fast, on term s to suit your p erso n al co n v e n ie n ce . ifarfing o f a /igM motor o il. . . the high temperature protection of a heavy motor oil. It's one oil combining the different advantages o f a light and heavy oil for ajj driving conditions. Uaart o f Taoe-Aanc* All-Weather Motor Oil new hava to worry about using different grades of oil. Tnop-Axnc la a light oil and heavy oil In one (grades 10W through 30). Furthermore, it lubricates and protects your motor far better than any of the old-fashioned “single grade" oils. * * **a **"to _____ -Due t o ________ bayead oaf control, the picture la Out of r * ----- It's still under the surface. But tha Mfgeit labor crtila since World War It la shaping up in 'J Croat Britain. Tha labor unions a n furious aver Uw govenmant'a ■tiff hald-Uw-Una policy on prices and wages. They began talking about direct action when It was announced in the House of Com­ mons tort weak that even wage awards approved by arbitration tribunals would be rejected If the government thought them infla­ tionary. Tbs big three railroad unIons threaten a strike Ilka that o f ^ IMS when Queen Elisabeth II pro­ claimed a nationwide stale of emergency In face of threatened economic disaster. SPORTS OUTLOOK to The National Football League, long noted for frequent coaching changes, faces tho likelihood o f one of ita biggest shakeupe b e fo r e tho 1931 season. Six o f the 12 p res­ ent heal coaches are on the hot aeat. They are Lisle Blaekboum o f the Green B ay Packer*, Hugh Devore of the Philadelphia E a gles, Sid Gillman o f the Lo* A n geles R am i, Paddy Driscoll e f the Chi­ cago B ean, G eorge Wilton o f th e # Detroit Lions and Weeb Ew bank o f the Baltimore Colts. to afcaeto aayiUag. FOR QUALITY U Qr \ w Paraere who operate on a cash basis ean accotorato or postpone income by proper timing of tba sale* of their crop* or livestock. While their income will bo taxable In the year cadi la received, the full eoet* of raising crops or cattle are deductible far tho year la which the costa an paid. One look at on Internal Sevenuo Service table ef tax rates will prove the hard dollar and cents advantages of a few year-end tocome shifts, The taxpayer who expacta hie Incomo to drop from tho 40 par cent bracket this year to a 10 per1cant bracket to IMi, can rave MOO for ovary 11,000 of to come he manages to put off until after January 1. Special beams Sltuttooa There are special situaiioni to whleh it can be advantageous to bunch income to a single tax year. For example, a husband and wife can flic n Joint return to fain the benefits of Income-cpUUtog. Should on* of them die, tho survivor may file • Joint return for tho yoar In which the apeuao died and alio for two succeeding years under cer­ tain conditions. Thus, a widow or ertdowor may profit by throwing more Incomo into this yoar and lees into nut tf hie or her spouse died In IMS, since tha privilege of (fin* a joint return will be lost do-m tlt. U any, good. - • I tmagtas tha shock, watching earth or a T V -------to to cedar. take Immediate (tope tn throw as mueh income as powibis from UfT to IMS. At the same time you should speed-up the payment <1 all expanses that ean be deducted or your 1MT return. By concen­ trating deductions in the higher yesr and twitching Income to the lower, you will keep your taxes far both years In tba lowest pos­ sible tax hrachet. Should you ho faced with tho more deiirahW problem of a ilieable Increase in yeuf IS8S income, reverse this procedure—delay ex­ penses sad speed-up incomo If you can. ’ ' Timing Incomo and deduction* to gala g tax advantage la not too difficult fop tho millions of tax­ payers who file returns or the bu­ ll of each receipts and cash dlonomonta. Since their earnings are taxable only after payment to received, ‘'cash bulk" business and professional men ean shift in­ come by limply delaying or speed­ ing-up the collection of aeeounta receivable near the and of the year. Boloamen and contractors can do the same thing by extend­ ing or closing deals that moy be pending In November oi D*cem- T n BOO FtJUKRi snug lataUlgenea agmetaa are trylag to find out Juat which mem­ bers of the Soviet high command helped Nikita S. Xhnahchcv to pnQ tha n g out from under De­ fense Minister Georgi K. Zhukov. Zhukov waa supposed to have per* aunal roatroi ef tha armed farce*. O The totenigeoce mra figure that Xhroabchav must have secretly solicited, and obtained, the eupport ef aema of Zhukov’s highest eoUcagues before be engineered the delicate and dangerous ouster cation. trouble a h e a d N ow To Trim Tax Bill Seems as if Howard Duff has come up with a statement that might bear looking into. He said "When TV across the ocean la perfected, we'll be able to see Just where im . If you are like moat Individual our money la going." HI*. 0*#«|M- •**■«* ____________________ A U aaia. O— r s I* a * c a rla* H , N Hvatba Not a single group in Amsrlesn JnduMry showed any Improvement In Ita arisr-tax profit margin on sale* between 194® *nd 1950. Every major Industry group had a profit margin decline. Remedy l i e a In strict govsmment tconomy so that the tax load may be put on a fair and square basis, and a restoration of equality at the collective bargaining table so that individual producers can make wage settlemenii which are economical)) sound, Instead of being forced to accept increas­ ingly higher unit labor costs in conformity w i t h an industrywide "pattern” set by union bosses without regard to the public welfare. u : “ Would really rhk atomic retaliation ctttoa Ukc New Yerk, Detroit and Chicago JM* to kelp M eet?” Waahlhgten toys Biamkowsr’a ir - S gntrwUI be Items la Paris - i rotomn and nnmiitakwblc "yea.1* m m FROM NOW l CLL CHRISTMAS Open Saturdays B to 12 Noon lea n t up The reason Is that Tuor-Axnc never gets too thick or too thin. In a cold engine It (lows quickly for easy starting. In a hot angina it retains the "body" necessary to prevent wear. It reduces friction to taro you gasoline. It keeps your engine clean. Compared to old-fashtoned oils it can even double engine life. Oct Taoe-Arnc All-Weather Motor Oil today from your Phillips 66 Dealer. *a mdmtrk Pxtiun PmoLfUM Company $400 G.A.C. FINANCE C O R P O R A T I O N ---------------------------- SANFOtD ' III Weil Ftral Sire*!........................................ MW#* 2-3743 (014 SH*4*i i 1k*et*f 1*1141*,) Oltks Hevn: tolly M , Friday 7-1; dated totwtoy - ORLANDODOWNTOW N—401 West Central Avene*.. . .CA/den 3-4493 COLONIALIOW N—1143 fe lt Caianlai CiKe.GArden 3-144? Pits titum Poily t-5) Wedweriay S Setetday 9-11 PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS art distributed in LOANS M A O I TO M J ID IN T t 0 9 ALL NIARBT TOWNS - . oad vicinity by M A C'S O IL CO. > �■ Mu Calendar Additional Society Lake Mary Party Honors Lee Kirkner L ik a M ary—Wednesday after­ noon U r . and Mrs. Donald Kirkner h^w red their ton Lee with a party for hta sixth birthday. The guests fathered at the Kirkner home on Crystal Lake A re. and played dart p a m e f, ring tors and a water |un gam e. Mrs. Kirkner served cake topped with a Jack O’ Lantern, cu p cakes with ftrnny faces on ton, cool aid and Ice cream to the little folks. Before leaving for home ea ch one was presented with a trick or treat bag. Enjoying the afternoon with Lee were Kathy Rongensteln, Roy Dell Chester, Keith and Craig Keogh, Karen Gill, David Benson, Donna and Nancy Kirkner. 1 B elt Children Celebrate Rosem ary ami Lynette, daughters of Mrs. RIehsrd Belt, celebrated their fourth and third birthdays Friday afternoon at their heme on Wither Are. The guests played gam es and late In the afternoon were served cske and punch. Each child w as given a unique balloon as a fa v o r . ' ATOM POWER BY 1X4 CHICAGO (U P )-»B rltiih atomic power expert R. A. Skinner pre dieted Sunday night his country will use the atom fo r production of cheap electrical power by I960. Skinner, chief metallurgist fer the reactor division o f Britain’ s Asso­ ciated Electrical Industries, said the pow er would cost le u to pro­ duce than power produced from fuels such *s eoal. £i POCKETS BELOW A N D ABOVE the waistline o f this shaped, slim coa t of purple and mauve Linton tweed, are the unusual features o f thla Davtdow jnoddL A WARM M lN tfcft I'HEIHCJKill Our delightful weather Is bringing the tourists dow.t early this year! If YOU D an to S ell-T H IS IS THE TIM E! F or Best Results, the SAFE. FAST. SURE and FAIR W A Y -u s e the HANSBROUGH AUC­ TION METHOD— Successful Selling Since 1911. For details—call Orlando GArden 4-4571. ATTEN D! ATTEND! WEUNESBAY, NOV. 5— 1:30 P.SI. ON THE OCEAN!— “ ARUBA A I T S ." EXCELLENT INCOME PROPERTY 3435 S. Atlantic A ve— DAYTONA BEACH There are 2 concrete block buildings—one a 2-story with owner’s apartment snd 2 efficiencies on 1st floor — and a large ocean view a p t on second floor with private porch affording delightful ocean and Halifax River view. Second story has regular sidipg. Roof is composition and In excellent condition. Owner's apt. adjoins office and linen room. Two downstairs efficien­ cies have 2 rooms and bath respectively, Both units connect and can easily be converted into one larger ap­ artment. Second building Is one story concrete block with built-up gravel roof, lias 2 efficiency ants. It’s adjacent to the “ world’s most famous and finest beach." Occupants Just step from their apts. right on. to this beautiful beach and Into the surf. Location is excellent—Just 2. (docks south o f Port Orange Bridge. The “ Aruba Apts.” have been given an excellent rating by the Hotel Commission. There's plenty o f room for building additional H otel-type or Individual income units. F ltlD A Y , NOV. *— 1:30 P.M. RASSVILLE PARK, 3 ML from TA V ARE S On Haines Creek ltd. off U. S. II* y . 441 2 CHOICE LAKE COUNTY PARCELS RIPE FOR DEVELOPMENT! No. 1—consists o f approx. 40 acrea with 1200 f t paved road frontage and a 10 aero lake. Has city convenienc­ es. Boat rights to Oklawaha Canal granted In deed. This canal is part of Inland waterway leading to ocean. No. 2—approx. 50 acre Island with 11000 ft. water frontage on llaincs Creek ami 4000 ft. frontago on Oklawaha Canal. Access to island granted with 20 ft. minimum right-of-way guaranteed. Haines Creek con­ nects t.akc Griffin and Lake Eustis, part o f Inland waterway. ATTEND! It ATTEND! T I ES. NOV. 1 2 ,-1 :3 0 P. M. SUBURBAN ORLANDO Corner N. Frederica Drive A Foritry Ave. East o ff Conway— Curry Ford ltd. LA R G E VILLA STYLE HOME with Carrlbean Thatch style roof. 2 Extra Lots also sell. Buy Separately or Together FRID AY, NOV. 15— 1:30 P. M. South Spring Garden Avenue SUBURBAN DELANO LARGE CONCRETE BLOCK STUCCO HOME on I ACRE PLOT ALSO SEPARATE 124 ACRE TRACT Buy Separately or a A W HOLE! U. 3 . Government Surplus Property U. S. NAVY COI.D STORAGE PLAN T—421 N.W. 72nd St. In the N. W . 7th Ave. COMMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL . AREA or MIAMI TU ESD AY. NOV. 1 9 -1 P. 51. On the Premise* Regardless o f Weather FRID AY, NOV. 2 2 -1 :1 0 P.M. 3 BEDROOM CONCRETE BLOCK HOME Oh Palm Drive— 4 Block from Proposed Plata Shopping Center M ERRITT LAKE ESTATES on MERRITT ISLAND W ED N E SD AY, NOV. 37— 1:30 P. M. 2-Story D U P L K X -M T . DORA 050 East 8th Avenue 3 Bloekn north o f U. S. Hwy. 441 4 Blocks East of Downtown ML Dora ID EAL INCOME PROPERTY WATCH FOR THIS ONE! FRID AY— NOV. 29 TA V ARE S TRAILER PARK Ideally located with acre** to Inland Waterway. TbU D one o f Central Florida’* Largest and Most Modern Trailer Courts. Improvements consist of cottages, re. creation room, showers, toilets, laundry rooms and docks. Has large water frontage. Permanent Rentals! I.arge expansion area! For Security Income, Invest­ ment and Pleasant Living— this outstanding property Is hard to beat I M iay other censing Auctions Including: Ranrhe-., Mo­ rels, Business Properties, Residential and latome Properties. g g g jrO T g j| WRITE FOR DESCRIPTIVE FOLDERS Tu». N ev. S The Baptiat A iioctatlonal Music School f o r Sanford and DoLand will be held at the F irst Baptist Church I t 7.30 P. M. Girl S coot Troop 243 w ill meet at the F irst Bapt. Church nt 3:30. charge. Unity C la n o f Sanford located In the P crkini-W oodruff building, tx m 211 upstairs, will m m at 1:00 P. M .. Rev. Josephine Stuckle conducts these study classes each week. The public la cordially Invit­ ed. First Methodist Church 10:00 a. m.— Revival meeting. 7-30 p. m.— Revival meeting, 8:30 o. m. —Circle N o. 11 meet in McKinley Hall after revlvel meeting. Wed. N ov. 6 The C. Y . F. Chi Rho and Jrs. will m eet at the First Christian Church, W ed., 1:30 p. m „ fo r re­ creation follow ed. b y programs'. Mr. and M rs. J m>. Bair and Mrs. R. W. R am ey are the sponsors. Prayer meeting will be held at the F lrit Baptist Church at 7:30 and at 8:1S tbers will be a Sun­ day School Workers' conference. Thu. N ov. T The BepU st Associations! Music School fo r Sanford and DeLand will be held at the First Bapt. Church at 7:30 P. M. Frl. N ov • The Baptist Assoclatlonal Music School f o r Sanford and DeLand will be held at the Firat Bapt. Church a t 7:30 P. MMONDAY, NOVEMBER 4 First Methodist Church 10:00 a. m.— R evival meeting, 7:30 p. m — Revival meeting The Executive Board meeting o f the W om en o f the F irst Presby­ terian Church will bo held In the Session Room at ten A . M. The B oy Scouts of the First Presbyterian Church w ill meet at 7:00 P. M. The Philalhrs Class o f the First Pegging Away Presbyterian Church will meet with Mrs. Kirby F ite, Celery A venue, at 7:45 P . M- Co-hostess will be Mrs. C. L. Redding. S TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Brownie Scout Troop No. 133 o f (ho First Presbyterian Church will m eet In .the Youth Building at 3:0b P. M. The Senior Girl Scouts o f the First Presbyterian Church w ill meet at 3:30 P. M, The Junior Fellowship o f the First Presbyterian Church w ill meet at the Church at 3:30 P. M. The Junior Choir o f the Firat Presbyterian Church wlU meet fo r rehearsal at 4:13 P . M. TIm Pioneer Choir o f the First Presbyterian Church will meet for rehearsal at 5:00 P, 31The Pioneer Fellowship o f the First Presbyterian Church will m eet for supper and recreation In the Youth Building from 8:00 P . M. through 1:00 P . M. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 First Methodist Church 10:00 a. m.— Revival meeting, 7:30 p- m . m.— Revival meeting. ' Circle N o ..9 o f the Women o f the First Presbyterlen Church, Mrs Joe Baker, Chairman, w ill m eet at 10:00 A. M. at tho home o f Mrs. Roy Mann. 121 West llt h St., followed by a covered dish luncheon. GDI Beout Troop No. 149 of the First Presbyterian Church will m eet In the Youth Building at 3:30 P . M. The Senior High Fellowship o f the First Presbyterian Church will meet for supper at 6:00 P. M. The Youth Choir o f the Flret Presbyterian Church will meet fo r rehearsal at 4:30 P. M. The Senior High Fellowship o f the First Presbyterian Church w ill m eet fo r recreation at 7:30 P. M. The Mid-Week Bible Hour o f the First Presbyterian Church will be conducted by the Pastor, Rev, A . G. Melnnis, at 7:00 P. M. The Chancel Choir of,th e Firat Presbyterian Church will meet for rehearsal at the Church at 7:30 P. M. h V .t * * .. l i B m * 1J *■»? *’'v. jq , A RING OP KGG NOODLES SETS OFF ANY FILLING in M . .vB Lloni Club Entertainer — San* ford’s well-known youthful lyric soprano Susanna Jone*, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mr*. C. O. Jone* will sing fur Casselberry Lions In the clubs* s e c o n d annual benflt variety show at Lyman Bchool nn Nov. 7, al S p.m. The talented young vorallxt has en­ tertained on several previous occasion* fo r the Casselberry club. The show 1* being pro­ duced by Joe Weimer and net proceeds wilt be used by the rlub In its sight conservation work. Garden Circles The Camellia Garden Circle will By meet ThursdAy night at 8:00 P. 31. Peggy Foldes at the home of Mrs. Donald The Metropolitan Opera h id a Knight, 2546 Palmetto, Mrs. l-ouisc THURSDAY brilliant opening, (w hy la It al­ First MethodUt Church 10:00 a. 31art o f the Florida Landscape ways called brilliant?) T o us, one and Nursery o f Leesburg, will be o f the m ost Interesting sidelights m .— Revival meeting the guest speaker. was seeing Cornelius Vanderbilt 7:30 p. m.— Revival meeting. (Sonny) Whitney's w ife , Eleanor, in the company of Sonny's daughter. While Mrs. Vanderbilt and her stepdaughter looked very chummy, S o n n y w as busy sending out l i t t e r s to all whom It m ay concern that he was divorcing Eleanor and would no longer be responsible fo r her debts. H e la planning to marry his new movie find, Mr*. 31ary Lou H rsford. The newest Broadway hit Is “ Com pulsion", the dram atlce tale of tho Lcopold-Loeb m urder case. Not a pleasant topic, It makes for fascinating theatre. Ruddy McDowell and Dean Stockwell playing tho roles o f tho youths who thought themselves super men, are cheered at every per. form ance. The show last* over three hours, but wc would hale lo sco any scene eliminated. When Frank Conroy, playing the de­ fense attorney, had a heart at­ tack and could not go on the open Ing night, Michael Constantine substituted. Ilu was slightly ter­ rific. Victor Muscat, the young In dustrialUt who started the "workat -home -instead -of -the -office" movement corresponds with other executives who have derided that it save* wear and tear on the system to eliminate the down­ town o ffic e . The most common problem of these w iso gentle­ men D how lo make the little wo­ man realise that the o ffice In the home is a place that can not be In­ vaded at any liv e . How about getting a padlock? Richard Maney's itook “ Fan­ fa re", the Confessions o f a Press Ajrent, Is getting rave reviews. With 274 pages at |4.95, It's a tittle more than a cent a page. That’ s m ore fun for your money than y ou 've ever had!, , .We went | lo a cocktail party recently at the John Chapmans in honor o f 1 Louclla Parsons, vacationing in New Y ork. , .Louella, w e might say, never looked better, bring slim, trim and vivacious . . The main tuple of discussion was the 35th anniversary o f the New York Newspaper Women’s Club, o f which Louella it a charter member. (W e missed that by six months.) The event w ill be cele­ brated at the Front Page din. 'er-daneo at the Fheraton-Astor Hotel on December 0th. . .Incile.ilally, I.ouclla's escort was ong writer Jimmy M :iiugh, /ho la the moslest. . . ‘ Sometimes the things that look the hardest lo do are the easiest. A case in point la this Egg Noodle Ring which would seem to require a lot of skill but actually is a map to prepare and turn out. The beauty of an egg noodle ring is that the center may hold all sorts of templing filling*. You might have chicken e la King as we have here or creamed turkey after Thanksgiving when the holiday bird haa had hie day. Other excellent “ centers’* are meat balls in tomato sauce, lamb curry, buttered carrots and small white onions, beef stew, or lobster Newburg. This ring makes an especially handsome appearance on a y o u have 1 . . buffet table, but don’t watt untilI you company. Pamper •your family, too. -Il’s to easy. Why not have an egg noodle ring for dinner during National Macaroni Week, October 17-26* when macaroni, egg noodles and spaghetti are being feted? I g g Noodla Bing (Makes 'M ake 1 8-inch ring) 1 isMetpo«n sail 3 quails bolting wsttr I ounces medium egg needles (shout 4 tups) Add 1 tablespoon salt to If - E V'- % 11 rR-.'feBs* Siffe&iBSIt Legal Notice stats: 3 egg). beslen 1 le**po*n sell ,s lesipoen pepper so a d U K p a a T S fB X T US* M.UHIUA T A U A H S IIIM n o s U K us- iftrK A T ioa w • rapidly boiling water. Gradually add noodles so that water continues to boil. Cook uncovered, stirring occasionally, until tender. Drain in colander. Combine noodles and remaining ingredients; mix welL Press Into well-greased 8-inch ring mold. Hake In moderate (350*) 45 minutes, or until firm. Unmold. Fill as desired^ TO COMBINE CHECKS The Jacsrinda Garden Circle will meet Friday evening with Mrs. Frank Miller at 7:30. Mrs. Geneva Busklrk and .Mrs, 3llnn!c Macklin will be co-hotesscs. Mrs. J. E. Terwilleger Jr. will speak on “ Flow er Arrangements lo r Home Use.” I WASHINGTON (U P ) — St siting In January, elderly couples wlU re­ ceive Iheir monthly social security payments In a single check In­ stead o f separately. Tho Social Se­ curity Administration said Sunday the consolidation will save a million dollars a year. D ug* IIIAATM AAD MSTABLUU Lissirstu Alt'KBS HIUHWAT NOTICE ta HEIIKUY 1)1VEN TO ALL WliUOl IT MAY CONCERN) That ta order to provnto for Use heavy traffic, tho preservation at publlo sslstr, tho premolloa ot th* aonsrsl welfare and th* Impress* mo*t and dsvslopmoat ot transpor­ tation facilities upon and alone that portion of Uectlun 7714 of atsta itoad ISA la Bomlnola County extendln« (ram: A point In flection It. Townshtfl IS n.iuih. itanpe to East, northoastsrlv lo Volusia County Una as tho same appears on map of ■urvey and location thereof oppfoved and adopted by thla Departmeat. tho fllat* Hoad Departmeot ot Florida hao by resolution at lla meeting of Peotomher I, 1SS7 desig­ nated and established eald portlofl o f said elate road a* a limited ceeo facility so defined and provl •4 by lew. WILnUR ft. JONES CHAIRMAN JUST ARRIVED! All-new1 And the n«w plays continue: This- week’ s entries include the prist winning drama o f Robert Guy Barrows “ Bivouac at Luc­ e s ", w ell acted at the offBroadway Royal Playhouse. . . Also, “ The Square Ryot of W onderful", the new Carson Me* I Cunrrs play (she wrote “ Member I c f the W edding"), which brings to Broadway one o f our favor­ ites, the lovely Anne Baxter. . , Jean Dixon, another great gal Is also in this handsome offering, at the National Theatre. , , ■ EDS SHELL tlUEMOY T A IP E I (U P ) — Communist artlllory o n Amoy Island lobbed 30 rounds on Little Quemoy In a brief I harassing operation Sunday night. The defense ministry in Taipei said the Nationalist Chinese garri­ son on the smiU -island suffered no casualties and the fire waa not 1returned. WAY LEADERS OF THE LOW-PRICED 3 ! H ere— for you to drive now— are the first trucks ever built that lead the low-priced threo all four uxiyi! Styling, power, payload, aconomy—D odge for ’58 is definitely way ou t front. N e w tconom y-engineared V-8*i and Sixes give super performance, m ore miles per gallon (on regular gas). Now Full-Traction Drlvo makes "getting stuck” in m ud, enow or sand almost impossible. Check the 4-way leader before you b u y —and get your D od ge dealer’s special (Qth-aiuuvcraary deal! Drive a DODGE Power Giant today I 1e t !**■ rn l i s t -------- -- mm. ■ 1 F IR S T IN S T Y L IN G 1 All-new design! Hlcelt, yet rugged. Deluxe chrome gnlla and trim . . . modern twin headlight* fur safer night driving . , . awi-eping. futureInspired line* . . . sparkling new colors and two-tone combinations. 0 F IR S T IN II P A Y L O A D !’ Advanced Dodg* construction is •xtra strong, but without un ounce o f load-robbing exert* " fa t " . Lets you haul as much a* )* mote, thus cut down on trip*, on lime, on gad, on Ure wear. 9 F IR S T !■ p o w e IN r i N ew Super-Torqut *58 Power Oiant V-H-s deliver whopping 204 (a 234 horsepower. Extra power cuts trip time, loti you paae more safety, reduce# engine strain, assure* long engine life. A ■ F IR S T in E C O N O M Y I M ost advanced o f all ahort-atreka V-8 truck enginea. Exclusive PowerDom e combustion put* extra miles into every gallon, enda powerstealing carbon depcsi'e, if a shea maintenance coats. ’ SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, Inc. 519 E. F IR ST ST. P H . F A 2-0614 ! IS : �Bv O'CAR FRALEY ; United F n a n Aperts W riter .tOME (U P )— This was n tow o r i cu t o f R om * as the b ig ''S a ­ if Seven" soared over n Jagged reek mountain and tta clipper i|UH pointed downward to b a n the sun bathed a .towering [•** In varle-m eludes o f gold. "T h a t," he said, " i l Mount bt’ nptts. From there they bring • symbolie flam * which starts v O'ymnte G am es." t oFaaartt I yellow w aters or the T iber per and stood, amased at all the trite, In the stadium-spotted rivvalley where in IMS Rom e win iy host to the Olympic Games. Iwo thing! can be laid o f this proa thing International muscle Mttval. Rom * la going to be is -’ v for [ho gam es and those will • the most u n dm aad Olympics f all times fV v ' Many Statues '.This is, bv heredity, a city which a rts on fountains and statute. Jc as get the edge because while B th e fountalna hare statues, not 0 the statues have founains. ind at the Olympic venue, the Inmans have really knockad Kemselvas o u t 'A s an exam ple, the marbleHared stadium which will be used i s a training track It surrounded b y (0 statues. These aren't the kind you could put on a Rom an mhfltleplcct, cither, for esch Is 14 and everypne tu nat- wrsie. There Is one o f an ancient gladi­ ator. H t w e a n the cestui on hla balled fUt. That's all. Another rep­ resent* an archer. Even the M o­ hawks wore m ore on the warpath. And you Just sim ply couldn't be­ lters how llttlo clothe* the R o­ m m s can put on, or o ff, a hockey plsVcr when they g o to work with chisel and ham m er. " ’ tu* (V/roos, fig h t through the lu ll eycitL.of sports, and tho Uva a t i':t 0 s In' Ihblr s k lw jo i are going to fe e l highly overdressed. Yet, white them are mammoth marblo musclem en staring stonily dt .'i from every unoccupied co r ­ ner and eornlce, don't got the Idea ttei! thoro ltn’ t plen ty.of c o m p e ti­ tive space tor tho com petltori with ct There Is a main atadlu n which seats 100,000 people and, when .. ,'ou consider that they Jam It In the rain tor a soccer m - ': h , you can appreciate that Olym pic ducats are going to be ‘d lfflcu 't to com o by. Games to be Scattered As I* custom ary, however, the gam es are going to h« as scat* tc :J as tho friendly feelin g am ong the varloua nations. In this beitatucd arcs, track and field aa well as the football finals, w ill be h t’ l In the main stadium. They nl i are building a huge outdoor ai \mlng pnal because the plushy 34 Unbeaten, Untied College Grid Teams NEW YORK ( U P ) - Tba number o f unbeaten and. untlad college football teams dwindled to 54 dur­ ing (ho pari weekend. Iowa and Dartmouth dropped from the perfect record ranks when Michigan totd the Hawksyea to a n - ! l tie and Yala battled Dartmooth to a 14-14 standoff. Their departure left Oklahoma, Texas AAM, Auburn aad Arixona (Tam pa) State among the major college survivors. Oklahoma, In squealing out a 13-0 victory over Kansas State, ran Its record winning streak to t f gam es. Little Hillsdale (M k b .) rolled to e 45-0 triumph over Kalem asoo fo r it* B n d straight. Eastern New M exico and Pitts­ burg (K a n .) topped tho perfact record Ust............... tor this season with S O records. Nine teams, Including Hillsdale and Texas ARM, are allvictorious In sevon gam es, while Oklahoma. Auburn and Arltona (T em p o) State headed tboM teams with 0-0 records. Winners Reveoled For Best 9 Holes H*vl# Handicap "HEAVY” HITTING REDS CINCINNATI (U P )— The Clnclnnatl Radleys w ill feature three o f the b lgisst first-basem en ever to be on one Foster next year— 344Winn era o f tb o beet nine b e lts stone a pound Ted KlnsxewtU, 233-pound a Steve BUko and 215-pound George h alf handles* p la ced lari week at Collins the M ayfair Country ChA w e n an- Barbour ST Crowe. nouneod today. Dandridgo B They a n Class A , Augusta Rua- Johnson 35 POLES IN PLA Y O F F to WARSAW (U P ) — Poland will sell, Virginia Sullivan, a tie; Class r um1 4 meet R uula in ■ p la y o ff game at B. Myrtle Adam e; Class C, Gtany Allred 1 B e lin d a , Vienna or Stockholm to Sheddon; Claw D . Coterie Over- Tam ny determine which will enter the street, Claire F lto and Barbara PASSING low putt, Mrs. John Dandridgo World Soccer Cup finals In Swe­ M orrison; Allred den. Poland tied Russia ta the Craw ford. --------- --------Y eseklo standings by beating Finland, 4-0, WM1TRHRAD ASSIGNS Johnson Sunday beton 109,000. N E W YORK W — Den White- Dandridgo head resigned as head of the New Ruasl Y ork Herald T ribune's W ashing- PUNTING ton Bureau Tuesday because of Dandridgo illness and w as succeeded by Rob- tu ssi ert J. Donovan. Herald Tribunw EXTRA POINTS BROW NS President and E ditor Ogdon R. Tyre '" MM* BROWN, CLEVELAND PO LL P A C K , A t* P f A PLH/M6 d rA R T l * TH E 8 A C E "T h e FBI Story," had been 111 fo r several months and atoed to be relieved o f bis duties. Donovan Joined the paper in 1937 and had been In the Washington Bureau 10 years. He la author o f "Elsenhowe r: The Inside S tory ." — -----------E U REK A .... PITTStlRGH (U P ) —In a "treesure hunt" type episode thelves broke into a sa fe at Sauer Ine., and found the com bination for a second sa fe which yielded e -17,000 payroU. ______ 1 POR PRO RO O K/E H O N ORS- i P /C K EP UR I 8 9 o p TH E I /22 /ARPS ' rEA M AtAPE OH 6ROVHP M OPENER, EXTEND OLD RIVALRY Stanley 20—2* Barbour 16—0 Johnson 7—3 stotsky 17— 5 Walker 19—5 Tyre 10—5 Brown 17—0 Swain 1 5 - 0 Jones 0 —2 HIttell 14—0 Allred 3—o Rusal 11—5 , Stone 10— 4 Butner 0 - 1 Schlrard 3 - 0 Carter 7— 3 B g* n a n o Benuvnto ebook bto heed. IM stored at Stlner, dark eytn U tah, tog. gttoer backed to the door. "G ot out o f town, J e w . Tou’re burn­ ing me for Rene’e death, but I had nothing to do with I t I f yow talk, you’ll put a rep* on your own neck. Tm too Mg tar yow In this town.Beauvais ertd nothing. Ho Jurt M t there and stared. There w ee ■—M thm y deed about the men, something that died with Rene. Stlner turned quickly e n d -left the roonb That afternoon he left fo r Omaha. There waa much to be tone. Within a few weeka, wagons would to rolling west­ ward toward army paste. He wee gone tor eta day*, aad when he returned, he found a place o f paper that had bean shoved under hla door, a scrawled note saying Oeneral Tipton want­ ed to see him. ! r„<.n * US 3 113 4.1 I B 1 1213.3* a a 3 33b 4.5 IM IT 111 3.1 143 4 I B 4.0 B O B 15 11 0 11 3.0 X 0 3 3.0 A G A vg. 33 10 .456* I 0 .000 1 O JN 1 O .000 30 31.1* 1 13.0 A T T . Avg. CAMDEN, N. J. m — The STS,IO 31J 1 13.0 000 Trenton Handicap at Garden A T T Made Pet. Stale Park Saturday was shaping up today as "the r i c e o f the year.” Round Table, Dedicate and Bold Ruler are regarded as probable starter* tor the mile and one-quar­ ter event and there Is a strong possibility that Gallant Man also Trenton Handicap/Race Of Year three-sixteenths Preakneas this year but was beaten by Iron Llegn In the mite and ono-quarter Ken­ tucky Derby and by Gallant Man in the mil* and one-half Belmont Stakes. Kirk 1 -0 ’ S / 7^/5 220-POU.ipgR A PO M P RUNNER { J r WITH SH EEP 7HE A LL . wAU-ANtncA rtpM smtAcust PACKER UP9 8 6 HAROS VfA THE iKfA.STRT ROUTE LA ST TEAR. WOUND (JPH/6 CO LLEGIATE CA REER WITH . / / $ CAMDEN, N. J., (U P )— Chance It Tony, who finished fourth In lari Saturday' Garden State DU QUOIN, III. (U P )—Du Q uota' Slakes, the world's richest horse High School officiate bars can- race, will be retired for the re­ called plana to r a mass polio vac- m inder o f ths year. The colt will cination of pupils today. Too many b* shipped to a farm In Burllngatudents are h om e sick with the ton, N. J. to await next spring’s Maryland racing Mason. Rugged 'Jeep! vehicle* save you time and money on job-afier-job. They have the extra traction of'Jeepl 4-wheel drive to maneuver easily where ordinary trucks cnn’ l go—through mud, aand, soft earth or over rough, rocky country, in good weather or bad. They shift easily into conventional 2-wheel drive for economical highway travel. 7.U1 power take-off, these workhone vehicles operate a wide variety of special equipment. And their rugged stamina stand* up under the toughest use 365 days a year. Today!—make n date to see and drive the 'Jeep' vehicle that's right for your jobs. Forward Control 'J eep ' Trucks Unequalled combination o f maneuver­ ability aad payload capacity | __ 6 4 POINTS IN Mi* p/NAL TWO C U tfE *. U n iv ersal'Jeep ',,; does hundred* of Jobs I < I l •Jeep* Utility Wagon. . dual purpose vehicle for buiineu and family I FRANh SIN A IRA MM/I GAVNOR CO-HIT i :" h i i : m n i : e Tho m o r a i m i through aa o f* wtodow tooebao hot Caeo, and wta* t a J * * * * ! of tbo (roab young boautj tbot marked Btoabotha ibogr, Mrr* looked old aad worn. Bo arodd n o w bar* to soo bar again, oa thought T » o got to go,1* ho arid, n*d ____ ktoaad tar agato. Ha bad tbo tooting tao ksow this waa tbo oodi Ho wondered what would happen to bW- Would aha accept tar dull Mo with Otto 1t.<4 a* happy T Or would abo M idaM l him by threatening to E X E TE R , N H. (U P ) -P h illlp e Tam ny 1 2 - 7 Exeter and Philip* Andover, a Collins 1—0 BAKF.lt BATTLES BRITON LONDON W — Bob Baker of PI t Lur^h and ritlsh heavy­ weight Dick Richardson have been n u ‘..-hed tor a 10-round bout at Harrlngway Arena, Dec. 10, It was ar Junced today by prom oter Jack Slomun*. Richardson suf* STATE FARM Mid, -ton know bow army wtvoa talk. Smco ^ sees baa booa verified, oar tan wtn bo boBorad." _____ Y„ tB. BROW NS' BROWN - and gym nastics w ill be staged in r-artiy building — surrounded a r^arby b y , you guessed It, marble statues. Hut such events as cycling, t o x ­ in -, wrestling am! basketball will be >’ U abot 10 miles erosstown. Th Ir site was designed b y the late boss o f this srsa, a fellow named Mussolini, for a World Ex­ po: ition In 19U with none o f the buildings sm aller than Madison 8q 'are GarJen. The fair never cam e o ff. Something about a war and Benito falling o ff his balcony. KEEPS TOEING MARK CLEVELAND (U P )— Lou (G oldon Toe) (ir o n , 240-pound placekicking tackle o f ths Cleveland Browns, is playing his 13th year o f professional football this season ■an I figures he's got two nr three years left before be calls It a caje e r . Tbo Judges w ho vtowod tho p a r. ado w o n alm ost unaaimoas Is '.hair dactoios aad acelatms. Tho n rrt prlsa trophy waa daaitod b y tobooQ Sporting Goods Compaay u d tho winner w o o Bias Ju rtor High Float, t a b Sandora aad bar attendants g n c o d tho hoaotlful T o il agaiaat a g r o s s aad white jachgrouad o f deceratlo* Runner-up w as M ist T aad 1 T loot which waa enhanced with ■ha beauty o f A IU bmoo M oan aad J « r attandanto. This float t a c o a •hlald doolfa with tho c o lo n o f pink aad white. T b s donor fo r tb o aecood piece w in ner was K ador "1 tW rt plmam tropter w s* Mias H om ecom ing Float w hich carried a color combination o f gold and white. Velm a Hayes and bar attandanto reigned and tho prtoa f a r U la floa t w a s given by 1 . L . PerU ns and Son Company. These trophies w ill bo presented a t a special assem bly program , According to tb* Judges, who have evaluated the parade fo r the peat* fiv e y a m , the parade waa the best aver staged. T h e s a tin school fam ily e i p r o m s their thanka to all who contributed to the success o f the parade and espaclaUy to the merchants who donated the toophi**■ " 1 s t * * Individual K ortng fcauers, k i l f i t k Eddto arbour t m p m * * illy taken d u r g s . H e ha* run up 1 total M potato and kae eeorxd la •vary contort. The eaa to bo a e r t remembered « u Uto p a n that ho saved fo r a TD against Apopka— tho only oeoro o f tho g a s u u . Johnny T oacU o continue* to lo a f In tho yardage department with a total o f M for 00 carries. John up had a bad sight against Mow Smyrna hot m i still ablo to malaU ia a roopoctabl# M yard por carry o r a n g e . At Collin, rentlnsa t to apart s I J o r o n g o to lead ta thta dapartmant. | In tho paaoiag deportment, Caen Dandridgo hit ooo o f fou r against Now Smyrna but atlQ m aintain, a .4M arorago. Hto p a n ta g baa improved e o m ld e n b ly ' to t b li point and bo baa aided tbo loca l eauaa g ^ t t e « 1U, Mo e ffo r t. C oell tiro g o t o ff soma good “ b o o t.” last Friday and Imprarad bto arorago to I t J par pu n t Folk* d on 't mind g bit that ta kleki without hla lhoa a* long aa ha eonUnutb to get them o f f ao well, Billy T y n picked up tw o fo r tw « tgalnet How Smyrna to Improve h it extra point average to a ra­ , pec table .454. Ho baa failed on throe field goat attompto but It la our guoa* that ta win hit before tbo aeaeoa end*. i „ the individual tackles departm eat overyoao to neck and nock but to this point the beet Indlvldual effort belong* to Dave StanUy Ha baa compiled » U ck lci and nine uatoto and to closely followed by Jack Stotsky. Billy T yro and Tomm y Brown. A lio right at the too «ra Eddie Barbour a t ? Harold Store, INDIVIDUAL SCORING Yeackla S T Jm It Barbour M* IEANN t CRAIN INiuaANCI \ ‘i ' '- r ‘1 (6 k . /.a .S ervice in o u r i lo t to. GLASS ft PAINT CO. 114 W. Second FA 2-4422 Metach Bldg. I V ! i SANFORD l i ph FA 2.5142 IRVING I. PRYOR. REP. STARRING Era Mari* Saint Don Murray M TTIIIIII NIITt k itf tkit CORDcM S REPAIR SHOP �. W H ER E M O RE PEOPLE DO M ORE B U YIN G AND SELLIN G ! c l a s s if ie d 5 -beal h t p h estate ro t balk BENNETH E. SLACK REG. 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Boy* Wantod i to tall The Banford Herald Monday through Frida yt at 3:20 p.m. Como to The Herald office ind aak for *22 BUI Vincent after 3:30. 6— M ISCELLANEOUS WOOD • WOOD • WOOD Genuine Pitch Pina ft Oak. Fire W ood— Beat deal In town. Call UB and your wood w orries are over. Bob A Ernie Morris. Phone FA 2-4222. Experienced F S t A K A APA RTM EN TS: rooms private bath*. 114 W . P in t S t BPSMZENCT apartm iata aulta S t fn r couple or stogie Parana. <Private bath A ehowar. fiUallg /laaated acres* from Poet O ffice. Jacobeon Dept- Store. ■Fora. Apt, 2300 MeUanvilla- TX ’rivate entrance, modern furnished bedroom. Ph. F A 2-9610. i room furnished apartment, 210 Magnolia. Available now. A . K. RoaietUr, F lorla t Ph. F A 2-1891. Morris Turn. Apta. 20 P i W . 1st. FURNISHBD cottage located on IT*92. Ph. F A 2-1467. IE Seminole Realty for Deairable Rental*. F A 2-9212. ore building and fu tu re s on Ea*t Geneva A v*., form erly oc­ cupied b y Fleming Grocery. Call o r see Suite K ersey, 311 Park Ave.. F A 2-1396. i room furnished apartment, in­ cluding utilities, 149 mo. 107 w . otn!__________________________ -ar*B clean downstairs apL 611 Park Ave. I s t e e n, 3 room furnished 1st floor epertment. Call F A 2-3993 'urnlsbed 3 s m a l l rooms, 229 month. Adults. U S Jassamlae. bedroom furnished or unfurnlsh ed (apt.) Phono F A 2.172T. One furnished bedroom, private bath and entrance. Call F A 26611. __________ This la a pass to the R1U theatre for Herbert Stcnatrom. Exp. date N ov. 14. 1997 a— h f A L t B fA T t e F flk S a LE Baletman fo r full time w ork. Western Auto, 214 E. First Et. 1667 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA M W 61 M U T" Service on All W ater Pump*— Well* Druled — Pump* Paola R etd Phone F A 3-403T W. J. KING Plumbing end Supplies Kohler Plumbing Ream Water Heaters 2334 Orlaudo Dr. PA 244S3 w Plumbing A Heating, F ree Esti­ mates, A ll work guaranteed fo r one year. Bill LaBree, Longwood, rhone V A lley *-4211. CLARK P L U M B IN G w xm r CTccnrm virr R EBngTTg1 BRAND N E W ! CULLEN AN D H A RK EY IF IT IS R E AL ESTATE 110 N . Park Ave. Ph. F A 2-2391 ifjS K iK A e n tm New 1 bedroom house fcom pletely furnished). Electric kitchen, tile bath, screened porch, cerporte, ft utility room. Lot 100x100. In. sured title on property. Asking 84.500. Ph. SPring 4-5611, Or­ ange City. or Sals by owner, home la Mayfair Stetlen, 114 years eld, with in block o f Lake Monroe. Spa­ cious T rooms, utility room and icreeatd la porch. Shmrn by ap­ pointment only. Call FA 3-342S. Outstanding beautiful new bouse, huge living room end dining ares. Three large bedrooms, lh bath*, masonry construe, U. E. STENSTROM tion. 1095.00 down. Rcaionabla Regutered Broker monthly payment!. M onas 2427 Laurel — Phone F A 2-2430 Jarvis. Phone FA 2-1110. Stenatrom Realty Hume. * 400. mo. gross income realized. .F u ll In fo ..F A 2-9469. MemoToHisSor Man. s t e a d y employment in n u m bin g. Heeling ft Supply Co. Contracting ft Repair* N unary. C a lf F A 2-4090 after 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph. P A 2-2374 Highway i t -93 South saaford *b h -wm John R. Alexander HOT WYNNEWOOD 3 lir e * bedroom home. Icia than 3 months eld. Immediate occupancy. Ph. FA 2-0893 for an appoint­ ment. Art Linkletter's (V ernon Scott it on varatioa. Today’ * eoluranlri la A rt t*rh . letter who reveals pert eg a let­ ter I * m t hi* tog w het yenng Jaek was thinking a f lenaehlxi • career In thew hxelneee.) ART I.INKLBTTERW’ritten for the Ualtsd Pm * HOLLYWOOD m — R a t h e r than prepare a bunch of the usual wlae-craeki and relate a few gtories about eharaeters I hive-en­ countered over the last quarter century In front of the ntlerophones and cameras, I think readers might be intercitod in a nemo l dieated two jtars ago to my son Jack wa» entering USc at the age of IT year* with the ambition fo become an M. C. and to ma Jcr in telecommunications. Dear Jack: I think show butlneia I* tho mo»t exciting and challenging and wonderful occupation In tha world i o u will never have any itcurlty becam e thing* th in g* too f u t to let anjbody aettle back in com fort for very long. You will al­ ways wonder each tima you go out in front c f an audienea L‘ thty are really going t0 Uka what *ou have t<* offer. You w ill be up againat some of the hatta«t competition |fl the A ll the sharp anglo boy* and idea men o f tha-nation will bo icram bling up jo u r back to­ ward* the top. In a b u a l n e t a based on Ideal you will naturall* run Into d i v e r thieve*, back-slip ping hypocrites and a flock of parasites who are ready to Jump en anybody's coal-tail and ride It «* far aa they c*n. But you win alto meet lom * wonderfully original and refreah Ing character* wrhose teat for life and who*e talent for making peo* pie laughl or cry will b* a eon atsnt Insptralion. You will hava the chance to g « a f i r *a you want to go aa f a i j aa you want to go, But rtm em ber. you can't do It alono and the skyrocket can go down Just a* fast as It went up D on't forget to acknowledge tha htlp you'll need and g*t— writers producers, and every men back stage, in TV more than any other Branch o f show business, It’ s the team effort that count* — ry*n though you are tha on* out In front taking the bows. Perhaps the most Important ad vice I ran give you |j to prepare No n u tter how experienced and clever you may be, somebody else in the next studio is Just a* tal ented. And above all. have fun. If y 0u Contract and Repair Work d a n ce] experience preferred. raaldaatlal section. I1.S37 down. Free Estimates PEAT COMPOST (Dattwtlder’i) Apply in person at Wlnn'a T .V ., 885.95 Mo. on balance.. R. L. H AR VEY 50c bu. bag corner 1st St. and Sanford A v t. FARM ER’S AGENCY. R E A LTO R 204 Sanford Ave. Phone F A 2-3393 G BAPE VILLE M JUSURY 8- Gayle Oiborna, A u o d a t a Go W eat on 1st BL o r 20th SL l i a 8- Trench Ph. O ffice to Grapevula Ave. F A 2-0816. F A 2-9221 o r F A 2-2612 FOR baby-alttlng. Call F A 2-3T91. PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING GRAY SHADOW Man desirei part time jo b d u r. W. L. HARMON NURSERIES tag day. Ph. F A 24932. Ph. F A 2-42:3 A fter 1:00 p. m. SOUTH SANFORD AV EN U E WE HAVE A HOME B aby sitting w a n t e d . Day o r N E A R LAK E JESSU P •h C iw .iw K -i •: n ight Reliable. F A 2-09S1 FOR YOU VISIT BEAUTIFUL FRIG ID AIRE sppUsncoa, secretary desire* C R YSTA L LAKE NURSERY, Experienced and aerviee. 0- H. High. Oviedo ■art time work mornings. Call 3^ bile*. W est CC Bldg. Lake H OM ES- S Fla. Phone TO 9-3315 er Ben 'A 2 2891. 1 A 2 batha. ford P A 1-3163 after 6 p m . CUT FLOWERS, Sanford Flower This la a past to the Movisland Electrical Contracting Complato and ready fo r Ride-In for John Alexander. Shop, 200 N. Park A ve., Sanford. House Wiring and Repair* ate Exp. date N ov. 14, 1997 FA 2-1922. We telegraph. RA N D ALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia D ili FA 2 0915 5m our cabbage plants. Copen. LootHaas a varieties. Sewing machines repaired, fam ily h jg en and mid season i South Plneereet — San ford and industrial 40 years Singer PAINTING F A 2-9699. Whispering Oaks — Tltuarilie experience. Call NO 2-4196, B errjhlll Painting Centrarior Strawberry planto. Clyde C. Lictnaed — Bonded — Union WELL DRILLING T E A In sendee a id F B A Muse, 2 miles out W . 1st SL, Free EaUmale - Compare our Falrbanka-Morse Pumps ing avalUbto. Ph. F A 2-4201. Trice* FA 2 2287 after 9:00. Repair* to all makes HOWARD C. LONG We can qualify you fo r a u ed Sweet Hamlin oranges *1.25 bush. For Tainting call Mr. Taiker, Ph 207 E. Con^merelal Av*. •L Dial F A 2-3219. these homes in 90 mlmaea Yea FA 2-6199 or FA 2-6007. 2-2112 Phone can start enjoying the hi TF.n BURNETT w hll« w e proc ess the paper*. Let ua build your docks, bulkhead* FOR BETTER PAINTING and M * wall*. Water Front CoeH iynea O ffice Machine Co., Type­ 2601 Grandview Ph. FA 2-2978 atruction Co. F A 2-4330. writer*. adding machines, SalesDeealeaed h r Rentals, 914 M ag. F A 2-0492. T. P. Mathis, contractor and build­ 10 months free service on new In­ er. Addition* and Remodeling. ODHAM & strument purchase from ua. Th. FA 2-1731. TUDO R, Inc. BUEUR’ S MUSIC SHOP DON’ S COVER SHOP 2004 Cadar Avenue F A 2-0713 1 AutomobUe Interior D etoritor Cor. Hwy. IT U A 2Tth BL Seat Covers — Truck Beals Mimograph Printing — T y p in g Phene F A 2-1161 At Willis Pontiae— 391 W. lit . Letter Writing — Card* and BRAILEY ODHAJf, Letters Addressed — Photo A ll kinds Automotive Repairs Copies o f Important papers— ReMod«Lng — R e r o o fu g — Re ELM ERS A t n O R E P A IR SHOP Credit report* — Collection*. Osteen F A 2-1591 aiding — Materials — Contrac Credit Bureau Of Sanford tors — Financing. Rm. 403-04 San. AU- Nat l. Bank 55 Pontiac— Factory air condtu Bldg . Th. F A 2-4134 toning, power steering, power IM PERIAL DECORATORS Painting and Paprriug brake*, d u n . 34,000 actual CARTER HOMB^CLEANINO LOCH ARBOR I’ b. F A 1-3716 after 0 mllea, one owner. Sacrifice at SEE Texas {Use House Window WaihJn ______ ft Wall weaning wholesale price, 11290.00 Ph. Texas Slta Room s Floor W axing— For Tainting and Repairing ixing- NOrth *-4t6t F A 2-9349 after 6 p.m. Texas Bias Lot FRED TlOETTGF.it D tB ary 132 Hiway 1712 Approx. 1479 Sq. Ft. Need a good 2nd car? 2916 Magnolia Ave. F A 2-0253 h" ' " * * •00<, ,n|l *7* Plus Carport A u tility G A R R E TTS SEWING CENTER thoroughly cnoylng .the wonderful SEE R A Y HERRON Minimum Down 22900 RED-1-MIX CONCRETE'White— Necchi— Elna Y ou r Pontiae Salesman experience o f eijmmunicallng a Miracle Concrete Co. Repairs on all m tk *i Machines N ew and Uaed Cara rest far life to millions o f peoplet Ph. OWNER — F A 2309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 333 East First SL F A 2-5244 Ph. F A 2-0231 or after 6 p. m it will com e through and Indelibly F A 2-2993. 301 Weat F lrit SL FLOOR sanding and finishing •tamp you a i "r e a l." And thl*. H E A T IN G Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving tr ie r all, f* the true trademark H . R P O P E CO. It w ill pay ftfOU to tee ua before SemlnoU County alnsa 1329. or a fine perform er, you bu y. Open E vening! and 200 S. P a r k -------FA 2-1334 ROSA L. PAYTON H. M- Glessee- Leka Mary Lot* o f luck Junday*.’ R eflate red Real Estate Broker EASTSIDE _ T R A IL E R SALES Liquid em broidery aete, copper Dad Ph F A 2-1301— 17-92 at Hiawatha Palatka, Fla. enameling outfits, silk screen 37— NOTICES— I’ ERivOW A L8 seta. Decorate It yourielf. RO LLAW AY , Hospital and Baby 2 x - r L K .M I L HE »oa ROBERT A . W ILLIAMS. Realtor CASH FOR YOUR CAR ROLLINS HOBBT SHOP Beds. Day, Week or Ifoaih— Raymond Luadqulat, Aaeoc. HOUSEHOLD GOODS F A 2-1993 3817 & Franch HOMER LITTLE Tel FA 2-5181, Furniture Cantar FA 2-3991 Atlantia Bank Bldg 1012 Sanford Avenue 113 West First St NEARLY NEW/ o ********• sJ rr 1899 TravhllU house trailer, 43 ft. 2 bedroom , air conditioner. E x ­ BUILDER A CONTRACTOR S Badroom, 2 hath, double car­ cellent condition. Ph. F A 2-9999. port, spacious rooms through­ L E . BATTEN out, located In beautiful Loch ’90 Bal-Alre Chevrolet with new 119 S. French A ve. — F A 2-ST14 Arbor near Country Club, un re-built motor, 2395. Also wire believably priced at 8X4.600.00, LOCH ARBO R - Planned fanning. Call F A 2-3938. aa low as 11900 down, balance kitchen with eating apace leas than rent. It has 3 la rfo bedroom f, ir r = m w m m 1— 2 tile baths, and a love­ DRIVE A NEW C A R anvwhere. ly Florida room with a anytime. Rental service includes wall planter o f f living Wash, gas a n d insurance. 7 Bedroom, tiled bath, hardwood room. Carports and large M ERLE WARNER. National floors, beautiful kitchen with utility room. Total price Car Rentals. 401 E. l i t SL, garbage disposal, air condition­ 115.000.00. Term*. ed, d o s e to schools and churches, F A 2-3964. W. H. ’’ B IL L " STEMPBR surrounded by homes o f equal Realtor A b e a r e r W ’ aaT M d W a ’ or greater value, with excellent Aaeoc. Guy Allen. Gretchm Hall, neighbors, priced at S12.400.no, Arietta Price, Everett Harper requiring 12950 down, a bargain Have boats . . . Will Sell Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park Have Evinrudes . . . On Sale you will agree. See Seminole Realty, 1901 Park You have . . . Good Credit Cherry Reel esta te A goaty Y our Evlarude Dealer Ave.. F A 2J232. Dial F A 2-9926—Notary ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 1219 W. 13 S t Rear-Barber Shop Phone F A 2-9961 3 BR blocks 110.630.00, lew aa 104 I . l i t S i.000.00 dr*m. balance to suit, JOHNSON MOTORS 2007 Adams Ave. SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS R e a l E s t a t e • In s u ra n c e 3 0 4 Sanford Ave- Tfc. F A 2-1532 Coniult A REALTOR First 107 Magnolia F A 2-0263 & cabinet maker. A s . B -jU k U Flewan — Pleats — Bhraht juiTLInr f B I A l l ” "' BEN MONROE NURSUEY S BR. Jlaionry, TUa bath, H dw . FA 2-0322 Y eung man or Udy, ta li* and Floor j . enclosed garare. M e* Cqlery Avenue m o usem olp Iconunarctol txdlding fo r yeale. 406 W . Flrat. MOW. Immediate opening fo r full time help at the BURGER-KING. N o bedroom house, concrete block t a b l e waiting, no curb work. eonatmetloa located on two A pply la peraoa to Mr. Solo­ lots with 29 fruit trees. Electric m on / 2l6* rren eh Ave. kitchen, wood floor*. N ear scho­ ol, A lso *large screened porch, car ports and utility room with Ladles wanting to earn 230 to 140 a week in spar* lime, car laundry connection*. Only IT,necessary. Call FA 2-6261. 000.00. ^1,000 down. DRIVE-IN BEAL ESTATE Dl G irl for office work, some bookkeeping. Experl j. ALTOR preferred. Cali FA 2 2121. Johnny Walker, A l lM l it s ‘ Cell Hall” Phone F A 1-36*1 TuMdsr, November 0, 1907 22 A— PLUMBING u g ROOF­ ___________________ ING OUTSTANDING VALUE creit. F A 2-S377. M PIANO SBBT1CBS S fU E N T T C R E ^ A BEAL ESTATE FOB 8 ALL ia—f e m a le m e lp w a n t e d 2 bedroom, concrete block, fur­ nished house. Leaving t o w n . F A 2-5090. 30 acre tile farm, 3 bedroom house. E aty tarmi. W rite Jo* Levy, P. O. Box 1134. W O O LSEY Martito Finishes Far Your Boot Sttktrlk Glass tad Point Co. 113-114 W. 2nd SL Th PA 2-4622 ar - itmawOTEnn: La Verne School o f Dance C l a i m now form ing in T a p A crobatic — Ballet. A lio boya claaa ft tlny-tnts c la n . Enroll now. F A 2-5425. PR E • H OLID AY SPECIAL H E L D OVER Bookcase Bed Mr. ft 3frs. Dreiser Beveled Slirror Chest Rag. 8179,1 40 NOTICF. Wa will soon b* operating In our Royal Comfort new »tor* at 2593 Orlando Innerspnng Mattress R ef. Priv*. 2 block* South o f Tig ’N Matehin? Box Spring $119.00 WhUtle. Thriftl . checking account c o a t a N ow AU For Only B A G G E R IY APPLIANCE only $2 fo r 20 check* at Florida CENTER Stats Bank o f Sanford. 115 8. Magnolia Th. FA 2-3572 Term* Tarns G A T U N BROTHERS FREE LA Y A W A Y TILL XMAS Contractor*, Dragline*; Geneve 35— ARTICLES FOR SALE 2232. Ph F A 2-3276 Sanford ECHOLS BEDDING CO. SE LL US YOUR FURNITURE Cash fo r any nmnunt Super Cor. 2nd ft Magnolia FA 2-9321 PUMPS — SPRINKLER ••Bud" Bamberger. Mgr. Trading P o ll 1 mil* aouth of SYSTEM S F ree Delivery Sanford. Pbon* F A 20d77. All types and iltea, Installed "D o It Y o u r ie lf Used furniture, appliances, tools — Factory to you— WE R E PA IR AND SERVICE etc. Baugbt-sald. Larry's Mart Aluminum 8 T IN E --------Sanford * 215 A vre. t. Ph. FA 2-4131 Vcnedan Blind* Mathlaa _ Supply Co. Endeaod head. Sag proof bottom 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 6432 • BIG VALUES rail With pleatk ends. Plattlc • QUICK CREDIT or rayon Upas. Cotton or nylon cord*. • EASY TERMS Air Conditioning and Heating Senkxrlk Glaae and Paint Co. WILSON-MAIER ROD A R E E L R E PA IR S C. H. STAFFORD New and Used Furniture U3-114 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 2-46U 413 Sanford Avenue 213 Oak Avenue FA 2-4731 311 r . First St. Ph FA 2-9823 T-Shirt* 48a — Paint I M 0 gal V tcu am Cleaner R epairs furniture or character Camp Good*. Tarpaulin*. Army FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES Repairs Itp tiri ft parts pert* fo r all ell makes at Navy Surplus— 310 Sanford Av*. Built By ciaineri. Electrolux, Houver, Master Craftsmen la M cRAN EY-9MITH PAINTS Kirby, A lr-w e y , G. E. Replace- Moving. Houuhold furniture for Style and Conatructioss 2919 Park Ave. F A 2-6461 mint part*, w ork guaranteed sal*. Tablr*. chairs, lamps, The aaaa aa Thoe* Free pick up ft daHvery. Call chests, ft tic.. Ilk« new. 2204 Prised Bine* FA S-4718. Oak. Colonial Days Finished For Small black ft ton hound pupplei Cable medium upright piano, plain pats for children oi Florida Climate In mahogany caio with boruh. Good can be trained fo r hunting. 8 Your Choice o f Woods Condition, *100.00. W ill deliver weeks eld. Male $3.00. Female Ph. FA 2-1971. $3.0C. 1*28 Locust A ve. 12.50 par call plus part*, 9 years txparitaea tn T V Berrice on all Walnut alngl* bod. m attrtjs ft puppy, thorough-bred Alaskan apringi, like new. 150.00. F A 2 make* and modali. One je e r i old. named "C M en a". 4 months v*«a* u 0847. guarantee on ell parte. W* also Ph. F A 2-3587. service auto end home radio*. This la a pais to th* Rita theatre Picture tube* repaired tn jo u r for Ambrose OUiff. Exp. date home 19.05. guaranteed, 1 yei Get the most for your old N or. 14. 1937. Phene FA 1-3684, 9 l.m . to 5 p.i furniture. W A N TE D —All kinds of scrap ma­ Including Dabary I* Lake Mary terial. Zuckrrman Salvage Yard BARNES TV SERVICE Phone FA 2-2691. 201 East Commercial Furniture and Appliances! II— l i a U V i Newr & UMd This la a pass to th* Mnvieland Ride-tn tor Frank Nooli. Exp. date Npv, 14. 1957. $195.00 Chrysler Airtemp TV Service TRADE-IN NOW nentHEDB wwwg" 83,000. total price with 83,000 down payment. Owner w ill f i ­ nance this 4 bedroom home In M odem Air-CondR!on*d Salon L ^ e Mary. Larg* lot with fruit Soft Water Shampoo tr?ea. Ph. FA 2-1541 or FA 2HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 106 8 . Oak A v*. F A J -9 7 a 6046. v $SAVE$ ENVELOPES. Letterheads, stotomenu, invoices, head bills, end programs, e te . Progressive Printing C*. Phono F A 2-21)91— 406 Weat 164k SC Mather of Sanford 203 08 E ast First F A 3-0368 Sift ft s la r l Rtrtlli THE CARD OF THANKS V ery often ■ Card o f Thank* to Tbo g u t o r d B e n t o toaott ft need which la difficult to fill to any other way. 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Stoat frequently an In Memorium Is Inserted on th* ■ary o f d e ilb . However, other deles, which it ia fell a n priate or meaningful are also selected. The birthday of parted, tbg wedding anniversary. Memorial Day. oven C a n am ong other significant occasions chosen. If you a n heaitant to express your tender thought* to form , you may avail you ratlf of Ihe Herald's collection o f e verses. These express to poetic beauty th* emotlone o f the atringe. Am ong them a n veriee appropriate to any elreumttai THE RATE •1 -i Cerda o f Thanks and to Mtmertum notices, duo to t ■ a y run ,to considerable length, ar* billed at 81-00 per < ‘HI D A ILY C R O S S W O R D ■J u J.HUM 6. Mortician'* 26. Cuddle . U':t>:i» -1 1 .11 1 ACROSS r ^:i litf ‘i 4 mu : u -; m up coach 1. H u d cook . 1 tx -in n 7. Common 39. Part l a levetar • 4 i ell 1v 7 of eufftx « . Partridge 11 * T V’ IC'i "t o 8. Flat (mua.) noise llf.’ -ie • l r * i ft. A seta b«’’ X ‘*ii - * 10. Singing H u: •II XI. Construct 30. 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Breeze ACROSS XT. Na­ a u u w n i i " 't * i I. Cougar 9- Lacta tion* ’JUO «' 8. Stance mini* again a) iieiwt-i n ix im * feelaliona 6 Mm* League U-Jl IL’ [-.T1 I I " ft. Bibllcai entrance champs UU bCK-i >jr. Ill^ii>-"." 1 7. Of e lingula-20. Snare mount Uwar.ne:nnn X0. Redacts tic stock o f 21. Wooden 5jLi Cj I ii ’ ’ ‘ >> 13. Oil et ton Arizona block H lxrjU ll .41 l' l" ie petali Indiana 21. Ameri­ M iifliK i luaw .Tii can 13. An apoitla S Author— U’JKU U D JU 'U ncte X4. Decreet Ltagua 13. Capital Tom'* champa Teiii>4*r’i *ai»te (Can.) Cabrn’ 25. Under-auto 30. Earthy 16. Sharp9 Dried orchid coaatara dapoalti pointed n et tubera 21 High 31 Once more covering XX. Break regard 33. At one time XT. Disfigure 36. Venerable suddenly 21. Skill IS New geo15. Tree 29. Curved line* 3!. Oreek lettei nomle Policy (ihortanidl * i i a > 19. Small pan 1ii 7 a 1 23. Form of iron r 33. Th* prtaent 37. Lambs (oba.) % 31. Win* vessel 72“ 33- Lend % M meaturea % XI. Tempi* % i atom.) ■^r i 34. Kind of atow >- % ilr TT” 36--------perk (N.T.i 37. !U-ttmp*r. ed person 36. American novelist 39. Cut 40. Seraglio 41. Snick and 43. Vexaa DOWN l . I n e flutter 3. Disentangle X River (Nath.) y w f TT % ai % ii 11 % )! % TT TT i U io W W W m ? �t ublic Is(nvfVvd jCbufcfi Officials *» 1MLa|H «raM Advertising P Manager Attends To Attend New Life Guests A t Supper Confab In Bahamas Meeting A t Church Thursday Evening tw o doctor* w ork orar Edward Cwick, S I. #n *r th e/ pul him lata t o ultra-new. top —crrt pressure ault at Mitchai Air rare# Baa* K . T , Is cur* tha bends. Cwtck waa la iatcnM agonr a# b# was flown from Buffalo to Now York. Ha had mad* a HO*toot d ire to tha S t Lawrence River la aaareh o f a sunken bulldoser. Tha Fan* U soa aava permission to uaa tha Herat will after afforta tolled to locate a daeonmraaaloa chamber, f/atem atlonal Sowadphetof YOU'RE TELLING ME! 1 >3 i 1 ' i • an 'r f . i R U SaW fl sputnik earth ratalIta he# suddenly eeaeed giving out with It* familiar beep-beep atgnaL la tha contraption weartoff ant ar to thla Juet another cam e< Rad eeneorahlpT I I I ITrather foreewtere fointd the man, eaya Orandpappy. Jmiking, le either a burglar o r a grant humanitarian—or both. I I t Coof of Uvtag hoe riaea for tha iJlh eoneeeallve nonth. Thto ehoaM add fo the argument of thorn who inetrl the "a m b e r to faaeral efrthe to franco. There ualuckg. ready patttoff tha ftesee e » alt *» t an.w I I t A HowoHoa dark h#e 31 eyk lablee and 4 4 letter* to hie m o m * Ho could get writer'* cram# *lfa> In# a tingle theefc. 1 I I A Jet-propelled motor oar to being developed at tha Ooriiy, Russia, Auto works. To be fair about It, they thould deelgn aa atom-powered m o t o r h i k e lor That Soviet traffic cope. J . C. (L a rry ) Doyto, general I alee and marketing manager for tha Edral Dtvteion, waa tha gusst fpaakar fo r Ui* annual fall meet­ ing o f the Florida Newtpaper A d­ vertising Executive* which mat N ovem ber 1st and tnd at tha Grand Bahama Club in the Baha­ m as Mrs. Evelyn Cuehhtg. a d v a n c ­ in g manager o f Ih* Sanford Her­ ald, wax accompanied to the fall parley by Mr. Cuihlnr. The fait meeting* began at 1:00 » . m . Friday afternoon with a U nited round table discussion, with each m em ber participating. The Saturday morning group meetings each had a guest speaker to assist in the discussions, o f the problama o f newspaper advertis­ ing executives A delicious bu ffet luncheon was held after which Edwin T. Broadhurst Jr., showed a film sponsored by the bureau o f advertising “ Peo­ ples, Profit* and Y ou". Reports of tha group meetings were given by the chairman. A short business meeting was held and it waa an­ nounced that the spring convention would be hold at Winter Park, Florida. President flolon Southerland In­ troduced the guest to the Satur­ day Night Banquet and short speeches were heard, after which an entertaining and delightful pro­ gram was had. Over 30 newspapers and 13 news­ paper representatives attended the convention which was the first one In the history o f the Florida News­ paper Advertising Executives to b* held outside the continental limit* of the United Stelae, HX-OKFICIO gKCUKTAUT A M I COUNTT HIU'WIUNTCNDCNT US* ftKMIWU.K CUCNTV IIOAIIU OK t’UU UC INSTRUCTION ItKHOl.inTON U R I'CU IM i ANI> I'ltO VIlil.NG FOR T U B HOLDING OK AN KLKCTIOM IN it FECIAL T A X SCHOOL DWTHICT NO. I OK SEMINOLE COUNTT. FLORIDA. ON THE QUESTION OF ISSUING It,S04,040.no IloNDS OK SAIU IIISTfllCT. IIU IT RESOLVED ISY TH E IIOAItU OF I't'llLtC I.NHTUUCTfON OF SEMINOLE COUNTT, FLOItlUA: S, i.-tlon 1. Aa alactlon la h*r*tiy ordarnd to ba hold In Spoolal Tas School lllnlrlol No 1 of b- litlnoU County, Florida, on tho ISih day ol Nuvambar, A. D 1317, to determine wlrathor or not lhara ahalt oa laauart bond* of aald IMatrlct In tha principal amount of not ascsadlng T W O MILLION, FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND AND 04/140 <11.440,404 44) DOLLARS. bearing Intarrat, payabl* aamlannually, at sues rata or r a ti", tint ctrncdlnrr tha Iviral rj|« na ahalt ba dotrrmln-’ d at tha lima of th* r,olr tharaof, and to mature aerially Ir annual Inatallmonta ovar a period not to Twenty Its) yrara frnrr Ih* data of aald bnnila, for lha purpnan of financing th* aoat or ilia follow ing: Naw High School In Banfnrd, Florid*. Psnfnrl Junior High (Pr<-*»nt S»nlor Itlrh School Building) Addition* to building to provide rlaaaroom* and other naoeaeery ferllltlea, renovetloe, and altaratloaa to avUtlng hulldlngn. I.y men — turns wood. Atldttlona la building to provldo cla,eruume mil other faullltla*. tJtlodu lllsb Ucliunl. Cunetrucl safelorinin, ranuvollaa* sad alteratlone to eslatlng bulbllng. New Altamonte Elnmrntery Hchool. Crooma Jualnr-Senlnr Hlsh School, Sanford, New aonatrootlnn to prn*td* rlaaaroom* arid other nooaaaary rnrllHIa*. Kanovallm and nlleratlon* of old building, Midway Elementary gcluml. N»w cnnalruullua to proalda i laaarnnma and nther m-caaanry far lilt loo. Itoaeowald E l-m -ntary School— Altnm inls. Now nowatriictlnn to provld* elaaeroom* ntid othar naoeaanry leollltle,. Altaratlrna nf old oulldlng , fleledn Etainenterv School. Naw ennalrnollnn to provld* rlssarnoms and etr*er narraatrv ftcllltlea aa prnelded In a raaolutln* heretofore adopted hr thte Hoard on the Itth day of Set'lemhrr. A, TV 1337 which aald reeolullon wee approyed purannn* to U w by the State Superintendent nf Puhlla fnatrurtton on Sep t«rrI er »3 <357 Uact’ an A The place* Df votlnu In aald bund ateotlon ahall be Ih* uaual placaa o f voting In aald D laln ,t In gecerel elections In Seminole Couaty. Th* poll* will b* open at voting placea oa th* day of aald bond eie«tloo from eaven o'clock A M until oven o'clock P.lf on fh* some day Only tk* duly qualified elactor* raddlng U aald Dlatrlot s k a are freeholder* will be permitted to vote In anld loud el- iloo; pro­ vide I, however, that anv qualified elactor* reeldlng In lha Dlatrlat who are freeholder* may vote at anld bund election upon complying with (lie requirement* uf subeectlon (dl of Section InO.Stl. Florida Hialule, Mccllnn t. Th* following perenna ar* haraby appolnle.1 Inapactora and Clark* of aald bon I election: PRECINCT 1 W EST SANFORD W EST SIDE SCHOOL Dark ttra Lilli* Buckler Intpectora Mrs. R. L. Harper Mr*. Jack Stamper Mrs. J 11. l.ee Mr*. It. T. Thomas Mr. It X Johnson Air# fl. 2, Johnson FBEPINCT L A E C MONROE LAKE MONROE *CIfOOL Clerk Mr. George Bell Inejierlsra Mrs. If. A. ThuraVon Mr*. J. R Stapler Mr*, J. h. Mue* EAST S INI'YITID CANNING KITCHEN PRECINCT Clerk* Mr*. Cliff Able* Mr*. R. I , Winn Tnepeefora Mr. Ir* E Somhwsrd Mr*. R. A. Tlndat Mr*. Rnth Ifarrog Vra. V n Hardin Mr a. Guatav* Remhargey Mr*. Jam** Marhham Mr*. W. n, Ulsglnholhara Mre. A T McArdl# Mrs BIW S-'Ulhward TAOT-A 4 XTITN O N S C W S O t, .-"m-TNCT ,.v Mr*. V . f t Warfat “ •More sira C T, Jarrell Mr* I.qrv Johneoa Mr* John F o* OVIEDO ' ’ '•PTCT I CITT H Si.I, Clerk Mr*. M1b1r#<1 lUray Mro. Dot ITeraoa Inepoo+ora Mrs. 11 R Wale* Sir*. WMtne (V>ro r R E iTWBT • Mr, P,r* yr.CaE GENEVA eotosesw rrr Everyone Is Invited to enjoy the Inspirational messages o< Dr. Moore and to Join the fellowship of First Methodist Church, church officers announced. • ____ —— BONN TO END PAYM ENTS BONN, flerm sny (U P ) — W elt Germany will end Its contribution to the cost o f silled troops sta­ tioned In this country next March .11. a foreign office spokesman said today. The apokesman added, how­ ever, that under the North Atlantic Treaty, nations with troopa sta­ lle d In West Germany eould sack bilateral negotiations with Bonn over aupport cost* after that date. EMPLOYMENT UP Osborn Pledged To Fraternity Pledging of toT students by 41 social fraternities at Ohio Slat* Universities has been announced by the office of Dean of Mart My Hit H, Rosa. The' pledgee Included James A. Osborn o f Fern Park to Phi Gam ma Delta, WASHINGTON (U P ) — Fewer workers were on itrike daring the first nine months o f this year than In any comparable period sine* tha end o f World War II, tha La­ bor Department salJ Monday. De­ partment statistics showed 3,023 strikes idled 1,330,000 w orkeri dur­ ing the period and that work time lost due to the strikes amounted to 0.18 per eent of all time worked. Th# Rev, Henry I . Randolph o f New York, sservU ry o f tb# Board o f N stion il Missions am! director o f the- department ot Tow n and Country; and ths Rev. Charles T, Marts, o f Lakeland, executive for th# Synod of Florid*, will bo ffurata at a covered dish supper at Uw Community Presbyterian Church o f Laha Mary, Thursday night at 4:30. A fter tha supper an open m eet­ ing wtll be bold to discuss the eloscr relation o f tho Upaala church with tho twka Mary ehurch and tho laying of tentative plans fo r the future. Tho Rev. C. C. White Is now stated supply for the Upsala ehurch and the Rev. Alex­ ander Linn, fo r the Laka Maty Church. White Rev. White Is recovering from a broken hip sustained In a fall, tho Rev. James M. Thom p­ son, a pioneer In church work In this area, Is preaching at Upsala. All officers and Interested membars o f tha tw 0 congregations are cordially Invited to attend thte ■upper and participate In the dis­ cussion s Rev. Hamil Accepts Clewiston Church The Rev. Charles W esley Hamil Jr. resigned fr im the Hillcrrst Baptist Church In Geneva test Sun­ day. The resignation will take e f­ fect Nov. 17. The Rev. Hamil has accepted the HI Haven Rnptl.it Church In ClewIston and will start there Nnv. II. Ho attended Otiarhlta Baptist College In Arkadelphla, Ark. He I* married In the form er Ml** Juanita W illiams o f Arkansas. SCENTED CULPRIT CHICAGO (U P )— Suhitrb.vi pnTler w m on Ihe wrong icsn t whrtt they set up ■ trap to rorrM wiM dogs. The tenth animal to wsik Into the trsh was a iVnnk which promptly won Its freedom. A NOVEL PLATFORM BELLBROOK, Ohio (U P )— Rsy Miller, 83, say* he has only one plank In hlg platform fo r mayor In next Tuesday’ * election: “ Don't rote for m e.” Well - meaning friends put the retired welder's Mr*. J. 1L Bllbray name on ths ballot but he says he Sir. John Thurnaa would much rather take a lonsMr. U-leon Lull CIIULLUTA SCHOOL delayed vacation to California than CIIULUUTA Ur*. Jual* 1’ revolt serve as mayor. Legal Notice tsoT icH o r h o is d e l e c t i o n i s s p e c i a l t a x ■c u o n i . n i m u c T t o . i o r * » ;t i i * » i .t i i u i s t t , f i .o m i u a , o n n o v s : m i i i : u is . i h i I# U IlLHKtiV UIVKN Uiai * LunJ eWutlua will b* hsld oa NOTICE U i H i t , In tiiiauWI l a s titbuul District tin. 1 of m b 4*S Of MuvwilUar, Nu Ntmloule County, Flerlrt*. tor th* purpura of dstsrmlolng whstiisr or s o l bonds of sale District shall b* lasusd in an aegrsaata principal amount of not otooodlag TW O MILLION', FIVH HUNDRED THOUSAND AND 14/I t s DOLLARS. bearing lotaraat, payabla asmlansuatlr ot ouch rata or rolss, not d etailing lha Irani rota, oi ihall bo ilotarmiuod s t Iho tlmo of lha aids tli„r*,>i, arm inalutuiis ■•nally In annual lnatallmaala ovar a period hot to asoaad Twanty (14) yaara front tba data of aalil bond*, for tha purpoaa nf financing Ih* c»at of acquiring, bulldli.g. onlarglng, furalahlng vr olharwlaa Improving building* or school ground*, aa moia apaclfloally ilaacrlbad and provided In tha raaclulloa r tho Hoard of Puhllo taatructlon of Hamlnolo County, riorlda. adoptod oa tho 11th day ot Baplambar, m l . which aald raaolutlon la pub­ lished la full bolow aa a part nf thla nolle*. Tha placaa of votlbg Is sold bond (lection aliail bo Iho usual plaeso Of Voting la said Dlatrlot In ginurul alaclluna la Uamlools County, and Ihoao uaad la tho U it ganaral •Wctlon to aald Dlalrlst In ■amlnolo County, aicapt so clhcrwlaa Indioaiad In said rtu lu tlo *. Tba polls wilt bo opoa at voting pWcra on Iho day of tho aald bond Citation from ssvon o'clock am . until aovan o'clock p m. on tha saiaa day, alt as provided to aald raaolutlon ndoptad on Hcptanibar IS, HIT, sod published In full below no a pari of Oil* nolle*. T IIK IKJAllD OK I'UIILIC INSTIHJCrlOtf OT HEM1NOLU CtiUNTl. KUHIIDA IfVt It/ John 1. Ilrumlry JOHN L D U liU L R r, CHAIRMAN HEAL) ATTEST: / ■ / I t T . U1LW KH Members o f many churches fill­ ed the pews o f Flret Matbodlat Church Sunday morning and o w n ­ ing to hear Dr. Allen W. Moore, Methodist Evangelist of St. Peters­ burg, Florida. D r and Mrs. M o o n a n loading the New Lite Meeting* thla week at the Methodist Church. Spocial attention is divided ambng the Children’ s DWlitoo, the Yoath Di­ vision, and the Adult Division. Mrs. M oor* meet* each evening at seven o’ clock with the Junior boys and girl* while at the same time Dr. Moore has • sjwctol gram In McKinley Hall for the young people. Nineteen Juniors ind fifty-eight young peopte wer# pro­ m t for the beginning session last night and more are expected to­ night. Dr. Moor* plana to bring • special message to the Adults each morning at ten o'clock In the Church Sanctuary. f nopool ors I'ltBClNCT f Clorh Sira. Nulau For* Sir*. A on* Toftlay tola* K in * Baoiley UOLDKNKUD COMtoUNITT HOUSE rn a ciK C T I lire lllrhard II. Tarkar Clorh Mr. I'ulk D. Ulaylun Inapaotora Mr. Hubert K. Darker Mrs. Illidye U Jen* I'ltKCINCT I 1J/NGWOUD C ITT HALL Mrs. lien Gray Clark lira Wlill# Da lines laspoctora Mr*. Elan* Uhaw lira. Uaurg* Ilowaor Ur*. Vraler Elgin L A KE 1IAIIT LAKE M ART SCHOOL PRECINCT 14 Mr. IVm. Nuagrayea Clorh Inapaotora Mr*. Evelyn Thumpsua Mr*. Kalharln* l.rach lira llbnila HplJell ALTAMONTE NEW TO W N HALL PRECINCT It Mr. J. C. Ho ml# Clark Mra, Myrtle Mann Intpactova Mre. Harriet nteltiboek Mra Ann I'lnnock lira. Uultl* bwntforil PRECINCT IS roHRKMT CITY I- W . HODGE# RESIDENCE Clark lira. Dorothy tetmbert laapactar* Urn. Mower,I Van fait Mrs Key Dunn Mra. Atlanta McGinnis PR KCJNCTf IS SLAVtA SLAVIA SCHOOL Clark J o e Mlkltr Inapactora M rs J ,* Mlkley Mrs Paul Luk-i* Mra. Juo II. lllkler PRECINCT 1* FERN PARK LEGION HALL— PRAIRIE LAKE Clark Mr*. Julia Krohne Inspectors • Mra. Dorothy I'ayalchak Mre. Itulh Kelaer Mra. Msalna llnles Mre Iteba M«***laln PRECINCT SANFOIID PROPER Mi.Mi-iir Clark* Mrs Evelyn Chrlatenaea tor. T . A. Cobb Inspectors Mrs John Carlton lira. T. A, Cobb Mr*. W . H. Harriett M rs Janet Guatavaon Mr*. It. T. Ilumiibray Mra. J, V, June* Mra MInnt* Kretaarl Mrs Neill* Ke ler M rs Helen Lmlwlg Mr#, G I , Duncan Mre Madtletn* Kelli# P RECINTf IS KHAR LA K R rieOniDA TOW15R COUfPAVT RMl ieOTfll fl CLUB Hark Mr O- H- Kiiffh^fli Inepectoso Mr«. J »*3t*|*i Nurrl« Mr*. O. I* tl >Kh»n ^ ItFff, II#rthm rtrnnkff . , Seeding . . 1 to r* »" h* used In aald bond election ahalt bo la •Obotaotlslly tha follnwlag form: n t l f /v r ■portal Tea Srhool Dtwrlrt No. I. Armlnol* County, Kb.rlJa _ „ _ . . Wood Elarllon — November 13. 1311 Shall Iportal Tog School Dltlrlct No l of Semlaul* County. F lofld*. laau* bond* In Ih* aggregate principal amount of not eg efffl-lln* 11,10j*94030* Kwffflnff Initrffffl. fMjrfftiU ••m l*!finn«Hr, it ■uch rfftto or r«i«* not ih# I«gt1 r*t«, *a th tll b« afftoniilnfffl at th* tim« of vk« f«U thffrtof. ond M rlatlf fa Afiviiifft InBlJillmonto o v ir % p*rto<1 not to oseffffd Twonty Vffaro frem th« dat* a t « a I,i bond*, for tha nurposo of rtnaarlAg tho coot of aciulrtn*. hulldlng, enlarging, furnuhlng ” ,h,7r w ,*# Improving hulldlnga or school gruundi. aa mnro •eocfMcallr daacrlhod ami f>rotld*d la tha ro»o1utfr>n nf Tho linoM rub Ho ln»trurtloii nf P-mlnolo County. Klorlda, adrptad oa tho UtH day of aaptombag. 1 >S7 C 1 FOR ROST* C > AGAINST BON TV InatruFtlnw* t#* Votorat ff Tom ara fa favor of tha lastianro of tha hnnda* pTaca ttm mark In tha apar* tu tha loft of tha wor«ta **7011 BONDS”. If you aro n<»t In favog of th« (Mauani'o of tho hond«, plico m **X’ f mark In th* ap if# to trio !#ft of m «o word* “ AGAINST HONDA'* rflrisixl T hf 9 f ,h t ta korflhy author!tai' aad fh* Ef * * lii Ih o n I 1! 11! w h ,u r«P*r* • *uff*Ftant numhor of IdaHvav thoni to tho Tnipottor* and Clorka ?U f V '* ,lm * tnT nl“‘ n ," « n t *b# poll* for etch bond elewllen tar t practeeta at which paper ballot* ar* to h . need, geld print#,I anmple b*ll„t# and deliver them to I * V r n n l ? * ? * .* " * ., L*rVe " ' * 'u '* »"'* ""> • for Opening ^ the poll, fur eitrh b - Bg .i ..„ t|on ror alt rrertnrl, at whirl, voting maewlna# ere to he m*d. and !* further authorised and directed to make erprewrlai* * r r * - # .m - - t . with th* proper efGHala ef gemtoota Conntr Inapoetor* rM n *# **ra *t^ b !I, , o ,# V ,ln * Hospital Notes Admiral*## Bertha Kelley (Sanford) Joseph !L Pet] (O steen) M aggie Elliot (O viedo) Discharges Tmogene Yates (Orlando) Thom as Payne (Sanford) Betty Boon (Osteen) Paul Fllegar (Sanford) Edna Ruisl and baby ford ) Berate Patterson (Sanford) Gertrude Clark (Sanford) Charles Koch (Sanford) NOV. 3 Admission* Charles Shaffer (Sanford) Eldora Hayes (Sanford) Bertha Davis (Sanford) Ronnie Whitten (Sanford) Colleen Wlrtship (Sanford) Mattie Ayteh (Sanford) DlKbarges Mrs. John Crawford and baby Ronnie Whitten (Sanford) boy (Sanford) Robert Waithour (Sanford) Thelma Blakcmore (D eBary) Florence Syme* (Sanford) Glorine Glover aqd baby boy Births Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wlnship Jr. (Sanford) NOV, 3 Admission* Jacob T. Newby (Sanford) Evelyn Baldree (Sanford) Helen J. Horton (Sanford) Helen Phillips (Sanford) Annie Anderson (Sanford) Ruby Stone (Sanford) Mleaol Berk in* (Sanford) Discharges M arie K. Whitten (Sanford) Jam!* Gordon (Sanford) Blnhg \ Baby girl to Mr. and 3trs. Ro­ bert Phillips (Sanford) B aby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Glcndl Horton (Sanford) Baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Baldree Jr. (Sanford) NOV. « TOO TALL FOR AIR FORCE — Airman I /e John D. Phipps (le ft), 10, of Isdlanspolte, I* belnr mra*urrd by Paul1 0 . WnUns, bate flight surgeon at Bolling Air Force Rate JO/34. Phlpr*. who te trytog te get Into Ihe Air Force Academy, measured 3Ste sitting dew# and has at varino* times measured from 38 to 41 Inches sitting. The Aesdemy limit te 3< Inches sluing down._______________________ Admission* Muriel Annie Disbrow (San­ ford) Sally Ann Perry (C ocoa) Elisabeth Scott (Sanford) Artie Anderson (Sanford) Vlaltlng B o o n : private Rooms, 11 a m. to f p. m .; Semi-Private Rooms, > to i p. m., T to V p. m,, Pediatrics, 11 a, m . to I p. in Parent! and Grandparent! oaly; Ousteirtca, No visiting during feeding o f bablra. Private Rooms, tl a. m. to 13 noon, I to 4 p m. and 7 to • p. m., Semi Private Rooms, 3 to 4 p. m , and 7 te I p. m . JV O W 0 * 1*5 Phon# noon b o fo r # fo r noonay th # # # m # UP TO $600 your la ta r Ctoffh I'M u C*A tee In . , . I* ueeol* 5123 CJ I 7.00 tl.N INN UN HUM HIM DIM HUt HIM day! Y ou * # l# c ty o u r ow n rapaym on t 14.H 1LN, p la n I FA M I L Y FINANCE SERVICE* INC. o f S a n fo r d I3S South Fork A v en u e • T eleph on e: FAirfax 7 - 4 4 U O JV D I S P L A Y S w ^ ep t * W in g 5 8 SO A D V A N C E D IT LE A V E S TH K R E S T B E H IN D ! linrcfy doe# a new car appear on the arena so advanced that it ha# no counterpart. Such a car to now on display— the. Swept-Wing 58 b y Dodge. It i# very low, vary daring, beautifully proportioned. Riding and handling qualities are rcmarkahlo. See the SweptW ing 53 by D od ge soon. T o own it i# a new adventure ^ 0 . S w e p t^ S ln g oV b y DODGE •* ,h * rraofntta whar# voting ma- m__ . 'n '* *<ih«rvt*ur of Reglvlrntlnn of tho Cnuntv of Slemlnnle t* horohr «u«h,wired end directed fo make up and r .r llfy a . ...J ’ alertora re,|,i|ng |n the D l.trl t who are freeholdere » rerttG.d rnpv ,f . Ueh Ret .h.TI h . fnretehed to the Teepeetora and Cderha of f h . rt.rllow *• .net, e t . „ where t h . ............... e, “ ■*!__ eterfluo and a eertlGed ro e* of *„eh Hat *h*!1 b* ntad aad nraasrvad among fh• record* of this Itnard. Sertloo f. That thte revolution ahetl he mihltahed In full oa a ,2* l" * •“ " r e nf eelA hund ele-tton togeiher with an appropriate eo. ire in even form to the Serretvrv vhelt geierintne. In the <t.ie»„r.t Iteretd n y - b t r a n r o f general atvrvletton in Semirote Cnuntv, Kdortd*. once •era w e * for fonr rnoeerntlvr w**K*. ts * C —t nnhltcvtlun to be not •rag then flrfvfy dny* p e*-»»,. nr * ,M *t*oiton Tvry* p o t it D nt* rrtsT .fr t v s T S t m o g n r S F V t v o t ft r n t-NTT. FLORIDA /* » JOHN T- »m *srT .ET —C H tfRM AW A / 1 l * V « .t .l W _ U V t f 1 > v t t l o t r r h tn n tg G N — m k m u k r tu / W A. PATRICK— MEMBER U t— A M A TTE #T: • ft M O T O R S , Inc. R i C R O i N * M ia u ,K B EE. ’V Vt-PERfNTRNDFtfT OK AKMTNnt.R ' ro o m boa at* o r foblm inkthuctiins S it L M 8T. DIAL FA 2-0*14 �Ike To Give Appraisal O f U S. Missile Strength In WASHINGTON p - President President rockets. apace aaleUltct. It aim also |why IM SnW G T O W iIR— rocket*. their two ip it e MtelUtes. why tlh* i e President FresMent ehangwd rftaitgwd • * 4M o m m t ff n*w m m m n a tt rr It kkf U eew V. ZUenhower appeared ready today The President decided with dra Is the time that they put on a timing of hie speech. Bat ha ap­ I tackaelogical aettmmset *r to rtra the nation ai frank an gp- matle auddeneas Tuesday night to massive display o f their military jit an y parently wanted I* ha ready to pnlsal of U S. missile strength at speak to the nation from the White might. quickly counter any announcement Elsenhower's riling* of plant •eenrlty wilt permit In his tele­ House on the same day that the Planned Speech L ite r x e d address Thursday right. ^ O fficia ls disclosed that Elsenperform ance compared with that eip erta ’ preparing for him de­ tailed data on American missile perfrm ancee compared with that c f Russia's new spare-conquering i> Russians celebrate the 40th srmiversary o f the Bolshevik revolu­ tion. That Is the occasion on which the Soviets are expected to an­ nounce any new technological achievements as a follow-up to E i s e n h o w e r originally had planned to deliver bis speech, to be entitled "Science and Secur­ ity ," at Oklahoma City Nov. 13. The White House said the address would be " o f m ajor im portance." The White House oid not say Weather ■ SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A , Voters Favor Brown In Commission Race <# “ I am very pleased of eourse", answered newly elected City Com ­ missioner Robert S Brown when First Cub-A-Ree Held Saturday At Farmers Auction "*rh e first Cuh-A-Ree for the St. Johns District was held at the Farmers Auction Saturday with many packs participating and was reported to be a success. It started .with a parade o f all the units followed by games o f competition. Judges were on hand to score foi* the sack relay race which consisted o f one bobcat or wolf, one bear, one lion or webeLu; three legged race m a d e 'u p o f two bobcats or wolf; tw0 bears, two lions or webeios; crab raee, one bobcat, w olf, bear, lion or webeios; and walking the plank Consisting of one bobcat or w olf. A fter the games while the Judges totaled the points, refreshments o f hot dogs and soft drinks were served. Taking care o f the food were Bud LePUs, Jack llipps, Jim Hay and Ted Michaels. kJThc final tally showed that Pack £ d from All Souls Catholic Church took top honors and the blue rib­ bon with a total of 29 points. S ec­ ond was Pack 34 with a total of 23 points. , UF Drive Reports 43 Pet. Of Goal tlas Been Reached With the addition o f several con­ tributions to the United Fund r e ­ ceived yesterday, campaign head­ quarters announced this morning that slightly over 41 per cent of the goal of $33,000 had been reach­ ed. The following amounts, of $21 or more, are- acknowledged: Strickland-Morrison, fne. $23; Thomas J Vaughan. $25: Dr. and Mrs. vnarlcs L. Park Jr.. $35: Sanford Lodge No. 27 I O.O K . $M: H. E Tooke Jr., $100; and Sherman Con­ crete Pipe Co $100. • Campaign chairman Harold H Kastner continues optimistic in his hope that the volunteer solicitors wilt re kindle their efforts to com plete the job they undertook and make a success of this United Fund appeal. ROBERT ERT S. BROWN, newly circled City Cnmmlsrioner, I* shown at w ork at Gray Sksdow Nurseries. (Bergstrom Photo fly G oeti) Counly Commission The Seminole County Commission­ ers meeting held Tuesday had lit­ tle o f the fire and Ire o f pa*t icsslons. A quiet meeting with rou­ tine m atters left little to report. A delegation from the Lake Drive area of Cas*clb**rry con­ sisting o f between 30 and 40 per»nos appeared before the com­ mission. A spokesman stated that Commissioner B. C. Dodd had promised them the paving of Lake Drive for five-years and at this time they wanted a defin ite state­ ment. The delegation w as promis­ ed by the entire com m ission that the road would iy paved this year. In oth er action, Bill Kirk was awarded ■ piece of property the county had for sale. K irk was the highest bidder for the Elder Springs holdings The commissioner* attended the Joint civ ic meeting with Congress­ man Herlong. UNITED FUND AGENCIES Roy Remits Girl Stout* Salvation Army Mental Health Childrens Home Society Red Cro*s V. s. o. Don’ t wait for the U F solicitor. Mail your subscription to United Fund, Sanford. Postage will be paid. M ayor David Catehe! announced this morning lh.it the mayor* of CONGRESSMAN SYD HERLONG is shown tn front nt hi* mobile office set np In downtown Hanford jcitrrd a y aflernooa talking to Dr, W , V. Robert* and Andrew C a rrs* * ). (I'holo Ry llcrgdru m ) X United Press Leased Wirb scientist," said Russian scientist* already have created conditions sim ilar to those that ‘ would be encountcret' on a flight In Mars. The new series of Soviet state­ ments came as the Western world becam e edgy over report* o f m ys­ terious unidentified flying objects and speculation that Russia would unveil new secret weapon* Thurs­ day on the 40th anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution. Scientists in the United Slates and abroad picked up new and un­ explained rid io signal* from space and Japanese scientist! reported a second object in the sky with Sputnik II although Russia has in­ dicated the satellite consisted of only one unit. * There were reports Tuesday o f unidentified Dying ob jceti near Alam ogordo, N. M.. near the scene o f the first atomic explosion, and ov e r the P acific Ocean, Tuesday night South African air fo r ce searchlights picket! up a "cylindrical object” flying over Johannesburg. Speculation continued that Rualio might try to send a rocket to tha moon (or Thursday'i mam­ moth celebration, but there was no eommant from Moscow. ______ Has Quietr RouJineX woDwel.li"8s Destroyed Monday Stenstrom Sp ea ks Meeting Yesterday At Eau GalliRally muia providing 15 Senate* instead o f 36 and 114 members o f the House instead o f 95, will not affect the present' halance of power in the legislature. It will, however, give th e‘ growing counties * bet­ ter chance to bring about a more equitable distribution o f Senatorial districts In the future," the Sena­ tor continued. "The revised constitution” " e li­ minate* the conflicts and obsolete provision* of the present consti­ tution, clarifies and corrects exist­ ing ambiguities, reduces the ex­ cessive length, correct* the exist­ ing error* in grammar, o f which there are more than two hundred and present* the subject matter wonsisJly aqd in a consistent style AH provision* »n n given subject are placed together rather than scattered throughout the instru­ ment and every phaie of a maor subject Is placed in the article tn which it relates and in which it belongs. For example, proposed icction 8 of Article 2 on public official* comprise* provision* pre­ sently appearing in 14 icparale xertions 1-cated in five' different articles." ‘ The whole eonriltutlon, of cu u n c, just as all constitutions, i* a product o f the mind* o f many persons, and constitute*, In my Judgment, an honorable rnmpromGe. t ,*n| convinced that it Is a better constitution than our pres­ ent docum ent," he concluded. Thursday night's speech w o u l d cover much the same ground a* a news conference and that tha President wanted to “ reach a larg* er audience" than would hava been possible at questlonand-aa* swer session with reporter*. Shop and Save In Sanford NO. 126 Russia n Photonic Rockets dounty Mayors Set Dinner Friday ail the rommtirilies « f Seminole Countv « [tl meet Friday evening fo r dinner. The dinner will be held at Jim Spencer'* and wilt get underway p ,T p. m. on the President to speed up the nation's satellite • missile pro­ grams. D em ocratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson announced that the Senate Preparedness Subcomm it­ tee would soon begin a "searching inquiry” into these field*. 9 W E D N E S D A Y , N O V EM B ER 6, 1957 LONDON 47'— Soviet aelantiit Cyril! Sunyuknvich aald today the Russian* are working on photonic rocket* which iheore tie ally, ap­ proach the ipced of lig h t— 186,000 miles a seiond. Stanyukovlch also reported In an article in the newspaper Trod, that Russia used a liquid superfurl and not nuclear energy to lanch it* second earth satellite. Russian work en a tom ic energy "open* great possibilltlei in the building o f atom Jet en gin es which would facilitate flight* to other planets," he slid. Stanyukovlch j* v * no details of the research Into the photonic rocket* except to aay Soviet scientist* wera w orking on inch rockets "w hich would develop sup­ er-cosm ic speeds approximating the speed of light." Energy from L ight British rocket ex p ert Kenneth Gatland said "p h oton ic" rocket* would draw energy from light and theoretically at least would be capable o f continuous acceleration approximately the speed o f light. Dr. Vitaly Romadln, identified by M oscow radio as a "Soviet State Senator Douglas Stcnstrom said Monday night in Eau Gallie that "the proposed new state con­ stitution will pravids Florida a modern, up to date vehicle in which to travel as the s ltt« con­ tinues its unprecedented grow th." Speaking at a "K now Your Governm ent" city election rally, Stcnstrom said "the new consti­ tution falls short in many respect* o f what I would personally have liked it to have been. 1 am sorry that many o f the proposals spon­ sored by the 37 member consti­ tutional commission fell by the wayside.” "The new constitution does, hawever, make over sixty substunlive changes in our basic constitutional law and consolidate* the present 20 numbered articles and one un­ numbered article into 14 articles." Senator Stcnstrom *aid " I con­ sider the provision for a Lieuten­ ant Governor and the provision making possible home rule for counties, however limited it may he. the m ost Important changes The person who steered , to the Governorship should be one elect­ ed by the people of Florida ami not by 20 members o f the Florida Senate Local government* should have the authority to govern them­ selves and nut have to look Jo and depend upon their legislative dele­ gation to give them the looli to move forw a rd ." • "The new reapporGonment for- ho Elsenhower railed off Ms in r i ently la leading this country in dona to step m l ahead." tosfirinM originally planned for seme phases at missile develop­ Democratic leader* of today, Mr*. Ann* Wheaton, acting ment But he aald he felt lure the rte meanwhile, put new pressure White House press seeret ary, said reflected Increasing top-lavet ad­ United States would overtake the ministration concern over the psy­ Soviets. chological gains Russia has scored And Deputy Defense Secretary with its rockets and two Sputniks. Donald A. Quarles said in a Bal­ Rads Lead In Phases timore speech Tuesday right that Secretary o f State John Poster recent Russian weapons stride* Dulles conceded at a news confer­ ieavr the United State* no choice AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1909 asked about yesterday’ s election this morning. "M y thanks to the ^gters who elected me; I appre­ ciate it and hope that their con­ fidence l« deserved." Brown furthrr stated that "1 intend to work fo r the city's future Just as 1 have In the past as chairman o f the planning commission, 1 know the members o f the present city co m ­ mission. They are men I can work with, and I feel we can get a ^ n e In Sanford that needs doing." 9 Brown was elected to the post Tuesday In the only contest. He de­ feated -Mrs. Alice W. Wlllink. The commission scat is one now held by F. D. Scott, who declined to run. Put o f 3,MO eligible voters, only 812 cast theig ballots. 333 votes were cast for Brown, 172 for Mrs. Wjllink, and 447 for Commissioner A. L. Wilson, who. ia an (* d unopposed. Three county school trustees were elected in the county yester­ day, They were James meyer, Casselberry. Roy Mann and R. F. Cooper, incumbents. The mlllage requested by the school board, which has been the tame since 1952, was once passed. Eight mill* will go to trict t f»r maintenance. -mills are alioted for the building W d bus reserve. There will be a canvas of the bailotts on.N ov, 14. Nov. 19 is the date for the edunty-wjde election «n the school bond issue. am moatt # a n fn r £ i If m t ld f a i r today and Thursday. Little trmperature change. VOL. X L IX of new Soviet scientific and mili­ tary gains with reassurances to the Am erican people o f U. S. strength. It also was possible — but there was no indication that It was prob­ able — that the President would m e* Tpewtsy M m r ence Teeeday feat k it Rossi* Resets appaeappar­ m e r■Opt to to ““ A> do twhatever In Midway Fire Two dwellings were eompletely destroyed and three others threat­ ened Monday afternoon, when a fire of undetermined origin swept through a section o f Sipes Ave.. on* block o ff Highway 46 in Mid w ay. At 2 p. m. the Navy fire depart­ ment, led by Civilian hire Chief Whitten, rushi-d to the scene, and prevented the consumption o f three m ore buildings. Ownership o f the dwellings in the colored section wa* not disclosed. F o r I n fo r m a t io n O n CIRCULATION , PH. F A 2-2611 1 p r a fte r 6:30 p.r^ PH. F A 20973 State Is Urged To Decide On Cross State Canal Soon GUEST SPEAKER at a joint rltlc club luncheon here yesterday wa* Congressman Syd Herlong, who spoke on Russia and It'a attempt to tear U. S. apart from within. (Photo By Bergstrom) Russia's Tear Apart' Drive Herlong's Topic “ Our problem is Russia and Its attempt to tear thl.* country apart from within, yet not themselves ex ­ pending one bullet," said U. S. R e­ presentative Syd HcPtong at an in­ formal luncheon tendered him by the Seminole County Jaycee* In the Parish House of All Saints Episcopal Church here Tuesday. In developing this statement Congressman Herlong declared that the best way to combat this fighting with and among ourselves, which Russia has been trying to foment throughout the Nation, Is to establish and maintain a “ sound national econom y.” Living under a sound economy will discourage *ny urge for internal strife, he said. Herlong cited several ways that Russia has pursued their campaign to "tear apart from within". NAS Civilians Save Am ong these attempts ha* been the Infiltration o f the NAACP with Communist card holders and sym ­ pathizers. "The whole effort o f the NAACP since 1953 ha* born forced on by member* o f Its Board o f Directors who at som e lime were members o f the Communist party," said Herlong. In touching on Russia’ s sudden riso to world leadership In the missile nice, tha Congressman first said there Is no cause for alarm or panic. Russia Is com plete­ ly encircled by NATO's air bases, and there would be swift reinitiat­ ion on any Soviet attempt to bomb this or any other country by In­ tercontinental missiles. Nat'l Scientific Academy Proposed Congressman Herlong told the (Continued on Page Seven) TALLAHASSEE ( U P ) - G o r . U Roy Collins has urged the state !o make up Iti mind "within the next few m o n t h s " whether it wants to go ahead with plans for ronitroctlon of the oft-diicussed $161,000,000 cross - stage barge canal. But the governor himself wtihhcld endorsement o f the big p roj­ ect until hi. can get more infor­ mation on it. He said he wants to he "absolutely certain " (here are in practical dangers inch as tha intnistion of salt water Into the lush agricultural lands o f central Florida. Speaking Tuesday at ■ luncheon meeting o f waterway Interest!, ha said the canal "deserves very serious consideration." And he promlied to aeclc all the Inform a­ tion he can get »n the project so he can make an early decision whethei or not to tupport It. Attending the luncheon -was tha powerful Mississippi Valley Assn., the world’s b i g g e s t waterway group, (('presenting 23 states. "Florida Is tremendously Inter­ ested In waterway* developm ent," said Collins, "and we ary aware o f its Industrial potential. But the canal Is still in the exploratory stage and we are Just seeking In­ formation about Its prospects." MVA president W. W. Hollowell o f Greenville, Miss., said tha cross-state canal would he vainable to Florida because It would bring about cheap transportation rates, water stabilization and In­ dustrial development. Additional Local News On Page 7 Government $16,141 Sine* January 1954, Beneficial! the approved suggestion is present- extent o f their participation In the and beyond one’ s Job; and Sustain cd Superior Performance, which It Suggestion* submitted by NAS ed a monetary award suitable to program . Initiator* o f rejected the perform ance of one* duties I* civilian employes have saved the the savings he has provided the suggestion* receive letters o f ap­ a superior manner for not less Government. Award* presented to preciation from the Committee than a six month's period. government $16,141. Sine* tha Incentive Awards Naval Air Station eM Ilsn* are NAS civilians since January 1954 with expisnalions of why their Program commenced at NAS San­ encouraged By the Incentive A* tol«! $790, representing a total sav­ idea* are not feasible. In addition In the Beneficial Sug­ ford. three Superior Accomplishward* Committee to think of hot­ ings to the government of $1U,141. Funds for the award* are set gestion, the roinm illce also handles ment Award* have heen presented ter wayi to perform their tasks | aside by the Navy Department’ s Superior Accom plishment evalua­ by the Commanding O fficer, total­ so a* to bring about a savings In "Navy Management Fund". Each tions which are, in brief, outstand­ ing $500., bringing about an In­ the government and a monetary flsgal year various bureaus contri- ing inventions or improvements, or tangible savings to the govern­ award for themselves, htitn to thl* run.! according to the act* of superior achievement above ment. The Incentive Award* Commit­ tee la an Act approved by Con gress and encouraged by the (’ resident that aids not only the Civil Service Employe a* an in­ dividual, giving him incentive to perforin m ore efficiently in hi* job, but also aids the government and the taxpayer in monetary sav­ ings that otherwise may never h a .* been realized. Although the baiie Ideas of the Incentive Aw ards Program have been in e ffe c t nationally for sev­ eral year*, the loeol program was established at NAS Sanford in January 1954, and Is composed of eight mem bers, both civilian and military. Commander Morion H Hawkins, Assistant Operation* O f­ ficer, head* the com m ittee a* chairman, and Is assisted by civi­ lians W esley E. Giles, viee-chairman; John C. Brown, advisor; and Mrs. Winifred Scott, recorder. The purpose of the Committee 1* to encourage and provide the in­ centive far both civilian and mili­ tary at NAS tn submit beneficial suggestions that prove to be * savings to the government This committee, which meeU one* a THE NAS INCENTIVE Award* Com mitter meets for the last lime under the leadership of outgoln, month, carefully studle* all sug­ Chairman, Commander Marlon M. lUwkln* (filth from rlghtl who ha* presided in tU* capacity fa gestions submitted to insure that the pa*t year. Lieutenant Commander Lnurl- J. Leary (seated to the right of ( ummander H a l*ln» each suggestion they recommend mu appointed the new t hair man of the Comra liter. Left to right art fonamltU* mtjnbcr*: to the Commanding O fficer for SOI, W. E, Gilt*. S r , John C. Brown, advisor, J a n e * J .Drum, Herb Billiard, Mr*. Winifred Bcolt, approval Is a positive savings to recorder. Commander Hawkins. Lieutenant Com mander Leary, E ,E. Terry, vlrt chairman He.*, and Mrs. Lina F. Harrison. (O fficial Uh.N l Koto) the government. The Initiator at � 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, 1957 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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>, November 05, 1957; <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/0263089e81cd87d964c45265c0eb8db8.pdf 7a9ab8e401734fcd5ff7953b90ece3ff PDF Text Text $ r •' • • wmmm • T rU m . 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If * r t l * » • » * It aisootso*. tho I 1 M V 1 M sisrm •nocooooro In Istornol. t rm to M o r •ay oth or p ortloo * U lto l* « >T. t h r o o t h *f o r S s r osIS r o rw o rstlsn : a a S ••• ••* o il n oroos* h s . l o s or r U t B l o e a s p r1*>A >1tlo or toto ro st ta an* to 1* o M l o w t s t 1 »»* t v t .« a t * hotaa la P o v lr t a C osty. ***rtS a. t * -w it : t x t a m i s b *4 ta* i* « • t U * S A A *« U s * A *1 I a I - t * * t V 1*5-* t T . . v o * T -f,-» * Ptor*** * 1 t r -s * e f - r r * t * t o t '— T r-o .—o . . t Ms maha h t o m t Is ha tho state’ s having a ft no governor ta I9SS "and I W t wUt ba plenty af able men ta pick (ram. Bat I am not boosting anyone.** At the first af a new aeries af weekly new* eoeferracee. Cellini discussed at length the state** ex­ panding road program and hi* re­ cent order to tax assessor* for realistic property siaettacsti based on the constluttional re­ quirement far taxation at full cash eahie. Ready ta Pamlsh Foe the first time, he indicated ha would not hesitate to fira* a lax asseiMr who badly falls down an tha Job. Pressed by newsmen as to what exactly he would do if local aitsasiaenta continue at the present rate, often as lo w •* s to 30 per cent ad full ealua, Collins declared: "Where a tax assessor wilfully or wantonly disregards k'« legal responsibility and does not make a full good faith effort, as gover­ nor I would regard it as incompetsney and neglect of duty which as yea knew are grounds for sus­ pension. ** Collins also said he sxpect* county commissions and school boards to carry out their obltgaUon te reduce tax mlllages tf in­ creased assessments produce suf­ ficient revenue to }n«:ify it. i* t t la tho Coort of tho Cewaty J t S n . s e w i n c l s ro o st*, rsorsaa. to rrohoso. I* r*< Kosoto *| KDU AHD CHRIST1 AM DC CD Docoooo*. T . All i roA tior. s o * r - r — »*• »lo o i l o i w m U t o t s s . A s o t o s t ooia S ^ tstoi 3»* *»* •*.-* « f *.-« ks.-shr o o tifio * s s l r o s o lr o l IS p m o o tt s a y cl* to* o*A I t n i t l i o h i c h v s s . or * »lh .r o f y o n . t » r h s s o o g a ln n tho of K m . r f C h r m s t'n o r. J e r »* * » A I s is o f **IS O s s t y . to tho £ " • « » J s S t * o f Sosntn.ls C o n s tr . P loriS o. s i *.* ofrir* Is t » * coa rt h osss o f * » t O ots-y at A s a r -r A n o r ia . w tt.v a » '* s t ra ts* J a r * '• • ? .» f r - a th* ttrsa o f th o first r » t t . ra tio * r f ! i ' » t .t t r * Karh rlslta r r .ft—s s t shatl Vo la n r t tt * f a r t shall mat* th* y la r* a f r o a l*#- • a .S o * i it r . a t * - . os am m u o f TV. 1 * 1 • * «!! v . a n r -n •t to* OKk *4 !*• S4 « . *41 ‘O t o t . t * t -'S - . * t . V . s e t * * I S iU M IA Iw w a a a i* 4* n ea tk . SM O -..T s o t s .T S erb r ls * ^ or JA a sis II EastT i t . s s l M i l a f y s o i t s a s r s iy f t s t - ' *»*•’ v . to *1 * T l r r '. l s X M * s t e rw **:r*4 U s i t s s r a » 4 fU* par* A* * t - r ' - '.t * * » o - * f tV s y .t s t a aaaally a f *y » a » r t u . - t i i i * l l » A . t*T.ffT*Ttv Of 1 j *1 t ftt l AOs Clark at ia a a b a v a -w y la i C v srt. •» ! *■**•!- ..t of je u w n lls a d alaaa aa it amy, ta I T i r t <'»* *i!a * P r » i 10a IhU Ta tja la t T u la rtiaU k s r t .a D o -o a .o t a*aJsat | ta is tkia r a n * a s * ta r y .it r t .-h M r s * * i s n at i s a h o i a* r i a i » - n o r * - , r A irr* ottaraa y. Swiaw. « M teea f*4 X I S -V I n t i . • T* *s tka J I U i l l s i M »»a j»> *f. A D. Att- —.T T o -r r * * l o l i l t . K ara:* fa ll » » t ar tlaa s DaP* r*t f ; V -|*• V -T t — I t - - >M« craa r t » I'aa'saaa w ill Vs s l u t s * U v tN r*a i m i : v t a v s : o r il o r io a to t-O S S AND ORDKIUCD At * » » II IIK U K .1 . BS.S1 fa r A S i k t s t l s C m ty . g trttJ a tkts • -M A ilt. S II Alt V i. I t k l l l S \ i la v a Oar at AVtaVar A P l* » t . A s v t .-a I . r i a i t U l . i | t r.-a t S f s .r r t I I I .1 ; i , v U t f U t»a C trr*»t C s*rt C: .r t .t A a l !.-t Va.-tuaria A'aaAty, tty Art* i L a o S tita t n a n * a . » i ; w c r H T A L J tR trv iR . Daywty C ta fk tsr ( lia t c T . tk • >» n t u ’.a af a M r* m uD i» J '^ A i n t t A ta m m x r t a js i i t f . St C. H w -k lsa u . J» t t e s t* O R A IK K a £ A i - D K l l t i U A t l m t t far n s l t U H I v s t is t a s c . Iksva y t s a t t :* ars ta KJw -arla R « Vi •* i v t i M i i e r a ta > r ; v u *a * A Snarl** te a r s m u t S sta sm k n s u V tv -T *• It.- :n p fta V r. _ D t t l t . rr C i t t i t Darraa T t* T©1 O aa fasv* wttl l « »,'.•■ t: a r s sat M vary J. U ir -J s s s wkvas i u II i w s yi*s la s t V s i s s TVs A *sfre * HtrsUS la < i s f t i : i l r . M H t » * a M t l w AAst y r a ar* k * :s * y r*A t u t ! ta CU* r* w rtttaa v i * M s i w i f f t t v v v e s l n r r s l l r a ta* w tvia n t k iir * tkatl O a fia sa o a a rv ra a u y ar ky a* * m t - l’ i■*» " kk irk •k Oils owg aw o r V a fa r s N fT aw V sr :s t k IVI*. '• t . i i ‘ * i i s vmrk s u k f l ­ at Uia a f r r s a f U s c ts r k s f t t s C rst « * f f v i v - , : n a r s k a C l r s s a Caa-A. At U l C s s i O i a H a t W I T H I M t- t n i l i - t r T r t i l ftav‘ »rA S i r a . t - l ! l WV-: V .-fftT aval » f t n ir k - f t>.» ta K a r ijl* H r n k t i w i . k i t t f i u f i t * n •• •* .s t> i l*. la y » f CVtvVvf ta* * AS *t us * T T. O. (Pul) Ray. 53. rMsed, 1way at the Orange Memorial Hospital at 3:30 p. ra. Thursday following a short Hines*. Born Not. 13. 19W. in Coleman. G a, he hid lived In Sanford for the past 34 years and resided at 30C Arcadia Road. He was a mem­ ber of tie First Presbyterian Church of Sanford: the Masonic Iyvire No. O: Royal Arth Council; and the Brotherhood of Trainmen of which be wa» the chairman. He is aurrived by his wife, Mr*. Vert Ray. Sanford: three bro­ thers. W. J. Ray and M. D. Ray, Coleman. Ga.; and L. M. Ray. MA Gaines, Ga. Funeral services win he held at 3 p. m. SHarday at the R-isson Funeral Heme with the Rap. A. 0 . Melnnis officiating and tba Rot W. P Brooks Jr. of tha Firrt Biptlst Church assisting. Baris! will be in Oaklawn Memoris! Psrtt. Matonie service* will be conducted at th* graveside. All Masons are asked to meet at the Ms tonic hill at 1:30 p. m. Satur­ day. Highway Troubles 2 Local Dentists To Attent Confab Collins said he is net completely satisfied w in Fl-Hia’ i pregren on the 1.110-mtIe interstate high way system of "hick only owe tail* ha* been corap’eted in the last year and a qnirter. But be said since the state is coccentra:- AN R r t IV Satfr^-A *, Churches Will Be Represented Herie At Meeti ng Men from II churches to the Cen­ tral Florida district of S t Johns presbytery will meet here Sunday afternoon at the First Presbyter­ ian Cbarch Registration will be­ rm at 4 o'clock, followed by a buair.esa meeting srlth Howard W. Walcott to charge. A dinner preysred by George Maffett and hia committee win be served to the delegation at S:30 p. m . after which tha group mill assemble in the sanctuary to take part to a Vesper Service at g:41 p. a . Approximately IPO men and their wive* are expected for the meeting. Congressman A. S. *Syd* Herlong Jr. will be the speaker at the service which wi3 take the place of the regular evening worship ter»we Members of the congregation are invited to sriend. Th* church urge* that reserviu®3* sade by noo« Saturday. THE LINCOLN -PREMIER LANDAU *> dUplay today la Ssoford it Hnat Lincoln-Mercury. W » tisienUl ttflhif tW IJnrohi UaUi rfttlBUovir? rhaigrs. The M y and motor irt eitirtlf le v will i ^ e _ tBckJeegth and 131 inch wheel base. The Lincoln it * cilia We to three style* — Capri Premier (Colored New*) Former Resident Dies In Daytona Band To Present Spectacular Indian Pageant Tonight Th* brail section of tie band th* pep club present* a aacrificawill chant Indian tur.es The ram- dance, and the majorette* 0 vie-'" ble of tomtoms will be heard as tory dance. dent, parsed away at her home Tomtom A tisdlin Va-.hets. a *r'^ Vrt. A. W. Ept>* Sr. f^Uffw^ng a le-gthy iBnes*. teepee and a b<ir*e will be used a* ,!Vi P T St. She has been a rtviJe-.l of Dayprop* tossight is a giga-ttic ire leiTtc.g SsnfcH Su-diy to *t- to*>a Beacb fte the past IT tears ll-srin te prpfacti'3 to be stxg' ^ T*» • ARes Chapel ed during the half-time actmtit. tion at the Fcntainebleia Hotel in x . M E. Ch-urch af Daytona hy tha Marching Seminal**. Miami Beach. ^ ar!,; , The nftjorette carps win They will be r-Mw throogh TbarsFuneral servicei win be he’ d tt dretsed in the original Indian cus­ day. I p . m. at AUen Chapel A . V E . ^ hy Carol Nutt The f'ttn T f s will Rf,‘ A PP0,V■*»"« ^ r . s;v Tbt mg so tie urban sectlvni “M Is ell officiating t ide wigs, bracelets and inkle General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE FA 2-1131 H. JAMES GIT JAMES B. GUT set entirely fair ta ,-uiga profrns, Wilson-E'.cheMerger Xcnuary !» Bl>arewis« in charge. THE MIGHTY CHRYSLER ALLEN W. MOORE Dr. A. Moore Will Conduct ’New Life a l Meeting’ At Church nenm to pyrtsn t - Dies Yesterday s Cl f RKXXPOX. Cist* of f TJ O. Roy, 53, A. P ' *1 ’ c> r HrM-A-a •uvea, ta tkat rsru t C n t •f t»# tUrratt CV art a n - t w t i k i j . t . i . a * is U « CV-rs.lt O r art V m t J a t w ia l O r r i i l at r . - - set.-» x c '#»»•»**. Jr. r*.*». !a i * l •** * * - •* * <*• '»• » ta cJtsarars. a s a » t * t i . » :a f u t i rt f a s - i ii fUFfh-i l i s t St a t ta -* 4 « * t * V H s r :s a t ; J a lla Cl H a r t * I N ^ l l m n t* A S r ft i. a r f r » a l ■ • • R ift M at- - * a karafv f » n a rt ar S i.-t i* t r r r. v fa v N isit« SAIT M w 'tl V* i * !* r * 4 i n ist t m f . x z u •! i a. w rits T il ss* t s s l n i i f n d k i m l a< S s r -.r A 1 - * e l s » :i (* * .« :* r a.A a C vx . , v> a . O A a r i e a -.V.1 * 1» AST r f i.V:>V»r. t * l* — k . -.ff A l m J \ a , CO XA -i r> r KKRXiaXN ta u if. Ik fh aal U a r ISC lK t r f t t s C*.rrslt C t s r t i w - . i i k i A u s t i i i u t v *tl a R ». A n * J L a s * ; : it a v a l a e a .t s t D sy tty CSsfk a s . a s a v .fa t « i ' . v * i t - a a : a « a asK a -tv la H - a V * :.* » t ■* - , A : « a traataaa A t t a r it y !.*t I“.aia t1 ff s M a * i . n l a s s avA a— y v .-r .a a I*Ct R * t l ■t a . a . t | S r. it .- . » * ar i l i a ar av t*r-a r v t i a - n M IV .A r s i .- a .-.»• a a r s r t a »SEAt.1 _ _ • fvsA aats t t i m i : - . - : r • - • i - 1 I v . —r » * - a s .i* .-.t r i FiarrAa C arys-ratiaa U i u l s i s t a — s : a ta r* t i t ’ .-i ■* i t i K i H . e t t a t i i r a rta sk p v . r v t v s"\ ot i .- . *•' "•-* *rt ru:ntl£t Dr AUen W V \ ,p w-S m - dort a "New life'" meeting at the rxrt Metbi*iirt Cb.rrb beginning 5mday. The series td aeetinra w*r f«rtina* thrNsgb Ntt. !9 i*Sy rv cep; Saturday at 14 a gt and : 39 p. a. Dr. M.vce a ratine rf S-mitiUs. Ala attended pubNe :s "lr r .-t i - J ? *t r .g b tr r Sosthrrs C*3ege He Va« twice reermpi the degree .X icetur ef a or dSviaity. He wrreJ at evarrebat of the N.-r.h 4‘ ahiTi C-nforence uAi at -.VvA tXa fv three year*, and «as theelectei t gr*era! evange tt af tie Xethodtot Cburck. being the yoesgill j ■,t;— .x:i • t*. e«t aa* ever eloctei ts shat of­ fice. After *er-tr.f at a general evinftUi fx Jpre retri he was i* v»TKf •r in ? rr vTf or rixMUT>%T.'t- fv'.iawtas JaarnVaA >*A tjfs* art t » i i .a Saw taa s WIT. r -I d a « a t f . X a r t I * a a! * W * a* t f v af *a.-t?sa : A T i s n * » *• a At V R r r g v St l a s ' . . t * t k u l **t *ar t " .t * t f - i t T .-a s s l aas* af r r v ar* V r a V y s>»* tkat a ta t tu cars v - « . * » t tya tu rt y s s ta tk t D : n f S i v t fa r arw.v.- ft • r » - a :a rk a a -v r y . a ? :, a l an..’ a xi-vao a*i r art * ' V f IN. Ala * f a r l a u u f f a s* >nx * r r r r . *« a i -*:*► . 4A -.it a t t ) , - a a a l vv l af i : a * •* * a ia *»* ta ?T* n t * t m t . » t»* t la n i f f s ' D n a r U ls : w i n t f * ' r r* i f i r i s C s r : * - * a rrr* i r » a y ia t s tir s , ar > :•* at* taraaa O n > a srR X JA CR i V h t s t o w t* r e t S i - H a !U * * » r t r « f t f t * » * t a f at * * - * a r* r r V s 'fr s ItraO ay. * ? - » * * * - f t A D . ts>* t * i X r r a f» Tr •a* a S“ - * *a T' - aa a 'a a rr » r v* a s TrvaT aratvar r - a a a l r a -t - f - - a f - ta* r*:-a f S aravarat is t»»* r v a Vlatwt PI a M i t t * af T>T* svR t* Va n t r ; TV# T*1 1* fa tV a a V ara S ia — l v l ia * * ta a ’ » t i 'T a l)a -s M R T t t w a a » t V * — W t t i - a - a . Nit w -»* W'.T TVS* a r V a s t a a l fN* aaa' r f -••* N , a at Waafaas fV ttn SB•r l i a tVla t*iN ••- r f wf in * r * r 111 *• L it :i g kf ’ k I ‘ '..l-r.t .!••■€ k * l 3 T tiW lf gaf I l K T l H I U fp’siFWh to- T * iE. 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( J LVI aval N t .n * -V -a * aa ■ v-r at i i - ' - A , t - » * * m u C*-arta f t * - 1a tv -a -\a h a t a r at CV-Nra D : a*V. rtw* a CV r X rr- * n OetkrSvae fve vA vtafl—v C - ' V r* ra* aalS CVarN P A to* lilt m t t , — TT CN'W WT W i l l R t f.r A #* Art* J U s t t i k t d r t » -a* i t a n a t < w r a a a a t a * t a R w w . •T WIN OAR r a n t s . S l MISA a -» . . s—an* *• e t r k t i a r <* h w 1 * 1 1 l u f a r l n.i to Pmla FOR QUAUTT Or W Q TR U C K RUBBER RECAPPING Ort TOITI SMOOTH TIRES PHONE O.EIGWT SEVEN TWO Welsh Tire Shop im w. h d oiiflt-’Ai gj.- v — . M;.- I toMlpSWUD -iiwyMsi ■: H!>■ “ U T or R a n A Tiro Jbb To Ibo* N xsaf to th o S .x t T -N e t e r t i 5treet MftS»iirt Chsrcb is B.ra-.rgtim wVere be » a« pa«*.*r fsr x rear*. He w a « then *yprir*ed preti*irr eldry ef the Brt a r — rr Dr.nm and held that pMdt:**a far •*re* rears Is :*yr h# « n trans­ ferred us th* Fieril.t Crrfe'enre and » i ■ *r printed a th* Trt*. Methadlat Church *• ?etrr» burg XVr three be was rlecVed rresiVat H the V hryf'i A»iv it K . a-d l.ar o»reef aa rb.sf rf A* Chap a * t C-v-pt rf •b* V Ffirrvh-.rg ipfrrs* ares la :o*A be a n a*p. ,-iel pass.-T rf :N* F.m MeA.-.-.g Chcrrt to Oif.u, Tf ass Th:, j rra rf tb* largest tK r r to i rf ANNOUNCING AN ALL-NEW LUXURY CAR IN A LOWER PRICED FIELD! The Glam orous New C H R Y S L E R W IN D SO R W r J w ftt with a me—berth-p of ayrrrrixateiy *S>5 mexVra Dr Metre t ’ itef iw Wbr’ i Whs to A r tt: rv He was a truatee rf th* KrtViiiv! Hovr tal » Ds'at, and aai rhi re.a* rf *.be Bnsri E't*ge>.»» rf tb* NfCtt Texas Cr*'s-r»-e Hr hat bees to demand }tr e» arrelitut smirea. aa as af*r*-.- suer frt a (*t.tr.akee<rea>ett -da* rrwairr. He *~w trie* to St 7*r:yrvb.r{ a*>l * irtflag *. a fal :.to t« the a p AwcR-b*w eig** fewer i h ^ Y “tiooey L o c* " r ia n a -a J toots a-Sew JC*t * .'• set 14 O A A w d tc v a -S e w i**R*-Sf» is v I rof-mio* ecwtts»-Sf* JM c e. Spri ** v-8 ong^el o o v s ts a -S w Ta - v n v A - o O i« * ’ tor t m m ; lAXV-Sew Total Co-toed rial ssl s*ao«*i-Srw **.»• turtri ocrt-P T o c jt t’ T«" lAARtv-Sew c/ffato-t Cart-a ' t o r Stee-i-g'* Today fbe-e'» a aittoirg n e w Isrury ou.*" Z the rr- _m p.r.re 5«id . . . th# glaznorosi k,-eow IS1.5 C~-i ATr 3Tipdaoe! ssow: A cat not ftrfv oU-oew in *rj’.ir.g putaide Art •■ .e . . . aZ-mrtr a ecig^e*-.ng . .. tC-arw sb pe* ffArx-e but repreorreng an c.-rew soceep: rf . Atsry m ito lower prsewd fisti.’ asasai I m a g in e ! C l - y s t o g x a h 'ty , . . O y d o hu'ury . . . t'k.-yvlrr per!urtnaac# . . . Cfc>a> pewotage! too much rt-.c* ts c .:> ! So a^rh .mi a c y v K - s e a r o * a o o .- , 3 C _ - i - » : . r * i * « - e ta p at ! Del* rf r t f j T l i s t R .A R l- S r , a r r i » r f 1 * * 4 - ; ;-* w » -:.o . ’ Tbs yuhSe is ccerf alto tovyed to attend tb* meetftign. , a ; Dt I F * - '-ioRi. piiur rf tt« toil etvfch. im .tM - a, . A.-m-ynerf* •«voi A ni to tee» ft a3 —ext ta w Thw pride T M O gT t.S rw OvOI CO'PufWtOrf o n ; s i ■ 'a -t *i i m m - rf ow— *.g o Chryw-er—th# car v.th that saw - ‘-lr Sold are imi rf swrrce that makes othor earn y**n pM-faahionod. •«wi Nn-fr brfsr* haa it been potatbl# for \-or » owm## mark ghew r. . . #o mttek luxury. . . for ao httiefOfe'r Chr^nler o9era ii today! «awa Aik yoos Chrj sler dealer ta show vim L~h.T«.er a =r.g j*. rf apemal r.e» l?y fratum xurh At Chryxler'a new Auto-Pilot! The greatest dr.Ttng oafety. dni.-g <\5-itfort feature ever —vectoi’ Not a gj.em.'ir, but ab asnttir/ wetneetod w.th speedometer And accelera­ tor. It preretts c n » speed in traffic aonra, ra ’ A ’ i f»»*twi speed on highw-xy*. ’ >*»” a » t*T a r a t s TvAW I b O v t a -» - - w e e v a - c t c . v a s e s • A 1 5 l* O u A * w n osos W AN TED Ireo • Cnppor • Botterim • Ra:-ator» • J«wk Cars c x w v a v ta view TO TVl» r — -on* Tt -*^t yn: s-en- Htt -t rr-v-t ta • JwakE Track* tai-tor-* a ra rirn g a>4 t o s s y ahat I V wtJTorfT ra t a n Ttrwnw-JLB* * . x * r * i « . ZUCKERMAN pavf.r.-.-s Tri^asFIa*. CwosUxl-CtoKrito p * r strw-.tg. dsa.' bawdi-gito uai w*w Cnapncnd-Cirswd sraiktjeidi ar* a! s a f a r i stv m a t Th* New T i - a v i F rsF n w M V J « c g a n s th* s u n ^ o e t 3 th* w n r l i K A R A T O O * Apv -s e ll T h is rtA ? — -V .*• horary n r . w*th p M h b u m ie TcrtfDeFL** k i n f e w m , T a r o t t -A .— e t -x ^ i* -W. sn d C t o d t o b Ccwupa p r w w « x p - 3 g t s m a -d tr d a tW m .-a -.io p r -rsl r t r to t W C V y w r i h a *. F w aS no * * * . P* *= d p r v e r • t t r sr-n -r -r e rf n r tm rfw rtu . L a x yoor t 5 n . g i w o n . u ctoa* 3 ta * i : ; j * E m a a a y R m SALVAGR TARO I MR* Wotrf of Mosardo PCI Or Oraogf Btrdv PEom FA 1-Nm or W rii# P . Ol B n 2tS lake Mortow R E I M A N N M O T O R S , Inc. COMMERCIAL A PALMETTO STREET? -THE BEST FOR LESn* Phmte FA 2-5111 R R R D cm : �Weather JJalr ladty inH Tne'da*. Not qulta i# * » r m over tha central portion V it ili;. ■ VOL. XLIX Established 1809 ^attfnrfc Ib ra lit AM f i o w a o w i DAILY KBWBPAFU SANFORD, FLORIDA, Shop and Save , In Sanford > MONDAY, NOVIMBE* 4. 1987 United Treat Leased Wire MO. 128 Sputnik II Raises N e w U JS. F e a r s In M issile Race WASHINGTON (UP) — Spuln'k I an uabealable lead In death-deal-1 now demind.t that President f i­ Sen. Josrph C. O Maharry (PWvo.) urged that Eisenhower call ll raided new (ears today that ins missiles |itnVswrr put theU S .M illie Russia, already first into spareR-mla'a a*ewid ailcoeaifiil laidmlsaiie pregrim i-n a ?rs«h ha a special session of rongrsia. slth a data-collectinjr projectile lite prompted someeoaprenlonal sis" In an attempt to wrest the But the administration, which at and a living animal, ml,/ pile up I Democrats and scientists to voice! initiative from the Soviets, first deprecated Sputnik I as a "neat acienlific trick" and then subsequently ordered a speedup In the U.5. program, said Sputnik II came as no surprise. And Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy said there would be no new speedup. Special Briefing "W e are already under a pres­ sure program," McElroy said. The White House said the Mrs. WUlink Is a supporter *rf The polls open at T o'clock to­ morrow morning throughout the th« docks and terminals project as launching of the second Russian county and In the City at Sanford. well as other progressive programs satellite "had been anticipated since the Russians had announced The city election takes place which will be facing the city In the it in advance.” It said Eisenhower with ballots marked only at the immediate future. Robert 5, "Bob" Brown, wboshas plsnned no special conference. City Hall. McElroy and his top aides ar­ Up far reelectlon is City Com­ headed the city'* Zoning and ranged to give a special briefing missioner A. L, Wilson who Is un­ Planning Commission for about opposed. Wilson staunchly sup­ five and a half years admits *'[ am on the missile situation today to ports the docks and terminals pro­ for the docks and terminals pro­ Chairman Rfchard R, Russell (Dject as the “ key to Sanford's econ­ ject." However, he has staled that Ga.) of the Senate Armed Ser­ omic future" and calls on Sanford before he eommltts hlm-elf too vices Committee and two commit­ tee members-Sen. Styles Bridges, tender; tn Interest themselves In per crnl *'I want to see all of the lop Republican member, and Sen­ reports." an airport. ate Democratic Lender Lyndon B Throughout the county, In lfi pre­ Vicing for the seat on the Board Johnson, chairman of the group's of Sanford City Commissioners to cincts, voters will name three preparedness subcommittee, * be vacated by Commissioner F. members of the Board of School But this qas planned before D, Scott are Mrs. Alice Wllllnk Trustees. Sputnik It. Russell's group Is con­ Those who are making a bid for sidering whether to hold public and Robert S. Brown. the office, unopposed, are R. F. hearings on this country's missile Cooper, and Roy Mann, both up strength. The committee staff al­ for reelectlon. Another candidate ready has conducted a prelimin­ Another breaking and entering seeking a seat that will be vacat­ ary Investigation. was Investigated over the weekend ed, Is James BIrkenmryor of Cas­ Propaganda Victory by the Sanford Police Depnrtmenl. selberry. • *■ The State Department declined Polls, op-u tg at I o'clock to­ comment on the new Soviet moon. The City Shop, located off French Ave. on West 6th St., was morrow morning, will dose rt 9 But officials privately conceded broken into and the Coca Cola ma­ p. m. and It is expected that te the Russians will score a new pro­ CART. R. E. STUTSMAN chine robbed of coin* estimated suits of the races will be known paganda victory with It and that (Official U. S. N. Photo) at between *13 and *13. according shortly afterward. they will reap an extra dividend. to Police Chief Roy Williams. The Seminole County Junior The dividend wit] be, they said, Chief Williams said "It seems Chamber of Commerce has been that Sputnik II will divert some as if those who arc involved arc active in their “ pet-Out-Tee-Vole" world attention from Russia's in­ working from one side of the city campaign in an effort to get ns ternal troubles, particularly from t0 the other. many citizens to the poll) as possi­ the dissension In the Communist “ ft’ , the same type of nuisance ble. Party hierarchy evidenced bv the occurance we have been plagued However, It U expected that llie ouster uf Defense Minister Georg! with recently," the Chief said. turnout will tie light. Zhukov. Polls Open At 7 am. Jomorrow For Election City Shop Robbed ★ ★ ★ Capl . Stutsman Senior Medical Officer At SNAS Capl Robert E Stutsman, SIC, USN, hav reported aboard the Na­ val Air Station, Sanford, to as)jm « duties ai the NAS Senior fedlcal Officer and Flight Sur­ geon. Ho reported to his present duty from the aircraft carrier USS Hancock (CVA-IS) where he serv­ ed as the Flight Surgeon. A graduate of the School of Medicine at the University of Ar­ kansas, Capt. Stutsman received his degree in Medicine in 1!H0. Capt. Stutsman entered the Navy in 1912 as a medical officer •id reported lo the Naval Training gcho«l at the Navy Fter in Chic­ ago. Ill Afterwards he served as a member of the Naval Cadet Se­ lection Board in Chicago. In Oct. 1942 he was assigned to the U. S, (Continued on Page I) City Directory Has New Feature A new 1957 City Directory for Sau'ord is being delivered to sub­ scribers. Published by R L. Polk * Co., of Richmond, Va., it re­ places the 1936 edition and in­ cludes me enlirely new feature. The new Directory tilts t;,H2 personal and business names In Sanford and DeBary, according to the Publisher*’ records. Eighteen was continued as the minimum listing age, ami the combined namrs of man and wife are count­ ed as one name in this total, the Publishers said. Included in this edition for the first time Is a Rural Route Dir­ ectory, listing NH names of per­ sons receiving mail on the rural routes emanating from the San­ ford Post Oifire. Special regular features of the Directory include* designations ing telephones, marital status, wives' name, and occupations; heads of households; a numeri­ cal telephone guide; and a short story of (he city contributed by the Seminole County Chamber of Com merce. homes and places of business havCatalogued tn the new edition's yellow page* are WO distinct linos of enterprise, which range alpha­ betically downward from "Ab­ stractors" to "\VO"d Dealers". This dees not take into account th« numerous additional variation clas­ sifications that have been purchas­ ed by subscriber* as "displays" the Publishers explained. The Publishers rcmlnl he*! citizens that all information em­ bodied in the City Directory reaches the notice of outsiders and takes the form of community ad­ vertising. It l« the custom to place copies of each new Sanford City Directory in branches of the Too unit, frce refcrencc Directory Lib­ rary system operated throughout the U S. and Canada by the As­ sociation of North American Dir­ ectory Publishers, of which R L. Polk A Co. is a member. The new edition already has been forward­ ed to replace the former edition in these libraries, the Publishers slat•d A lecsl hraneh of this out-oftown Directory Service is main­ tained in the offices of the Semi­ nole County Chamber of Com­ merce. Five Mayors Meet To Affix Seals To ' * Vot the first time anyonn could |signatures to a county wide pro­ remember, all five mayors of j clamation. Seminole County's incorporated, Friday night at 7 o'clock. Mayor communities met to affix their j David Gatchel of Sanford. Mayor ALL FIVE MAYORS OF Semlisol* County signal a proclamation Miniultinrnu'h. They *el aside the week uf Nov. 22-24 as "FarmTHAI ttu h " throughout U>« This *a* lho lust Urn* that THE 8 AJf FORI) CIVIC CENTER enn-lriictlon Is on schedule and Is expected In he completed by shortly after the year’s end and ready for rnnsrnliuns and recreation programs. Tonight's American CofC Members The fallowing businesses, shown with the classification and the tot­ al nutniter of businesses in the sec­ tion, haie Joined the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce during ius current membership campaign: , No. I—Autnmnmhile Agencies (*) Holler Motor Sales Nicholson Buirk Co. Rrtman Motors Inc. No. 2—Automobiles—Used— Gar­ ages and Relatrd Services (*nt None No, IA—Filling Station* (25) C. D. Brown's Station NO 3—Banks (4) Florida State Bank First Federal Savings and Loan Ajso, Sanford Atlantic National Pank No, 4— Beauty Shops anil Itirber Shops (29) None No. S— Boatyards A Board Manu­ facturers (2) Sanford Poat Works No. 6— Builder-' Supplies A llelater Services (91) Berryhill Painting Contractor Jack P, Bratton Electrical Con­ tractor B Edwards Contractor Evans Roofing and Heating H L. Harvey Plumber Lee Brothers Stafford Electric Stcinmeyer Sheet Metal Works Hill Lumber and Supply Co. Sanford Electric Co Senkarik (Has- and Paint The Sherwin Williams Co. H"lloway Concrete No. 7— cleaners & Laundries (U> Downtown Cleaner* A Laundry Jne'a Wee Wash It Seminole County Laundry No. a— Contractors A Developers 115) Florida Lan 1Growth George H Garrison Odham A Tudor Plantation K-tates Park Avenue I'luia f r >r Inform ation On CIRCU LATION I'll. FA 2-2G11 o r after fi:30 p.m. PH. FA 2 01173 Proclamation uf Longwood signed, simultaneous­ It « i ) quite an oceaxinn for the ly, a proclamation setting aside Mayors as no one recalled s recent the week of Nov, 22 23 a* "Nation­ get-together of the Seminole al Farm-City Week'*. County communities’ "trip men" either for a discussion of mutual problem* or to agree on any one subject. The proclamation. ■ matter of record in each of the five eounty communities, call* on all of the citizens throughout the county to ".participate fully" in the obser­ vance of the period from Nnv. 2228 as Farm City Week. *'\Ve re­ quest the citizens of our com munities to Join In this observance, a long with the farm people, In evi­ dence of nnr appreciation "f all those on the farms and in Lhe cit­ ies of Seminole County who have worked So well in providing us with food, the fibre, and th>- pro­ duct* we need and eni«)T," the proclamation said. Five Mayors callrd on local farm organizations, groups, agenc­ ies and individuals to cooperate In placing vfecl.il empnasi* up-n *he observance of F.irm-L'jty Week. They pointed out that "it U fitt­ ing that Our citizen*, both rural and urban, should recognize their dependency upon each other in contributing lo the strength, we! all Mayor* of Semlnulr Counts Incorporated manlclpatllica hid fare, character and prosperity of gotten together for such an occasion. kuaaioolo County and our nation." O'huto hr BotftUuao) Home Department program at Plnerresl Reboot auditorium will provide funds tn help furnish the rlty'* new firlllly. • (Rertstrnm Photo by Goetz) County i,E Industrial m n co Survey Set Here In Few Weeks Tb* Florida Development Commlsidon. at the request of the Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce, 1- planning an economic and Industrial survey of Seminole County within the next two weeks. A field of experts will he in San­ ford lo gather the material and data necessary to complete the study. This survey was authorized by (be 19.M Legislature of which mem­ bers from this area were Senator Douglas Stenstrom and Represen­ tatives Mack N, Cleveland and Gor­ don V. Frederick. The legislature directed that a professional reaetrch organization he employed to make the survey under the supervision of the Flor­ ida Development Commission. The First Research Corporation of Miami will make the survey In this area. Tin purpose of this survey Is lo determine carefully ami objective­ ly such things ns the present eeoii omlr conditions, the exV.ing and potential labor ripply, transporta­ tion facilities, and other pertinent facts needed to attract and to develop (lie types of industries hast suited to this area Much of lite information for the study will Im- collected ty the re­ search firm from Fedot al, State ami County records. However, additional Information will be nerded that is available only at the local level. For this reason, the research firm will seek the active cooperation of numerous officials, groups, and key Individuals here. Although the study, when fin­ ished, will ho the most complete of Its type ever made in this area, it Is not regarded ax an end In it­ self. B. R. Fuller Jr., Executive Dir­ ector and L. A. Weston, Director of Industrial Services o f the Development Com mission have emphasized that the survey Is not intended to be a "hit-and-run" Job; that Is, merely making the study and then leaving the task nf putting it into effect entirely In the hands nf local people. Instead, both Hie Development Commission ami the research firm (Continued on fag* ■) Additional Local News On Page 8 C o f C Dr i v e Z ooms Toward $10,000 Goal The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce membership drive, lu-uiled by J, Ilrallcy Odham as chairman nf the membership com­ mittee, is zooming toward its ex­ pected goal of $10,000. Already, without a personal ■di citation, the total lias r, iw reached t.'p.HIO through Nov 2 In answer to mnre than 7U0 persons! letters to members and prospective members of the Semi­ nole County Chamber of Cokimerce, 14.1 huzines-cv and Individ ual* have jninrd. Of this total, 30 sre new mem­ bers. Also .33 of the 143 have in­ creased their membership with 21 increaung 100 per cent, one inrrcx.-iing HO per cent, and one increasing 250 per cent. Beginning today, a column on lho front page of The Sanford Her­ ald will list those who have atready Joined the Chamber of Commerce. AI»o todxy, the personal solidixtion drive will get underwiy as the third phase of the membership drive following a telephone cam­ paign conducted by team captains covering various phases uf busi ne*,« operations and categoric*. It is expected that the drive will be co:-,eluded successfully by Nov, 13. Jaycees Making Big Plans For Annual Christmas Parade Jaycees have gotttn down to tha serious business of planning, ac­ cording tu Jayree ChrNtmav T i­ rade Chairman John Alexander "What we hope will be the biggrst and finest Jaycee Merchants Association Christmas Parade ever staged In Sanford." Mrs sage* have already begun to ply between the Jaycee* and San­ ta Clan* In order to set the time of the joily old gentlemen'* ar­ rival in Sanford tu visit with tha youngstera of the Seminole Coun­ ty area. Alexander said that 17 commitire* and committee chairmen have been appointed with "almost 100 per cent Jaycee participation in the planning and staging of the gigantic annual event." A* is the annual custom, the Merchant* of Sanford are under­ writing the rust of the parndi while the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce .dually stages the event. At his first meeting with some of the committee chairmen, Alexunder reviewed last y 'ar'v Jay* cee scrapbook which won statewide acclaim for Christmas Activities. Letters have been forwarded to churghes, schools, eivle clubs and other organizations, a* well as business people In Sanford and Seminole County, requesting early registration for float participa­ tion. It is expected that daily an­ nouncements of the prnsre-s of the annual Christman Parade will soon be made to keep boys and girls up tu date as tu when Santa will b* in Sinford tn see young­ sters of Seminole County, Superintendent of Public Instructlon II. T. Milwee has already an­ nounced that school will bv out in plenty of time fur boy* and girls tn take part In the parade and to see Santa during hia visit. Don Willson of Casselberry, Mayor Lawrence Swnfford of Altamonte Springs, Mayor M, L. Gary of Oviedo, and Mayor R. O. Elgin v LOOKING OVER THE JAYCEE irrspbook of the 1936 Jayeec-McrehanU AuocUtlon Christmas Parade whlih rereUed statewide recognition are « ome of lhe Christmas Parade committee chairmen (Cell to right) they are; Herbert Sienvtruui, Ambrose Ollltf, John Alexander, g e n e r a l chairman, Frank NoeII and Ed 3U.Harms. (Stall I'hvtoJ a �* Pin 2—The Ssaferd Eenld Monday, November 4, 1957 U**ACWIAtt w ifO u a iS 'H U B X A N A M w axPN crcc jx .'/m t o ABETOUT, * V0UCAUC9 Mtwvr YCW6UWHAWE I VDUCOMEALL , THISWAVTO v< V.HATCOES ■ >) AILTHIS „ / J l MEANT> ^ w u T S 'c u a IM*06>NMABSKMIVSCOME fSOMCOMA CAPCYSAIDTUE CfiOWNJEWU?WEREN’TBEALciSAi*iA«pm« f T S C ' UOmMfcNttlD WIWEOKT suftowcU-l vW tfRT IWENTTOTHE KEEPWOOAND TOUCCAND / BEST.TUEHVCCR -----\ 6106V. R *n «: id enr > « ou*h t m t - v j rr * a j v o q .v t w c x j m t h T V 3CN KC* HTSS - -*l £*T5. ; > w T =1*’> 5 ! 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A S S SW ­ IM CM PLA V D e e r e s * v r « ! r i? c - * ■ HVCfAl ■ •• » *•• • - - - . - -•* . ••................. . - �fc The Sanford Herald—Pag« S Monday, November 4, 1957 { H E COURT OK THM COL'XTT ( INJ tTllf iE . btlHIVIll.E C O U N T 1 , F L O R ID S, IN PRORATE Ik Mill bierATK OS' A LSI A W. DA t l « , Deeeeeed TO a l l CIIEDITOim AND P E R VONN D 11 INI* C l .t i n e OR IIKtt A Nile ADAINST RAID SiSTATKi 1’ttu end each uf you hereby noti­ fied end frequlred to preient any rlalme and ilemantla which you. or either of you, may hate atalnel tb* n ii it uf .Mm tV, Davie, declin­ ed. late uf said County, te the Coun­ ty Jude* of Seminole County, Flor­ ida, at hie office In the court huuae of raid County nl Sanford. Klorlda. within elbht calendar muntln from th* tlm* of the flret publication of thin notice. Kerb claim or demand shall ha In writing, and nhall etate the place of renldcnc# and poat of­ fice addreee of the claimant, end •hell hr auern to by the claimant. Me aaetit. or attorney, and any euch dalm or demand not eo filed •hall be void. John J. Davie At executor of the I-eat Will and Tentarnant of Alei W. Davie, deceaaed Flret piitdiretlon Oct. 11, ISST, NOTICE O F » l IT ST AT E OF KUHHDA TO: M. tV. C O R E Y a n d ______ COREY, hie un kn ow n wile, wtioee addrraa, r otl d en c e and Boat O f f i c e eddrm* It u n k n o w n : If llvlnw. end If dead all their unknown helra, devlecaa. )*Hate*B, aranleea. a s s i g n s * * , ep.iuact, lienora. c re d itor* , euccoa•ore, tru -trea . end aa y and all parilea havlna or c la lm ln a to have a n y r t s h l, title or Interest In or t«> the follow in g detc rllie d len-ts In Se min ole County. Klorlda, t o - w l t : Mcglnnltiit I S t i , y a r d - tv o f the HE cor n er o f the N K '» o f the NHU Section IS Tottnnhlp So South, lUngn So Real, run N I I S '* yarda. \V 111 yards, rf IIS’* yerdi, E til yxr-1*. Y ou and cic|, o f y o n a r e hirah v n o t ifie d that eult h u b i e n broug ht egatnnt you. the nature o f said null b e in g to remove c ertain etoudi Trom and to nul-t and c o n f i r m th* title t o th* ab ove iltscrlb*.! p rop erty. Yhe name o f t h * C o u r t In which etilt be e bat* Innlltutad ia the Clrc u lt Court uf the Ninth Judicial C ir cu it, In end f o r Sem in ol e C o u n ­ ty, Florida. T h e abbreviated title of the oaune le UD H A lf A T llliO I l. INC, P laintiff . -* * - Jl W C O R E Y and . COREY. Me u n k n o w n wits, et at. D efe m U nta You ar* hereby- r e q u ir e d to file w it h the c l e r k o f t h is Chart you r w ritt en e n v n e r o r o t h e r defenelve plea.ling* and to verve a c o p y o f aa m e on STENHTIUtJI AN D DAVIS. A tt orney s et Law, E d w a r d a Ilulldtng. Sanford, Florida. Att orney e fur P la in t iff, on or b e f o r e the llth dey you. KATH ARIN E HtUOINS. et aL, Deftnd an te NOTICE T O DEFEND TO t K A T H A R I N E 1UHOINS. and If m arried, . . .. IlltJtllNS. her uiikn uwn spuunn. J A N E W E S T . end. If married.-----W E S T , her unknown npouxa, A D A VA N DEYANTKR, and If married. . . . . . . — I— VAN D E V A N T E iL h»r unknown spouve, J a c q u e l i n e n e w t.'UUll, it ml If married.......... — NEWCOM D. Iter un known apouse, W . D. IIOLDSWOUTH. Jll.. and If married, ...........— -■ HOLDS WORTH* hi* unknown ■p t i t *, and If tiead, Ihelr u n ­ k n o w n epouee*. hrlrv, i l t r l o o , legatees, grantrea, rtedltorv, o r other perron* clstmlng hr. th rough, unde r or against thn ab o v e na med defen.lanta. or any o f them , and to all p e r ­ sona k n o w n or unknown hav* le g or c la im in g any right title o r leterent In end to the f o l ­ lo w in g d esc ri bed real p r o p e r ­ ly la S em in ole County, F l o r ­ ida, all o f wh o** retl.lci.cn* ar* u n k e o w a : I nit *, Block "»*•, of ST E W A R T'S SUHDI V I­ SION, according to the plat t h er eof recorded In Plat Hook S. page t>. p u b l i c Records o f S e m i­ nole .•...inly, Florida. T A K E NOTIC E that a eult ha* been filed agaln at you In tb* a b o v e st yled court. T h e nature o f neld eult I* to qu iet till* on the a b o v e deeerlbad real estate, and each o f y ou I* required to fll» your anvwer or o t h e r w ritt en defense* to th* co m p lain t with th* Clark o f th* C ir ­ cuit Court o f Seminole Coun ty, Florida, and to aerve a copy thereof upon plaintiffs* attorney, W e b b e r n. Italnra, Jr* P ark Avenue, H"Uth. W in te r Park. Florida, a* required by law , not later thaif Ih* DHb d a y o f N ovem ber, 1H7 W IT NE SS m v hand end th# nf flr lel eeal o f said rourt In Sanford. Seminole C ou n ty , Florida, this H th day o f October. I d lt. O. P. Ilern.lon Clerk o f the Circuit Co*rt Ilv A r l* J, Lundqulet n. c F IC TIT tO LU n a m e NOTICE IS H E R E B Y OlIVr.N T H A T W* nr* eng age d la hualne,* at 4*5 Went Flrat Street, Hanford, Florid a, under the flrtttlnua name i f T, Y. Center and that r t Intend to r eg is ter eald ns m* with the C lerk o f tha Circuit Court, S e m i­ nole Coun ty, F lo rid a In error lane* with the pro v isi on * o f the F lct lth.ua Name Salu te, to-w tli Section ! « ! « ! Florida Statute* IK.S. / « / J A M E S E. BUIIKETT / i f W I L L I A M H. JENNTNOR ELECTRIC TRAINS tAT-AWAT NOW FOR HIRTSTMAS WINN TV Corner led TUB rOMMANDINr OFFICER OF SNAS, Captain I- A. Arthur, iiff-cnti Mia* Helm l the Security Department with lino check for her abore average performance nf ilutlea v lie the Security Officer, Ueuienant Cumnunilcr V. 8. Hrewnter, look.* on. (OfflclBl l'. 8. N u v y I'hnto) (B E A L, l * BU,y C U r k S y l v i a J Davis. Jr. HTKNSTflOaj A N D DAVtS E d w arda Hull.Hub Ha n fo r d . F lorid a A tt o r n e y e f o r I 'U le lir r ml. Mans One Way Jonrney By U N I T E D P R E S S robbed a Birmingham, Ga . super­ Miami airport by broadca*t!n» A holiday aftermath shows that | market of SI-300. He wa* captured, piercing screams over variou* ra­ near tragedy marked HalWcen a short time later In another dio wave length*. The unidentified persona, believed lo have been In celebrations In parts of th* na­ store. tion. including Chicago where a Two bandits In Halloween cos­ an airplane, hampered effort* Id bonf)re exploded, injuring a Httte tumes also robbed a rural grocery >guide planes in landing and taking girl and endangering about 900 store at Spartanburg, Ga., fleeing off at the airport. Collections for the UNICEF chllother persons. with about $4,000. iiron's fund around the nation by Disrupt* Air Traffic A policeman was shot in th* teg A Halloween prankster with ap­ pected 'to nc: Ihe organization at Bethesda. Md.. by a man who dintanded protection from "prowl­ parent disregard for human live* Halloween trick-or-treaters are exj disrupted the control tower at the about one million dollars. ers." In Georgia, bandits seised th* opportunity to don mask* «»d terrorire merchants in robberies. And in Miami, a prinkvt*' interferred with tower.operators guid­ ing planes into Miami Internation­ al Airport. On the lighter side, Halloween fun«ters put a "fo r sale" sign In front of the old governor’s man­ sion in Columbus, Ohio. It was re­ moved by a real estate firm be­ fore any prospective b u y e r * showed up. Conducted By I.ltlte Girl Injured Nancy Maloney, 3. of the Chi­ cago suburb of Merrionctle Park, suffered a head injury Thursday bonfire exploded during lhat com­ munity’ s celebration. Authorities at Itrthesda, Md., said they received a call from • 72 year-old man seeking protection from Halloween prowlers. When officer Richard T. Russell arrived to Investigate th# com­ plaint. Ihe man stepped from be­ hind buihes and shot Russel) In the leg. Escape artist Ralph Coiiollno (Except put on s Halloween eostumr and SERVICES DAILY b« gone by the time you read By Jacky Fenwick An much haa happened over Ihe this!! Tommy I* in the Sea-Bees, weekend that l don’t know where and stationed In Brunswick. Geor­ gia, These lucky people who have to «tart! I (fuels there isn't anyone left relatives close by. (I can just, The following poem wa* com­ In town that doesn’t know tha: hear all the moans, but I do envy j posed and written by a Sanford Southside School had their m.-st them aa all of mine are so far i citing who h»» spent S3 years In Now my year* ar* M and It’ s growing very late. succcitful carnival to date last away.) Florida and attributes the cli­ Our family, along with hundreds mate her* to hi* long year* of It wai on the ninth of Sent*mh*f Thursday night! Somethin* like When ] first aaw the light Stoo.oo more wrae taken in than of others, spent most of Saturday happlncs*. That was my first good morning last year, which it very gi-od new* out at the Farmers Auction at the A. G. Clause of 411 Palmetto And toon TH say my last good­ to all who participated. Those who first Cub-a-Rec t*> be held locally. Av# composed and wrote this night were lucky enough to K*t there And as far as I am concerned, It poem on his Bitth birthday, Sept. When thla fee Me Jtfe l* over before ihe bar-b-qued chicken ran wa* a complete success, Pack Jtt 9: ami I shall reach my heavenly out, enjoyed a moat deliciout din­ won a blue ribbon, and first place Life Is Hke a oneway traffle home ner. We were among Ihn lucky with a total of twenty nine points, Leading t.» eternity opc», and to: someone who nevtr but Pack 34 was right on their All the world la speeding onward I shall be at home with Jesus Mid bright scenes whers sngels cared too much for barb-quel heels with a total of twenty-five To their final destiny. chicken befire, I certainly ••ju.liih- point* which alio won a Mu# roam. Al we go let’ s live fur Je*Ue Oh. how pprclou* Is the promise rd it off", .much to Elliott** cha­ r i b b o n f u r t h e m! (Can’t Anil to at! be kind and true How it ever thrill* my »oul grin. , .as he thought he woni l set help but feel a little bit of prid#, While we pa.** thla way but once I shall be at home with Jsus my portion! ■'Colton" brown dsl aa Pack 34 I* the one my And soon onr Journey will be While eternal ages roll. himself proud, for It was he who son ia in!) It entailed a bit of through. Friends and loved ones gone prepared every last piece uf the fast work on my part, at Seott Life Is like a morning vapor before chicken! And the fact that all the was only iwosn in last week. Ran Or a flower on th# lawn They ar* forever tiuehed and chicken was sold out early caused downtown and bought his uniform As ihe bubble on the water •tin a "run” on the hat-dog stand, Saturday morning, dashed home Soon It Is forever gone. I hip* •'* meet some Sweet day which all the mother'* working to hem tiie panta, while Elliott I began this oneway Journey If It be the Master’s will In eighteen and sixty-right there handled with ease. I sjicnt flashed back downtown to exchange part of my tlm# whll# there col­ the lots- large shirt I bought, and lecting ticket* for the Pony Ride*, when he got that one hack to the and a Uttl time serving up hat- house, I had to sew on all kinds dogs, befor# 1 had to give In to of patches! We made It on time, chills and aches and head for home but I'm still trying to figure out befor# it was over. Itut from all how! ! ! Since I was out most of Satur­ reports there wasn't much of any­ thing left In any nf the bootha, day, I haven’t lia.l any report* as a sight and a fact to warm the yet on the K. M. Club Hallowe'en hearts of all good F. T A. mem­ party, nor the one at the Chief's ber*! ! InpldcnUy, the Southsld# Club on Saturday night. \V> didn’t F. T. A. meets again this coming manage to get to the party Fri­ Thursday night, at 7:30 M.. day night, as I »a« Just a little and a most interesting meeting is to,i far “ under the weather" to planned. Miss Annni# Imurie Craw- make it Sorry to have missed lr, ford, who is the Psychiatric Nurs­ but I was in no mood to enjoy ing Consultant for the Florida myself even If I had dressed up State Roar.I of Health, will speak and gone t>o know that Hetty and about our mental health problems, Howard Miller won first priie for and ther# will also be a short the couples costume, by appear­ apcech by Mr. Milww, Superin­ ing aa a couple of “ ner" do well ’ tendent tif Schools for Seminoln pirates! Wrl try ami gel the rest County. Sure to be a most enlight­ of the details on this one very ening and Interesting meeting, so soon. Don’t forget that there is an try ami bo there. On Friday aftemoon, at I i>0 P. Enllsled Men'a Wives Club meet­ M., the entire complement of per­ ing tonight at the U. S. » 8:00 sonnel from the Station Dispen­ p. m. la the time, and games will sary along with their families, met be played following the business at the Lake Golden Recreation portion of the mreiing. Guess that's about it for today. Area for another bar b qu# feast! Bar-bqued chicken, hamburgers, It’ s been a full week, and a fuller and hot dogs, plus baked beans, week-end for must, and I for one potato salad, potato chips, pic­ have some recuperating lo dot kles, olives, etc,, made up the mefm that was enjoyed by all. There were alio some special treats for the "kids"; Hallowe’en candy, cookies, and La’ luons! Top this off with an unending suppli­ er cokes, soft-drinks, and other beverages, and you can sre why everyoee enjoyed themselve* *o much! I Alan atleak ling v*i** Cdr and Mr*. Tamny and thc-tr eniMren. C e p i Stutsman and hia rhildron, Capt. Lionel Arthur, the command­ ing officer of tha Naval Air Slsliow, ami Father Nihlue llunble, the Catholle chaplain. Cladya and Lin Carter are en joying a rpiiek visit from Gladys' brothar. Tommy Campbell, (f lhisild toy “ retjoywl™, a* he wdll Saturday) 10:00 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. First Methodist Church DR. R. L RUTLAND, Tutor PARK AVE. and Aik ST. f i —coming to ym from fix* freshest HrRF,blueprints in years - it i cur built fo make your driving as modern ax your thinking. This one’s built with more aviation principles throng! unit dun any car he fora. 1 here’s a greater use of afrweight aluminum In its form and structure—in its engine—in its styling—even in its quick-cooling hritkct, <% Tltere’s an air-lionie feeling of flight in its per­ formance with Hoick's R-I2O00 engine and with Flight Tilth Dyuaflow* that can switch the pitch u million wav*. NOVEMBER-M 0, 19IT You Are Cordially Invited Relive your garden! Weather-proof newborn planfi. Cradle them scientifically in balanced toil! Nurture sweet, crisp, last/ freshness in beallhy, qiAlity yields. Gel luscious maturity and Ion? lasting "grewabilify," calculated (or gardening fun. Wrile lor FREE booklet. "What fou Should Know." skyway comfort srith BnFck's Mlraclo Rkle plt*$ Air-Toise Suspension.* S o this b a car of truly exciting ideas for 1958 —the Air Horn li-58 Hoick. And you should see it and drive it at your Buick dealer’s soon. Come on in today. N EV E R S O MUCH 9 0 N EW -A- FxmA bold D ying (he poendt of ritrwe* behind every p-vton'i power ititv e Th* M irod* Rid* phn K ick ★ Air-Cooled Alwalaeoi trakov* «IH» tmootboi! Dynaxtor Qilll*. ★ Air-Foie* Suipwvtio* • it Plight Pilch Dynobo** wldi w e : conlrol and long** th* milonI flealbihfy of a nr*. Ik "V .lv .t W oll- So.nd million twitch** at pitch. Ik I -1 2000 Engine wiih 12.000 And everywhere you go —you travel In new i Silencing. -fk AMbuilt So eioclfng qvahry Wondonh, *tUgh4 Pitrfi DvuAm tfoitJiml on Litirrto m l RncPMStrew 7B, optional at trim co¥ on other Serift. AirFouf Siupemien optremit at elm trnt on *ff Srriet. .\lumtimm Unit?'? itoruiurd on oil Serves except tZw S n u ii. •k w* M lts Of M i l l fAKJO. Mondoy W*hK, HBC-W and TH< (A IDC! MUMKS SHOW. M i** Mghei. ABC FA % SANFORD, FLA. than any other car yet built ’ i ♦ . m MEETING |uf N ovem ber . A.D. IJJT. • IICIIKIN K A IL NOT or e decree lira c o n f e t j o w ill he r e t r i e d i i n a l F I C T I T i n i * NAME NOTIC E IN H E R E B Y UIVF.N that t am en g a ged In b u 'l n e e t at Mait­ land, Flor id a, unde r the ll tltloiia u n it of LAKEWOOD M IoRES R E A C T ! SALON and that I Intend to re glater eald name with the Clerk o f th* C ir cu it Court. Kcmlmle C ou n ty . Florida. In xreurdxate with the p r o v id o n e o f th* KLtltlonn Nam e Stxtete. t o - w lt : Section ISI.OI F lo rid a Statute* / * / Jl.-e. J. P. I o n - * - ----------IN TSIB CIRC L I T r o M I T . NINTH J L D K I A L C I R C U I T IN AND FD R SE l l t h R LE C O t N T V. ri.UIIIDA . IN C U A N C K R Y NO. oe.lt ■ L I T T O (|l IE T TITLIS W IL L I A M L O E S K ll and M A I tO A U E T L O E S E R . hie w|fa. I'lalntlffe *i New Life L e g a l N o tic e W ITNESS mv hand end the eeal o f eeld Court at Hanford. Seminole Cou nty. Florida, thle l l t h dey o f Octob er. A. D. t»iT , ft. 1*. It HI! NOON Clerk o f the Circuit Court, hemlnnle County, Klm lilj. Ilyi A r ia J, Lun jqulxt ^ Near Tragedy Mars Halloween In Parts O f Nation All’S QU1IT ON THIS lOIOII-Thlt may be in exceptional scene, but at this point on the Turkish-Syrian border lire foes on aa usual. The TurltUh suird at left stands natch but. at rtfht, a Syrian family looks Into Turkey while a grain truck approaches. KLIil'rillS t'ltOCt.A H.tTIOS n .tT iob Cutler >ml by virt u* o>f f eutho rlij In tn« v cvicd at l b « AUj . j a r ut the C ity o f UmlurU. FI.irHn. l b t u i o tall a xlu u lup .i l n . r a l C ltc ilo u to be held th r ou c h n t th* City u f Canford , Florida, en the bin, ilaY o f — N o v e m b e r , !>>?. t o r electi on o f t w o w e l l y Cotutulesloefre I >r t i t n a o f o f ­ fi c e o f three y e i r e eat.v. Paid election a n i l be ae ld et the Ctty l U l l l i t . n a il C ity o t Sanford, F lor id a. In confo r m ity t o t*>« l a n e end ordlnancee- r s L t t n o to ei*u— n o w la fo r c e 'a e » i d City. The p oll* will be oprn at ' : '0 o'cloc k A. U . K i i ' . r r i Standard T i m * and w ill cloae e t l i e f o c l o c k SMI c a ■eld d e l e 1 hereb y appoint !|rv F K. Ronm ille t end F io rd A. I’elnirr ae C la r k e and Aire ll.t'ph A u i t l e Smith, Jernra 11. Hut, D. L I’ erhln*. J r , N ew ton J. s u n e t r o m , C lt t f it. Able* ■ en d W Ilueh De nren, a* laepectore ^ o t (Aid rlri-tlon. IN W ITN ESS W lI K R F t p r , I h e r e h e r e u n t o et : my hand ea Slayor o f the City e t Sanford. Kl-irlJv and have cauaed to be e t f l v c d hereto th* eeal o f n i l C ity on I n n the Ith d e y o f October, ISST. Irevld If O f c l i o l Aa May or " t t h * Ctty et Sanford, FlortdA (SE A L) Att«»t: II. If. Tam m, ,tr. D ep u t y City Clerk « '«■' FER TILIZER S • CHEMICALS - GARDEN SUPPLIES 1 SEE YO U R A U TH O R IZEO B U ICK DEALER m �Only It i f f mm *ru tanaarfend era) I71W, Congregational Chris. far f M f i and homo niaaUaa, Uan W i t . U n l i t * d Luthersa Thin Is tha highest par capita giving figure ever recorded by the council, ft represents an 4~mnf* of about 7 per cent ever list year's figure of MIBB Each year, in November, the council compiles the latest avail­ able statistic* on contribution* to American religious denominations. The Roman Catholic church and Jewish bodice do not publish of­ ficial figures on contributions, and am net included in tha compila­ tion. Reports from St Protestant bodies this year showed total con­ tribution* of 0,041 JORlIl, «a alltime record. Most ad thi* money —41 per cent—was used fee local congregational expenses, such as paying th* minister’ s salary, en­ larging or maintaining th* church building, buying hymnals, etc. b Now Extended Into It to unfortunate that Snaf vi and Sominoto County’! United Fund has found It net•Mary to otnad Its campaign for financial support into November. H w m I I to far m » unfortunate, tom aver, if, at thd ond of tho period of time for the November campalfn, we find we atilt haven’t done the tuk which we must do if tlw United Fund to to continue gerviur aa a vital community fore*. Thin United Fuad to not some alien ornalxation tent among ua to milk us of our u&Mmed dollars, it to not made up of mi end women and afooelro who havg no tUttonahip with Sanford and Seminole Thto United Fond to, in a sense. Sanford «ad ft— County. It to a reflection of the tn— r we have for tha many ayencien which, tomther, rive deeper meaning to life —«or own aa well m that of others. It to our valid answer not only to the grant ntH which exists for the service* of United Fund ngonde* but it is also our valid answer to tho atUt-romembered crush Of d riv e a fte r drive after drive which once A Foreign W ise Act Defeats Lethargy Defence Secretary McElrov’a order re­ storing 170 mOUcn dollar* previously cut from basic research funds was a wise and farsighted action. It Is especially important because it underscores a new recognition, •t top government levels, that sacrificing bask research for the Ml* of paper economy I* the wont kind of penny wisdom and pound foolishness. this has always been recognized, as was molded by tho very cut In research funds which McElroy has not rescinded. The na­ tion had fallen Into a complacent belief that wo would inevitably stay ahead in matter* scientific. Tha launching of Sputnik, with Its implication that Russian rocketry Is far advancsd, deflated that smug belief overnight It should not be supposed that former De­ fense Secretary Wilson eut back military research funds in August simply because he did not realize the value of such activity, or that McElroy has not restored the cut ent­ irely because ha knows better. Wilson’s ac­ tion was taken partly in response to strong public pressure for economy in government; McElroy, two and n half months later, is re­ acting to public demand that we speed up m ilitary research and development and once again take the lead. The pity of it to that something as drama­ tic as an earth satellite wan required to jar the nation out of its lethargy. This was in great part tha fault of our leadership, which Wishful Thinking! Aa usual, confused end contradictory re­ action were reported from Washington following the newe of Marshal Zhukov's dis­ missal from his post as Soviet minister of defense. The change* In the ruling Russian Clique always seems to catch our expert* and officials with their wishful thinking down. Marahal Zhukov received a big buildup in this country. It was obviously hoped that he could be talked with, and that h* would serve as moderating influence on the Soviet party. Now, unless the signs are wrong, another dream has gone up in bub­ bles of official confusion. In Soviet Russia thero is an established system, with the party in power. Russian ministers do not gain posts on the basis of popularity contests. Leon Trotsky was in­ finitely more popular than Stalin. Also, he wns more popular after Lenin’s death than Marshal Zhukov was following the death of Stalin. But Trotsky lost. He waa exiled and, eventually, murdered. It would seem, as a few knowledgeable commentators have already suggested, that along with the inner-el (qua struggle In the Kremlin, the party la becoming the state, openly and without any facades. Tha party has been superior to the military, and the Red Army Wae developed by the party and under party control. No algna from Russia suggested that the situation was evolving ao that there could b# the rise of a Napolean in tha traditional sense of Bonapartism. It appears that numerous American Journalists and officials have engaged In wish-fulfillment with respect to Zhukov! * Page 4— Monday, November I, 1957 . . , and mall M today l* find #a4 how yew can still apply fee a 11,444 Ufa Us nranew policy to help taka rare ef final eapense* whfeo ff burJealng year family. Yen handle the entire treaeactlon fey mall with OLD AMERf. CAN *r KANSAS CITY. N* #hU■■Hen- Me era win an! an yawl • * Mystified diplomats believed at first that Zhukov headed for a big­ ger Job. perhaps a* premier. But It appeared Increasingly certain as the days passed that Zhukov was ousted because he was a threat to Nikita S. Khrush­ chov, first secretary of the Rus­ sian Communist Party, as No. 1 leader. In control of th* armod forces, Zhukov was in a position of great power. Expert* on Russia had speculated on tha possibility that on* day the army might take over supreme authority from the Com­ munist Party. Thla thought apparently oc­ curred to Khrasbehav, too. But bo controlled the Communist Party machine, which reach** into every village In th* Soviet Union, and be decided to act He won out. Bubbling over with good humor, Khrushchev turned up at a Turkish embassy reception. He' told the foreign eorrespendents who beringed him with qtatlorw that Zhukov would get a Job corre­ sponding to his "experience and qualifications.” By attending the reception, Khrushchev exposed the complete falsity of the viclou* campaign In which Buuin had accuied the United States and Turkey of plot­ ting to attack Syria. In the Uaited NaJon*, Russian and Syrian spokesmen continued to'blow up the alleged threat te peace. But it was an anticlimax. Russia's months-long stream ef threat* to western countries, comblndew with its testing of an inter­ continental ballistic missile and its launching of the Sputnik earth satellite, spurred the members at the North Atlantic Tnaty Organi­ sation to action. It waa announced that heads of Itatn ef the II NATO allies, la•la d in g 'President Eisenhower, weald meet in Parle on December 14 te tighten up their cooperation for defence against Communist ag­ gression. This was tfe* lari thing Russia would have desired. But it was thanks te Russian bellicosity that a long-overdue tightening was de­ cided upon. It'.-i amazing how a youngster who can run like a deer can be so slow when he’s In an iateresUng sidelight u the headed home from the store all burdened Zhukov - Khrushchev d e v e l o p menu, President Tito of Independ­ down with a loaf of broad. V eteransa Corner Here are authoritative answers from the Veterans Administration to questions of current interest to former servicemen snd their fami­ lies; Q My G1 term Insurance policy is nearing the end of ttn term. Will I hate to take a physical exami­ nation to renew it for another fiveyear term? A. No physical examination Is re­ quired. In fact, as long as your premiums are current at the end A. For any loan installment paid ef th* tsrm period, you needn't Isk* any steps to renew your policy. VA will renew it (or you lutomallcally, Q 1 have a Gl loan Doss tho nder have a right to charge mo News C o m m e n t a r y this next phase of the campaign passe*, that we will still be facing a deficit in our United Fund. If you haven't already given, then do eo now, ''releaae” of Marshall Gcor­ And. if you have contributed, re-examine gi The K. Zhukov as Soviet defense your pledge and determine whether you minister got Mg headlines in news­ might not add another dollar or five do!* papers all ever tfea world this tors to the total. penalty for 1st* payments? more than IS days after its duedate, he may add a 1st* charge that does not exceed four percent of the amount of the Installment. Q. If I take ■ part-time course under the Korean GI Bill, wtU I bo using up my entitlement on the samo basis as If 1 were going to school full-lime’ A. No. If you take part-time GI training, you will use u* your entitlement only tw a part-time basis. ent Communist Yugoslavia an­ nounced that hit lumbago was bothering him. Hence, he said, he would bo uaablo to attend the big celebration in Moscow nest Thurs­ day of the 40th anniversary of the Bolshevik ravolution. Tito appar­ ently foresaw that th* speeches about Communist unity would have a hollow ring. Q. ! am a young nun of a . «U gibla for War Orphans schooling. Does my mother have to file sn application in my behalf, or may I file one myself? A. Since you art over >1. you France's cabinet crisis, which may ft!# your own application. For started *w Sept, to with the ouster young people under It. however, of Maurice Bourgei • Maunoury at their living parent or guardian premier, entered its second month. must file the application. Candidate after candidate had Smitty's SnappTurth 10th Anniversary Sale tries vainly to get mffleleat nippoet to form • new cabinet. Tfe# latest candidate was Felix gea-Maunoury'a m l n l a t r y . Ha GaUIard, finance minister (a Bout- relief projects and ettar beoevelaneaa. Per capita giving was eatadat•I fey dividing tfe* total eootrifewtinaa fey (ha um ber at chare* ■embers aaar tfea a«a of U. AdvaMM. HB B|h Aa nsnal, tfea SJeratb Day Ad­ ventists n a n way out la front with aa avsrag* contribution of POLDI par a i a b f f . Clow* Vthlnd wan aartral small fundamentaliat feodtos which. Ilk* »hd Adventlata, plan feeary itreu aa tiding: The Wesleyan Methurl'H Chnreh (SlPT.aS); the Evangelical Proa Chnreh (IUI); the Pilarlm RollM ia Church (*141.70); and the Ohio Yearly Matting of Friends (114MB). Node of th* larger Proteatanl bodlia eim* tlof* to these fig­ ure*. The hlghoat per member con. tribullou among th* major de­ nominations were recorded by the Southern Presbyterians and the Reformed Chnreh, which tied' at IB B . Per member giving by other major Protestant denominations: Missouri Synod L n t h t r a n i W i t . Presbyterian USA (North- planned to go before the National Assembly, the controlling hov * of parliament, next Tuesday to seek a vote of confidence- on ■ sew ministry. H IM , Evangelical L n t h * r a n *34.47, Prottatant Episcopal IS2 7?, Southern Baptiata Mt.1T, Met hodiet Church M >B, A m * r i e aA (Northern) Baptkt* W i t , Disc" plea of Christ 07.14. No precise statement ean b* made about th* proportion 0f his Income which the im a g e pro. teatant girts to Ua church. Per capita personal Income of Ameri­ cans wai MASS last year. But children under It are counted In computing this figure, and are nu counted la computing the averaji giving flfurt. eo the two are not fairly comparable. Various "report*” are Utued from time lo time which give a total figure for nil U.S. giving to churches. Since no efflelal lnfor. matlon (a available on Catholic and Jewish Contributions, these reports am little m e m than guesses. The usual procedure Is to Increase the National Council* toUl for Proteatanl churches b f about 7* to TS per cent, on th* aisumatloii that th* extra amount will c o m Catholic and Jewish giving. EXPERIENCED PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS MAN VOTE CITY COMMISSIONER CHAIRMAN SANFORD PLANNING BOARD JAYCEE 1955 GOOD GOVERNMENT AWARD HARD WORKER FOR YOUR CITY’S ADVANCEMENT FOR TRANSPORTATION TO POLLS CALL FA M i l l or FA M l 44 A GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY T R IO G 1 M TH E BOLDEST ADVANCE IN 00 YEARSI On November 9th you will see a car like nothing you have over eeea before. It waa created. . . literally from the ground up . . . to nelehrnte tha Golden Anniversary of both Pontine ami General Motor*. Never before has a car left yesterday ao far behind. For this new Pontiac in tha showpiece o f a whole new generation o{ engineering grains. From its revolutionary new ehaeme design to the refreshing new linen at Its etyling, thin is the car that will trigger Um next big trend fas automotive design! EVER-LEVEL AIR RIDE* NEW DIRECTION STYLING CIRCLES-OF-STEEL SAFETY BODY QUADRA-POISE SUSPENSION AERO-FRAME CHASSIS TEMPEST 395 PERFORMANCE CHANNEL Th* Biff 20-Inch cut. 4 eyeto, 2‘ i HP S N A P P E R T W E N T Y SPRAY Regularly « i a t DURING £ £ A Q GRABS Lifted A 1 * 1W< SALE CHUTE • Perfect Cut • N© Gumps • No Windrows Write today, simply g h fe f year name, addrwe* and age. Mag te Old A sm risen Inn. Ce, g Week Mb. Dept. L1IMB, l a w . city, d t t - W AUTHORIZED POMTIAD DIAUli �— c? ^ T T . > 4 .''.\ '” ■':S ' $ i : '? i - - v t n * ''- H r « : 0 -=■ -** - The Sanford Hyrald—Page B Monday, November 4, 195T Southside P.T.A. Meeting W ill Have Eminent Speaker Nov. 6 MR. AND MRS. n. CORBET DODD, who were married October n to Lowell, W. Vo. Mrs. Dodd Is the former Mary Edna MUIcr of LowelL The couple will reside In Goldcurod. ★ ★ ★ if if if : County Commissioner B. C. Dodd iW ed To Kin O f Conrad Keller J Open church w it observed Sat—urday October 26th at the Keller “ Presbyterian Church, Lowell. \V. *Va. for Ihe wedding of Mias Mary -Edna Miller and B. Corbett Pod-'. Z Standing baskets of pink and ’-white chrysanthemums with white Haatln rosettes and streamers were -used as decorations. The double Jring ceremony was solemnized at A fou r o’ clock by the pastor, the ^Reverend James H. Kennedy of -Hinton, W. Va. ” Mrs. Ralph Jones of Hilldale at - the piano presented a program ;_of anpropriate »clcctlons including .i the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin “ and Mendelssohn's Wedding March, - Given In marriage by her father, “ the bride chose for her wedding a 2 fitted suit of grey wool, a toque ~of royal blue feathers, black ac♦ cosorlej and a shoulder c in age —c f white carnatkms. - Mrs. Arthur Clinton Dodd Sr., . sister of the bride, was matron of .'honor. She was attired in a suit of beige wool with brown -accessories. Her flowers were a “ ctTsage of pink carnations. Arthur F. Dodd of Aideraon, cousin of the groom, served as best man, and ushers were Arthur J C . Dodd Sr. of Lowell and Clyde Rose of Alderson. The bride's mother wore a blue woolen dress with black accesso­ ries nnd pink carnations. Mrs. Denver C. Comer registered the ' guests, A reception for the Immediate families and close friends was held at the home of the bride's grandmother, Mrs. N. It. Bryant. _ Mrs. Bryant greeted the guests In MONDAY Youth Benefit Fashion Show and Womaniess Wedding, presented by American Home D?partment of A Sanford Woman's Club. Clothes by Yowells. 8:00 P. M. at Pinecrest Auditorium. Admission 1.00, Pub­ lic Invited. TUESDAY The W.5.C.S. of the First Metho­ dist Church will have a board meeting at !»;00 a. m., followed by the regular business and program meeting at 9:48 a. m District VII meeting of the Florida Garden Club, Sanford the to hostess club. Registration begins at 9:00 A M. at the Elk's Club. Luncheon will be served it the Shrine Hall. The fleet reserve ladies auxiliary will meet on Tuesday evening. 8 p m., in the TV room of the chief's club. Officers will be elect­ ed at this time. Anyone eligible for membership Is urged to at­ tend this moat important meetjln g . v . . . The Seminole High School No­ vember meeting of P. T. A. will be held at 8:00 P. M. in the school auditorium. Andrew Bracken, principal, will explain the new re•port cards issued this year. After a short business meeting an open house will be the program for the evening. Parents will visit in the classrooms. Light refresh­ ments will be served. & The executive board will have **• meeting at 7:18 prior to the reg­ ular P. T. A. meeting. Danny Emrich Has First Birthday Little Danny Emrich. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Emrich of Alta­ monte Springs, recently celebrsta e d his first birthday, to After Danny had openej his many gifts, he and his guests en­ joyed refreshments of Ice creani, cake and candy. They received favors of horns and balloons and played games during tho after­ noon. Attending were Mary and Kate Swigonskl, Paulette Normand. .Martha and Paul Warmack, Sitka and Cathy Lane and Clyde David ^Fields Mis* Virginia Wilson, the “ baby1* aunt, was also present. Southside School P. T. A. pro­ gram chairman, Mrs. John Barlow hat announced that the speak­ er for the next P, T. A. meeting will be Miss Annie Laurie Craw­ ford of Jacksonville. Miss Craw­ ford is a psychiatric nursing con­ sultant with the Florida Slate Board of Health. She will speak on emotional problems of child­ ren. Miss Crawford is a native of South Carolina, where she attend­ ed Lander College. She taught In the public schools of Nursing in Asheville, N. C.; received her B. S. from the University uf Wash­ ington, Seattle, Wash.; did gra­ duate study at Teacher’s College at Columbia University in New York City, and received her Mas­ ters in Education from the Uni­ versity 'o f Minnesota. Miss Crawdford has J>een the director of nursing at Highlands Hospital, Asheville, director of nursing at State Hospital South in Blaekfoot, Idaho, and director of nursing education at the Bangor Mental Patients To Receive Gifts Through Sorority The Florida Association for multi-colored silk dress with : Mental Health Is organising a black accessories and a pink car­ campaign to collect Christmas nation corsage. gift* for the more than 10,000 The bride’ s table was laid with patients In the state mental hospi­ a table cloth of hand crocheted tals. Clvle groups In esch commu­ lace ovtr pink damask and cen­ nity have been asked to Join In tered with an arrangement of pink the program. roses in a crystal basket. The four The XI Beta Phi Chapter of Beta tiered wedding cake was topped Sigma Phi Sorority will be the with a miniature bride and groom. sponsor for the project In Seminole Bouquets o f chrysanthemums County. One phase of the Chap­ were placed at vantage points ter's civic work Is assistance In throdghout the house. the mental l.ealth program. Aides were Mrs. C. W. Bryant Donors will be asked to buy Jr., Mrs, A. \V. Holmes of Hin­ gifts from a list approved by the ton, Mrs! J. E. Bryant of Hilldale hospitals. Among the articles ac­ and Mrs. H. H Wallace of Fence ceptable are clothing, eosmetles, Springs, W. Va tobacco, candy, stationery, games, Following a southern wedding ball point pent and mechanical pen­ trip Mr. and Mrs. Dcxld will be at cils. Another suggestion Is a home In Goldenrod, Florida r-fter Christmas card with money. ThLt December first. would enable the patient without The bride Is the daughter of Mr. funds to go to the eateen 1th his and Mrs. Richard Watson Hitler friends. and is of pioneer ancestry. Her A complete list of approved gifts paternal great-great-grandfather and the location of the collection Conrad Keller, and maternal greatagencies will be announced at a great-grandflher Col. Wilson Live- later date. The collection will take Lively wer-i among the first setplace between November 8 and dutte of Talcott High School and is December 13. presently assistant postmaster at Packages will be shipped from Lowell, W. Va. the collection centers to the Flor The bridegroom la the ion of the Ida State Hospital, Chattahoochee, late Mr. and Mrs. John Henry G. Pierce Wood Memorial Hospl Dodd of Winter Park, Florida, al, Areadla; South Florida SUta formerly of Hinton, W. Vs., llo is Hospital, Hollywood; and the Suna member of the Board o f Com­ land Training School, Gainesville. missioner* of Seminole County, Outside tags, bearing a full des Florida and Owner-Operator of the crlptlon of the gifts, will enable B. C. Dodd Farms at Goldenrod, the hospitals to distribute the Florida. packages appropriately. Fall Greens Have Vitamin Count The gold mine In your own backyard — you've heard the old story r?f how It was overlooked, says Myrtle Wilson, Hume Demon­ stration Agent. It's a story that can appiy to the green leafy veget­ ables that grow so well in home gardens in the South during the fall and early winter and that so often arc good buys on the market. Families In the South may be especially interested in a study by the Mississippi Experiment Station on the nutritive value of collard*. This long-familiar leafy green of the South deserve! more appreciation, especially by fami­ lies who can grow their own crop or buy this vegetable at a reason­ able price "Collirds, one of the few veget­ ables grown in southern winter gardens." says the Mississippi re P««; ■ valuable addition to the diet because of their high content of vitamins an<l minerals." The study showa that eollardj, along with turnip greens, rate high for vitamin A and C as well as for the two important minerali, calcium and Iron. Fortunately, Vitamin A can be stored in the body. So by including enough greens in the diet, you can help build up your atora cf this vita­ min Vitamin C, on the other hand, neeia to bo supplied In daily meals. For both, count on any of the deep green leafy vegetables In your own back yard or your local market now coming in season. To save nutritive value In cook­ ing greens, cook in a small quan­ tity of water until Just tender, ac­ cording to the U. S. Department of Agriculture. Bring lightly salted water to a boil, add the veget­ ables, put the cover on the pan, When tha water comes back to a boil, eollards will need 10 to 20 minutes of eooking, turnip greons 10 to 30 minutes, depending on tbeir tenderness. Some eooks eut out the midribs to shorten the Cooking. How much water and salt to use? The usual rule Is It teaspoon of salt and ** to 1 cup water for 4 servings. But Ihe amount of water depends on tha cooking time. You may need to add n little more to keep the greens from sticking to the buttons of U» pan. 18c KEROSENE 18« Smokeless* • Odorleea IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION Coe. llHs A Park 5tate Hospital, Bangor, Me. During the war. Miss Crawford served in the U.' S. N, Reserve Nurse Corps., and was on active duty for three years. She haa been counselor and recruitment director for the Alabama State Nurses As­ sociation. executive secretary of the publie relations program with the American Nurses Association. Miss Crawford h i; also been a consultant for the Psychiatric Nursing Department of Public Welfare in Minnesota. Mias Crawford's present position a* psychiatric nursing consultant was provided for by Florida legi­ slation In 1983, Miss Crawford Is counselor on Training and Re­ search in Mental Health. This distinguished woman is also the aUthor of aeveral books; ‘‘Nursing Consultant for a State Mental Hoapltal", "Aitfhority, Nursing Outlook," and co-author of "Nursing Manual for Psychia­ tric Aides." She is a member of the general advisory board of "Nursing World" and ■ member of the Southern Regional Educa­ tion Board Counsel on Mental Health Training and Research. The Southside P. T. A. meeting will be held Thursday night, Nov. 7, in the school auditorium. Be­ cause of the importance of Dias Crawford's message, the talk elat­ ed by Mr. Milwee on rhe bond blue will take place at 7:48, and will be very brief, Seminole County parents are urged to attend the meeting at tha school to hear Mies Crawford. She will be introduced by Mental Health Chairman, George Tuulty Mrs. Cleveland Hosts Bet Class Recently The Bethany Class of tha First Baptist Church held It* monthly class party at the home of Mrs. J. S. Cleveland In Loch Arbor, The meeting wai called to or­ der by the president, Mrs. Marie Lewis, Mrs. Lenore Green cave the devotional, followed by the Lord's Prayer, riant for the coming year were discussed and made. A year book committee was appointed of Mrs. Lois Heckenbach and Sirs. Dodie Maleczowskl. A monthly meeting calendar was designed and each member signed as a hostess or co-hostess for one month. Mrs. Margaret Reynolds contin­ ued the study of "Doctrine of the Church". She closed the mealing with prayer. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess to Mrs. MsLewis, Mrs. Jane I’ arksr, Mrs. Martha O'Dounci, Mrs, Mario Bamberger, Mrs. LiUlan Colbert, Mrs. Lelha Johnson, Mrs. Lenore Green, Mrs. Marge Hoop, Mrs. Dodie Malcczoskl, Mrs. Helen Stap­ ler, Mrs. Clara Tanner. Mrs. Betty Turner, Mrs. Florence Stcnstrom, Mrs, Jackie Brooks and Mrs. Mar­ garet Reynolds Mrs. Wilkinson Chosen As Circle Osteen School PTA Chairman Recently Clears 114 Dollars Missionary Circle No. 2 of the Central Baptist Church met On Carnival Thursday with Mrs, C. J. Wilkin­ OSTEEN-The Osteen P. T. A. sponsored e Halloween esrnlvet at the school which was pronounced a great luccess. The many boolha and rldea resulted In the clearing of one hundred and fourteen dol­ lars " Prises for the best costumes were awarded to Loren Jonei, pre­ school, Janette Hosack, second grade, Donna Moore, first grade, and Kirby Osteen, third grade, Mrs. Notan Osteen was general chairman with Ihe following com­ mittee; Mrs. Robert Williams, Mrs. George Hlrt, Mrs. Robert Hlrt, Mrs. Bill Smedberg, Mrs. Dick Jonas, Mrs. Harry Osteen, Mr*. Sam Brooke, Mrs. John Helmi, Mri. Margaret Harris, Mrs. King Allman, Mrs. J. C. Car­ penter, Mrs. J. S. Peterson, Mrs. Curtis Vlnelent, Mrs. Frank George, Mrs. Grant Clutter, Mfs. Marvin ‘ Riggs, Mrs. Margaret Shlnus, Mrs. Elmer Cohen, Miss Baltty Vlnelent and Junior Vleno. son. The purpose for Ihe meellng w ii the election of officers. Mrs. Wilkinson opened with a scripture lesson. Sirs. McEachcm led the prayer. Officers elected were Mrs. Wil­ kinsen, chairman. Mrs. McEachern, Vice-Chairman, Mrs, Tew, sec. and treas., Mrs. Maddox, rnllstment, Mrs. T, W. Ferguson, publicity, Mrs. Price, stewardship. The regular monthly meeting will be held the second Monday of each month. Following the clo.lng prayer by Mrs. Wilkinson, the group enJoyed refreshments and a social hour. Conning The News By*VIRGINIA CONN, It Is a little late to be comment­ ing on the Southside Carnival— except for the mount of money that was made, but nevertheless, there were several things worth shouting about, even late. One was the excellent harbeque din­ ner cooked by Cotton Brown, that completely sold out—another was the antics of clown* Voile Williams Jr. and Buddy Rawia. The child­ ren were completely entranced by them. There was no doubt but what the carnival Is always bigger than the past year. Another difference; this year the children seemed to sport more costumes. The lost par­ ents congregated In the middle of Ihe playground, where they drink coffee and exchanged groans. Little Ella Boutwel! came to the carnival as a tiny colonial maiden, complete with white wig and para­ sol. Her mother was dressed as her "m im m y". Ruth Boutwell hid Just gone through a Halloween party for several youngsters, and had planned to come wtih all of them to the carnival. Not all the mothers were that brave. One thing that will drag us all back lo the annual event—com­ pletely aside from our children, P. T. A. spirit and alt that—U that one may see people not en­ countered In years. It Is like old home week, Dodie King had her bridge club on Friday afternoon. Thore were so many cars I though she was giving a reception, but it turned out that each member eame In her own wheel*. Present were Tret a Michel, Jana Miller, Betty McCracken, Sonja Blackwood, Ani­ ta Hadden, Haiel Rowell, Betts Linker, Ruth TuIIy, Jean Fitton, Polly Brubaker, and Jean Dooley. Hazel won firit and Dodlo, the booby. Brava men were Johnny MeCracken and Bob Hadden when they took nln* young l}oya temping overnight Saturday, The occasion Announcing the Opening of PIXIE DAY NURSURY Half day or all Day Call Nancy Jackeom FA 2-2017 for additional Information • > -•• Happy Birthday Doris Wallace Wad NEW Arrivals In Local Hospital To Charles Brice Mr. and Mn. Harold Walton o f Geneva, announce the marriage o f their daughter Darla to Char* lea Brice of Kansas City, Mo, The wedding look plaeo October • at 6:00 p. m. In the Fin* Methodist Church on Park At*. The bride wore a whit* toe* over satin ballerina length (own Jk with long sleeves and a semQopod ,? V . neckline. Her veil waa attached to a lace bead band with aeed pearla and sequtna. She carried • white Bible. Matron of honor waa her sletar, Mr*. Shirley Washburn. I Mr. Brice chose as his beet man, Andrew Nledlr, who served with him In VAH-7 at the Sanford Naval "VS Air Station. A reception followed the mony at the bride's parents'! .i - ________ In Geneva. Tho couple aro presently Bring HARY nOY GI OVER. «on of Mr. BARY BOY DENTON, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Glover, San. and Mrs. John Benton, Hanford: In K auai City, Mo., after Mr. Bora Oct. J*. ford. Born Oct. 30, Brlco'a release from tho service, (Photo By Bergstrom) (Photo Hy Bergstrom) The bride is a former *mploy*t of RoumlUat and Anderson. 1 lr m Bazaar Scheduled At Elk’s Club The Chureh of J on s Christ of Latter Day Saints Is apnsoriftf a bazaar which wDI bo hold at tho Elk'a Club on Saturday, Now. t, from 1:00 nntit 6:00 p. aa. Than will be booths, garaea, pony rides, hamburgeri and fun for all. Tho publie Is Invited, Garden Circles It AIt Y HOY WILLIAMS, aon of BABY GIRL BEST, danthtar of Mr. and Mr*. Edward I*. Wiliams, 3tr. and .Mri. Thomas Beit, San­ ford. flora Oet. 31. Sanford. Bom Oct. 31. (Photo By Bergstrom) (Photo by Bergstrom) Calendar Mon. Nov. 4 The Intermediate G. A.'s of tho First ltapt. Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Park 109 W. 17th St. at 7:15 P. M. A Baptist Assoclltional Music School for Sanford and DeLand will he held at the First Bapt. Church at 7:13 P. M. Tue. Nov. 3 Tho Baptist Assoclltional Music School for Sanford and DeLand will be held at the First Baptist Church at 7:30 P. M. Girl Scout Troop 242 will meet at the First Bapt. Church at 3:30. charge. First Methodist Church 10:00 a. m.—Revival meeting, 7'30 p. m.—Revival meeting, 8:30 o. m. _ Circle No. II meet in McKinley Hall after revival meeting. Wed. Nov. 6 Prayer meeting will he held at the First Baplist Church at 7:30 and at 8.13 there will he a Sun­ day School Workers' confercnco. Thu Nov 7 The Baptist Associations! Music School for Sanford and DeLand will be held at the First Bapt. Church at 7:3(1 P. M. Fri. Nov 8 The Baptist Asxnciatlonal Music School for Sanford and Del.aml will he held at the First Bapt. Church at 7:50 P. M. . MONDAY. NOVEMBER 4 First Methodist Church t0:0fl * m —Revival meeting, 7:30 p. m.—Revival meeting. The Executive Board meeting of tho Women of tho First Presby­ terian Church will be held in the Session Room at ten A. W. Tho Boy Scout* of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 7:00 P. M. The Phitathea Class of the First Presbyterian Church will meet with Mrs. Kirby Fite, Celery Ave­ nue, at 7:48 P. M. C<»-hostcsi will he Mrs C. L. Redding. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8 Brownie Scout Troop No. 133 of the First Presbyterian Chureh will meet in the Youth Building at 3:00 P. M. Tlie Senior Girl Scouti of tho First Presbyterian Chureh will meet, at 3:30 P. M. Tho Junior Fellowship of tho First Presbyterian Church will meat at the,Church at 3:30 P. M. The Junior Choir of tho First Presbyterian Church will meet for rehearsal at 4:13 P, 31. The Pioneer Choir of the First Presbyterian Church will meet for rehearsal at 3:00 P. M. The Pioneer Fellowship of tho First Presbyterian Chureh will meet fur supper and recreation In the Youth Building from 6:00 P. M, through 8:00 P. 31. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6 First 3!cthodi.*t Church 10:00 a. m— Revival meeting, 7:30 p. m. in —Revival meeting. Circle No. 9 of the Women of the First Presbyterian Church, Mr*. Joe Baker, Chairman, will meet at 10:00 A. 3f. at the homo of Mra. Roy Mann, 121 West 18th St., followed by a covered dish luncheon. Girl Scout Troop No. 149 of the First Presbyterian Church will meet In tho Youth Building at 3:30 P. M. Tho Senior High Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church will meet for supper at 0:00 P, Sf. The Youth Choir of the First Presbyterian Church will meet for rehearsal at 6:30 P. M. The Senior High Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church will meet for recreation at 7:30 P, 31. The 3lld-Wcck Bible Hour of the First Presbyterian Church will be conducted by the Pastor, Rev, A. G. Mclnnls, at 7:00 P. 31. Tho Chancpl Choir of tho First Presbyterian Church will meet for rehearsal at the Church at 7:30 P. M. was Jay McCracken's eighth birthday. The tenta, cols, blank­ November 1 ets, etc. were gathered and set up Lynn Hass «n a nearby take. The mother* Gregory Walker kept offering suggestions of tow­ November 3 els, soap and other essential*, hut nob Cillahan In nearly every case were voted Mrs, Taut Chesterson d-wn. The menu was superlative, November I anl even included ice cream, hot It. If. Young chocolate and cake fur dinner (be- Bobby Thompson ililei hat dogs and beans.) Break­ fast was a rugged eggs and bacon. Tho hoys who went were Crilg Savage, Johnny King, Glenn and Gary Webber, Jay Taync, Chuck Scott, Bobby Hadden and Hobby Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Starr Conn. Tbe boy* fished before the sun went down, and I don't know will celebrate their fifty-seventh anyorie who ha I a b e t t e r wedding anniversary November 6. THURSDAY time than Bobby Conn. He i* still' The Slam have three children; First Method!,t Church 10:00 a. walking on air. Mrs. Bob Derrick. Mr*. Phil llsir rn.—Revival meeting Evelyn Epps reported, before of Sanford, and WII Starr of Mid* 7 :3 0 p. m.— R e v iv a l meeting. leaving for Miami Beach, that she dlcton, Pa. The Starrs have twvn had received a card from Mike resident* of Sanford since Iflix. Stone. Mike Is in Naples, and has Mr. Starr has worked fur the city seen Dale and Madelyn Scott. They of Sanford for thirty yean, and had a grand time together talk­ only recently retired. ing about how wonderful Sanford Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Epp* Sr is. Everyone is more than a little and Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Epp* Jr., homesick, ov*r there. left Sunday for Miami Beach, where they will attend the National the Mitchell County Centennial. Dental Convention. The Epp* will Friends of Mr*. Mildred Peters stay at the Fontalntilcau Hotel. will be glad to know that she is They plan lo return Thur-day, getting along nicely and hat re­ John D, Cochran, If. E. Coch­ turned to her home in Loch Arbor A semi-formal dinner dance will ran and Mr*. Christine S. Wood­ after undergoing minor surgery be sponsored November 22 by the ruff spent last week In Camilla, at tho Seminole Memorial Hospital Officer Wives Club, The dance G*., with friend* and relatives. on Tuesday. will be held St the Longwood Ho­ Whito there, they helped celebrate | tel A cocktail hour at 7:3d P. V. will precede Ihe buffet, widen will THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN be served from 8:30 until 10:00 P. M. i The Starlighters will play for dancing from *;iw p. M. until 1:00 A. M. Reservations may be made with unit representatives. P&AADjnalA O. W.C. To Sponsor Dance In Longwood Hemerocallls Circle will meet Thursday, Nov. T at T:M P. If. at the home of Mrt. Effle Durden, 1819 Palmetto Ave. Tbe pragma will bo "Garden Therapy", la ck member la requested to bring a plant for the plant aale to bo held at the meeting. Rose Circle wilt moot Friday, November 6, 9:45 a. m. at the home of Mrs. James Truitt, U86 Semlnols Blvd. Thera will bo ton minutes on horticulture. Mrs. Henry Simpson win give the pro* gram, showing her slides on Euro* pean garden*. The Dirt Gardeners will have their regular monthly buaheia meeting at tho horns of Mm. B. F. Robison, 1407 East Second I t, at 1:00 A. M., Friday, Nmmatbar 6. This will be only a buetaoaa meeting, Mrs. R. F. Robison, Miss Dorto Cline and Mrs. G. C. Harden ton hostesses for tha November moot­ ing, and wish to invito the Dirt Gardeners to bo their guesU at the program sponsored by the txora Circle on Friday, November 13. At this time Mrs. A, X. Muttins wlU speak on Interpretive Flower Arrangements Depleting the Twenty Third Psalm. For the college and: young career girl, the top three rotors for fall art* r. c!i:.- ,-rrjan and goM Also area throughout the coed collee* tlons aro cornflower blue and tha charcoaled shades of grey, brown* blue and green. College glrla also are going far what the St. Louis clothing manta* facturcrs call the "sock" dress. It Is so-called because It borrows tbr Argyle patterns of men's socks and adapts them to a woven wool Jar* sey, designed on lines so aimpto tho dress is as easy aa a sock to slip Into. It has a drawstring bait, cardigan neckline and brief sleeves. m e. lit STORK fa zttst "Gifts of Distinction are Jewelry Store Gifts." Watch B u d , p both for Men & Women Come In Today x i’ank iMoeu Jewelers 110 S. Park Ph. FA 2-5952 save by the Lei EVA-BESS Show You The Difference In • STYLING • NATURALNESS • • DURABILITY Wert Jewelry "GEM EX” BETTER YOUR SAVINGS SCORE PERMANENT WAVES W# expertly repair all type* of watebea using only genuine parte. We stand behind our work ao that you will have complete satisfaction. Bring in your watch today and let u* put it in top running condition. All watchea aro timed electron­ ically on the Watchmaster. Let ua repair your 400 day dock also. 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Although thing* w nt u well aa they did for the locale they weren't th* ball team that th* fan* bar* seen la the y u t Everywhere *ww looked a player waa limping and If there had been n» tape la town quite a few ef th* boy* would not here been around. Several kev men were literally taped together at the knee*. A large crowd waa on hand to tee the Seminole* raman undefeated la their tint fire batlgames. I arenaa Big Ed ■ avenge! 110 If the bandages vwa like Stotaky. ad Barbour tin treofcla It eonId Bfeteace victory, p Leesburg next thee* Fighting y will be trying victory to m «y obcab n u u n r CaMed Prom Bean* Writer HONO KONG (UP)— The any whe claimed that self waa a ebay game never played at th* Reyal Kong Golf Ctnb. TUa may *xplain why a hand* k b w b k t in a ST K rt la eui#ey"cMmgten far the aereod straight year. Because tW O BAMFOUXTKS making a place foe Owmselteo with th# BeMbentvatow College Btouus. PbU Byrd, left, at halfback end Jha Benitos (right) at quarterback. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Former SHS Gridsters Playing On SUC Sqnad Two formtr Seminole Chanty with the Bison*. He hat a 3.1 High school Noth*!! men a n mskrashlng average and a flee ue a «•*(* for themi-lTcs y*rt ,T t r l p toT P***1bC »T*V*r* r»h tho“ t -! {A j0B3lm u h»» lUwkina * * * * * *also « * rla * n *« ^* Sf o cu t7h J e rT n in , JttcJB. «» man srsi made ,1 Halfback Thllip Byrd. Itipaanl fcor f?r f.'or la the lsit game with CMC, This la the Brat year hi later* c.'Jerlate football far the Wadley T-iaier eoDrge team and the Btsoa* are ratod one of the nroagru jun­ ior eoTego squad* in th* South Kim waa ahet » and down ever Trieste and he long ago loaned that fear la a aedime thing. A* far Old Fearless, you may now refer to me a* Old Fearful. Because this to a course when leopards, cobras, tigers, bomb* sank**, guerilla warfare, cameo* flaged soldiers, rumbling tanka and galisping bora** are m more rare pun doubt* bogey* on the Fraley, scorecard. ■ “ Don't be surprised If wo see a leopard," Kim said caaniT* u be sent a t.e shot whistling straight down the miMte. "There's rapposed -to bo me 1mtc around b en right bow. Down from South CN-* mountsir.j v * '»•».** I did not know or I wouldn't have come. "Nice straight tee shot," I quae* end, spraying eae Into the rough. Bewars at Snakes "You have la be straight beer," h* replied. "Lets of snakes la tha n o ck y’know." 1 hadn't known 1 kit a "KaB* gan." Finally *a the fairway I saw my ball laying atop e small bole and suggested that under winter rules 1 should bo able to move It "By all mesas." Kim said. "Bet do it carefully. That's a bamboo snake bole and if one of thvto nip* you, you're gone In three hours y'know" I didn't know But I was almost gone right then—back to th* club* houie Up ahead It looked at If ite-tv was a small e'ump of bushes screening th* gmm. My harried approach shot mad* straight far the bushes — hut th* bushes moved aside. I nibbed my rye*. "Yes. they movH," Kim chuck'ed. *it's tn>,';>j practicing camoe* flag* wear. They do that all the time around ben. If they aad.Vt test you. your ball prjh-.hlj would have made *p:sj' »b«a It hit ta* tf thrir neimets" 1 hurried forward to apologise to the ‘ bushes" hut they meted tnlo a glade of tree* a-.4 I ttw they had screened a sandtrttv Aai FRICK CONSIDERS MOVE NEW YORK tl'P> — RjuebaB C.xaaiut.txr l'nrJ Frick win c-vaaif t movtat hi* office to CVctca g New York Ctty remains a obet f i n n a *r Irayne rite far aa* otber ftw year*. The chief realm f x the shift, shack! i: matrriaUrr. kagavi regarding p e W - "red. the players' attempt. General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY Planning To Buy ? Yowl! Iowa th* gwlwt, plenaiag ntmowphere o f Little Vtwice, am* o f Sanford* moat desirable Ion Home EDDIE BARBOUR o ssm s the New Smyrna Friday night. The Lite M ayfair law Cotta try Club, cewvew there, so help me. was the ball— la you have to lift the snake lin t-" with a cobra sitting on it <ikc a Tank BaU* Oa Green ben hatrhiftg on egg Flaying a new ball. 01* Fear­ "You ret a free lift In a case less dribbled it into th* tame trap Uke this," said Kim. "Only thing and finally playing another ball made the green. Then u»t aa I was about to putt, a man gaBoped over n rise down along the edge of tb* grown and pelted off down the fairway la Intercept a tank which rumbled Into sight from the direction of the second green. "Colonel so and so." said Kim casually "Realty loves horses j l s s v , but doesn't cart a bit far r tf" Right about there tb* colonel had company. Th* rely thing 1 hadn't seen after oae hole was b leopard. We gave it up there and couldn't even play the l»th brio. BELL’S •"RING" MATCH iently wear Saaford bet far emoogk oat NEW YORK (UP) —Bobby BeQ of Walfea, S.Y., baa been matched for n lb-round boot with Poppy Gault of Spartaoburr. S.C.. for tb* North American Feather­ weight championship. Nor. SO. at Newburgh, N Y. to bare jont a touch o f country living. GUILD PICKS CUUWY NEW YORK Bob Cowry. Star scorer and play-maker of the Bortan Critics, will receive the Newspaper Guild of New York's annual Page Os# Award Sasday right la Madison Square Garden when the Celtic* play the Syra­ cuse Nationals and the New York Knlcka »e*t the Philadelphia War­ riors in a National BaikrtbaB As­ serts lion dnblrheader. ^ = £ U ttU ,C ? k e fc r Jv V t o ll Mary Btvd. BEDS SIGN RCj TLN MEMPHIS CP— Hrrb Ke.tr*. third hasemar. a^i t r > u » of the Alabama hair ha3 tc.-ra, !ia •tgned a coo tract w.;h :•>xatl P.rilrfi and baa U u as slrard ts the Weuatehrn, Wash team la th* Casa B NVrtkwwst league. 0. D. Farrell's Arcade PackageStore 1958 Leaders in both styling and value Studebaker-Packard SPECUL EVENT FOR NATIONAL ART WEEK NOV. Ist-Sth T*#w w « W i PICTURE SALE nt Ike HkMew Gardes* Arrad# GaRerv. Winter Pari. Florida. Aa unlimited number of n u ll pictures wiB be wodd la wwter cwtorn. pastel* A oris nt reduced price*. ARTISTS* LEAGUE OF ORANGE COUNTY *T There is o Real Need for a Woman’s Views and Opinions on the City Commission. pd. pol ndv. Located M ar Sanford Motor Co. Inc iw m �V . '* j'S » - \ * » 1 » H W W M L 1— ' Is Held * .\ ■iX £ f *• - k TO MOUTH-HELD BRUSH — Twwty-elfht-year^ld Mrs. Maniai Bob. POLIO VICTIM PAINTS WITH arts, of BsaSre, M att, la aa i ecwaalisbcd artist. Bat aha kaa to kail tko pohd Wash tlatekad to tor ................ teeth to ta n oat pictures sackaa tkla one of a dag. Mrs. Roberts, pictured with tor thereplaMoacher, Moaa Fialdman, Is 93 perrent paralysed as the result of aa attack of poll*. Sto has tko aae of only tor aeck, throat, aad jaw muse Wo, aad must spead tor days la a bed specially oqolpped with a cheat malrator.________________________ _______________ _________________________ (UP Telephoto) K. Douglas Tells 01 Experiences On European Trip (Varnea Scott la on yaeatioa. [ By KIRK DOUGLAS Today Kirk Douglas relates his Written for the United Press experiences la Europe while HOLLYWOOD (UP)—Lika ievm ahlag a pair of pictures serves eral hundred t h o u s a n d other tko Atlantic.) I Americans, I spent the summer A WAK.*I Vn.Mt.1t 1’ Mt.lUCt r „ .. Our delightful weather la bringing the tourL.-> ».— . early this year! If YOU rian to Sell-TII18 IS T1IK TIME! For Best Result*, the SAFE, FAST. EURE and FAIR WAY—use the HANSDROUGII AUC­ TION METHOD—Successful Selling Since 1911. For details—call Orlando GArden 4-4571. ATTEND! AucTioN ATTEND! WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9—1:30 P.M. ON THE OCEAN!—“ ARUBA APT8." EXCELLENT INCOME PROPERTY 3135 8. Atlantic Are.— DAYTONA 1IEACH There are 2 concrete block buildingi—one a 2-story with owner's apartment and 2 efflelcnclaa on lat floor —and a large ocean eltw apt. on second floor with private porch affording delightful ocean and Halifax hirer view. Second story has regular siding. Roof la com position and In excellent condition. Owner’a apt. adjoins office and linen room. Two downstairs efficien­ cies have 2 rooms and bath respectively. Both units connect and ean easily be converted'into one larger ap­ artment. Second building la one story concrete block with built-up gravel roof, lias 2 efficiency apta. It's adjacent to the “ world's most famous and finest beach." Occupants Just step from their apt*, right on. to this beautiful beach and Into the surf. Location is excellent—Just 2 blocks aouth of Port Orange Bridge. The "Aruba Apt!.’* have been given an excellent rating by the Hotel Commission. There’s ' c of room for building build' plenty additional Motel-type or Indivldu Jual income units. FRIDAY, NOV. *—1:30 P.ll. BA8HVILLE PARK. 3. ML from TAVARES On Haines Creek Rd. off U. S. Ilwy. 411 2 CHOICE LAKE COUNTY PARCELS RIPE FOR DEVELOPMENT! No. 1—constats of approx. 40 acres with 1200 ft. paved road frontage and a 10 acre lake. Has city convenienc­ es. Boat rights to Oklawaha Canal granted in deed. This canal la part of inland waterway leading to ocean. No. 2—approx. SO acre Island with 3000 ft. water frontage on Halnet Creek and 4000 ft. frontage on Oklawaha Canal. Aeeeas to Islam! granted with 30 ft. minimum right-of-way guaranteed. Haines Creek con­ nects Lake Griffin and Lake Eustls, part of Inland waterway. ATTEND! !»' ATTEND! TUEH. NOV. IS.— 1:30 P. M. SUBURBAN ORLANIIO Corner N. Frederica Drive A Fortley Ave. • East off Conway—Curry Ford Rd. LARGE VILLA STYLE HOME with Carribeaa Thatch style roof. 2 Extra Lota also sell. Buy Separataly or Toietber In Europe. Although most of them w en on tacallon, while I wa» there to work,‘ I did have enough time off to play the tourist and gape at monument!, take a crack at ordering mast* in foreign lan­ guage!, and expoie a lot of film. Since I obviously can's Invite you all Into my living room to look at the home movies, I would liko to talk about some of the things that Impressed me most. Favors Long Lunch I was definitely in favor of tha 90-minute lunch hour. Europeans do not understand, and won't avan try to, tha American short-order quick - snack grab-lt-on-the-run noontime m eal- They enjoy eating and they like to* savor each mouthful, Onca I got used to it, I found I was for their quiet and easual acceptance of life's normal de­ lays. While we wrre s h o o t i n g “ Paths of Glory" a friend in America cabled that he was send­ ing a script to 9 0 airmail spe­ cial delivery and wanted an Im­ mediate r e a c t i o n . Two days passed and still no script I rushed to tho Munich post of­ fice and demanded an explana­ tion. The official shrugged bli shoulders and laid, “ Sometimes it happens this way." Maybe this at­ titude {.revents the Europeans from accomplishing as much as we do, but I alio noticed they do not gulp pills with each meal, nor do they need sleeping tablets or wakc-up lotenges or any of the other artificial boosters so many of us seem to require. High Regard For Artists I was for candlelight nn the dinner tables, the gas • saving park-easy small cars, the high regard for artists, musicians, op­ era singer*, composers, writers and actors. Tho question most asked, of Course, Is: What about European women? I will say this— Ameri­ can women are better dressed, better groutned and do far more with what they've got than their arross-the-seas sisters. Not a word more. After all. I married a Europe­ an. and after surviving the World War I battlefields of "Paths of Glory" and the 10th Century war* In “ The Vikings” —l don't Intend to get clobbered now. The Sanford Herald—Fkg« T — __________ Monday, November 4, “ And now there it complacency CHICAGO (UP)— Once upon a time then was a elty muse and and conformity among the young a country muse, and the continu­ people to such an extent that sev­ ing debate between poet Carl eral eminent educators on last Sandburg and architect Frank commencement day felt c»"*d on Lloyd Wright proves than atilt to tell these young people In ef­ fect: ‘ Beware of being satisfied are. Sandburg again sang the praises with things at they are! Beware of skyscrapers and the "two-lee- of conformity in ideal!' " But Sandburg atill love* the city, ged joker," man, who builds them, while Wright deckled to go and Chicago in particular. He sang of the “ skyaerapert home and take a nap after looting a devastating blast at cities In around Wicker Drive In Chicago, tail oblongs In orchestral confu­ gtneraL Wright. SI, and Sandburg, 79, sion..." Sandburg concluded on a differ­ were la Chieago Wednesday to as­ sist In tha climax of a “ Chicago ent note than Wright who told dynamic" program backed by lo­ Chltagoans the skyscrapers should be torn down. cal steel makers. Ill* free verse asked: Appearing on a panel shared by “ When one tall skyscraper city planners and businessmen, la torn down Wright found himself a-vocal mi­ Who takes down and puta nority of on*. The bristling archi­ op those skyscrapers? tect from Spring Green, Wl*., first Man—the little two-legged told his fellow panel member* Joker-man." they didn't know their business. City on Way Out “ THEY GOT TO GO" While all tha authorities urged INDIANAPOLIS « t— M a r I o n •xpanslvt program* to renovate County Sheriff Robert O'Neill ex­ elty life, the white-maned oundJt plained why ha issued aa order to CAPTAIN L. A. ARTHUR, COMMANDING OFFICER, NAS. Saaferd, preacmt* Freak E. Heha •aid: hava Elvis-type haircuts cropped "If wn continue building cities by tha Jail barber. lie "deesta" the Public Work* Department with 975 dollar check for the beneficial anggestioa to aabsaltted the Assistant Public Work* Officer, Lieutenant (Junior grade) R. D. George Jr.. M m on. as we do now, tho city will not them. (Official U. S. Navy p last long. In another IS years this elty will be on Its way out." "American cities are madleval cities," he charged, "CentraUxa-By HOYT HNOtlon la no( essential to our Ilia and Ceafra! Prsaa Writer la an impediment to the good life." IT HAS been dlecloeed that the gnat strides. Anyhow, It'll be About 800 high school students British Women’s Royal Am y many a century before they're heafd the architect confide,. “ I Corps has enough long woolen caught with thetr panly supply Io«* to a teen-ager to express ar­ pintle* to last 100 years. That's down. I I I chitecture as I would like to see a lot of drawerafuL UAAA. The publication flbclcl Culture t t ! It" denounce* racetrack gam bling as Tkl* fact cam* from He w*v Sandburg, who had traded quips “a lew passion for a quick pro­ and opinion* with Wright Tuesday office’* endI*secre/ory of elate. fit." It tom also be a quick pas­ Looks as If higher authority night, read a eulogy to hi* old sion for a low profit. ought to step In. horns town tn prose and poetry I I I I t t at a banquet Wednesday night levies CuHero toy* the pariTha end!decretory ef stele Complacency, Conformity didn’t even knew whether the motoel* or* earning theusonde of Throwing in a dash of blttqrs. penile* were with or wither* aloe- Moetovlte* to hecoma drunkard* Sandburg castigated "material tic. AH he wot tor* of woe, aa aad loe* their |*h* and whres. prosperity, a fat-dripping prosper­ 900-year supply of women's ■vldotttly the led here* le net a ity, surpassing any previously orory pantlet wo* meetly without horse ef another color. I I t known to the American people, women. SANFORD MOTOR CO., INC. Soviet Culture sayi there are even though there !i an estimated t I t such things aa touts, who give Ml 8. SANFORD AVE. Pk. FA 2-43SS > fringe of some 20 million persons Apparently the British procure- poor Information. Bo you see, on or close to tha poverty line. 1 raent agency has been making aU tn all ll'a a small world. YOU'RE TELLING ME! FreeSample, J Studebaker-Paokard FRIDAY, NOV. 15—1:30 P. M. South Spring Garden Avenue SUBURBAN DKLAND LARGE CONCRETE BLOCK STUCCO HOME on 1 ACRE PLOT ALSO SEPARATE I1H ACRE TRACT _________ Huy Separately or a A WHOLE!__________ U. S. Government Surplus Property U. S. NAVY COLO STORAGE PLANT—Ml N.W. 72nd St. In the N. W. 7lh Ave. COMMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL ARRA or MIAMI TUESDAY, NOV. 19-1 P. M. On the Premises Regardless of Weather WOULDN'T KNOW FRIDAY. NOV. 32—1:39 PJf7 3-BEDROOM CONCRETE BLOCK HOME On Palm Drive—H Block from Proposed Plaaa Shoppie g Center MERRITT LAKE ESTATES ________________ MERRITT ISLAND WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27—1:39 P. 2-Story DUPLEX-MT. DORA 959 East Hlh Avenue 3 Blocks north of U. S. Ilwy. 441 4 Blocks East of Downtown ML Dora IDEAL INCOME PROPERTY WATCH FOR THIS " o n e ! FRIDAY—NOV. 29 TAVARES TRAILER PARK Ideally located with ecceoe to Islam! Waterway. This is oee of Central Florida's Largest aad Most Modern Trailer Courts. Improvements consist of cottages, r». creation room, showers, toUcts, (sundry rooms ami docks. Hoe Urge wader frontage. Pecmanent Rentals! l argo (lp c y ik e seep! Far Security Income, Invest­ ment and Pteaseot I istew this outstanding property is kaod to heart 'V f .i — , . ,, i —........ ........ ............... Maay other coming Auctions Including: Ranches, Mo­ tels, Bpsihea* pruporRos, Residential aad Iacosae F ilp iteS ? T V !,' ',4 ,NC B ANNOUNCE In 1885, InduitrfitTit Henry M . Flayer Visited Florida, and saw boundleas opportunity. He organ­ ized railroads, formed steamship lines, founded hotels — inveited millions, pioneering tiie early development o f Florida's East Coast as • winter resort. A- born optimist, he would be amazed at how Florida has grown beyond even his* great expectations. This progress is a dramatic example o f free enterprise at work. FLORIDA! The vision of mta like Flagler remains an Inspiration to the folks at Florida Power & Light Company, where free cnterpriM ie planning and building ahead for the Florida of tomorrow. . . to keep ahead of both present and future growth. Free enter­ prise at work in Florida is jrouy Ust assurance of happier Florida living. . . today and tomorrow! read, of mm aula srcUeel la’ - kWh the dri.cr ha. am auta'iaeisraare, aM coulda'I pay a If a t a a r t •wirdM oar. T V victim ikea kaa to pay kia own medical ti> pease* — Dues y o u r agency kata ikia "lla iu im l H U ioix'1 (bat pay* Ike legal liaMUty of aa uaiaiurrd or kMma drirtr far tmimry Ia aay. maaibrr of Ike family ?" ‘ FOLDERS Dial FA 2-576i t * W . S co ll Burns, D ir. M gr. L I G H T 207 Magnolia A»e. �> ; T m t t t Election v 19 Tangier (AV-S) until October M when he wan amt to tho Naval tr Station, P otw t River. ML I I t i piombor l*M m reported l the Medical Officer ■» Urn Na­ tl Bow, Argentine. Newfoundad, remaining tboro until 1 8 * hen bn waa tranaferred to the , 1 Naval Boopltal, PhUadripMa, m i ' j , ji<'" 1 ' '■<^ w ,. t Pram Inly 1 M to Jane 1830, ret, Stutamas w*a the Assistant Pedicel Officer at the Navy Depot, teablogten, D- C. ■a reported aboard tho alrWlft ■ r t r USS Bon Nornire 1:.chard 3V-31) la Auguat 1*8 a* tho tedical Ofl'cer an rtntflnod ten until May 1 M when he waa mailgnrd to tho Third Marino A h nag, which waa fighting In Ko­ rn, i i the Unit* Medical Officer He la entitled to wear Iho Korean irvfce Modal, United Nationi artlco Modal. American Drfcnw arvtfo Modal, -FrMdmtia) Unit Untlon (Koraa) and the World rar n Victory Madal. B o b married to tho farmer Mbs lobno M. Rood of Philadelphia, a. They havo flva ehUdrcn, Ro­ am Jr.. 11: John, nine; Helen, W ort m (to I n M CM* Cowter (a pregrateteg tho now eHy facility la ospoeted to bo toady for n o by a n t April who* convontlona aura already alated to bo bold hero. However, plan far the aav audi­ torium and recreation renter for elnldioit of ail a r n d'-oi not In* rtJdo furnlihliga. Tonight, proo ' t o t n e t and wo­ men o f Sanford, la cooperation with tho Amu*ean Hone Depart■cat o f tho Sanford W imam Club, ate doing their bit In a faahlon ahow and wonaoloia wedding In order that aono o f tho ftralahtags for tho Sanford Cirie cantor might bo pmrldad. Vanda from tonlght'a big event which will begin at l p. m. In the Plnccm t School auditorium will go toward paying far fktmlehinga at tho now Sanford facility. The co-chairman for tonight'* ■how, Mr*. Robert R. Mahan and Mr* W. L.' Kirk, haeo appealed to local dtisona to turn out to en­ joy Uiemiolvo* and at the same time help fe local organisation do ita part toward mahlag Sanford Civic Canter furnishing! possible. Sheriff Reports Quiet Weekend ■•slat citlsaa iroups in pushthe- vital foIIow-Uiroigh effort The final report resulting from ’ the study of this area will be a completely objective analysis of the information gathered. In short, this report will outline specifically r- tho potential strong points in the v.Cojnrty and, at the same time, i, pout out any weakness that must p k l corrected before the County's 'bid for new industrial payroll* can E&attala'maximum effictlvcneaa. The Development Commission v Bad the research firm will cooper­ ate in assisting areas and counties to form organisations to Implemoot sod carry out *he recommcn. fattens growing out .of this *ur! voy. This follow-up program would toeludo direct contacts between ' appropriate Industries and the area - and county groups,. ,V In keeping with the Legislature directive, the Development Com­ mission has engaged the services of Dr. John 0 . Boynton, and Dr. T, Stanton Dietrich, profe* d u a l­ ly trained and qualified consult­ ants Dr. Boynton and Dr. Dietrich, *■ coordinator* o f tho survey will be responsible for tho Implement*' tloa of action by local org'.nlr* tlooa al tha community level. "It was a vary quiet weekend,” Sheriff J, L. Hobby reported this morning.' i There w on It prisoners admitt­ ed to Jail and U released, tha Sheriff said. Tha total Jail popu­ lation was S3 with 20 Col/red malt, eight white male, and four colored female bolng held. Jaycees Need Rental Listings More than SO calls and Inqulrit* at the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce Tonrlat In­ formation Booth last week were for rental homes and apartments. However, the Jayctci do not have sufficient listings to provide for tho number of inquiries and ealla. Those haring homes for rent, furnished or unfurnished end apartments for rent are asked to list them with the Joycees. At the same time, those having listed rental honte« and apart­ ment! with the Tourist Informa­ tion Booth and have already rentad them are ashed to call and ad­ vise so that the listing may be removed. The telephone number te FA ISS81 b o g Jr. wifl apeih t* Sanford CUttomorrow at a Joint aMe luncheon sponsored by the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce. The mooting wtO bo bold at (be Holy Croeo Rpltcopal Church par­ iah bona* at I f noon. ' Tho Sanford Rotary Club, K1 wanla Chib and Jayeoet have can­ celled their regularly scheduled luncheon mettlngs in order to bear Congmaman Heriong and his an­ nual massage. Today, with Ms mobile trailer office, He. long will visit Votyiia County point* with itopa at Se­ ville, Pierson, Barborvilla, De­ Leon Spring*, end hutch at Lake Helen. This afternoon ho la mak­ ing (tope at Orange City and Can­ adies. Tomorrow morning Congress­ man Heriong will visit DeBary with his trailer office and than spend the n it of the day in San­ ford. Wodnasday Congressman Her­ long will attend n reception at the Sanford Naval Air Station and then visit the . Marion County points of Wtirsdalo, Ocklawaba and Bellvisw, He is achaduted to addnsa tho Mount Dora Khrsnla Club at noon Thursday and tha Klulmmao Chamber of Commerce Friday night. * S Assn. Observing Centennial In ’57 Plana for tha observance of American Education Week, Nor, 10-18, ware outlined In detail at a recent meeting of the pubtle relations committee of th» Semi­ nole County Education Associa­ tion, according to an announce­ ment mede by Mra. Robert Rumbley. chairman. American Education Wart Is sponsored annually by the Nation­ al Education Association and al­ lied organisations. . Tho theme this year, "An edu­ cated people moves freedom for­ ward,” emphasises that tha Na­ tional Education Association Is calibrating ita centennial— a cen­ tury of prograaa In providing our country with ■ constantly Improv­ ing educational program. EipecUUy during this week cllliens are urged to visit the schools and to laarn about local school conditions. Mrs. Rumbley has announced the following sub-committer chair­ men: Mlsa ZlUah Welah, radio pro­ grams; Mrs. Velma Mitchell, civle programs; Mra. Guy Allen, school programs; Virgil Duffell, noatcra and movie publicity; Mra. Max Cohoriy, correspondence; and Mra. Robert Schmidt, newspaper pub­ licity. Chief Richardson Re-fcnlists For 6 Ordnanee Chief, UBN, o f 1538 Hib­ iscus Avt., Winter Part, was reenlisted In tho Navy for ate yonra yesterday at tho Naval Air Bu­ tton, Sanford. Ha 1a currently serv­ ing with Heavy Atteek Squadron Etevan (VAH-U). A veteran of both the Korean eonfUet and World War H, Richardson has over IS yoare active duty with tho Navy. In World War II, Richardson flow aa a tall i n ­ ner and served aboard tha USB Orekany (VAC-34) during tho Kor­ ean action. Among hla decoration*, Rlchardson has the American Defense Ser­ vice Medal, Aalatlc-Pacifle Ann Medal, World War II Victory Medal, tho Chine Service Madal and the Korean Service Medal. In VAH-U, Richardson te a bom­ bardier-navigator In tho Douglas A3D-1 "Sky Warrior" type air­ craft. His duty la VAH-U h u ao far brought him to such varied places aa Cuba, Newfoundland, French Morrocco, Italy, England and many Mediterranean porta. When ho te not flying In tho fast twin-jet bomber, Richardson super­ vises tho squadrons communica­ tion. department, Cdr. Floyd L. Harris, Acting Commanding 01fleer of VAIM1, tonf’ Mra. J. B. Stapler nod Mrs. J. C; Muse. riueieet f — Clark, Mra. CUM Abba; Inspectors, Mr*. Ira B. Southward, Mra. A A TlndtL Product 4 - Clark, Mra. M. R, Warfol; Inspector!, Mra, C. I » Jar­ rett, Mra. Lucy Johnson and Mra. Jobg- Poi. Prednrt I—Clerk, Mra. Mildred Utter; Inspectors, Mrs. Dot Pleesob; Mr*. B. B, Wtlaenharger and Mrs. Milton Oort. Precinct 8—Ctertr, Mra. W. a Xllboo; Inspectors, Mra, J, H. BUbrey- Mra. John Thome* and Edaon Ooit, Precinct T— Clark, Mrs. Josto Prevatt; Iuapactora, Mra. Kolas Pare, Earnest Weating and Mrs. Anna Tofttey. Prsdact S - Clerk, Richard R. Parker; Inspector*, Polk D. Staytea,' . Robert B. Parker end Mrs. Gladys L-'Jano. Precinct 8— dark, Mrs. Rea Gray: Inspectors, Mrs. WllHo DeRou, Mrs. Elena Shaw a** Mrs. Georgs Bowler. ' Precinct 10— Clerk, William Mosgraves; Inspectors, g n Erelyn Thompson, Mrs. Katherina Ltacb and Mr*. Rbodaa Spldell. Precinct 11— Claris, J. C ■mute; Inspectors. Mrs.. Myrtle Mann, Mrs. Harriett Steinbeck and Mrs. Ann Pinnock. Product I t - Clerk, Mrs. Doro­ thy Lambert; Inspectors, Mrs. Ho­ ward Van Pelt, Mra. Kay Dunn and Mra, Atlanta McGinnis. Ffadnet U - Clark, Jo* Mlkler; Inspectors, Mra. Joe Mlkler, Mra. Pad Luca* and Mra. Jo* B. Mlk­ ler. Prednd 14— Clerk, Mrs. Julia Krohae; Inspectors, Mrs. Dorothy Pavelchah, Mrs. Ruth Kaiser and Mra. Mania* Bate*. Prednet I S - Clerk, Mra. Neills Kader; Inspectors, Mrs. John CarIton. Mn. T. A. Cobb and Mrs. W. H. Harriett. Precinct i f — Clark, 0. B. Hughes; Inspectors, Mra. Jeisl* Norris, Mra, 0. B. Hughes and Invited Chief lUchardnn's wife, Edna E. Rich ud ton and their three children, Barbara aga 13, Sharry age tlx, and Mona Gayle, ago two wee's*, to observe the ceremony and oath of allegiance. Safe driving la net taken for granted by the Heavy Attack Training Unit located at tho Banford Naval Air Station. Proof posi­ tive of the effort put forth by the officers and enlisted men la the faet that this Training Unit won tha Commander J. H. Bear Me­ morial Safe Driving Plaque three times and tied one* In the past five month*. This award waa sitabUihvd aa a memorial to the Commander J. H. Bear who lost his Ilf* in an automobile accident. This command attributsi its oxccptlonal safety record to the driv­ er education program supervised by W. r . Giles, Naval Air Station Safety Engineer, the unrelenting encouragement by officer* and senior potty officers and tha in­ centive provided by thr fifty dollar prise presented ta lb* winner *f IV Memorial Phqtic. "By driving carefully, ee-h man of this command ha* Invested in FINKS TAKES OVER CALGARY, AIU., (UP) — Bob Masteraon has resigned as general nianmger of the Calgary Stempedera of tlm Canadian Football League and wUt be replaced hr assistant coach Jim Ftnki. Mastersou Joined tha Stampederi last season. Finks played with tha Pittsburgh Stetter, for ala sea­ sons; i straight Ufa Insurant* policy, i miuma a n apread over a lifetime Our man pay a. premium of good lit easts leu than any other perJudgment and consideration for manent life Insurance,” said Cdr. others. Tho policy provides life- P. H. Norvell Jr., Commanding Oftime protection, and because pro- fleer of the squadron. Phono before U P T O 0 6 0 0 noon fo r y o u r m o u sy la t e r th a so m a d ay I Y o u s e le c t y o u r o w n rep a y m e n t p la n 1 cw» <•* „»■ . ** Cs* sJhL« feJisSvi Panr**** f*r ***” ******* ***— * ******* JIM* JIM * IN * gm HUB PUII* UN 111* hi * «tn mM * * 14* jnj j*i 1177** It* u * 11* ■— IIS South Park Avenue •Telephone) PAlrfan 2-4412 Each day the names of 4 people will be publlahed In The Herald Claaaified :olumni for FREE tickets to tho Movie- United Fund Drive land Ride-In and tha RItx theatres. If Additional contribution fti tha amount of 323 or more to the United Fund over tho week-end, a. re­ ported early this morning by the campaign treasurer, Roy F. Minn, are as follows: Mrs. II. C. Oakes, ISO; Dr. C. W Baker, |33; Mrs. Ann Bear, 333; Robb's Bakery, 340; Maffett's Auto Service, 333; Dr, J. C. Boyce, 135; Stewart Gatchel. 331; R. T. MUwee, 333; Mrs R. L. Cornell, 133; Mra. Appleby's Restaurants, ) » ; and Mn. J. C. Mitchell, *3 . ?our name appears, clip tha ad, it Is your free "eket—you pay only a email service and tax charge on passes. Present your Claaaified Ad Free Pass to the box office of the theatre named. T ° th e - 4i(i * ie a NOW SHOWING Frank Sinatra la See C. D. Brown Named Retailer Assn. VP A Sanford man was named an officer of the Allied Gasoline Re­ tailers Association at Its fifth An­ nual Convention held in Panama City recently. C. D. Brown was elected First Vice t’ resldent of tha statewide organisation. i The 1938 convention wai set for acts as host to the convention of Miami at the same time that It tho National Congress of Petro­ leum Retailers on Aug. 10-15, 19M. cense, social j'curily card or other per­ sonal Identification with you. or •Movieland Ride-In Note tha date -printed at the bottom of tho ad. Your Pass must bo used be­ fore this expiration data. FRANK SINATRA Ml l /t GAYNUR JEANNE CRAIN EUOIE AlBEHl Tl »T • 4 ii AJl MW J GUN GLORY There is a Rea! Need fora Woman’ Views and Opinions on the City Commission. •R itz Theatre Make sure you havo your driver’s li­ CuiftlS ton FEATURE 7:13 LAST BlltiW—8:14 Jo ker ■1 > > ^ 1 . r W a ld FRANK SINATRA Ao JOE B. LEWIS Tho Fi M om BnterUlwor Who Makes o MUltew Dollar. . Tear. — 1:15-4:01.4:37-1 SB �X / V f W HERE CLASSIFIED INDEX *-R E A L ESTATE FOE SALE M O R E P EO P LE D O M O R E B U Y IN G A N D S E L L IN G KENNETE E. SLACK C U D at H U P s LOST ft FOUND 1 FOE SENT S BEACD EEXTALS 4 WANTED I* BENT | _ EEAL ESTATE FOR SALE O arm s. acreag e, grove* 'ATE WANTED ■SAL ESTATE W MlSCELUflEOOS W OT FLANTS, .FLOWERS. TLAf SHRUBS KENT tt BOATS ft MOTORS_______ 5 farm s c m m * machn■It FEW-UVESTOCE SUFFUES 9 <Fortify) ]S ARTICLES WANTED SI R A C E S 't* EAT s b b a l t i faxlora - c BBO BROKER REG. REAL ESTATE 1001 >. 2nd n FA 2-0231 ONLY 3 Homes Left in little Venice so* Jr., F. . . M l ^ _ _ field Willetts, and A. W. W1 Uams, Bob Edvarda A. C. Doudney, Land Surveyor. Ua n. P a n av*. r w s t FA MUR New a M t s s n U apM : $700.00 Down . Feature* elsetrie kitchens, terrasxo floors, and choice residential locations. A. h*. SHOEMAKER. JR. Phone FA 2-3103 L.’S r J T a J T U S Now U*4sr CoMtnetioa. I IS RAYMOND M.BALL REALTOR eg KALI KELP WANTED I* MALE «r FEMALE a WORE WANTED a BCSLNES8 OPfORTVNITllS S04 S- Park Art. SU MONET W LOAN M SPECIAL IBS W E S MA ROOFING AjUJMBtNO S JJ^»’"^S?nucTOM s s s s a s s u .^ s i s s i s u ,v « » « » r heartfelt thank* and • £ orteiatlfl* to our many trie not »ho showed their many klnfj' lesaaa durlo* the w e n t death »f our beloved !ton and Brother, :UKT13 E. McSWAIN. H e T’ mcSWAIN FAMILY ■Jtifc SENT ‘ - WELAKA APAETJfENTSt W private hatha. 114 w. Fl»«t BFFICIENCT abU lor oMtlo or »l*gt* Private bath * W m Mf loeatod aero i* from Fort « * « • ; Intwtro Jacobson P o tt s w a . urn. Apt. 2300 MallonvUl*ommerctal building foj rent or ■alt. 405 W. n r it, Phone FA 2-5037Ttrate tntriaca.T»od«rn furoUhod bedroom. Ph. -FA 186iO. ( room furnished apartment, 310 Magnolia. Available now. A. K. Bossattar, FlorieL Ph. FA 2-16SL Morris Furn. Apts. 201W W- l* t FURNISHED cottage loeaUd on 17A93. Ph. FA 2-1467.________ AU d these beautiful homes a n locate* m Lake Front Lot*. BR. Masonry, Tilt bath, Hdw, lS *15.55 Mo. on balance.. • ARMEE’S AGENCY. REALTOR 8. Gaylo Oabont, Asaoctet* 114 g. French Ph. Offteo PA 3-4221 or FA 24*11 WE HAVE A HOME TOR YOU HOMES— S 1 A 2 hatha. Camplaha and ve**y N r at* aerapuer. t rowm furnished apartment, In* * e l X r utffilUl. MS mo. 107 W. 9th. P9§ clean dowiutaira apt* ^ ^ >ark Ave* n o n . 3 room furniohod VJt loor apartment. Call TA 2-3993 ■nixhed 2 s m a l l rooms, *25 nonth. Adults. 1»5 Jassamine. bedroom unfurnished h. FA i-MM. Cer. Mwy. 17-92 A 2Tth SL PhoM FA M M 1 BRA ILEY ODHAM, Pros. LOCH .... Texas Site House Texas 81x« Roo m Tasai Slsa Lot Approx. 1473 Sq. Ft. Plus Carport A Utility Minimum Down 12500 Ph. OWNER — FA 2-099* ROSA I,. PAYTON BEAL P C T I yg g HaTE ROBERT A . WILLIAMS. ReaBar Raymond LundqutsL Atsee. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg, OLDER A CONTRACTOR 1. E. BATTEN (U French Ave. — FA 2-3714 4 bedroom home. Large lot with fruit trace. Lake Mary. Ph. FA 2*1541 or FA 2-5049. LOCH ARBOR - Planned kitchen with eating space It has 3 largo bedrooms, BRAND NEW! 2 tile baths, end a love­ 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, double car­ ly Florida room with a port, spacious rooms through­ wall planter off living out, located in beautiful Loch •A room. Carporte and largo Arbor near Country Club, un­ * utility room. Total price believably priced at 314.800.00, *16.000.00. Term*___ as low as *1(00 down, balance W. H. "BILLT STEEPER leu than rent. Rsolter A l a w Asioc. Guj Allen. Grelche* Halt Arietta Price. Ererett Harper NEARLY NEW / Phone FA 2-4901 113 N. Parts a Bedroom, tiled bath, hardwood floors, beautiful kitchen with Chany Real E ,u t* AgoKT garbage disposal, air condition­ Dial PA 1-992*—Notary ed, close to schools and churches, 1211 W. 13 St. Pear-Barber Shop surrounded by horns* of equal or greater value, with excellent a John R. Alexander neighbors, priced at 612.400.00, requiring 12*50 down, a bargain V Reel E state • Insurance you will agree. 107 Magnolia FA 2-0293 See Seminole Realty, 1901 Park Ave., FA 2^232. FOR SALE by ownar. 5 rooms modern near s e h o o l , *600 3 BR block: *10.150.00, low as down. Balance easy. FA 2 0729. *1.000.00 down, balance to suit, 2007 Adams Ave. IF IT IS REAI, ESTATE j)V Crumley & Montelth NEW 3 bedroom frame ,Fla. nt 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-4696 room, wall furnse*. $100 down. Balance monthly. FA 20729. For Sale by owner, home In Mayfair Section, 1th years old, with ‘ Coii.ult ~~A REALTOR !Firs* in block of Lake Monroe. Spa­ CULLEN AND HARKEY cious 7 rooms. utility room and 110 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2a*l ■creased is porch. Shows by ap­ 1 bedroom bouse (completely pointment only. Call FA 2-3438. New furnished). Electric kitchen, tile bath, screened porch, carporte, Stenstrom Realty ft utility room. Lot 100x104. In. mired title on property. Aaking H. E- STENSTROM *5,500. Ph. spring 4-5531, Or­ Registered Broker ange City. 1427 Laurel - Phona FA 2 2420 Home. A 400. mo. gross ineorae realised. Full info. FA 2 S6S9. Conventional Wellborn Phillips Jr. For more Information call th# •ales office: Corner W. Cry­ stal Drive * Lake Mary Mock, telephone FA 2-4*11 or FA 14011 TVService AU 1*47 Eviarudas now ea sale. 12.50 per call plus parts, 8 years Ala* boats an* trailer*. experienre in TV Service on all How will you awapT makes and models. Ona year will youtrawl T ..............you guarantee en all parts. Wa also ‘ old mat •ervie* suto and home radios. Pletur* tubes repaired In yuur borne. 66.93. guaranteed, 1 year. FA-i-IMl Phone FA 2-3684, 9 a.m. to 8 n.m. Including Dtbsry A Lake Mary BARNES TV SERVICE 201 Eait Commercial Oetkewi si t t l l Park Am. ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, su it, manta, invoUaa, band biUt, and r f!g £ £ ! program. ■ t e. Progrettiv* sssreury Outboard Motor* renting Co. Phona FA 8-1951— Tremendous Prist Changes « BP 234.00 403 W*tt 13th SL 10 HP Plus 339.00 NOW MK 21 439.0ft WOOLSEY MK >6-40 HP 649.00 MK 66-8 40HP 599.00 Marin* FlaU haa B e 76 50HP *55.00 For Y ou r Boat MX 76 60HP plus 878.00 Smnkarik Glum and Paint C*. TrMMadoui trade-ins Announcing new tin* at fine alum- 112-114 W- 2nd SL fh FA 1-4623 laum boats. Fishing beau through ThrifU - checking account e o • t a over night cruisers. Bait prices. only *2 (or 2ft check* at Florid* State Bank of Sanford. IRS GOODS GATLIN BROTHERS infer* Ave. Ph. FA 2-1682 Contractors, Draglinea: Groove 2232. Ph FA 2-3278 Sanford ROD A REEL REPAIRS 412 Sanford Avenuo PUMPS — SPRINKLER RVHTXMS AU types and tlaai, installed FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES “ Do It YouraelP* WE REPAIR AND SERVICE STINE MeRANEY-SMITH PAINTS Machine and Supply Co. 3516 Park Av*. FA 2-9461 A 207 W. 2nd SL Tb. FA 2-543: Have bolt* . . . Will Sell Tbit it n p m to the Muvlcland Have Evinrudee . . . On Sale Ride-In for J. L. Sutton. Eap. You have . . . Good Credit Dale Nnv. 11. 1967. Robson Snorting Goode 14 Outstanding beautiful new house, huge living room and dining aria. Three large bedrooms. Hi baths, masonry conalnie. lion- *005.00 down. Reasonable monthly payments. Moan* Jarvis, Phona FA M l 10. 2 bedroom, concrete block, furnulled house. Leaving t o wn . FA 2-5050. 30 acre tile farm. 3 bedroom bouse. Easy terms. Write Joe Levy, P. O. Box 1154. T n u s c ic n r o m r H t r S d S S c T 9 Monday, November 4, u b t 26 A —BUILDING— REPAIRS— Th* Sanford — g------ -------" PAINTING M—SPECIAL 8 REVICES DRIVE A NEW CAR anywhere, Vacuum Cleaner Repain anytime. Rental service me! Repairs A parts for all make* el risansri. Electrolux, Hoover, Kirby, Air-War, G. E. Replace­ Car ment peril, woek guaranteed Free pick up A delivery. Call FA 14N4. FA 6-4753.___________________ RiaiodsUng — Retooling — .Re­ siding — Materials — Contrac­ tors — Financing. BOAT AND MOTOR BALE ym . Lwwwar tn rabbit*, good producers. Also OUTSTANDING VALUE hutch** A cuatoniera Uat. Call FHA In tarvie* and FHA fin***2 bedroom house, concrete block FA '2-6289 before 5 p.m. or af­ tag ovallahte. construction located on two ter 7 p,m. All day Sunday. lata with 25 fruit trees. Electric W* can qualify ysu far on* of kitchen, wood floors. Near scho­ Small black A tan hound puppies. thaaa horn** In 86 minute*. Ym ol. Also large screened porch, Make good pcU for children or can start enjoying th* boa car port* and utility room with ran be trained for hunting. 8 while ws proeasa th* pager*. laundry connections. Only |7,« weeks old. Male *9.04. Female 000.00. at.000 down. *5.00. 1726 Locust Ave. EEAL ESTATE DE1VE-1N Developed by 2544 French Ave. Alaikan punny, thormigh.hred J. W. 1IALL, REALTOR 4 months old, named "Cheena". Johnny Walker, Asieciat* Fh. FA 2-6567. "Call Hell" Phona FA 24541 house, Registered Real Estate Broker Ph FA 2-1301—17-92 at Hiawatha 1107 WINNEROOD 3 Urea bedroom home, let* than 3 months eld. ImmHiat* occupancy. Ph. FA 2-3899 for an appoint­ ment. Choooo your choice of Fliufielac Plans: VA. FHA. In flarrle* ai Loeatl*** South Pinaemt — S«a(«rd Whispering Oaks — Titaerill* •EE Se«WMo ■•Mtr i j r able Rentals. FA M IL . Stora building and fixtures on East Geneva Av*.. formerly oc­ cupied by naming Groctry. Call or see Susi* Kersey, 311 Tartc Ave.. FA 2-1356. 4 1 b oth S bath 2 bath Ph. FA 2 64*1 n & r X W RENTALS R IA L ESTATE FOE BALL U-A1 T1CLH WAHTB. WANTED—AU Linds of scrap ma­ WOOD - WOOD • WOOD terial. Zuckerman Salvage Yard Genuine Pitch Pine A Oak. Fire Thone F A .2-2*94. Wood—Best deal In town. Call US and your wood worries are over. Bob A Ernie Morris. Modern .Mr-Conditioned Salon Phone FA 2-4228. Soft Water Sham'bao HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 103 S. oak Ave. FA 2-6748 Flowers — Plaeu — Shrubs 16—FBMALE h e lp w a n t I d BEN MONROE NUUSURY Celery Avenue FA 2-0122 COLORED woman for canvaiaIng home to houte. Mutt have PEAT COMPOST (Deetwelder’a) car. Ph. FA 2-4330. 60c bv. beg Immediate opening for full time GRAPEVILLE NURSURY help at th* BURGER-KING. No Go West on lit SL or 20th 8L t a b l e waiting, n» curb work. to Grapevtll* Av*. FA 2-0685. Apply in person to Mr. Salo­ mon, 1109 French Av*. GRAY SHADOW NURSERIES Needed immediately, Lady with ambition—to sell Avon Coimeties in DoBary and Oitren. Writs Mrs. J. MUinich, Box 24<l. VISIT BEAUTIFUL Lockhart or phone Orlando CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERY, GA 3-8949. .1 blki. Weit CC Bldg. Lake iUMALI Mary. SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE NEAR LAKE JESSUP J CASH FOR YOUR CAR HOMER LITTLE 1012 Sanford Avenuo For Paintlne and Repairing FRED EOETTUER 2916 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0216 RED-I-MIX CONCRETE Mlrarl* Concrete Co. 309 Elm At*.________ FA 2-57*1 FLOOR landtag and flninkiag Cleaning, w a 1 1 n t- Sirring Seminole County *Uea 1618. H. M. Glenn**, Lak* Mary TED BURNETT FOR BETTER PAINTING 2901 Grandview Ph. FA 2-2978 T. P. Matbii. contractor and build­ er. AddlUons and Remodeling. Ph. FA 2-1731. i f —/J6 TU!fc»—UliUtffl a n * ROLLAWAY, ’AY, HosplUl and Baby Beds. Day, Dj Week or Month— T*1 FA, 2-3181, .............rurmtur* ............. Caaur 116 W ilt First St LaVera* School *f Dane* Claiaea now forming Ui Tap— Acrobatlo — Ballet. Also boya clait A liny-lot* clan. Enrol) now. FA 2-64:5. NOTICE After November 16th, we will atari operating In our new ator* which will ba located at 2553 Orlando Drive, 2 blocks South of rig * Whistle. b a Cg e r l y a p p l ia n c e CENTER 116 S. Magnolia Th. FA 2-3671 Do you want to dance th* latcatl Sea Deanna and Georg* of De­ anna Sehool of Dane* Classes Air Conditioning end Hasting ■tart November Sod. Saturday C. H. STAFFORD afternoon ft Saturday night 616 Oak Avenuo FA 2-4731 elutes for th* 6, 7, 3, 0, and 10th grade, Mimngraph Printing — Typing- 2603 Hiawatha—Ph. FA 2-0634. Letter Writing — Card, and Letters Addressed — rhoto Copies of important papers— Credit rfoort, — Collection*. BELL US YOUR FURNITURE Credit Bureau o f Banterd Caih for any amount Super Rm. 403-04 San. AtL NalT. Bank Trading Post 1 mU* south at _Bldg. Ph. FA 2-4184 Sanford. Phon* FA 1-0477. CARTER HOME CLEANING —Fnctory to you— SERVICE Aluminum Window a Wall Waablng Venetian Blinds Floor Waxing—NOrth M in i 132 lllway 17-92 DcBary Encloitd head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic *nda. PlaMJe or rayon Upea. Cotton or nylon GARRETTS SEWINO CENTER White—Neeehl—Etna cords, Repairs on all makes Machine* Scnkarlk Glass and Paint Co. 322 East First St. FA 2-5244 112-114 W. 2nd SL fh. FA 2-4dJ8 Chrysler Airtemp rag nnr HEATING H. R POPE CO. T-Shirt*. 48e — Psint S2.S0 gal. Camp Good*. Tarpaulins, ArmyNavy Surplui—310 Sanford Avo. 200 S. Park------FA 2-4231 Liquid embroidery sett corprr Double b u r n e r leroaen* heater complete, reasonable. Ph. FA enameling out/lta, silk icreur 2-461*.____________________ sett. Decorate it vnuriHr. ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP t akin Kaliniky fur, 2 men’s win­ 2517 3. French FA 2-1933 ter coat*, re clining chair, imell gat atovc. All in good condition. This la a pits to the Hilt theatre 1000 S. Park Ave., Apt. 4, for Joe Prealley. Exp. date Nov. 13, 1957, ______________ 50 1'air M en’s Dress Can la U A— PLUMBING add ROOF­ Sheen Gabardine’* Dacron A ING __________ Wool, 100'o Dacron, Wool, Wa»h ft Wear. Axiorted eixex 2.4-42, regular price up In 811.50 a pair. Now each pair 12.85. if you Uk* all. Writ*. Box T13, ^ Sanford Herald. ytiWiTintrT^---------Coatoasting ft Eapalrt 1067 Saaford Ave. Pb. PA 2*663 CUT FLOWERS, Sanford Flower Boys Wanted—tn tell The San­ Plumbing — Kreaky Heating Shop, 200 H. Park Ave., Sanford. ford Herald Monday through M. G. HODGES Fridays at 3:30 p.m. Coma to FA 2-1122. W* telegraph. Tho Herald office and ask for Stndca on AU Water Pumps— Wells Drilled — Pumps A. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIST Rill Vincent niter 3:30. PaoLe Read Phone FA 2-6031 Phone FA 2-1861 Experienced cabinet maker. Ap­ For dependable Service ply Wallis Cabinet Shop, DeH. J. KING Member of FVorlat B ary.______ ______________ Plumbing and Supplies Telegraphy Delivery A tan. Kohler Plumbing Saltiman for full time work. Sea our cabbage plant*. Copen­ Teem Water Heatera Western Auto. 214 E. Kim St. hagen and mid aeaion variellea. 1534 Orla.’do Dr. FA 2 0463 FA 2-6556.__________________ i4-U A Lfc « H U a Le ------------Plumbing ft Heating, Frr* EtliStrawberry plant*. Clyde C. Young man or lady, iil c i and males, All work guaranteed for Mua*. 2 mile* out W. l it SL, clerical experlaoct preferred one year. BiU LaBree, LongPb. FA 2-4201. Apply In perton at Winn’a T.V.. wood. Phona VAlley 64291. corner tit St. and Sanford A t*. This is a pat* tn Ihr Movicland S’ 6 i i -W U r K W A s tip Ride-In for Daniel W. Burnham. Haynes Office Machine Co , Type­ Exp. date Nov. 13, 1967. writer*. adding machine*, Sate*- FOR baby-sitting. Call FA 2-37JL Rcntali, 314 Mag. FA 2-0466. PLUMBING Retired carpenter available for ■set and Repair Week imall or odd jobs. FA 2-5093. Free Estimates Ford 'St Country Squirt Station Man dciirea part time Job dur. K. U HAEVET Wagon. Mtchanirtlly excellent, Ing day, Th. FA 2.4539. M4 Seated Av*. Phone FA 2-IMS exterior wood trim fair. (.150. W. E. Gray. Ph. FA 2J9I8. Baby lilting w a n t e d . Day or CLARK eight. Reliable. FA 2-0922. DON'S’ COVER SHOP Plumbtng, Heating ft Supply Co. Automobile Interior Decorator Experienced Contracting ft Repairs secretary deairea Seat Cover* — Truck Scats part time work morning*, Call 1616 Orlando Dr. Ph. FA 2-2374 At Willis Pontiac—301 W. l i t Highway 17-82 South Sanford FA 2-2891. All kinds Automotive Ropairi U-.SPF.CIAI, s u BVIce A ELMERS AUTO REPAIR SHOP Ooteoa FA 2-1366 Sewing machines repaired, family and Industrial 44 year* Singer 34 Pootiae—Factory air condit­ experience. Call NO 2-4195. ioning, power ateering, power brakea, clean. 34.000 aetual Tailoring by Campbell, Eeit Geneva Ave. Open every day. mitei. one owner. Sacrifice at wholeiale price, 51250.00 Ph. WELL DRILLING FA 2-6343 after 6 p.m. Fslrbsnki-Mcri* Pump* Repairs to all makes Need n good 2nd ear? HOWARD C. LONG SEE KAY HERRON 207 E. Commercial A n , Your Pontiac Saletman Pbon* PA 2-1333 New and Uaed Cera Ph. FA 2-0231 or after 6 p. m- Let us build your dock), bulkhead! FA 2-2363. 301 Writ Ftr*t fit. and tea walla. Water Front Canstrvcuoa Co. FA 20330. It will nay YOU to aeo ua before ou buy. Open Evening* and 10 monthe free eervt.-e on new laj ode ye. ttrument purchase from ua. EASTSIDE TRAILER SALE* BUKUR’S MUSIC SHOP Palatke, FU. 2004 Cedar Avenue FA 2-0733 IMPERIAL DECORATORS " Painting and 1'aptring Ph. FA 2-3716 afUr 6 a*— p ia n o m m c i PIANO TUNWO ft RBPAMUNG W. L. HARMON Ph. FA 24223 After 6.00 p. m. m— e l e c t r ic a l s e k f ic B " FRIGIDA1RE appUancoa, eel* end aerrie*. O- H. High. 0-/i*do Fla. Pboae FO 6-3316 or San­ ford FA 8*3688 after ( p a ElecDtcal Contrading Home Wlnnr and Repairs RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia Din FA 2 0913 HOUSEHOLD GOODS HELD OVER PRE -HOLIDAY SPECIAL Bookcase Red one Mr. ft Mri. Dreiser Beveled Mirror Chest Reg. 31*900 Royal Comfort tnnenpring Mattraia R eg 1116.00 Matching Box Spring Now AH For Only $195.00 Term* Term* FREE LAYAWAY TILL XMAS e c h o ls n cn n iN o c o . Cor. 2nd ft Magnolia FA 2-5321 "Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. Fro* Delivery Uaed furniture, appliances, tools etc. Beught-iold. Larry’s Mart 311 Sanford Av*. PtL FA 24131 • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WILSON-MAIER Now and Uaed Furnltvre 311 E. First SL Ph FA 2 3521 FURNITURE OF CHARACTER Built By Muter Craftsmen I* Style and Csnitraetloa Th* tarn* ga Thor* Prixed Sine* Colonial Daye Finished Tot Florida Cttmata In Your Choice of Woods 9 / o w ti£ i TRADE-IN NOW ^ Get th* moit for your old ain iL B K fl-^ A ilifurnlttirt. PAINT1NG BerrykUl Fainting Contractor Liccnied — Bonded — Union ■re* EtUmatn — Compare our 1‘ rices FA 2-22S7 after 5:00. This la a pais to the RUa theatre for Phillip Byrd. Exp. date Nov. Tor Painting call Mr. Tasker, Pb 13. 1967. TA 34169 or FA 2-6047. it- $SAVE$ Furniture and Applianea* New A Uaed Mather of Sanford 203 06 East First FA 3-0996 THE CARD OF THANKS tradoue axptetslon o f gratitaba to thooe who lave agar ■“ uibutaa but also courteauily acknowledges tho aanlaae a i , . nesaaa of the many to whom a personal note of thanks cannot be mailed. 2Sf There la no proscribed form for a_carft of Thanks, tt ean been brief or aa detailed as you dasiro. When the occasion comet.roe sympathetically understanding member *f oar staff to aialat you. MEMORIUM” NOTICE It la th* custom of many families in this country to -w n t * » rati a bereavement by an 'In Mamorlum’* notte* In aawtpapw classified columm. They find a rent aolac* Inc* therein. Preparotwa Prep*rau*a tr~ selection of n cuitnbl* verso brings back to tone tender, plansail recollections. As Ellin Cook,, th* English poet nan lo beautifully •xprtSMd it: . “How ecuctly sweet nr* the oehoe* that start What memory stays an old tua* on tha heart/’ Most frequently an In Mamorlum la Inserted on tha anntrortary of daalh. However, other dates, which It Is fait a n apprm prlato or meaningful are also selected. The birthday of tb* t o parted, th* wedding annlveroary. Memorial Day, av*a ChrUtmaa art among other significant occasions chosen. U you an haslfant to «presa your tender thoughts la aoeti* form, you may avail yourtalf of th* Herald's ceUeeura *f oriainal verses. That* n o rm la poetic beauty th* emotions of the heart­ strings. Among them ar* verses appropriate to any rlrrmaitanrt THE RATE Cards of Thinks and la Mamorlum notlcss. dua to tha bet ■ay run to coaslderabta length, an hilled at 81-09 pare * D A ILY CRO SSW O RD . u : icj w ' *.I - . ii n 6»*i 1 I I 3 Satisfy 91. Min* (Corn, *»4 •. » I * « 111 ■ by I I I * •o k1 Ii > wall) proof it* 1 ••J . 'It* 22. Hints 3. Neat \ * * .1 * IU I 1 •J 4. Girl's 23. Tourist ll'J id ,M \ * | 1 stop. name M r 1 » ’ • «• * • ‘ overs 6. Journal . 1 i j i 6. Seaport 34Stir up 12. Mias ’id • 14..11 •» 25. Rude (Alg.) Darnell 1' * * l •• t-' ’ ■« dwell. T. Girl's ‘ I ’J -i • 13. Velvtlhka nemo Ing fabric 3T. Can for Yesterday1* Aeewes A Kingdom 14. Tax 34.0r**4y j. help (Cur.) 15. Retitla la. ? • : inauL) 16. High priest A River 3*. Ill-tempered (Gar.) IT. 6wi*a river 31. Cant 11. Decorous 16. Bail l decided 32. Hired 16. Shad* of blue 15. Beam 36. Edthi* ■lugger 17. Hailt 3t. Whirr rootstock <U. 8. 20. Malt 33. Twin slang) beverage crystal » 9 » * p h .. 26. Handker­ chief r(eeUoq) r H 26. g-ehaped molding * 27. Pout T~ 2t. Muate note 29. Little child IT" ■ 30. Loiter 33. Halting i7 lr placea for troop* f r TJT fr T" 36. Novice V (var.) r r fh 37. Washes fr * 36. Spanish % dance 71” 39. A teak _ * 40. Gaseous M f r f r r r element 41. Pounder of % §p Christian Tr Science 42. Mail DOWN tr rr1. Inner satellite fUranua) ACEOW 1. Proceeding* & Small body of water 6. Aram pleat 10. Sign of YOU'RE TELLING ME! - ly WIUIAM 61TT ■ Ctnfral Prut Writer THE NEXT eetelllte to be sent echool 1* hound Turkey he cam* up by the Ruaelan* will have a up with—"On th* norih by Crandog as passenger, three top Soviet berries, on lb* eait by Dressing, rocket acltnliiti announce. A on the eouth by Meshed Poletees Sky* terrier, no doubt. and on the wait by Pumpkin Pie." i 1 t I I I H'e ion’t knew uAnt tha gueTAe an feeler iretbe on IIt •hit would be tryin./ to prove by k.iuckUt—ratlairapht. Jut tort /He—uwlri* )»•« that they rex of knockin' (round f build Me world'# Aipbeii toyI I I bouse. A iter mevle eetreei sty* the* 1 6* 6 * * p'rl* I* eueeaed should b* "•II ears At Ikef, If probably will be end "a maulh.'1 Tkat's nal OUT mighty eeefuelnp (a th* M|h-6ylnp Ida* *f baawtyl M*<k whan ha dlKovara ba’a Inl i t ’ ■Id* th* mean at whlek h* Ii When viewing televiiton an* should get up and walk around kayfifI I t at h u t once an hour, h v i 4 Junior Is already dreaming of medico, w* do, Doe, w* do—u Thanksgiving. When asked la far aa the refrigerator and back. T n w r in fl flin r n r Brookfield Mills Clean, pleasant surroundings. Wonder­ ful opportunities for experienced sew ing machine operators* Apply 206 North Elm Ave. U U SUlny $ ■' r M i'-X 1 �A ddw t. Glasser Has Civilian Employes Receives Checks ftnForUnusual Darin* etmaonlw h*U r t i i r i k j T IT IA N SANIMt MWYOWC^S^©IfVyen1for m noenalT le y an ivory toothrwfe with tea brleUoa tailored to fcoa combed tho mirfcota *» Eur­ ope and Asia to make available the broth, plua other Itoma "never before aooa la thla coontry.’* Soraa aaeatha a*o KllloU Olaeoor, a buy ana M » whh red* tab Monde hair, eat hlm~lf op ae a company he calle "Panther Xntevnatloul,” to da n wholajilo ,aad mall arte* buataooa fa* new a* m u— 1 graduate from abroad. ■a iHerat— n Vn Badtoa , A whirhrtad H-day trip to Eulopo aad tho For Xaat nanltod In a aaUoctioa of everythin* from teakneratchaa* with eprtag* to a i t pan— traaaWar radio with pil­ low attachment Qlaaaor, who got tho nama "Panther" from n netfeaa charac­ ter la Ernest Hemingway'* “ Snow* af IUlmanJarn," ealli hie **dlaaamriaa" th— flh M to M atoraa oevota tho country. To yet the toothbrush, a Chineaa product, all yea have to da la shall eut fa, plua a copy of year biteline ob a piece tachmaat that pl*ya ancle to the person waiting at tbs other end Bf th* Una; another that tape re­ tards conversations; a mad money charm mad* af 15-cent subway tokans framed la solid gold, with tha token mounted an It ean bo removed In ease of emergency; Mack star aappMns; cultured pearls; playing card* made like mahjong sate; shall place mats •at a land squares, and aU menaeri of toye and underwater fishb f oqulpmant. Cant By pew* Uauesal **I just ean’t pasa up anything tn usual,'' said Glasser. Bnt ha did turn down offer* to Import ce­ ment mixing machines and shrunIton heads. Glaiaor, barn b New York and Psared in Wichita, Kan., studied finance at Columbia University Ho got bis early business expertanc* buying and rolling precious and seml-preeiout stones for hts father, and merchandising to«metie* and Jewelry for a couple of New York retail stores. In Mi office, a big loft-Ilk. place, Glusar also black-dye. about 100 thousand pairl* a month —claiming "wa'ra tha only people who ean." He manufactures fish­ ing files and can produce some J.OM to 4,000 pieces of jewelry per day, Including baby charms and novelty Items for adulte. Glasser said he hopes hi* busi­ ness will bo of service to small Ilrmj, who don’t want to and can’t afford the time aad money of shopping abroad. Um Nival Air Station roaonUy, Captain Lion*| A. Arthur, Com­ manding Offlear. NAf Sanford presented check* to throa drill aa employee for oboe* a m a fo parformanee of dutlaa and baneftrial euggetUons aavfn* Um Qewmmem approximately R l l t . A tlOO dollar award was pewlented to Mlta Helen Sun sky af the Security Department in race*nlUon of her ahare average per* ) alsx surra B.D.RAGGS Jfc Cat Year Graaa Tho Eaay Way s m it t y ’ s Snappin’ Turtle Roofla* A H tatiag C h WINNERS: AN T ONE CAN ENTER -H e w lean shall I take re a n itl la n r rent, harlmo •arrow Is n r heart dallrT* Found b*twien Faalaas It and II. Tonr oatry mast bo arronpaaled by a atatoment la R word* *r less com pi*tlnf tb* phraio: THE BIBLE HELPS ME BSCAlISBi * HOLLER T. V. ft Radio Servlet Phone FA 2-4920* Owned A Operated By Base Young • Don Ragan -Thorofor# t fear* catlod thoo. that thou movvot m «a» kaitw i unta mo what I ahall d o." Found hodwoou J M in u s! IT and II. -T ha otmo was tho first altar that ho bollt ualo tha L-JTd." Found batwoen t nouiual tt and II, Motor Sales 4. Address your entry: BIBLE CONTEST EDITOR, The feed Herald. M l W. l i t Sanford, Florida. I. Deadline for this contest la midnight Monday, an* nook th* del* of this publication. 4. Contestants may ntn only I Bible wkk each Bach advertisement la considered a separata "TH ou rhlaf, bloody Found ara u k t t la thy mlet»r*u o * thou aru a m i l ." b ilV M < I f lim iit l II Progressive Printing . For An Tha Family Nana Boah . Paradis* Freeman . Natortlroe Star Brand . Aaierieaa Girl . Poll Parrott Job-Commerclal-Rook "Progrexalr# Print Ing For Profresnivn People” Ph. PA 3-18S1 4*8 W. 13th SHOE STORE CARDINAL SOI E. Sad S t Ur*, en tran t E J«h "t will call aa th* LarC. who It worthy to ho pralMd.” Found batwsaa It annual It and 11. Spcclallifnf In AH Sanford Linoleum Tile Company Free EsBmatoa Asphalt—Ylayl A Rabtwr TU# Linoleum — Caryota Jewelers R*f. Jeweler* Diamond* - Watch** — Saul Abeam— Javatvy — Watch XopoJro Ph. FA 2-3311—1ST W. Ill Ph FA I-33*3-113 B. Park I Canvas & Aluminum Awnings Jalousies Seminole Jalouise Co, Ph. FA 2-3032 603 W. 3rd St* Mr*. Hoy lehmldt. "H ow tharofor* h ark** thou uuln tho t o l n o< th* word* o f th* Unrd " f o ,n 1 b a lw lt , 1 * • ■ *• < td aad ta. " I f ra do raturw m u i s , I ^ iil with all sour Sm i i i than out s w t r th* stranc* ■«d* " T h * l .i /t n n th* word: ■rout i>Jt th* r in iM iv of thni* Uint n V iiih til It." Found b « « « N r u in s N "P ear* be with thee." Found S t l e i i t Judaea • nd IS. 11 Found botwaoa f Barnard * > ’T W R E S T * f ^ ; Ph. FA 2-4231 • Company A M. (Johnny) Cameron Now Available In Sanford ( f W IT H ) 1. beatify s a m e * ton exact location af THREB (f) Wo pog*. A flnbmR year tbro# Urattftod verase etthor aa Ma p a fla b pi— of paper. Entrieu aad* aa plain p epadfy aa— af flrma ipoaaorixg each af tha thro* i • CberroJct Denier RENEW OLD RIVALRY ATHENS. Ga., (UP) — When Georgia meets Alabama h»r# on Saturday it will continue on* of Dixie’* oldest football rivalries. It will mirk the 43rd meeting botween the two schools In a series which dates back to 18M. Homo Improvement* Car Porte* Roofing Eta. Nl*) DOWN PAYMENT FHA k Conventional LOANS P. a Box 601 FA 2-4969 I YOU MAY RECEIVE YOUR BIBLE pariod from January to inn# 1MT. Captain Arthur commandad Miaa Suraiky and Uiankad her for bar eouelenttoua effort* and naanIflsh Interest In bar Job, A ITS dollar award waa presented to Hr.' Prank E. Holmes of tb* Public Works Department for tho beneficial suggestion that ho sub­ mitted which recommended that pra-primed lumber be storked for use by the Publle Work* Mainten­ ance Division. Captain Aether com­ mended Mr. Holmes for Ms Idaa which lavct tha Government MO man-hour* each year and results tn approximately $1£31.00 military firings annually. A fts dollar award waa preianted to Mra, Shirley A. Hern of the Security Department for he* bene­ ficial suggestion whleh rocommended elimination of a lo* book that waa a duplication of efforts and records. Captain Arthur com­ mended Mrs. Hern on her Idea which saved man-hours s*d ma­ terial resulting In approximately 1228.00 monetary sarincs an­ nually. MLSCUK HUNTINGTON. W. Va. M— Gaylord C. Martin, IS, Cheiapeike, Ohio, wta a marked man when he dropped acroia tha Ohio Rlvrr here for a game of pool while on tear* from the Nary. Alert police apotted his hopped up car as tha nna that eluded them on a 100 mp.h. chase through downtown Huntington last J u l y and put htjn (n jail on a charge of ruckles* driving. •am regard)*** a* ai craed to partidpato LUMBER S GOOD GULP MACHINE AND PRODUCTS SUPPLY CO. • Power Lawn Mower* 6UPPLY YARD Phillips 66 DUMONT • Sprinkler System* J r - \\ \ ^ \ ^ lit usprovide wGULF hatever San too Station money is needed to 401 * . Tat Street settle matters quickly, S l) Pump* PhOM FA 3-6432 P. a Box UM U nd o Cl Ift o « and conveniently. FROM NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS Open Saturdays 9 to 12 Noon -H o thot hath no rule avar hlo t o t >oint I* lino a ,lir that ta broke* daw*, aad without wallo." Fauod ketwoo* rto*orVa M aad Id. We Bay Sel And Trade New aad Uoed Form]hare G .A .C . F IN A N C I WILSON MAIER ♦Old SUih i tkoWor a*ildi>«| Furniture Co. In*. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS DOWNTOWN - 401 Watt Central Aveno*.. . . 6 Arden 3-dd9 » 341-313 Eaat let Itroot COLONtAlTOWN—l Id] lop Co W ot Dtlra GArttoi J J44 I Ph. FA 2-3622 Ted Williams CELERY C IT Y PRINTING COMPANY Seminole Dry Cleaners If Ha Worth Printing Ito worth printing right! Of flea Ont/Htem A I paebagoo to 115 South Park PH. FA 2-2591 oleor plnstte bag* Phono FA 2-4932 220 Magnolia WoaLtngkoufo Maytag Zenith TV LUMBER ft hardw are CO. Sharwhi Palata Fbana FA W6T3 111 Magnolia frigid air# AppUaaeoa FA 2-3464 Otoe Non; Pegy T-S; Wadnttdey 4 lolatdey M I 205 E. 25th St. LOAN 6 M A D I TD RISIDBNTS O f A U NIARRY TOWNS w . R . t»liu «> OaltoF o �Weather Shop and Save In Sanford AX WDfKMDW T DAILY NEWSPAFKt Established 1909 CofC Members 1 TW foBending bulaetMt, shown with the eUsilflcitfcm sod the tot­ al Bomber of bualnostes In the sec* 4 o o , have Joined the Seminole Tounty Chamber of Commerce during Us current membership campaign: K*. •— Department Mom, Fire and Tens (IS) Cowan's Manuel Jacobson Itel’ i Fire ft Ten J. C. Penney A Co. FuneU's , Sears Roebuck YoweU'i J vey’a o f Orlando No. 1*— Ready-To-Wear— Sheet Na. 10—Ready-To-Wear—Shoe* (I) Ivoy’t B. L- Parkins A Son Sanford Shoe Center Na. 11— Drag Stores (SI Reumlllat A Anderson, Inc. Touchtost Drug Co. N*. I t - Furniture, Floor Covertags, Upholstering^ V ■ n e 1 1 a ■ ftBlteds, Mattress Mrga. (14) berry’s Warehouse Furniture Furniture Center Mather of Sanfcrd Sanford Furniture Go. Wilson-Malrr Furniture Co. No. U —Gai A Oil Companies (II) Lewis O. Dinkins Standard Oil Co. Thrift Oil Co. No. 14— Groceries A Flak Markets Feeds A Seeds (14) 0T. A ties Burpee Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Ne. IS— Hardware, Auto Parte, Appliances A Related Services <11> Firestone Store* Sanford Auto Parts Western Auto Associate Store No. IS— Hotels, Motels, Apart­ ment House■ £ Trailer Courts <U) A m ilage Cabin Court Monteruma Hotel Park Avs. Trailer Court No. 11— Insurance A Real Eatate 111) Carraway A MeKJbbtn Crumley A Montleth N. V. Farmer H. James Gut Agency J. W. Hall f Ruth M. Hamilton Mrs. Bobble Joe Hunt A Kerns Insurance Agency • Ray Peck Seminole Realty Williams Insurance Agency R. A. Williams • Local United Fund Drive Continues “ The drafting of a legislative bill is much the same ss the planning of a building," said Senator Dougias Stenstrom as he spoke to the YMCA meeting Friday in Orlando. Continuing with hla subject on “ How to Draft A Legislative Bill", he said. “ It all begins with an idea.” The legislator, Ilka the architect, follows a certain techni­ cal procedure and draws detailed plans which can easily be studied and followed by the builder. The aim of every bUI should be to set forth in elaar, concise and understandable language, he con. tinued, the details of a plan, which, when adopted into law, becomes the pattern for the people of the state to follow, * The Senator related that "Our government grows, exists and changes through planning and building Ideas into law. These laws largely determine the progress, growth and development of our state." Reiterating that poorly drafted bills create confusion snd lead to litigation, he aaid that many times not onty the purpose of the bill Is defeated but in fact many un­ foreseen and undesirable resits art the consequence. Senator Stenstrom said that In drafting a bill then are three ma­ jor considerations: first, whit is the object of the bill? Secondly, is the bill In conflict with eithsr the state or U. S. constitution*? Thirdly, how will the bill affect existing statutes If any with respect to the subject, matter? "Just as It takes th* architect considerable time and study to draw the plana of a fine building, it takes the legislator considerable WASHINGTON <m— President time and study to draw a good Elsenhower will meet with his cabinet twice this week to discuss the budget and legislative pro­ gram he will submit lo Congress when It reconvenes In January. The first meeting was scheduled for today; the second will be held on Friday, Acting White House press secre­ tary Anne Wheaton aaid, “ these two meetings are part of a plan to consider legislative programs and budget programa prior to leg­ islative meetings ln early Decem­ ber. . " The December meetings lo Lake Monroe Man Dies Early Today arranged before tha newt of Spotnlk II was released to the world. Russia's satellite and missile advances were almost certain to figure In the budget discussions. however. The President Is under strong pressure from some con­ gressional Democrats to step up Frank S, Thurston. 72, died early this morning at his home (n Lake Monro*. He came to Lake Monroe a year ago from Chattanooga, Tenn. Born May S, 1885 In Louden, Tenn., he was a retired interior decorator. He Is survived by one ton Ed­ ward Thurston. Chattanooga, Tenn. a daughter. Mrs. Chester Fraley, Chattanooga, Remalhs will be sent to Chatta­ nooga this afternoon for funeral ami burial. Brisson Funeral Home Is In charge. , (UP) — A new Islet was rising from the surface of the sea today amidst volcanic explosions — less than a week after another disap­ peared. The Fatal underwater vol­ cano ha* gone Into renewed activ­ ity and has hurled ash and molten rock high Into the air. In nearly a month of earlier activity, the volcano built a new Islet which last week sank Into th* tea and disappeared. has Invited a representative of the Stale Service Offlee of the Flori­ da Department of Veterans Affairs at a consultant on matter* con­ cerning Federal or State benrfit* to veterans, their dependents or survivors. Appointment* for consultation with thi* representative may be made In advance by contacting the County Service Officer at Brumley-Pulcslon Rldg.,'where personal interviews will be available on Nov. 7, from 2 p. m. to 4:30 p. m. REACHES HIGH COURT RALEIGH, N.C. (UP) -The case of seven Negroes, eaeh fined <23 and court costs for trespassing at a racially-segregated Ice cream parlor in Durham. N.C., has reached the state Supreme Court. The Negroes, one a Methodist min­ ister, were arrested Juno 23 when they refused to leave a section of Me Royal Ie* Cream Co. reserved for whites. riHHSY CtNHAl MIIGI8TPwidents James M. Symes (top) of the Pennsylvania Rail­ road and Alfred t. Pertmsn (bottom) of tho New York Central Railroad announced in Nsw York that they are study Jrg plans for a merger of th* roads Into on* giant system. ■The two railroad* have eomflMned assets of stout »3,«W._ fl^rnsaGowAi) TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1957 United Press Leased Wire Drafting Legislative Bill Topic O f Talk M ade By Stenstrom Contributions lo the United Rind In amounts of 125 or more as reported by eampalrn headquarters today are: Standard Oil Co., 125; Miriam Smith Morrison, 123; Touchton Drug Co., <100; Sam C. Lawton, <23; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hughey, <23; Sidney E. Ives, <30; Ail Souls Catholic Church, <100; K. A. Juthe, <*3; R. B. Hiscnx, $21; Rsnd.ll Electric Co., <23; Hunts Tuxedo • SANFORD, FLORIDA, MOSCOW m - Soviet Scientist T. Khachaturov said today a typer fuel already developed in the So­ viet Union could aend a rocket ta the moon In ten hours, speeding it nearly M.000 miles per Mur, Khachaturov said the new fUN was developed to launch Sputnilt IT into spaea with Its dog passen­ ger at eight kilometers per sec* end—17.885 miles in hour. Ilia remarks were contained in a special article on “ The Thresh­ o l d of Interplanetary Transport” published today in "Gudot the organ of tha Soviet transport min- totry,* Khachaturov, who Is a corre­ sponding member of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, said In or­ der to give the rocket propelling Sputnik II Its “ enormous speed jf eight kilometers per second, new types of fuel were necessary." “ Interplanetary travel becomes obvious," he said, “ since with a speed of 11 kilometers per second 24.3W miles per hour a rocket has already overcome the gravitational >ull of the earth and can go into ntcrplanatary apace. “ A trip to the moon would re­ quire approximately 10 hours . . the dreams of humanity will be materialised. We are pasting the threshhold of a new type of So­ viet transport-interplanetary." Another Soviet scientist said Russia is capable ef sending a rocket to the moon and bringing It back. But there waa no confir­ mation here ef reports Russia But the hottest race was for In­ would send one ter tha monn on dividual bombing honors between Thursday's 40th anniversary of two BIT Stratojct crews command­ the Bolshevik revolution. ed by Capt. Clyde W. Armstrong The new statement came as one uf Grand Rapids, Mich., represent­ of ^Russla’ a leading rocket and ing Uie Mist, and the S841h Wing missile scientist* Indicated that crew from Little Rock, Ark., com­ Lalka, the lltti* husky dog aboard manded by Capt. Roy W. Howard Sputnik II, Is not e je cte d to live of Salina, Kins. more than a few day*. There were ‘ As the crewi took off for the turnon earlier that Laika—Rus­ final mission Armstrong's group sian for “ Little Barker” — might led by only one point for Individ- be returned allvt. usl bombing honors, Each also Modest Amount of Fast had a good shot at the overall Yurt Khlebtsevlt, author of a bombing-navigation t i t l e with much-discussed recent project for Armstrong's crew in fourth place a flight lo the Moon, Mars and and Howard's in fifth. Venus, aaid today over Moscow The keenly-fought SAC competi­ rai^lo the speed of the second Sput­ tion involved two crews each from nik la eufflcient to send a rocket 43 U. S. Air Force bomb wings, to the moon and return. most of the D4T outfits, and two lie said the amount of fuel need­ from the British Royal Air Force. ed would be relatively m odestThe RAF Valiants and Vulcani, just enough to get a space ship out however, suffered equipment trou­ of the earth’s gravitational pull, ble and were fir down the list In Moscow radio hinted Monday the the tourney. necessary super fuel had been developed. SA C Crews Complete Flying, Bombing Tourney Contract Is Set For First Sewer Unit Installation CAfNELBERRY— A contract for the first unit of t sanitary sewer Installation has been let by Casselberry Gardena, Hibbard Caaselberry, president of the develop­ ment corporation said yesterday. The G. H, Grier Co., of Winter Park, wai awarded the contract. Excavation work Is listed for an Immediate-start and tile la expect­ ed to be on the site within the next few days, according to works tuperintsndent Jack Hilliard, general manager of the Grier Co. The sewage system meets ill FHA and VA specifications and will serve 2) homes in a new area be­ ing developed In the Queen’a Mir­ ror South Addition. The system will be extended as development and bulldipg con­ tinues, with the construction of a disposal plant on a location East of Semlnola Blvd., Casselberry said. Also, that property owner* In the sewage district may request connection ORLANDO, tr— Bomber crew* o f the Strategic Air Command early today completed the Air Force's annual precision (lying and bombing tournament. . The host bomb wing, the Mist ef Plnecastle AKB here, led the standing* for the Fairchild Tro­ phy, awarded fur bombing and navigation excellence, as the big jet bombers streaked over the 3,200-mlle course tor the last time tortsy. Moonlight Cruise Slated Thursday Members and friends of the San­ ford Boat and Ski Club have sche­ duled their monthly moonlight cruise this Thursday. Boat* will put in at their own convenience and Mr, and Mrs. Harry Robson will host Ihe affair at their camp on the river. Skiing and swimming will be en­ joyed in the afternoon followed by cookout In the evening. After an evening of dancing and singing the boats will leave about 10 p. m. and cruise back by moon­ light. Commodore Woodall stated this morning, that If the wsather is cold, the activities will bo held In­ The Sanford Fire Department an­ side. swered a rail yesterday morning CYPRIOTS WARN BRITISH at 10 o'clock at the Day and Night NICOSIA. Cyprus (UP) — The Grill, 701 French Ave. Cause of Ihe fire was a grill pan Greek Cypriot underground EOKA on top of the stove dripped on the organisation circulated a leaflet today pledging Its determination burner and ignited. The building Is owned by Joe lo continue its "struggle for free­ dom" against the British colonial Moss and occupied by A. E. Skully. Answering the call with Chief government. The leaflet, signed by M. N. Cleveland were Lt. Crow, Greek Cypriot leader nigenli, warned Sir Hugh Foot, the new Bcnelt, Veckaey and Faint. governor, that “ Cypriots have tak­ en the irrevocable decision to ac­ For Information On quire their freedom by all CIRCULATION mean*." EOKA last March de­ PH. FA 2-2G11 clared a truce in its antl-Brltl*h or after 6:30 p.m, campaign which resulted In much violence. PII. FA 20973 Firemen Answer Alarm A t Grill , Collins Appeals For Constitution TALLAHASSEE W— Gov Le-, feels “ there la every good reason Roy Collins made his first direct I to believe something much better appeal to the people Monday night [ will be forthcoming from the Legon behalf of the proposed new Mature as It will be constituted Florida constitution, whieh he under the new plan." He said he “ resorted to every said would be a big step forward in building a belter stale govern­ Influence I could honorably use and still live with my conscience" ment. The governor, in his monthly re­ io wring the best reapportionment port to th* people, said in effert formula possible from the Legis­ he la convinced that if adopted lature, “ and It was not easy to at the poll* in the November 1938 get approved." Collins departed from the con­ general election, the Constitution would p r o v i d e the first real stitution only on'** during his 15chance to crack the stubborn poli­ minute address. He said that ef­ tical bloe which hat consistently fort* of the Committee of South­ stymied any re apportion ment of ern Governor* of which he It a aeata which would give the more member to get President Elsen­ populous counties a greater voice hower to remove federal troop* from Little Rock was not a “ total in the Legislature. The proposed constitution em­ failure , . I believe the over-ali bodies the provision for a 43- results of our discussion with the member state Senate and a 114- President will prove meaningful member House. Collins said he and helpful." ours Turning back to the Constitu­ tion, he said, "I ran assure you from first-hand experience of butt­ ing my head against a solid block of opposition In the Legislature that nothing better can come out ot the Legislature as it i* now constituted." The proposed new charter wmtld give the state a lieutenant gov­ ernor, provide a start on local “ home rule," as well as the changes in apportionment. But Collins said that eirn without these, the clarification and norginlralion uf existing taw* In the new constitution would Justify its adoption and "give u* a well or­ dered and sound foundation upon which to build, both by legisla­ tive action, as well si by other constitutional improvements in the year* ahead." Mason Executive Director Of State Audubon Society The Florida Audubon Society Is welcoming Its new executive direc­ tor, C. Russell Mason, who arriv­ ed this past week from Masnehu* sett*, and 1s located at the Soclety'a headquarters, 003 Orange Ave., Winter Park. Mason Is not a newcomer to this region, for from 1920 to 1940 he lived In San­ ford, serving first as manager of the- Florida Branch of (be seed firm, Francis C. Store* and Co., Inter In a similar capacity for W. Alice Burpee Co, For Ihe past 18 years, Mason has been executive director of the Massachusetts Audubon Society, with headquarters in Boston. Un­ der hi* leadership, the member­ ship in that Society Increased from 2100 to 1800, Its wildlife sanctuar­ ies from three to twelve, Its staff from six to To, and lit operation* budget more than fifteen-fold. Mason alto served for 18 year* as secretary-treasurer of the Mass­ achusetts Conservation Council, and hla participation in thla snd other conservation a c 11 v 111e » brought him the 1951 medal of the Trustees of Public Reservations for "outstanding service to conserva­ tion." He Is the suthor of Picture Primer of Attracting Birds, pub­ lished by Houghton Mifflin Com­ pany, a* well at many magaxlne articles. Mr. ami Mrs. Mason have pur­ chased a home at Altamonte Springs where they may indulge their Interest in plant and bird life, while he devotes full time to the building of a strung program In conservation for the Florida Au­ dubon Society, “ We are delighted U, be back in the Sunshine Stale,” Mason commented, “ to enloy *gain the beauty of Ihe countryside and the warmth of the people. Al­ ready the name* of plants forgot­ ten over th* past eighteen years are returning to us. We look for­ ward to greeting many old friends, to making the acquaintance of new people who share our Interesta, and to th* challenge tuat an Au­ dubon program of 'Conservation in Action' offers." Plan Completed Foi Lions Benefit Variety Show CASSELBERRY— An arrange­ ments for tha Casselberry Lion* Clubs’ Second Annuli Benefit Var­ iety Show at Lyman School audi­ torium at t p, m., Nov, T, have been completed, producer Joe Wei* mer said yesterday. Proceeds from the show will be used by the Lions to promote this sight conservation program, pro­ vide eye-glasses for needy chlldren, eye examinations and surgery when necenary and other projects of general welfare work. Tbit year’s sh o w includes pro­ fessional and high class amateur performers, many of whom have become well-known in Central Florida as radio and TV personal!!, lee. Weimar, producer of last year's successful show, promoted In conjunction wth Sanford Lions at the Seminole High School audl* torium, said yesterday that tha variety of entertainment billed for Thursday night not only offers a auperb cast but will present to the public many riling young ■tan, some of whom are certain to hit tha top In tha entertain* ment field. The* cast Include* a professional magician, accordion specialties, tap-dance artlati, outstanding am* ateur vocalists and planlita, a ba* ton export, pantomlmlst and t popular dance band. Harrington, the magician of CA3SELBERRY— The town’ * registration books were opened USO fame and a star tn the movie Saturday and will remain open “ This la Tha Army" will open Uia through Nov. 23, according to Mrs. show, followed by such well known ana onUrtalnars a* Ruth Smith, Francis Allen, town elerk. Mrs. Allen will have tha books Barbara Albright and Diana Tausat the muncipal building on each cher, Tupporwiro With Fairy, all Tuesday and Thursday morning of Orlando. Pianist Caro] Skinner, during registration period, Th* re­ of Winter Park; The Jones Boys mainder of Ihe period the books Dance Band, of Orlando; accord* will be at her home on Queen's ionl.it Frank Loescr and baton Mirror Circle, for the convenience twirler Dana Alexander, of Alta* monte Springs all share star bill* of unregistred eligible voters. Election day is Dec. 2. Offices to ing. be filled are inayqg, clerk and mar­ Tint lime performer* for ihe shall, each officer to server for one Lions Club will be the popular year and, two aldermen, sleeted young dancer, Susan Flench, who for a term of two yean. need* no Introduction as an enter* Absentee ballots may lie obtain­ talner and little Jan Pope of Caa* ed from the clerk. Alt U.S, eiliiena ■•Iberry, whoso full-sire accordion over 21 yean of age who have re­ dwarf* the tiny performer. sided ln the State of Florida for Susanne Jones, lyric soprano ot one year and for six months In Sanford who has performed in the town of Cssselberry are eli­ other local Lions affairs rounds out gible to vote if registered. a program which Wclmer believes Na candidates have filed for will be certain to pleats any au­ any offices to date. dience. Office Space Is Found For Firm CASSELBERRY— Office tpaee for the personnel of Casselberry Industries, Inc., ha* been provided In the ferneries building. Just north of their former location, the old Casselberry Industries Rldg. Ihe old quarters were vacated In favor of an electronics company which recently purchased the building from Casselberry Gardens, Inc. Effected by the move are th* ad­ vertising and billing departments of Casselberry Ferneries, the wa­ ter company and Casselberry Gar­ dens, Inc., a real estate snd deve­ lopment company headed by Hibhanl Casselberry. SWEDES BUILD MISSILE STOCKHOLM. S w e d e n HR— Sweden hai built a guided missile which Is being tested by two de­ stroyers, It was announced today. The mlisll* Is fired by e rocket and powered by i Jet engine, and can hit a target In any kind of weather, the announcement said. Additional Local News On Page 8 THURSDAY, A GOOD TIME CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (UIM-The manager of the University of North Carolina Flanetarium said Monday a lunar eclipse scheduled for Nov. 7, the 40th anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution, would offer ideal conditions for viewinr any explosion set off by a Russian rocket reaching the moon. A. F. Jenrano commented on a state­ ment by Dr. Fred Whipple, of th* Smithsonian Observtaory In Cam­ bridge, Mass., that It was possible the Russian* launched a moonbound rocket last Saturday. THE HOME OF MR. AND MRS. T. J. DEMERS. 43« S. Virginia Are. waa ehoeen hr tho Sanford Garden Club an th* November Garden ef the Month. (Bergstrom I'koto by Goeti) WORKING WIVES INCREASE WASHINGTON (UP)— The Census Bureau said Monday the pro­ portion of married women work­ ing or seeking Jobs ha* Jumped from 20 to 30 per cent. The num­ ber of working wive* Increased from 7.300.000 in 194? to 12.700.000 last March, NOW THERE ARE TWO NEW MUONS TO WATCH—This nfflci.il Soviet photograph, released la Canada, shows Alexander £haruv, head of the satellite observation station at the ShternbergInstitute In Moscow, giving InstnictlMa to • group of Moscow University student*. The students baste two “ sputniks1’ to watch now, wllh the announcement that Russia had succeeded In launching a second satellite, thi* on* bearing a live dog as part ef Its **;«'»• , . (UP T elephoto) � 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, 1957 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, November 04, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 04, 1957; <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/d505c3567f88ce7388c7b6960743a3cd.pdf b9993b69e9364e01c18b05480d359a24 PDF Text Text SHOP FURNITURE CEN TER’S EN TIRE STOKE FOR UNHEARD O F BANNER DAY BARGAINS------EASY TERMS ON Q U A LITY HOME FU R N ISH IN G S---U SE OUR EASY LAY-A-W AY P U N N O W -— ______________________________ ____ _ A LU M IN U M FU R N ITU R E SALE--- t Best Prices We \ l rI - .:!•*! 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EA SY T ER M S A R R A N G E D IT ROCKS Per Month W e W ill Take Your LIM ITED Old Heater In Trade NU 3IBER On One O f These M odem at this low Price Sfegler Heaters “ W H E R E Y O U R DOLLAR B U Y S TH E MOST IN HOM E FU R N ISH IN G S" EA SY TERM S WE G IV E TO P V A LU E 116 W est First Street - S A N F O R D - STAMN O W Ph. F A 2-5181 EA S Y T E R M S �WASHINGTON ( U P ) - T h en U M m « i for Vkn P m Went RlehH M. Xtxon la tha published report Jut Harold E. Stauen It Ahtnklog hard about a political Chrbtlan A. Harter, then cover* i Proaident'a friend* who bunded ticket would coat tho Republican nor of Manachwotto, whom BUi- 1 their way Into tho atop . Ntxon Party votaa* Indeed, there won denti»l<1 « « « > » « * wa. to plant and ra- tome persuasive Indication* that ducted hi* campaign agalaat Nix* p' lnt ***• lde* Nixon would be would be, to fact, a populu running mat*. on while a member of tho Elxen- b*<Hr hurt the US9 ticket, bower admlnlatratlon, a altuatton Ntxon road and haard to mueh GOP B tn tf Per Nixon which a*tonlahod and t r o u b l e d of that atop-Nlxon patty lino with* The big margin by which tho .Vixen’* friend* and an but ob- tut rabuko from tho White Route Elsenhower - Nixon teem wa* re­ talncd from the vice president, a that there aroie In hb own mind elected amply Justified the vice withdrawal from the eonteat, the question whether he ihould president'* te If-confident decision The strategy o f St m en and of itand aside. There waa no evl- to stay In the race. His renoutinapolitical amateur* a m o n g tho dance that NLxcn's pretence on tho tlon in San Prtneiaeo waa unani­ Tomeback. SUssta I* reported to bo think* taf W rannlng n o t you for cor* •raw o f Paaatyfmto. If t o « m elected, Stitsea auroly would be­ come a farorlto aea candidate for (ho 1980 Republican presidential nomination, thereby depriving Nix- * mous. Ho to Judged now to bo vsnto, however, would bo tocura well ahead of tho pack to the raeo to office o b je ct only to tho whim for (ho 1M0 Republican prctlden* of hb constituency. And, of courae, tial nomination. Stauen la comparatively young. That could bo a basic reason for with an unsatisfied yen to bo SUaooh'e thought of ■ political president, comeback. The election of Rich* In his RMk year. Steam can ard M. Nison aa president would iok, if he, must, beyond 1980 to very “Shortly lead to Stas sen’s de- 944 and, oven. 196*. Hla clearest parture from federal office if he lew of the White House would ho happ d to hold inch when Nixon i had front the governor’* office la took over, A governor of Pennjyl-1 Harriiburr *>. . Weather AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA. United Press Leased Wire Docks, Term in als lAajc * Issue In Commission Race tPEA K Xlfl AND PROGRAM CHAIRMAN at yesterday's Junior dum ber at C n n s n e Luncheon. (Front row) toft to rigkti Mrs. Alien WUHnk. • candidate for the City Commission, Ambrose Ollff, program chairman, and Robert 8 . Brown, candidate for the City Cawwbaton. (Back ts v ) left to right: A. U Wilson, unopposed candidate for the Ctty Commission and R. F. Cooper, unopposed candidate for Uw Board of School Trustees, (rhoto by Bergstrom) Pilot Dies InJet C itiz e n s U rg e d To R e a d CrasM tarM r This Morning OCALA, Fla. W — A Navy n u Crusader Jet plane crashed |ust south of here today and the "pilot, attached to a fighter squad­ ron at Cacti Field near Jackson­ ville, was killed Instantly. Witnesses told newsmen that Uje plan* crashed aftsr going Into what appeared to be an Intention­ al dive from whleh the pilot ap­ peared unable to pull out. A team of Navy investigator* v e i l on It* way from Jacksonville " t o tho crash seen* to study tho wreckage. Name of tho pilot, who waa thrown from the main portion of tho wreckage on Impact with th* ground. Is withheld by the Navy until hi* next of kin eould bo notified. The Navy In Jacksonville said the pilot and plane had been atftached to Fighter Squadron 101 at Cecil Field and that the crash oc­ curred during a routine training mission. Every ellixem should acquaint John* ramroddtd this article mself or henelf with the pro* [ through the Senate." sad constitution, Representative Pr° P « ed eoMtitotlon «*< . „ ! recta over 200 grammatical error*, ick N. Cleveland laid today, j Representative Cleveland explalnW v e got to weigh the advantage *d, and he pointed out that the having ■ senator of our own proposed itata constitution group* ilntt the cost of additional re- «U matter* within the sa*"* sub* esentative* to the House," ha under one article. ., Seminole County would gain a . , ,, senator of it* own under the proI will be happy to provide po(e,| constitution’* provision* but pie. of the proposed aowUtttUoa v o M ba oaly lw0 repr„ <nt. ■ny and all civic groupa or to atires, he tald In explalnatlon of . ^ ? r!* 1e0 !utlV* C,e’ 6* H>o reapportionment .action. Hownd stated. That Is the one way 4Vrr ba Baid. It doe* not aceomi can become better ecqueln ed Ulh real reipp0rtIonment to the th the constitution on which jIouia lixena will bn voUng next year," The',jau lon of representative! * , •. . ... , In th* House leave* th* dominating "•* •r,ln« Influence just a* It is now and nstltution for tte State of Fiord- marc|y a,i(|a mor* employe* which ', Repreien aUve Cleveland said wUI run lnto thousand, of dollar* a\ ! ^ C,e i T ^ * * n*» h additional expense each year. ?! * “ of serf pCT.op.ny (eeI that tha-Snn* Cem<»!«* w*?° n / , , r * of ala naedt lha additional represen' V r .r M ". o ' ! „‘ nd tatlon—primarily beeaus* of It* the United State,. He raid thin ima„ J , m btnhlv." ha Iald. l| ,C * m* * JmP°rUnl ‘ ttce Recently, Representative Cleveidcr the present laws you have (and appaared before the Sanford r £ ! 2 , ? / , , W #M UM* Club end the Pilot CTub of ?! Winter Park to explain th* various *"***. djr,c' tntnciele* of tha propoied eonw ’ i *!l-d m* * * * 0! * 4 T,k Cjeve* jtuution on which eltliens, next na. t. the section where by local , ithar pIacr th*ir stamp w county commUaloner* can be lpproV1, or ,|^n down. n n o w a r n n lei arlnitl e n u n l v a rrlift. Local News On Page 8 “ A wonderful lucte**", was the •Utemcnt made thla morning by chairman of the Southside School carnival, Mrs. Lola Winn. “ I can not thank enough the oarents and teachers who made tna carnival possible, particularly my co-chair­ man, John Kadtv.” Easily tb# biggest crowd aver eame to the Hatloween car-to il at I* Southside School Thursday night. ^ An estimated 2500 men, women and children swarmed over the playground, a* they patroniaed tha more than twenty bootha and ride*. Wandering through the crowd were the t w o “ professional" downs Buddy RawU and Volie William* Jr. Tha pitr h **1 been mad* up by Mrs. Don Bn ,baker •nd could have passed for proy^fcsaionals. They amused tha child­ Carnival 'Wonderful ren and sold hundreds of brilocns, Mrs. C. A- Andes son Jr., th* school secretary, was tha "plckmy-pocket" lady. She, too, ipent the evening wandering through the crowd, Tha carnival groaaed over one hundred dollar* mor* than it did last year. Result* will not b* krown for icveral day*. Each booth, so well stocked at S:30 p. m., « !• depleted hy the time tha evening was over. Literal­ ly thousands of hotdogs, cold drink* and coffee were served. Th* chicken barbcqtie cooked by Cutton Brown was completely sold out. Long lines remained all even­ ing before th* spook house, pony rides, train and snapping turtle, ituudreda of children returned lima and time again to th* two fish-. ponds and tha boat* on pond. Jfinnlng th* booths were par­ ent* of Southside School children. Many fathers were In evidence and served in nearly every capacity. The Junior High School Band pro­ vided musle during th* evening. In the auditorium, gaily cos­ tumed dancers of tha Daanna School of Dane* provided an «ntrrtaining program In balM, tap, and to*. Deanna McManus and George W'iggin gave in exhibition of ballroom dancing. R. C. Whit­ mire took photographs In thanking those who helped on the carnival Mft. Winn made spe­ cial mention of those tn charge of each booth. Fish Pond, Mrs F. H. Norvetl; Train, Mrs. A. J. Bra­ cken and Snapping Turtle; County Store, Mgs. Arthur Harris; Hot 9 1 L yv, 'A C Monday's Rotary Session Canceled The regular weekly meeting of the Sanford Rotary Club schedul­ ed for Monday noon will be cineslled so that members may at­ tend the Joint meeting of the elvle and service club* sponsored by the Jaycces, which will be held Tuesday noon at the Episcopal Parish House. Congressman A. S. (Syd) Herlong Jr., will be the guest speak- rr GAfTSKELL HEADS PARTY LONDON « B - High fto'tekell will again lead the Labor opposi­ tion parly in the next session of Parliament It was announced Thursday night. James Griffiths wilt be deputy leader and Herbert Bowden the chief whip. N<* other candidates had been proposed when nomination* closed Thursday night. Additional Southside The Seminole County United Ap­ peal Drive received ■ substantial push toward Its goal yesterday from Heavy Attack Squadron Nine. Lcdr. John E. Cousin*, USN, Chair­ man of the drive for VAH-9, pre­ sented a check In the amount of 1511 to Captain L. A. Arthur, USN, for Inclusion In the fund* to be contributed by Navy Sanford ac­ tivities. This amount represents more than one quarter of the total goal of all Navy Sanford Unite. In addition to tha contribution in dollars, 100 French Ftanci, seven English Shillings and a hall penny were presented. VAH-9 re­ turned only last week from a de­ ployment on hoard the U&S Sara­ toga. Porta in Scotland, England and Franc* were visited and the foreign eolni donated to (he Unit­ ed Appeal represent* money from each of the countries. Cdr. W. R. Hailelt, USN, Com mandtng Officer of Heavy Attack Squadron Nine, gav* the Navya traditional “ Well Done" to the officers and men of hi* command for their generous support of this must worthwhile course. The importance or the Sanford Dock* and Terminals project be­ came the matof Issue In the race between two candidates for the Board of Sanford City Commis­ sioner* when they spoke before the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce at its noon luncheon meeting yesterday Mrs. Alice Willlnk told the Jayeees that “ women are bceomlng more aware of tho political situa­ tion amt arc today taking a greater part In the affairs of government. “ I realise tbit Sanford i* in a transition period between vary little progress mil the coming of Industry," she said, "amt I would appreciate your support in hav­ ing a woman on the Board of City Commissioners.'* Robert S. Brown, opposing Mrs. Wtllink.ln the race for tho seat vacated by F. D. Scott at the end of his term this year, spoke of hi* experience In cily planning, “ It we* discouraging to ftnd out the lack of Interest In the city’* ohlems," he said. “ One problem the Docks and Termlhals, 1 hope that it can be an achieve­ ment.’* However, Brown told the Jayeeo audience “ I am not going to nromJs*,*?« U»i|e.ri.the otter anTil all reports ’ are In,' but I do think Sanford ran achieve At Wilson, an unopposed candi­ date for reeiection to the Po*rd of Sinford City Commissioner*, told the Jaycces “ The docks and term­ inals project Is the key to our economic future and next that Is an airport," R. F. Cooper, an unopposed candidate for the Board of School Trustee*, called on th« Jaycces to support the school bond Issue on Nov. 19. "We're asking you to put In double effort In getting the people out to vote," Ambrose OHff introduced the speaker* at program chairman for the day. Chorus Seeks More Singers Member* of the Male n,fTtn are reminded that the reb*arsal scheduled for 8 o’clock Stonday night, will be held It tha Preshytcrian Church. It is still the hope of Harry M. Weir, director of the group, “ that more men will coma out and join tha chorus." For Information On CIRCULATION PH. FA 2-2011 or lifter 0:30 p.nt, PH. FA 20973 T1IK COMMANDING OPFICER of Ranfard Naval Ale Station (toft) Capi. L- A- Atthw accepts a *511.00 cheek from LCDR John K. Coastoa (right) representing VAH-t a contribution to the Remlnoto fourth uf the total Navy Sanford goal. Authorities Halloween prankster* turned out in force last night but there were so many police officers, pollc* cruisers, city officials, and elty employe* on duty that It wa* Im­ possible to do much damoge. Halloween fun was marred by one accident on Park Ave. near the Intersection of 10th St, when an 11-year-old-boy w*» struck hy an automobile as he veered around a parked car. Paul Fllcger of 214 Etm Ave. was riding his bicycle, without lights’ and on th* wrong side of the street, according to Sanford Police Department reports, when he was struck by a ear driven by Marion Blessing of the Montezuma Hotel aa the bike cut out to pus the plrked car. Th* youth was thrown by th* Impact on top «f a parked car and then slid to the payment. Eaaininat ions at the Seminole Mem­ orial Hospital mealed the voungiter had no broken bones but re­ ceived only ■ badly bruised right leg and suffered from ahneW. The as thrown 42 feet south bicycle of the intersection. In another Incident, three young­ sters were taken Into custody and ehvrged with the destruction of city property. Robert Morris Doo­ ley, 19, Charles Robert Bridges, IT, and Charles Dooley along with five juveniles Including one 13ycar-old girl were shooting out street light* with ■ BB rifle. The Watch (Official U8 N Photo) Pranksters Incident occurred to th# Dreamwold and 4th Street ind French Ave. vicinity. Southward Fruit Company wa* broken Into and the office ran* tacked, according to Police Chief Roy Q. Williams, Ernest South­ ward on returning to hi* plant dis­ covered it had been plundered. Police investigators found that an attempt bad been made to pry open tha coca col* machine and an­ other attempt at entering the safe wa* made. The Intruder* took on­ ly 50 or 80 cents in stamp monay. of Halloween night, were apparent­ ly seared from tha scene when The burglars, taking advantage Southward reutrned to hi* offiee. In tha county, gltsiei wtra bro­ ken front the Truck Grower* build­ ing it Rand* Siding. -Sheriff J. I*. Hobby said he received “ numcrous call*" complaining about Juveniles shooting firecrackers and throwing them Into groups. It was reported that considerable “ map damage was done at the Cassel­ berry post office. In Sanford there were 19 extra police on duty In addition to th* ngutor force with watchmen sta­ tioned at all elty property. Divi­ sion superintendent* were used to putrol the streets. In addition, th* City Manager, Warren E. Knowles and Mayor David Uatchel warn patrolling until t a. m. this morn­ ing. Success' Dog Stand, Mrs. Georg* Sires, Mr*. Everett Orr; Spook House, Mrs. B. If. Frentrcsi; Fish Pond No. 2, Mrs. D. R. Jones; Ponies, Mrs. Harvey Hale; Whole Cakci and Cake and Coffee, Mrs. Ralph Jarvis; Popcorn, Peanuts, and Sno-Cones, Sir*. W. E. Dodsun; Old Clothing Booth, Mrs J. C. Cameron Jr.; Candied Apple* and Home made Candy, Airs Hallas Loop; Rnats-on-a-Pond and Post Office, Mrs. W. L. Colbert; Jack O’ Bean and Teddy Bear, Mr*. Ralph McLain; Pair Tree and Pot­ ted Plants, Mrs. Luuia Hoop; Dart Board, Mrs. William Tripp; Handi­ craft, Mri. Albert Jarrell: Dart Board No. I, Mra. Henry Kirtley; Dinner and Cold Drlnka, Sir*. R. P. Goods peed and Mri, David Carnefix. C1.0WN3 AND It\LI.OONS was nn* renter of attraction at SoctluUa School’* Halloween Carnival la*t night to which more than 2,50V pcopla were attracted. (Staff Photo) �Car. P u t A n .« < » l L Joha W. A m u , Pactor an. Holy Eaekariat a.m. Family Carrie* K*acf*ltotic Carrie* m m T:X M>- and Bihlo Study Wedne- d ir at T:30 M>. •C«m to Wonhip, go ta a m ' 1 Such moments come to everyone, and they are not easy to face. It's simple to be serene when things are going well. But when your hands are tied—when you feel helpless, even hopeless—then you b a g in to realizf life cannof.be lived alone. Omar «f Hoot Fifth sad Hally - wklcomrs ro c- Paster Wm. U Stepehso Associate S. b. Craisla* Sudsy School U UL Mania* Worth* lls jb. Stole Stady T p.a Erraiaj Service 7:30 p.a . It’s then that you know how important Faith is—how it is something you absolutely must have. W ith Faith to sustain you. you inevitably begin to see your way out. Without it, you flounder. Hid tttk ScrvL’ t Wodaetdsy _ _ T:» •* GOING CHUtCH FOX A COMING LORDCOME AND SEE THESE IS A REASON. (Tte Church *Lh a Glawiaf H un) Err. Charlti r . Ir o n Pasta* S a d i; School U i s CUttard y.a. ST. LUKE'S EITHER AN la Slatit (Near Orieda) Bar. Rtrylwa N. T*fcy Poatar Hsraiax TTanht* B U aaBoda IF u in mroadcatt at • SB a a . eier WORE (Ttt he) SttaJay School • » a.a— far aU on ir t. pt ehHauaa t>*T Srbael — Voadty thrruph Fridiy a.a. — (A3 t ^ a m t r j jradoa oad fctadcr(t t ln ) CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST Or UTTER DAT RAWTR J. G. Brook* - Bruch F nrtla*t C.vy HaU Sucday School IS a a Sacnncst Mmlsp Spa Wodaceday Pr.maxy Me*tlaf at EU>XH SPRINGS BAPTIST CHAPEL Eldar Syrian Spoaooard by Fkrti la id * Charch Soaford. TU. Jm Doothitt, rait.r Susday School 1.41 i a P ru cta i u.oa a a . E m tos Some* T.M a a PAOLA CHURCH OP CHEST Lari'i Day: B&« Sfafj at II ijb Worthy Scrrlcc U:M a a Krwr.^y Con n _ Ty a Turn to the Church—not just because you are troubled, but because it can give you spiritual freedom. Balph Bi**w Jr. Zra&niat FUNDAY THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . . ALL FOR THE CHURCH The Ci-rca it is* y«a«it factor oa *ari fat t>.» tu.ldny cl caaraaw end *ood dtior.ahlft b it a epinsjoi vehtoS, Without a anon* Omni. r.t/iitr d*=saoqr Bar ejr-.Utgtiaa cas K n in er* Jr-r tausd rtoest *rhy •»*T r*r»rah s.’.d z r ..-i t*nieM regulaiy cr.i ruppert ti, CSxrriv Th*/ cr»; (1) For fas ova sake (I) Forkit chJdrca■ soke. (1) Far th* set* cl hit emmoMby cad rwisn. (() For t!« tak* c! i * :'j*li. which r»»dt hit aural cr.i s r r a l ,.;pc-r Fla to ga to chunk.r*g-> is:./ sad r*-i pul &hl* ds-y. tSuiti i r ..... ....... - ’1 » i O itht Vtrto* BiNo School------- — .. IB sjb. Wtnbiy S Cosataua . . Hor n. Eite.at Weraha ------T;U p a . WEDNESDAY Stole Study__________ T;tl p a . THE SANFORD CONGREGATION Haodaf Beta locaud ta Pam «f Church Buildias opra to public I 38 to d.3s p a . Tatadap oad Tkurodaya. A twdie’i iarlutloa b rxtoadrd to all to attend our aarrlm aad SM tha Eatdjty Boca. M sybt d o one hat ever actually bound your wrists 1 with a rope. But haven’ t you, at times, felt as If you wers ' literally hand tied? You struggle and strain with your prob> lems and anxieties, and you are completely unable to get free. im wool tot. si. ALL SOUS CATHOLIC CHURCH Ooh At*, tt M lu Sunday R p * . V iU tio n r atsd? Rtr. Richard L j«u, Potior Wodaoodty TJ0 p.ta. Co&xnSatiea Sradoy Mastro Stole stady i u v r , i ce, t oo. io.w tsd Friday T: JS yjs. Ministry aahool Friday IJ l p * . S»rric* r i m W'oahly Mattat fir st r u u m i i v t Dally at T.U a. a . CHURCH Oak At*, aad 3rd St CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN THe hr*. A. G.Mclar.U. Mialator CHURCH Vra. Goaryo Touhy. Mtauter of Mt~.br: 01 Tha UNITED CHURCH OP CHRIST Mart; C«w r Path A m u aad Sith St. Mitt Kithcrtw Ira-w, D C E. S:*S a. » . Sonrfao J. B«raard Root, Minuter A nars— **Th« Lari'i Mr AhoyFred Ejstir.ir.r«r, Associate herd4' - . Junior ChouOrgtaut, Ht ca W'.tu Sunday School -------- f.U a. a . Srrao*—‘-God Bottom la Yea'’ Mentis* Wrrihty . I] a s . Mr. R rla u Sams*— *Th* fartbl* d iha Tal- M i a.ai —aunty School If.» i s - f a m r : « otto for •an* pram la the Setttos Roam. LARK M ART CHURCH U a n . HORNING WORSHir Aarivem— -Now Wo Stax Thy OF NAZARENE Xatt Cnttal U fa DrKr Pratoe*'—Chaactl Choir Paitrr Rot. k L. Dra*dy Anthta— * locUac I L m Ear — r in n i cha.. Sunday: B.b!* Scho*! I D a. to. Srraoa— -God BoLorot 1* Y*a4’ Nurmi** t*f chudm ustor > Morale* Worthlo U a. a . thru, aad u ate. ttrry Yruac Po.-?•*» Mwuay I U a. a . Sunday toOraleg dunaf the E«aacrtiauc Scntca T 19 >. a . Wodaooday; Pram la id X rtth i I i ■ Prayer Ho*ta« Some* T.M Oa the ftrtt Wodnaaday tToa.cs of oach sooth at t M a’tioch b tha rtfaUr toiaaiotary stoUa*. COHHUNITT RRtAITTXRSAM CHURCH Lake Mary, R*». Akaandor Loa, Miabt*r R. W. K w ji Ssaday Sthool k > enataadcst Mr* Jasat M. TYosyoaa. Orjau t Suaday School ------ -- to a. a . Moratsc Worohty— .11 a. a . A cordial isviuuo* la titoadod U a~ •' * * ' * --Wto— r— r n tm -r -n r y j- . - This “ Support The Church” Series, Published Each W eek in The Sanford Herald with the approval o f the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is made possible by the co-operation o f these wellknown business establishments: BERGSTROM PHOTO SERVICE S T I N E MACHINE ft SUPPLY CO. AMERICAN OIL CO. H. t , ttrkhlood. Cntm tar FLORIDA STATE B.UNK of Soaford COMPANY WTLSONM.UIER THE TEXAS COMPANY FURNITURE COMPANY 1. C. Da»li, Coaelpa* CELERY CITY S M I T T Y ’ 3 PRINTING COMPANY SNAPFIV Tl*RTLE AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY CO, .'IRS. APPLEBY’S McREYNOLDS DRUG COMPANY R.UNFORD PROGRESSIVE AUTO PARTS PRINTING COMPANT A. K. SHOEMAKER W. W. HORNE W A D E S BUILDER TRUCK BROKERAGE CO^ INC. SUPER MARKET SANFORD ATLANTIC >1 0 R E T i CAVANAUGH TIRE SERY1CR NATIONAL BANK PHOTO SHOP 1101 S*. French Ars. NICHOLSON BUICK CO. THE KILGORE SEED C a W H E E L E R FERTILIZER COMPANY SANFORD ELECTRIC S A N F O R D RESTAURANTS NE-HI BOTTLING COMPANT RATLIFF ft SONS AUTO PARTS BOYD*WALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE Additional ROY WALL PLUMBING Church News O n Page 3 THE MAYFUIR INN RITE THEATRE �• , •„ r_ _ ■Ifce Sanford Herald—Pa** S' Friday, Nor. 1, 1967 THE SANFORD Glory' To Be Moviel t Seen At .When t man achieves • reputa­ tion aa a fua fighter, gambler and drifter who abondon■ bis family, It require* aa extraordinary act for him to regala respect of hie community and of tha ion ho left jehind. It la Juat aueh a dramatic act which occurs In "Gun Glory,” new M-G-M outdoor action drama open­ ing Sunday at tha Movieland Ridela Theatre. Gun Glory filmed in CinemnScope and color atari! Stewart Granger, Rhonda Flem-| lag and Chill W t U i a . with 1 Stave Rowland, James Gregory Society beauty Jeanne Crain pleads with rate performer Frank and Jacques Aubuchen heading the Sinatra to forget th aoclal gap beteewn them. In a poignant secae from tbe VlstaVtsloa drama "The Joker Is Wild," due Sunday at supporting cast. tbe Rita Theatre. Baaed on Philip Yordan's novel, ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ "Man of the Weat,” the picture 1 was filmed on location in both Northern and Southern California, with Ra climax of a spectacular cattle atampede filmed In Painted Cayon, near El Centro. * Sutwrt Grmn/rrplmyt * ranch** Milk a / m i l M w rm itatlM « i As a man tormented by bis re­ • gnojtihlrr In M-C-dT* n d i . putation u a killer and cheat, „ new outdoor action dromo, Stewart Granger’a role la in sharp In what has been hailed aa a new a night-into-day life of gambling ■ “ C a t Glory." Rhoud• Hooting contrast to hit recent comedy por­ '.ramatie triumph for him, Aca­ and drinking. HU comeback, ca ao-clora In lb# QnvmaStea# trayal with Ava Gardner In “ The demy Award-winner Frank Sintra reer and riotous life and the at­ _ • c d r -W jlln , Little Hut.” playa his first biographical role in tempts of two women and a loyal Rhonda Fleming dote her first "The Joker Is Wild,” opening Sun­ friend tu penetrate the wall arc the work at M-G-M In "Gus Glory,” , day at the Rita Theatre. Cast as core of the candid/ uncomprisingfollowing her hit with Donald O'­ care comic extraordinary Joe E, ly honest story. Connor la "The Buster Keaton Lewis, whose career story Is be­ Starring with Frank are Mitxl Story." Chill Wilja comes to the yond a doubt the most amazing in Gaynor, aa the dancer who divorc­ new film from hia widely-applaud­ show business annals, Sinatra's ed him to stay In love with him; ed performance in "Giant.” portrayal has been called a deep­ Jeannle Crain, at the society F1EST BAPTIST CHURCH A newcomer to films, for whom ly-moving, shockingly realistic beauty who sacrificed her code to •II Park An. stardom Is predicted, la young performance that may well put be with him; and Eddie Albert, at (A Southern Baptist Church) Steve Rowland, handsome, six- him in the running for another the accompanist whoso friendship - W. P.-Brooks Jr. Paitor foot ion of the picture's director, award. he could not turn aside. Beverly Fred B. Fisher Associate Pastor Roy Rowland, Probably no other entertainer to­ Garland and Jacklo Coogan are Ur. W. L. Hannon Director of Laid in a farming valley of the day could have done full juatice featured. . Music Against Chicago, New York and late 1USD's, the story of "Gun to the role, for the itory ranges S Mrs. Guy Bishop Director of Lai Vegas nightclub backgrounds, from the most Intense drama to Glory” caiti Granger as Tom Music Early, a rancher who returns after romance, comedy and song, re­ Sinatra sings almost a dozen pop­ Mrs. Marvin Milan Organist three years of wandering to face quiring a combination of talents ular standards and a new ballad Moml.ig Worship 8:65 a.m. a hostile reception. His wife has rarely come by in a single perfor­ by Sammy Cahn and James Van Sunday School 1:45 a.m. passed away. HU ion, young Tom mer. However, for Sinatra, Oscar- Hcusen. The hilarious Lewis stage Morning Worship 11 a.m. (Steve Rowland), vows never to honored dramatic star, dean of routines and personality were re­ Training Union 4:41 p.m. forgive him. The townspeople singers and proven master of caus­ produced by Sinatra with the help of weeks of study of special films. Wednesday Service 7:30 p.m. want nothing to do with him, par­ tic wit both on-stage and off. the (Nursery far all services) ticularly when ho again kills a Lewis characterization is the sum (Earphones for hard of hearing) man, although it la In self defense, and substance of his own career and personality. SIGN LANGUAGE , p v It la only when the peaceful val­ Drama la the main Ingredient of O M t t i a i v r ; ( t PINE CREST BAPTIST ley la faced with disaster that "The Joker Is Wild," since the CHURCH Early Is able to redeem himself. entire Lewis story stems from a RIDE-IN T H E A T R (Affiliated with the Southern Bap­ A man named Grimscli and hia gangland knife assault upon him LAST SHOWING tist Convention henchmen threaten to run thou­ that scarred hh face and mined STARTS 6:30 101 West Onora Road sands of ea.lle Into the valley to his promising singing voice. Joe II. Counon Pastor feed, an act which would bring Though, as the VlstaVision film J. A. Hunt Sup*. Sunday School ruin to the farms. The ranchers pictures, he found an enormously Sunday School 1:45 a.m. Ignore Early's advice to drive suceesiful new career as a comic, Worship Service 11 a.m. Glrmaell away by force, hoping In­ the -injury and the loss of his . Training Union 4:90 p.m. stead to use legal means to dis- youthful dreams built n wall Evening Service 7:45 p.m. aude him. By the time they rea­ around him and turned him toward ^ Nursery provided. lize they mutt fight, Grimsell la “ Wednesday Evening Prayer Serv­ supported by hired gunmen for ice 1:30 whom they are no match. Only . * Early has the surprising answer FIRST METHODIST CHURCH for the killers who would take Dr. R. E. Rutland, Pastor the law Into their own hinds. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. The screen play of "Gun Glory" Morning Worship 11 a. m. was written by William Ludwig, Dr. Allen W. Moore Methodist with the outdoor action drama Evangelist from St. Petersburg produced by Nicholas Nayfack. will begin revival services at morning and evening service*. jg MYK Supper 6 p. m. followed by ~ regular meeting. NOW Evening Service 7:30 p. m. 1:30 p. m.—Recreation for young people—McKinley Hail SHOWING Retiiv. .till be held each day at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. DOUBLE FEATURE THRILL A CHILL SHOW Drama Joker Is Wild Opens Sunday At Ritz Additional Church News FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH "Where You Are Never a Slanger But Once” a 1607 Sanford Ave. I’ Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Adult lesson, "The Spirit of Christian Worship." The recently acquired 7-room house at the corner of San* ford and Rosalia was readied thla week for educational use. The children's division, Mrs. Vincent W. Larson, supt., will occupy It for the first time Sunday. Youth elassea will meet In the old annex at the rear of the sanctuary. m Morning Worship, 11 o'clock. ® Theme of the service and the ser­ mons, "Christian Faith and How to Acquire It.” The organist mu­ sic will Include Battman's "Pre­ lude" and Wilson's "Altar Lilies." Members whose 1958 pledge cards are ready are asked to bring them “and drop them In the offering plate. The nursery will be In the new educational building rather than the annex. Ample off-street u *parklng Is provided. . Evening Worship, 7 o’clock. The November "hymn of the Month” will be Introduced and Interpreted. Pastor Perry L. Stone will '•diver a sermon on "When You Pray, Say 'Our* ", the first in a ne v aer­ ies on "The Lord's Prayer” The public is Invited. Newcom­ ers, Navy families, seasonal visi­ tors, weekend guests, and others without a Sanford church home 1 . are accorded a special welcome. Christian Youth Fellowship, Wed. •:30 p. ns. , THE ALLIANCE CHURCH Christian A Missionary Alliance Park Ave. A 14th St. Pastor: Rev. David S. Carnefix Sunday School 1:45 p.m. Horning Worship , 10:40 a.m. Evening Service 7:45 p.m. A. Y. F. — Youth Service 6:30 9 P- m. Mid-Week Service — Wed. • p. m. "A friendly church for the whole family” h M I OndWt>Ian (■«•-UIM kM As* Feature — 6:10 CO-HIT — 8:14 SATURDAY ONLY • ~ T oR t Radio & Television Log Complete Weekend W DBO TV—Orlando 10:10 11:00 12:04 n u otv x v n ia e l:M S:i« tea UncU W all Cartoon Carnival Wfatnar-Nawa-gpwrW lUndttuoua T U A Industry on Parade spotlight oa Hporta T rackdow a Whirls blrda Ur. Atlanta aad E r l llayhouaa of Htara 1-lUCUp t'or.on to P»raoa Night Naira llaport H ollywood Flral M a h t Hlnu-ulf fill (1 4 4:11 7:49 t:«0 1:14 1:00 130 14.-O 14:14 ll:U4 11:15 12:14 im a u a i 11:00 BANKER BUYS.... 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San­ ford has never heard him until now! Who? Tho fabulonn enter­ tainer who make* a million dol­ lar* a year! Hc'a Joe E. Lewie! The funster—Not the fighter. SHOWS—1:35 - 4:61 - 6:37 • 6:31 STEWART RHONDA GRANGER-FLEMING GUN G LO R Y **• MCTWOCOLO* Dei Wilt hasSaan Jouiieuxa FEATURE. 7:15 LAST SHOW—8:11 "CHJI.lPKFN UNDER 11 ADMITTED FULL” (.94 Captain Oallaltt * ->* o li- lb ir ty * t. t iu u / Itapurt r id w o r d * 19:04 10 14 11 uo 11.40 111 m 1 09 1:»5 4:15 5.40 1.44 •:>» un lha Nawa 7:20 P ol iiuuna 0how l:# « Wyatt Karo 2.20 Zona Oray Thaatra 4.1)4 Mr Adam* and Kva 4.24 Huh It Ia I'Uyh'juiw 1b 44 Tba Lino-L'u 1:99 14:30 lY i„ m to IVr.ou 11:94 Klcvtn tVCI'.' * llaport N> 4.19 7:40 ILilO Klaran O'CI u k llaport 7:44 W oathor 1:49 11:14 Lata Show— Navy Blue * ')9 O ald" 1.10 12:14 Nawa and 41m O ff |o.o« * a r * mu v i 14:14 T'04 T a il I’ a tl.ta 11:44 7:14 1ml. an i'arada 7:21 Fla. Agriculture 4 JO 1.44 Hun. Mcbuul Forum 1.44 ■tSO Onea Upon A -iiory 7:14 4:99 Cartuna Carnival 144 ■ S') Captain Kangaroo I <4 I'):I9 SMebly Mouao 4.44 11:99 Sky K in* la.44 l l : I o Tarry and th# I’ lrait* lo.lii 11:49 Jimmy tiaan Dhow 11:15 1:90 Tataa nf 1 >iaa llon cora 11:10 1:49 Thla la tho I.lfo 11:04 1:90 Thla la lb# Anawar 11:15 2:19 O22I0 and Harriot 1:99 l » lln ckoy— Boa-on va. 11:10 13:41 Ran *ar a 1 40 S 19 tly t.lllta Sfarala t :lo 4.99 Rt.nayland 1.10 7 00 Calabrliy t’ layhoua* 2:09 7:19 Parry Maaon 2:24 I SO Dirk and 18a P u tliiN 1 44 4.09 Halo Storm 1 14 * 10 tlavo fl'in. Will Trayal 4:49 10 00 lliinomoka 4:15 19:10 studio 17 4-14 11)09 Talant Srotila 1:40 11:49 1#>ta HHnw — T o t u r n t ParadlaaI ! IS Flan O ff - 111 ,'vnvivn Taaf Pallara la m p Cnlo My Foot l#,uk L'p >nd I.ita Craalt.larUn Church I.,'la Taka A Trip w ild mil lllckuk Corimin Capara Foul ball Provlaw World N aw a Hound-up Haven Llvtly Aria 5it r v i v o JackaonvUI* Forum Tw anllalb Ctntury 1.0 .ala Jai-k ll-nny Kd Sullivan Show O K. Thaatra Hitchcock Praatnla iti.oon rh allvna* Whal'a My U no Muaday Nawa dpactal MU VII t 4 tlillt.VI.Vt2 Farm llaport Jimmy Liana Show Nawa Captain g a a sa rv o Nawa Uptn Ilona* Uary 5|oura Arthur Uodfray lauranr* Walk Htrlk* It Rich llotal Coamupulltaa la v a of U fa naarrb for Tom orrow Holding Light <>n* O 'clock llaport Waldo Norrla a * Tha lVurlJ Turna Itaat tha Clock lionaaparty nig P ayoff Tha Vordiet'i Tours flrlrhlar P a r Snrrol Storm Kdga o f Nlsht Mupormaa 9 Are you planting to purchase a new hotne . . the home of your dreams. If •0 , it will pay you (o drive out and see the new hornets In Little Venice. You’ll love the quiet, pfeiulng atmos­ phere of Little Venice, one of Sanfords moat desirable locations. Located near the Mayfair Inn Country Club, conven­ iently near Sanford but far enough out to have Just a touch of country living. • V.A., F.II.Aw F.1I.A. In Serrlce, Conven­ tional financing plans. 6 Homes under construction, 2 Homes left. zT \ U qM U aw C . 'P U M i j » J y C«mi#r W. Cryitl* Drive k Lake Mary Bird. x> FA M ill »T PhoM FA 2 3613 AftW 1 FJL �' h u beta ovenreefced. It to still valid ia ms of mao’s fnew—lag ftraggto aot to dominated by Us mlMtlflr cnottoan lost of os ore cmuelooo, to s o w dogroc, th*» analogy. Wo aio awars that such at* as nuclear ftotooo sad electronic npaters on Wo—tng» sOoytd with psrO. i know that If wo depad too mock oa nputers sad octontlfk gadgets our aoty to to doger at mechanistic I tofemaaa. Wo know that oaloos wo ftod Foreign Mr a u n a n . u tc u m Friday. Sar. • ruuDy can* the rim * pn» Soviet Hauls has finally goaded K p u le o eieuents to p u * r to the members of the North Atlantic Syria, the ICBM ■ n esea riu it. Treaty Organitatioo into tlgnlco- tpnfnik. and the sBegsttees eg a lag up their alliance. UJ.-Tutttto plot against Syria. Tae plan to hold a meeting of The Mg KATO meeting plaumd heads of government of the U far December it, it and IS will NATO members In Paris in De- bn the first of l u (mpertaaee since rember b an effective answer to 11 Ruasia’a long campaign of Muter and brag. Raula's campaign atarted last November at the time of tho Sun Canal crtii*. U reached its cUmax in the amazing propaganda campaign In which Russia accused the United State* and Turkey of plotting to Invade Syria. But the deciding factors wen Moscow's announcement of the successful testing of an intercon­ tinental ballistic missile and the launching of the Sputnik earth sat­ ellite. Ashed Rig Four Meeting Durinr all this long campaign. the civilian, "and Russia interspersed its threats and yu ursalf O n t * b u -t* with demands for a Big Four •■summit" conference I n watch President Eisenhower would meet Strict Premier Nikolai A. BittanK Communist chieftain Ni­ kita S. Khrushchev and tho prime n * n of Great Britain and France. The Russians also angled vainly for an invitation to M a v a h n l George K. Zhukov, now deuced as Soviet defense minister. U visit Ms wartime friend Elsenhower In Washington. The NATO alliance was formed In 1M9. when the threat of Rus­ sian aggression that would start n third world war seemed imminent. It was ntroded until It Included IS countries, stretching from Nor­ way through Western Europe to Turkey in addition to the United State* and Canada la the westers hemliphers. - H u rt to ao n r to determine whether f i m m m i l have saved a banting bafldtor tram being destroyed, prevented dam­ age becauaa of fire, or perhaps naved a M l hail not firemen been Mocked off or nm lm lanf prevented from reaching a • m m aa quickly aa possible. ’ H u t possibility existed though on several —w*«i"— At the very toast, firemen In one j —tan— might hare prevented the complete tone of furniture In a home or roved a por­ tion of the buHding from consuming flame*, er perhaps law enforcement officer* or ambalances might hare gotten an injured per­ son to medical attention Juot a few seconds earlier. Aa It la, we can be truly thankful that there have been no tragedies of huge pro­ portions. Had these happened, those motortoti and thrill seekers who held back a fire track for a few minutes or prevented •n ambulance from reaching a scene for a few —condo would have far more reason to be remorseful than they have today. Human nature drawa people to the ocene of a disaster, whether it be one which af- Pnge 4 - News C o m m e n t a r y have a gw d -^ L A Y -A W A Y N O W for C H R IST M A S/ else! any Partible Ratos nr kau r i Player la sar (tarn . . . le e make a n il weakly naywenta (w e e aa bw aa |1JS) . . . Ism Christmas Day taTyeer gift *21 be ALL PAID POB1 Seminole Coeaty’o Exclunive Emerooe Dealer I Sues Crisis Costly But a* the threat of war dimin­ ished. the ties between the IS allies loosened, and relations bea fire, or a tragedy — let thoee who are ’ tween the United State* and Ua charged with the responsibility of saving , two chief allies were weakened ‘ property and lives go about their tanks un­ seriously bv the British • French 1 hampered from the push— and shoves of invasion of the Suet Canal last' N •:mb?r. the curious. Bulganin started the campaign of ti.reals whan, in letters to tho Queen Etizabeth’e viait convinced a lot of prime ministers of Britain and Americans that thn principal e x p o r t of France, he said Ruasta was de­ tenu) let to use force if neceaaary Great Britain is charm. unless they called off their inva­ ~ 0 ~ sion of the canal. This direct, open The Medal of FVecdou j to threat was softened later by n Huri— E. Wilson on his a sec­ * Mo-crw so.k-srean who said Bul­ retary of defense, and along with it went ganin meant the use of force the freedom of speech which he had to hold |tv*onth the United Nations. Bulganin continued the cam1. 1957 at least partially In check while in office. uii—i with a series of letters to I NATO members from Norway to » " - f ■upon u«. don’t forget church and Turkev threatening them with de­ / # 1 /^ / Sunday tcbool thli Sunday. Pro- struction if they permitted the es­ tablishment of nuclear weapons 1tenant aerrieei ttan at *:Co a. bates on their territory. prize* win be awarded for the m. atthe Air Station Chapel, and b*«t one*. Free elder and '>*uah- Catholic terrier j are held at 12.00 nuti will be tened to everyone, ,, . immediate. m Sanford „ f0ttld and Sidney Yihlen’t orcbe**-* » j " „ . . • . . , retire here, and not have to leave. be playing. So get on out there 1 ve been lit.mg here trying to -p* YeMiukiy’i are purehaiing a and have a good time. think of what I’ve forgotten, and home here In Sanford, ao 1 imagine Also the last chase* !’ U have come to my mind, we'll be teeing him around for ta remind you that the rhieC* tUy, ADC, retired iome time. My congratulation* to Club ia alto having a Halloween ,^ jtT ttlte , • •wring thirty-one him for irhievtag an enviable goal. da^e tnmomw miM Szd«y Vib^ the U. S Navy. That . '* If I’ m able to bold my bead up Ua again will be the band, and , — ^ ____ la7 tey of the and type. 1*11 aee you Monday. And p ri»» will S* awarded tor the - year! -------Chief probably — wTte / Y.VeJ ^I W ^V that ,____ , - Ywenakiy --------— . ■— Y — b. a . .d " s U ^ . U 1, U i« i be*t coatume*. eoetume*. No charge f -r thla thl* t»n’t isn’t too well known here, a* he takes a lot of effort! too. So yoa hare one more day | to think up iome kind of a ‘ get__________________________________ * g q , up"! But coitumed or not, you ’ * '4+^,'} ca n j&nerson tspU tiT .e a: b i b o! i f t iome jnod Noe Available la Sanford C A R D IN A L Home lmprovemente Car Port— Roofing Etc. NO DOWN PAYMENT FHA A Conventional LOANS P. O. Box «01 FA 2-4949 T h e re is a Real Need fo ra Woman’s Views and Opinions on the C ity Commission. pd. pel. »>t. Sach day the names of 4 people wfli be published ia The Herald Claaaifled "lumen for FREE tickets to the Marie(and Ride-la and the RlU theatres. If <o«r name appears, dip the ad, It to year free "cket—you pay only a email service and tax charge on pa——. CLASSIFIED ADS Y ou M ay H ave A Pi—ent your Claaaifled Ad Fro# Pa— to the box office of the theatre named. J / ie s fijO A i • T o th e - RitzTheatre Make euro you have your driver's li­ cense, social security card or other per­ sonal identification with you. or •Movieland Ride-In Note the date printed at the bottom of the ad. Your Pa— moat be used be­ fore thla expiration date. �■? ' ■ 3 i nw ^ Sanford Hormld—Pago g v Thursday, O ct 81. 1MT | tan’s Comedy Routine And Fashion Show Slated Monday *--*v A *yr h fir II *»t lt-V\w £?.►*c Chairmen Claim Westside Carnival Huge Success AudubonSociety Hears Talk O n Shells * v The American Berne Department of The Sanford Worn am Club will iponioT a Benefit Fall Fashion Shew and Womanleat Wedding Noe. 4 at • p. m. at Finccreat School Auditorium. The YoweQ Company will spontor the American Home Depart­ ment'! fund to purchaie equip­ ment for the recreation wins of the new Civic Center. Bra. Robert R. Mahan la «hair­ man and Mrt- W. L. Kirk co-chair­ man of the event. Model! wIB be Mrs. Ralph A n tin Smith. Mra. George Stine, Mrt. W. L. Kirk, Mn. John Carlton, Mra. D. S. Talley, and Mlaa Marty Stamper. Abo Navy wire*, Mn. DavM Cunning and Mra. John HID. Junior modeb will be Ann Mahan, Elisabeth Ann Sweeney, nd M uter Scott Kirk. The faablon ahow will be follow­ ed by a performance of the Woaatnleu Wedding, which will atar prominent local men. • The Seminole Audubon Society held Its firtt meeting of 'he fall on Monday Evening la the Edu­ cation Building Annex of the Preibyterian Church of Sanford. Mis* A d e l e M o o r e , presi­ dent, presided. The high spot o f Uu evening w u the guest speaker, Mrs. Helen E. Arendt of n-iando. Illustrating her talk with shelb from her own personal collection, Mra. Arendt spoke to an Interested group on Florida's marine thelb. We are now wondering whether Jet propublon waa copied from the bivalves of the see, for Mrs. Arendt eieariy explained how BABY BOY CRAWFORD, ten of many of these little animats tra­ -Mr. and Mra. John D. Crawford,vel by. means of Jet propulsion. Saaferd. Bern Oet B . Kathleen Johnstone's book, SEA (Photo by Berptrem) TREASURES, waa Introduced to the audience by the speaker as a vary good beginner's guide to knowing shelb. The entire Florida coast la a treasure land for the starting of thb hobby. Mrs. Arendt proved thb whan she aald that aU o f her hundreds of shelb had been found by her along Florida's ■eacout. In keeping with the Hallowe'en aeason, delicious refreshments of cider, doughnuts, and cake were served by the Sanford group. Conning The News By VIRGINIA CONN, 8 ecM| MRS. D. B. TALLEY pal m the step* by the clack in Y•well’s t t she modeb an eeU fit ale will wear la the Benefit fashion shew Monday night at Place rest aadttortam. (Staff Photo) Church Calendar This will ba another amash-bam quleky tonight. My horekeope ■aid that this would be one of my best days, and starting tomorrow I won’t read it anymore. It is now five o’clock, and the children will be ready to go to the Southside carnival ang min­ ute. The reception of Balling it up was gratifying, if not abet** flat­ tering. (to me, that is.) Here is a letter I found in my car outaids the Sanford Herald. If the writer will come forward, I wltl enlist him or her In a determined effort to stock fermented soy Juice. TO THE NEW GOSSIP COLUM­ NIST. You're a Peach!—Even 'hough you can't seem to restrain your­ self at this time of year. We commend your accuracy in reporting the spine-tingling mores tomporum. Your lyric pro** and spelling are far soperior to that of your predecessor. We trust this new Job pays better than your for­ mer one, especially since the old gold-bricking one Included the pri­ vilege of unlimited access to the community typewriter. (Is litera­ ry license here to stay?) If we had had any idea you bait all that spare time, we wouM hnw found you a Job raking pine need­ les, where the pay U negligible but mouth-watering refreshments of fermented soy juice are served on an old Imperial attractively decorated with dead palmetto fronds cleverly arranged by some­ one whoso name we stupidly neg­ lected to ascertain. Yours for better-minded hedges —and higher ones, Mrs. C. D. Throckmorton Pres., Balllng-lt-Up Fan Club The guoit writer ha* promised a return engagement, as soon as she is released by her psychiatrist. One excellent thing has been ac­ complished. Camie Bruce has de­ cided to make the birdwatchers official. To this end the arose this morning and did an enor­ mous amount of research on the birds living on her street. I know I haVe plugged Girt Scouts to death, but Interested mothers are needed as leader*. This neighborhood haa grown so much in the past year, that troops have trouble keeping up with transfers— and the poor little girls who have never been in ecoutlng before must languish on the list. Ihe course which will start on Monday ig lot* of fun. This Is not heir say, aa I took it last year. Reasonable babysitting ha* bvm provided, the course costs noth­ ing, and the return* are tremend­ ous. Girl Scouts grow into fine women. We have been unable to reach many new mothers in town, so please call Chase (r * 2-2001) and register with her for the Basic leadership course. Also, men! \ grand subject, and one dear to the hearts of ua all, but decidedly prebiems to women. Anil sometimes even to other men. The!# remarks are apropos to the coming S. M. G. A. championship tournament which starts Sunday. Last day to qualify is Saturday. So get out there! VAH-llers enjoyed a cocktail party Wednesday night at Ihe B. O. Q. and then ala dinner there. 4 , FRIDAY — 1:00 P. » . — United Church Women are observing "World Community Day" Program — "Bread, Freedom and Dignity" ‘ Speaker — Mrs. R. E. Rutland Place — McKinley Hall . 3: IS P. M. Cherub Choir Practice - Mon. Nov. 4 • The Intermediate G. A.'e of the First Bapt. Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Park 109 W. 17th St. at T:15 P. it. A Baptist Association!' Music School for Sanford and DeLand will be held at the First Bapt. , Church at 7:15 P. M. Tue. Nov. 5 The Baptist Associations! Music School for Sanford and DeLand M will be held at the.First Baptist ; Church at 7:30 P. M. _ Girl Scout Troop 242 will meet at the First Bspt. Church at 3:30 Wed. Nov. 4 Prayer meeting will be held at the First BaptUt Church at 7:30 land at 8:15 there will be a Sun . day School Workers’ conference. Thu. Nov. 7 The Baptist Associations! Music m School for Sanford and DeLand • ! will be held at the First Bapt. Church at 7:30 P. M. Frl. Nov B The Baptist Associations! Music School for Sanford and DeLand will be held at the First Bapt. Church at 7:30 P. M. .MONDAY. NOVEMBER 4 The Executive Board meeting of the Women of the First Presby­ terian Church will be held in the f Session Room at ten A. M. i The Boy Scout* of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at ‘7:00 P. M. The Phllslhea Clase of the'First Preibyterian Church will meet with Mrs. Kirby Fite, Celery Ave­ nue, at 7:15 P. M. Co-hostess will !be Mrs C. L. Redding. .TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5 Brownie Scout Troop No. 233 * f the First Presbyterian Church will meet In the Youth Building !at 3:00 P. M. The Senior Girl Scouts of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 3:30 P. 31. The Junior Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at the Cbureh at 3:30 P. M. The Junior Choir of the First Presbyterian Church will meet for rehearsal at 4:15 P, M. The Pioneer Choir of the First C Presbyterian Church will meet for rehearsal it 5:00 P. M. Tha Pioneer Fellowship of the First Preibyterian Church will Circle No. 9 of the Women of meet for supper and recreation in the Youth Budding from 4:00 P. the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Joe Baker, Chairman, will M. through l:CO P. 31. meet at 10:00 A. M. at the home WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 o( Mrs. Roy Mann, 121 West llth St., followed by a covered dish luncheon. Yon knew, I write Iheta little Girl Scout Troop No. 149 of the ad* "b - heart." Because they First Presbyterian Church will are rlfht frees the heart. What ebe raa 1 eay thsa—“ Tre’ll meet in the Youth Building at 3:30 get aa honest, expert and P. 31. satisfactory Job of watch reThe Senior High Fellowship of palrtogT'’ I’d like to prove it the First Presbyterian Church will to you. Hlltl doubting? . - . meet for supper at 4:00 P. M. come la aad let's talh it over, The Yquth Choir of the First or, ask your friends. Presbyterian Church will meet for Remember — NO R U N , NO rehearsal at 6:30 P. M. MON. The Senior High Fellowship of WALTER H. TRAPP the First Presbyterian Church will Jeweler meet for recreation at 7:30 P. M. 311 R. Kecuod St. The Mid-Week Bible Hour of the These Wednesday nights are be­ ing overlooked by a great many. The children can go too, and the dinner is quite Inexpensive. Didn't see any children, but I did see the tag ends of the party. Tags like Dick Beck and Jack Salisbury, Eddie end Jean Rossi, Anna Bear, Spook and John Hook (1 knew they are in VAH-3), and Pat and Howie Hansen. Cartie and Jack Strlbllng were seen around town Wednesday night after attending the Toasti»*iter'e Club, where Cartie made a mag­ nificent apeech. She Is so Inspired she la planning a club for the la­ dies. Although how the talk* could be limited i* beyond me. Coming from a long line of chatterer*, I fully regliia the problem of giv­ ing women a Lime limit. Tommy Petcrion i* being aeen on lome of the bc*t book matches in town. It will be a sham- when the matche* are all struck. At a recent pack meeting. Den 4 came off with aU kind* of hon­ ors (now I'm on cub scout'). The den won the attendance, the best group costume, and the bean bag trophy. This was carried of,* by none other than Bill Hill Jr., who wa* stunning In his costume of. a snake, pulled by Jeff Williams as a Chinaman. cfi BABY BOY RUSSI, son of Mr. •ad M n. David Russl, Saaferd, Bern Oct 36. (Photo by Bergstrom) Geneva Club Will M eet Nbv. 6 Tie Geneva Garden Club will meet at the Community House on Wednesday, November Bth at 2:30. The hostess I* Mrs. Don Atwood. Speaker Is Mrs. Blanton Owen whose subject will be ''Christmas Arrangements." There will be a garden run on Monday, November llth to "The Barn" In Eustls where Mr*. Reba Harris who owns and operates the gift shop and Nursery, will talk on her favorite subject "Let's have a real Florida Christmas"— using palm* and native material. These same trees and plant* were native to the Holy Land and 3lrs. Harris feels-that we who live in Florida should mako our Christ­ mas like those In the land wh<*re It first originated. Calendar First Preibyterian Church will be conducted by the Pastor, Rev, A. O. Melrmli, at 7:00 P. M. The Chancel Choir of the First Presbyterian Church will meet for rehearsal at the Church at 7:30 P. M. Personals Mlaa Lee Jackaon, daughter of Captain and Mrs. Robert W. Jackson of 111 East Evans 5L Norfolk, Va., waa recently pledged t* Delta, Delta, Delta at Ohio Wesleyan University. )!lsa Jackaon Is a 1957 graduate of Seminole High School Mr. and Mrs. Chester J. Wolf of Washington. D. 0. ore arriving in Sanford this weekend to spend two weeks with their daughter and son-in-law, Lt. and Mrs. J. W. Hill and children C. C. and Bill Jr. Mrt. John D. Fite and her mo­ ther Mr*. J. W. Goodwin from Raleigh, N. C. are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Kirby W. Fite on Celery Ave. Mrs. John Flto is on her way to Fort Kobbe, Canal one, to Join her husband. • TI1KRK IS NOTHING stuffy about us! This quartette la ready for Don Brubaker. Cdr. John Hook, Loir. Don Brubaker- Kneeling, Mr* FRIDAY "Cooking Demonstration" by Mias Lucy Nowlin, Seminole Coun­ ty Council Center. 7:30 P. M. Spon­ sored by Sanford Home Demon­ stration Club. Mrs. J- E. Leopcr i* chairman. Public Invited. Small admission at door or from club members. First Methodist Church: 10:30 a. m — Revival meeting, 7:30 p. m.— Revival meeting. SATURDAY Halloween dance at the C.P.O. Club. Costumes optional. Sidney Vihicn's orchestra will play from 1:30 p- m, Prises for best costume. Welcome Wagon Club baiaar at the corner of First and )lagnolla. 1:00 P. M. Handmade articles and baked goods. MONDAY Youth Benefit Fashion Show and Womanles* Wedding, presented by American Home Department of Sanford Woman's Club. Clothe* by Yowells. 1:00 P. M. at Hinecrest Auditorium. Admission 100. Pub­ lic invited. Girl Scout Basie leadership course. Sanford civic building on East First St., at 9:30 A. M. Mr*. The Westside 'P. T. A. sponsored carnival was deemed a great mee cu when It was found that the P. T. A. had grossed nearly four hundred dotlare. Co-chairmen Carl Preseott and Bill Hardin reportad that the carnival waa sold not A gay evening was 'enjoved by teachers, students and parents. A prise went to Carl McWhorter for high score on the dartboard. The next P. T. A. meeting will be held next Thursday at *'30 P. M. at the Westside School. L. M, Millsaps will teach the course. Nursery facilities «n the second floor of the Educational building of the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Norris Jordan in charge. First Methodist Church' 10:30 a. m.—Revival meeting, Tt30 p. m.—Revival mseting, 1:30 o m. —Circle No. 11 meet in bicKlnley Halt after revival meeting. TUESDAY Tie W.S.C.S. of the First Metho dm Church will have a board meeting at 9:00 a. m . followed by the regular business and program meeting at 9:45 a, m District VII meeting of (ho Florida Garden Club, Sanford the hostess club. Registration begin* at 9:00 A, M. at the Elk's Club. Luncheon will be served at the Shrine Hall. First Methodist Churchi 10:30 a. m.—Revival meeting, 7:30 p. Baby Shower Given In Lake M ary For Mrs. J. Hobby Lake Mary—Tuesday evening Mrs. J. L. Hobby of SanfoM was honored guest at a Stork Shower given by Mrs. Richard Keogh at her Lake Mary home. The gifts were prevented to the honorte In a large blue baby bath pan. No games were played, aa the ladles enjoyed talking to old friend* they hadn't seen In a long Urn*. / Refreshments of tiny pink end blue cakes topped with eandy ba­ bies, pink and white cookies, pea­ nuts, tea, coffee and orange Juice were served by the hostess and her mother Mrs. H. M. Gleason. Attending were Mrs. Hamilton Mrs. Vola Werfelman. Mrs. Charles Kruger. Mrs. C. W. SJoblom, Mrs. Ida Keogh, Mr*. R. E. True. Mrs. P. D. Anderson. Mrs. R If. Eubanks, Miss Irma Gene Eubanks, Mrs. Walter Gardner, Mra. Raymond Ball, )lr*. James Thompson, Mrs, H. n. Eubanks, Sirs James Yates. Mrs. John Mc­ Laughlin, Mr*. Eileen Willard, Sherry Gardner and Kathy Wil­ lard. The Public Worka Office Per­ sonnel, their wives, husbands, mo­ thers, fathers, children and other relatives and friends got together Wednesday night at the Staosell's farm house on Oregon Ave. and enjoyed a Halloween Festival Wit­ ches and ghosta lurrounded thn huge yard and house which were decorated with spooks, Jack-o-lanterns, candles, and lamps shaped in Halloween facet and funny forma. The witch'a brew steamed over a blue-greenish flame in the yard. The children rode horseback and played games led by Mrs. Kay Helms arid Ensign Hartnett. Prlaes were awarded the children for their costumes A big bonfire also glowed In the vicinity of approximately 70 happy people who were busy roast­ ing not doga and marshmallows and enjoying the beans, delicious­ ly prepared by Mrs, Cunning. Mrs. Lunch Box W ill Welcome These Sandwiches . Stansell changed the spooky mood when the donned an overalxed pair of overalls, and with *h" aide of several pillows, and a down face, put on a side show, on horse­ back. I f you think getting on and off a hone in that outfit la easy, Just ask htrl Later la the even­ ing, the grftup aat around a large fireplace and Joined in apple bubblng and charades contests. They sang songs, whllo Ensign Schiffgens, dressed as a weird old witch sat in tho fortune Ullers cave and told tho children's fortunes. Tho same gang, without tho children, also got together at thn Cunning's home in Lake Mary the first of tho month and enjoyed a wonderful hot-dog and hamburger charcoal feast. The group first congregated at Lake Mary for swimming and water skiing, and later adjourned to thn Cunning*! backyard where several charcoal grills were delightfully burning and sumo very good cooks pro­ ceeded to feed tho 30 guests, Thn preliminary arrangements and plans had been made by the girla In the office. They found that when working together, to accomplish one objective, the answer is bound to be success. This was proven by the fact that everyone in attend anco had something to do with thn party being a success. For in­ stance, tho girls, using tho KngLnearing technology and phrases, submitted request! to various ones to perform such services as: purchasing the food; helping with setting the tables; picking up the ice and soft drinks; slicing and dicing the onions; etc. Everyone had a wonderful time and plans many more get together#. Lake M ary School Carnival Slated For Saturday LAKE MARY—Friday night the Halloween characters will be at the Lake Mary School for the An­ nual Halloween Carnival starting at 0 p. m. Booths of candled ap­ ples, cold drinks, hot dogs, eandy, baked goods, coffee and popcorn will he set up on the school grounds ■« well as the country store, movies, train ride, pony ride, dart game, pocket lady, Spook House, basket ball throw, fish pond, grab bag, and many other fun games, The costume parade will begin at 8 p. m. with prize* being award­ ed to tho most original and best all around In the following groups pre-school: first, second and third grade*; fourth, fifth and slsth grades. So come on and Join the fun at Ihe Lake Mary School Fri­ day night at 6. Fashion designed Jo Copeland be­ lieves that woman’* »en*e of style W "born, not made." Says the New* York designer, "a woman can learn to be well-dressed. But a seine of style Is a natural talent . . .she has t0 have it if she ever really become* a symbol of fash­ ion. I think that a woman shows muds of her style sense in the way site accessorize* her clothes." Planning, Shopping Home Demonstration Club Mem* - I j bers will aoon be learning "Easy ; Ways to Meal Planning". Thn Home Demonstration Agent, Myr­ tle WUson, gave the Food and Nu­ trition leaders the following anggesllana for "Getting the M ed Planning Job Done Easily"! 1. Plan your meals ahead X. Use n reliable meal planning guide 3. Follow a meal pattern 4. Aim for variety 5. Aim for eye and appetlto appeal I. Use sense to save cents, time and energy She aaye "Planning meals and '5 jfi shopping for food can be a plea­ sure instead of a burden." The elub leaden who attended the leadership training school la Oviedo: M n. 3. E. Norwood; Mlaa Norrfne Norwood; M n. Charles Wettmon; Mrs. C. D. Perry; Mrt, J. L. Clark; M n. Martha Braeht; Mn. Emma Siebert; M n. Mattie Wbeeler; M n. HyU E. M oon; Mn. D. M. I.add; Mn. J. C. Sapp; Mrs. Lynn Mosler; Mra, Grace Olliff and M n. Henry Foster. These leaden will give the dem­ ons trstlon In their respective clubs & s i In November. They will alio ahow the members bow to figure calo­ j ries upward or downward. Tbo club schedules: Nov. 9 Chuluota N*v. 7 Longwood Nov. 8 Lake Monroe Nov. 8 Oviedo Nov. 13 Geneva Nov. 19 Elder Spring* Nov. 14 SanfordNov, l ) Lake Mary Nov, 21 Sanford Young Matrons Welcome Wagon Plans B a za a r The Sanford Welcome Wagon Club will have a baiaar Saturday afternoon at 1:00 P. 31. an the corner of First end .Magnolia downtown. There will be a white elephant sale aa well as handmade articles and baked goods. Sock doll* am) pot holdera are Just two ef the Items that ihould sell quickly Sat­ urday afternoon. President «f the Welcome Wagon Club la Mrs, Larry Donovan. We expertly repair all typea of watches using only genuine part*. We stand behind our work so that you will have complete satisfaction. Bring in yuur watch today and let ua put It in top running condition. All watches are Umwi electron­ ically on the Watchmaatcr. Let us repair your 400 day clock also. W ert Jewelry STORE 202 B. 1st. FA 2-9181 "Glfta of Distinction ate Jewelry Store Gifts." Smitty's Snappin' Turtle 10th Anniversary Sale CHANNEL Happy Birthday Mrs. L. F. Richards Martha Stamper K. 0. Lamb USED TV SETS C O JT *JL j and up — WINN TV Corner let and Sanford Public Works Personnel Have Club Leaders T a k a Course In Food Halloween Festival At Stansells Sandwiches suggested here are good to be packed In lunch boxes, or to eat at home, says htyrtle Wilson, H o m e Demonstration Agent. Hawaiian Sandwich (makes 9) Grind 1 cup hsm. Combine wtih 8 ounces cream cheese and 1 small can of drained crushed pineapple. Mix well. This may be made into sandwiches ahead, wrapped Indi­ vidually and froicn Urn week be­ fore using. (Do nut hold over one week.) Place In lunch while yet froien. It will thaw bv lunch time. Corned Beef .Sandwiches (4 sand.) Grate Ik cup American chccsc. Blend In 4 tablespoons mayonnaise and add ' i can of corned braf (or 1 cup dry chipped beef). Add U cup pickle relish and a little grat­ ed onion and tt cup finely chopped celery. Spread between slices of bread and cut into halves. Wrap well. (This may bo froicn If a cooked salad dressing Is substi­ tuted for mayonnaise.) Peanut butter and Bacon (4 sand.) Fry 4 slices of bacon until crisp. Drain well and crumble. »N# it cup peanut butter and mix bacon into it. Spread both atices of bread with butler or softened oleomar­ garine. Spread on the filling. Wrap, cut, and freeze if desired until ready to use. Ham and Cheese Sandwich Allow 1 slice of hsm (or other luncheon meat) and one of *heesc almost anything. Standing, 3lrs. for each sandwich. Spread bread John Bear. (Staff Photo) with mayonnaise and place meat and cheese on It. Cover with thin ni.—Revival meeting, cucumber pickle slices and place bread on top. Cut and wrap for WEDNESDAY First Methodist Churchi 10:30 the lunch bent. Meat Loaf Sandwiches a. m— Revival meeting, 7:30 p. m. Meat Loaf for the meal makes m.—Revival meeting, a good sandwich. When shilled, THURSDAY First Methodist Church 10:30 a. slice thinner than for dinner plate. Spread bread with dress­ m —Revival meeting ing or mayonnaise and place meat 7:30 p. m.— Revival meeting. loaf on it. Cover ami cut. Wrap. (Include a lettuce leaf In waxed paper to be added liter to sand­ wich.) Trade-Ins and Repossessions 12-inch to 24-inch AROUND THE WITCHES CALDRON are gathered m m ef the PibUe Week* lepartweat e f NJLX. and their children. The gathering w u held recently a4 An kerne ef Mr. and Mra. — ell - m Ore(Staff Pheto) gon Ave. FA 2-2091 SPRAY GRASS The IHg 20-Inch cut, 4 cycle, 2'/« HP S N A P P E R T W E N T Y Regularly JIAT DURING <t Listed At SALE Q C CHUTE • Perfect Cut • No Clumps • No Windrows LOOK B OR T H E BIG S I G N - The 18-Inch, 2 HP, 4 cycle SN APPER EIG H TEEN Reg. IQg.75 DURING Price SALE $ 5 9 -95 FREE—Sprinkler Garden Ho«e with the purchoae of cither of above Lawn Mower* IF THIS AD IS PRESENTED E A S Y TERM S Smitty's Snappin' Turtle South of Sanford on Orlando Highway �p 4 % lir a s dO uuud Qualifying Deadline Saturday ef tto farfort Men’s Golf Association a n qualifying thla l t d for the club championaMp m be bald fr o * Nor. I through 10. Satardar. Not. t la tha last day for qualifying. » • notified before qualifying. Score* aoat bo allotted by him, and tho tfcreo dollar aDtraaca faa paid be• p. m. Saturday. Pairings will ba mada Saturday night and poated Sunday morning, to play map itart Immediately. Those qualified already arc Jack Langford, » , Cy Fitton, M, Ed Winter, S3, Bob Hadeo, W, Red Clareland, S3, Dato Cunning, 10, Roy Brown, SO, Harry Cuahlng, as, John Iray, SZ, Earl Higginbotham, S3, Hack Cleveland, S3, Judge Houa*holder, IS, Ray Herron. *4, H. W. Ruekar, w , A1 Stine, 90, Hugh Grier, 79, Sonny Powell, 73, H. K. Ring. » . There will be fllghtl. AO mem* b en a n urged to qudllfy to they may participate In tba Aaaoclatlon champfonahlp. SEMINOLB CO-CAPTAINS Eddlo Barbour aad Bffly Tyra am doubtful alarten ba toeJyU’ a eamoeoaabi game agalaot New Smyrna beeaaae wf knee bjartee. (Photo by Bergstrom) IS THAT ALL THE** I* BfflBEE LOVI’-V DRESS! NOl NOl M SP VOURRYB rC-NT tSALU t o s o lw t j u s t knocking THAT ffILLV BAU. INTO r- _ » THH C L f»? ,-----j - . Ji TO PU T TH E BEA N S I COMfi ON il l c a r r y I’M S O T lB E D *"> TONIGHT, I DOefT TH IN K I CAN , C U M B THE \ good . ■TYOU U P . THAT* MV MUM/ n w xr. atLVWRf Y O U MIT YOUR H A N D W IT H A H A M M ER? H .M //I M U ST O 'JU S T W R A P P E D U P T H 'i— WRONO HAND. GEE. I KNOW YOU'RE NOTLEFT-HANDEDl GRANDMA // i--------- T>' ’ A_ CHAfc KUHN* (3:Jn) AjiT 9 GUESS TWA* AIN’T MUCH CHANCE UF THEM SCO’ IN SEC O N D S LET SECONDS LEFT IN TM* O U ST half , a n ' THEM G A T O C S GO T TH* BAW L \ ON O U R 2 7 * \ — YARD , . F *. l in e / THIS , snow / ' W1NGKY > WANTS ME TO GO STEADY A3 AN j He s a v s dating OTHER BOYS IS JTUSTAHABiT ^ Me r o e THAr h a b it / t r MIGHT TfUCRWWftS By OSCAR FRALEY United Fret* Sport* Writer HONG KONG, (UP) — Weightlifter Paul Anderson needs vita­ min shots, Emil apotek la • sluefooted softie, and the winning 4 eight-oared Yale crew shoutd have had to pay its way Into the last Olympic Gamea. Tike It from Fearleaa Fraley here In Hong Kong, they build 'em stronger, falter and more sea­ going—and It’s all In a day's work. On almost any of thla city’s winding colorful streets you can see guya who could apot Anderson By JERRY COVINGTON starters. After a knee Injury re­ three lift* and two Jerks and aaun- ^ Tonight the Sanford Semlnolei ceived laat Friday, Barbour seem­ ter away with load* which would w face the New Smyrna Barracudas ed to be ready to raauma hla full­ break Mi shoelace*. They limply at the Memorial Stadium here In time duties on offense and defense awing a bamboo pole over one but the knee has failed to come shoulder, dangle loads the also of Sanford. Game time la act for S around In time. Tyra baa had aa Herman Hickman from each end, o'clock and a capacity crowd la other showup of bit knee infection and plod along the erammed aideexpected to be on hand wh*u the and he la also expected to see only alki without Jostling children opening whistle Is blown for the limited action, if any. You can playing underfoot everywhere. For the trackmen who festoon annual homecoming scrap. This la bet that If either boy is able to aid th* cause any, they will be In a non-conference tilt but It la there because they just refuse to my winter Saturday nights in Madison Square Garden, they’re very Important to the local* as give up. going to have to do lots better in 1 / they will be trying to keep a clean Defensive end, Gaud* Hlttell, the future to get any applattia slate for the fifth game of the was sttU bed-ridden during the mid­ from this corner. Old Fearleaa season. Their record now stands at dle of the week with flu and he, came np with a rlckihaw boy to­ three victories and one U* while too, will only tee limited action day who could spot Gallant Man tonight. Claude will be greatly a fait furlong and run him into tho ‘ Cudea show a 2-3 record. missed on hti side of th* line as he ground over tha true derby dis­ Physically the Seminole* art has been stand-out all year on de­ tance of a mile and a half. running the*'Cudaa a close race. fense. Rickshaw Runner Speedy The local scene finds the Co-capThe only bright thing about the Aa a matter of fact, I clocked tains of the Seminoles, Eddie Bar­ local picture 1* that others that him the flnt mile in 4:01, And aa bour and Billy Tyre aa doubtful were hampered last week have we passed all the taxicabs In sight ^ com* around nicely and they con­ and lipped through Hong Kongv tinue to show good spirit and en­ traffic with the death-defying agil­ Isa a c Logart thusiasm. Bob Johnson’ s hand In­ ity ef a jackrabbit In a prairie jury hat come along nicely and fire, thla kid didn't even draw e To p Contender he should be ready to go full deep breath. speed. The flu bug aeemi to be The speed and endurance of tha For V a c a n t T itle out of the way and the condition­ rlrkshaw runners la absolutely fan­ NEW YORK W — lease Lo­ ing look* better thla week. tastic. There are only 2000 of them gart, aynamle Cuban body-punch­ The New Smyrna coach reported left in Hong Kong and they ere er, waa named top contender for yesterday that hla squad ba* aba primarily a tourist trap. Thla the vacant world welterweight title been riddled by Injuries obtained means you feet a bit on tho silly today In the Ring Magaiine’a lat­ In their last contest against De- side until you notice that thdft est ratings. Land and they have been making more economically • minded na­ At the same time, odds • man last minute adjustments In his tives arc tiding them too. Eddie Borden, publisher of the lineup to come up with something After all, even If you feel silly Weekly Boxing World, announced to give Sanford a hard time. You the trip Is only 40 cents an hour. that Logart would be favored at can count on them having many But If these guys ever hear about least 1-5 against any one of the tricks up their sleevea. the Olympics, It's doubtful If other five men expected to bo In­ With the Injuries of Barbour and they'd ever bother to compete Just cluded In the tournament for the Ronnie Rusal, most of th* week for medals. They may run like vacant 147-pound crown. has been devoted to adjusting the eight-day clocks but to them 80 Names of the aix men In the offensive backfield to strengthen eents is a lot of rice In the dinner tourney will be announced Friday ^ these gaps. Bob Johnson will be bowl. or Monday by Julius Helfand, running at half and fullback while They go big In Hong Kong for chairman of the World Champion­ AI Collins will also tee plenty of ship Committee and chairman of action as a halfback. Big Mika soccer followed by horse racing, rugby, cricket, golf and basketth* N.Y. State Athletic Commis­ Tamny has alio been running the ball. But the best athletes in tha sion. fullback slot to add needed depth city—aside from the bamboo pole ' Virgil Aklna of St. Loulf, who In this department. Cedi Dand- weightlifters and tireless rte^shaw clinched a berth in the tournament ridge. Johnnny Yeackle, and Har­ boys—are the women iculW j. by knocking out ex-champlon Tony old Stone arc In good shape and Lad*** can Row DeMareo at Boaton, Tuesday night was boosted from sixth to second *° round ou‘ the ’***»• ir« th* ladle* of th* j houseboats—sampans and Junks— among contenders in the ring rat­ backfield. The line should be considerably which «ultl* around Itong Kong ‘ ings. DeMarco waa dropped from better for this tilt aa all the ail- harbor Ilka waterbugs with a hot-L* first to third, but hie six trips to manta among these hoys seem t o , foot. Tslk about Jack Kelly if you the canvas In the Aklna' fight art have “ taken a powder" for the) will, and raise a routing boolaexpected to rule him out of the present at least. Teddy Walker, h<>ola for dear old Yale, but they tourney. DsMarco’ e defeat auto­ Gerald Jone*, and Allen Swain, the have a cinch. Became most of the matically boosted Cuban Logart last of tha ailing players, araback women pulling on an oar here In shape and should be ready to have a baby fastened to their back from second place to flnt. Hie tournament, expected to be make the homecoming a rollicking and it makei you seasick to tea fought out within 90 days, will de­ success David Stanley continues Junior’s head snap back when termine a successor to Carmen to ahow great aggressiveness and Mom lay* Into tha beat to get her Basilio, whose 147-pound crown Ms play Is matched by Tommy seagoing bungalow out of tha way m was vacated automatically on Brown and Jack Stoteky. Tbl* line of an Imperious ferry. So whta those ham-ateur weightSept. 23 when he won tha middle­ Is said to be. by many, on* of the weight (180-pound) title from Sug­ best to be seen In Central Florida lifters, runner* and oarimen back and it could very well be. Whether home start talking to Old Faarlesa ar Ray Robinson. For various reasons, the six- they receive much racognltlon or In the future, they'd better be a man eliminations era expected to not. they arc right in there mak­ bit respectful. Otherwise I'll Im­ include the following: Logart ( 1), ing Sanford realise a very success­ port some of these muscular Hong Aklna (2), Vinca Martinet of Pat­ ful season. They could vary well Kong marvala and run them right erson, N. J. (4), Gil Turner of mean tha difference la tonight’s out of business. Philadelphia ( 8), Gasper Ortega gam*. Taking everything Into conside­ of Mexlea (7) and Georgs Barnet FLU CANCELS GAME ration, tonight's game should ofAuatraUa (•). LOUISVILLE, Ky., (UP) - N e x t* prove to be a very close and ex­ citing one. Normally, with the lo­ Saturday's a c h e d u ! « d footballm RUTGERS ADDS TWO cals at full strength, they should gam* between undefeated LouisNEW BRUNSWICK. N. J., (UP) be a good seven point favorite but villa and Morehead (Ky.) State —Rutgers plays two new football as It stand* tonight it could very ha* been called off because of a opponents next stasou — Quantico well ba th* extra point U»t de­ flu outbreak it Morehead. Marinos and Bucknell. The Sear- cides ___ ______ _ __, ___________ 1L Anyway you look at It, let will be meeting Quantico for it should bit a “ Jam-up" ball game A’a NAME COACH the fln t time white the Bucknell when these two teams meet here KANSAS CITY, (U P f-D m Hergame resume* aa old aerie*. Other , at I o’ clock, fner, who managed Mobile 0f tha opponents Include Princeton, Col- j Let's all com* to maks this a Southern Anociatlon last season, gate, Richmond. Lehigh, Delaware, most successful homecoming has accepted term* to eoseh f o r Lafayette and Cyumbta. GOOD LUCK SEMINOLES 1 I | Uto Kansas City athletics la « Big Crowd Expected To See Homecoming Tilt Here Tonight Saturday Football Program By PRANK LPTSKT United Pnan 8 porta Writer A defenairn battle between Iowa ■nd Michigan and an offensive clash between Notre Dame and Nary highlight th* college football program Saturday. A capacity erowd of 101,001 la expected at Ann Arbor, Mich., for the "pick ’em " game between un­ beaten Iowa, ranked third by the United Prase Board of Coaches, and 13th - ranked Michigan. Tho game also will be televised na­ tionally (by NBC). Fifth-ranked Notre Dame, also unbeaten, la e five-point favorite over Navy, tied for 13th in the ratings, befora 58,823 at South Bend, Ind. Seamen Big Favorites Oklahoma, still ihaktng from a near loss to Colorado last week, U a 30-point favorite over Kansas State. The sixth-ranked Texas Aggies, who share tho Southwest Confer­ ence lead with Texas, rate aix points over potent Arkansas. Ohio State, tied with lows atop the Big Ten, la a 14-point choice over win1o a a Northwestern. Improving Stanford la favored by one point over Oregon, the only team with­ out a loaa In Paclfle Coast Confer­ ence play. Iowa, Notre Dime, Oklahoma and Texas A. and M. are four of tho aix national powers atm un­ beaten and untied. Of the others, Auburn Is favored by eight point* over Florida and Dartmouth by by three over Yale. In the only big gamea Friday night, Miami of Florida rates 13 points over Vlllanova and Boston University six over Georg* WashIngton. Other Contests Iatersectlonal—Rice over Clemson, Misslaeippi over Houston, Col­ lege of Paclfle over Marquette. East—Army over Colgate. Pitts­ burgh over Syracuse, West V ir ­ ginia over Penn State, Princeton over Brown, Cornell over Colum­ bia. Pennsylvania over Harvard. Midwest— Michigan State over Wiaconsln, Minnesota over Indi­ ana, Illinois over Purdue. Color­ ado over Missouri, Nebraska over Kanaas, Cincinnati over Detroit. South—Duka over Georgia Tech, Tennessee over North Carolina, Auburn over Florida, Georgia over Alabama. Louisiana Stats over Vanderbilt, Miaataslppi State over Tulano, North Carolina State over Wake Forest, South Carolina over Maryland. Southwest—Ttxai over Southern Methodist, Baylor over Texas Christian, Oklahoma State over Tests Tech. Far West—Oregon State over Washington State, UCLA over California, Washington over Southern California, Wyoming over Air Forte Academy. unday—Holy Cross over Quintieo Marines. Today's Sports Parade �. WA NT A D! W H E R E M O R E P E O P L E D O M O R E B U Y IN G A N D S E L L IN G ! CLASSIFIED INDEX 11—AUTOMOBIIES-IBAILBBI C U D e f H AWKS „ 1 LOST A FOUND S FOB BENT S REACH RENTALS J ? 4 WANTED !• BENT T M R ® % MISCELLANEOUS • ' LOWERS. SLANTS, SHRUBS C A SH FO R Y O U * C A R HOSIER L IT T L E 1012 Sanford Avenue f t * it fSO JBESSSSm A. B. Broker A— < _■ ____________ m s Jr., F. J. O msMim s . Gotrun WUIetta, aad B. W. W1L Hanil, Bob Edwards A. C. Doudntfi Land Surveyor. US <v. «*ara a v * . h u m FA M IR New a Btdnaa Em m * t« ® u li xt u II M f e t s -u v e s t o c k -s u f f u e s i r n S i s w a n te d PLACES ts EAT BEAUTY FAtWEA FEMALE HELP WANTED MALE HILF WANTED MALE w FEMALE $700.00 Down Features electric kitchen*, U r n s so floors, and choke residential locations. K. MMVbfl Fiona 9 A * * " W » *■ ON LY 3 '30 Mercury, clean AUTO M ART Horn®* L eft Ml I- Buford Art. in Little Venice L'tSTJlr'd J& V S f under construction. N ow lid ir StM.OO art Construction. 38—SPECIAL BERVICI Vacuum Cleanar Repairs **P*k* A parts for all makaa ef u*eetr?!u*’ Hourer, " myiews* uarantecd livery. Call r J V f i " p * **• FA M U ■ pood tad cart SE E R A Y H ERRON Your Pontiac Salesman rh Uied Care rtL .FA i .fter • »■ mPA l -a u . SOI Weil First St. It wlU way YOU to ua before jou , buy. Open Evening ead SjndeVr. BAST8IDE TRAILER BALES PaU tka.nl, ,» A —B im jiiH C —.C T A IB S - ^ PAINTING • TV Service a iiis RamodeUig — JUrocfing _ r *. sidinf — MitaruU — Ceatne* tors - Financing. ■ w jn e a p V l f r **•! psris, 9 _____ Fa 24714 after a •eperilnre In TV Service on all ___________________ _______ “ ‘ * ......... « Tela. *• w,,w rauiuqr "* all1 parts.onWe * ' ,also , “ l r tr F R E D X _ _ _ r— B.ii. AVf. ... FA .»®me rauio*. *•»» * 16 T-uvEnona M<tBoll« Avt. lelura tubes repalrod in your -*— T * ;------- -------Taskar, Ph •6007. •a S Lsw s f f iw r a l S -n fo r d H erald— P , g . 7 Friday. N ov. i , 1957 j. * "* • w r TH A N K 8 need' wSeh^nf1d'ffleuK t«f S n ^ l T y be maUjd. 7 0 wnora • P«r*onal note ef thenke eennnt well Emily*___ ________ good UMi. X There Is no prescribed form for a Card of Thanks. It can be as brief or as detailed at you desire. When the occasion comes rmt will a sympathetically understanding member at ear staff la assistfind you. THE “IN MEMOR1UM” NOTICE It la lha custom ef many famlllea la this country to eonimtm* rata a bereavement by an "In Memorlum" notice tn newspaper j classified columns. They find a real solace therein. Preparation selection of a suitable verse brings back.te them tender, please: recollections. As Elka Cook, the English poet baa ao beautiful expraned It: “How cruelly sweet art the echoes that start What memory plays an old tune on lha heart/' Mott frequently an lo Memorlum is Inserted on the anniver­ sary other date*, Is fait (alt —are *apprw ___ —of death. However, .uinavcr, outer dates, which it is. m >prlate er or meaningful mtaningful ere prlato are also saleeted. The birthday of tha the de­ parted. the wedding anniversary, Memorial Day, even oven Chnatasse are among ether other stgnifirr.nt sifnifirr.nt occasions chosen. If you you tra tra hesitant hesitant b «**— *“— * *L If to E*nMie express your tender thoughts la noftle form, you may avail yourself of the Herald'e collection of original verses. These express in poetic beauty the emotloni e f the heart* strings. Among them era verses appropriate to any eiitumstanes. V t R . ’?ES*Tvy ^ERVICE^ * 17 P«rrlW l Pslntln* I *1 Ford 34,000 mt New paint, new 201 East Commercial I upboTiterr. new t i r t a -1 rusI-» bedroom, j bath tomUed. Also 8,000 mile 84 Ford ENVELOPES. Letterheads, stale* ____ ___________________ v < - Roy Reel, 300 W. and St 4 bedroom, 2 bath menu, Invoieea, hand bills, and ItEIM-MIX CONCRETE 2 / programs, et e. Progressive Miracle Concrete Co. I ' 5'* Lluryeltr 4-dr. 1178 "ca»h. •SM »iw*srB wm WMil Printing Co. Phono FA 2-2951— 309 Kim Ave. . FA 247S1 *01 Roaalia Dr. FA 3-6374. 403 Wait 13th Sl ---------------------U SPECIAL SERVICER This is a Mia to the Morleland Ride-Ill for Mri. Alice WllHnk. AH •# th in Miuti/ul hamti i n _ JJA ROOFING A PLUMBINS FLOOR eandag and flnishiag Lap. data Nov. 10. WOOL EY Cleaning, w a i i n g - Serving I 34 PIANO SERVICES located m u V i n o n t U U DRIVE A MEW CA* anthers. 31 ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTOR! It iota M 'il4S,—eachTNear Seminole County since 1921. ' mu. anytime. «ervlce K include* Marina Flnlahai U. ' V ----- Rental -weeavm lkiU ttfl • W ..k — - - J H. M. Glaeeaa. 2S INSURANCE 1 trait. FA 3-3317. For Your Boat . . — Lake ... Mary uS-B,' . ■ ?** insurance. t t NOnCER-FBRSOVALS Sankarik Glaaa and Pnlnt Ca. • ^Jc t t m ^p a m in g c 5 * K jj . 5 W \ W ! a ARTICLES far SALE |3 BR. Masonry, Tila bath, Hdw. ChooM your elioka 112*114 w . 2nd St* rh FA 3 4*22 : 8o ! ° A . ? d ^ ™ F h FA 24974 I f rURNTTUEE A HOUSEHOLD Floors, rncloicd firayr. Nieo \ _ -oui uranuview rn. FA 2*2978 of FinaadEf Plana: r h *_____________________ i ru .u — L I-- ffiU - “ nU U section. n. 11,637 fdown. ■ ThrtfU . checking account c e i t i T. P. Mathis, rontractor and buUdTHE RATE I . i n balance.. i VA. FHA, In Servlet and only 12 for 20 checks at Florida , r. Addition* and Remodeling. g a r a g r _______________ [FARMER'S AGENCY, REALTOR | Conventional Cards of Thanks and la Mtmorlum notices, due to the fact thsy Stele Bank of Sanford. pf,# f a s. im i (BOAT AND MOTOR SALE Ph. FA 2473L __________ may run to considerable length, are billed at S1.00 per eoluaa taeh. S. Gayle Oiborne, Atiociato WELAKA APARTMENTS: roowr GATLIN BROTHERS **• A French ph. Offiea private baths. I ll W. First t t | Thie it a past to (he Rita theatre Contractors, DraiUnea; Geneva .. r.« r ««w*uu(| IIIM FA 2-3231 or FA 3-2I1I for A. L. Wilson. Lap. data Alio boats and tretltrt. 2232. Ph FA 2-3278 Sanford EFFICIENCY apartmsnU suitNov. 10, 1957. W ellborn Phillip* Jr. IS; S Siff, r sbts for coapls or slnclo person. ACROSS PUMPS — SPRINKLER . ’3SH3 IL'J J X 3 . EIspl Elephant's 22. ___ _ Privets bsth A shower, ideally 4 'V i 'l h i i i.-tq ---**——■■- » meaVlXHIsD L Ancient SYSTEMS Your old motor weuateiTia ^WHBBEWBEMMHMMKMMHW tusk W * H AV E A HOM S tv. mi -l i i s Mri All lor*ltd aereea from Foal Office. weight For a better grade Evinrude. X Bom type* and siscs. Installed ROLLAWAY, HosplUl and Baby 23. Neuter I MI - J Jill I - 15.1 for you ww si 1 miriPU Inquire Jacobses Dept. Store. and Your Ktlaruda Daaler 'ire ni ' i n 4. Roman " D o .I t AND Yourself'' Beds. Day, Week or Momhpro. WE REPAIR SERVICE money _ , . „ AW | B0B30N SPORTING GOODS n iM 1M .i'v ’.liqu 1 1E REPAIR Tel FA 2-31S1, Furniture money Turn. Apt. 3300 Mellonville. -- — >•<#>• ■ uautMir Canter noun S T AND I N F.StU VUE For more Information call tha.|04 E. lit Phona FA 2-6941 5. Applaud is.'nii i' i ,v»it r i , » st______ «* 3 . Red-bellied 34. Exclo. T.'M Ulldli Salas offiee: Comer W. Cry* I------ns w m run Machine and Supply Cu. ROMES— | I- id*. bedrooms 6. River em­ Commercial building lor rent or 4 * 2 bath*. fleh (ver.) Istal Drive A Lake Mery block, mo­ 1 A 2 baths. 207 W. 2nd St. I’ h. FA 2-0433 •u u : icj j ■ bankment LaVeme School e f Dance 6 . Learning riiu ie :!.»«lr. 408 W. First, Phone FA [telephone FA 2-4691 or FA 2-3011 tion 10. American Classes now forming In Tip— I.TI' lli i -liu 7. Sacred bull 23. Letter Knniic* ;j f M . 2-4037. Complete end -ready fee Indian* Aerobatie — Ballet. Alio boys Chryaler Airtem p 8. Part* 36. Dornce­ 13 Fragrant ixnrju LU-LHi I class * tlny-tots class. Enroll Private entrance, modern firnlehr *** KtuI1Aa*T6 . Cowboy's Air Conditioning end Heating ll. IF*I now. FA 24(423. wood iiiMPAiiP.. I1.iIL.bbJ ei.il. «d bedroom. Ph. FA 3-2410. lertet C. H. STAFFORD cated Tstterday** Ass**# 13. A sprit* 11. Mailbox 216 Oak Avanuc FA 2-4731 27. Die. Locetieae ■saa _______ ■ | Up 6 room furnlihed apartment, 110 It. Indian 33. Auetroliaa in .. NOTICE opening* chargee South PLaecmt — Sanfeid 234.00 After November 15th, we will marsupial weight Magnolia. Available now. A. Outstanding beautiful new house, 10 H r plus Mimograph Printing — Typing13. C oalitions 339.00 Whisperlag Oaks — Tltairillt 35. Fodder vet K. Koisetter, Florist, rh- FA J huge living mom and dining Naw MK 28 Letter Writing — •Card* and which 0 will be in our n,w “2353 “ f® -139.00 which located at 3.1851,_______________________ 1 36. Killed area. Three large bedrooms, MK IS - 4 0 HP wet plaster river Letters Addressed — Photo 841.00 33. Plant 36. Resort 1th bathe, masonry conetme. MK 68-8 40 HP la servile tad FHA Copies of Important painrsMorris F u n . Apts. 201th W. 1st FHA 899.00 ovules tlon. <995.00 down. Reasonable MK 78 40 HP lag available. 40. Marble Credit renorts — Collections, 8 8 8 .0 0 l y a p p l ia n c e monthly payments. Monna MK 7B 40 HP plui 20. Bone Credit Bureau Ol Senlord | b a g g e rCE. 975.00 FURNISHED cottage loci tad on CENTER Tremendous trade-ins . Rm. 403*04 San. All. Nat'l. Bank IIS S. Magnolia 21. Land We can qualify you for one of Jarvis, Phona FA 2-1110. 17*33. Ph. FA 2-1447.____ 1“ I’h. FA 2-3472 Bldg. Th. FA 2*4151 measures — ----------------------------------------- Announcing new line of fine slum* these hence In 14 mlnutae. Yea p W 22. Bound ot bedroom, concrete block, fur- btum boats. Fishing boats through | SEE Seminole Realty for Deelr* can start enjeyiig the boa Tutor for high school math, elc a r t e r iioxik c l e a n in g nUhed house. Leavlnr t o w n , ovor-nlght crullers. Dost prim a goose able Reitala. FA 24232. 1 while we yroeeae the papers. I xebra. geometry, trignmetry. „ „ , SERVICE 24. Natural 1 'r ™ FA 2-8080. JOHNSON MOTORS Call FA 2-1330, ext. 276, Mr. Window & Wall Washing abode Furnlihed cottage near bate. 880,1 Abrsms. --------------— ; -------— ------SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS Mixing—NOrth 8 4141 mo. water Included. Adults, Ph. | 26. Afternoon Developed by 20 aero til# farm, 3 bedroom 104 Sanford Ave. Hi. FA 2-1692 I3J Hlwey 17-92 Denary * FA 2-4838,___________________ house. Easy ttrmi. Write Joe ------reception! l)o you want In dance the latest? % Levy, P. O. Box 1154. A 26. Over (poeLJ n rSee Dranne and George n( DtStore building and futures on ROD A REEL REPAIRS" GARRETT'S SEWING CENTER 16. Mother T ^ D O R ? 1ln e . . B hits—NecchJ—Elna annn School of Dance Claeses East Geneva Ave.. formerly oc­ 412 Sanford Avenue OUTSTANDING VALUE 31. Hewing tool L TT start November 2nd. Saturday cupied by Fleming Grocery. m,ke* Machine* 12 bedroom house, concrete block 31. Lurked 3.3 Eait First fit. FA 2-3214 ir Cer. Ewy. IM S 4 ITth SL afternoon A Saturday night Call or see Suite Kersey, SIX construction located on two 34. Upsets classes for the 0, 7 , 8 , 9 , and Phew FA 2*1161 Perk Ave., FA 2*1384. lota with 28 fruit trees. Electric FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES I icolloq) HEATING m 10th grade. BRAILEY ODHAM, Prss. 37. Strang* kitchen, wood floors. Near echou . s i w v sistTit n trvva For rent or tale. By owner 2 bed* 2403 Hiawatha—Ph. FA 2-0*84. H. R POPE CO. cl. Also large screened porch, ” e^ E, Y v? H1TH W J * , . 34. Roman 4 room frame home partly fur* 200 S. Park------FA 2 4231 & n ear ports and utility room with - 8l> F,rk Av*' r A - " 481 This is a past tn the Rita theatre magistrate - nishrd. 396 E. 6th SL Open w laundry connections. Only |7,for \9illiam E. Dial. Exp. date --Saturday 36. Dry. as -Saturday * Sunday, 9 a.m. • 4 % Liquid embroidery settopper ooaoo. i .ooo__down. di 090.00. g 11.000 ' ■■ Nov. 10, 1957. 7/ p.m. DONT MISS THIS BUY bread Jr enameling outfit*, silk screen BEAL « . . . -ESTATE DRIVE-IN so rabbits, good producers. Also 4L Removed sell. Decorate It ynur-Mf. 3" 2 room furnished apartment, In­ 28—ArtTtCLE5*Tl'OR~BALB " fSSrtnt.) hutches list. Call ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP * 1 , . . .*. customer* IK,, il cluding utilities, |48 mo. 107 crete block home, less than 3 j I. & W E '-69MAUAUI v —E wwwg REALTOR ** * -8 p.m. ort af 42. Whiter FA •*••* 2-6289 * before TT 2617 8 . French FA 2.1913 W. 9th. months old, has all the extras, ..r Jnhn» y„ ' Vl,£ er' Associate UrS Y0UR FURNITURE 43. Female pigs ter 7 p.m. All day Sunday. Lash for any amount Suner Cell Hali Phone *4% FA A 2-3641 ---- — —- ■ 'sMMIl _ large lot, ter — .landscaped . „ Uw » i r e u tcorner u r n e r im t ler* 44. Absent 11 ______ _ _________ Furnished apartment,_ _2 rt io o m s rlEtn flrirtWE .svssns/l __ black A ten — hound nn ni puppies. Let us build your docks, bulkheads FsS/n"? rn kn' 1 F a 20477 SOUlh^of Adults. Adults. 1209 Palmetto. and sea walls. Water Front Con­ Banford. phon* 1 : porte end utility* room? Tay own* Clnse in, 1/4 blocks from Winn, Slake good pets for children its or DOWN k l struction Co. f A 2-4330. % can hunting — . h# ... trained ...„.ed for . .hunting. 8 Dixie, 3 blocks from drug store, Large clean downstairs apt 611 er equity and take over monthly I. Affrays —Factory lo you— n -o e L s .1.1 If .t _ . .. * parmante. If you're laterested fix room*, . V.W.-) .* large utt|gr bedrooms. nranwms, I'erk Ave. Aluminum « ,M*le 00' Fem4le 10 months free service on new In­ *3.00. i Locust,SAve largec dfning room, ‘iU"h*" kitchen with Call FA 2-3109 for appointment. >»r« d' nin' Tonm Venetian Blinds strument purchase from us. 2 U-drooms, kitchen equipped. 1307 Wynnowond Drive. kitchenette and living room. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom ItUKUIt'S MUSIC SHOP — I’uppy. therough.bred Children welcome. 166.00 month. Front end haek porch. Uaragr Alaskan rati with plestle ends. Plattie 4 mnn_____ _ named "Chcena". 2004 Cedar Avenue FA 2-0733 i.m ooyu old. 1905 Summerlin. ____ — ------------------------------------with concrete floor. Located at or rayon tapes. Colton or nyljO Th. FA 25587. 411 Pelmetto. Will sell furnish­ cords. O s t e e n , 8 room furnished let WELL DRILLING ed or unfurnished, can be seen Senkarik Gloats and Paint Co. floor apartment. Call FA 24998 T6 b a t Felrbenke-Meria Pumps LOCH ABBOH anytime. Call FA 2-2548 h*pairs to all makes 113-114 W- 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4622 Texas Site House FurnUhed 2 s m a l l rooms, $28 Mary s Spaghetti House, Mary­ Texaa Bis« Rooms Ho w a r d c . lo n g ^WWBLLAHlflPJ! month. Adults. US Jessamine land Motel, 1792 C e d a r Ave. W7 E, Commercial Ave, T-Shirt* 48c — Peirir*2.50 gal. -B y BENNETT CERFTexas Sue Lot Orange City. Phone FA 2-2*33 Camp Guodi, Tarpaulins, ArmyApprox. 1478 Sq. Ft. WOOD ■ WOOD - WOOD 3 bedroom unfurnished house. Navy SUrplus-310 Sanford Ave. PURSE-PROUD patroness of the arts asked a dealer, "D® Plus Carport A Utility G«auln* Pitch Pui* A Oak. Fire H u m x m - n x t t s - — ,Ph. FA 2-8899.______________ ilinlmum Down $2800 these artists whose picture* cost so (nuch learn to paint D IC K M A P E S Wood—Best deal in town. Call English Chins—12 place setting, This is a pees to the MovieUnd I UB and your wood worrie* are Modern whan they grow up, or do they inherit their talent?" Alr-Cond/Roncd Salon Tile Contractor— Dial FA 2-4588 *50.00. Ph. fA 2.4632. Th. OWNER — FA 2-9996 Ride-In for Boh Nichols. Esp "My deer lady," th* daaler over. B«b * Erni* Morris. n . Shampoo date Nov. 10, 1987. replied patiently, "thta hered­ Phone FA 2-4228. A— PLUMBING sad ROOF Double b u r n e r ktrmcne heeler 1" A" R'* T r jI b e a u t V NOOK I1* ity busuies* la nonitns*. 10o s. o*k Ave, FA 2 574* n G complete, reasonable. Ph. FA REAL EaVATE FOR iU lft Truthfully, did you ever bear 2*4618. U— h e l p " w a n t ed " ef th* mother* and fathers of * BUILDER * CONTRACTOR Flowers — Plait* — (b rib e Picasso and Rouault?" skin Kalinaky fur, 2 mens win­ ROSA L. PAYTON mr* wrwi I. E. BATTEN COLORED women for canvass­ ter coats, re clining chair, small Registered Real Estate Broker r . BEN ' »MONROE NUR8 URY "No, X didn't," admitted th* ing home to house. Must have 118 a. French Ave. — FA 2-3714 Ph fA 2-1*01—17-92 at Hiawatha CMtry * v«nuR____________ gas stove. All In good condition - — FA 2-032] patroness, 'and to talf you ear. Ph. FA J-4330.__________ Tooo S. Park Ave-, Apt. 4. tha truth, I never lieerd of THAT RDM E I.N TItK LOl NTRY 2 .large —,m-m, • —* wts pi lot, IH aniur' JU l i84 . COMPOIT ( D l.lw .u .r '.l Picaaeo and Rouault, either." Woman, 4 hours a day. 5 day* a Contrasting A Repairs M o d e r n 3 he<iroom CB cleared. See owner .at. 1021 Sir* » T L K N i n kB a ." ---------I » l « ... s e e home on 10 fertile, tilled wees. In ready 4 children for 1667 Sanford Av*. Pb. FA 2 4841 Ita SL HOUSEHOLD GOODE aere», two miles from city school and general housework. The lata Emils Henri GanvGo West on 1st St. or 20th SL riumbing — Kreskr Heating limits. Sorry, but c r o p FA 2-3110 after 4 p.m. rttu, live wire editor tn hn to Grapeville Av*. FA 2-0864. BOBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor does not go. This must be M. G. HODGES dty of s o m e flamboyant Raymond LuadquUt. Assee. PRE HOLIDAY SPECIAL Immediate opening for full time » • e n lo he appreciated. papers and mags, atoically GRAY SHADOW FA 2-3*51 AUentle Sank Bldg. help at the BURGER KING. No Serrir* on AU Water Pumps— Bookrae* Bed W. H. “ BILL- STEM PER Wells Drilled — Pump* summed up hi* carter In this Mr. k Jtrs. Drrtier NURSERIES t a b l e waiting, nq curb work. Reg. Riflitif A I m f $ f Thone FA 2 6037 Reveled ifirrur sententious lenience; "I was Apply in person to Mr. Solo Paols Road *179.00 SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE Assoc. Guy Alisa. Urctchsp Hall. 4 bedroom home. Large l«t with Chest part of that stung* race of mon. 2109 French Ave. NEAR LAKE JEMUP ( n j i t t r r s s Uk e Mary. Ph. FA 91. J. KING Arietta Price. Everett Harper 8-l»4I or FA 2-4049. rwpt*. aptly described as spending their lives dolnj tilings they Phons FA 2*4991 i l l N. Park Plumbtng and Supplies Royal Comfort i-H A U ‘ I BLf I l g Tl B " "" VISIT BEAUTIFUL detait to make money thty don't w xnt to buy things they don't n«e* InneriDrlaj Mittrei* Kohler Plumbing to Impress people they dislike." CEYSTAL LAKE NURSERY, Cherry Reel Estate Ag*o*y BRAND N EW ! Milehfng Box Spring Ream Water Heaters ®UtI?n ■Mendanl wanted. 3 bike. West CC Bldg. Lake fill: 00 Dial FA 2-9926—Notary Bedroom, 2 bath, double car­ Mery, Now All For Only FA 2 04U r*n°l >r*Bch Av# * Colonial Oil 2534 Oriscdo Dr. 1219 W. 13 8 t Rear-Barber flhep port, cpacioua roomi through­ $195.00 out, located In beautiful Loch cirr FLOWERS. Sanford Flnwer *6 —FURNITURE end Wanted—to sell The Sen- Plumbing A Heating, Frew Estl Term* Arbor near Country Club, un­ T erm i John R . Alexander Shop, 200 N Park Ave., Sanford metes, AX work guaranteed (or HOUSEHOLD GUODS ford Herald Monday through believably priced at 114.800.00, FA 1-1222. We telegraph. Real E state . Inauranca on* year. Bill LeBree. Long FREE LAYAWAY TILL XMAS Fridays at 3:29 p.m. Come to at low aa llio o down, balance wood. Phone VAlley 8-4211. 107 Magnolia 'F A 2-02S3 The Herald nffire and ask for less than rent T R A D E -IN N O W A. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIST BUI Vincent after 3:20._______ Phone FA 2-1851 TOR SALE by owner. 8 rooms Gti th# moat for your old PLUMBING Bud Bamberger. Mgr. Experienced cabinet maker. Ap­ modern near s c h o o l , |5uo For dependable Service furniture. NEARLY N E W / Contract and Repair Work Free Dr livery down. Balance easy. FA 2 0726. 3 Bedroom. Ulcd bath, hardwood ply Wallia Cabinet Shop, De­ Member of Florist Free Etiimalea naryTelegraphy Delivery Assn. $SAVE$ Used furniture, appTienrei, loela floors, beautiful kitchen with R. L HARVEY IF IT IS R E A L ------- * eBeught-iold. Larry’e Mart garbage disposal, air condition­ Furniture and Appliances 164 Sanford Ava. Pbooe FA 2-3361 aik Crumley A Monteiuj Salesman for full time work. 215 Sanford Av*. Ph. FA 2-4132 ed, elotc to schools and churches, at 117 South Perk Ph. FA 2*4466 Western Auto, 214 E. First St. Near & Used surrounded by home* of equal Haynes Office Machine Co., Type­ CLARK 4 BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom homes BIG VALUES or greater value, with excellent writers, adding machines. Sales- *6 —MALE er FEMALE M ather of Sanford Plumbing. Ileatlnx k Supply Ce. open (or inspection. 27th St. neighbors, priced at 112.400.00, RenUlj, 314 Mag. FA 2-0442. QUICK CREDIT Contracting k Repair* A Magnolia. 2 block* from ‘ requiring 12930 down, a bargain Colored eoupt* tn live nn pr* 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph. I A 3 2374 EASY TERMS you will agree. mites. Care for home and child Pinecrest School. Look these TT-rjn f l d M t i M t M - i i m n g HILSON-MAIEE ren. Excellent salary. Ph. Day Highway 17-92 South Sanford over before you buy. Term*. See Scmlnolr Realty, 1901 Park Nf and Used Funutare Ford *51 Country Squirt Station Av*., FA 24232. tone Beach, CL 2 8697 between is—PIANO 8 F.itvicfe. Archie K. Smith, 2718 Palmetto 311 B First St. Ph FA 2-582* Wagon. Mechanically excellent, 4-7 p.m. I Avf - Ph. FA 2 3377. exterior wood trim fair. 8.350. Home, A too. mo. gross income PIANO TUNING & REPAIRING FURNITURE OF CHARACTER Kft 3l-W fthfc WANTElT’" " W. E. Gray. Ph. FA 2-3948. For Sale by owner, home in Mayrealised Full info. FA 2-5659. W. L HARMON Built tty fair Section, lVt years old, with ’57 Ford, wtli except a elder ear Tb. FA 2-4223 Alter 5.00 p. m. Mailer Craltsmen In FOR baby-sitting. Cell FA 2-3751. In block ef Lake Monroe. Spa­ 3~ BR block! *I0~g50.00riow at as equity. Pick up payments. Styla and Construction * 1.000.00 down, balance to suit, cious 7 rooms, utility room and Ph. FA 2 5039. Experienced baby slttar. Ph. j*—ELECTRIc a L «jEKv*iTE?r~‘ The urn* as Thoee 2007 Adame Ave._____________ screened in porcb. Shown by ap­ FA t-3639.___________________ Prised Sinee FRIGIDAIRE oppllancei, *aU DON'S COVER SHOP pointment only. Call FA 23US. NEW 2 l-cdr.oin frame .Fla. Colanul Days Retired carpenter available for Automobile Interior Dv oTetar end aerriee. GII. ifiigii. Oviado room, wall furnaee, *800 down. Finished For •mall or odd jobs. FA 2-5093. , *^**4 C0Ycri — Truck Seale Fla. Phone FO 6 3315 or San Balance monthly. FA 2-0726. Stenstrom Realty Florida CUmata In At it ilka Poatiee—301 w. u t ford FA 2-3882 after C p- m. Mia dosirea part time job dur. Your Choice of Woods H. E- STENSTROM tng day, Ph. FA 2J539. All kinds Automotive Rep*in Registered Broker Electrical Contracting 2427 Laurel - Phone FA 2 2420 110 N. Perk Ave. Ph. FA 2-2391 ELMERS AUTO REPAIR SIIOP Bahy' aitting w a n t e d . Day or Wiring and Kepairi „ RANDALL ELECTUIC ( O. ° 4L4*n FA 2-133* tugbt. Reliable. FA 2-09.'i. *13 Magnolia Dial Fa 2 0915 a btdrooM, 1 bath a g f f lr B S S jfr* * m js» f S S T * " * * * r 8 jS .’B J J S P t S k " '« D ^ d i£ C R O S S W O R D 8 ' W S l W d S fSS SSO SW S& S W i ' S W “ •tl‘ «“ "> n iC T d * S E T " 1 a S3 i £ r iroph*" I!. 22 Try and Stop Me A tioaVLU e w W H f f ls n / w N eat M i W trk i KJ �$ r •' • • wmmm • T rU m . M W . t tM T M s maha h t o m t Is ha Collins Not Boosting .Anyone For Governor Collin* Kafr*! at reports bo la TALUUU9SKI (UP) — flo w . LrRoy Collin* declared today that boosting U*o candidacy af any hia w ill aat g iv e (Head er official whom ha might lu blesunj to MV eawdidato far ask ta accompany him to er r*prtsont him at xarioR* maotiags governor to 1 M . Legal Notice ciw tK irir CWtRT. WlkTH .. CORt.VK UlLTARD I f i i t ■MSWI „ . T n and Mrh e f yon » r « hsrshy •otm *a snd require* to prw tttl oa r rltlmt is 4 asmisd* which Too. or v lttsr o f too ***T h o '* s a slsst tho i . a C H U T C ltflZ * ostit# o f OOKIXK Ott-YAItD JACK• t a t * o r r L o a i D a to .- i . a POX. <J»co»s*4. loto o f n M ConotT. to tho C t s s l r J a la * o f I D t l X P t X c a t r r e H n s u x K tU vt, I M / it f*e»tiy . Fieri**. at hi* o ffleo In »m»a, a»a S M » spots* It i i* " ^ U « c<-aM boos* o f t a l l C oooty »t « M < | l « i s k o o w . U U S i‘ .•i'1 I t y p O R P . TT-rUt. wit kin slgM U n i t o a ana a v sstto o • ( tho n M S a . ; " t.T v.H ri«aa>; y o * s u i - e o ts M ir too.tht frsiw tho ttoss o f T R j A H. I-IU TV 11 A K D . If allvo,. hor t**. fir«i oohtteatlffo of this t»»tlco Cork rlalw or 4»*vtv4 sholl ho Is o r ’ i l i r * • ! shall ststs tho oloro o f roota**** » s * rest o fflro lit r e s * o f th* rtkloi.S ’ t - 1 shslt ho iw-vrv to hv tVs rlsltnsst. H U s to a t, or Ms t t t « r - .v . i* 1 >■* s * f* rlstoi kn ow * sp*9** dnJ. its »»h».w « kslrx 4*rh**k o . Ssto.so* Offt *" M o t shall ho I*«ti*et *»a arniooo vl tao oota t o l l ----------JAMga c p a t fs l F t v s f t Jsohooo A• • . - i . l t t r s t o r of ths MsAllso. his amhsowa nt* *e •potuo if a * • * r .,\ 'z Certs t m tyoH Ts?b*<*v Sorooso* S i p ” * " *' t i . i t * j a u m c . ff --• *» -• o . . -v PaTTKRSOM. CMARUf c N S **t V 1*5-* t T ..v o BINS so* »AJIAH A. »<■ * to w ilt, it oil**. »• « •* aood, *T -f,-»* Ptor*** *1 tr-s*e f - r r* t* to t '— Tr-o.—o . . t i* t t M A T T t. U * H . « h m , „ irr. asa*ss vsro^ g re. ' | I a I - j I W . R. BOW a k K It * 1 1»A h it n oknown •1 -os** If marrtoa, s s l If 4 m A. tho * • » * * • * hslrn f * T l,***i ltC tirv* OS* ITOOtOM of tho sol* \v H. HOWARD: Ah *■ HOWAtUV If oils*, hi* t t l s s o s spvmse l» » s r rloA so 4 If 4 so A tho s s k » * i hsiro. ievtooosk, W csisoo n t grisioo* of tho ssl S f l a MOWART; CVRR1K j i 0.-VOI a CV- a eorporotio*. Who*# 4 n «IH )o to nohnow s. If * r tl* » • »* It aisootso*. tho I 1M V 1 Msisrm •nocooooro In Istornol. trm toM or •ay othor portloo *U ltol*« >T. th rooth *f orS sr osIS rorw orstlsn: aaS ••• ••* oil noroos* h s .lo s or rU tB lo e asp r1*>A >1tlo or totorost ta an* to 1*o M lo w t s t 1»»* tv t .« a t * hotaa la P ov lrta Costy. ***rtSa. t* -w it: t x t a m i s b *4 ta* i* « • t U * SAA *« U s * A*1 ta * a m * AS *t u s m * u s • t to* OKk *4 !*• S4 «. *41 ‘O IS iU M IA Iwwaaai* 4* neatk. JAasis II EastT i t . s s l M i l a f y s o it s a s rs iy rw**:r*4 U s i t s s r a»4 fU* par* aaaally af *y » a » r t u . - t i i i * l l » AOs Clark at iaa abava-w ylai Cvsrt. j e u w n llsa dalaaaaa it amy, ta 10a IhU Ta tjalat Tula rtiaU k srt.a a*aJsat |ta is tkia r a n * a s* ta M rs* * i s n at is a h o i a* r ia i» Airr* ottaraay. Swiaw. « M teea tka JIU i l l s i M »»aj»>*f. A D. l i l t . Kara:* fall » » t ar tlaa s Dacraa r t » I'aa'saaa w ill Vs s l u t s * U v t N r*a t-O SS AND ORDKIUCD At * » » far A S ik t s t ls C m ty. gtrttJa tkts lava Oar at AVtaVar A P l*»t. Cl f m uD RKXXPOX. Cist* of t»a Ctrr*»t Cs*rt tty Art* i LaoStitat Daywty Ctafk St C. Hw-klsau. J» A t l m t t far n s lt U H KJw-arla R« Vi •* *a * A Snarl** T©1 nenm to p y rtsn tho state’ s having a ft no governor ta I9SS "and I W t wUt ba plenty af able men ta pick (ram. Bat I am not boosting anyone.** At the first af a new aeries af weekly new* eoeferracee. Cellini discussed at length the state** ex­ panding road program and hi* re­ cent order to tax assessor* for realistic property siaettacsti based on the constluttional re­ quirement far taxation at full cash eahie. Ready ta Pamlsh Foe the first time, he indicated ha would not hesitate to fira* a lax asseiMr who badly falls down an tha Job. Pressed by newsmen as to what exactly he would do if local aitsasiaenta continue at the present rate, often as low •* s to 30 per cent ad full ealua, Collins declared: "Where a tax assessor wilfully or wantonly disregards k'« legal responsibility and does not make a full good faith effort, as gover­ nor I would regard it as incompetsney and neglect of duty which as yea knew are grounds for sus­ pension. ** Collins also said he sxpect* county commissions and school boards to carry out their obltgaUon te reduce tax mlllages tf in­ creased assessments produce suf­ ficient revenue to }n«:ify it. TJ O. Roy, 53, *, C h urch es W ill Dies Yesterday Be Represented Herie A t M eeti ng T. O. (Pul) Ray. 53. rMsed, 1way at the Orange Memorial Hospital at 3:30 p. ra. Thursday following a short Hines*. Born Not. 13. 19W. in Coleman. G a, he hid lived In Sanford for the past 34 years and resided at 30C Arcadia Road. He was a mem­ ber of tie First Presbyterian Church of Sanford: the Masonic Iyvire No. O: Royal Arth Council; and the Brotherhood of Trainmen of which be wa» the chairman. He is aurrived by his wife, Mr*. Vert Ray. Sanford: three bro­ thers. W. J. Ray and M. D. Ray, Coleman. Ga.; and L. M. Ray. MA Gaines, Ga. Funeral services win he held at 3 p. m. SHarday at the R-isson Funeral Heme with the Rap. A. 0 . Melnnis officiating and tba Rot W. P Brooks Jr. of tha Firrt Biptlst Church assisting. Baris! will be in Oaklawn Memoris! Psrtt. Matonie service* will be conducted at th* graveside. All Masons are asked to meet at the Ms tonic hill at 1:30 p. m. Satur­ day. H igh w a y Troubles Collins said he is net completely satisfied w in Fl-Hia’ i pregren on the 1.110-mtIe interstate high la tho Coort of tho Cewaty J t S n . s e w i n c l s ro o s t* , rsorsaa. w ay system of "hick only owe to rrohoso. tail* ha* been corap’eted in the I* r*< Kosoto *| last year and a qnirter. But be KDU AHD CHRIST1 AM DC CD Docoooo*. said since the state is coccentra:T . All i roAtior. so* r - r — »*•»lo o i l o i w m U t o t s s . A sotost ooia S^tstoi 3»* *»* •*.-* « f *.-« ks.-shr ootifio* s s l ro s o lro l IS pm oott say cl* to* o*A I t n i t l i o h ic h vss. or *»lh.r of yon. t » r h sso o g a ln n tho of K m . r f C h r m s t'nor. Jer»**»A Isis of **IS O s s t y . to tho £ " • « » J s S t* of Sosntn.ls C onstr. PloriSo. si *.* ofrir* Is t»* coart hosss of *» t Oots-y at A sar-rA n o r ia . wtt.va » '* s t rats*Jar *'••?.» f r - a th* ttrsa of tho first r » t t . ratio* rf ! i '» t.t tr * Karh rlslta rr .ft—s s t shatl Vo la n rttt * f a r t shall mat* th* ylar* af roal*#- • a.S o * i itr . a t * - . os o f TV. 1* 1 •*«!! v . a n r-n to t . t*t -'S - . * t . V . s e t * * SMO-..T sot s .T Serb rls*^ or f t s t - ' *»*•’ v . to *1 * T lr r '.ls X M * s t e A* * t-r ' - '.t**»o- *f tVs y .tsta A. t*T.ffT*Ttv Of 1 j *1 tfttl •» ! *■**•!- . . t o f I T i r t <'»* *i!a* P r » i D o-oa .ot n o r * - , r ry .itrt.-h f*4 X IS -V I n t i . • T* *s Att- — .T T o-r r * * l o P* r*t f ; V -|- *• V -T t—I t - - >M« i mi: vta vs: or ilorioa THE LINCOLN -PREMIER LANDAU *> dUplay today la Ssoford it Hnat Lincoln-Mercury. W » tisienUl ttflhif tW IJnrohi UaUi rfttlBUovir? rhaigrs. The M y and motor irt eitirtlf le v will i ^ e _ tBckJeegth and 131 inch wheel base. The Lincoln it * cilia We to three style* — Capri Premier (Colored New*) Former Resident Dies In Daytona Band T o Present Spectacu lar Indian Pageant Tonight Th* brail section of tie band th* pep club present* a aacrificawill chant Indian tur.es The ram- dance, and the majorette* 0 vie-'" ble of tomtoms will be heard as tory dance. dent, parsed away at her home Tomtom A tisdlin Va-.hets. a *r'^ Vrt. A. W. Ept>* Sr. f^Uffw^ng a le-gthy iBnes*. teepee and a b<ir*e will be used a* ,!Vi P T St. She has been a rtviJe-.l of Dayprop* tossight is a giga-ttic ire leiTtc.g SsnfcH Su-diy to *t- to*>a Beacb fte the past IT tears ll-srin te prpfacti'3 to be stxg' ^ T*» • ARes Chapel ed during the half-time actmtit. tion at the Fcntainebleia Hotel in x . M E. Ch-urch af Daytona hy tha Marching Seminal**. Miami Beach. ^ ar!,; , The nftjorette carps win They will be r-Mw throogh TbarsFuneral servicei win be he’ d tt dretsed in the original Indian cus­ day. I p . m. at AUen Chapel A . V E. ^ hy Carol Nutt The f'ttn T f s will R f,‘ A PP0,V■*»"« ^ r . s ;v Tbt m g s o t i e urban sectlvni “ M Is ell o fficia tin g t ide wigs, bracelets and inkle General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE FA 2-1131 H. JAMES G IT JAMES B. GUT set entirely fair ta ,-uiga p r o f r n s , W ilson -E '.ch eM erger X c n u a r y !» B l> a r e w is « in charge. THE MIGHTY CHRYSLER ALLEN W. MOORE to Dr. A. Moore Will Conduct ’ New Life a l Meeting’ At Church •-MAilt. S II II IIK UK .1. BS.S1 Alt V i. I t k l l l S \i A sv t.-a I . r i a i t U l . i | t r.-at S fs .r r t I I I .1 ; i , v U tfU C: .rt .t A al !.-t Va.-tuaria A'aaAty, n a n * a . » i ; w c r H T ALJtRtrviR. tsr (lia tcT . tk• >» n t u ’.a af a Mr* i» J '^ A in t t Ata m m x r ta js iitf. t test* O RA IK K a £ A i-D K lltiU Ivstista sc. Iksva y tsa tt:* ars ta i v t i M i i era ta > r ;v u te a r s m u t S sta sm k n s u V tv-T *• It.- :n p fta V r. _ D t t l t . rr C it t i t Darraa Tt* Oaafasv* wttl l « »,'.•■ t : a rs sat yi*s TVs A*sfre* HtrsUS la < i s f t i : i l v i * M s i w i f f t tvvvesl n r r s l l a ta* "wkirk tvia n tk iir* tkatl ’lir ■*» k •k Oils '• t . i i ‘ * i i s vmrk s u k f l ­ Crst « * ff v iv - ,:n a rs k a W IT H IM t- t n i l i - t r T r t i l aval » f t n irk - f t>.» * n •• •*.s t>i l*. la y » f CVtvVvf A. P ' *1 ’ Mvary J. U ir-J sss wkvas i u II i w s D r AUen W V \ , p w -S m la s t V s i s s dort a "N e w l i f e '" m eetin g at the r .M H t»* a M t lw AAst yra ar* k * :s * y r*A t u t ! ta CU* r* wrtttaa r x r t M etbi*iirt C b .r r b beginning Oafiasao aarvraauy ar ky a* * m t 5 m day. owg aw orV afars NfTawVsr :stk IVI*. at Uia a fr r s a f U s ctsrk s f t t s The series td a e e tin ra w*r f « r C lr s s a Caa-A. At U l C s s iO ia H at tina* thrNsgb Ntt. !9 i*Sy rv ftav‘ »rA S i r a . t - l ! l WV-: V .-fftT ta K a rijl* H r n k t i w i . k i t t f i u f i t ce p ; Saturday at 14 a gt and : 39 t T AN R r t I V Satfr^-A p. a . c> r HrM-A-a •uvea, ta tkat r s r u t C n t •f t»# tUrratt CV art a n - t w t ik i j . t . i . a * is U « CV-rs.lt Dr. M .vce a ra tin e r f S - m i t i Or art V m t J a tw ia l O r r iil at r . - - set.-» x c '#»»•»**. Jr. U s . Ala attended pubNe r*.*». !a i * l •** * * - •* * <*•'»•» ta cJtsarars. as a » t * t i . » :a f u t i rt f a s - i ii fUFfh-i :s " l r r.-t i - J ? * t r.gbtrr l i s t St a t ta -* 4 « * t * V H sr:s *•' "•-* * r t ru:ntl£t Sosth rrs C * 3 e g e He Va« tw ice rea t ; Jalla Cl H art* I N ^ l l m n t* erm p i the d e g re e .X ic e t u r ef A S rfti. a r f r » a l ■••Rift Mat- - * a karafv f»n art ar S i.-ti* trr r. vfav Nisit« a or SAIT dSviaity. He w r r e J at e v a rre b a t M w 'tl V* i* !* r * 4 i n ist t m f . x z u •! i a. of the N.-r.h 4 ‘ a h i T i C -n fo re n ce writs Til ss* t s s l n i i f n d k i m l uAi at -.VvA tXa a< S sr-.rA 1 -* e ls » :i (**.«:* r a.AaCvx . , v> a . O A a - f v three ye a r* , and « a s th e r ie a -.V.1 * 1» AST rf i.V:>V»r. t*l* — k . - .f f A l m J \ a , C O X A - i e le cte i t g r * e r a ! evange tt af t i e r> r KKRXiaXN ta u if. I k f h a a l U a r ISC lK t r f t t s C*.rrslt C tsr t i w - . i i k i A u s t i i i u t v * t l a X ethodtot C burck . b ein g the y o e s g R ». A n * J L a s * ;: it aval a e a .ts t ill j ■, t;— .x: i • t*. Dsytty CSsfk a s . a s av.fa t « i '. v * i t-a a :a « a as- e«t a a * e v e r e lo c te i ts shat o f­ K a-tvla H -a V * :.* » t ■* - , A : « a traataaa fice. A tta rity !.*t I“.aiat1ff s M a * i . n l ass avA a— yv.-r.aa After * e r -tr .f at a general e v in I*Ct R * t l ■t a . a . t | Sr. it.- .» * ar i l i a ar f t U i f x Jpre r e t r i he w a s i * avt*r-a r v t i a - n M IV.A rs i.-a .-.»• aarsrt a»SEAt.1 _ _ • fvsAaats t t i m i : - .- : r • - • i - 1 N xsaf to th o S .xtT -N eterti I v . —r» * - a s.i*.-.t r i FiarrAa Car- 5treet M f t S » iir t C h srcb is B.rv»T K f •r i n ? ys-ratiaa U i u l s i s t a— s : a tar* rr vTf or rixMUT>% T.'tt i t ’ .-i ■* it iK iH . e tta tiir a rtask a -.r g t im w Vere b e » a« pa«*.*r f s r p v . r v t v s"\ o t i .- . x rear*. H e w a « then * y p rir* e d p r e ti* irr e ld ry e f the B r ta r —rr D r .n m and h eld that pMdt:**a far •*re* re a rs I s :* y r h# « n trans­ ferred us th * F ie ril.t C r r f e 'e n r e and » i ■ * r printed a th * T rt*. 111 *• Lit :ig fv'.iawtas JaarnVaA >*A t jfs * a r t wf in * r * r ?etrr» kf ’ k I ‘ '..l-r.t .!••■€ k*l Methadlat C h urch *• t » i i .a Sawtaa s WIT. r -Ida 3 T tiWlf gaf burg X V r th ree b e w as rlecV« a t f . X a rt I * a a! * W * a* tfv af *a.-t?sa : A T i s n * » *• T * iE . I l K T l H I U fp ’siFWh to - ed r r e s iV a t H the V h r y f ' i A»a V R rrgv St l a s '. . t * t k u l V.'a » r ie 'E - h J h L l ! 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S l MISA a -» . . s—an* *• e t r k t i a r <* h w 1* 11 l u f a r l • Cnppor f 2 Local Dentists To A tten t Confab Men from II churches to the Cen­ tral Florida district of S t Johns presbytery will meet here Sunday afternoon at the First Presbyter­ ian Cbarch Registration will be­ rm at 4 o'clock, followed by a buair.esa meeting srlth Howard W. Walcott to charge. A dinner preysred by George Maffett and hia committee win be served to the delegation at S:30 p. m . after which tha group mill assemble in the sanctuary to take part to a Vesper Service at g:41 p. a . Approximately IPO men and their wive* are expected for the meeting. Congressman A. S. *Syd* Herlong Jr. will be the speaker at the service which wi3 take the place of the regular evening worship ter»we Members of the congregation are invited to sriend. Th* church urge* that reserviu®3* sade by noo« Saturday. A N N O U N C IN G A N A LL-N E W LU X U R Y C A R IN A L O W E R P R IC E D FIELD! 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XLIX Established 1809 fio w a o w i SANFORD, FLORIDA, DAILY KBWBPAFU Shop and Save , In Sanford > MONDAY, NOVIMBE* 4. 1987 United Treat Leased Wire MO. 128 Sputnik II Raises N e w U JS. F e a r s In Missile Race WASHINGTON (UP) — Spuln'k I an uabealable lead In death-deal-1 now demind.t that President f i­ Sen. Josrph C. O Maharry (PWvo.) urged that Eisenhower call ll raided new (ears today that ins missiles |itnVswrr put theU S .M illie Russia, already first into spareR-mla'a a*ewid ailcoeaifiil laidmlsaiie pregrim i-n a ?rs«h ha a special session of rongrsia. slth a data-collectinjr projectile lite prompted someeoaprenlonal sis" In an attempt to wrest the But the administration, which at and a living animal, ml,/ pile up I Democrats and scientists to voice! initiative from the Soviets, first deprecated Sputnik I as a "neat acienlific trick" and then subsequently ordered a speedup In the U.5. program, said Sputnik II came as no surprise. And Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy said there would be no new speedup. Special Briefing "W e are already under a pres­ sure program," McElroy said. The White House said the Mrs. WUlink Is a supporter *rf The polls open at T o'clock to­ morrow morning throughout the th« docks and terminals project as launching of the second Russian county and In the City at Sanford. well as other progressive programs satellite "had been anticipated since the Russians had announced The city election takes place which will be facing the city In the it in advance.” It said Eisenhower with ballots marked only at the immediate future. Robert 5, "Bob" Brown, wboshas plsnned no special conference. City Hall. McElroy and his top aides ar­ Up far reelectlon is City Com­ headed the city'* Zoning and ranged to give a special briefing missioner A. L, Wilson who Is un­ Planning Commission for about opposed. Wilson staunchly sup­ five and a half years admits *'[ am on the missile situation today to ports the docks and terminals pro­ for the docks and terminals pro­ Chairman Rfchard R, Russell (Dject as the “ key to Sanford's econ­ ject." However, he has staled that Ga.) of the Senate Armed Ser­ omic future" and calls on Sanford before he eommltts hlm-elf too vices Committee and two commit­ tee members-Sen. Styles Bridges, tender; tn Interest themselves In per crnl *'I want to see all of the lop Republican member, and Sen­ reports." an airport. ate Democratic Lender Lyndon B Throughout the county, In lfi pre­ Vicing for the seat on the Board Johnson, chairman of the group's of Sanford City Commissioners to cincts, voters will name three preparedness subcommittee, * be vacated by Commissioner F . members of the Board of School But this qas planned before D, Scott are Mrs. Alice Wllllnk Trustees. Sputnik It. Russell's group Is con­ Those who are making a bid for sidering whether to hold public and Robert S. Brown. the office, unopposed, are R. F. hearings on this country's missile Cooper, and Roy Mann, both up strength. The committee staff al­ for reelectlon. Another candidate ready has conducted a prelimin­ Another breaking and entering seeking a seat that will be vacat­ ary Investigation. was Investigated over the weekend ed, Is James BIrkenmryor of Cas­ Propaganda Victory by the Sanford Police Depnrtmenl. selberry. • *■ The State Department declined Polls, op-u tg at I o'clock to­ comment on the new Soviet moon. The City Shop, located off French Ave. on West 6th St., was morrow morning, will dose rt 9 But officials privately conceded broken into and the Coca Cola ma­ p. m. and It is expected that te the Russians will score a new pro­ CART. R. E. STUTSMAN chine robbed of coin* estimated suits of the races will be known paganda victory with It and that (Official U. S. N. Photo) at between *13 and *13. according shortly afterward. they will reap an extra dividend. to Police Chief Roy Williams. The Seminole County Junior ★ ★ ★ The dividend wit] be, they said, Chief Williams said "It seems Chamber of Commerce has been that Sputnik II will divert some as if those who arc involved arc active in their “ pet-Out-Tee-Vole" world attention from Russia's in­ working from one side of the city campaign in an effort to get ns ternal troubles, particularly from t0 the other. many citizens to the poll) as possi­ the dissension In the Communist “ ft’ , the same type of nuisance ble. Party hierarchy evidenced bv the occurance we have been plagued However, It U expected that llie ouster uf Defense Minister Georg! with recently," the Chief said. turnout will tie light. Zhukov. Polls Open At 7 am. Jomorrow For Election City Shop Robbed Capl . Stutsman Senior Medical Officer At SNAS Capl Robert E Stutsman, SIC, USN, hav reported aboard the Na­ val Air Station, Sanford, to asjm « duties ai the NAS Senior fedlcal Officer and Flight Sur­ geon. Ho reported to his present duty from the aircraft carrier USS Hancock (CVA-IS) where he serv­ ed as the Flight Surgeon. A graduate of the School of Medicine at the University of Ar­ kansas, Capt. Stutsman received his degree in Medicine in 1!H0. Capt. Stutsman entered the Navy in 1912 as a medical officer •id reported lo the Naval Training gcho«l at the Navy Fter in Chic­ ago. Ill Afterwards he served as a member of the Naval Cadet Se­ lection Board in Chicago. In Oct. 1942 he was assigned to the U. S, (Continued on Page I) ) City Directory Has New Feature A new 1957 City Directory for Sau'ord is being delivered to sub­ scribers. Published by R L. Polk * Co., of Richmond, Va., it re­ places the 1936 edition and in­ cludes me enlirely new feature. The new Directory tilts t;,H2 personal and business names In Sanford and DeBary, according to the Publisher*’ records. Eighteen was continued as the minimum listing age, ami the combined namrs of man and wife are count­ ed as one name in this total, the Publishers said. Included in this edition for the first time Is a Rural Route Dir­ ectory, listing NH names of per­ sons receiving mail on the rural routes emanating from the San­ ford Post Oifire. Special regular features of the Directory include* designations ing telephones, marital status, wives' name, and occupations; heads of households; a numeri­ cal telephone guide; and a short story of (he city contributed by the Seminole County Chamber of Com merce. homes and places of business havCatalogued tn the new edition's yellow page* are WO distinct linos of enterprise, which range alpha­ betically downward from "Ab­ stractors" to "\VO"d Dealers". This dees not take into account th« numerous additional variation clas­ sifications that have been purchas­ ed by subscriber* as "displays" the Publishers explained. The Publishers rcmlnl he*! citizens that all information em­ bodied in the City Directory reaches the notice of outsiders and takes the form of community ad­ vertising. It l« the custom to place copies of each new Sanford City Directory in branches of the Too unit, frce refcrencc Directory Lib­ rary system operated throughout the U S. and Canada by the As­ sociation of North American Dir­ ectory Publishers, of which R L. Polk A Co. is a member. The new edition already has been forward­ ed to replace the former edition in these libraries, the Publishers slat•d A lecsl hraneh of this out-oftown Directory Service is main­ tained in the offices of the Semi­ nole County Chamber of Com­ merce. Five Mayors Meet To Affix Seals To ' * Vot the first time anyonn could |signatures to a county wide pro­ remember, all five mayors of j clamation. Seminole County's incorporated, Friday night at 7 o'clock. Mayor communities met to affix their j David Gatchel of Sanford. Mayor ALL FIVE MAYORS OF Semlisol* County signal a proclamation Miniultinrnu'h. They *el aside the week uf Nov. 22-24 as "FarmTHAI ttu h " throughout U>« This *a * lho lu st Urn* that THE 8 AJf FORI) CIVIC CENTER enn-lriictlon Is on schedule and Is expected In he completed by shortly after the year’s end and ready for rnnsrnliuns and recreation programs. Tonight's American CofC Members The fallowing businesses, shown with the classification and the tot­ al nutniter of businesses in the sec­ tion, haie Joined the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce during ius current membership campaign: , No. I—Autnmnmhile Agencies (*) Holler Motor Sales Nicholson Buirk Co. Rrtman Motors Inc. No. 2—Automobiles—Used— Gar­ ages and Relatrd Services (*nt None No, IA—Filling Station* (25) C. D. Brown's Station NO 3—Banks (4) Florida State Bank First Federal Savings and Loan Ajso, Sanford Atlantic National Pank No, 4— Beauty Shops anil Itirber Shops (29) None No. S— Boatyards A Board Manu­ facturers (2) Sanford Poat Works No. 6— Builder-' Supplies A llelater Services (91) Berryhill Painting Contractor Jack P, Bratton Electrical Con­ tractor B Edwards Contractor Evans Roofing and Heating H L. Harvey Plumber Lee Brothers Stafford Electric Stcinmeyer Sheet Metal Works Hill Lumber and Supply Co. Sanford Electric Co Senkarik (Has- and Paint The Sherwin Williams Co. H"lloway Concrete No. 7— cleaners & Laundries (U> Downtown Cleaner* A Laundry Jne'a Wee Wash It Seminole County Laundry No. a— Contractors A Developers 115) Florida Lan 1Growth George H Garrison Odham A Tudor Plantation K-tates Park Avenue I'luia fr>r Information On CIRCULATION I'll. FA 2-2G11 or after fi:30 p.m. PH. FA 2 01173 Proclamation uf Longwood signed, simultaneous­ It « i ) quite an oceaxinn for the ly, a proclamation setting aside Mayors as no one recalled s recent the week of Nov, 22 23 a* "Nation­ get-together of the Seminole al Farm-City Week'*. County communities’ "trip men" either for a discussion of mutual problem* or to agree on any one subject. The proclamation. ■ matter of record in each of the five eounty communities, call* on all of the citizens throughout the county to ".participate fully" in the obser­ vance of the period from Nnv. 2228 as Farm City Week. *'\Ve re­ quest the citizens of our com munities to Join In this observance, a long with the farm people, In evi­ dence of nnr appreciation "f all those on the farms and in Lhe cit­ ies of Seminole County who have worked So well in providing us with food, the fibre, and th>- pro­ duct* we need and eni«)T," the proclamation said. Five Mayors callrd on local farm organizations, groups, agenc­ ies and individuals to cooperate In placing vfecl.il empnasi* up-n *he observance of F.irm-L'jty Week. They pointed out that "it U fitt­ ing that Our citizen*, both rural and urban, should recognize their dependency upon each other in contributing lo the strength, we! all Mayor* of Semlnulr Counts Incorporated manlclpatllica hid fare, character and prosperity of gotten together for such an occasion. kuaaioolo County and our nation." O'huto hr BotftUuao) Home Department program at Plnerresl Reboot auditorium will provide funds tn help furnish the rlty'* new firlllly. • (Rertstrnm Photo by Goetz) County i, Industrial m con E Survey Set Here In Few Weeks Tb* Florida Development Commlsidon. at the request of the Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce, 1- planning an economic and Industrial survey of Seminole County within the next two weeks. A field of experts will he in San­ ford lo gather the material and data necessary to complete the study. This survey was authorized by (be 19.M Legislature of which mem­ bers from this area were Senator Douglas Stenstrom and Represen­ tatives Mack N, Cleveland and Gor­ don V. Frederick. The legislature directed that a professional reaetrch organization he employed to make the survey under the supervision of the Flor­ ida Development Commission. The First Research Corporation of Miami will make the survey In this area. Tin purpose of this survey Is lo determine carefully ami objective­ ly such things ns the present eeoii omlr conditions, the exV.ing and potential labor ripply, transporta­ tion facilities, and other pertinent facts needed to attract and to develop (lie types of industries hast suited to this area Much of lite information for the study will Im- collected ty the re­ search firm from Fedot al, State ami County records. However, additional Information will be nerded that is available only at the local level. For this reason, the research firm will seek the active cooperation of numerous officials, groups, and key Individuals here. Although the study, when fin­ ished, will ho the most complete of Its type ever made in this area, it Is not regarded ax an end In it­ self. B. R. Fuller Jr., Executive Dir­ ector and L. A. Weston, Director of Industrial Services of the Development Com mission have emphasized that the survey Is not intended to be a "hit-and-run" Job; that Is, merely making the study and then leaving the task nf putting it into effect entirely In the hands nf local people. Instead, both Hie Development Commission ami the research firm (Continued on fag* ■) Additional Local News On Page 8 C o f C Dr i v e Z ooms Toward $10,000 Goal The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce membership drive, lu-uiled by J, Ilrallcy Odham as chairman nf the membership com­ mittee, is zooming toward its ex­ pected goal of $10,000. Already, without a personal ■di citation, the total lias r, iw reached t.'p.HIO through Nov 2 In answer to mnre than 7U0 persons! letters to members and prospective members of the Semi­ nole County Chamber of Cokimerce, 14.1 huzines-cv and Individ ual* have jninrd. Of this total, 30 sre new mem­ bers. Also .33 of the 143 have in­ creased their membership with 21 increaung 100 per cent, one inrrcx.-iing HO per cent, and one increasing 250 per cent. Beginning today, a column on lho front page of The Sanford Her­ ald will list those who have atready Joined the Chamber of Commerce. AI»o todxy, the personal solidixtion drive will get underwiy as the third phase of the membership drive following a telephone cam­ paign conducted by team captains covering various phases uf busi ne*,« operations and categoric*. It is expected that the drive will be co:-,eluded successfully by Nov, 13. Jaycees Making Big Plans For Annual Christmas Parade Jaycees have gotttn down to tha serious business of planning, ac­ cording tu Jayree ChrNtmav T i­ rade Chairman John Alexander "What we hope will be the biggrst and finest Jaycee Merchants Association Christmas Parade ever staged In Sanford." Mrs sage* have already begun to ply between the Jaycee* and San­ ta Clan* In order to set the time of the joily old gentlemen'* ar­ rival in Sanford tu visit with tha youngstera of the Seminole Coun­ ty area. Alexander said that 17 commitire* and committee chairmen have been appointed with "almost 100 per cent Jaycee participation in the planning and staging of the gigantic annual event." A* is the annual custom, the Merchant* of Sanford are under­ writing the rust of the parndi while the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce .dually stages the event. At his first meeting with some of the committee chairmen, Alexunder reviewed last y 'ar'v Jay* cee scrapbook which won statewide acclaim for Christmas Activities. Letters have been forwarded to churghes, schools, eivle clubs and other organizations, a* well as business people In Sanford and Seminole County, requesting early registration for float participa­ tion. It is expected that daily an­ nouncements of the prnsre-s of the annual Christman Parade will soon be made to keep boys and girls up tu date as tu when Santa will b* in Sinford tn see young­ sters of Seminole County, Superintendent of Public Instructlon II. T. Milwee has already an­ nounced that school will bv out in plenty of time fur boy* and girls tn take part In the parade and to see Santa during hia visit. Don Willson of Casselberry, Mayor Lawrence Swnfford of Altamonte Springs, Mayor M, L. Gary of Oviedo, and Mayor R. O. Elgin v LOOKING OVER THE JAYCEE irrspbook of the 1936 Jayeec-McrehanU AuocUtlon Christmas Parade whlih rereUed statewide recognition are « ome of lhe Christmas Parade committee chairmen (Cell to right) they are; Herbert Sienvtruui, Ambrose Ollltf, John Alexander, g e n e r a l chairman, Frank NoeII and Ed 3U.Harms. (Stall I'hvtoJ a � 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, 1957 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, November 01, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 01, 1957. 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>, November 01, 1957; <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/b7b19ce1722ed78812b78859a95f5b59.pdf 9cf2023e69bced032a2ac3718253890f PDF Text Text Wilson G a ft Cool Response To Loco] Airport Question Resident*! Father Dies In O cala & W. Webb. ft, dUd iillie ty Us heme ft Om Ib H ollar mm lag- He was the fatter of V . Tan u i harabr aM t(M tkat tail k u b«*a lu iita M acalaat ya« la th. abova-atrlad C»«rt *» •aaford. Kamiaala Canat7. Florida la fora- ^ jjs s n t g a B s 'g I'll; at daaford, aeaatdtac la JL a. Trailsrd*a M u Uaraof racordsd In tta Fnblla lUeorda at Bamlnsla Coaaty, Merida, wharaln EUubeth P. Tarabail la Plaintiff and Hrlaxa ArrIMten and lubal If. AirldUB. ala wttn ara Otfndintik Too ara karekr dtraatod la fUa paar aaawar or albtr steadier partonally or by roar attorney with lha Clark af Ik# above-etyled Coart at Banfard. Florida oa ar before lha lllh dap af ffaraaibar. A. IX HIT. and to aarva a eapp of tha m u aa Platatlffa attorn*;, below, Haraln fall not ar a Deere# Pro Con ratio will ba aatarad aaalaat Registration Books Open T ill Nov. 5 FOU. WITNESS ITT band and aaal at Satford. B.mlnole County. Florida » facia via Ba safe to u r n faelBtfta aaanr taaford far aa airport 8.' SSSi ?■?„!- Pans It Clark W. C. MuiehUoa, Jr. Altoraiy for Platatlff, WANTS MONEYB WORTH FMwar.le Hull-line Hanford. Florida CHICAGO m — A ftttor to tod (BEAU a lter ft tha Chicago Stm-Tlmw: " I g a m that I thill qait taking ttoee At abets. I bars takaa n t p ral of them doting tba last few mootka sal (till dea’t bars lha fft. Signed Frank Millar, B gft, Ills Aggravated ssive Smoking 1,V S • i £ 5 » Al & i , Vi 1 11no i »' i*ls JJ Band Assn. Thanks Those Taking Part In Recent Barbecue Tto I m f t b Baal Aaeaefattoa yesterday tkanted all of tba pawie wba took pert la tha cbltAea arbeeue ball at tba Elks Club Saturday night, said Ernest Cow. lay, Bandmaster o f tba Sambeto Hlrh School Band. "It wta a wondtifol i m m ," Cowley uld. Proceeds from tha barbecue win go toward porebat* it g aaw nalforaa tor tha t e a Inala High School Band. Amoontgabad during tb* barbe­ cue wai not announced. t he ary amoktra orar a long partod of time. They had m iked an avaraga of » yean and only three of than racked leae than a peek a day. Soma raokad aa van* aa 44 cigarettes each day. I don't Imagine It waa aaiy (or them to break tba smoking haMh But they did. of tha membrana around tha opening of the rectum. It la Ilka an open aore, with pain, blooding, Itching and general rectal dis­ comfort. It may ba treated by local applications of alter ni­ trate. In aomo aaaas, aurgtry h naeeaaary. Hospital No Jasper Clark (Sanford) Howard F, Flckaton (Sanford) Edna Pearl Smith (Sanford) Dtwbargoa Hr*. Jerlte Hauarsborgar, baby boy (Sanford) Eleanora Deaautaura (Orangw City) B^hla Rkhadagaa (Sanford) Earl Cub (Sanford) OCT. IS Adulations Lena Cochran (Sanford) Frances Bertha Kern (Sanford) Margaret Elisabeth Packard (Sanford) Elijahsth Seaton (Longwood) Catherine Griffen (Sanford) Hary Leo Kotoff (Sanford) Laroo Gtddona (Orlando) Prances Groves (Sanford) darnaa Craig Setlsri (Geneva) Strike Baby boy to Mr. and Mvt. M u I . Kan (Sanford) Baby boy to Mr. and Mrs Herman Kotoff (Sanford) YOUR T r « NEWSPAPER FOR QUALITY T R U C K RUBBER RECAPPING Tha itory behind tba headline* and tha copy In a newspaper ft spelled 8 K R V I C El ThU newspapar mid rvary other paper in tha country ft a “ public aervioe”— R la Informative, educational, human­ itarian and clvft-mlmled. Dad turns first to the news and editorials) Mom likea fashion stories and reatpee; Um kith like tba oomica. ON YOUR SMOOTH TIRES PHON8 O.EIGHT SEVEN TWO W ELSH W lM i Tire Shop 10* W. 2nd tY o g H a v iA Hr# Job To Do* - •.1 *i i— •.v-** EMMNRBlPNRUfl Thera ■ something for everybody bi ovary phase of everyday life! Fundamental your newspaper nerve* Ton with Information — whether In the news col­ umns, or in the mint Truly your paper is a "service center* . . . the meeting place and the marketplace of the community. . 1 �o Spark Bast-West War S M y la spark an Kait-Weit war, t t £ efftelite said today. A eon■ t o l l M Jost back from Rustle ooM Hotly the Soviet rulers don't w ist war. • President Elsenhower had an opMortality to assets the dramatic new development! In Moecow at hie first news conference In three weeks. S to at b u t • t» U| y i n . for attending tto December meet­ ing of the North Atlantic Treaty Council la Pori*. Th# President la awaiting a formal Livltatlen U tha proposed "remmitr* mooting, dailgned to follow' tip on tha Presi­ dent** agmmant with Macmillan to expand allied identlOc and mil­ Tha torrent big quettton at the itary cooperation. White House, In UK. Intelligence Weather tohw h h h la . heaval la tha Kremlin caused Mar. that Georgi Ihukev to h a hit Jeh as Soviet defense minister, a Quattlaaad prior to tha Pnal> dent'a ntwa coofartpee, U. 8. afff* elala profossod so knowledge o f what Soviet Communist Party boas Nikita Khrushchev would di with Zhukov, or whether Khrushchev A paaaa again. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1909 SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 19B7 Peanut Bowl Dec. 13 I Material tort that atom was raised Tuesday when Seen, tary of s u it John Foittr Dulles told • newt conference the United States moat ha altrt for possible Soviet ventures daring the unset­ tled situation to Moteow. **. . . Whenever a great nation eeema to be having Internal trou­ bles, one has to hear In mind the #anforit Ite r aft fab Jtdayt^ VOL. XLIX Offlettb i toshtig to* ttramfa powor otnealB took acme heart to Mooaow Tooaday. TVs was a itarV Uag development, perhaps dosigned to eala tha TtirUah-dyrlan ilmotion. Khrushchev himself was tha leading Soviet aahra rattler during the rtUl-imoldoring war of wervea between Turkey and Syria. But official* noted Tuesday night that Khrushchev was talking about tarsal sets derignod to aolldtfy tha situstie* at home or divert atten­ tion," Oulleo iild. “ We are always on tha altrt under these eaedl* lions," But Deflaa isM *T don't wsrt to ghr* you tha Impression that we think than Is war around the corner, because we don't thinfc Shop and Save In Sanford 9 United P i W Leased Wire NO. 122 Red! Said Using New G en eratio n In South Ledr. Louie 1 . Hoop Jr. Central Chairman of too Peanut Bowl, aanouneed today that plana for the iXT? Bowl on Dae. IS are progressing satisfactorily. However, volunteers are still needsd from the fathers of MEMPHIS (UP) — Tha Senate Mtdaouth area surrounding Mem­ and tho aubcommlttaa laid tt younger generation of eoramunlit Sanford Grammar School to make Internal Security Subcommittee phis. would consider whether to press teachers who have bean 'Mined this tha bast Peanut Bowl in tha warned today that tha Communist Tha bearing* ended a day ahead those charges. M n. Lorch broke by older members aad now Party Is using a roving now gen­ of aehedulo In an uproar with Son. Into tho ncwi by befriending • -lightning" George PIHerd, eration to maintain operations to WllUam Janitor (R - Ind.) de­ Negro child at little Rock, Ark., carrying on tha functions of tho Captain of the sixth grade tho South. nouncing Mrs. Grace Lorcb, one but Jenner charged she was pre­ (Communist) natsrork." Jobs Com* Easy "Lions", and Commander "Fire­ Tho subcommittee Issued a of the witnesses, as a “ Commu­ viously Identified as a Communist ball" Cy Fitton, Captain of the statement detailing Its contention nist organiser." The subcommittee noted “ tha Party worker In New England. fifth grade "Tigers" are presently following a stormy hearing al­ Jenner threatened to have Mfe. Tha statement said there has apparent ease and facility with enlisting players for the gams. leged Communist activities In tha Lorch cited for contempt of court emerged a pattern of ua now and which a Communist professor has Soeret practice drills are Mhedolbeen able to move to another mo­ cd later to make this father’s tion of the country and get a new Interest in tomorrow night's an­ game a whale of a ball owrae. job In the teaching profession." nual appearance of ghosts end gob­ Speedy, awlrel-hlppod, daredevil “ Objects of this Communist net­ lins has beta building up for two father* are bring signed up wtlh work h$ro boon tha churches, tha weeks. more still needed. Tha phone num­ paront-taaebor aoaocliUons, colber for Pitts rd la FA 1-lSW and Then k m been carnivals, ganliaUona," the Senate group daneei, parties, get-togethers, all Fitton FA M M . ■^ 0 * legs, high ichoola and labor or- slanted toward Halloween. Mrs. Gustavo Barnburner of ■aid. And, at tha evening devoted to 1218 B. Crescent Is heading tha An overflow crowd broke Into merrymaking draw* nearer, th* Ticket Committee. Tha majority of Sanford merchants again this Store counters end display nnlts staged tore, and the tala will ton loud applause and rebel yells aa larger tha crowd* taking part to ticket salea are to ba through tha Jenner pounded a clinched flit on tha fastivltiea seam to grow. school and at City Stadium. Ticket year are staging another of their are being readied for tho many tlnua through Saturday. th* tabla and told tha Little Rock Although not availabla for com­ Salea by the school children will gigantic “ Banner Day" celebra­ bargains that will be shown and New atylsa, new matoriali, new Ark., housewife and lotegretlonlat ment this morning, Police Chief be prohibited In the business area tions for the shoppers of the Semi­ made available to local shopper*. Innovations and popularly-demand­ leader that she should ba "chad Roy G. Williams will to alt proof Sanford. A downtown location nole County a m . babUty hav* his antlro fore* aa Tho annual event will take place Showcards are being printed and ed Items will appear In tha vait for contempt." for tho talo of tlekata hat not Th* contempt throat cam* after daty. Friday and Saturday following painted so that the specially mark­ array of Banner Day merchandise been selected as yet. weeks ef preparation by local mer­ ed merchandise can be oailly eeen In every store throughout the city, Mrs. Lorch Ignored tho commit* CUy Manager W o r i a n E. and selected. chants. Mott atorc* have special tile* It 'a questions Tuesday and tried Knowlaa said this morning that Practically every store In the people all ready to help customers to read a prepared statement at­ than will bo special watchman on GEQBOK TOUHV, PRESIDENT of the United Fund far Semlaolo One of the moit astounding ar­ Canfiy and Harold Kaxtacr, chairman of the United Faad Appeal rays of special taerchandt** hat Sanford area will be displaying make their selections easily and tacking tha eubcommtUee and IU duty around «ity property, apo­ won't wait! They'ra heotlag op the thermometer at First and Park chairman, Sen. James 0 . East- dal police on duty petroling var­ been purchased specially *w the “ Banner Day" mcichandlte, many with the least possible trouble. wttk blowtorrhea — trying to get tha campaign find total higher two-day occasion which hat bean Itemi of which have been carefully Many merchant* art optimistic land (D • Mias). ious areas *d tha city, aad the en­ *13,000 goal. • a l hlghto Mwar the aaedad.......... * adopted as an.annual obiervage* Hlaeted so that they may be pur­ about this year** event. They say Shortly afterwards, Eastland tire fbre* of paBeemaa and patrol (Photo hy Borgotrom) chased for Christmas gltfs. by Sanford merchants. j “ It’* the greatest' Banner Day and Jenner made the.surprise an­ ca n watching throughout the e it f .* Door* will open Friday morning celebration we've ever staged with nouncement tht the hearing* to a m en t vandalism and mischief, Already special personnel bea been working many hours mark- at • o'clock in downtown Sanford more and better merchandise ar­ hers had ended. They wan to run Halloween, the evening of Oct. log, tagging and making ready on on# of the biggest sates avsr ranged for our customers' (elec­ through today. II, la th* evening preceding All tion." for display the hundreds of items Hallowe er All Salnta Day. Heariags Cat t o r t Candidates for the Board of San­ that will bear price tags denoting Thousands of shoppers are exTha big event to Sanford will Jenner slid It wes deetdde to ford City Comm Luton In the Nov. eavlnge. peeled to crowd Into the downtown eut th# hoaringi short because of take place at Southalda School 5 city election will be guests of stores during the two-day Banner “ uncooperative witnesses" who when th* annual carnival takes The newly-formed Florida Wa­ Its first regional meeting In the the Seminole county Junior Cham­ Day celebration and sale* event. Invoked the Fifth Amendment and place. Year by yaar tht carnival ber of Commerce at Its noon terways Committee, headed by Greater Orlando Chamber of Com­ “ We've ordered more itoek than the fact that many witnesses wars and activities hav* been growing The Seminole County Chsmbcr luncheon meeting Thursday. ^ h n Kidder of Sanford, will hold merce buldlng, Friday Nov. I, at of Commerce Coffee Club will ever before," one merchant said, excused from appearing bare. with bigger and bigger crowd* at­ Robert Brown and Mrs. Alice 7:30 p. m. meet for Its monthly get-together "and we hop* that there will be Later they Issued a statement tending the tupper which precede* WUllnk will speak to the Jaycees This will be tha Fourth District tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock plenty to go around for all of our faying “ there le a present - day funmaking and celebrating. customer*." meeting tald Krlder, In a letter In behalf of their candidacies for at Mrs. Applrby'a Restaurant. Mora than likely there will be conspiracy In the Midsouth area released today to all members, the city commission seat. The two The half-hour session will be However, merchants point out and there have been extraordinary preponderance of bed riieeti and Contributions In the amount of candidates are opponents in the “ with all groups and Individual! $23 or more to the United Fund emceed by the Coffee Club chair­ that those who ehooea their Banner aecurity measure* undertaken by pillow asset used as aostumet de­ Interested in sound, orderly deve­ same group. reported through Tuesday night man, Charlie Morrlaon. New mem­ Day sales bargains early will be th* Communlete to protect their picting ghoeta and a coraW*MUon A. L. Wilson, candidate for re- by Roy F. Mann, campaign trea­ bers, businessmen end visitors will sure to get a full (election of ilzei, Identity and activities." lopment, conservation and uae of ef many type* of clothing, both 1colors, etylei and patterns. Rlght-of-Way acquisition will our state water resource! attend­ election to the Board of Sanford surer, are: J. C. Penney Co., 1100; bo Introduced. Mrs, Lorch, who oneo tried un- discorded and new, forming Ideas City Com million la unopposed but R. N. Blackwtlder, $23; B. I- Traycost'a half million dollars for the ing." successfully to enroll her daught­ of goblins, appearing along tha 13-mlle Interstate Highway Sys­ Countica comprising the Fourth will be a guest speaker. ham, $23; Carrs way A MeKlbbln. er, Alice, 11, In a Negro school street* for tomorrow eight's event. 80 far no issues have come out tem section from State Road M District are: Seminole, Indian $30; Mr. and Mrs. H, N. Wood, at Nashvllte, Tenn., clutched a W -Seminole County near Monroe River, Osceola, Orange, Brevard, of the race In the two-candidate $23; The Abstract Carp., MO; W. prepared statement whan aha took opposition for the saraa seat. Cornor to State Road 40 near De- Lake and Volusia. Atlee Burpee Co., ITS; Sanford th* etand Tuesday, Th# day bo­ Candidates for the Board of M'fg. Co., $30; Sanford Furniture Land In Votuita County. Krlder said today In hto letter ron she had refused to appear Tho cost of the right-of-way was "For the first time In the history School Trustees, all three unoppos­ Co., $23; Firestone Tire A Rub­ before the eubcommltt#* In a tsUmsted in a report from Road of Florid* all Individual! Interest­ ed In the Nov. S countywide elec­ ber Co., $30; Employee of Odhamdosed hearing. tion, have besn Invited as guests Board Chairman Wilbur E. Jones ed In the development of water­ Tudor Ine., $41.30; Wade H. GemBefore she could ba Identified of the Jaycees at the Thursday Local civic leader* will heir top Tucker said today that apeakeri A Coroner* Inquest Investiga­ to Governor LeRoy Collins on the ways have an opportunity to join er. M. D.. $30. for tha record, Mre. Loreh started men In tho field of agriculture ting detail* and causes ef th* from tha field o f agriculture will progress of the Interstate System. with a atate-wlda organization, and noon luncheon. C. E. Phillips, S23; State Pro­ reading her statement. Ambrose OUff, chairman of the duce Co., $30; Joe L. A Joe T. Cor­ during National Farm-City Week, death of a rookie firemen on th* Construction plans are underway Issoctetn In a united effort to appear before the Seminole Coun­ No Interest to Little Rock Sanford Fire Department last Sun­ on the project, according to the promote tho use of our natural Get-Out-The-Vote Committee for ley, $23; R. F. Robison, $23; Cor­ Nov. 22-21, according to Cecil ty Junior Chamber of Commerce “ I am here under protest snd the Jaycees, lx program chairman day morning will bo eoqducted report, with the overall cost of state resources." ley Produce Co.. Inc., $30; W. E. Tucker II, Seminole County Agri­ on Nov. 22; the Sanford Rotary hive been denied my constitution­ next Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 p. nitruction estimated at IS milKrlder chairman of the state­ for the Thursday meeting. Kirehhoff Jr., $30; Gene's Semi­ cultural Agent, al rights. . / ra- to the courtroom of tha Semi­ wide committee and G. G. Ware, nole Dry Cleaners, $23; A. Edwin Proclaimed by President Elsen­ Club on Nov. 23; the Sanford Llops Jenner broke In and asked that nole County Court House. Road Board member william E. member of Jhe Fourth District, In Shlnholser, $30; Haynes Office Ma­ hower as a weak “ with special Club on Nov. 28; and the Sanford Justice of tha Feaee W. Hugh Dial of this district aald earlier a joint statement strongly qygtd chine Co., $23; FWmart, 111; R. emphasis on notable achievements Kiwanis Club will tour the Stnford she give bar name and home­ that contracts will be on the 15- all chambers of commerce, boat­ S. and Ruth N. Blllhlmer, $23; A. by rural group* and individuals State Farmere Market on Nov. town. Mrs. Lorch tried four more Duncan said yesterday that Ass't timee to read the statement but State’ * Attorney Tom Waddell eet mlle project and bridge over the ing organisations, municipalities, F. Ramsay, florist, $23; A. R. Key, and on the enrichment of Ameri­ 27. th* time of the Inquest at the earl­ Proclamations are e x p e c t e d each time Jenner tnterruped. St. Johna River by Dec. 1 and counties and individuate interest­ $23; O. Lewis Dinkins, $23; Semi- can country living through ade­ 'T il tell you what you are bare iest possible date. construction wilt get underway Im­ ed in this vital aubject to plan to note County Motors, $33; Carle E. quate cultural, spiritual, educa­ from both etato and local govern­ Members of tho Coroner's Jury attend tha meeting. mediately after. Williams, $23; Myrtle H. Brown, tional, recreational and health fa­ ment leader* setting tilde th* for," Jenner ibouted. “ You came No recent report has been made $30; E. C. Bates, $23; M. C. Hagan, cilities for both rural youth and week in November to “ recognls* In here aa a Communist function­ Impanelled last Sunday morning on tho completion of the construc­ adults" a aeries of addresses will the Interdependence of all citizens, ary to tell the pres* you were are; J. B. St, John (foremen), J, $25; rural and urban, tn contributing to •ubpeniid because yo befriended L. Sutton, P. H. Starling, Z. A. tion plans however other than they local civic club*. Davis, 0. E. Hughes and H. P. the strength, character and pros­ Negroes in Little Rock." ta) underway. Goodspeed. (Continued an Page Sevan) perity of our nation." k Many To Take Part In Halloween Events Tomorrow Merchants To Stage Banner Days Nov. 1-2 City Commission Candidates Jaycoe Waterways Group Speakers Tomorrow Convenes Nov. 8 Additionol UF Drive Donotions Revealed Today 46 Right-Of-Way Acquisition Will Cost %Vi Million Coffee Club Will Meet Tomorrow National Farm-City W eek Is Nov. 2 2 -2 8 Coroners Inquest On Manfs Death Set Next Tuesday Additional Local News Funeral Services For W. W. Dawson Tomorrow A t 3 p.m. HEW UFE FOR HEART XICTI31—Nlne-year-old 8 ■ • e ■ ^eeatanl, of New York/ wait* Vrlth her doll and nurse Diane Frobm for her mother, Mrs. Jesse Heeateni. to come and -take her home from New Tkrk'e Moat* flora H»«piltL Th* Little Japanase-Ameiieso girl, horn with several heart defeet*. tncludini an lot properlyplaced aorta and a one-huh hole between the left and right ven­ tricles, underwent a Ufc-aatiag operation a few week* ago. 9 tU ’ Xaiafteto) On Page 7 Mr. Wllttem W. (BID) Dawson Jr. m, passed away at home at 9:U p. m. Monday from an acute coronary heart attaek. He made his home at 438 Scott Avs. and was formerly of While Plains, N. Y. A professional engineer design­ er ar.u builder, he hat been in the construction business in Sanford and Casselberry for th* past ten years. During World War II he was with the war production board in Jacksonville. He was a World War 1 veteran, past president of the Orlando Exchange Club, form­ er member of th* Kiwanis Club of i Sanford and a member of the First Methodist Church of Sanford. Survivors include the w i f e Gladys M. Dawson; mother. Mrs. Vi. W. Dawson Sr. Hastings on Hudson, N. Yd and on# brother, Edwin P. Dawson, New Haven, Conn. Funeral services will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow at Britton Fun­ eral Home with the Rev. J. E. MeKinley of th* Ftrst Methodist NEW HAWK MISSILE L0 4DER—This trartar-driven Arosy Hawk mUalto loaders make* it possible to quickly transfer three "blrde" at a time from the storage area to th* mlttiU launcher. The loader Church of Gainesville officiating. aad other Integrated anils hrip give th* Hawk system iu speed sad mobility of operation. The Burial will be in Oaklawn Mem­ loader, self propelled aad highly uverable, negotiates rough or muddy terrain. orial (Department of Defense Photo) Khrushchev Emerging As New Stalin LONDON (U P)—Western dlplo- sess the dramatic Moscow develop­ Secretary of State John Foster mats slid today Nlkiu 8 . Khrusb- ments today at his first news con-' Dulles in Washington. ehtv was fast emerging i* th* new! fertnet In three week*. West Alert Dulles Said Stalin. They expressed doubt snd Dulles told a newt conference Moscow information and dis­ uncertainty on the future course of the developments might Indicate patches to Communist newspapers serious political and economic ten­ Soviet diplomacy. Communist* outside Russia ap­ in th* West indicated th* Central sions in Russia and that th* West peared is uncertain a* western ob­ Committee of th* Communlet Par­ was alert to the possibility thit servers just what th* victory by ty still had not taken final action stiffened and more provocative ex­ ternal policies might be adopted Nlkiu 8 . Khrushchev over Mar­ on the deposed defense minister. to screen domestic troubles. shal Georgi Zhukov will mean in Khrushchev’ * remarks Tuesday Khrushchev promised Zhukov a future Soviet policy. The meet significant slgif of un­ right it a Turkish Embassy recep­ new job In hia remarks during tha certainty esme from Belgrade tion In the midst of Runla'i Turkish reception but ha still did where President Tito cancelled an threats of war tn th* Turco-Syrien not throw any light on whether expected visit to Moscow next crisis gave rise to speculation that Zhukov would retain hia high par­ week on th* excuse he was suffer­ the Communist leader might tone ty post aa member of the Presi­ down talk of conflict In the Mid­ dium. ing from acute lumbago. Khrushchev said only Zhukov Western observers quickly diag­ dle East. He said things appeared to be would be given * new Job in line nosed the ailment n more political than physical and said th* Inde­ brighter tn the Syrian crisis and with hte “ experience and qualifiespendent Communist leader appar­ even said ho believed there would tons." Official party spokesman said atently did not want to etep Into a to no war. And th* wry aopcaranc* at th* reception was a sur­ most the earns thing of Vyacheslav factional fight even at observer. U. R. officiate said the Kremlin prise tn view ef Russia's currant M. Molotov, Georg* Malenkov, Dmitri Shepilov and Lazar Kaganpower struggle wae unlikely to anti-Turkish campaign. An Indication that the West was ovltcll when they were dismissed spark an East-West war. Ike May Aaseta Move* disturbed by the future Soviet pol­ from their Ugh posts for “ antiPresident Eisenhower may as­ icy came Tuesday morning from party" attiritiae tar Liar this year. *ifl m �I t L e g a l T te n w ti jUSTASTHCtt* NOMNttftM ( vw ow * N o t ic e rtby Flvoit that tha following have k**n Mare nt ruhUr TnilrnctHn af Dewlayto County. Flof. p s w r a ^ .ssasi v,’sa snes r w a a n a l . t u u u M a u r a iN ■ M ir fiu m TO ALL h itu It IT MAT CUNfKil.V. N U iiC X 10 liUUCBY GIVEN that y s r s tha v*ll« t*r which alactioa will apta at t:t* A. A M* to-wlt; W Baaford POLLING PLACE: W a it Site Reheat B tY T T S W Mra. Jack Rtampar Mr*. J. U . U a Precinct J. * TOLLING rU tC K : La ha Munrn# Pcheo (a t a Macro* Hark la*pecter* M r uaarta Ball Mra. M A. Thuritoa Mr*. J. B. ftaplev Mra. J. C. Mata O ' POLUNO "F L A M i Caanlag Kltchej Mr*, C liff-Abl*a. < Mra. Ira K. Moulhward Mr*. P. A. Tliutal Mra. A. T. McArRla Clark laapactara P m ta c t 4. POLLING PLACE: W ill* * fchoel Mr*. X . E. Wartal Mr*. C. U Jarralt Mr*. Lucy Jahaaaa Mra Jaha Vox Paata Clark In*vector* POLUNO PLACE) City Mali Prielact I. a s is w & x r s s f ii.ii just a# . fvcoto arm TWtOOTl cure mot.1TMC/dwc n«Mpaim a photo* Navarabor It, A. D , 1I1T, and If you fail la do »o. a decree pro conf**ao will be eatared acaimt you for Ih* relief demanded In li e cam* plalat. Wlmeea my hand and the «aal of aaid Coart thl« tine day or October, A. D.. 1IIT, hi Ranlard, x m i you rrwoTTMD x t u o ; eait a Txe KMtsr Kutoocm ] AkOatCK! TMCru ta t J V ll m n tm AAA! A EK 90! T>fM TWOVtCOrtO i P . UP NNAC TMM RUOnfP kutatrprp hay... POLUNO PLACE: Chuluot* School Mra. Jaala Prevail Mra. Nolaa Para Mr. Earnaat Wealing Mr*. Aaaa Toftlay Chuluata Clark laapactora POLUNO PLACE; Community Hauim p. a Clark ark (REAL) Herndon of Circuit Court By: Aria J. LundquLt IX C. Mr. nichard If. Parker Mr. Polk D. Rlayton 1 Mr, Hobart E. Parker QEO. A. SPEER. JR. Attoraor for FUlatlJf P. O. Boa 11*4 Baaford. Ptorlda ...M y ban* on up w pave THmihfew?T»ireTwwpi*hO LC. -'J bhoot imcm with m m m « a - m m o » » ju ice; w e u m u k j m p a u p i > j Precinct 14, Lake Mary Clark laapactora rreclnct II, Altomaatt Pprlapa Clark laapactora Mr. J. C. Bond* fill S f f i lt u -f f iU .. M n. Aaa Plnaock POLUNO PLACE: L. W . Made** • . Raildtae* Mra. Dorothy Laumbart Mr*. Howard Vaa roll Mra. Map Dub* Mra AUaiLa McGInnl* #», Afwarak m nvttu, im«| Florida corporation, Oviedo, FI ora Dalod thl* Rth day of October at at Oviedo, Remlnola County, Florida. POLUNO PLACE: BUvU School S S ^ S lV r MVWP ME N A N O M N -ktn VOUlL HAVE TO LEARN Al Twose little tbicks . de> BECAUSE S O M E O i y !^ , YCt/LLBC w e j / MARRIED J /vTW >o u r s e l n \ f. r-J JUST TO HIT A LITTLE VARiCTY s - in m v u r e .i DONT BELIEVE > ILL WEAR A L HATTOCAy ViPd X a lie r a t U a n h taiat, N . V e h old * b ar grandaon. David Smith, 14 month*, o f Chicago, a* lb * child r*c*lrpa a 110.000 chock to guar*nt«« hla collegp education, M r * . K a l i t r b r o u g h t D a v id t o Waablngtoa to accept Ilrat prit# la • National Youth acholanhlp contest aha had woo tor him. (IntcrMtioiuU M A M A? POLUNO PLACEl U elo n Hall — Pralrla Lak* Mra Julia Kroha* M n Otrouiy paraMhak Mr*. Bath X t!t*r U n M ails* pat** Precinct 11, Naaford Prop** Clerk laapactora POLLING PLACE: Florida Power * Company Employ*** Club MY. a H. lluaht* \ General Insurance F M K A F 1 W t v r &SG&7XX, TWO/ t Mr*. J*a*lo Norrl* Yoa will taka nolle* that ta* Mr*. Ot B. Uueh*a i Mr*. Berth* Brook* City CuuimlHioh of tha City of Banford. Florida, at 1:44 p. m. ua November 11. HIT. at Ih* City Cntn- » f ORDER OP THE BOARD OFPUSUC INSTRUCTION OF SEMI* mUeleaar*’ lloom In the City Mali NOLB COUNTY. FLORIDA In tha City of Hanford. Florida, will J. U BnUMLEY, CHAIRMAN I tunelder and determine whether or R. T. MILWEE. BUPL * I not (he city will clot*, vocal*. r*> • Ki-oftlclo lecrotary ■cutter, dive la!ni and abaiiuui, * „r rlRht of ih* City and ih* public In and to Ih* land dallnoaud upon a plat aa a pubflo utllltle* •■••men and recorded In tha Publlo Record* *( uemlnole C o u a t y , Florida, which *ald pnblln utltltlca ea**iqcat I* more particularly deacrlbod aa follow*: That certain publlo utllltle* ea*e*n*et aiu n illnr from tho Houtharlp property Ilia of Lota 3 and 4, Block 4. Urenmwold. 312 EAST FIRST STREET Second Section. Norihaaatarly ts tha South line ef Lot *. thane* Northwesterly to Orlando PHONE FA 24451 Drive, all in above *ald block. Pareon* Intereeted may appear H. JAMES GUT and he heard at th* tiro* and plac* JAMES B. GUT •pactlled. CITY COM It IRBION OP THE .c u t o r b a n f o r d By: H. N. BAYER. City Clark ML FOU& OP YOO HAti BO CUD CLAIM TO 7HF GOLD y ^ MTVtKe.J’ —7 M tN R /. POLLING PLACE; laafard Armory Mr*. Ntllla Kadtr Mr*. John Carlton f l a & v r ifrtalt Iktdnet If, Bear Loko Clark ln*p*ct*fO GO YOU OROOMt CAPTVHSD — MY PARTNER f -------- I U n Paul Lueaa Mr*. J*t B. Miklcr H. JAMES GUT AGENCY The Stars O f The Forward Look X HAVE A BRUSH AN'POLISH IP VOU CARE T SHINE iv o u r s h o e s ,b o b ; THANKS. GRANDMA. BUT I DON’ T B! LIEVE IT’S WORTH WHILE? S W E P T '" W I N G r v t TRIED POLISH IN' ‘EM UP SEVERAL T IM E S ....f- KWCW..V* AELL TRT MUMWR ►ON7 ...HIT COtVdXT WORK. 58 Plymouth w i ; s ! f v : s : ' 3 ! ; s ofc‘ W ANTED P * 'HE'S THH GERALD CALLED. '>1 CREED ON I THAIK HE WANTS / THE WEEK. A DATE. ME TWINICS EVEOV G RL >3 OUT TO . HOOK HIM.* y SEEMS L K S AMCC 8 C V AXO MrS CAR IS M Aur.FUL Scrap Iron Bnua • Copper BattcilMr • RadlatorB Junk Can Junk Truck* SALVAGE YARD 1 Mil* W ail of Monro* P.0. On Ornng* Bird. Phon* FA 2-2694 or Writ* P. 0. Box 223 Lak* Monro* TO M AKE DEBUT NOVEM BER 1st SEMINOLECOUNTYMOTORS INCORPORATED “ Your Friendly Dodge-Plymouth Dealer” 519 E. Firnt SL SANFORD Ph. �FOOD SI HOUSE THRIFTY MAID LUSCIOUS HALVES HENS THXH FLAVORS DOd FOOD NO OENTER SLICES REMOVED OR "EAT RITI" CONTROLLED QUALITY twin 1 OR IATlltl HIAVT COIN 45* cr Lb TINDIR DELICIOUS JUICY SW EET ORANGES JUMBO Pascal Celery 2 «»». 29c u. s. n o . 5 k WESTERN DELICIOUS i McIn tosh w h iti Potatoes 10 “ *• Green Peas 6 MORTON Frown Frait Pies Red Applet 2 39c or rid DELICIOUS TENDER R o h ii Apples 3 7 M 99c *+ n>> 99c SUFIRRRAND Margarine « . « « 19c ’ i -GAL. CARTON it CAN BISCUITS 4 IAT-RITI PHILADELPHIA GROUND B E E F CREAM C H EES E c. 0L0R0X NAPKINS WAX PAPER 2 40 Ct. Pbgi 31c 2 100 FT. ROLLS 39c SAFI FOR NYLON KRAFT COCKTAIL NAFKINS SHORTININO 0L0R0X SALAD OIL MARCAL BAKE-RITE 31c Lb FR ES H O YSTER S BAM £3. u. PORK SAUSAGE ... KITCHEN CHARM H OAL 3 3 c “■39' * 79c 69c * 59c 49c 29c * 23c I ALLARD OR FILLSIURY Swt of lu MARCAL DINNER 53c 39- MILES STANDARD SAFI FOR NYLON OAL. n CHIPPED B E E F 3 CLEANSER 2 r * b 2 9 c or 2 1 c »89' «■79' »69' » 69' * 35° * 23c sw im finer •Air 1 59c RUSO FROZEN Strawberries 5 H II 1 c n o BUTTER GR. "A" DR. A DR. QUICK FROZEN c n LAND O' SUNSHINE PURE BOO. FLa . COLORS 1 0 c • MEAL AND ORITS SPAGHETTI EELBEGK 3 c“ 79c t r• j r j o*i �*" .* r*- r . f •' -,fS' -- * ftiv " - r : IM A T f TKN76IT □ 35 V ' l L' I ' Of III Can Profit By The i Of Othors! and-such price.” The housewife was aatoundsd for ths f believe In very deeply, of court*. But it’n price waa twenty dollars iowsr than the outooupM with another om 'trad* at home” oftown merchant's item (and the same to r a very rW d example of how a m eaa style, make and dfelgn.) "Well, I need such-and-such a gadget on become friendlier with neighbors, and it,” she said. . home town merthanta. "Sure,” the local merchant replied, "ours This is a tru* story and It happened in Sanford only quite recently, so the facts an Is equipped with it. Then, to cap the climax, ehe asked if it ■accurate and up-to-date, ! A Sanford housewife had been looking for would be all right to pay for the item in 90 a certain typa o f home appliance for quite days. "Certainly, well be glad to accomodate Some time—ehe knew exactly what she you," the merchant aald, "and at no axtra wanted—end that one typa of appliance l i ­ charga—that's juat like cash.” Thera was another five dollars saved 1 the only'one eho would consider. We don't know how often euch a thing as Out o f a dear blue sky, one day, the this happeria—but It la dsflnlte proof that housewife noticed an sdTtrtisement in an Out-of-town newspaper of a special sale. It it pays to shop with your neighbor at home. Waa quite an ad to attract the attention First place, the hometown merchant'* over­ Of one whoee mind wsa centered on one head Isn't quite as high as those of out-ofparticular article. Flowary ad too—special town eities. Then, the merchants knows his neighbors sale! reduced prices! big savings! and all of the things' that would say "come on and and hs'e happy to accomodate them at any time he can—charge accounts, monthly pay­ feuy it ” At any rate, the Sanford housewife trudg­ ments, service on the appliance or article ed o ff to the out-of-town appliance sale to —for he's familiar with the folks at horns, look at this special appliance, at a-wpectal knows their needs and will stand behind price, and at a special saving. The cost for his merchandise and it* quality. If one Sanford housewife ean save by the trip was no lesa than four dollarat "Juat what I wanted," the housewife said trading at home, then everyone can do the to the salesman, "but I need an sxtra bit same—not only with this particular article but with thousands upon thousands of arright here.” "We can make the adjustment for you. ticles. lady, but it will cost twenty dollars more.” And when you read an adverisement In fpM the salesman. The Sanford Herald you can rely on tha Dissatisfied, the housewife returned home merchant* guarantee, his ability to ssrve and later called (by long distance—spend­ you when adjustments and repalra are neeing an additional bit of money). “Send the esasry, and knowing that you are neighbor! appliance over,” she said "C.O.D. and well makes it doubly Important to him that pay the belanee in 90 days." you raceive every -courtesy, every advan­ "Sorry/* said the salesman ,"but that will tage of price and quality that’s humanly cost you an additional five dollars carrying possible. charge.” When you buy out-of-town, be sure to So the Sanford housewife, beginning to add the mileage to your cost— tha parking get "her dander” up refused to order the lot faes, tha Inconvenience, the tljne, the lose o f personal service are edition*] costs appliance. Perchance—and for no thinkable reason too that must be considered. —the housewife called one of the appliance "Trade nt home," and “It pays to adver­ dealers right here in Sanford and inquired tise’’ are both brought home in this true-toabout the particular item she wanted. “Sure life experience and example—all of us can we have it,” the local dealer said, "at such- profit by them in the future. »’* M m U \ adaft, gpraad for and 1 known u "H p t ji to advtrtlee" whkh A Healthy Americana have lived like children In Paradise for a long time. They have been Surrounded by the "good life". Still not satisfied they have beseiged the government in massive pressure groups for special bene­ fits and privileges. Inflation has .been de- T h t Sanford Hamid BiUnS aa , u w O tfliM M ill, Ortator ST. 1010 at SO* r « l m ill, •• laalwS rUrMa. u 4 » tha Sat i al at M Karra 10T0. •I Caa o a -------m o PCMMinO. MOItaf aa« mhlUhrr M C I rtlTOSt JR. I n l l M Mot. MABIOJf MAMMAS a s s e s s i n , r i m i i i i , k iiiw ■vri.YK J, CUSIISMS A l.frtutaa M auu.t S it iw t iM la b B a tta sa lls h r n *a«rat S lr n lU ln a SOS U*«r*Vv M ,n m B aah a 14a . A P aa ta, O w rtla r .h J l.h .4 D a ilr N r i R hatafOar BaaAar e a i ChriM w aa, la ta rO a r q w P I m C O e to iw . r-y S ,n l t to • a m lw at aha ta lu s r n u whtoh to Tati,1,4 Tl,la,l,,lT Ik, u , far r.eakllra* e * 1 •* lha taral aaw, rrlal,4 la Ihto M -n -M r. Page Wednesday, Oct. 30, 1957 Is Foreign Sy CHARLIE M. MCCANN. Needed SILENCE IS GOLDEN CHICAGO (UP) — Adventure came to a Chicago policeman who complained hi« n yean on tho fores were uneventful. William Smith was bitten oa the finger when he tried to shoo away a squirrel that waa "blocking tho sidewalk.” OLD- FASHI ONED DARK I ROWN SUGAR Smitty's Snappin Turtle 10thAnniversary Sale CHANNEL SPRAY GRASS CHUTE Perfect Cut No Clump* No Windrows This includes furnishlag them wtlh the best of everyIncluding feed, drtnk,jtraaeWOTASUOUW? aartattea, A ti-n e w w r ala* beta tes shewing tha Cato snip what they want to an*. and ttem ty sweepthe fe lt of their error* or poor beneath the red carpet II w ort show. This te ell In ■ wen prepared and ra­ id "briefing” Results: the sees with the OAO; knew whet t* step their "Junket look for. Most exciting uewi stories that and tkatr report makes everybody came from the hearings were S S so, fasten. Be spumed the about a military Installation that THS FAKKLL TAW - Ameri­ usual fancy arrangemenu and set had purehasud a Itoysur supply M can officials to Europe have ft oath a fast pare for hard work Unreel oil and aa arrangement ia _jos MBotUag now ta tbs way at Mot at teuet m o member ef hit England whew the U. S. Govern* Ctngreestenal visits. Some of tSotf group privately asked klm to stow aunt waa torts* rental for the heads an still, opining from the down. Instead at tha regular brief, us* of some machine tool equip­ m oat wUrlwtad lartitl*stioo lags, Pascal! surprised everybody ment whkh we had previously! confected bp a special aubcom- by balding epuu public hearings handed ever to the British governJtte* leafed by Csacressatsa Hit group traveled by puhlte trans­ a a free g ift Dante VascoU, at Miami. portation rather than accept the Government employes who work Air Psreo’e offer ef a special pluab overtoil generally dlsUk* hiring piano. Ho apparently had no laCencretemoa “ junketing" through Uatton ad being "ehipcnimd” by their bailiwicks. Through the tha Military er by tha Mat* De­ yssra they have developed a few partSunt. "ground rates" for taking care ad Ia U warring days la Kurspe. the visiters from Washington. hu presidue #v#r M bearing*. They Roughly, their system consists of wort bald ia Paris, London. Boon, giving the VIPS the "rod ssrpot" Wteshade!. Heidelberg, 1st** aid Madrid. Chief ad tho Committee was t* review certain audits ad tho General Accounting Office which bad been withheld from Congress on "security” grounds. ’’rsteaM’’ was aaaauacod. All this te naturally highte spec­ Tho Government Operations It may well develop that ulative. But even If Zhckov la to Committee h u bom trying for a Diamonds from th« Khrushchev was getting somewhat bo made premier, as baa been long time to look Into these "bid­ nervous over Zhuhov'e personal suggested, soother mas »»w di­ den" reports. GAO couldn't give popularity and ovsr tho reports rects tho armed forces. And them to tho Commutes because the fabulous that Zhukov wes overtaking Urn Khrushchev controls tha Commu­ overseas instaUatloas bad ■lapped is lovtet leadership. nist Party machine. ■ "security" label on them. The overseas people said that the Commlttoo could tee any of them that they wanted. Question wai: how could the Committee ask for a Since my last nowsletter at the ing our beat fer them. Seme we specific report If they didn't know close of Congress, I have started have already solved. In addition to It existed? my annual tour of the Fifth Con­ our trailer office 1 am also main­ There reports weren’t available gressional District. It la about taining in office in Leesburg and > Washington—hence the trip to half completed. White I have made one in Room M , Main Post-Office Europe. The audita in question this trip each year, tha fact that Building, Orlando. The Orlando of­ covered operations by our military wa kart moved our office Into .a fice will close on Nor. i , aa part Installations; military aid pro­ trailer which we take along with of my staff has to go back to gram, construction pmjeets and ua has eiclted a great deal more Washington so that other members tho operation ef American em­ attention than heretofore. Pres­ of tho staff can taka vacations. bassies. ently la poet years we wen in Everybody gets a vacation but tha Most Important accomplishment towns for a whole day, but be­ boss. My Washington offlet Is al­ of the Committee probably will be cause we did not kavo a big sign ways open, too, so if yen have the removal of the security lock out advertising we were there, a problems which can to handled In on GAO audits. There will be no lot of people would write me later Washington, you can write directly more hiding from Congnu behind o* t0 say that they wished 1 would to that office and probably save tho "security” label, If plans work OUNGE BLOSSOMRINGS come to tbelr town, when at a a little time. That address Is 190# out. matter of fact, I bad bttn there. House Offlee Building, Washing­ Serving oa the subcommittee sad F R A N K NOELL Tha purpose of thla trip la to ton, D. C. traveling to Europe with Faicell make myself available to every I have thoroughly enjoyed my Congresswomen Cecil M. JEWELER individual in my dlatrlet who may visits around the district. White Herdsn (R-Iad.), have some problem la eonnectloa I have been making a number ef wth the federal Government. talk*, this has primarily been a Mr Committee had scheduled listening tour instead of a apeakmeeting! In Washington beginning Ing tour. I want to hear what you Nov. IK but I have Just b**n ad­ think, and belteva me, in most in­ vised that this meeting has been stances, you have let me know bi S T I I L B U I L D I N G S postponed until Dsc. tth. This no uncertain terms. Aside from mtana that! am going to have to the personal problems that peo­ eatori all engagements I have, ple hive dealing with their own made after Dec. I so that 1 can Individual contacts with the Gor • L ow C ost drive to Waihlngten in time lor eminent, I find that people are • iM lly Ir a e t o d the meeting. I will to hark home concornod principally about the hefere Christmas. 1 want te ex­ Integration problem, Russia’s £ • P lP f R a a la t o n l press my appreciation to tho many valopment of the world circling • W a a t h a r r ilf h l people who have invited me to satellite, the eoat of living, and speak in various places. I wish I Social Security. could accept more Invitations, but If we have not bean in your area even now my schedule is complete­ yet, and yeu desire to talk to us ly filled until 1 have to return to about a probtem, I want vou to Yea seat buy a bettor Morse# or utility building than a LOKWashington. RfB. Xto exclusive V-Rlb dtelga usually permits erection te know that I am going to mako •Urn than a 1 am finding that our trailer of­ every effort to get full publicity fice U meeting with good response. out on when we will be In your For tho u n * rtaion it may bo token down snd moved at Literally thousands of peoplo have neighborhood. I hope you don' Minimum labor coita. Still LOK-RJB Is tho ttrongtit. moot Come te1 see us. Maoy of thsm have any problems, but If vou do, wretim-tight building you can buy — btit for any uie, pennahave problems they would like to and If f ean help, 1 certainly do hava us work on, and wo are do­ want to. LOK.RlB’s baavy. U geugo TI-CO gilvinlud ett*l conitrucr** ™.!?* ?tnm***t 00 the merkst, mcene lew maintenance, laager life, I n snd lightning protection. TRAUB COLLECTION Herlong Report $100.00 up YOU'RE TELLING ME! V. A tike te know bow to get scr Ike NhMpnal Inventors' gape without using b r i d g e * council a Ust of 34T problems It Chech with M-ttr would like eotvtd. Like how te I t t wfR friend* and injElueaM pmyif. Maybe? T WE N T Y Regularly J IQ 7 DURIN G Listed At SALE $ 6 9 9 5 The 18-Inch, 2 HP, 4 cycle SNAPPER EIGHTEEN R« f. 8Q5.7B DURING Price SALE $ 5 9 -9 5 FREE—Sprinkler Garden Ho m with the purchaa* of either of above Lawn Mowers IF THIS AD IS PRESENTED LOOK FO R THE BIG S IG N - EASY T E R M S - Smitty's Snappin' Turtle ■amaMatenMMtoteuaBaaMMmucatosMx South of Sanford on Orlando Hlthway Hew to p«* eat alowtte firs te I I I thtage haw lean gate#, Are pro. 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There ara two powera In Soviet Russia, the Communiit Party and the armed foreea. Many experts foresea the day when the army may he the supreme power. Nikita S. Khrushchov. It first secretary of the Communist Party, and thus eoatroU the party ma­ chinery which reeehca Into every city, town and village la the So­ viet Union. A tip off to Zhukov’s “ reteSM" may bo that for several weeks the 15-man Communist p r e s i d i u m which rates Rustle has boon try­ ing to tighten up party control of tho most powerful military force in the world. There were Indications six weeks sgo that Khraahebav’ s pres­ tige waa diminishing. He had caved his Job as party secretary only with Zhukov’* balp. Increasing emphuli was balng put ea Zhukov's rising prestige. Then were even suggestions that ho was now Russia’s blgisst man. On Sept. 10 diplomatic reports reached London that Khrushchov bad ordered party control eg the army tightened. straying the only common measure for mat­ Theft report! said that Khrush­ erial value we hav*—the dollar. In one case chev Intended to re-establish par­ ty cells ia army, navy and air Federal military authority is being used force units. It ws* through these cell* that encles, to enforce federal court ordere by sheer might. Our people, by their abuses Joief Statin kept firm personal of the armed fercee, Zhu­ and lack of restraint, are threatening this control kov, though a Communist from republic. boyhood, did net like them. They They needed a healthy shock, and they w a r e abolished after Stalin'a have it In the Russian "Moon” which Is death. Uttle attention was given to circling the earth at 18,000 miles an hour. these reports at the time. But a Senator Bridges, in commenting on tho United Press London dispatch Russian rocket achievement, aptly calls for which told of them suggested “un immediate revision of National psycho­ they might foreshadow conflict be­ tween Khrushchev and Zhukov. logy . . . Straw Closer Unity "The time has clearly come to b« leas con­ Mace then, Russian newspapers cerned with the depth of the pile on the new have been emphasising tha neces­ brondloom rug or the height of the tall fin sity fer close unity of tho Commu­ on the new car and to be more prepared to nist Party and tha armed forces. pointed out last week that shed blood, sweat and tears if this country thaIt wsa treatment which Zhukov re­ and the free world are to survive." ceived en kla visit to Yugoslavia Indicated tkat President Tito did BREAKING IN PERIOD not regard him at a contender fer CAMPBEIXSPORT, Wle. (UP) top Soviet leadership. —Proprietor Gina Scudells com­ During the to days whick kc plained to police that Just itfer an spent la Yugoslavia la hie capac­ open houee at his bowling alley ity of defease minister, Zhukov Menday, burglirt broke open his saw Tito Just enco. safe and took more than fl.400. Zhukov got hack t« Moscow last Saturday, ths day ea which his A NEW TWIST CHICAGO (UP) — Which came first, the e g g .. .or the egg? Mrs. Frink Copplnl cracked an egg snd found another sgg, com plate with •hell. Shock * Zdwln K. May. Jf. (M-Ctem-L t o Robert H. Mlrttel ( M L ) . AUo with him wtro Jaha Buckley, his adaintstratln assistant, and five mbera el the permanent Com* flltlM i t Sturt PaaceU move wa* to send as kb advance men te Europe, ike Chief Counsel of the Committee, Orville Montgohtery. Montgomery)# LARGEI EGGS ■DOZEN MORRELL'S SMOKED LEAN PURE SAUSAGE LB. 4 5 c Ground Be e / LB. 39c WESTERN U.S. CHOICE BEEF PRIME * 1RIBROAST" 59k CornedBeef' 5?k T ; OUR OWN CURE * WHOLE SUN CARTON • \ Orange Juice Coca Colas 7 cans 79c Plus Dep. 19c f LET US SU PPLY Y O U R 9 i o jm '"J ’J M isU i 4^msw.1 ■-ww* 1 « . - -A > �The Sanford Herald—P a n I Wednesday, Oct 30, 1D57 . p H a"_ _ *w E» Halloween Party Given By Piereys Mr. and Mrs. Hally H ercy en­ tertained Saturday evening with a , **,f - *" - - If* •wsk* Miss Nowlin Will Give Demonstrption A surface broiler and even meal will be cooked by Miss Luev Now­ lin. home service representative for the Florida Power and Light Co. this coming Friday night at • t h e Seminole Council Center on Geneva Ave. Miss Nowlin will be aponaored by the Sanford Home SOME GAILY C0STV1ED gaaferdttes m a le axrlteaamt al the daare Saturday sight at the Elk's Demonstration Club The preparation will begin at Club. The daare was sponsored by the A IM ' Miller Circle. Left te right, Mrs. Ruaell Spearer, Rutsell Spencer, Phyllis Banka, Reg Parks. (Bergstrom Photo by Goeta) 7:30 p, m. Mist Nowlin will serve the meal to the gtieslf. Favors and a nice door prise will be given demonstration. Mrs. L. E. L ecper to those attending. A cake, apron is chairman and Mrs. W . B. Moye, and plant sale will foPow the co-chairman. The public is invited. NEW Arrivals In Local Hospital BABY BOY HAUEKSPEKGER, «>n o f Dr. and Mrs. Alford I). Hauenpergcr, Sanford. Bern OcL 12. (Photo by Berg(trom ) BABY GIRL PEZOI.D, daughter »f Mr. and 3lr*. Ralph Pezold, Sanford. Born Oct. 21. (Photo by Bergstrom) B A B Y BOY BLACK, son o f Mr. and .Mr*. Wilbur Black, Sanford. Born Oct. 23. (I'hoto by Bergstrom) There is o f necessity a sameness about all society columns which we thought would be rather fun to disintegrate completely, to In writ­ ing up the activities o( a certain Chapter meeting of the Episcopal Church we added to the u tu il list o f names o f those present, "and Mrs. C. D. Throckmorton." send­ ing (he write-up down to the Her­ ald with our husband who, bless hie heart, ha* put up with a lot of our nonsense. But the society editor drew her brow* logelher and asked very sternly. “ And WHO is M ri. Throckm orton?" The by-then embarrassed fall guy was BABY GIRL PURDY, daughter of obliged to confess that his wife I*, aad Mr*. Dale C. Purdy, Sanhad ju st dreamed her up. The 'ord. Born Oct. 21. (Photo by Rtrgetrom ) readere of the Herald's page (or women were thus spared the wear and tear o f a consuming curiosity, and the Southern Bell a spate of cells. But Glnny, who has ■ schedule (whfch includes a Job, ■ husband part o f the time, five children, golf, bridge, atyi the High Fever Follies when they are ln rehearsal, aeems enchanted with the idea of a guest columnist, and in the rush o f meeting some sort of dead-line or other probabl-- w on't even read what follow s until after publica­ tion, when It will be entirely too late. For today, therefore, It’s . • "CONNING THE NEWS, and BALLING IT U P ", by Gueal Who. Caml Bruce and a marry group o f 80 o r so youngsters between th* ages o f seven and thirteen met i t 0 a. m. Sunday morning for Bird Watching, They hiked to Enter­ prise where they were met by a a truck from Florida Brewing Co., BABY GIRL W HITTAKER, dau­ ghter o f Mr. and .Mr*. Ernest Inc. which served chocolate milk Whittaker, Sanford. Born Oct. 21. to the eager throng, (There was (Photo by Bergstrom) one co ffe e flavored straw.) The little folk* snd their enthusiastic leader returned to Sanford with note books bulging with th* names o f birds, and Caml had th* honor o f spatting the rare purple-crested two-buttoned schlarp. The pine-straw in-gathering held by Jean and Cy Fitton at their horn*, "Acre* Fillin' for Fitton", last Saturday afternoon waa a huge success. Eaeh guest brought a rake (no pun intended) and while Cy played " I ’ ve Been Working Near the Railroad, A C L," »n the Fitton piano, the guesta made with the pine straw. When it had all been neatly heaped and meti­ culously reseattered, Jean served pesnut butter and Jelly sand­ wiches and Iced lea. For deasert , there was a delicious concoction of crushed .pop-sicklei and pepper­ . mint patties. Enjoying the affair w ere: Jean and John Dooley, BABY GIRL RICCIO, daughter Barb and Jack Morrison, Francis of .Mr. end Mr*. Lawrence Bicclo, ■ nd Dottle Houmillat, Marge and Sanford. Born Oct. 23. Pill llUl, Jean and Jim Reedy, (P h oto by Bergstrom ) Charlie and Katherine Park, and Mrs. Throckmorton. The quilting party which Helen and Andy Carraway held at their delightful place at Lemon Bluff to honor Cliff McKibbln, who Is stration Club. Mrs. J. E. Lee per celebrating his tenth inniversary is chairman. Public invited. Small since giving up coffee, must have admission at door or from club been a very pleasant evening. (W e members. weren't Invited because w* need our glasses changed and can’t ace anything close up WITH them nor anything far o f f WITHOUT them, which put* us in a very awkward position f i r sitting over a quilt­ ing frame and trying at the same E fforts ar* being put forth to­ time to carry on an animated con­ day to make the Southside School versation with someone we can't Carnival Thursday night the big ­ recognize across from ua). gest in Central Florida. Plans Creels Higginbotham entertain­ have been completed. Booths are ed with a biscuit making contest being constructed tonight for th* last Friday morning in her borne twenty assorted games and items on Melionville Ave. Jane McKlbbfn to b« sold and played. New attrac­ won the two handled apple parer tions this year include pictures, fo r the crumbliest biscuit; Jackie teddy bears and the Jack-<*-bean. Crawford was awarded a lamp for Tw o professional clowns will en­ the biscuit-burned brownest. The tertain during the evening. The lamp was most ingenious and ar-. carnival itarta a t 3:30 P. M. UiUc, with a shade made of paper dolliea over fluted brown ^ a p e r which had been flrat crumpled, immersed in paraffine and then dipped la a yum m y shade o f puce. The guest lUt Included: Keen Ivey, Clle Heard, Jeanne Foulk, Helen Bloom, klyrtle Adams, Georgia Barks. Doris Spencer, Caroline Crapps, Polly Brubaker, Earl HIgginbotham and Mrt. Throckmorton. M ary and Bart Peieraon had as their guests at Hidden Lake over Ihe weekend, T . W. and Fanlod Cummerbund and their charm ing wives, w c e y andI Fhurae, and the Am ple Brentwarda from Jamestown. N. Y- Am ple and Bart were class-mates at Knuckle-Head-onthe-HudsoniSchool for Boys; Risswell and Biddy McDouglason from Elkins, W. Va.. (Biddy and Mary w ere one-time advance agents for Chautauqua). Peal Doberman, and Filbert and Anice Grab of Baltlm ore; A . C. and D. C. Cutrcn of Rheostat, Pa., Dabbs and Fo*u Snerley and Iwln son* Sam and Perclval of Cumberland, Md.. Mike Todd, Elliabeth Taylor, Eleanor Roosevelt (their planei has some difficulty landing in the eow pasturea), and Iho Dean o f Women from V iis a r whose name escapes us, but It was alm ost Relllw. Scrabble was .the entertainment chosen by Harry and Ru**> Jean Robson for their boating party Sunday afternoon. Top ic o re for the longest word (fou r syllables) went to Bill Bush. A choppy lake Injected an elem ent of aurpriso In the games as y ’ » and b’ s and e’ a went skittering to the deck, and C L n u /m r F n r J ilO W e r T O r h i-I p f 'i n / f t r f i i v P n M r 5 . l» e ^ .U y C r O l Y e n h i _ _ J _ ,, k|' L * M O n d O y N ig h t , Mrs- Mark LeCuyer was honored Monday night with a stork shower given by Mrs. John Arml,ted ln her homo on Rosalia. An umbreila and small w .tcrj„ g ctn decorated with yellow and Rreen itresm rrs hung over the bassinette which held the gifts, _ , , - ... , G^ * F.l* * i* J r , ,n'j'ar' Han.cn, Mra. G ,o r f * and Mr,> Clctu’ ' _ u* T*** hostess served a chicken *al* d Plate* co,fr<’ #IU* *oft ''rinke. Invited were Mrs, George Walsh, Mr*- Robert Cornell, Mrs. D. A. M cClary, Mra. Howard Hansen, M ri- R“ h«rt Bauman, the honoree'a mother Mrs. Lawrence Plvec. i , r i - Clotus Morris, Mrs. Clifford Inghram, Mr*. Paul Peiold, Mrs. N,ck Constantine, Mrs. C. A Milton* * n<I Mr»- Richard Ven Dyne, ’ ' — ■* n -> . D llS y D 6 6 S C t ljO y . , - * ; r iQ llO W G C ll r O f t y , r i . In S h G rW O O d H O IH G , „.*« . \ ,* / . J i J ^ n,^v ];'ycd Monday night by the Busy the high point o f the afternoon cam e when In a sudden lurch five ' . r t l wV. h eb^ st th ! h |T^h-P » !! if ey> Mr in)1 M’r, Donald Knight, Winston Plercy and Ed Alderman. ___________________ _ C fa y L ir T j ?" ; 11, n '1 w " " ' 1 ” p “ is s iA ^ s s l , s s s Six couples attended the first of a series o f Monopoly parties which Jessi and Brack Perkins have planned for this fall at thrlr home in Perkin Paradise- This charming couple explain that while the prises are awarded only to Monopoly players, guests are at liberty to choose cither o f the two other gam e tables . , jark-straws or parches!. Mary and Ed Higgins went home with the coveted Ouiga Board, hlgh-score prize for the party Wednesday night, after first retiring to a corner and asking the Board, "W hat n ex t?" Incidentally, the Board's answer was, "G o home, Stupids." SANFORD STORY LEAGUE elebratea ha tenth anniversary Meaday sight with s dla ser at Bpe» rer’a reetanraaL Left to right- Men. H. L. Moors (president) Mrv. Clarence Snyder (recording see.), Mr*. It. W. Tench (comspoadlsg ace.) ,31rs. C. C. Welch (lat, vke-prea.) (Bergstrom Photo T’1# « T<nln* opened with !!*• president, Larry Lee Sherw®*** Klvln« 8 prayer, Many games were played and prises awarded to everyone. Antong the gam es were t v , f|,h pond, marshmallow pull, balloon game, bobbing for apples, and a trip to church on Sunday. (This was to learn everyone'* name.) The cla«s waa iJUinUsed with the motto "B ring someone to Sunday School Sunday"- Those atlcnding were Danny Horn, John Toney, Larry Sherwood, Bobby Pegler, Jim Harvey, Jeffrey Robinson, Phillip Nichols, Terry Rabun, and the teacher, Mr. Sherwood. by Goeta.) ★ ★ ★ SHOTGUN SHELLS 22 Rifle Ammunition Plans Readied For Southside Carnival LONG PLAY and All Tho Latest Hits 3 - SPEED RECORD PLAYERS from Fresh Stock Just Received IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION Cor. Illh * Park 45’s ★ T & C Canasta Party Postponed The Sanford Story League held a dinner meeting Monday night In the private dining room o# Spen­ cer's restaurant. The meeting com­ memorated the tenth anniversary of the organization o f the Sanford Chapter on October 23, i!MT. Sirs. M. L. Moore, president, was m idress o f ceremonies for the evening. Mrs. C. C. Welsh was ln charge of the program . Past president* and charter members were honored and eulogized. Lovely corsages made by Mrs. Sloore, were given to r ich past presidentincluded were Mrs. E. C. Williams, Mrs. Fred Robb, Mrs. S. J..N tx, Mrs. C. C. Welsh, Mrs. R. W. Tench, Mrs. W- I. Roche and Mrs. R. C. Maxwell. The first Sanford president, Mr*. E. C. Williams, gave an Interesting account of the early history of the league. She presented Mrs. Pearl Hansel) and Mrs. F. L. Crosby with honorary membership pin*. The real mothers o f the Sanford league are Mr*. E- D. Brownlee of Zepher Hilt*, Mrs. S. O. Shlnholser and Mrs. E. 0 . Williams o f San­ ford. The Sanford rluh is a member o f the National Story League and holds its regular meetings the fourth Monday of every month In the Episcopal Parish House. A copy o f the 1937-’ S8 yearbook was presented to each guest. Cre­ dit Is given to Sir*. C. C. Welsh, Mrs. Gretchen Crowell, and Stra­ it. W. Tench for their work In com ­ piling the beautiful yearbook. The Sanford Story League has twenty-eight member*. Present for the dinner meeting were Mrs. Ma­ bel Brown, Mrs. R. A . Cobb, Mr*. F. L. Crosby, Mrs Pearl Ifansell, Mrs. C. L. Keyes, Mr*. A- P. Kyle, Mr*. It. C. Long. Mrs. It C. Max­ well, Mrs. It. L. Moore, Mr*. Fred Robb, Mr*. Clarence Snyder, Mr*. Helen Stephenson, Sir*. R. WTench, Mrs. II. A. Watt. Mr*. C. C. Welsh. Str*. O. E. White, Mrs. E C. Williams, Mrs, C. R. Janes, and three guests, Mrs. Jav Beck, .Mrs. Ann Aiken and Mrs. Mary McMahon, The T and G canasta party that waa to be held Friday, N ov ea lg * 1 has been postponed until a later date. Church Calendar Strange Case of Eiptoding Jelly Wed COLUMBUS, Ohio - J t f t - Potto# The Training U nlm workers of recently rushed to a suburban Beg­ tho First Bapt. Church will have ley home when a housewife called and said she had found a pool e f a covered dUh supper at 6:30 blood at the bottom o f the base­ p. m „ Prayer meeting will bo ment stair*. held at 7:30 and a Training Union She told officers she bad gone to W orkers' conference at 8:13 p. m. Investigate a loud nolae la the basement. METHODIST CHURCH Police found only a Jar o f JdQp WEDNESDAY 7:30 P. M. — Cottage that esplodcd in tho summer bait* Prayer Meetings ln follow­ ing homes: Mrs. John Domlney — Lock Arbor M t-T IS T IO Mrs. Ed K lrchoff — Old Monroe Road Mr*. R. F. Crenshaw — 1133 E. 7th St. 3lr». R. T. W aren — 1021 Magnolia Ave. 3:00 P. M. — Recreation fo r Junior Choir — M c­ Kinley Hall 3:43 P. M Junior Choir Practice 6:13 P. Mi Senior Choir Practleo 7:30 P. SHOES FOR boys A Gnu rtealbiUly and Durability are Important when baying children’ u shoes | Free-aetlon flexi­ bility la built Into Poll-Parrel •hoe*. Fteafble shoe* net only mean com fort f o r your child, but alao longer wear. There fa le»* *trr.‘ :i on lh : leather which prevent* tracking. Durability I* assured In Poll-Parrot sheet because extra relnfonementa are built Into the shoe* wher­ ever lest* have shown that ■Ireu and itraln are the great, t s t Poll-Parrot* are made with plenty o f iruw-rooni too . . , you'll have a long-wearing, durable and flexible shoe when It's Poll-Parrott Exclusive Footwear SANFORD, FLORIDA Conducted By ' Dr. Allen W. Moore TH E H AN DICRAFT BOOTH at the Houlhslde carnival will be well stocked by Thursday night II h* ’.e u f* r,« h lM- Meltaer. Mr*. It. R. lleckenbarb, Mr*. A. P. 1 [richer, Mrs. J. H. Williamson, Mr*, it. C. Whitmire, Mr*. Albert Jsrrel. (S ta ff Photo) Black diamond It a term used frequently to describe some o f the new Jewelry. Trifari show* the black diamond shade —- a smoky, charcoal tone — In both pearl* and rhinestones. Sometimes, the shade Li combined with d ea r rhine­ stones. (Except Sunday) P hone noon We expertly repair all type* of watches using only genuine parts. W* stand behind our work so that you will have complete satisfaction. Bring in your watch today and let ns put it in top running condition. All witches are timed electron­ ically on the Watchmaster. Let us repair your 4uo day clock also. b e fo r e fo r m on ey your la te r Ctoh t*w th * e a r n # d a y I Y o u a a la c ty o u r ow n repaym en t Jt;ooo HIM M90 14 1« ! CteR MeaiOdy Taw towstodr AM«n6 I WM U11N I1IN UN UN D IM HIM UN 11M ALLEN W. MOORS Minister p la n I DR. R. E. RUTLAND, Pastor Wert Jewelry M M A N C f SERVICE, INC. STORE e f S a n fo r d NOVEMBER 3-10, 1957 123 South Park A v en u e • T eleph on e: FAirfax 2 -4 6 1 2 You Are Cordially Invited 201 E. IsL Comer First and Sanford ★ Sanford Story League Observes Tenth Anniversary M onday Calendar THURSDAY The Lake Mary Home Demon­ stration Club still meet at 10:30 |a. nt. at the chamber o f commerce 'building In Lake Mary for a cov­ ered dish luncheon. A demonstra­ tion on Jelly-making will he given by the leaders. Mrs. Margaret Heinbuch and Mrs. Leon Taylor. Guest speaker will be Mrs Frani Wilson of the Sanford Worn* j s’ s Club who will talk on the coming fashion show and Womans Wedding. nnual Halloween carnival at I ulde School. Barbequed chicdinner will be served in school i .erta. Starts at 3:30 P. M. i iie Dnrea* Circle of th* Upsala Pre«byterian Church win meet T h u n Jay, October 31 at the Church at 2:00 p. m. All women are invited. The hostesses see Mrs. L. B. Ballinger, and Mrs. E. G. Daniels. FRIDAY _ "Cooking Demonstration" by ^ lix s Lucy Nowlin, Seminole Coun­ ty Council Center, 7:30 P. 31. Spon­ sored by Sanford Horn* Demon­ ★ FA 2-0181 •GlfU or Distinction are Jewelry Store G ifu ." PARK AVE. and 5th ST. SANFORD, FLA, jf| 4 1—1, 1 ll �Oklahoma Faces New Challenger Manages Of Year NEW YORK m — Fred Hotchtoton and At Lopex, idea r u » who finished MCofld, hart bam cboaan at the United Praia major kagoo managera of the year for 1*57. The 3*7 «ar-old manager o f the St. Leals Cardinals and the #• year-old pilot of the Chicago White Sox were honored bp two special committed of M baseball writer*. Oklahoma h a t« w m from boIn each case, the writers picked ■ htad to edge Colorado, 14-U, far manager who “ did the moat with Its O h straight victory last 1sthis material” rather than a pannant-winner. The National League commute* selected Hutchinson over Frud Hansp of the Hllwaukoe Braves, seme tournaments If porta 19 shots off the paea you don’t oven finish In Dm money.” Prank taps a tournament player finds It more difficult to try hard as ha gets older. “That’s what peu bava to fight all Urn time,” he taps. ” 1 think 1'va lest tome of mp leal, and the years art running out.” Prank ereditt Henry Pleard and Alex Morrison with hslplng him most la golf but adds that "on Urn tour you gat leatona from 1S-7, with ana vote for Bill Klgaap of the New York Giants. Tbs Ame­ rican Leant* committee eboae Lo­ pes over Patti Xlebarda of the Baltimore Orioles, 1940, with two votes for Casep Stengel o f the New York Yankees. Hutchinson, In hit second season with the Cardinals, led the Bedbirds' surprising bid for the Na­ tional League flag. Picked no bet­ ter than fourth son analysist* si tabbed for the ■econd-dlvlslon bp many, the Car­ dinals threatened the Braves all tba wap and were only 214 games behind tb* front-runners *« Sept. 15. * Lopes, taking over the White Sox after six years with tb* Cle­ veland Indians, led the club to lta best finish since 1M0. Obviously out-manned bp the Yankees, the White Sox nevertheless carried the fight to the defending world -bamplons. “ Winning this pennant caused me more worries than any other," said Stengel the night the Yankees clinched the pennant "A -d the A h * weeks from now, Prank PLATE U 9BNT DOWN Straaabaa will coma rolling up to DETROIT tt — Minor Hague Unltog Prose Sports Writer tie Mayfair 1ns with chauffeur, tre Dame retained iu hold ow canter Gupto Plsldar, picked up TOKYO rn — Fearlkse Prilty ■aid, Cadillac sad all and will ba fifth place with 100 points. Aram Seattle, and rookie left wing la a second cousin to a busted — .L_ , u*. M takfam first prim Rounding out the top 19 teams BIQ McCreary were teat **ek to grain tack today because a lb■swap to the third annual Mayfair la order w m Michigan Stats in the miners today by the Detroit pear-old as cute t i a button and h a Open this Dec. 11. Thera will SANFORD MOTOR CO, Inc. Duka M0. Army M. Ohio SUto B a Wings. Fielder was returned aa gentle aa a rattlesnake gave a be as mistaking this flathv voung 10 a a North Carolina Bute 42 . to Seattle * a McCreary was ssnt U M M ti. lesion In “ the wap of genlleneis.” Bmtkmaa far ha, indeed, makes In battling Duka to • 14-14 tin Thli Is the art of Judo, ao prac­ a grand entrance. ticed in the Keodoksn, the birth­ Prank, s a e at the treat amtplace of . the Japanese art af self , torn golfer* of all Umt until ba defense. And from now «n I iw rn d p r» to the fa n o# U M , wouldn't even shake hands with nap not kavt bean a ball of firs everyone all tba time.” To bo a good plapor, It's not one of those chubby-faced infanta aw the tournament trail elnce. * Mowaver, the BIO, 1T0 pound Tole­ necessary to do evsrythlng right, the mamma-eant pack on their do strong bop maintains ha's pity- In Prank'* opinion. But you must baeka like reverse papooses. It’s ela, two and even that the ad tbt best golf of his career this do a faw key things correctly to baby-iaa would flip me right over pear. Yst all ha has to show for It scale the heights, ba adds. “ Tbe two most Important things the mamma-san'a head as the ex­ to about' >0000 and no titles. "Soper-Right” Short Shank Skinned 10 to 14 Lb. Avg. “ I'm pUftag batter golf now you must learn art mastery of claimed fondly; “ Ain't ho the and know morn about the gsuie driving a a the short game,” cutest thing?" Chamber of Horrors than aver." The blond Buckeye Prank explain!. "To ba un with the leaders, you must putt wall If you'll past tba arnica and | Btatar maintains. fluff up the pillow on which I'll lorn* af hi* fallow touring pros, all tha time. 1 haven't had a good Duff , with wham ha's vary popular, bp putting straak as a pro. I’m a good bo sitting for a faw days I'll tall to* wap, Insist Prank would b* approach putter but 1 think I miss you all about the chamber of hor­ playing bettor golf and winning more two a a three-fooUrs than rors where a diabolical English teacher named Jlgoro Kano atari■or* manor If It waron’ t for his anyon* else on the tour. “ And If you can't drivo wall, a this judo dodge some 70 years nanebattt for experimentation. Thirty-four-y*ar-oId Prank con- you can't stay with tba top boys. ago, And about tha little monster, M ist this may ba true. I don't think wo have any top ah, I mean tiny fellow, who used 1 “ Is far this year,” ho points playtrt on tho tour who aren't old Fearless ss a stand-in for a ML "I've n * a thro* systems. In wonderful driven " One of tho bean bag. two tournaments, 1 changed ayt- longest hitters In pro golf, perfec­ The Koodokan la a huge concrete toms. Moat of tba pros won't coma tionist Frank contends he doesn't building which Is a sort of steri­ out wlib a change until they an drive so well as he should. lised Stillman's Gym whrre some GRADE A QUICK FROZEN CORNISH nally aura It will work. But I'm Looking baek on hla itarry ca­ 600 man, women end children dally not starving. Whan 1 think 1 can reer, Frank rates hla win In tha learn the “ gentle" art of tripping, ■alt* a change,-1 do. A a when Durham, N, C-. Open In 1045 as elbowing, kicking, choking and I gat disgusted, | change every­ his first big golfing thrill. “ Win­ smashing windpipes with the Gat, thing. I think my record this year ning the Eaitorn Open in Balti­ knlwellke edge of the rigid rand"SUPER-RIGHT TOP QUALITY SLICED would bo bettor If 1 had ituck to more In 1953 was alto a big thrill,” In the dojo, or exercise hall, at ana system.” he recalls. “ But for every thrill almost any hour you can see up Prank, winner of four Weatorn it acemi 1 have an lS-month let­ to 50 pairs of combatants going at a a throe North and South ama­ down." It on lha straw matting under teur titles, explains hla tendency That victory at Baltimore Is which there ara springs which (7” Cut Pre-Trimmed) to change hla gams by saying he's Frank's sole conquest at a pro. wouldn’t budge If you ran a Mack “Super-Right” Heavy Western Steer Beef Marching for something which Thlg year, he played hla best golf truck over them. could mak* him a better golfer. at Baltimore, shooting a t to tlo You only get to perform In Ihla Tbero's no pro on the PGA tour for fourth In the Eaitorn Open. high vaulted room surrounded by ■ora dedicated to golf than Hls second best showing occurred a spectator’s gallery alter you Itranihan, In the Canadian Open where he have first learned how to fall In A fierce competitor, Frank lays, shot 376 to tie for fifth. tha novice rooora upstairs. This Is ha turned pro bocauao of hi* doFrank'a married to the former a torture chamber where the In­ sir* to play with and boat tha Ann Williams of Dallas, also a structor throws the beginner up boat golfers In the world. 'T have fin* golfer. They have a baby against ths wall until he Is JollyARP FANCY 46 Oi. Can Belas Faaey 14 as. a* Interest In trying to bo low son. Frank's family travalt the like enough to bounce on his own aaalour In a tournament, beating bulk of the tour with him each volition. loma fallow who’s taken a week year and thoroughly enjoy their Oriental Mayhem off from hla Job to compete,” sayi yearly slay at the Mayfair here The degree of dexterity one at­ Ceavertod Rico tha winner o f 1941 a a 1930 British in Sonford. tains In this Oriental form of mayARP—OUR FINEST QUALITY Amateurs. “ You're law amateur, Next week—Mike Fetehick, last ham Is attested by the color of fat sometimes you're 12 strokes years winner of the Mayfair Open. the belt one earns the right to 46-Ox. behind tha wlnnncr.” lays she exwear.. In order they are white Can Walker Cupper. “ What do I get BEDNARIK SCORES TD belli, blue, brown, black and then Northern than? Another trophyT” PHILADELPHIA «* — Chuck red and white and, finally, If you SULTANA 2 Lb. Jar There's a world of difference be­ Bednarlk, the Philadelphia Eagloa’ survive this long, the coveted red __ _____ ____________ tween profcsalonal and amateur 235-pound all-league Hnabacker, belt which"attests that you could tie bum- We didn't though, begal/, according to Frank. “ All the has scored on* touchdown during handle King Kong wllh your little cause I couldn't straighten up bait golfera are pros,” he ob­ hls seven-yesr career In the Na­ pinky. when they got me on m» feet serves. “ The amateurs, oxcept for tional Football League. That, of “ You must try," said the guide, again. ANN PAGE MAPLE a faw, don't get a chance to play courac, cam* on a pass Intercep­ •nouih. Right now, il't four or tion. flvo times aa hard to placa In ths You are cordially Invited To BotUa { money as It was when I won the GLOVER THREATENS RECORD Amours Vleans 4 Oi Xansai City Open as an amateur CLEVELAND W — Fred Glover For Loaf Lasting Protection—TOOTHPASTE in 19(6.” of the Cleveland Barons has a Stranshan, aon of a Toledo mil­ chance to surpass the all-time lionaire, aeya there are about 100 American Hockey League records fin* golfers on the POA tour. held by retired Fred Turler of 319 IIM DANDY QUICK GREEN GIANT LARGE Thera are from 30 to 45 money goals, 423 asststa and 744 points. G. E. FROSTED WHITE 60-75 WATT placaa In most tournaments. “Ten Including game* of Oct. 23, Glo­ THE PREMIER SHOWING OF THE years ago,” Frank maintains, ver had 253 goals, 335 assists and “ you could have been 10 slrokea 556 points iq he could psss *11 behind tho winner and picked up three reearda in two or throe ses­ * fair amount of money. Now, In sions. ANN PAGE 8 Ox. Pkf. 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Corporation CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Adjoining City Parking Lot—Sanford EASTERN WHITE Price* In this ad effective through Saturday November 2 Corner 2nd SL and Magnolia Are. �■ % r Top Market STEAK ran Z u k and iff hla frothln* i • frantio •fta (nr (Mt M m Lb. Km. Mr quartaeai few mlmstoa. Aa tMy a stops to tto tort. Ran toll tuned to Chad. Ha was stut red-faced, still atort of breath, and Chad could gnaaa bow aick ho was from a thumptag headache. are several things that la a hard, biting vote* "I hope you Mr* satisfactory answers." troUabiy, Mr u n i mounts, their kttdi along their animal's nock*. Apparently they hoped to outrun uab*n*’* mar* and band M r off, tntendtag to captura a white woman. wahr^t him Chad hoard t)M toslit tut clanffinff of the alarm In* aid* lb* fort as amnao— Mat furiously on th* Iron triangle which had b*«n Installed for this purpose. It raltevod him a little. If leaballa could keep coming; there would soon be a fire. fy the distance now, and ha could hear tha crackle of gunfire aa tha men In the fort horoo caught n foot ha a hole and ituznbtad. The here# wont front knot, throwing Chad from the aaddle. Aa tha horaa turn* bled over on 1U aide, *<***■g vio­ lently, Chad let go of hla rifle and rolled hand over heels, atraln- Re patted her comfOrtlngty, then triad to peel her arms from hla neck, but this only mad* her sob more violently and hand ■ more tightly. Chad was oUO try­ ing to break her grip when Ran* dad arrived, panting from hla things. “Isabella.- He put aa arm around Mr. “IsabaQa." She continued to cry, her bach movtng to great, shuddering sobs. She did not answer, nor did aha reins Mr grip on Chad. Thorough­ ly embarrassed, ha reached behind bis neck and, taking her by the wrists, forced her to let go. to y*u, air.** TU M the judge o f that" Randaffa tons still Mid a sharp edge. “Just how dM Mm. Randan hap­ pen to M absent from tto fort when I had a staadhsg order tto! no one waa to leama without asy knowledge T“ T b s aaked tor a horaa. sir. d to ga oat* te M r with a r tost because •he asked for Itr* Tea, ter." ■And wM gov* you pataalmtoa to lean the grenadaf “No owe, ter." “WeO. R aeema that you torn taken a gnat dial q m your* eau thinly. Thus why Mrd Randall to have so much Influence ever youT V u It aoaaethtag you woum do for a vary door, or Shan wo aay, (aHtodto friend T* Chad stlffmed. “ If you pteoae, ter, if them te aay dereliction of duty on my part shall era stick to that subject!" "We will, lieutenant wo cer­ tainly will." Randall aald. “Oo to your quartan and masala there until you bear further from You am under i PARTY NAURS CANDIDATI ASUNCION, Paraguay (UP)— Tha dominant Colorado Party laid today It bad cboien President Al­ fredo Stroeianer a» candidate for re-election In the presidential d ic ­ Dr. George Starke lubmltted hla tions scheduled for next March. first report for tho Negro Divi­ Stroenner immediately accepted sion of the Seminole County United the nomination, th* party said. Fund Drive. Optimlem w ii expressed as proWARNS AGAINST X-RAYS grtif « u outlined end a list of WASHINGTON (UP) — Medical contributon rtleased. t exports warn parent* not to Insist Dr. Starke tald. “ The Negro on x-rays for Infanta and children DivUlon of United Fund In Ite unlcsi absolutely necessary. On* first progress report U plaaaad, but expert said tome patients now ask is anxious that all chairmen put doctors for x-rays "Juit aa they forth concerted effort to contact have been asking far a shot of each aulgned group In the next penicillin for a cold.” few daya of the drive and urge everyone to cooperate fully In help­ ing Seminole County to reach Ite Mr*. Da J. Baker, Mrs. O. W. Johnson. Mies Viola G. Mattox. daeignated quota." Dr. Starks la chairman of the Mr*. Lillie H. Williams. James Negro DivUlon of tho local United Byrd, Mrs. Vloltt Vollina, W. Harper, Mrs. Mas Baglay. Rev. Fund campaign. Contributor! whose nam*» were W. H. Baglay, WU11* Perry, Ed­ raleaitd aa o f Oct. a are: Dr. ward WUioa, Mr. and Mrs. W. and Mri. George Starks, Mr. and L. Hamilton, Willie Williams, Mr*. Mri. J. A. Foster, Mri. Ola Freddie Mobley, Slnelar A sh . Brock, Rev. A. A. Field*. Mr. and Nick’s. Goldsboro Bar, Mr. and Mr*. C. Huriton, Mr. and Mr«. Mrs. E. LaFalr, Austin TunaiL ORoy Allen, Rev. N. A. Watson, xell Vickers, Willie Baker, Deluxe Bar and Calary City Lodge of Elks. Dr. Storks Reports For Negro Division O f U. F. Campaign CYPRESS GARDENS, FLORIDA: WMh wlater a; frah had afaa a aew crop of Ptoridi Qaeeat. Flirt Mg I staged at Cypnae Gardena a( Daadse. mrrmadad by lower lafl and tto Rag ciack-wiM. Naacy LeGaat af LaM Lao Oeatales af Titepa, Carol DeTaro af P I M y n A n Witter Raven, and Mary Lta Rhadas af Tampa BUILDING TRADES PAY UP week that would put tha building I WASHINGTON (UP) — Average trades average salary at K.$7$ a union pay In the building trade* year. However, tha department rose t« $3 21 an hour, according did not comput yearly aamlnga (Caatiaaad froas Pag* I) because building trades workers | Jenner called Mrs. Lorch a to U.S. Labor Department. On the eeldom work a full year. hula of S3 weeks at 40 hour* per "trouble maker" and told her "wa are not Interested in tha Little Rock integration situation or what you did over than.’* Public Hearing On Zoning Regulations Mrs. Larch received wid* pub­ licity when aha shielded a Negr* For Seminole County* Florida. student from a Jeering white mob after the Negro girl had beea Tha public la hereby notified (Hat the Board o f County turned away from Little Rock's Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, will hold a Public Hearing relative to tho adoption of County* Central High School by National Wldo Zoning Regulations for Somlnofe County, Florida, Ouardsmen). in tho County Commissioners Room in tho Seminole Jennsr then read Into the record County Court Houat, Sanford, Florida, at 2:00 o’clock evidence the committee staff had P. M., or aa noon thereafter aa the same can bo heard, gathered to show Mri. Lorch waa on Tuesday, November 19, 1957. Identified la Boston seven yean ago as a Communist party organlicr. Fred A. Dyson, Chairman Jenner said he would taka up Board of County Commlaalonera, hla proposal for a contempt ci­ tation with the full committee, Saminola County, Florida then with tha U.S. Senate. First Cut SMOKED SM *eR /b Reds 58 FORD 6 a .G r .A D M fryers AQ ccich 1 . o t t th . » v g - ^jj|J * g W * . 3 3 i cm A 8m*U A R M IX * S h ip p * ® S h o r te n in g COMING Nothing newsr ) 3 Lbs. A RO U N D T H E W O R LD Maxwell House BUSH’S Planning To Buy ? Art you planning to purchaao a new homo . . . tho homo of your dreams. If ao. It will pay you to drivo out and so* tho now homes in Little Venice. You’ll loro tho qulot, pleasing atmos­ phere of Llttlo Venice; oae of Sanfords moot dealrable locations. Located near the Mayfair Inn Country Club, conven­ iently near Sanford but far enough out to have Just s touch of country living. ® V.A., F.HA* F.1LA. In Service, Conven­ tions] financing plana. I* B t a d he* beta ow e ad avwad This la the a t e dramatic and most grueling test ever given a new car befor* iss public announcement. The whole world was used a* a test track for the 58 Ford. The car drove through England. France, Swittetland. July, Yugoslavia. Greece. Turkey, Inn, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Malaya. Thailand. Cambodia, Vietnam, and finally back to the place It surtedDetroii. Michigan, IM A. The Ford powered over the great snouauln ranges of three continents: from th* Alps to the Himalayas and the Rockies. It crowed the great riven of history: the Thames, the Seine, the Tiber, the Arwo, tto Tigris, the Euphrates, the Indue, the Canges. This car wood at Buckingham Palace, rolled up the Champ* Elyaeet to the Arc dc THomphe, and paused at the Eiffel Tower. It was greeted by the great Paris tnutarieies at the Lunoaa fashion ulona * here its "sculptured in steel" styling was applauded by the moat style consdoue 1^ rise world. Tht 58 Ford rod* monthly dorm Dm ragged, beautiful tescoast of Tito's coun­ try, to a festival in Dubrovnik, and into Greece to Atheni, where this newest classic met suth ancient classics as the Parthenon and the Temple of Poseidon. Into TUrkey: and the 5$ Ford passed the great white lacewotk palaces o( the Sultans along the Bosporus and th: Golden Horn. Then the Ford went wher? few but nomads travel, up into the hot day* and thill nighu of the ancient mountains of Afghsnitsan. And thence along the route Alexander the Great fol­ lowed with hit chariou to cross the his­ toric Indus river. On and on the Ford moved, down Into the heat of mysterious India, through New Delhi to the Til Mahal, and to the great pink palace ol the Maharajah of Jaipur. This great new car met the challenge of ■he monsoons-rsint that for centuries hate stopped all road movement through­ out Indo-Cliins, but didn't slop the 58 Ford. It drove on to Penang in Malaya, and then north to Bangkok. Farther am came Saigon, th* Paris at the Orient, tt the (anheat tip of South­ east Asia. Finally, it powered across the great Rockies and plains o f Norik America and back, at long Lut, to Detroit, Michigan. Ih* % tad i n t o lean proved mri approved aroaad th* world. A natural question arises. Why did Ford go to suck great lengths with Its 1958 model? Why spend to much money and time and go through all the problems o( negotiations, customs, border transit, diplomacy in so many countries? The answer: in the competitive auto mobile market of today, only the best in allsround iw/ue can survive. And this round the-worId test is the most decisive possible demonstration of the best. The I95S Ford la asfue: hard dollar value. It It also style, power, performance, and a dozen great new feature*. Bus above all. it is uehtf. Blackeye Peas Butter Beans Navy Beans Pork & Beans Pinto Beans Value BREAD Family Stiff FROZEN—SICED STRAW BERRIES 1 hit is the car you’ve been waiting tor. Sec it Novrmbci 7-there‘t nothing newer in the world than the 5$ Ford! • Hornas under construction, 2 Homes left. SAVE MORE — EAT BETTER 58F0RD STRICKIAND-MrRISON, Inc. S0« E. 1st 84. PHONE 7PTOP $ u p £r M a r k e t " \HEftE YOUR SHOPPING DOLL AH HAS HOPE CENTS ^ 2 9 SANFORD AVE FA 2-1481 « QUANflHEb LiJWITEC OPEN SUNDAYS 8:30 til 12 NOONj t �w^zre. Vi’ M sa o^ L l 1 t ‘i WRECK, STEPS TO WATKRT DKATH-Ctean shit awuled ever Ike add traffic acrideet fe of J. Donald Rswphries, SI. After n tM m g larrscade and net ante the open fleor el a Bridge, the doer eg Me car, aad stepped out-a n te ue- X n . T. W. fn » iU tad lin k tor VaOM« *P*et Monday la U »«*, till* with Mr. and M ». A. E.j Hubert and family. Mr. aod Mrs. Jack Stewart and, family spent Tuesday la freewa­ ter with Mrs. Stewarts* patents.; Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Jackson. Mr and Mrs. Britt Bennett M Klaaiamen spent Tuesday with Mrs. Julian Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mathleux and family spent the weekend la Ha­ vanas visiting Mrs. Mathleux’* parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Jones. Mrs. Jack Stewart, Mrs. T. W. Frevatt and Mrs. John Maxwell spent Thursday la Osteen where they attended the AssodaUjoal W. M. U. mestlng, Mrs. J. J. Marcentel of Long* wood spent the weekend here with her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Paul Maxwell and daughter. Mrs. R. D. Jollie had as her guest Tuesday, her mother Mrs. A. A. Alderman of Kissimmee. Fifteen members here attended the Home Demonstration County Council In Sanford Thursday. A GOOD JOB COLUMBUS, Ohio V) — Men: Here'e n way to work your way through eollege and hava fon at tha same time. A lonesome co-ed ran this ad in tha Ohio State Uni* varsity campus newspaper for the benefit of any "needy'* malts. Wanted: at $S per hour, sophomore fraternity man with musical background who ean dance. For steady work three nights and two afternoons a week. DIXIE CRYSTAL Certified Grade A 10-12-14 ib .'A vg. H EN U. $. Good Ooear, Mayer BEEP— Boned & Rolled (Limit One With $5.00 . Or More Purchase Quantity Rights Reserved SPECIAL Folgers HormelSale! --------------- • • • • Hormel All Meat Pure Pork Roll FRANKS LK 4 9 SAUSAGE Hot or Mild Hormel. Derined Smoked Hormel Dairy Brand c iir c n P A rn u R A r n u hy th# Lb. Lb. 55 8v B/U IV.4DE I.a t t ic * ^ G O S H !u outclctrvtf | R I Df IN r H I A T R E ! WHAT DlDtlA WOP , T SAYf \ MOST HAVE M IN ON THf PAN, . H U H ?> Del Monte I HC SAID L HE'D M EM TOASTING Peaches HIS BO SSl SAVINGS EVERY DEPT. toru e backatoga vDlt to star ttosalind HussoU bstwesn acta o f the Broadway comedy "Auntie M im a ." Tha T in t Lady romatoed in Maw Teck for theatergoing after accompanying the President from W ^itoatow lor hla speaking engagement (International) Feature—4 :t J —PLUS— F A N C Y FR O ZEN FOODS k. 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T ^ A ° 2 -iiS L ? tt n U a f4 iCenter i n warn First st PUMPS — SPRINKLER SYSTEMS LaVerne Belton) nf Dance All types and sites, installed Classes now formiitg in Tap— "Do It Younelf’ AU kinds Automotive Repairs Acrobatic — Ballet. Also boys WE REPAIR AND SEE VICE class A tiny tou class. Enroll ELMIRS A trro REPAIR SHOP now. FA 14424. Oateea PA SlISS Maritime* and ^Supply Co. in Little Venice The Sanford Herald—Pag* 0 Wednesday, Oct, 30, 1037 THE CARD OF THANKS Vary often n Card of Thanka in The Sanford Herald masts a naed which la difficult to fill In any other way. Not only la tt i gracious exnresslon of gratitude t* those who have a tributes but also courUously ackao* lodge, the service* ne.scs ot the many to whom a personal note of thanks be milLJ. Newspaper Carda of Thinks are accepted at serially M rrtd. Emily Post, tba noted authority on etiquotto. feoU thoy to n * many good nits. There is no prescribed form ter a Card of Thanks. Ik can be aa brief or oa detailed as sou desire. When the occasion comes yoe will find n sympathetically understanding member of our staff to assist you. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4432 NOTICE DON’S COVER SHOP After November 14th, we will Automobile Interior Decorator start operating In our new store err, Lana Surveyor. Seat Covert — Truck Seats Chrysler Alrtemp which will be located at 2333 At Willis rontiae—301 W. 1st. U* n . Para <tve. a-eune TA 1-4U4 Air Conditioning and Hasting Orlando Drive. 2 blocks South . Hereto Hit s b*«o soli to s ^ ? ^ s r .» c n . C. H. STAFFORD set now white thtto homes art of Pig * Whistle. THE -IN 3IEMORIUM” NOTICE under construction. 214 Oak Aveau* FA 24741 b a Gg e r l y a p p l i a n c e ert It la tha custom of many familioa la thi, country to.<_______ ^ iW o O D o w n * CENTER 14 f e t s -u t e s t o c e -s u f f u b s rate a beroavemsnt by an “ la Memorium” notice In newspaper BOAT AND MOTOR SALE Mimograph Printing — Typing- t i l S. Magnolia Features electric kitchens, terras* Ph. FA 2-3472 (FewHry) clsiiificd column*. They find a real solace therein. Preparatioa *r to floor*, and choice rasldaotUi Utter Writing Card, and selection of n sultablo veru to them tender, ptorttofc U ARTICLES WANTEE " * ‘ ‘brings *back k Jo All 1947 Evlnrudc now on edit. locatiooi. Now Under Construction. Also boats and trailars. recollections. As Elisa Cook, the English poet baa so besot 15 FLACKS to EAT Copies of'important ""papi'rx^ fulor (or h“ h ^ o o l math, alA. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. gebrs. geometry, trigometry. expressed tt XV EEAUTT FA1LOE* Credit report, — Collections. How will you Swsp? Phone FA 2-3103 Call FA 2 1330, .exL 274, Mr. ” How cruelty sweet are the echoes S bsdrooto, 1 bath Credit Bureau Of Sanferd How will you trade? IS FEMALE KELP WANTED Abrams. that atari Rm. 403-04 San. A tl Nal’l. Bank Your old motor 1-3, bedroom. 2 bath IS MALE HELP WANTED What memory plays an old tune RAYMOND M. BALL Bldg. Ph. FA 2-4154 For a belter grade Ev in rude. fc MALE * FEMALE 4 bedroom, 2 bath Do you want to dance the latest? on tbe heart. Wear Kvtarede Dealer See Deanna and George o( De­ t l WOKE WANTED Most frequently an In Memorium U Inverted on the annlvtP REALTOR c a r t e r ” ROM y. c l e a n in g RORSUN SPORTING GOODS anna School of Dance Clasaea to BUSINESS QPPOBTVNITIK* 204 S- Park At*. PR PA 2-M41 sary of death. However, other dates, which It Is felt are appr» s e r v ic e 304 E. 1st rhona FA 24961 start November 2nd. Saturday priate or meaningful are also selected. The birthday of th* de­ 5 a MONET to LOAN Window * Wall Washing afternoon * Saturday night parted, the wedding anniversary. Memorial Day. even Chnatea JOHNSON MOTORS to SPECIAL BIEV1CES___ Floor Waxing—NOrth '» 8*4141 t leu go’s 143’ each. Near AU of thase beautiful homes art classes for the 6, 7, I, 9, and are among other significant Occasions chosen. SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS 132 Hlwsy 17-12 DeBary tJA HOOFING A PLUMBING crest. FA 2-3377. 10th grade. If you are hesitant to expreaa your tender tboeghU la poetie' located oa Lake Front LoU. •444 Sanford A rt. PR. FA 2-1512 form, you may avail yourself of the Herald’* collection of original GARRETTS SEWING CENTER 2603 Hiawatha—Ph. FA 2-0444. u c m i FARMER’S AGENCY, REALTOR verses. These express In poetic beauty the emotions of th* heart* White—Necchl—Etna ROD A REEL REPAIRS strings. Among them are verses appropriate to any circumstance. S. Gayle Osborne, Associate Repairs on all makes Machines u-AMiem ra* halt 412 Sanford Avenua 114 S- French Ph. Office - K S 'u j r 323 Eist First SL FA 24244 ChooM your choice THE RATE NELL US YOUR FURNITURE PA 2-3221 or FA 2-361S o f rtRsaciac Plans: Cards __________ of Thanks and J la Memorium Msmorium notleos, ...________ due__________ to the fact U»y Cash for u p amount, lupor HEATING FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES S r?*™ *** " * REAL ESTATE DRIVE*IN Trading Pott 1 mlia south af may run to considerable length, are billed at 51.00 per column VA. FHA. In Serrico and H. B. POPE CO. 2344 French Ave. Sanford. Phon* FA l-MTI. Conrcntional 200 S. Park------FA >4334 MeRAN BY-SMITH PAINTS J. W . HALL, REALTOR 2314 Park Ave. FA 2-6161 Johnny Walker, Associate —Factory to you— Liquid embroidery sets, copper Alamlum "Call Hall” Pkooa FA 2-3641' roe Sale-12 HP scab*# outboard enameling outfits, silk screen ACROSS e a. e i 4 ”-----34. Coin Venetian Blind* sets. Decorate it yourself. Just like new. FA M i l t . 1. Point of land Heaven”. tSwed.) . r-d» • ■ i i •: i • Enclosed hssd. Bag-proof bottom Wellborn Phillips Jr. rf-BHAUTT PARLORS ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP ’• -1 F 2 \ n | s 3. Twilled 9. A 33. Flowera •|V ! y %\4It ? »II• rail with plastic ends. Plastic 2417 & French FA 2.1943 fabric* projectile 28. The or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon WE HAVE A HOME L'liriMI J 'M I 9. Trite 11. Send dunes dlffl. cords. Modern Alr-CondlEoned Salon !h i• ’ POR YOU let us build your docks, bulkhssdg 8«nkirik Gians and Paint Co. 10. Rowed (Eng.) cult •* if.' »i •It Soft Water Shamboo •nd sea walla. Water Front Cog* iv iJM;* •* 12. Laavce out 13. Sheep HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK years Ti«<pitre Jacobson Deft. Stare. 112-114 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 24632 For more information rail the 105 structlon Co. FA 24330. 11 Verify tendera S. Oak Ave. FA 2-3742 29. Saar HOMER— • Salta off lee: Comer W. Cry* •r^eiMiiu iv . » 14. Encoun* 17. doe* Turn. Apt- 53M Mellenville. river n : \ ui . ( • 1 * 2 baths. rial Drive * Lake Mary block, Thi* i* a p*s* to the Movieland 10 months free service on now In* T-Shirts 41c — Paint $240 gal. tired 1L Thrice (var.) id * • *. Camp Goods, Tarpaulins, Armystrument purchss* from us. Ride.In for Peggy Jane Lund* 13. Eponym of I mu*.) Commercial building fo^ r*"t r°5 CompUm sod ready fad Hemedi­ telephone FA 2-4541 or FA 2-3013 30. Leaves Navy Surplus—310 Sanford Av*. BUKUR’S MUSIC SHOP quLL Exp. date Nor. 8, 1937. •ale. 403 W. First. Phone FA th* Hellene* 31. Subtle out Y*sitfdar> _ al, eceupaacy. 2004 Cedar Avenue FA 2-0733 1*. Blighted emanation First class alectria apt, alt* stove. 31. Short 36. Shinto 2-4037. _____ __________ i e - f u i a Lk W B 3 Q E E 2 E , IE Single unit >2. Distrust Top shape. 1 wheel luggage ■leeps temple WELL DRILLING Privet* entrance, modern hralsh* 20. Pronoun 33. Province trailer with weather proof cover 33. King of 47. Mongrel COLORED woman for canvas*Loeatiema Fairbtnki-Mors* Pump* •d bedroom. Ph. FA .-3810. 41. Pismire* tCan.) the Besate” deg FA 2-2671. ing home to hous*. Must have South Pinecreit — Sanford Rapalrs to all makta 22. Alaskan car. Ph. FA 2-4330.___________ 4 room furnished apartment, 310 Whispering Oaks — TituariU# BRAND NEW! HOWARD C. LONG prospector Good rebuilt upright piano, $171. 207 E. Commercial Avs, Magnolia. Available now. A. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, double car* 23. Stunted FA 2-6260.___________________ WOMEN!! Thone FA 2-2333 K. Rosjetter, Florist. Th. i \ FHA in service aad FHA ftoaw port, spacious rooms through thing Sensational new product has open2-1431. out. located In beautiful Loch 26. Blunder log available. Matched set 1933 Wilion golf for ambitious women, age 33 A— PLUMBING and ROOFArbor near Country Club, un 27. Matt kiln club* with bag, 3 woods with Morris Turn. Apt*. ‘SOU* W. 1st. 35 with car. Earn aa much as ING believably pnred at 514.400.00, ivar.) We can qualify you for ene el cover*. 9 iron*, nutter A wedge. ItOn.OO or moro weekly. No de­ on as low a* 11800 down, balance FURNISHED coUift located lo 23. Breach these homee in 30 minutee. You Excellent condition. Fh. FA 2. liveries. no collection*. Work CERAMIC TILE less than rent. 17*92. fh. FA 2-1497. of faith 3640. can start enjoying the hon your own hours. Permanent PAUL F. MULLER * SON 32. Laths (dial) wkil« we protest the paper*. work with fast promotions, i’h. Ruby Spoars FA 2-1353 SEE Semltoi* ***"7 f"1* n**lr’ 34. Wine vessel t skin Kalinsky Fur, 2 men S one Orlando VAlley 8-3021. NEARLY NEW/ able Rentals. FA 2-3232, 33. Weird winter coats, re-cling chair, 3 Bedroom, tiled bath, hardwood 36. A "shin. •mall ga« »tnve. All in eood con­ Developed hy Furnished house for rent or sale. floor*, beautiful kitchen with Woman, 4 hour* a day, 3 day* a dition. 1000 JL Park Ave . Aft. 4 plaster” week, to ready 4 children for S. Sanford Ave. nt»r Lake Jetgarbage disposal, air condition ODHAM& 34. A ■chool and general housework. ed. close to school* and churches * sup. FA 2-4494._____ * 12 gauge Remington automatic descendant TUDOR, Inc. * FA 2-3110 after 4 p.m. surrounded by home* of rnu* shotgun. Good condition, cheap. 39. Injures 2 room furnished cotU*e. Apply or greater value, with excellent II—HALfc WEl.fr v V A im Ph. FA 2-2093. 40. Weights 2619 Orlando Drive.__________ Contracting A Rtpalr* car. Hwy. 17-92 * r t k SC neighbors, nrired at $12,400.00, 4L God of wrtr Fleet FA 4*1491 requiring $2930 down, a bargain White or Colored Salesman for 10*7 Sanford Av*. Pb. FA 3 4843 SHOP EARLY FOR DOWN you wilt agree. BRAILEY ODHAM, P r « . home improvement*. Wonderful XMAS LAYAWAY 1. Desert Dumbing — Krcsky Heating See Seminole Realty, 1901 Park remuneration. Phone FA 2-4330 . FA 2 4635. __ _______________ mammal 413.00 to $2TJ0 M. G. HODGES . Toasters Ave., FA 2-5232._________ 2. Girl'* name $9.30 up Store building and itoUTttI to Service Station attendant wanted. Service on Ail Water Pump*— Iiuiis Home, * 400. mo. gr«si income 3. — Nixon Wells Drilled — Pumps East Geneva Ave., formerly oc­ 1301 French Ave., Colonial Oil Elettrtc saulepane $19.93 DONT MISS THIS BUY 4. Elevated realised. Full info. FA 2-3639. cupied bv Fleming Grocery. Tsola Road rhoa* FA 2-4037 Frypans Co. 914JS up trains Call or »e* Susie Kersey, 311 Owner being transferred. This Electric Blankets $13.93 up a. Tneesd Park Ave.. FA 2-1136. __ largo three bedroom 1 bath con­ T-REAL ESTATE W AN TED. Bov* Wanted-to tell The San* W. J. KING Vacuum cleaners. Mix Masters, crete block home, les* than 3 ford Herald Monday through A A peer Plumbing and Suppllsi Electric Shavers, Clocks, Tor rent or isle/By owner 2 bed­ months old, hss all the extras, Two bedroom house. at*o duplex. Friday* at 3:3n p.m. Come to 7. Drew out Kohler Plumbing Central location—Principle only. The Herald offire and ask for Recurd Players room ha"'* £°m» pytly ' “i-- lirgt landscaped corner lot, terft*am Water Heaters Write Box 128 care Sanford ni«bed. 30* E. Mh St. °P« raxto floors, .creened porch, car­ Bill Vincent after 3:30. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Herald. 2434 Orlii’dn Dr. TA 2 0413 112 Magnolia Saturday * Sunday, 9 a.m. - 4 ports and utility room. Pay own­ FA 2 0913 Experienced cabinet maker. Ap­ er equity and taka ever monthly p.m. ply Wallli Cabinet Shop, Da- Plumbing A Heating, Free Esti­ payments, if you’re interested Blry. Downstair. «P««menl. n e «ly d* ’ Call FA 2-3899 for appointment. mates, All work guaranteed for English China— 12 place setting, corated. Nicely furnished. 119 1307 Wynnewood Drive. $80.00. Ph. FA 2~4332. Ftewero — Flaau — Shrub* on* year. BUI LaBres, Long* Salesman for full time work. Elm St. Ph. NO 8-4526. BEN MONROE NUUSURY wood, Phone VAlley 1-4211. Western Auto, 214 K. First SL -FURNITURE and Celery Avenue FA 2-0333 g - mil, MUT1 i'6k HOUSEHOLD GOODS a-LMAlI W m A l 'g----------PLUMBING PEAT COMPOST (Daetweldet’l) BUILDER * CONTJLACTOB Cootrset and Repair Week LOCH A1BOR 50c bu. bag Colored couple to Ur* on pre­ L E. BATTEN Free Estimates Texas Slxa House GRAPEVILLE NURSURY PRE * HOLIDAY SPECIAL mises. Care for home and child­ R. L HARVEY 114 S. French Ave. — FA 3 3714 Texas Sis, Rooms Go West on lit St. or 20th SL ren. Excellent salary. Ph. Day 2*4 Sanferd Ave. Phone FA 133*3 Rookrase Red Texas 81se Lot to Grapevlll* Ave. FA 2-0886. Iona Beach, CL 2-8697 between Mr. A Mrs. Drcsver Krg. 1 bedroom*, 2 111® hatha Approx. 1475 Sq. Ft. Reveled Mirror $179.00 4-7 p.m. In thU modem home. Nice Plus Carport * Utility (LARK GRAY SHADOW Chest location. Terns. Minimum V o n 42300 v m r~i>6ig WAvnr riumblng. Heating A Supply Co. NURSERIES Contracting A Repairs Royst Comfort 2 brsfld new 410.70000 SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE Ph. OWNER — FA 2-0994 FOR baby-sitting. Call FA 2-3731. 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph. FA 2-2374 Innervpring Mattress r.fg. 1 bedroom homes. |2.M0. NEAR LAKE JESSUP Highway 17-92 Suuth Sanfurd Matching llox Spring $119.00 down, balance like rent.__ Experienced baby sitter. Ph. Now All For Only W. H . ’jBtLL’' ^STEMPEE FA 2-3689. VISIT BEAUTIFUL 24—Pi AMO 8 EMVICft CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERY. Retired carpenter available for 9195.00 A smc. Guy Allen. GreUhen Hall, T la sa B B jn K p R T 4 blks. West CC Bldg. Lake Terms small or odd Joba. FA 3-3098. PIANO TUNING A^ REPAIRING Terms ArUtU Price. EtereU H arp« 20 acre tllA farm. $ bedroom houae. Mary. W. L. HARMON Easy Urrai. Call Jo* Levy at FREE LAYAWAY TILL XMAS Phons FA F4W1 114 N. P«i» 1 will do ironing in my home. rh. rh. FA 2-4223 After i :00 p. m. FA 2-1223 CUT FLOWERS, Sanford Flower FA 2-6238. Call between 9 a m. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Cherry Beat Kswie Aga**7 Shop, 200 N. Park Avt., Sanford. •mi 4 p.m. to— K U U .T K lC A i. lE R V ir k * Cor. 2nd k Magnolia FA 26321 Dial FA 2-4V29—Noury CHOICE FA 2-1822. We telsgraph. "Bud” Bamberger. Mfr. 1219 W. 14 31 Reer-Baxbec Hh*P Three bedroom. 2 bath barn*, lake Man desires part time job dur. FKIGIDAtRE applisncss, sale Free Delivery ing day. Ph. FA 24539. privileges, built-in kltchea, fir* and aerviee. G- H. High, Oviedo Sale — Mid Seaton Cabbage John R- Alexander place, doubt* carport*, large ForPlants. Fla. Phone FO 44311 *r SanFred Thurstoa. FA 2- This Is a pass to th* Rita theatre TRADE-IN NOW corner lot. New undrr construc­ Real Eststa - Insurant* fsrd FA 1-3144 after 4 p- m. 2990 for Linde Smith. Exp. date Nov. tion. 117,399.— $1,9*0. Dewa Get th* moat for your old 107 Magnolia FA 2-0283 8. 1987. Electrical Contracting ROSA L. PAYTON furniture. See our cabbage plants. Copen', Home Wiring and Repair* FOR HALE hy owner. 5 room* Registered Real Estate Broker higen and raid season varieties. is -A m iT V I , b H v U.1 RANDIALI. ELECTRIC CO. $SAVE$ p i.,cm near s c h o o l , $400 FA 2 3655. Assoc. Albert* J. Hall A 112 MagnoUa Dial FA 2 0915 down. Balance caiy. FA 2 0728. Vacuum CltoRtr Repair* William E. Karsshel Furniture and Appliance* Ph FA 2-1301—17-93 at Hiawatha A. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIST Repairs A parts for all makes of 24 A —BUILDING— REPAIRS— New k U«ed IF IT IS REAL ESTATE cleaners, Electrolux, Hoover, PAINTING_____________________ Phone FA 3-1841 ask Crumley A Monwith Kirby, Air-Wav, G. E. Replace­ For dependable Service at 117 South Park Th. FA 2-4895 I have a new 2. Bedroom borne ment W ' guaranteed ....... parte. Work Member of r<orUt ready for eccepaeey for 20.1 09 East First FA 3-0993 Free pick up u A delivery. Call Telegraphy Delivery Assn. 4 BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom home* $8.730.9*—Terms II.to o cask. TK -14781. open for inspection. 27lh SL 'HAMTTIE d m s p i \V~ Used furnitur*, appliances, taols A Magnolia, 2 block* from etc. Bought-iald. Larry's Mart Ptnrcxeit School. Look tbeia I have a new $ bedroom home Haynes Office Machine Co., Type­ ever before you bur. Terms. ready ter arcuptaey far RantodeUng — Reroofmg — Re­ 213 Sanford Ave. Tb. FA 2-4US adding maehlnei, SafesArchie B. Smith. 2714 Palmetto $11,300.1* Cash required $1,300. writers, siding — Materials — Cootrac Rentals, 314 Msg. FA 2-0462. • RIG VALUES Ave.. Ph. FA 2 3377. $2.30 psr call plus parte. I years tors — Financing. • QUICK CREDIT This U a bargain— a 2 bedroom ii—CTi w c n a c r F r o n y experience in TV Service on ell For Sale by owner, home in Mayborne complete lv furnished, • EASY TERMS IMPERIAL IMA OR ATORS makes and models. On* year fair Section. Mi year* old, with good location, nice shaded lot W1LSONMAIEB Paintiqg and Papering CASH FOR YOUR CAR guarantee on all parte. Ws also in block of Lake Monroe. SpaPrice $9,900J* Tenet. New aad Used F ami tart rh. FA 2-1114 alter 4 servics auto and homa radios. HOMER LITTLE cioua 7 room*, utility room and 311 E. First SL fh FA 3 4423 Picture tubes repaired la your 1012 Sanford Avenua For Painting and Repairing screened in porch. Shown by ap­ I have citrus land available la 21 Offtrt f»mlly»Ii«-wsihUs4esss»ll r home. |IJ5. guaranteed, 1 year. FRED ROETTGF.lt and 40 acre tracts. (I Ike.) la • ifsce-M flsg tabiack FURNITURE OF CHARACTER pointment only. Call FA 2-342*. 40 Mercury. Clean $199 00 Phone FA 2-3641, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m 2-.M6 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0239 Estlssivs MstssalUy Ub Is rasrsa* Built By Inrlud ng Debary A Lake Mary C. A. WHIDDON 3K. AUTO MART usd tvs timas Uagte Ibsn sems Master Crsftsmen la For Painting call Mr. Taiker7Ht. BARNES TV SERVICE Stenatrom Realty •Usl sad ysresUla «••*. Csssat M2 8. PARK AVENUE Styla and Conatruetloa 201 B. Sanford Ave. FA 24(13 201 East Commsrelai FA 2 6139 or FA 2-8007. H. E- ST EN ST BOM break battsss sr tear riotbss- Water Tel* FA 2-119! Th* same aa Thai* Registered Brokar restrsUsd Ibsmsttsticslly. Css ba Naed a g^ol 2nd ear? BerryUll Palatine Contrsrior This is a past to the Rita theatre Prised Since 2427 Laurel — Pkoce FA 2 >420 ■ada yatoabls by aUJlsg casten. large lot* on Briarcliff. Just Licensed — Bonded — Union for Delures Jones. Exp. date SEE RAY HERRON Colonial Days Free Estimate — Compare our Nov. 8. 1957. cleared. See owner at 1021 Bar­ Your Pontlae Salesman For Sale, 3 l<«droom furnithed Finished Tot Prices FA 2-2247 after 8:00. ite SL New and Used Cars house. May be seen anytime. OMIT Florida Climate In Pb.' FA 2 0231 or after 6 p. m. ENVELOPES. Letterheads, stole* Ownca-eanaia Itaaswal Call FA 2-3349. Your Choice of Woods RED I-M1X CONCRETE menu, invoke*, hand bills, aad FA 2-2441. 301 Wait First SL moo jl wen •aa a/4*wi*a ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Miracle Concrete C*. programs, a te . Progressive 3 BR block; $10,440.00. law aa Raymond Luedqulsl. Assec. 300 Elm Av*.________ FA 2-5781 It wlU pty YOU to see ua before E xch sn g t Printiag Ce. Phone FA $-2911— $1,000.00 down, balance to tulL FA 2 3941 Atlantic Bank Bldg. you buy. Open Evening* aad 2007 Adams Ave. 408 Weit 13th SC FLOOR nnadmg and flnteklag Sunday*. ' Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving KKW 2 bedroom frame ,Fla. 4 bedroom home. Large lot with EASTS1DE TRAILER SALES fruit trees. Lake Mary. Ph. FA WOOLSEY SaainoU County stow 1925. room, wall furnace, $800 down. Falatka. Fla. New furniture, good condition. 2-1341 or FA 24049. Balance monthly. FA 2-0724. H. M. Gleason. Lxks Mary 1805 Summerlin Av*. 51 Ford 34.000 mL New paint, new v * « , xxa.1 _____ First Consult A REALTOR This la n pais to the Movieland upholstery, new tires — eus- _ , _ TED BURNETT ' or tale twin beds, $10. 1104 CULLEN ANI) AND HARKEY tomlaed. Also 1,000 mile 54 Ford Stoikirik GlhM and Paint Co. Ride-In for Sandra Lee. Exp. FOB BETTER PAINTING FA 2*0244 111 E. First Amelia. daw Nov. I, 1957. 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 2391 V-S. Roy Keel, :iM W. 2nd SL 112-114 W- 2nd SL fk FA 2 4622 1601 Grandview Ph. FA 2-297- s !s s 3 o ia s 5 K s .u SSSSJSESL DAILY C R O SSW O R D ! » ■ B M Mather of Sanford TV Service PHILCO-BINDIX ECONOMAT —world's lowest priced custom washer! 414883 t ire$fone L K ; ____ LjA | . v---- �1 Sand. Os Its fifth tn&lvtrthe «BV Is already firmly Church.-- weekly copal magasine, The magasine m episcopal le allllltSee. u, drlvssL. fa til II a- as, | ll Called M m Seteace Editor , cry , experimental detail waa aimed NEW Y O U to__ I t a u r if* at "maximizing** thia taka • tour. radian™ i< uw c iM M t la d (ast- U U had happened. all the M t«. tot w t r * to iito f with u jw r rally "eesnlUva" cetla would have eaHi, tiirn li a vary pnetleat la- been killed by Irradiate* •reload­ tim t In expertmenu designed to find out why It la that. Irradiation ed ever week*; the yrc-exlatlog doeia't cure more bosun cancan "reilstant" cells -would have muL tfeai H doe*. tlpliad is tbs vasal way asd areaThem experiment! v a n Is tie tually Uw entire taacan u farm*category of "biile telen et,"' la Ues woulld haw. bees "reeUtant" thia caae, the baaia nature* of cancer calls. They Indicated strong­ But It didn't happen end though ly but sot positively, o f course, the cancerous formation* wvw that a particular experimental slowed down ta their growths cancer does not contain Individual they warn not stopped. Therefore, cell* which are naturally "realat- and presumably, something other ant" to irradiation. than ‘'natural" resistance of some Thu*, by the process of climine- censor ceils to irradiates was UN. you are Justified in nsaon* pmetHIng irradiation from elimltog that the phasamtnan af "toils- Mttat the cancers. tasto" which ytotoitta IrradUtioa In titoir report to the technical from being a aun-fir* weapon Journal. "Cancer Research," the agalaat cancer,- hto to he -ton ta •dentists made preliminary ef­ two other possibilities, lilher ir­ forts to fit their new tile Into the radiation "mutates" few cells in mosaic of existing knowledge, hot I toe** toe# With Mem »sre chiefly interested to ghtag Sad Carrot tony * their coUengnes everywhere a I sen net! *e*o*o> frees* caedoroed im tH im iikim M u* chance to work at fitting it la. tM m a m tir i t medium sewst SraltS (H tup) Tkls new tile may—same day and Heat soup and water eloe.v; *ttp that individual cdlls are mad* "re samchow—complete a meaningful, often. Before earring, stir in car­ aistaat." useful picture. rel Berra eteamTng to l « 1 fevngry people. HOOLIGANS Off TRIAL As "basic" knowledge this re­ TVMeiWM wap te Cask CMctun Rad yoe ever thousht of using sult of the experiments could be VIENNA (UP) — Three group* eondeased onion soap ss s ssaca most helpful. No one should per­ of "hooligans" haV* gone on trial for cooking chicken? Do try It mit himself to think something in Prague on charges of staging loon, addles brown sngar. vinegar big is about to be done about cur­ demonstrations against the Com* end mtstsrd far spicy goodness. For f to t delicious eeevlens: Thaw ing cancer. But you art Justified munlst Czech retime. Pfigue Ra­ dio reported today. The broadcast I peehege* (I pound sue eaek) heard hern aald the defendant!, frosen chicken thigh*, breeat*. drumsticks er wings as directed "adherent! of the American stylo ea postage. Brown tke chicken In of life,** were Initiators of antiU cup at butter or margarine In state _ outbreaks In downtown n large skillet. Stir la 1 can (10% Prague ssrliar this month. aenemk w een ed oaiea ssup, 1 teblsspsen brown auger. I tablespoons vinegar end it teaspoon dry od by Drs. Alan D. Conger and mustard, cever and seek ever lew knot far about 1 hour, er unlit Helen J. Lulppold la the Oak chicken *e melthlgly tender, ins Ridge, Tenn. National Laboratory. They experimented with Ehrlich tumor which is u experimental 1203 W . 20th f l t cancar of mice that can be readi­ ly transplanted from moute to mouse end almost always "takas." : resh It is one of the host known of "laboratory" tumors ROE The tumorous mice were htot is the irradletien been o f radio­ m s m active cobalt—M giving off gam­ ma rays, for 29 hours n day over a period of weeks. The total daily dotes were relatively low—by de­ sign: the Ehrlich tumor is highly "sensitive" to irradialton. Permit Cell Takeover The experimental design was to permit naturally "resistant" celts to taks over—if they exLtad in ggarcBURttngaa m aroneo, atluslon and gvetatian which pervades the lagilih Ian* guago. all af which aentai from the King Jam#*." "Unless the rosining (of a pgr* Ueular scriptural p a in t*) u ac­ tually obscured In the King Janes Welle*#* Beeheoe* fiat pa. Florida; Version, I uso It bocause its beau­ tiful languags still has hsBowod 8»i:s s s i m s a rm associations far thia generation of Christiana, which tro not to bo Capita of U * Caeuaiaata may bo taken lightly." Court, Sealer 10 Aimlolat rati** s s •ktaiooetjr eopMitihg stee.ee wtth the Meaetag Authority of tho CHy Jf Saefer*. Florida for **ch sot of Cotumaat* ao obtained. Much dope•'» ,b« refandnd t* each posts* wko roturaa the plea*. •oootflT*. tloaa and other Cooumonte le too* eoadlilon within 10 dajra alio* Me opening, . . % 6 k W « 8 - j n s a ,. A $ *i«r1j 6 3 % x HERM.OlANE FA 2*0*3 Fresh SELECT Star oj thoForward Look s fm & js ia r tr s a s i lory hid hand tawuttd by tho bidCc* ted ecooptahto aurotlea to as amount eoual to ik e per rant of »k* M4 aholt be auhmlttsd with •4611 llo* ; - S 5!r»-u rSssf«“ W '* f S M > » * -r t A P U T iitfrjN M ra cx N C * S A V IN G S was: **■*—* "• 6 n ia w w c o o it, o The auecewful biecsr will be rejv lre d to furnish and par far entls. f.w .jt.-tw .itf.vw .viy •od wogae ea ait firth In tha sno. porinn who return* thoplah*. •***■* duration* mutt ba paid on this flceUtaa and other doeumoat* I* iicuiiu»» » ■•• • . . I. . . . . .(tor project. good condition Wlinin to *>ro M l openteg The HeeeUt Authority of the Clly «ts:h avwjm trs.tf.ita aay (aformelltlM i* tho bidding. t t a y jB S s w r a W B . ' S :? tvi/i a&JTJBUttas No big shell ba wl-hdrawn far * partod of thirty (III doyo tuhso. event >• the opmlng of bid* without tho cenooot of tho llmi.inn Authcrity of tho City at Sotford, y|oj. each bl«. Tho auMoootuI blggor will bn reo!lroi*to toritth oad par U miltftoiorr porforewaco nag peymoat hood or bond*. sPfOjMt & E sn s a tho bidding. y , gig shell be withdrawn for e •orled *f thirty IMS Sort ru»M(sent t* «b* eptetng #» blto with- ; u.‘, b i J i V « • c U v i i r W nolo ytorlda. THU IIOUSINU MW AUTHDIUTT *>#TCe fa eirebr e k e * that VJROIXIA p. WftlOMT Iliad bar fine! report ea odmUitUoirla *] WHiaiV!\(dact*s*d; that the filed fw a r t n js s » ft 3 ft « s : id*, op tb* lltb Oar *f X *«**k*r. HIT. for approval of aemo end for final dlaohore* to admlalalrttrja ef the oolot* of JOB IIAIlHtH WIIH1HT. dorooiod, on tbla SI day of Oclohor. I SSI. v jp o im a p. wm<JHT *( " Dr. Allen W. Moore “r sdmialotfeirt* Conducted By tk e SERVICES DAILY. !? S » Announcing Die car that's AHEAD FOE K EEP S! (Except Saturday) 10:00 A. M. Her* it newneaa... unchallenged by any other car in the low-price field. Simple comparison proves ■TE.veTltOM « PAVId Attoraora for Admlnialratrla Kdwordo SSalldlno Sooford. Plorida that no car measures up to the one car that began with a three-year lead: the triumphant new Plymouth. The dramatic debut of thia greatest of low-price cam takes place at your Plymouth dealer's today. xx m e jt a v e UcaLa ’a h.'V tf ss & ^ sax’ r, SoMlaol* County, rurids. bar final ’ f rotur*. aecouaf sod vtuohsri, at AJmlnlotratrln of ibo Kouio of Umuad W. Hoioob, .l*«*oo*S. and at itld lima. |h*n aod thoro. mob* application to tho oaM Jadea for a final tettldmoei of b*r edmielatr*tioe of aold oatato. and for *e ardor dloobnretog b*r ea aueb Ad^BtioUtratrfe. b Doled tbit tho Jltb dor of Oslo- fber. A. D. ISM One look, one ride will convince you ... this is your car. . . the car that’s aheadfor keeps/ •< o r > ;W| DR. R. E. RUTLAND, Putor PARK AVE. and 5th ST. ^ SANFORD. FLA. NOVEMBER 3*10. 1957 You Are Cordially Invited laprmd Tgrike-JUn Me Iihw Out lijHag Trua, Mgddf rtdU>|esmfirt Lang loo soeap of beauty Tto |ws abaad wgaa " V -r 4 ’ v Otea Ctx«u4dV-l* Direeltoatl tUNlbwPlei Pg)k-Vuil«g Tergginiii v TitiLCutoit Irihgg Uur AssurtiafarM|ti««yirival Smaot>«t. usisg tfrtwktg).t *t«(>onaJ. at lowiitra cost There’s no catching Sure, sifi. imi-'ade ___ . |Uun �Winter Perk Han Purchases Clinic Lab, X-Ray Deft. T V f eetftwfl TTaroM'—Pm Thursday. Oct. 31. 1UT Osteen News A Complete Red Cross First Aid < Instruction Course ^ ^ campaign headquarter*!Hebert Playing A c l ... or >1 member, complet- « of « riy this m orel*, r » . ***• ed the st.nd.rd ro o m of Instrue* * • < W : “ r •Bd SAN DIEGO, Calif., W - TW Han In first sld under the In- tM” ' C‘ * Merlw^b.T, »2J; Ccn- hottest band of touring professionit ruction of K •It. DeFaRot .nd »r.l World. Quick:F.«M and Star- .at gotten In history tnriwdlng Jay Edward B. Symon of Winter have met Red Cross requirements. **e **• Hebert of Sanford teed off la th* Fart has purehaped the laboratory First Aid certificates are being Druf .Slor*’ ***' Zlr* /* ' 11*Y *' second round of the 00,000 San and x-ray department of the San- “ n RL J '5 ■* ,l’* "ort" ™ ° r forwarded by the Seminole County *“ '• Cow*n Comp*ny* *33: " * ,1‘ Diego Open today bent on srats^ ford Clinic from Mrs. Mary Baw- 10,111 ,B<* w111 raof* *n ,oon^ uto Associate Store, >23; The Ing every record in the book*. tins. Mr*. Rawlins, after tP-year* M ri., P. T. Piety attended the ! Chapter of the America* Bed Yowell Co., ilM ; Souths!* Launat the CHnle, wilt be connected Preabyterlal meeting In- DeLand CfM| The ITT pro* and amateurs wh« with the Orange County Clinle In Thuraday and Frld*»- he* I b - ••'e Those complctinr the Instroe*“ 5 ,nd C,ro,tn* C’ played Wednesday shot an amaith* future. She will continue to re- Women of the Church at St. John’ * tion were: Mrs. Sybil Routh. Mrs. *rd' ,J3_ ________________ Ing total of IS eagles, one hole-bsj .ids In Sanford. Her associate In Presbytery. one, and U of them broke pa* Sanford was MIsi Frances FrenMr. and Mr*. C. J. Roof of Mims Helen Stephenson, Mrs. Eula V . HOOLIGANS JAILED the Mission Valley Coantre Club ne'te. visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Grantham, Mrs. Thelma Sikes, Mrs. Elisabeth Thompson, Mrs. . LONDON (UP)—Prague Radi* course that Isn’ t exactly a p«A » Symon la a graduate of the Uni- A. E Clark over the weekend, »«>ay Ihst “ hooligans” ar over. verslty *f Pennsylvania. He atThe county council .if the home Anne Samuels. Mrs. Sylvia Metended thr Wa.tcr Reed Medleal demonstration dub met Friday at Nully. Mrs, John E Padfett, Mrs. «»led ***‘1icr IMs month fot The first-day leaders were Bob­ School, where he received- hi Lake Helen. Dr. D. Gallow ay gave Card F. Lind and Mrs. Betty F. ( riigin* demon stnifcM atalnsl by Rnsbufg, of San Francisco, Ar­ training In laboratory and s-ray, * Ulk on mental health. The next nold Palmer, of Latrobe. P«.. Don Communist Ciech regime hat Whitt, of Alameda, Calif., and He spent five-years In the Array meeting will he in January at Glenn, all of Sanford. Charles Sifford, of Philadelphia. A bo Mrs Mary Lee Nichols, where he wa* a 1st Sgt. In the Edgewater. IMnd General Hospital In the Those attending from Osteen Geneva: Mrs. Emmatine Rest, They hrecied around before th* European theatre.. He was In wire Mrs. Robed William*, Mrs. Oviedo; Miss Barbara Bohn. Miss rains esm* in sevenunder-par t b . charge of the x l i j and laboratory! Joe Masters, Mrs. P. T. Piets and G. Klrchhoff, Miss Frances Cobh, A aevrit-undrr-par performance In there. f Mr*. Harry Osteen. most tournament* would mean a Lowell E. Jefford snd Hunh Carlcomfortable lead. But it put them For the past five year*, Mr. Mr. and Mr*. Richard Cherrb of Ion of Sanford Steven R. Sldlllr, only one stroke ahead of threw Symon has operated his own lab- •Hendersonville, N C. spent th* Stavia; Roy IV. Nichols, Geneva: E. shot makers In Ihl* one and tws oratory In Winter Park. He has weekend with her parents, Mr. ind L. RHIhorn and Jaroh B. Best of ahead of ssven men who kad ST. . also been a night technician for Mrs. Mason Millwood. Oviedo. EDWAED K. SIMON, of Winter Park, win has local clink k pictured with kla wife and two chi TLojufdbuautJhh! JACK! FENWICK £ A t.V month! I It Just .doera’ t la* again will be the band, and j , t m possible that It's November prizes will be awarded lor the -already, with Thanksgiving only a beat costume*. No charge f*r tbla ‘Jaw short weeks off! And you one, so you have one more day know how fast C h r i s t i n e * ^tomes on the heela of Thanksgiv­ t* think up some kind of a “ geting! Somehow 1 feel lhat every­ up’ I But costumed or not, you thing is rushing by so fast before can have a good time at both nf I ctn enjoy any of It. Now just these dances, and enjoy some good what "thing*” I mean !'•" not music. aure. Perhaps life Itself. Bat Since thii la being written be­ "^enough of my mesnderlng. Must fore It has even takan place. I procedures. “ be the ay l feel, which la mighty can’t give you a “ run-down” on ■ low. Another cold, sore throat, etc. how the Carnival at Soulhilde got a “ foothold*, and won’ t let go. School tamed out! At this point I We had a pleasant surprise last am still contemplating standing ; Wednesday. Elllott’ a coustn and outside on a cool, damp night, • her husband, Florence and Fred with a terrific cold, and selling ’ Adamson of Mlddlebury, Conn., tickets for the pony rides, and • stopped In to see us on their way hot dogal Also, if I don't gw* busy, are grandfathers. Four select crews of Britain’! back home from a Florida vaea- neither of these activities will have The nursery wilt be open In the Royal Air Force are also compet­ First Methodist Chureh on Friday, \ tion. They come down almost signs on theml ing against America’s best jet Nov. 1, for “ World Community • every winter, either to Florida, or Since the weekend Is again bomber crews. Day.” At I p. m. the Sanford ^ on to Cuba, and this Is the first upon ua, don't forget church and The sir strikes against tha me­ United Church Women will gather ; time we’ve managed to get to see Sunday school this Sunday. Pro­ each other. The Adamson’s have testant services start at 9:00 a. tropolitan center simulate nuclaar at the First Methodist Church to four children, ranging In age* megaton destruction by sending worship and to dedicate clothing m. at the Air Station Chapel, and from seven to fifteen > . but they Catholic sex-vices are held at 12:00 an electrical signal of “ bomb and household linens they have away” to a ground radar station gathered. The articles will be sent J do it the easy way- Fred's rather, noon, with confession Immediate­ the senior Mr. Adamion, stays within the city. Error Is measured to the needy overseas. with tha children so thr*.- can ly preceding it. Mn. R. E Rutland Is the speak­ In (eet from a pin point target. I've been sitting her* trying to really enjoy their vacation. They All-Jet B-52 and B-57 bombers er. Clifford McKlhbin will be (he think of what I've forgotten, and had to take It a little earlier than will pit iklUs against the B-Jti with guest fololst. usual this year, and must hurry one thing doe* come to my mind. Its tlx propellor engines and (our back to Connecticut so Mr. Adam- Andrew Vesenskiy, ADC. retired jets ami Britain's four ..e t Valiant today after serving thirty-one and delt-lng Vulcan bombers. <1 ion Sr. can leave for Europe. I keep telling myself that may­ years in the U. S Navy. Thai's be someday we’ll be able to travel worth a comment any day of the just for the sheer enjoyment of it year! Chief Yesenskiy probably , . but 1 don’ t plan to h«M my Isn't too well known here, as he only recently •transferred this breath until then! station. He especially requested light tan-colored Vinyl-Asbestos A last minute reminder that duty In Sanford So that he could M a r a K l n u 4 ft n c r e in o v . t o , ile lt jje|ng on p ,, noor of there is a dance at the E. M. Club retire here, and not have to leave. A School of Church Music, spon- the Casselberry post office, under tonight. Costumes ar* optional, but Tba Ycsctukly's arc purchasing a prizes wjll bp swarded for the home here in Sanford, so 1 Imagine sored by the Semi nolo Baptist direction of Henry Stump, contracbe«t ones. Free elder and dough­ wa'U be seeing him around for Association, will be conducted at tor for all types of plastic and nuts will be served to everyone" some time. My congratulations to Sanford's First Baptist Church ceramic til; work. November 4 to,*, excepting Wed- ’ The post office, located in the and Sidney Vihlen'a orche.'— will him for achieving sn enviable goal. nesday. Music lovers front the new Casselberry Industrie! Bldg., be playing. So get on out there U I'm able to hold my head up i fourteen participating churches also ha* a comfortable lounge and have a good time. and type, I'll see you Monday. And i and mission* will devote each area furnished with an over-stuffAlso the last chance I'll have with a bad sinus, head cold, that evening to class study and chorus ed couch ami easy chair, to remind you that the v^hler* take* a lot of efforll choir work. Every participant in Postal clerk Mayor Donald WllClub is also having a Halloween the school will be s member nf son said the lounge facilities are dance tomorrow night, Sidney VlhIhe chorus choir under th* dlrec- available to area residents for tion of Prof. Jack Rowe of Stet- their comfort at ill tlmss. ion University's music departFavorable comments on tha ment. * restful spot are numerous with Rowe also will teach “ The Be- the general opinion being that the ginning Vocalist,” a das* in the Casselberry post office Is the first beginning fundamentals *»r good to adopt this innovation. A second Building Bse will be ' singing. Al Washburn of V ‘ Hibbard Casselberry, owner o( held Saturday at the Community will teach “ Gospel Song and Hyma the new four compartment build Presbyterian Church In Lake Mary Playing," a piano class la how to Ing said lhat plans for alr-condito put up rafters over the kitchen. 1play good Introduction* to hymns, tinning the post office have beer wing and complete the aheahlng ; 1following a song leader, moduli- drawn. an<l shingling of the roof «f the , tlona and other elements of g o o d ------------------------ -— • new educational building. Ihe piano accompaniment Mrs. Guv SOMOZA TO TOL'R U. A north part of the roof was com­, Bishop of Sanford wilt teach WASHINGTON (UP)—nrlg Gen pleted two weeks ago sod theI ’'Practical Music Lesson*,” a Anaslasio D. Sonior*. director ni south htlf sheathed snd coveredI class In the'elements of music for the Nicaraguan National Guard, it with felt but awaiting the arrival, all beginning sight readers. A j scheduled to arrive Saturday f.u of additional trusses, the shingling! -ineral rourse In "Music In the a tour of military installations could not he finished. The men' /lible’* wilt be taught by F. B.jSomoza’s Itinerary Includes th e will gather at nine In the morning' Fisher, music dlrcclor for the Army Nike site at Lorton, Va,; and plan to have the work done by four in the afternoon. The women of the church wLU serve dinner on the ground at noon. A committee of three women has been appointed to cooperate with th* building committee to arrange the fixture* and appliances in th* kitchen. Of this committee Mrs. J M. Thomp­ U S. TO DISPLAY AIR POWER son i* chairman; other member* WASHINGTON (UP)-The D* are; Mra. Donald Kirkner and fens# Department ha* announced Mr*. Rudy Linden. th^t a trim display of U s airpower will go on ditplay In Ar­ gentina next month. A good will visit of fighter and bomber jets will coincide with Argentina's Avi­ ation Week, Nov. 10-17. Th* visit will give Argentines their first look A public lecture will be given by at tha 3-47 Strato-Jat and B42 Mr. William Aldridge, n repre­ Strato-rortrcii, among others. sentative of the Witrhtnwcr So­ ciety, at S p. m. Sunday, Nov, J, at the Kingdom llall IR1 W. First Fine Imported Street. The subject of his lecture will be "How Important id Ufa to You?” The public I* Invited. N» coilettloos will be takrn. mad* of boned chiaa. r- 'World Community Day’ Observance Scheduled Friday School of Church Music To Be Held ^ ,UD C& 2 S L £ E i * . - Lake Mary Church Schedules Second Building Bee Public Lecture Slated Sunday English Tea Cups & Saucer LAW CLAMP-DOWN JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UP)—Th* South African gove-^. ment has moved to Institute th* death penalty in cates of ar, .cu robbery, it was reported today. Justice Minister C. Swart said In an address that the cabinet had arreed to introduce legislation to this effect. The move coincided with a crime wave in Johannes­ burg, highlighted by a number of spectacular payroll robberies by *nn*d gangs in recent days. •• j In all oMorimanl of floral patterns — r Coma, take your pick of the bumper crop of big value* at TOUCHTON'S HARVEST HALE! Wa'va row on row of your favorite product* for health and grooming— for comfort and conrealence—and every on* la low, low priced for real economy. Com* shop! Coma buy! Coma gather wiving* at our HARVEST SALE. $9.95 TROPIC AIRE ELECTRIC HEATER WITH FAN mr SUPER ^ PLENAAIINS 1’lun Vitamin Ht2 II Vltamlnn 11 Mineral* Plun Liver & Iron 30 Day Supply Infant or Adult G LY C ER IN SUPPOSITORIES $1.25 ABSORBINE JR 5 LB. EPSOM SALTS 100 ASPIRIN T A B LETS 90c DOANS P ILLS $2.49 ALARM CLO CKS 49c RUBBING A LC O H O L Just Received Large Assortment Costume Jewelry 2.00 Size ,ftE c r « / c Desert Flower Hand Lotion r WHO CAN ” FILL IT? Saturday Gold^n Brown Fried Fish Sticks with Tartar Sauce, Crisp Cole Slaw. Golden Brown F.F. Hot Roll* & Butter Baked Sparc Ribs and Sauer Kraut, Creamed Potatoes, Fruit Jello Hot Rolls & Butter Tea or Coffee Tha preseeIplion your doctor by any pharmacist— provid­ ing he baa the ealled-ror In­ gredients on band. The Im­ portant question, therefore, U-J"HOW will the prescrip­ tion he niled?" When yea bring It to TOUCIITON'B, yon bar* ovary ass nruse* that the precise drugs pre•scribed by your doctor will be dispensed with prefer■tonal sklB and painstaking care. PHAltM ACT U ear PROFESSION — sad « » maintain complete ataeka ed prescription drug* In keep­ ing with that Ideal. t”- ■ ^4 Christmas Shop Early Use Our Lay-Away Plan Buy Now For Christina*] ^ �'r « ~ r e ig n T «f He ■hill iMIlttr th* #**4r wb*» ft* truth: th* * , r »l»*. >M btM i hi I bath ■j htlptr* ' '■ t ’X'rt- Is To America Understanding! 1 * ‘ V1 '--4 t - -- .* “' r- ■ PneMmt Etodahowor v u entirely right tion ought to go a long way toward alleviat­ i 1m Mid t h m v u nothing in the atate ing fears that our economy, our defense machinery and our scientific prowess may f the nation’# defenae, acienee and economy warrant any “ morbid aeaalmlim” . It ia be seriously lacking. That .will be all to the 1 to know that tha Prealdent in­ good. In making his report, however, the to apell out the reaaona for hia eon- President would do well to avoid any temp­ in a aerie* o f addrtaaa* to the na- tation to suggest that all is well and that The reaurgance of atnnfth in' the there Is nothing to worry about. All (s not well I There are things to worry market following that announcement an indication o f how much the country about. If ever there was a time when the facts about these things needed to be laid a food doe* o f confidence. H m Soviet launching o f Sputnik, and that on the Hne, that time is now. If ever there •vent’a impUeationa in the flelda o f aelence was a time when the nation needed leader­ and military praparaduaaa, have ahaken tha ship to assess those facts and to act wisely Moplo o f the United 8tatea more than a and strongly in the light of them, that time nttto. The etock market decline alnee Sput­ la now. The nation is not so much lacking in con­ nik began orbiting haa not helped matter*. fidence as it to lacking In a full understand­ Tat it to evident that, daapite theae rudq ing of tha situation that now confronta us. a to our pqaDIbRtn, we illll can to tha world front a poaltion o f great What we need to not a soothing "all’s welt", Strength. TO a cooaidarabto extent It la true, but a challenging call to endeavor. Events aa Prealdent Rocaavelt once eald lb a dif­ have presented the ehtof executive with a ferent context, that the only thing we have striking opportunity to Issue such a chal­ lenge. if ho dogi so, the American people fe fear to fear itaetf. will surely respond to It with v i g o r and Prealdent Elaenhower'a reporta to tha na> courage. No Cream Puff Education Here! Dr. E l m e r HutchUson, director of the modern scientific achievements demand American Institute of Physics, warned roc- there muat be facilities and buildings to .mitiy that u n l e s s the nation’a youth to house the Uboratoriei, the cUssrooms, the t a u g h t to appreciate tha Importance of equipment neceaaary for instruction t h a t •dance th* American way of life "to doomed wil Itum out “ finished young .men and to rapid extinction". His remark* were ad­ women" ready to tackle the p r o b l e m s dressed to th* N a t i o n a l Association of ahead. Ictencc Wrttare. A blackboard, worn out deski. outmoded ^ Dr. Hutchiaaoa went on to point out that classrooms, inadequate equipment, does not ttetontlfto education, in n n y meaningful lend to the proper atmosphere for teaching ' Sense of that phrase, depends on rigorous children the fundamentals of science, arith­ educational discipline. Skill and knowltdga metic or any other subject. la science cannot be Imparted by coddling All of this to more tha reason why every techniques which seek to protect children person, eligible to vote, should go to the . \against their own Urines* or inhibition of poll* on November 10th and vote for the I2\<i million school bond issue for Seminole their personalities. . Other educators have said approximately County. The 121* million thus darivsd will place the same thing. Modern science demands 57 knowledge o f mathematics an d phystca. the schools of our community on a par with Youngsters cannot be trained for thus all the others. Incorporated in the plans for areas by giving them easy courses in simple these schools are classrooms for the tescharithmetic, I f they are pampered in the ing of science and mathematics a* well aa lower grades, then they limply will not be modem claasroom* and faclities for teach-* able to go an to th* advanced work that to Ityr young men and woman the various vo. beeaaaary f i r t r u l y professional achieve­ cnlional subjects. There (a no doubt that the school bond ment • It to a aad fact of our times that we are Issue which will come before the people o f fe a struggle for .survival — scientific sur­ Seminole County for approval on November vival. Wc can no longer afford cream puff 19th to one of the most important isiuea of the present day. education. Seminole Cou%£y citizens should consider ■ In order to provide tn# education that themselves fortunate to hnve the oppor­ tunity to presont themselves at the polls to Tho Sanford Herald approve a school bond Issue so that their ■a elaae M l l n m l,M r taia at children might hnve the finest and best ed­ af Mafarf n « M T c u r * lb« AM ucation schools pan afford. -O - tea, IMtSoo aa« r ablUfcaa > « h m w b tf n wt M a ...w « baa, Tryout For Airborne Holdup lO A lvrtlliM X U iaH Mattaai Ilf bf d’ a.ral tat aaarata •a.laa* rarata ' fa: AA, a,tlataa Atlanta, Saar, rata P«bM£aa Dallr ai.-aaf batariar laatar aaA l a i iH a ", aw iltif Vba RlftM la a Mamba* at tba Haifa* Ft. , a WMrb la antttlaA n f l i i l i f i t la Ik, aa, far raaakllra* Uaa at ail tba taral ■>*. ,tl> M la thla aawwaaar. ■VbacnifTiox R i m Ur ra Haa Ma *aa traab uaa Maalb (I t* Nln Maatka Oaa Vaar n n att.M ObIMary nailMs. ,a.4 at tkaakn naalntlaaa nsA atiraa at aafarlalnataal fa, ika aaraaaa at raUfaa •■a will ba abaraa* far at rtaala, aarartfalaa raiaa. e Page Thuraday, Oct. 81, 1057 There was a foretaste of things to come in that airborne bank robbery at Fort Meade recently. The holdup men’s getaway in a stolen plane had a sort of Buck Rogers flavor to It that may attract Imitator*. Would-be criminals o f the wild blue yonder type should consider one key point about that Florida holdup, however. Despite the fancy goings-on, th# police were one Jump ahead of the bandits and tagged them when they landed. As has been widely noted, what goes up must come down. Y O U 'R E -ByTHE L L IN G ME! OYT KINOCentral M NYLON HOSE hsva pused th*(r HIS birthJay, Thry'ra on th* lu t tag of th* second decide. I t t Notlrry that teste i l yrorj mwf b« good. Anyhow, i l ><«ri to guile e me. m Writer bl*. VO* ju t look tad look tad look. I I I They toy diamond* or* a girl'* b o l /'I* hi/. May be, b.i nylon* mak* more. I t I A eylan aran laoha f«ad an I t I Nr ton* b«r* mod* tba Aim H- lb* eeeiwy ild*. T W i a fata* <m warnin', lay tba bait (rating dlamand* can't claim. I t I ■ Atbelt, It ettrerh Th* hosiery industry u yt on* e tot ef telfayoa. out of ovrry six women now t t t artora nylon* in color* to nutch .The thing shout nylon* U, hor ensemble. You. too, can look thay'ra eometlmu kin oat taviet- la th* pink. NF.W BED RErORD LONDON (UP)—Russia today claimed a world record for ■ now helicopter which is laid to be ca­ llable of carrying up lo K) pariona, Moscow Radio laid th* helicopter, doacrlbod aa tha Drat to be powared by two turbo rotor engines, carried a record payload of M ,M pound* to an altitude of IgTQ foot. Tho broadcaat hoard hrro said tha craft alio cm b* uaod to triniport tractor*, bulldotora and o t h e r equipment. ----------------- » y BINNITT CERF----------------HEARTLESS BOSS callod Mi pretty, young secretary into his private sanctum on* afternoon, carefully locked th* door, and said, "As I’v* already told you, you’re the loveliest \thing In this office." Visions A o f a mink seat passed through tho sec's mind, “ furthormoro," con tin u ed th# bon, “ you dret* nicely, and all my friends think Tm a lucky follow to hav* you at my bock and ca ll" Oh, thanks, thanks," mur­ mured the MCiotary damurely. "Enjoy thorn white you « * . ’ *ald the bran hie veto* changing, "b*cauM right now ,w# er* going to dlecuu your ■petUng. punctuation aad typ. Mary Lake Communlit Gomulka haa tha sup­ i ertaodex Communist p r a c t i c e By CMARLU I which has marked hi* leadership. port of th* Rsmsa Catbolle Church United Prose Staff C It still being tmphaslzod. WIsdyilaw Gomulka of Poised Gomulka in oddrosalng tho Central On the day tb* Central Commit femmitteo discussed frankly th* has launched me of tho hlggoat tee met tb* Warsaw publication* purges in Communist Party his­ wanknouos in fosth tb* Commu­ "Universal . __ i WuM .» -hUh Weekly," which j, Is the nist Party and Polish economy. tory. organ of Stefan Cardinal WysiynGomulka told that the Commu­ Iv or tinea ho was roatorod to ,n gcad of the Church In Poland, leadership |n tho Pollih revolt on* nist Party hod been unable to year ago, Gomulka baa been un­ carry out its functions properly said: “ We must work for a reasona­ der attack by two strong, conflict­ b-cause of disunity, lack of disci- 1 ble nation. W« shall engage out plino, confusion as to policy, and ing party group* forcoe ia an effort to ee* that th< On m o aide, thorfc are tho "Con- t«If-stoking. great national aehivommts of Oc To I n s P rom t Pslcfoo aomtlvts,” th# eld-line CommuHO said that ho will contlnu* tho tober the m o lt a n oof waited.'> nlata wbe want te follow the Mos­ prvsent Uhoraliaod governmental cow lino of Joaef Stalin’ s day. On ....... policy. This includes th* progreoth* other side, are the “ Revision on 1sivo liquidation of Toilectlvo farms, jm r a u m c o E B lata," who want an even m more radical departure from orthodox to givt farmers mor# freedom, Communism than Gomulka has ef­ aad tho introduction of mor* pri­ fected in bis cautious pursuit of m e trod* instead of state-control­ led trade. s\\ Independence from Moseow. Tho singular situation in which ■as Bappoct Far Forgo Now Gomulka kas won tb# eupport of his Communlit Party Con­ tra! Committee, th* ruling body, for a purge of both groups of ene­ mies. There art mor* than 1,*00,000 members In the Polish communist Party. With tho backing of tho Central Committee, Gomulka Intend* to throw out from ono-half to two* third* of thorn, or up to nearly 700,000. In the unusual divergence from I (u n i ereryono it aa busy si I-4B0B. wo a n in our household getting Mrs. Hutdah Bullard returned coitume* ready and things baked borne this week after several ror tonight’ s Hallowten Carnival. i*ki spent in Georgia with her Mn. Parker Burk* stopped by daughter. Her slaters Mrs. Laura for a visit the other afternoon. She Herper and Mrs. Bead* Wood ac­ WASHINGTON (UP— President said that a group Prom tho Church companied her from Jacksonville. o f tha Nazarena attended a Song They will return to their home In Elsenhower' haa advised housegoat at tb* Pern Park Nuarono Miami following a abort visit here. wives and other consumers to buy Church ia*t Sunday. Enjoying th# Tuesday evening th* W. P. leii to combat rising living costa. At first, he eaid he was afraid afternoon were Mrs. Burke, gran­ Burke homo wi> tho terno of a d s TUIla, Rev. S. L. Drswdy and Pleitlcwaro Party. After tho he would have to beg off answer­ Gayle Burko. The Burke* had com­ demonstration by Mra. Jane (Coch­ ing a news conference request for pany Saturday night, hor slater ran) Moon, Mrs. Burks served advice on coping with the east of and brother-in-law. Mr. aad Mrs. coffee, orange Juico and choco­ living, which hts risen steadily Flanders from Winttr Park were late cake to Mra. P. D. Andarion, for the past IS months. But then he added that about tuppar gutaU of lb* Burkoa. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lampert, There will be another Building Mr*. Charles Brarht, Mn. If. Sei­ alt consumers c*n do la to buy Baa at tbs Community Proahytor- bert. Mr*. Audry Gill, Mr*. Ruth fell in n period of higher prices inn Church Saturday Nov. 1, start­ Goble, Mn. Prank Mlnihew and and fnenrse their purchases when price* are declining. ing st t and continuing until the Mr. and Mri. Ed Wilei. He noted that the cost of living work Is done. Tho women o f the The November meeting of the church aad Meeds will serve din­ Lake Mary Chamber nf Commerce has risen between Slk and 0 per ner to th* worker* at noon. So will bn Wednesday at I p. m. at cent In the past 4Vk or 8 years, lot’s make the second building bee the CofC Bldg. The Chamber's but said he belfeve* living coats ■e luecesaful as the first one two new year begin with the October are steadying now. He attributod wooks ago. meeting. President Earl Toney the ilow-down mainly to the ad­ Wednesday, Nov. • Mias Etna and all membere issue a most wel­ ministration'* monetary a n 11* P u t, a worker for th* Board of come Invitation to alt In the com­ inflationary policies, but conceded Christian Education of .the Preiby- munity who wish to Join. Let me there Mas not been complete suc­ terlan Church U.S.A., will be in add that tha meeting Iasi month cess. He said rising prices ere inevi­ our community for a masting at wai short and I do believe that th* church from T until 9. Many of everyone was home within an table in a system of fro* gnvornyou will remember Mitt Faete vlalt hour. So please don't use the ment and free enterprise during with ui last year. She It a grand excuse that the meeting I* ta<> a period of dynamic upward surge aprakrr but better still eho can long. Mr*. Toney said that Sid­ in business activity such *t em­ help the Sunday School toachere ney Vlhten’ s orchestra will play ployment, construction and indus­ with their problems. Ereryono la for the program following the trial expansion. In some ways, he Invited to hear Mile Fait hut the mealing. Let's support o-e local said, It is a bit miraculous that prices are not higher. Sunday School teacheri nr* askad Chamber of Commerce. to make a special effort to bo prosent. Rhe Rer. Henry Randolph, D. D., director of the Department of Town and Country ef the Board of National Minion* Presbyterian . m m ii vo y* wvwo**vq uMHim ■ o Church U.S.A., will b* la Lake oy smwswwv Mary Nor. 7-9 to conduct a surrey BINUB trouble can be very;diagnosis by using the tranalll*In the interest of th* Lake Mary- painful, aa anyone who haa had It mlnatlon method, Upesla Churches. Th* Rev. Alex­ wed knows. Yet the vary faet that In thla procedure, he literally ander Linn stated that he hoped to it it painful, often help* a doctor "llghta up your head" by using n haro a' get-together with th* determine Just where tho bxxJc flashlight, trouble lies. To detect any dlfTerenet In church people aometlme during Dr. Your mnaltlvlty to ptln help* opacity, he puta a small flashlight Randolph's n ay . The exaet time greatly In diagnosing the epcclHe Into your mouth. It your frontal and dit# will be announced later. sinuses are normal, they’ll light art* Infected. All of ui are aorry to hear that up with a pinkish glow. Mri. William (Johnnie Leo) Har­ Doctov’s Trick mon la In tha hospital in Orlando. Makes lyoo Glow New t don't want you diagnos­ Johnnie wai in the hoipltal teat ing your own troubles and Ill­ The light makes tha pupils of weak with tho flu but had a re­ nesses, but you can borrow a trick your eyes glow if tho maxillary or lapse We nil sincerely wish her a from tho doctor and get an Indi­ antra alnuaoo a n empty and speedy recovery. cation in what m s your alnuies transparent It lent at* acting up ■* that you can foil transparent. I think I had the bed time of ronapari It'a uxei to b* Inacted and filled with pun. him about IL all Tuesday evening. Guoas that Prow your thumb* against both Of course this method to m isn't what a hostvss ti supposed to of your chaaka. Vao equal force. help in detecting trouble in tha •ay but I did. I had a atork showIf, aay, th* right cheek registers athmold e*Ua and sphenoid er for Mr*. J. L. (Grace) Hobby. a dull pain, it might mean thera'i tinuMa. To find any trouble We all Just talked and talked. ■n infection of th* right antrum which might bo lurking thorn— Seem* aa if non* of ui over get to­ or cavity. Pain in tho left cheek and. eomotlmoo tn th* frontal gether any mor* She received could mean trouble to the loft tlniuM too—your doctor probably tome beautiful gifts. I icrvtd lit­ will use X-ray*. antrum. tle cakti topped with tiny eandy But finding tho infection la bablei, pink eookiei, peanuts, cof­ only part of th* Job. Treating It— Using tho earn* method, apply that'a tho real choral fee. tea end orange Juice to the 11 proanro to your forohoad over tadie* preient. ym r eyes and then under the Th* P-TA executive board will T. My newborn baby overhang of your eyobrowe u u meet Monday afternoon " t the dlaapV . If you netlo* standee- fiat rod birthmark. Will It < school it I o'clock. All ■♦fleer* at nay of thorn point*. It poor* and chairman nr* niked to bo could moan tho frontal linueta an Answer: Aa a ruU, flat rod present. Don't forget the Parent* marks disappear aa th* infocud. Teacher Convention In Orlando be­ Thla method, of course. Uni grow* older. If not. laUr on they ginning at 7 o'clock Tueiday even­ sure-fire. It manly narrows th* may ho akUUulty treated with ing. There la a group going to tho X-ray eonreh for tho doctor. Ho might bo able to confirm hie day meeting* from here and there ia stwayi room for a few more. Let'* bar* a good group from our local P-TA. I sure do wiek com* of ye# would call m* with newe of your comings and goings and your par­ tial. Newi seem* to be real bard i to dig up lately. My phono I* PA Ike Tells Wives To Buy Less You M ay Help Doctor Locate Sinus Trouble All Wavoa Complete With Shaping and Styling Call or drop in! We will ho glad to help you with your hair and nklx problem* t Senior Beautician# Harriett’s Beauty Nook 105 S. Oak • not, IM rutvin fTHDXAtt. foe.WOdLB1KMHItdlTtB “Give me long distance.” REDS ARREST FIVE BERLIN (UP)—Communlit po­ lice have arreited four West Ber­ lin custom* offtefeli wbo drove a few feet Into the Soviet lector whHe making a turn on the iquarc In front of the Brandenburg Gate, it wai reported today. A fifth West Berlin cuitom* official walked over when he aaw th# incident and atio wai arreited, We*t Berlin po­ lice said. FA 2-5742 TIE SLIDE & CUFF LINK SETS FROM MOUTH-TO-HAND CHICAGO 'IP — A hand-tomouth existence may be all right for aome people, but with Hirland B»nn*u It’* Just the other way ■round Bennett decided to mount on hie wife's wedding band a pearl he found while eating a can of oysters. 3.50 Up • Lay-away now for Christmas! Wert Jewelry STORF g. let. fA > «U1 Banner g u y s 1 0 0 PAIR 0 / Jarman 5 Fortune SHOES Values to 14.9 5 Now 5.95 5.00 Reduction On Any to your boy and girl tn Sunday School? Art they receiving nay rtligioua Inatnicthm whatso­ ever? Are yon la Sunday School aad Church Service*? .SUIT . SPORTCOAT W# urge you lb attend th* church of your cholcobut If you are not attending otoowhero-tho First Rapltol Church cordially Invite* you lo attend all of it* services. 2.00 Reduction IS YOUR BOY or G IR L IN SUNDAY SC H O O L? Regular 18.50 Permanent W av*_____________ 10.50 Regular $12.50 Tub# Wnv# __ _______ ______ $8.50 Regular $10 Roallatic Cream O il..................... $7.50 Dryer* News ETT1B JAN* KEOQ1 1 DAYS ONLY Soft Water Shampooa and Penguin Heatleaa Com m entary m Banner Days Special Try and Stop Me News 7:80 P.M. 8:15 A.M. Worahlp Wed. Mrvleo T:30 P.M. Sunday School 9:41 A.M. Naraory at,all aorvleoa Worship l i A.M. Ear phonon for hard *f Training Union 1:15 P.M. nearing Worship WELCOME FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Park A t*, at Itk St. W. P. Brooks, Jr, Pastor P. B. Ftohor-Aaaoctoto Paalor ' On Any JACKET �Sanford Herald—Pups 5 TTromday, Oct. 81* 1MT B asic L ea d ersh ip C ou rse In Girl Scouting Slated M onday Th# 3* m b ole Neighborhood o f | Mothers or Interested adults i n |---------------------------— Surprise Shower Given Miss Stanko SLAV!A— fesslonals in Orlando. T h e hours o f instruction sre from 1:10 a. m . until 2:00 p. m. with a break for lunch, every day, u n le u those p srtid p a tfrr vote for other hours. The course will be held the fourth, seventh, eleventh, thirteenth and fifteenth of Nov* with children. A nosebag lunch em ber. A neighborhood meeting ‘ should be brought. Cold drinks w ill w ill be held Novem ber 15 and It be available. is hoped that those who have com* plated the basie leadership course w ill attend. N ursery facilities are under the supervision o f M rs. Norris Jordsn, A baby show er was given reone o f thd leaders. The nursery w ill be held in the second floor o f the F irst Presbyterian Church. The mothers w ill share In the cost o f the sitter, which will be fa r below what it would be at hom e. If there are any questions, m others m ay eall Mrs. Jordan at F A 2-5T1S. A lunch should be sent w ith the ehUdren. Last year, 35 adults in Seminole County received their basis le a d -1 er, Mrs. R. V. ership certificates. Due to Irani- Faye Hutchison fe rs to other cities, and pressing Tlnson, Mrs. R . 1 fa m ily needs, the Seminole neigh- Benton, Mrs. W borhood has lost u number o f E. C. Faust, Mr leaders In the past year. And still Mrs. R. J. Stem the G irl Scouts grow . There a rt White, Mrs. F several established troops that Mrs. R- Stinson, need leaders, to say nothing o f Mrs. J. L. Perkli the waiting lists fo r new troops. and Mrs. R. Ro A surprise hrld: Mrs. Benton Given Baby Shower NEW Arrivals In Local Hospital PW MODELS WHO WILL APPEAR la the Benefit Fashion ^Novembrr 4 sponsored br the American Home t a R t a M t f e s Wnmin'fl Club Clolhfl i f f bjr \ow fll i . L * f l to Tlflltf Z T r X y ^ - i m, « .- L U.U BPW Club Praised For Support Given Florida School For Girls .m w 0 - 3 • OCALA— President and project f school. Mrs. McPherson said the feder­ chairmen o f Business and Pro­ fessional W oraen'i Clubs through­ ation gave the stria their first out the state spent Sunday, Oct. television set. This and later seta 2T, learning about thc program at which the clubs donated proved (he Florida School fo r Girls at such a help In promoting good con­ Ocala. Ninety-seven club leaders from duct and keeping the girls inter­ ested that the stae now provides at far south a t Miami and as far television for each cottage. north as Jacksonville and Ft. Wal­ 3 Rememherlag the girts with ton Beach attended the day long Christmas gifts. meeting. Last year, Mrs. McPherson* said, They w ere called to the school hy Miss E va LaPlerre, state chair­ each girl at the school received at least five gifts. "T h is may not man for the girls' school project. sound like a lot", the commented, "The m ain purpose o f our Miss L aP lerre said, "W a s to ac­ "B u t these children are away from quaint ourselves with the <i-hool, hom e, and we try to make them lit purposes, functions, philosophy, forget that at Christmas time.” 4. Purchasing an organ for the and organizational set-up. Then, when there is a need fo r our sup­ chapel in 1KC port, we w ill be Informed. We will Mrs. McPherson noted that Miss know what we are d o in g ." Dell Walker plays the organ for MUi LaPierre presided at the church services on Sunday after­ opening meeting Sunday morning. noons and that many girl* stop In Mrs. A ly ee McPherson, superin­ to listen when she plays between tendent o f the school, welcomed services. the group, and Mrs. M arie Bowden 5. Providing hymnals for the p r s s iu c - o. .f th** Florida “1 ederapresident J— chapel. J tlon, responded. Music was furn­ I. Furnishing two record players ished by the 3S-voiee school choir. A fter the federation presented Mrs. McPherson told the group the phonographs, Mr*. McPherson that the Florida School fo r Girls at said, one club sent 100 records, and Ocala Is now "com in g Into Its another, 33 records. Three weeks own" and that much o f the ereago the Coral Gables club gave ; idit goes to the support o f the the school a Juki box, which has Business and Professional Wo­ been Installed In the high school men's clubs through the years. auditorium, where the girls en­ In recent action o f the state jo y it during recreation period*. cabinet, It became certain that the 7. Providing m agasloe subscrip­ ■ achool w ill remain on ita present tion*. grounds rather than bening trans­ A t one time the school was re­ ferred to the woman's prison site as had on ce been considered, The ceiving more than 30 msgazlnts Legislature, at the same time, re- as gifts of Bftl'W club. 1 worded an appropriation hill for I . Furnishing two scholarship*— planning a new school to include one for college and one for nurses' (raining. construction as well. ; "It w as largely your effort From the morning session, the i which put this over,,' M r*' Mc- group moved into the school dining 5 Pherson told the club women. hall, where lunch was served by < Until recent years, the superin- the girls. After lunch, st*r> memJ tendent said, housing and other gers enduded the visitor* on a . facilities w ere very lim ited at the tour o f the campus. • school. She attributed construeThe Rev. Hiomas Tobey, pastor ) Ion of a new cottage in 1933 in• directly to BAPW associations. o f the Highlands Baptist Chapel, . Ib is wa* the first new construc­ conducted services in the school tion done on the campus *<>'• the chapel at 3 p. m. with the girls' • 1930's. Since 1933, a new office, choir providing music. Mrs. Muriel Shm berger and Miss chapel, tw o eoltages, superintend; ent's residence, and swimming Norma Gran of the Ocala club as­ sisted Mrs. McPherson in register­ •pool have been added. The state federation o f Business ing guests. Mrs. Pat Riley, presi­ and Professional W om en's clubs dent o f the Ocala club, helped at ; accepted The Florida School for thc tea which was held immediate_ Girls as a project In T930. on sug- ly after chapel service. ' “ ‘ geJtion o f the Ocala club. Since Representing the Sanford Busi­ . that tim e, both the federation ami ness and Professional Women's membar clubs have performed club at Tha Florida School for many services for the school. Some |Girls at Ocala were Mrs. Hcien o f them, as listed b y Mrs, Mc- It. Pearson. Mrs Euphcmla L. IPhirson have been: Huntley, and Mrs. Loralne Gra­ 1. Establishing a clothing room ham . Miss Bertie B oyer attended 'a t Ike school. |the meeting as a guest. "M any tim es." Mr*. McPherson explained. "W e are given tickets ,to concerts and other dress-up •events where we don 't want to take our g irls In their uniforms or skirt* •and blouses. That’ s when ,we use the clothing bank. Some­ S L A V I A - The M issionary Guild tim e s the girl may not get to keep of St. Luke's Lutheran Church will Jibe cloth es; we can put them hack hold their monthly meeting on >a-J use them again." One girl was Monday, Nov. 4. Tim e is 3 p. m. 'o iifitted from the clothing bank In the school auditorium. Mrs. .for the trip to Join h er parents in Mildred Mlkler Is In e h * r -« o f 'he •Uadilngton State a fte r her re- educational program and Mr*. Vir­ .lease. ginia Bellhorn w ill preside over • 2. G iving television sets to the the business meeting. • St. Luke’s Will Have Monthly Meet BABY GIRL ROBERTS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Ro­ berta, Sanford. Horn Oct. 24. (Photo hy Bergstrom) BABY BOY KOI.EFF, mw o f Mr. l i d Mrs. Herman K oleff( Hanford. Horn O cl. 25. (Photo By Itergslrosn) Conning BABY BOY ROSS, son o f Lt. (Jg)’ and M r*. James Ro»», San­ ford. Bom . O ct. IS. (P h oto by Bergstrom ) ■■■• *»**»»"■ Qian ftv, rami.. > ii, Punak and the Misses Anna Hrvol, Phyllis Clcmanie, Sylvia MHtler, Esther Rich. Peggy Best and Catherine Platchko. Hostesses for the party were the Mmca. Olga Jakubcln, Emily Jnkubcln, Lillian Abell, Pauline Arndt. Ethel Mlkler. nG,, , , THU R a n AT , j. / _ , Thc H om * Dc,™°,n: slrat|on <- lub * u‘ ra« l at 10:30 E V G l l l f l y / ™.; at ihe *ham bcr of commerce /-» // I e> building In Lake M ary for a covc,re' 1 d ,,Jl , unch” n* A ‘1i°">°n*tra* ‘ ion J^'y-m aklng will be given report was made Monday Gertrude Luka*. Emmeline Best, j1* ! lc . rV* Mr, '- XIarKa,vt night at th. regular meeting of tho and Virginia Bellhorn. llelnhuch and Mrs. 1-eon Taylor. Friendship League o f tha Con_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Guest upvaker will be Mr* fr'ran* irrciratlon.il Christian Ch»r*h on e t i WI Lion or trte Sanford Worn- the Evening of Fun. held Katur-1 Sorority To Help Mental Potients P vp n /n n (J Flin v / r run C ailed Success A M t A . S .“ !?w?™. News ■w* ™ 't hlp "< — vm« »» ui uit met liom at Iho homo o f lir a . A . liy J. Pnfiht eter. *°n- Mrs. W aka Hunt was co* am.* order, " h o 'devotion al wYs * glrnn by M ri. w illlir T c a r r lg a n . n , ......... • ab« * ? “ “ e? WI* tha, Yl*l,all<» ' «* l ' " . ri ^ P PCC...ra IMrs. Approximately ISO people enoyed he entertainment emceed by Chari e Morrison Featured were Southslde School. Barbcqurd chicDavid Wayno .Mathis who played ken dinner will be served In achool several selections on the .U clric cafeteria. Starts at 3:30 P. M. g u jt.r Glen Nelson, orgsnlst! Tho Dorcas Circle o f the Upsala created nostalgia with Musical Presbyterian Church will meet M emories", wilh Holly Keller as Thursday, October 31 at the commentator. Ernest Southward Church at 2:00 p. m. All women arc Invited. Thc hostesses a»o Sirs, L. H. Ballinger, and Mrs. E. G. He Morrison r a n in e o f his fam Daniels, ous "si vcr doHar" quts programs. FRIDAY for whichi tha: Florida State Bank "Cocking Demonstration" by donated the silver dollars. The afMiss Lucy Nowlin, Seminole Coun­ fair was deemed a huge success. ty Council Center, 7:30 P. M. Spon* Tho meeting Monday night was sored by Sanford Home Demon- held at the home o f Mrs. W. W . Oration Club. Mrs. J. E. L ccpcr Lins et Silver Lake. Mrs. Lint is rhairman. Public Invited. Small served delicious refreshments to admission at door or from club members o f the circle. members. * , ~ ~ I ---------------- — ------| . .. . .. . n i , , (Z n m m n (~ )m a n n Anolher Scout Basic LeaderV J U lT L lT lU . K J l T l G U y ship Training Course is to bo given t i l l p • I P h r ic tm h e I3 i m u s The X I Beta F.ta Chapter of Beta llgma Phi met Monday night at the home of Mr*. Roy Savon. Mrs. iaxbn conducted the business meetIng. The Chapter will Join the Gamma Lambda Charter In preparing a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family. A discussion was held concernIng thc Club’ s current project. This ts the establishment In Sanford o f a collection center for Christmas gift*. Thc g ifts will he sent to mental patienta in all Florida insitutlons. Mrs. Don Bales gave the program on Public Speaking. Mrs. Vernon Hardin was voted tho most Ilirresting impromptu speaker. Mrs. Saxon served spice cake and coffee to Mrs. G, Andrew Speer, .Mrs. Donald Bates. Mrs. C. H Q l / j c \ Q C L C ll M. Nichols. Mrs. W. G. Fleming, f Mrs. Harold Chapman and Mrs. kA kA Vernon Hardin. /V\GGt /V I O flG G y BABY BOY KERN, ion o f Mr. and Mrs. John Enoch Kern, Hanford. Born Oct. 25. (Photo By Bergstrom) The Halloween. A magle time o f year; an sxcftlng contrast b e ­ tween light and gaiety and lone­ som e darkness. Tonight the spooks will prowl In Sanford. The evening will begin at 3:30 with the Southslde carnival. Brightly decorated booths, rides and peo­ ple will crowd the playground as the annual affa ir once more gets underway. A t 7:30 a huge bon fire will be lighted in the field across from the high school. The band, the pep club and the cheer leaders will raise the students spirit* to a feverish pitch, as they whip up enthusiasm for the gams to be held Friday night against the New Smyrna Barracudas. The pep rally will kick i f f the gigantic hom ecom ing celebration here In Sanford. Friday af**enoon there will be a parade through the streets o f Sanford. Tha Sem i­ nole* hope to crush the Barracu­ das with a m ighty wave of power, urged on by the cheers of m ulti­ tudes of Seminole High School alumni. W hile the pep rally will continue until long after the little folks bed­ tim e, those younger creatures will be out ringing doorbells and c o l­ lecting loot. This has become such a racket in the past few years that the children have to report to a central station occasionally to dump their plunder on m am as, usually equipped with pails, som e­ tim es laundry baskets, or perhaps even a pick up truck. A t last the night 1* still and only a chill wind blows across the country side. Th* moon hover* IMS'ETREST FIR ST GRADERS lake their first Held trip or the year to the Sanford Z oo. The eli o f Mrs. M iry Groom e has been studying animals and recently had the opportunity o f seeing fl hand the animals that have Interested them ao much. (S ta ff >ha *S Gerald Covington. M rr D l S c.rlner and M ri. Floyd Color, o f red and .elected as c l a „ colors. blicus was chosen flower. "O thers" be ani| ' ‘ Living for molto The‘ class k- Keflv. whlta war* Tha hi* as the claia will tha aon^ Jesus", th* class j c , r . A d ep a rtm row ’ X ^ y ^ f f l be held In Novembar. T h , « £ £ ba, not y cl bwen I e t meelln c Im H wlth b y .. .. teacher u » , i Peterson ’ *• A i0Cu t hour fo |,0wttL M ri. < *, to Thomas was In chargo o f th* Kamet. Trisa, fo r these ware won by Mra. W1„ llm CorrJ|ln Mrs. Wake Hunt. The hosteaeee Girl Scout Chatter '.c ,r1 7 l1 ««• Alfred Chiles J r „ Mrs. O tlo Thomas, Mra. air! william Corrigan. Mra. Howard tman aml Mr>< B ,u John|> All . by members nf the Cltru* Council cep, for lfie babysitter for t h o n Staff, Thc importance and need Hollingsworth, 2205 Washington for leaders and workers In our Drive. The (t|strict Includes Somlmeeting o f the Truth Seekers local scouting program cannot he no|c . orange, Lake, Osceola and Class of the First Methodist overemphasized and It is hoped gum ter counties. Tho fea Includes Church was preceded Monday by that all who can devote some time registration and luncheon, a covered dish luncheon. The m eet­ to this worthy project will take The meeting will be held N oving was held at the home of Mrs. advantage o f this opporunlty t o . em ber 5 at the Elk's Club. RoglW J. B. Crawford on Lake Mary. enroll. Those who are Intereslcd trallon will open at 9:00 a. m. .Following the lunrheon, the busi­ In registering for this Training The Sanford Garden Club haa ness meeting was held. The new Cmirso or who desire additional planned an outstanding program president, Mrs. W. P. Chapman, Information about It are asked to (n co-operation with the stata o f . presided. Miss Ella Bolton gave contact Mrs. Randall Chase at FA fleers from this district, lncludthe devotional, assisted by Mrs. ‘ 2-2001. Ing tho Florl 'a State president. T . E. Wilson and Mrs. F. D. HiScout lYoop 212 held a cookout Mrs. Vernon L. Conner of Mount cock. at Lake Golden on the Naval Sta- Dora, Mrs. Chapman presented tho tion from 10:00 until noon art Sat­ work areas fo r the coming year. I urday. Twonty-one g irls partici­ Alaska National .Minions were pated In cooking hamburgers to chosen as a special project and a which they added baked beans, pledge made. potato chips and cold drink* to Bctly Jane Deal Following the treasurer’ s report, Ih e Pfn i'crcit 4-11 flu b plectrd complete the menu. Music was pro- II. E. Patton the president appointed officers: Ronnie Garner Mrs. L. E. White, sunshine; Mrs. officers when It met Tuesday af- vided by record player. Leader Mrs. Martin Stlneclpher ternoon at tho Pinecrest School. Ruby Jordon was assisted hv Mrs. R. W. Turner, devotional; Mr*. Greek, organist, and Mrs R. F. Pat Bass was elected president, Lalsey and Mrs. Betty Brown. Joyce Waltz, vice president; ManFor the past three weeks seve- tlUa. Polly Brubaker created tho Crenshaw, reporter. reen Pills, secretary; Barhara ral Girl Scout Troops meeting designs and under her Instruction October birthdays were observ­ the girls stenciled, painted and ed for Mr*. C. C. Priest, Mr*. T. Foster, reporter. Song leaders *e- with Mri. Fred Aohh have workcompleted the covers. E. Wilson and Mrs. F. D. Ilicock. Iccted were Rena McKcnile ami cd on a special art project. They A number o f the Intermediate Attending w ere Mrs. It. M. Ma­ Ann Carttedge. The devotional have made menu covers to bo used Scout Troop* will havt the Girl son, Mrs. E ffie llewson, Mr*. J. leader 1* Nancy Sikes, and gam e nt Thanksgiving and Christmas at leader, Marcia G regg, lea d er o f Seminole Memorial Hospital and Scout calendars for 1935 fo r salo G. Waits, M rs. Mary E. Jameson, the Chlldrsn’a Hospital at Ural in the wear future. Mr*. J. H. Cowan, Mrs. W . P. the club Is Mrs. It. B. Forbes. Pat Bass President Of Pinecrest 4-H Chapman, Mrs. M. II. Brock. Mrs. T E. Wilson, Mrs. Flossie Goodson, Church Calendar METHODIST CHURCH FRIDAY — 2:00 F. M. — United Church W om en sre observing “ World Community D sy " Program — "B read. Freedom and D ign ity" Speaker Rutland McKinley Place Hall 3.13 P. M. Cherub Choir Practice Mrs. Olive W ells, Mr*. I). L. G rif­ fin, Mrs. O ctavia Humlev. Mr*. F. D. Ilicock, Mrs. C. C. Priest, Mrs. Mable Blount, Mrs. L. E. White, Mrs. J. F. McClelland. Mr*. Alios Ifayne, Mrs. J. F. Riser, Mrs. Lee Anderson, Mrs. J. H. Crawford, Mra. R. F. Crenshaw and M ill Ella Bolton. Personals Mr. snd Mrs. R. C. Collier o f f K Montezuma, G a , .ire v 1si•in 4 her d 't r r and brother-in-law, Mr and r Mrs. J . C. M itch ell, in their home .n Magnolia A v e . H ie C olliers and 1 M itchells w ere week-end g tie .ti o f { M rs. C aro lyn R a lls in Orlando. » Balls 'he Coed* have their choice between M r. and M rs \Y L . Shoem aker the bold and muted plaid fo r their aid son H illy . .,f Camden. A i k . fall wardrobe*. The bold ones pair such off-bea t combinations as Mr*. A K Shoem aker In th eir green and blue, or hot pink and Mellonvtlle home. Mr. and M rs red. The muted onts usually are a W . L . Shoem aker, Mr. and M rs blend of various charcoal tones. A . K . S h o em aker and Mr an.I Designer Maurice Rcntncr ts not a man to skim p on ruffles when he uses them : One of the evening dresses in his fall collection Is of white nylon tulle with ruffled tiers shaping the skirt. Rentncr said total ruffle yardage 1* three quar­ ter* o f a mil*. Price o f the gown: 42,930. Vjfevy t;a* visilt it * v *rr» J*t I -J X ? ' *■ «W l . l l . | | I -I ■ M 9 M t 1 - I I f I l f ! , and Mrs M K B ik e r D J I I l 9 4 | M r Z ' f \ / ’ fq'-j ,. *•> i , ‘ ' *■ V C iM M ■ C' \*L. * . ! '*• v ' , ■ J f «■ C T f r t Mr / • i ' V- I M ” r' . . ' ' '» ' M R , y® 1 jd L ' lo M l’! , R , • ' - - ’f " ■ H I an I Robert B a k e r left S r f r ■ I ^ s ki , " “'nT? d ue ‘ day night to attend the I r .e , ^ rat of Mr. Baker Cr.’ s mother, j 1 Mrs. W. M. Baker, in W aycross,! HALLOW EEN MOOIH CONTINUE, as with fhU gross# snapped i4 Use recesd Ga. | Standing are Lt. ami Mrs. Bill Hill, Mrs. D oe Bra baker, Mr*. Jack Langford, L _ --------------------------------------.— ______________ r i . Mr*. .|n||n I f—jr. r ai Um B OIL wngfard. Heat* (S ta ff Phot*) �i T In Homecoming Tilt nlgkt against the New Smyrna Beach Barracuda* they bar* feond thamselvta without tha gnat da* faaahra takata at 1 u n to Beaal, hard hitting halfback. Ia Uat waak’i |an a aialnat Winter Part Boaaie received a blow ia tha head while tackling an opponent and didn’t rtalila that anytking had happaaad. Later la the evening Renata eollapaed aad waa taken to tha hospital for treatment. The doctors termed It u a “ delayed action concttaioa" and said that It wasn’ t too aerloua but ha will have to bo out far at least this tilt to fully recover. Ronnie baa played a b<t role la tha auceeaa of the season thus far and all Ma tsammatea aa wall as local fans wish him a speedy recovery, Tha only other doubtful starter for tomorrow night's homecoming game la Mg Claude HltteQ. Earlier this wash Claude waa bed-ridden by a re-occur anee of the flu and at this time it la doubtful that he will be able to eome around la time to see action. Claude will also be misted In the defensive de­ partment that he h u shown aa m il In. However, other than these key men, tho full team should he rea­ dy to roll. Teddy Welker and Ed­ die Barbour have received OK'e on their ailing knees white Gerald Jones also nceived a clean bill of health after his recent slckneai. Billy Tjtt# h u orarcome his knee Infection and should be able to go full fore* tomorrow sight List week BUly played a very fine game hut ha f u somewhat restricted by this knee trouble. You eta bet that he will he all over the Barracudee Football Attendance Almost Same This Year By OBCAB PRALXT United Pnaa Sparta Writer TOKYO (UP)— Praley’a Pollies aad tha weekend football "win­ NEW YORK HI — College feat- ners" — white laying "sayonare” ball attendance It up In the east­ to Japan and aoma of tho things ern half o f the nation, dawn in which win bo missed. Game of tha Week the western half end almost tho Noire Dams aver Navy — This same nationally this season com*' PM lM D K traA (UP—TBo N * as ona of these showcase E ssI^TMtbsll League's UsHsr. n pared wlht tha corresponding peri­ rates rimes and therefore rets the na­ od of a yoar ago, a Unftad Trass] m Mating, ruhlar, paje «•****"* tional attention. Tho Flrhlng survey showed today. {>'■'MgMoring remained Irish spirit which conquered Army - f t . . . the teams heeded fo*U » Tho tabulations, based on home should give tho South Benders a * u w L mark in the eeaton'e play- crowds at IM colleges, showed, service sweep, that the average attendance dur­ IBs Beet ttlaSle guy • » « « « * * ^ “2 £ ing the first half of the present Army over Colgate — I'll miss season waa BAM a gams against those mama-sani. last year's BAM. That decrease Princeton over Brown— They’re of eight customers a gam* means an em a il drop of 0 .M per cent. wrinkled and TO-pltia. Columbia ever Cornell _ But Tho Beat, South and Midwest all was ftrst among t^ P», , r!5,.lv' ' mVand Jim Mutaeholler of Baltl- showed Increases, the B u t lead­ wise, wonderful and serene, ing with a B.B per cent rise. At­ Yale over Dartmouth— Probably tendance dipped In the Midlands, because they don't have to rn d Southwest, Rocklaa and Peclflc this kind at stuff. Coast, wills tha coast falling 10,42 Also: Peon over Harvard, Bos­ per cent for tho largeet loss. ton University ovsr George Wash­ The University of Michigan, ington, Penn State over West Vir­ whose stadium aeata 101,001, again ginia end Pitt over Syracuse. to (7 passes w o ■ 714 yards. Tha Redskins lad all other collages In total at­ The Soeth one has1 tosaed seven touch, tendance with 234,NO for three Georgia over Alabama— Miss woe , 1. . . . „# hla Am panes, and only thrao of Mi games. The Big to also provided those pre-dinner hot towels, too. the national runnerup in Ohio Auburn over Florida— Every S a k a b t r t k e n Intercepted. upturn, with 450 yard* galnad, State, where 242,M0 have watched country should use 'em. three game*. Those huge turnouts Duke over Georgia Tech—They W d a 104-yard bulge over 5 7 ! . Hugh MeKIhenney of the helped Midwest attendance rise refresh tha weary diner. LSU over Vanderbilt— Whether C ty-N laere *»«• Ollle Matson of 2 B per cent. he plena to aat, or not. Elsewhere: ■m m at the Chicago Been, teat Also: South Carolina over Mary­ East—Army leads with '41,751 the Chicago Cardinals to third a L o vrith >0S yards. Rick Ca- In three games, Including the M,* land, Mississippi State over TuM afa rushing champion, was sev­ 000 who turned out for the Army line, Mississippi over Houston, I Notre Dame game in Philadelphia. North Caroline over Tennessee, enth with 264 yards. Tammy O'Connell of Ctevelend;> South — Attendance up 4.M per Miami over VUlanova, North Cirwaa second In paealng with * 4-04!'cent. Louisiana Stale leads the ollna State over Wake forest, WAM over Citadel, Kentucky over yard s w a g e , followed by U m ar ' section with 1MA00 In four genus, Memphis State and Virginia over MeHea of tha Cardinals, Eddie three under the lights. VMI. Pacific Coast - UCLA Is tha Brown of the Bear* and John Uni­ The Seethwest tes of the Colts, who dropped from sectional leader with 215,130 in ils | Texes Aggies over Arkansas— games. Contributing hcnvlly to the ‘third to fifth place. Yuu never saw such cherub-faced Unltai gained the most yards arcs decrease wire drops from babies. 261,407 to 1NAB by Southern Cali( tm ) aad threw tha moat touch­ Rice over Clemson—Cuter than down puses (14). Eart Morralt of 1 fornla In flva gamss and 211,000koaln bears. to 117,000 by Stanford In four Pittsburgh was second In total TCU ovsr Baylor — Only they games. yardage with N ». don’t wear fur coats. Rockies — Attendance down 4.71 (tenner's B completions gave him T u u over SMU—But, than, a three-paia edge la Johnny Chr- per cent, largely due to a drop nslther do the mama-ians. of more than 50. per cent at Colo­ aoa of Washington, Mutsehellsr Also: Tu bs Tech over Oklaho­ and Jim Dooley of the Bears, alt rado Slate. Colorado leade In total ma Slato, Taxis Western over Usd far second place with 20 re- turnout with 00,500 for Ihree llardin-Simmona and Arln>»* over games. * West Texes Stste. • eeptlou Southwest — Attendance down The Midwest 4JO per cent with nosedives at Iowa over Michigan Hate to BARROW RITES TOMORROW Southern Methodist and Houston. mist this World Series. Michigan State over Wisconsin— WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. W - Texas has drawn tha largest Pimeral lervtcea for Fannie T. crowds with 101,000 for three But they’v* got enough baseball fans. ■arrow, 77-year-old widow of ex- games, ill it night. Ohio Stats ovsr Northwestern— Midlands — Attendance down New York Yankee president Ed Barrow, wlU be held today at 0.10 per cent with Tulsa and Wish- Which Is just exsctly like a home. Also: Purdue over Illinois. Okla­ Christ’s Church, Rye, N. Y. Mrs. i Its showing the widest dip*. Okla­ Barrow died Tuesday at her home homa la tha attendance leader homa over Kansu State, v.braska over Kaneai, Iowa State over i with 166,700 in three games. here. Drake, Cincinnati over Detroit, Missouri over Colorado and Dsy- Notional Football lio g iif Team s Heo For Halfway Mark r Hwswsrs VOLCANO MUTTS NEW YORK « - M a e K t y Radio reported today a volcano had erupted Tuesday In the Qalaaifoa Wanda off Pant with an ex - 1 pU«ine u d imoke that raaanblad pictures at an atomic blaat. Mac* Kay laid tha amokt role »omo 1.000 foot from tha first crater northeast of lstmo Parry on Isa* beta’s Island and that a seven-mile lone stream of red hot lava was (taring down the moutain aide. gain homecoming event holding the title at tending ground gainer fo r the Semianles. Johnny runs hard end has managed to maintain better than a five yard per carry average thus fa r this year. He will have hie g n a t little mania* mate, Co-eaptaln Eddie Barbour, right then with him ripping o ff tha yardage. Bek Johnson and Harold Stone a n expected to share the fullback choree equally aad are expected to be able to go a Uttlo stronger tomorrow night. Bobby ■till has a hand Injury but Is much bettor this week. Harold h u been hampered by a bad knee since the beginning o f the season but he has Improved somewhat and should he able to npeet the gnat game be played last week. Harold was very outstanding hi the defen­ sive department last wnk and win see a g n a t deal at action By Alan Mover That far to tha season the Barracudu from New Smyrna have run bet aad cold. They ere, more DAVIS CUPPRRS TO LIAVR HAROLD STONE waa the de­ fensive star in last week’s game. (Photo By Bergstrom) Tech, Tennessee Head For Renewal Of Old Feuds ■ 7 UNITED PRESS ' Georgia Tech and Tennessee are headed this week for renewal vf old Intersections! feuds, and Judg­ ing from doings of tho past few week* plenty of football fur should fly on Saturday, NEW YORK HI — Non-playing captain BUly Talbert of New York, Vic Setou of Philadelphia, Herb flam of Beverly Hills, Calif., Barry McKay of Dayton, Ohio, MUm Green of Miami Beach, Fie., •ad Ren Holmberg of Brooklyn of the U. S. Darla Cup teem left yes­ terday for Auctretla. Tho sixth member at the team, Qardnar and Georgia’s BuQdogi sharpened Mulloy of Miami, Pie., will join their attack to shoot for e second the squad three weeks later, win of the seaton ovsr Alabama or laaa, a wide open ball eluk— Saturday. one that can score an a wild play AT) ■ C\XT\ TOMMY TOOK OYBR 7MBBtAVtX* AMUR TNttR n'ORtr ttAao* H &Y£ARS-THtrf> WQMJ,lt*Td Mi *9*+. i ni9S S M tu otm r thbm n 2*o amp LA*T YBARTMk r o fiio w rv t* rirta rut • \-3 jr M i t t bm ybm i vtiiM from p tA M tjd icotttet/nvt to ts tort. oAMtt. By Alev Mavtr WHIZ AT WING B tL U g H O W T O N , 6RBBM M A/ PMCKBR* BMP. OMB efi FOOTBALL* 0 t * r ftSLPBRB — Bt U P ALL 7MB _ fitCHVBR* BYYARP* M OA/MBP .■ ANP TAB m olm Thanks YOUR CHOICE while they last! em m tW cM eoM to Set of 4 L IB B Y A Q U A SW IR L GLASSES -O R HAN DY , “ Fruit Juice” SHAKER! LAST j /BAR. 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Podr 71; WNiwtdey 4 ktwdoy M l Corner lo t and Sonford .OANS M A L I 7 0 R ISID IN T4 O F ALL NIARBY TOWNS �--------------------- Sanford Seminoles -vs- New Smyrna Barracudas Pep Rally Tonight Front O f High School 7 :3 0 p.m.t t 'S\ J>- .v vi* v' Hffv •» j m . ,1 * ^ i"*Jit, ' Parade 4 :0 0 Friday Afternoon Half - Time Show Friday Night ■ Enjoy Homecoming For Building Supplies SEE and Boat WIah«a S E M I N O L E ! J. L. Hobby, Sheriff 6th * Maple FA 2-0500 With Best Wishes For A For fine food FINE HOMECOMING after McRANEY-SMITH HOMECOMING PAINT & GLASS A N G E L ’ S 2515 S. Park Ave. Eat Shack Ph. FA 2-6461 GOt GO! GOI Seminole*! Best Wishes on Homecoming Best Wishes To “The Sanford Seminoles” For A Biff Homecoming: HOMECOMING A Wonderful Word For All Seminole High School Graduates . . May This One Bo Thu Beet Yet I SANFORD BOAT WORKS THERM-O-TANE Gas A Appliance Co. John L. Brumley, Owner SECOND at PALMETTO For Your Favorite Name In WINE Beer or LIQUOR See — GOLDSBORO Bar and Package Store STINSON KINLAW Manager and Co-Owner 1610 W. 13th St. FA 2-9905 We're Back of The HOME TEAMl Good Luck Semlnolee I Carroll Daniel game, for delicious Construction Co. 2710 Sanf. Ave. FA 2-5011 Drop by after the food. PIG'N WHISTLE Congatulatlons on a Great Season Win or Loae wo’re with you l FRANK NOELL* Jeweler for a Successful Homecoming MORETZ PHOTO SERVICE FA 2-1873 Welcome Home, S e m in o le * . . . make it a CLEAN eweep this year LAUNDRY 819 W. 3rd St. FA 2-3256 Compliment* and Good Luck Sanford SEMINOLES! Boyd & Wallace Mutual Inauranca 114 S. Palmetto FA 2-1131 Good Luck Sanford Let’s Win Team/ SEMINOLES! Harold H. Kastner Cr Co. Howard Boteler 1500 S. French Ave. FA 2-2031 WHOLESALE CONFECTIONARY 600 S. Sanford FA 2-6271 PRINTING CO. Office Outfitter* Here Since 1920 115 S. Park FA 2-2581 “GOOD LU C K FELLO W S” Beet Wishes Rone Ave. CELERY CITY Sanford Scmlnolea SANFORD AUTO PARTS, Inc. 115 W. let. St. FA 2-5651 For Touchdowns see the Seminoles! For accomodations for your guest! SEE— MARI-NELLE COURT IF YOU WANT THE BEST . . . . You'll Want CRANE Progressive Printing Co. -C om nerclat Printing At Il'a rtaeet- FA 2-2951 Quality Plumbing Since 1817 310 ELM FA 2-0852 GOOD LUCK/ Sanford Scmlnolea Odham & Tudor Inc. 403 W. 13th We. At The Herald Know That It Takes Team Work To Get A Job Done Compliments and Beat Wlahes To The Seminoles COM E ON SEM IN O LES! HOUSHOLDER It’s Never Higher We Extend Our Sincere Iteet Wlahes To The Seminoles High School Team and Pep Squad WILSON-MAIER 311 K. Flret St. FA 2-5622 Sanford, Fla. K A R LY LE For A Big Homecoming W. W. Horne Inc. TRUCK BROKERAGE CO. �i * iV«t&turnINJUNjuMuc-iuf rm m b U t THE OLD HOME TOW N Bv STANLEY OMEHONIPONT ra t AFRAID*^ PROMESSE—this two-piece dinner costume o f Imported ltd poult da ooie. i* titled. It wm designed b y Christian Dior for hi* New Y ork 1*11 end winter. 193T-SS. collection. The bow-front Jacket cover* a camlaole-topped abort evening d r * **■ A ll accessories by Chrlitian Dior of Now York. jS s * LAST SHOWING News O steen ■XT NK3KT [ [ Y tA H — lO W N W ? MV INSTRUMENT t iTTVn-r^, NOW, WMV would S h c T . COME TO OOP fPCNT DOOR TO s ppACTice t h a t <9 ONE HIGH note ? WHO COULD th at e e ? -— yoo AMO IF YOU D O N 'T SN O N U 3 WNSQB YOU AND DAVB FOUND GOID, N S I t SH O O T A U FO U R O F YO U ! j — , ---------- - yvo n T h a y f a CHANCB TO SNOOT Ajkts, StWERt anyone! B i MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER Two Osteen boys have returned home after completing six months o f active training at Fort Jackson, S. C. They are Pvt. David G. Hosack and Pvt- Elmer Buell Cohen son o f Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Cohen. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pell announce the birth of a son. Oct. 20 at Seminole Memorial H o.pltal. The baby weighed 7 lb*. 7Vi ox. and hat been named Jamea Harold. Mra. Wesley Lome has returned home after a four week visit in Jacksonville. She was with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, E. W . Hewlett following the birth of their daughter, Dorothy Louise, Mrs. J. D. GarriU and children Steven and Jan Deborah o f Dade City spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Peterson and fa m i­ ly. Mrs. Garritt Is a sister of Peterson. Mrs. John Helms, Mr. and Mra. V. P. Allman and son Paul, Mra. Grant Clutter and son William and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Seagraves, attended the wedding of Miss Jean­ nette Helms and J. C. Allman on Wednesdsy, Oct. 23. Mis* Helm* 1* the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. John L. Helms o f Baker and J. C. Allman Is the aon o f Mr. and Mra. V. P. Allman, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pell and Mrs. Alma Walker visited Mr. and Mrs J. W. Johnson in DeLa tid, Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold P*l| and children Tam ari Jean and Joan spent Saturday with Ur. and Mra. Ray Pell end family in Samsula. Mr. and Mrs. J. Robinson o f Columbus, O., visited Mr. and Mr*. Charle* France while enroute to Jenson Bench to spend the winter. David Hosack Is visiting in Perry. Miss Shirley Land will re­ turn with him Friday to be the guest of his parents Mr. and Mr*. Y bw d(*aAJhu! H ite to start o f! with b id [ Hoiecker, Fran Jones. Elisabeth . new*, . hut that'* what seems to be hap- Chin, Rue King. Mery B oggs. Vir­ peningi Chief Lew Brlnn, manag ginia Stsdlg, Flo Pemberton and er o f the C h iefs Club has an no un o her mother, Mr*. Flora Marino, from Massachusetts, who '« visit­ ing Flo, Coleen Wlnshlp, Laura Yeshy, Joyce Sandefur, Millie Meyers, and Edna F og g. Joyee Sandefur celebrated her birthday very close to that day, so she was presented with a birthday cake in honor o f the occasion' . . ., . _ . And even more about V A lftl icriei o f weekly dance*. Thla waa- n # J ^ # itM k .p irty u u Fri. n’t auppoaed to be the ease. The d iy i st u,e Lake Golden Recreaparty waa to os* up the money Uon Area, with all hand*, plua that the dancer* had contributed their fam ilies, Invltedl It atarted each week, and then the dancing ( t U :3o m ., and lasted until the was supposed to g o on a* the lest people gave In and went the activities around town, carol- home! The steaks were delicious, vals at t h e s c h o o l s etc. and they were accompanied by there are some who w ould, p o tito salad, baked beans, pickles, Ifte very much to attend, onions, soda, and popitcles and Shows — 1:00-3:58-8:56-9:31 CO-HIT NOTHINO COULD k STO P IT. . . Shews — 2:36-3:28-8:26 STARTS TOMORROW DOUBLE FEATURE Gerald Hosack. GEE.TEACHER MUST THINK A LO T O ’ GRANDMA.' Mrs. Martha Lome spent fonr weeks with her son and fam ily, J . Wesley Lome. She Is now visitIng In Orlando until the Lome-Sermon* wedding. She will then re­ turn to her home in Okeechobee. The Sunbeams of the Osteen Bsptist Church met Wednesday afternoon under the leadership of M n . Mary Moore. The Womens Missionary Union SHE SA ID r r WAS PO P H ELP IN 'U S KIDS WITH OOP L E S S O N S TH'WAV YOU H A V E / Z c z r ^ — Y6R TH* TEACHER SENT O V ER THIS P R E S E N T PO P YOU, G R A N D M A /; O M l C l Ct l \ T * Play YVAHOO Tomorrow N ig h t a t 8 :1 a p .m . K *v f RIDE-IN T H E A T R E WHAT co YOU THINK THEY'RE PUT OZARK KAILS THe RUNNER A P T *? A E 2. CAISJ OP A T '. 8 YARDS, K S ff S J f c v w ild cats * r f a pKrwJt/ST i N aturally you want vafun In that new car you Th£ oatox A buy. But don't let bargain-hunting stop with the car's price tag. TIMS FOX 4 TWO PiA V S. OAMBLE a v a w ip e i BVD RUN- NEED A BETTER R ID IN G C A R ? 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V T H U PICTURE SHOW S riw material In the baekgrosmd. In bbuadlm o f 133 pounds each. Material la placed on the - an adjuatible atop table. The saw la a bleb speed radial blade whleh turns at U N RPM. Sherwood drmona(rates tl ■re m n r ™ ' 7"“" < -* 'a= * < a*. -f,>■ -V-s T * ho and fed through the saw on a tl-lnch diameter m e t a l (S ta ff Photo) ONE OF TIIR PUNCH presses and dies used In the fabrication o f the aluminum extrusion* at Harcar Producti Co. Harold Sherwood, one of the eo-owner* la using the machine. (S ta ff Photo) HAND MILLS A R B USBD for jambs and sill Jolntery operations at Harcar Aluminum Product* Co. Co-owner Sherwood Is demon­ strating tli* machln*'* m e. (S ta ff P b ot») Harcar Aluminum Products Co. "Sends First Jalousie Shipment 1 The first shipment o f aluminum Jalousies manufactured by Harper Aluminum Products Co. left San- .ford yesterday for Plalaton, N. H. Already the plant, located tem­ porarily on Uth St. In the Stan­ dard Growers building, Is retting Into full swing with orders stack­ ing up from many sections of the country and prospects for future sales becom ing even brighter thin anticipated, HAPCO products, as aluminum item* to be manufactured by Har­ per Aluminum Products Co. will be called, eonslst o f Jalousies, Ja­ lousie doors, awning windows, slid­ ing doori, thershholdi, double hung windows, casem ent windows, cur­ tain walls, store fronts, projected windows and shower doors. Plans for the new Sanford In­ dustry include serving markets In M states east o f the Rockies in the United States, Canada the Car­ ibbean area and South Amtrica. Harper Aluminum Co. will have accounts Including building ma­ terial dealers for residential con­ struction, general contractors on com m ercial construction, export houses in tha Unlled States, for­ eign accounts, mail order houses, b national retail accounts, other 4 m anufacturer* of .windows and dour-m-door sales organisations seeking a window Una oi their own, Carl R. Schilka and Harald K. Sherwood, co-owners o f Harcar Aluminum Products Co., said yes­ terday that their anticipated an­ nual payroll here would ba *100,0«)0 with an expected first year's sales o f *1,000.000 and the first year’s consumption o f atumlnum anticipated lo ba 1,300,000 pounds. IIAPCO was organised to take advantage o f over 31 years o f com ­ bined experience the two co-own­ ers have acquired in building sales and administrative organizations and designing and minufacturing every type o f aluminum window, Including aluminum curtain walla. Each o f tha 'co-ow nar's experi­ i ence com plem ents tha othar, one having specialised In Engineering, Design, Layout and Manufacturing - and the other In overall Manage­ ment, with emphasis oa sales, ad­ ministration and manufacturing. Inspect On Sanford Aside from the fa c t that Harcar Aluminum Products Co. will bring em ploym ent to Sanford, and spend money for suppieis in conducting its business here, th /ra art other advantages that will aeerua. Sanford will becom e known na­ tionally aa HAPCO products are shipped into the vast area o f mar­ kets. Shipments wilt go ta every m ajor trading area in the coun­ try. In addition, HAPCO products will he shipped from Sanford Into the Caribbean and South Ameri­ can areas. Advertising used by Harcar Alu­ minum Products Ce. in national trade mxgaslnas aueh aa Prograaslve Architecture, and Architec­ tural Forum will all Identify San­ ford, said the two eo-ownsrs. In addition, Schilke and Sbarwood pointed out, in national home shows and displays that HAPCO may enter direct or through its accounts, Sanford will be identi­ fied. Also, the two owners point out, in winter when so many northern account executives take advant­ age o f busineii trips to Florida. IIAPCO 'a Sanford plant wiU r e ­ ceive its due share. "There is no doubt," said Schilke and Sher­ wood. "H APCO will tell Senford along with Its products." A new concrete and steel build­ ing to house Harcar Aluminum Products Co. will be started In the very near future located Just o ff Highway IT 92. It Is sxpected. Schilke and Sherwood explained, that the construction o f the new building will be com pleted in lime to move the plants operation about the first of the year. Background The expan don and growth o f Harcar Aluminum Product* Cu. can never be limited because o f lack o f experience and know how of the co-owners as they are Judg­ ed to be leaders in the national aindow industry. * Schilke graduated (rent Pace , College. New Yerk City with . JALOUSIE CLIPS. RUNNER HAILS and Jambs are assembled on the above automatic rlTltor. Hivitx are Ted through rivlt slide and upset on a spring anvil. C o . nwner Carl Schilke demonstrates the machine's use. (Start Photo) CO-OH NERS HAROLD SHERWOOD (eight) and Carl Schilke (left) conduct a final Inspection o f Jalouries before shipment. This shipment left Sanford yesterday fur New Hampshire. (S ta ff Photo) HOST PROGRESSES YOKES ATTEST TO POWER NORMAN, Oktn. HI — Bltl Krisher, 219-pound Oklahoma guard, displays two pair o f broken shoul­ der yokes as evidence of the force LEHIGH LEADS LAMBERT NKW YORK » — Lehigh, which o f the blocks he throw* to h e lp , CHir.AGO m — Chancellor En­ 'Ueg* spring Sooner backs loose. Al $33 rique Aguirre of Mexico City said >»* defeated two major t-pair, Sooner equipment men wish ‘ hat Chicago has made -atlsfac- { Xrrther could flatten opponent* tory progress In Its rote as hast Aguirre met Tuesday wlih comwith * bit less giulo for the 1939 Pan Am erican Games, mittee chairmen o f the games. foes thlj season, was rated 9 * 1 out o f a possible 10 to lead In th« running for the first Lambert Cup, emblematic of the smalt eollogg football championship o f th« oast. Amherst was ratted second at 9 * and Tufts third at 7.9. FIRST SHOWING of the m o st m ag n ificen t m o to rc a rs of our time . . . setting new sta n d a rd s of c la s s ic e le g a n ce HARCAR ALUMINUM WINDOWS sr« completely weatherstrlpped la Jamb, head and will. The above picture ibowa co.ow n rr Harold Sherwood Inserting weatheritripplng in Jamb bar. (S ta ff Photo) degree in accounting and business administration. He attended-Rutg e n University for post griduete w ork. Hi* business experience included position* with The Chase Bank, New York ai accountant: x spe­ cial agent with service In Ger­ many with the Counter Intellgence Corps of the U. S. Army: secretary and offica manager for the U. S. Products Corp., Washing­ ton, D. C.; ailstant general managar for the Metal Aria Mfg. Co., Atlanta, G i.; salsa manager of the window dlvielon for Reynold* M etal Co., Louisville, Ky.: and ten ior vice president, secretary and director of aalaa of Ludman Corp , Miami. Sherwood began hla career aa a checker, Allison Division of Gene­ ral Motors. During World War II w as In charge nationally of ex­ pediting required special machine­ ry and completed the five-year General Motors technical courts sponsored by Allison Division; he w as chief engineer with Spickelmoter Industries, Indianapolis, Ind. where he designed their alu­ minum double hung windper, pic­ ture windows and storm sash; ch ie f engineer for Sterling Win­ dow Corp., Indianapolis, Ind.; ch ief engineer for Coco Steel Pro­ duct* Co., Chicago, IU.; and for three years was ch ief engineer for Ludman Corp., Miami. Schilke is a mem ber of the Ro­ ta ry Club; a deacon of Westmin­ ster Presbyterian Church; and a U.S. SEEKS DAMAGES THE HAGUE. Holland (U P)— The International Court of Justice ■aid today the United States hat asked proceeding* against Com­ munist Bulgaria in connection with the shooting down o f an Israeli airliner over Bulgaria in July 1933. The application claimed damages fo r American passengers killed when the El-AI Airlines constella­ tion was shot down by Bulgarian fighter planes, killing 31 passen­ gers and eeven crewmembers. | " T r la m p k la Jnat 'um ph' a added to 'tr y '." member o f the Building Research Institute of National Academ y o f Sciences. Sherwood Is a mem ber nf tha Technical Committee o f the Alu­ minum Window Manufacturers Association and a m em ber of the Building Research Institute, Na­ tional Academy o f Sciences with active participation on the Tech­ nical Data Committee on Alum i­ num Curtain Walla. Both of these induitrlal leaders who have chosen Sanford for their plant are optimistic about the fu­ ture. "W ith this flrat shipment leaving Sanford yesterday." tha co-owners stated, "w * are on the way toward the successful opera­ tion of Harcar Aluminum Products Co." 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And because this car is built in the newest, most modern automobile plant in the world, with the highest standards o f crafumanship. the Continental Mark HI is now priced just slightly above the fine car field. You're invited lo inspect the new Continental Mark HI. HUNT LINCOLN—MERCURY, INC. 109 N. PALMETTO AVE. TELEPHONE FA 1*4884 cm �Eighth W eekly Edition Seminole Advice To Lovelorn rm a flirt. Right ber# Gossip Clouds Freshmen Behave, N ew Students aod now school, but wo hope aftaf bo has •% not he poeslble. Think about this I think wo ought to got Something By KATHY CARLOS Dear Miss Cry-ahouidar, A seema that Arthur DeYoung. whom Big Sid la dating these Rhea Johnson, a newcomer to been here a little longer he will My homeworMaems to be piling and try to realize hew lmoortant straight. This 1-Hata-Meo—ard- ba« acquired a new ambition—why' days? ? Clue us In. pal change his mind. What do yon up on me night after night and they a n even hi your own dally Womca stuff has gone far enough. won't you tell u* about It, Art? tfie Senior clksi, Is our new boy Tell us, Charles Hall—aren't say. gang! I LIKE MEN! As * matter o f fact, I can't seem to get It don*. What Ufa. We're so glad to a darling I of the week, lthen comes to us MIu Cry-Shoulder Our girl is Fay Elalno Cartltdga there ara very few things 1 ilka pair Ilka Judy Herron and Roger you going to givt anyone a should I do? You can't eapect me from North Carolina, but U criflti break all of my dates to get Dear leaders. bettor. Dunn around 5. H, 'S. a« much. break besides that sophotnora you Freshmen, .behaveI Freshmen, nally from Los Angela*. Cal, of the Sophomore clsia from took to the Bermuda Hop? ? You'll bchavel Freshmen, behave. I have Rhea's family U connected with northwest Florida. Fay his for. It don*. To toil the truth, and I don't Lota of luck, kids. The following situation was Troubled admit this to many people, 1 Attention GlrU—just take a always have your cars around to an Inkling that the "Day of Atone­ tbo Sanford Naval Air Station. Ha merly been a member of flower found la a wall-known local paper. was formerly a member of the eluba and 4-H. She enjoys doing could get along without women gander at all of these cute fellows keep you warm, but hava a heart I thought It would bo quite proper Dear Troubled, ment" Is not toj far distant. Kid­ Key Chib In North Carolina. After uhusual things snd ssys she atat all very nicely. who ara available, I Just can't fellow! No, 1 don’ t expect you to break for this edition since soma of us dles, please be good little child­ graduation, Rhea hopes to attend tempts art—I bet she's very good. your dates to get your homework ben at S. H. S. could very well! Now, the perfect situation, as understand It. Let’s gat mi the Just a few word* of thanks to ren and don't be such naughty North Carojlna Stats College and Fay’ s ambition la to be a mission- ^ far as I can see, is me and men ball and trap a few more any­ d.ne If you can't aeeept any more have the asms problem. The an­ ary nurse, an ambition which 1 • tha SANFORD HERALD'S staff brats In the lunchroom. W« might hia future ambition Is to become thfnfc !■ splendid. She likes Sc ml responsibility than that. However, swer "Young snd Foolish" was —numbered from one on up. Be- way. Whatcha aay? a chemical engineer. Rhea thinks for putting up with our nonsense sides being better to talk to, they given Is being printed, bur I would If you Intend t# finish school, you Hiss Whittle, 1 know soma kids yet have to go back to Ihe old that S. II. S. Is Just an average nolo High because It's new to hn lad better turn ovrr ■ new leaf, like very much to have some con­ also buy your cokes—except at who think you ara Just topa. It's every TIIUR.—we really appre­ custom of having Freshmen drink and aha says everyone Is lo friend ciate it, you wonderful people. times immediately before tho end le t fa st It Isn’t fair to the teach* troversy from the student body so niea to have someone Joke ly and helpful to a newcomer. their milk and cokes from nippled Congrats, Glee Club, an a most srs for yo*te attend classes If this on the situation instead of giving of each month. around with u* when we feel es­ Thanks, you twol See you next baby bottlea. Maybe that will pre­ enjoyable performance of “ Timas ' opinion I might have. Plane Is y:ur attitude. Think It ever. It's aueh fun being - a woman pecially good. week, gang. Sqara'' U. S. A." It was SEN­ By SHIRLEY JONES to what you think la the aoln* with men around. I could just go Mlia Cry-Shoulder vent you from stomping on the Well, it seems that Angelo's so »tlon and put It In the orange box wild on this belng-a-womm hick, called mystery girl friend Is be­ SATIONAL. Friendly Smiles milk cartons. Sharon (arriving lata at the footDear Mias Cry-Shoulder, Marlon Routft, has something Nancy Richards upstairs or give It to e member like having my cost held for me, coming even more of a deep dark And yet, Freshmen, the Seniors ball game): "What's the icon?, Why are moat of the aubjacta of the Journalism Club. Thank you doors opened, and admissions paid. mystery—She does exist though, drastic happened between you and don't exactly like Freshmen who Carolyn Hal) bud?” taught up bare about the things so much. Richard Barnes? It's Just a shame sneak out before them. So, be o r Cindy Roumillat Of course, there are man who doesn't she, Angelo? Bud: "Nothing to nothing.'* fl that tiappenad years and years not sealng you "two together any­ Erie KraUert seem to think that all women derly, aod don't loalft on sitting The spook* ara on the rampage Sharon: Good, I haven't missed Dear----- , ago? I think w* should bo taught School Spirits should ba fully emancipated, but ■gain—I hear there was a mas­ more. In the Sophomore section. If you a thing then." I should have written to you they probably have never had a about what’s going on now and Peggy Lundqulit querade party last night and Just between you and me, gang should Insist on being first out, we things to occur In the future. long ago, but I t h o u g h t I qualified eyelash-batter work on Shirley Morgan everyone had a swell time. . . —there Is a swell new Senior boy shall be forced to practice "first What la your opinion? could work my own problems out them, Diana Fleischer BE SURE TO COME TO HOME­ up here thla year, Rhea Johnson. out. first served—on Rat Court". A carious student myself. I find now I can't, and. If Ki t Ivey And so, little children, be good, COMING TOMORROW NIGHT Ya’ll should gat acquainted with I Ilka man. I like 'ehs stupid you could help In anyway, 1 would Gay Helloa • behave, and beware I or Intellectual, progressive or AND WATCH US DROWN THOSE him. Otar Curious Student, be grateful. Marlon Routh . You hava • very good point and I ara 13 year* old aad a sopho­ rock 'n' roll. New don't get me NEW SMYRNA BARRACUDASOla B. Yates " I shall now illustrate what I "Let's cut classes today and go I’ m sure this matter has been more In high school. I was vary wrong—I do have my preferences, fellows we're Just to cotton pick­ Audrey Dolger have on my mind," said the pro­ ing proud of everyone of you— to a movie." on consideration. If It w*v* not but generally speaking, I Just like popular in school, until I got tha Linda Cannon fessor as he erased the board. somt of the Invention* and craty Ida of dating sailors. Thera man. discoveries of yean ago many of I oven like them when they call la a Navy base in my hometown. tha things wi have today would The kids at school, especially the me for a date at t p. m. Saturday, boys, don’t like for the Navy boyi when they’re a half hour late for to taka part in any school affairs. that date, broke, and noeding a 1 think an awful lot of ona boy shave. I like them suave and sophis­ and I know he feela the same about me, but due to the fact ticated, but especially when they that ha Is a tailor, I find mysalf are helpless. I don't mind having having to make a choice between them cry on my shoulder aobut blm or the boys at school — If another girl or trying tha bigBy JOHN MILLER any of them would aver ask me brother on me. Short column today, friends, be- out again. I like man when thny borrow cause I'm not doing this on the I'm so unhappy I Just wouldn't my mmiey and forget to return typewriter, and I Juab can't THINK Uiten to people. The sailor la It. I like them when they try to by band. 1 Just can't think, period. vary young, but ba doesn't an- make me atop eating chocolate At tha tlma thla was wrilim, candy, change my hairdo or lose avaryone was In a flurry about my age enjoys. Please tell me weight. But I love them best when tha Freshman elections. What a they love me the way I am. worry! This reporter Is In tha run­ how to get out of this rut and fat the boys up at school to date A man la a creature of paradox. ning for chaplain, and I feel like m* again. One day ha's sweet and the next Klsenhower last Nov. 4. 1'U never Young and Foolish he acts Ilka a bear deprived uf run for Presidentl hit honey. He loves me madly and Wa bop* the Glee dub made Dear Young and Foolish, tha neit night he's out with an­ Yet, you did mike a mistake. other girl. But 1 Just k'^rug and lots of money lu t Tuesday at tha Variety Show, Ve members of tha It la wiser to Join In tha school say "That'a a man for you." Ninth Grade Olea Club don't get activities and data your class­ much ehane* to show what ws mates at you havs two more •an do (ha, ha,) but 0na day we'JI years of school and the aajlor soma out In tha open. Of eourse, may leave terwn at any time. Slop dating the sailor and offer when we finally DO give a perfcmance, Miss Whittle will prob­ to help with clubs and activities ably commit suicide, but we try, you are Interested in. Bo friendly w# try. to your classmates. It will take The bell la going to ring In four a little time to Join the ranks minutes. Gotta burry. Wa think again, but you can do It. By A lltlt Compile it’ s Just fin* tka way Rosemary Plaything by Nick Todd. and Ronnie ara going. Maybe she This la another spectacular ac­ can get Rat Day put off for us. complished by another Todd. The Notice! Let's all try U be a guy actually sounds better lhan Uttle more orderly in the lunch­ hi* big brother—Pat Boone, room. Those tw0 day* whan ws Silhouettes by Steva Gibson and didn't have Break nearly killed tbs Redcap*. me; Gotta cat, you know. The group had a big record Just Howl Pa, So long, my frlenda. Things hava been happening on exactly five yean ago In "I Went this reservation thla week. First to Yonr Wedding," remember? of all Mr. MUwee (tha Great Well, thla one's Just ai good—and White Father of ut all) cams and Just at sad. told us about the new tepee they Rocking Pneumonia and the Booara going to bultd in 'SB (just in gle Woogfe Bines by Hughey Smith time for me not to get In it). He and Company. By Anirlo Compaln want* all of you patents to gat This on* isn't to new, but I've Recently a radio "ham", who happens to he a member of the out and vote for the bond laiue ytt to hear It hers la Sanford. Journalism Club, received signals that will provide for It. Ail it It's cratyl from radio Moscow. Now his find­ takes la an X In the right place My How the Tim# Ooea By "by ings are published for the first and you learned how t0 do that Patti Paige. time, The program to which he a long time ago] I The "Little This ona Is Just as beautiful as waa tuned waa "Our lilt Parade", Warrior*" beat DcLand T-fl. It waa any of tha records of "The Singa real good game ami the half and these wtr« the top seven time show wa* crazily put on hy log Rage." It's really lulling. The tunes, all over Sovietska: the P-TA. They showed us how back la another dreamy number, 1. "The Sputtering Sputnik thing* were In tho "twenties". "I'll Rcmambcr Today." Song, Around the World". Current­ Driver's License, Please by Pa. "Injun'a" didn't act like that, Your Bobby Pleavet. ly «nj ylng Immense popularity. did they? A lot of the -Big War­ 2. "Comray". Sung by Debskl By tha time you read this, no rior*" were them cheering the lit­ KeynoIHln. From the motion pic­ tle *una' on. loo. At one time they doubt you will have heard this M r? _______ times ____ ture "Commy and tha Butcher". got so carried away with the mu- record a coupta thousand HK- ,. 1 tit f-*. 3. "A Bikwn Sealcoat and a ale from the band they started already. It’s a novelty number, the Kmsehev Button". A Kremlin bouncing on tha seats. The way kind to get for habitual "lakafrontera." favorite. the stands ihook and rattled I 4 "U'a Net for Me to Say". thought that I waa going to the Written ly n loyal party member. "Happy Hunting ground" then and B. HA1 Letters m My Haalt". Written by Comrade Nikolai Alexandrovltch Bulganin. Sung by B i­ boon. •. 'Tha Siberian Boat Song". Tha Russians Invented Calpso In the lower Volga valley. White Men’s answer to torture.) 7. “ Mao Tse Tung Love" Sung I guest I did pretty good, but not at good aa Running Deer when by honorable So-nl-Yen. We hava asked our radio ham he waa la echool. Gee! be waa to endeaver to bring ua more ma­ • brain (that'a White Man's talk terial concerning curreat topics of for man with many "smarts") Wa got our raport cards last Interest "on dsr Soviet Slrkle". Incidentally, the title, which trans­ week, all six of them I 1 It gave lated la “ On the Soviet Circle", the parent* a good Idea of what doln*. »"« I don't know la to be pronounced "Under Soviet « that# good or bad! I Sickle." I can't think of anything ale* to » r »» I’U close. Take rare of my pet girl, I mean, deer, Fleet Foot tot me. Tell Ma I’ll bring bar By Anna E. Mow* Just why the Colonies used force home a White Man’s Invention And launched the Revolution war* next time I come. Maybe soap or O n dlaplay fo r tho flrat ttma to d a y la • ear that s ta n d s apart In a n y co m pany. It la va ry low, v a ry Js all because of a school course, chewing gum or a (pong*. Some­ A course each ona of ua abhors. thing that will make Ufa easier daring, boauttfulty proportioned. Ita unusual auranaao of handling and control roflocts tha lataat for her. It than began, and atill It aoar* Bee you In eight moons. Over all aubjacta on Its bora*. • n g ln o a rin g advances. T o ow n It la a now advanturo. Little Seminole Lock all your windows I Cloae your I wit not ba rasponaibla doers! for any debt* incurred by Mary had a little lamb, Hare comas history oo Its horn! A lobster snd tome prunes, asj wife, Carolyn W. Bau. To armsl To arms! Tha student \ glass of milk, a piece of pi* roar* And thee some macaroons. And about* U* doom untl ha'a /a/ Raymond L. Baa* H made the naughty wait*.* grin hoar*#I D.YJC. To sc* her order so. We've lost the Wart Students It And when they carried Mary out .'floors; Her fact wit white as snow. Americas history's moral Personalities a e Kiddie Korner New Tunes SHS Events American History So advanced it leave© tb© rest behind! NOTICE ^ SQ DODGE �CK i INDEX C L A S S iriE O CABO 4 i to n S m S 4 5 a The Sanford Herald—Patee 11 5-R E A L ESTATE rtTR BALE K 0 » f!2 n d rotjjTO * « « • BEN MONROE NUBSUBT A io til Celery Aveam FOR RENT REACH RENTALS WANTED to BENT - BEAL BETAn1 |0B SALE lssssr G1APEV1LLE M R S L 'R Y Go Wait oi\. lit S t . o t M f t E field Willett*, and R. WH* Hams. Bob E dw irdi A. C. Doudney, Land Surveyor. __ _ sn a a sa a -* 5 baby PEAT COMPOST (Daetw«Ider'»| Experienced SOr bu. ban KA 2-1859. A. B. PXTEiaOK In k er Aaiaaiatoa: A. B. Petof sen Jr.. P. J. CAaetoeaee. Q#r» a u . SHRUBS Ua ,v. r u t Now F A B ? S U r r S t a A MACBW* H rm -UVEETOCB IUrPLIEE (Poolt r y ) __ IS ARTICLES WANTED II PLACES to BAT s » a*»# FA MUI M m m 11 IS ?• II FEMALE HELP MALE BELP WANTED RAYMOND M. BALL MALE w FEMALE REALTOR WOEK WANTED ___ . . . . . H BUSINESS OFPOBTUNITlBi SOI S- Parle A rt. Ph. F A 2 6541 S1A MONDE to LOAN lots so'xliS* each. Near Pis* B S P E o I l BE W g * crest. FA 3-3377. IIA ROOFING A PLUMBING - FARMER'S AGENCY. REALTOR 8 . Gayle Osborne, Atloclita 111 S. French Ph. Otltca FA M i l l or FA 3-2411 S S S S JS Z S A u n a a a S S 8 S K W * R E AL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2144 French Av*. W E L A K A APA RTM EN TS: roomr Johnny Walker, Associate “ Call H all" PhoM F A 2-3541 private bath*. 114 W. Tlr»t BL e f f ic iin c t able fo r coopta o r iin g l# Private bath * J ft S j? located aeroia from Ptot OffteJ. Inquire Jacobeoa P<|t. Store. WK HAVE A HOME FOR YOU H OM ES- I 1 5 1 bath*. Furn. Apt. 33M MellottvilU■ala. 405 w . F tm . Phone FA st« aeeupaney. S M I L ______________________ „____ 4 Private entrance., modern furnish* ed bedroom. bedroom Ph. F A --3610.___ Locations South Piaicrest — Sanford Whispering Oaka — TitnfiiUa 6^ room furnished apartment, 310 Magnolia. Available now- A. K. Rosselter, Florist. Th FA FH A In tarries and FHA ftoaaala g available. 2-1851.____________ _ Morris Furn. Apt*. 201V9JN- 1»L We ean qualify you fa r an* o f FURNISHBD eottaao located 17402. Ph. F A 3-14*7. on SEE Samlnole Realty for Dealrabla Rental*. FA 2-5232. 3 room furnished cottage* Apply 2(113 Orlando Drive. _ “ w a a r u . 1: F A 2-4435. Store buildinr end fu tu re* on E m t Geneva Ave.. form erly oe rupted by Fleming Grocery. Call op »e f S u iit K orie>. 31i P irV A vo** F A 2 - 1 3 5 6 . _____ * lk v u ? 8 FRIGIDAIRE appliances, sal* •nd service G H- High. Oviedo Fla. Phone FO 5-31 IS « San­ ford FA 2-2883 after I p m. do Ironing In m y home. Ph. 2-8238. Call between 9 a.m. Electrical Contracting I p.m. lloum Wlruie .in.I ItriMlrs RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. desire* part time jo b dur. 112 Magnolia Diet FA 2 0315 day. H i. FA 2-8303. I will FA and SOUTH SAN FO RD A V E N U E NEAJt L A K E JE SSU P Man mg UT Newspaper Cards of Tbsnki are accepted as socially c o m e t Emily Pest, the noted authority on etiquette, faela they eerm m a y good uses. There It no prescribed form for a Card o f Thanks. It can be ns brief or at detailed *s you desire. When the occasion comes yon will find a sympathetically understanding mem ber of our staff to •stilt you. -milLPllxtUBEPAllU - Baby sitting w a n t e d . Day or PAINTING _______________ CRYSTAL LA K E NU RSERY. night. Reliable. FA 2-0022. 3 blks. W est CC Bldg. Lake Mary. a*—SPECIAL SERVICES Mapt# CUT FLOW ERS, Sanford Flower Vacuum G u i t a r R a p a ir a 2-1412 Shop, 300 N- Park Ave.. Sanford. Repairs 4 parts for i l l makes «I F A 3-1122. We telegraph. cleaner*. Electrolux, Huuvtr, RaniodaLng — Rsruofing — RaKirby, Air-W ay, G, E. Replace' siding — Materials — Contrac­ OFFICE EQUIPMENT nient parts. Work guaranteed tor* — Financing. Free pick up 4 delivery. Call Haynes O ffice Machine Co., Type­ FA 2-4785. IMPERIAL DECOR ATU KS " writers, adding machines, Painting and I'aprrtng . . . -j ,sate* 0|S^ R tn llll, 311 M sg. F A r h . FA 2-3718 after 6 m C D T O v n iL d * — f » n M i Tainting and Repairing l RED ROETTGER $2.50 par call plus parts, t years 2918 Magnolia Ave. F A 2-0253 CASH FOR YOUR CAR experience in T V Service on ell HOMER LITTLE m ike* and models. Ona year For rainliru; call Mr. Tasker, Ph. 1013 Sanford Avtnua FA 2-8169 or FA 2-6007. guarantee on all parts. We also service auto and hama radios. Berry kill Painting Contractor '50 Mareury, clean 9199.00 Picture tubea repaired la ruur Licensed — Bonded — Union heme. 19.95. guaranteed, 1 year, Free Estimate - Com pare «ur Phene F A 2*3814, 9 a.m. to I p.m Price* FA 2 2287 after 5:00. 201 s . Sanford A re. F A 2-8435 Including Dtbanr 5 Laka Mary BARN ES TV 8E BVIC B RED-I-MIX C O N C R in E Need a good 2nd ca r? >01 Beat C em a trcla l Miracle Concrele Co. SEE RAY HERRON 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5781 EN VELOPES, Letterheads, atataYour Pontile Salesman manta, invotaaa, head bills, and FLOOR sanding and finishing New and Usad Cars Ph. FA 2-0231 or after 8 p. mprogram s, a te. Fregreisive Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving FA 2-2813. 301 West First 6t. Printing Co. Fkene F A S-8981— 5*mlnola County sine* 1925. 401 Whit l l l h I t H. M> Gleason, Lake Mary It will pay YOU to aen us beforo you buy. Open Evenings and TED BURNETT Sundays. FOR BETTER PAINTING M a r in a F in la h a a EASTSIDE TRA ILER SA L Ed 2601 Grandview Th. FA 2-2978 P alatki, Fla. Far Y < w B a it Al^> S a a k a r ik G la s s u d P b Ir I C s . 31 Ford St,000 ml. New paint, new upholstery, new u res — cu*. US-114 w . 3rto •*- r h F A 14833 R O L IA W A Y . Hospital and Baby tomiied. Also 5,000 mile 5 t Ford Beds. Day. Week or Jlomh— V I. Roy Reel, 508 W. 2nd St. Thrlftl • cheeking account e e l t i Tel FA "2-5I8I. Furniture Cantor only $2 for 29 checks at Florida 116 West First St Slate Bank of Sanford. Ford '51 Country Squire Station Wagon. Mechanically excellent, LaVarne School o f Dance G ATLIN BROTHBR1 exterior wood trim fair. *350. Classes now forming in T a p Contraetora, Drailinest Ganava Acrobatic — Ballet. Also boys W. E. G ray. Ph. FA 2-3045. 2232. Ph F A 3-3275 Sanford class 4 linyUota d a is . Enroll '(T Ford, will excapt a older ear now. FA 2-5I25. PUMPS — SPRINKLER as equity. Pirk up psrm ents. SYSTEMS Pb. FA 2-6930. NOTICE All types and sixes, instilled After November 16th, »i> will 1948 Chrysler 4-dr. 8175 cash. "D o It Y ourself" •tart operating in our new store 80t Rosalia Dr. FA 2-6:174. WE R E P A IR AND SERVICE which will be located at 2653 S T I N E Orlando Drive. 2 blocks Bouth All klnda Automotive Rep sirs Machine and Supply Co. of Pig A Whistle. Th. FA 2-8431 ELMERS A U T O R E PA IR SHOP 207 \V. 2nd St. BAGGERLY APPLIAN CE Osteen F A 2-1885 CENTER 118 8. Magnolia Ph. FA 2-3072 DON 'S COVER SHOP A ir Conditioning and Heating Automobile Interior Decorator Tutor for high achool math, a|. C. II. STAFFORD Seat C overi —- Truck Seale f c b r i. geometry, Irlgometry. At Willis rontlae—301 W. 1st. 218 Oak Avanu* FA 2-4731 Call FA 2-1330, ext. 276. Mr. Abrams. Mimograph Printing — Typing- THE “ IN MEMORIUM" NOTICE It is Uia custom of many families In thla country to eommamorate a bereavement by an “ In Memorium" notice In M wipaper classified columns. They find a real solace therein. Preps ra lion or selection o f a suitable vrr»e brings back (o them tender,-pleasant recollections. A s E lba Cook, the English poet baa to b«iulUully expressed it: "H ow cruelly sweet are the echoes that alert What memory plays an old tune on th* heart." Must frequently an [n Mrmorium Is inserted on the anniver­ sary of dcalh. However, olher da let, which it is fell a n appro­ priate er meaningful are also selected. Th* birthday of the ~ parted, the wedding anniversary. Memorial Day, even Chris aro among other sT'nlflc&nt occasions chosen. If you are hesitant to express your tender thought* In poetle form , you may avail yourself of tho Herald'* collection e f original verses. These exnresa in pocilc beauty the em otions o f the heart­ strings. Among them era verses appropriate to any circumstance. TV Service WOOL8EY badraaai Complete and ready far (amedt- Commercial buildinr Ph. *4— a W ' I HK Al. THE RATE Cards ef Thanks end la Memorium notices, due to th* feel they m ay run to conaiderabla length, are billed at 51.00 per column Inch. AUTO MART J. W. IIALL, REALTOR -ruK RENT GRAY SHADOW NURSERIES sitter. THE CARD OF THANKS V e n often ■ Card e f Thinks In Thn Sanford Itertid i M t l n need which Is difficult to fill In any other w ay. Net only is it n gracious expression o f gratitude to thoie w ho h at* east floral tribute* but a lio courteously acknowledges the services and kind­ nesses of the many to whom n personal note o f thanks cannot well bn mailed. Retired carpenter available for small or odd jobs. F A . 2-5093. VISIT BEAUTIFUL Moaua $700.00 Down Fraturea eleetrie kiUheni. terra*to floor*, in d choice residential locations. A . K . SHOEMAKER, JR. Phoaa F A 2-31M it bbauti FA 2-03*1 PIANO TUXtNO 4 REPAIRING W. L HARMON FOB bSkv-slidagt ca ll F A M T U . PS. FA 2-4223 After 1^00 p. as. these home* in 3d minute*. You ean start enjoying the h whil* we proctaa uia paper*. Developed by ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. D A IL Y m o n t e -s a n o a n d m u CAN'S "white collar eoet" la for evening wear. Designed in a new, full-bodlad ribbed silk satin in glossy black, and the asm* Inside ae out, It la col* laired with whit* mink. % m i m % letter Writing — Card, and Letters Addressed — Photo Da you want in dance the latest? Your Evlerude Dealer See De.vnna and George of De­ Copied o f important papers— ROndON SPORTING GOODS anna School of Dance Claries DON’T MISS THIS BUY Credit rcoort, — Collection*. 804 E. 1st Phone FA 2 6981 slart November 2nd. Saturday Credit Utireau Of banford F or rent or i l l * . By owner 3 bed Owner being transferred. Thla afternoon 4 Saturday night room frame home partly fu r la n e three bedroom 1 bath con* Rm. 403-04 San. Att. Net'l. Bank JOHNSON MOTORS classes for lha 9, 7, 8, 9, and Bldg. Ph. FA 2-4164 nishod. SO* E . Mh St- Open crete block home, less than 3 SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS If Furniahed apartment, 2 r o o m a. Adulta. 1203 Palmetto. ' rbaL m.vre m n g BUILDER * CONTRACTOR 1. E. BATTEN FA M U * 118 s . French A t LOCH ABROR Tessa Site House Tessa 81s* Rooms Texas Kite Lot Approx. 1175 Sq. FtPlus C irport 4 Utility Minimum Down 82600 HEATING H. B. POPE CO. 59 rabbits, good producers. A im 200 S. Park — FA 24214 hutches 4 customers list. Call FA 2-8259 before 5 p.m. or a f­ Liquid em broidery sets eupprr ter 7 p.m. AH day Sunday. enam eling outfits, silk screen sat*. Deeorste i* vourielf. ROLLINS HOBBY SROP Modern Salon 2817 8. French it Air-Conditioned FA 2.1111 Soft Water fih a m W HAR RIETTA BEAUTY N NOOK Let us build your docks, bulkhaads 103 S. Oak Ave. FA 2-5743 and see walla. Water Front Con­ struction Co. FA 5^330. H -flH A L g IB iy WASrtrtb TH AT HOME P i TH E COUNTRY rh. o w n e r — r x :-# m M o d e r n T hadroom CB home on 10 fertile, tilled acres, two mile* from city limit*. Sorry. Hut c r o p does not so . This must bo s e e n to be appreciated., 20 sere tile fir m . 3 bedroom bouse. W . H. "B IL L " 3TEM PER E ts v terms. Call Joe Levy it COLORED woman_____ to r canvass. _ .... Raalltr A laaerer Ing housei to h house. < Must have FA 2-1221A ssoc. Guy Allan. Urelchen H ill, car. Th. F A 2-4330. Ariatla Price. Everett Harper ROSA U PAYTON Phoaa FA 2 -4 ltt 111 N. Park WOMEN!! Registered Real Estate BrokeP Sensational new product has open­ Ph FA 2.1301—1T-D2 at HUwatha Cherry, Real C itato Ag#«« ing for ambitious women, ir * Dial FA 3-M 3A—Notary 26-65 -tith c*r. Earn i s much at Briarellff. ju st . . on _____. ... 1219 W. 13 S t Fear-Barber Ship 2 la r i* lot* 8100.09 o r more w e e k !), No dacleared. Bee owner at 1021 SIC' livrnes, no rollectlon*. Work Ita BL your own hoars. Pernnnent work with fast p-omotions. p h . R eal E s ta te • In su ra n ce ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor use Orlando VAllav a i o j l . 107 M ssnolia F A 2-0333 Raymond Lundquiat, Assoc. John R. Alexander Atlantic S in k Bldg. FOR SALE b y owner. 3 room s FA 2-3951 modern near e e b o o l , 1300 down. Balance aaiy. F A 3-0721. I hadroom home I.argt let with fruit trats. Lake Mary. Ph. FA 2-1541 or FA 2-6049. IF IT IS R E A L ESTATE e BRAND NEW! NEARLY NEW/ Stenstrom Realty to i WELL DRILLING Fairbanks-Morse f u v p e Repair* to all m ikes HOWARD C. LONG SOT E. Commercial Ave, Thona FA 2-2813_____ 18 A— PLUMBING a*4 ROOF ING_______________________ Woman. 4 hours a day. 5 days a weak, to rtady 4 children for school and general housework. FA 2 3110 after 4 p.m. Immediate opening fo r full time help at the BURGER-KING. No t a b l e waiting, no curb work I BE AUTIFU L 2 bedroom homes 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, double car­ Apply in person to Mr. Solo­ open fo r inspection. 27th St. port, iparlous rooms through mon, 2109 French Ave. 4 Magnolia, 2 blocks from out, Incited in besutiful Loch W C T fB A rbor near Country Club, tin lu m n ' I P Pinecrest School. Look thesa believably prired st SUJno.OO, over before you buy. Terms, as \trtr as it t o o down, balsnca White or Colored Salesman for Archie B. Smith. 2711 Palmetto ntnta. Wonderful Wondarful home Improvements. A v «., Ph. F A 2-3377. last than rent. rtmuneration Phone F A 2-43J9 F or Site by owner, home in May S en i-e Station attendant wanted. fair Section, 11* years old, with 1501 French Ave , Colonial Oil in block o f Lake Monroe. Spa 3 Redroom, tiled bath, hardwood Co. floors, beautiful kitchen with cious 7 room s, utility room and garbage disposal, air condition, Boys Wanted—to sell The Sanscreened in porch. Shown b y ap* ed. close to schools and church**, ford Herald Monday through potntment only. Call FA 3-3428 surrounded by homes of eaust Frlaays at 3 89 p.m. Come to o r greater value, with excellent The Herald office and ask for neighbors, priced at 812,400.00, | Bill Vincent after 3:30. requiring $2950 down, a bat gain ; -------- ------------------------------ ---------- — U. E- STENSTROM you w ill agree. , r-xperieneed cabinet maker. Ap* Registered Broker ply W allis Cabinet Shop. Da2427 Laurel — Phoaa FA 2 242d Gaa 5aminol* Realty, 1901 Park A v «.. FA 2J232. Ban-510.530.00. low sm i 3 BR block; f4v.vw.vw, 4WW m $1,000.00 down, balance auit. Salaam an fo r full tima work.. 2007 Adams A v e . ______________ Home. 4 490. mo. rrois income Western Auto, 214 E. First St. realised. Full info. FA 2-16S9. N EW 2 bedroom fram e ,Fla. jI ^ M a LE or FEM ALE room , wall furnace. $8uo down. 7— REAL ESTATE WANTED Balanca monthly. FA 2-0725. Colored couple to live on pre­ Two bedroom house, also duplex. mise*. Care fo r home and child­ Consult A REALTO , R First Central location— Principla only. ren. Excellent salary. Ph. Day C IT L L E N A N D H A R K E Y Write Box 123 care Sanford tons Beach, CL 2 8697 between Herald. ^ 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 1591 4-7 p m. ask Crumley 4 Montaith at UT South Park Ph. TA 2-1495 19 months free larri.-e on saw Inslrumant purchase from us. BUKUR'S MUSIC HU0P 1004 Cedar Avenu* FA 2-0733 lOih grade. 2603 Hiawatha— Ph. FA GoetoMUag 4 m 4 % %% TT DOWN I. Till* given to a church 3. Reman poet 3. Youth* 4 Single unit 2-0881. JI f % 4#i %L a I W/ 15— ARTICLES FOR BAl.F, RAND ALL ELECTRIC COMPANY Ilanner Day Special* Sunbeam electric sheets Reg. $24 95 tor 513 93 Shirk " 2 3 " eleclrie shavers JUg. 824 05 fo r 513.95 (Choice of colors) Frvriie d erp ftt fryers M l» Rita Hollander, Danish Reg. 823.95 for 5.'1.95 Sueet from Copenhagen current, Sunbeam M lsm uter ly employed «* • water skier at Reg. $15.95 tor $ "J.35 Florida U) press tiardrns. Is th* G.F.. Hand Mixers M l 7 R e g 813 98 for $16 35 latest rniry lo the Tauierlns 112 Mssnolia Ave. FA 2 0915 Queen lon test being staged at ibis papular attraction ua No* SELL l 'S YOUR FL’ UNIT’ IRF. vrinbrr 3rd. Th* lucky quern Cash (or any amount. Super Trading Post. 1 mile south of will reign over f call villas al (ha Sanford. Phono FA 2-0677. Tiugerio* Jtonl Football u n it lo Orlando on New Yesr's Day. — Factory to you— Alumiaum Venetian Winds -*— b l u . Nl l LHL sac Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom ii o u A P . i i m . i i m in o H tall with plastic en d,. Maitic or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cords. SenJarik G lut and Paint Co. I’RE - HOLIDAY SPECIAL Rnakrssn Bed 112-114 w . 2nd SL Ph. FA 2-4522 M r A Mrs. DreJier PegBeveled .Mirror iiiV.UO T-Shirt* 43« — Psint $2 50 gsl. Chest Camp Goods. Tsrpaulms, ArmyNavy Surplus— 319 Sanford Ave, Royal Comfort Innersprtng Mattreis RegGood rebuilt upright piano, $175. Matching Box Spring 3119.00 FA 2.8269. N'O'v All For Only 12 gsuga Remington automattr shotgun. Good condition, cheap. Th. F A 2-2098. English China—13 place setting, 85000. Ph FA 2-4932. § 1 9 5 .0 0 Terms FREE Tarnil LA Y A W A Y TILL X M A S ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Cor. 2nd & Macneli* T A 2 6321 "B u d " Bamberger. Mgr. Plumbing — Kresky Heating Double h u r n e r i.cm -ene heater Free Delivery M. G. HODGES complete, reasonable, l'h. FA 2-151$. Service on All Water Tumps— UrJfd furniture, appliances, tools Walla D rilad — Tumps ete. R-r.wrhl-sold. Larry's M lrt 4 akin K aluuky fur. 2 man's win­ Faola R o i l Fhona F A 2-6917 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 ter coats, re-dining chair, small gas stove. All in good condition. W. J. KING • BIG VALUES lOOO 8 . Park Ave., Apt. 4. P ljm h h g and Supplis* • QUICK CREDIT Kohler Plumbing 29— FURNITURE and • KASY TKRMS Ream Water Heater* HOUSEHOLD GOODS 5VILSON-MA1ER 2534 Orlando Dr. FA 2 0(13 N o * tod Usad Furmtur# 311 E. First £L Ph FA 2-5625 Plumbing 4 Heating, F ie# Estl mites, Alt work guaranteed tor Get the moat for your oM FURNITURE OF CHARACTER on* year. Bill I^B re*. Long furniture. . Built Ry wood. Phona V A llcy 81311. Master Craftsmen In Style and Construction PLUMBING Furniture and Appliance* Th* asm* as Thos* Contract and Repair Warir New k U*ed Prised Since Free Estimate* Colonial Day* R. U HARVEY Finished For 2*4 Sanford Av*. Plum, FA 33841 Florida Climate In 203-03 East First F A 2-0963 Y our Choir* ot W oods CLARK New furniture, good condition. rtum blng, Healinr 4 Supply Co. 1805 Summerlin Ave. Contracting 4 Rtpalra t o l l Orlando Dr. Ph FA 2 2771 For sale twin Highway 17,92 South Baotord A m e l i a . ___ u rn Sanford Asm. Ph. FA 1-8545 1 % % y4 m % U—SOATV and MOTORS months old, ha* all the extras, 2454 Sanford A ve. PB. KA 2-1692 c a r t e r ” ito mV c l e a n i n g - ’ large landscaped corner lot, ter* SERVICE r iis o floor*, screened porch, car­ ROD A REEL REPAIRS Downstair* apartment, newly de ports and utility room. T iy own Window A Will Washing '413 Sanford Avenue e ora ted. Nieely lurnUhed. 110 er equity and u k a over month) Floor Waxing—NOrth 8-4161 Elm It. Ph. NO 5-4528. payments.- If you're laureate 132 Hiway 17-13 UaBiry ta ll FA 2-3809 fa r appointment FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES G A R R E T T S HEWING CENTER 2 room furnlahed apartment, m HOT Wynnewood Drive. eluding Utilitie*. *45 mo. 107 White -Necchi— Etna 1 MeRANEY-RMITII PAIN TS W. Mb. Repairs on nil m ikes klaehlnis 1515 Park A ve. F A 2-rt|61 323 East First St. FA 3-3244 ••HLVJi'l j i i w 3. Helds baek 22.Msditer* l H.’ tilMI* .jf i h i • >1 . 11.aV' JuUua’j » I . Phtlippint 8 Fortified ranean ill u1JIM^ \ ' 7. Cleaving wind knife e.imcinai •W !•*1'1' tool ivar.) S3. Book 3 Float ,-ji i i 0. County 8. Carry of (Ir.) 9. Beach Psalma jv r? .a ii 1.• J MMH » * u . r ’ 1-19. Actor Flynn shelters 21 Norse 1-.’ .lifl# « 11. Guided god 11. Apart 1 1 111 1 ‘-j-il (it 13. fttruck 15. Till* o f 29. India t-VAia-i :t iU.Mi-.il 14. Offer* respect lro«t.) is -j :i-i , 1111 13. Fretted IT. Court 30. Tropt. game cal YiiieriDr'a Aasvst 16. Aluminum 59 Curved line diteisa 33. Scrap# (sym.) 89. V a 32. Hiv*r With Mila IT. Fsaihartd m ature soldier (U 8.1 *4. Assistant (slang) 33. Wicked 35. Kernel# II. Famous 21.Breti* 31. Apportion eheep fall* 21. Lofty mountain T~ a r r~ i 21. Irritating 33. Wall vines T 2T. American Indian IS 28. Roman goddess •f ' i* 30 Fastens 31. Gov. Smith i« > IN. Y.) 7i n TT 33. Jog the •t ' la memory 33 Jargon i» 37. necurrenc# U' n 38. Cholee group T T 39. Aforesaid i* thing (0. Shore bird Ji )» i> 41.Thin 41. Pilcher g . SAturdty A Sunday* • *-m* • » pm . __ ___ ____ C R O S S W O R D ACROSS Chrysler Airtemp Cer. H *y. 1712 A 27th SL Phoaa FA 2-1801 B R A I L E Y O D H A M , Frag, Thursday, Oct. 31, 1WT TRADE-IN NOW SSAVES Mather of Sanford LOTS OF TIMt ON HIS HANDS-Charl** W. Thiery o f Belmont. M*U , check* the Ume n hli 10'th ycsr of 111* tick* away. A n « tired (old buyer, Tillery almost died ot pneumonia as a e h i'i and one* came clm t to drowning. Ha doe* net ameka or drink, "except maybe a m outhfulot whiskey w hen! have a c o ld ."(International) cn gargB u is r n r Brookfield Mills Clean, pleasant surroundings. Wonder­ ful opportunities for experienced sewing machine operators. Apply 206 North Elm Ave. �i M bn espflel. Tb# Irift n i tW m iag WABIAW, Polud {VPV-PoUih uhedulcd to begin tarty MXt « k Commaniit Party Chief Wladytlaw month. ier- Geadka wUl le d a m n man ibly delegation to Moscow -to partidcan pita in celebration* commemorat­ es, big the eath snnlvtnsry of the Pm Xaaelan Ecrolutloa, It was sa­ l a t neoMod today. The a a a o ioomant did a#» aay exactly when the (UP)— haaaaMy o f tha head Injuriea. LAYAWAY SALE $1.00 Will Hold Any Hem $ J Puts Set A Of 4 On a Your Car a y I I N N I T T C U C -------------------- eneotuterad a iGalki^taa arable* A PSYCHIATRIST a ha the penon of patient who waa abaohittty convinced love with an elephant After endleaa sasdons am eou analyit convinced the poor %* fellow It all had been a W hallucination. "O k a y, as Tin cured,** nodded the petlent weakly, "but now I've W X got another problem yam # \ muat active for me." eft. 1 "What nowt" naked the W I7 A I aaalyat wearily. V J l The patient iaked. "Do yen G M y V flT happen to know gomtborfy tn j the market for one mighty big Jr engegement ring f* ^ .o^ i Km Available In 8uford 3-T SUPER-CUSHIONS *good/ Give him the bike he wants m ost! v ea r p r ic e s low s a v in g s h ig h mmt miimm -, LAY-AW AY ONLY L CARDINAL Car Partem Roofing Etc. N 6 DOWN PAYMENT FRA A Conventional LOANS P. a B n 601 too-pound gorilla who called htmeelf "Smiling Bern from Anutentam." “Nobody never brtnge beck a Jalopy what I’ve aold 'em," boeatad the Smikr—and he wee righL He thoughtfully had eaUbllahed Me let at the top e« a sharp kill—and whan a cuetomer drove near off. he eenldnt bring It baeht 0 U*h hr auaett Cwt BMithetee tr Boa Fkaewea SnOMan FA I-4M9 Columbie-buili biket an well known for tfiefar ouality and de­ sign. Pick your favorite tooaylj Jet Fire 26" COLUM BIA-BUILT Hat all thata fa a tu rw j Now is your opportunity to save on brand-new Urea. Goodyear* famous Triple-Tempered 3-T Super-Cuahlona are priced way down. Trade now for safer, easier-riding 3-T Super-Cushiona. Extra atrength. longer wear, better traction . . . at an unbeatable low price. Come in today. • • • • • " > 7 .7 ^ 2 ^ YO U R OLD R EFRIGERATO R IS OU TDATED FRO M Exclusive light-tank design Bmndix power brakes Aendix 2-speed gear shift Ltbri-Kleen chain oiler Built-in kickstand G E N E R A L © ELECTRIC 10th Anniversary Modd IM Ijr*^ ★ R E V O L V I N f t S HE LV ES RAYON and ORI.ON BLANKETS Roy*a Jackets < 0 . 9 « * • S to S Value IS-SS * / l Men*a Winter Weight 1.25 Per Week Cuddly doll will drink, wet, cry, coo, blow bubbles, and open and dose her big eye*. 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Ha la determined that the Justice Department have the aame repu­ tation under hie leadership. More Judges “ It i> eery Important,** he said la an Interview, “ that the public have complete confidence that the lawa are bcint enforced fairly, NEW YORE, (UP>—Two scien­ tists who looked over the happy Inhabitants of “ one of primitive men’s lest atanda'* on this aarth, were anything but certain that they could be benefited by the “ benefits'* of our civilisation. “ It must not bo forgotten that although thev have no doctor, neither do they have a noticemen.” the scientists reported. “ Though they heve no hospital, neither do they heve e Jell. “ Though they have minv deaths from unnecessary tauses. they have no murder*, and • v a n though they may b* hungry and die of malnutrition, still they do "Maybe we have as much to not staal from each other. Something t* Learn team at to teaeh by trying to bring thes* people Into our sphere of influence.” •OV IMAM ATTI! IP-OAT COMA-Grateful John Splenv of Brooklyn, N. Y , feeds his eon, Robert, I, to Long Island Jewish These people, numbering around Hospital after tha boy came out of an SO-day coma with tho word*. 1300 Inhabit Orchid Island which “Daddy, I lov# you." Tho boy had apparently recovered Cram a has about II square miles snd Is bicycle fall In August whea ha suddenly lapsed into the coma. a dot In tho pacific SO miles off Spierer kept a bedside vigil until ha was forced to go bock to work. tho eoast of Formosa. The scien­ Now he asks prayers that Robert's partial paralysis will bo cured. tists were Drs. James P. Wsrd and Hsu Shlh-Chu who rsported to their alma mater, tha Harvard Sehool of Public Health. Civilisation h a s persistently passed Orchid Island. For one thing, ships can get not closer than several hundred yards from tha eoast. Primitive native eanqes then remove passenger* and cargo. For another, the Island has of Vice President Richard M. Nix­ no exploitable resources of any on. He has warm tlea with Im­ kind. portant senator! of both parties, SANTA MARIA DI GALERIA, “ Tho people are small, under­ datlag back to his three years of Italy M— Pope Tlus XII has called • Set of 6 serrated on world leaders Sunday to think nourished, illiterate and extremely service as chief counsel « f the Senate committee which turned about the|r “ onrrous duty” of sav­ “ Their total occupation seems to edge stainless ing the world from a new war. friendly,” the scientists rsported. up the deep frees# and five perThe • - year • old Pope made mostly of fish and taros,” .the centor scandals. And he la a form­ steel blades hla plea for peace In the first he to find food; this consists ed protege of Thomas E. Dewey. Moving Upward words spoken over a new $2,400,- latter being a plant cultivated for Rogers will be literally moving 000 Vatican radio station bare. His its edible, starchy root*No Property Owaera straight up when hn moves Ini# speech, In Latin, was carried si­ tha attorney general's suite on tha multaneously to every point of the peujeo X||»njav ton q Xtjsdojj,, by anyone and there seem to bo fifth floor of tha Justice Depart­ globe for the first time. few disputes which cannot be He said his call for peace came settled privately. Whole families ment. Ever since the Elsenhower administration moved lnt« Wash­ "so mueh more fervently today live In one-room thatched huts ington, he haa occupied tha deputy line# elouda of discord seem to with plank flooring. Most cooking obscure the ikies of the countries la done outdors. In visiting sev- attorney general’* suite on* floor of the Near East, dose to the eral of these home*, we saw no below and directly beneath the boss’ s. credel of tho Redeemer.” evidence of furniture of any kind.” Since Rogers had an Important “ Let all recognise,” he warned, The clothing of these happy peo- hand In shaping Justice Depart­ “ how Immense and irreparable Is pie la "whatever la given ihem." the sum total of destruction which It used to be more or less, non­ ment polldei under retiring Her­ could result from the consuming existent but In the last few rears bert Brownell Jr., there la no rea­ son to expect radical changes In fires of a new war. It has been “ much Improved" by the department’ s approach to such “ Out of wars, as recont events missionaries who supplied the problems as school Integration, only too clearly testify, come women with dresses and the men anti • trust law enforcement, aad forth slaughter, destruction and with a few shirts. civil rights. “ The men atlll have not adopted misery of every description.” But there ara two areas, at “ We Invite all with repeated ur­ the Western style of wearing least, In which tha new attorney pants.” the s c i e n t i s t s said, gency to establish and confirm general haa strong Idea* of hla the peace.” The Pop* broke with papal tradition to coma t« this barren hilltop 11 milt* north of Roma to deliver hla plea. Hla trip marked the first time a Pope has left Roma for any place but tha papal summer residence at Caste! CAMBRIDGE, Mass. W — Near­ Gandolof tinea 1170. ly everyone on the face of the His speech also marked the be­ earth should he able to see the THE FORGOTTEN ONE ginning of a new era in the Catho­ EL CENTRO. Calif. W ... At­ Russian satellite rocket la early lic Church's Ideological struggle torney Russell Yeager entered a December, an astronomer said. with communism. The rockel’e drblt will lie In the wlndowlest cell In the mental The 23 antennae and four trans­ ward of Imperial County Hospital twilight bend of the earth during mitters of the radio station will a f t e r telling a nurse he these deyi and will be “ highly permit the church to carry Ita would finish his talk with a pa­ visible” between Dee. 1 and 3, menage to every part of the tient end be ready to come out la Karl S. Ilenlce said. globe despite weather or Iron Cur­ 20 minutes. After more than an Henlce. senior astronomer at tain Jamming. hour of yelling and rattling of the tho Smithsonian astrophyslcal ob­ cell door Yeager was released by servatory, tald the rocket will be • Former value WELL, THAT'S THAT! the red-faced nun# who “forgot” visible ever New England and LOS ANGELES (UP) —The age- he wai locked In. many other areas of the United much higher old problem of how to keep vita­ Statei on the evening of Dec. 1 mins from being lost during the Al MEAN TRICK “ It will be glowlnr much bright­ milling of rice was reported solved MILWAUKEE. WIs. W - 200ft er,” he said, “ because It will be today. The answer — shoot them officials oiled and canned 2,100 much rioter to the earth.” Into the kernels. A process through pounds of polar bear and exported Henlce tald everyone from south­ which steim pressure la used to It to mother too Tuesday. Three ern Canada to Argentina and from drive vitamins and minerals In­ polar bears were lured Into steel Great Britain to South Africa side the kernels of rice from the crates with cod liver oil, then sent should be able to tee the rocket Jewelry Store 202 E. First St. FA 2-0181 outer bran layer was announced to their new home In Jackson, In either evening or morning be­ by Comet Rice 31111s. Miss. tween Dee. t and 3. , JOtivjiA without retard to any partisan political considerations.” Ha alio plana to puah vigorously for creation of additional fedaral judgeship* and other reforms to speed up the administration ofi Jus­ tice In the badly • clogged U.S. court system. “ It takes wed ever two yean to bring the average ease to trial In federal court* here In Wash­ ington," he said. “ In soma areaa the average delay la more than four years.” Kg S M m MTM-AMniCAN PltU - President Elsenhower la shown as he addressed the too editors and publishers assembled la Washington for the Inter-Amertcan Press Association meeting. Partnership of the American republics, said the President, “ is a mighty course for freedom and security of the world." At right Is Dr. Alberto Oalnxa Pax, president of the organization, whooo Journalistic crusade against former dictator Juan Peron, of Arwitlna, resulted In the seizure of bis newspaper, La Pietin. 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I am a retired peacetime veteran, and I have elected to re­ ceive disability compensation from VA. Would I bo entitled to out­ patient treatment for my am iceconnected disability? A. Yaa. You would bo entitled to VA outpatient treatment. Mrs. G. W. Flabor and Mlm Mae Johnson of DeLand entertsliwd Wodnesdty honoring tho birthday o f Mls« Doris Faber. Honor Roll first six week period •s announced by Pref, Hayman., fourth grade, Mike Thursam, Matt Thuraam, Donna Parish, Johnny Burnett, Evelyn Carlton. Fifth, Judy WUllami. Tbo AFL-CIO Executive Count il, la authorising tbo Bltt.OOO-a-mocth eampilga, loft dotollo to a nine man committee beaded by William C. Birthright, president of # birber'a union.* DiMloonroo by tbo Bonita Back, eta Committee of corruption in aome unions have damaged labor’s laaeral alaadlnr with the public ind coogreaa. labor leaden fear. Tbo couactl’a eetloa la cuiptnding the scandal-scarred Teamster Union end threatening ouster of the Bakery Workers and Unlt^ Textile Workers would be pubW cixed In the campaign. The three unions were told to eliminate the officials charged with corruption or leave tho AFL-CIO. Tbo money srould be apent Urgely on radio and television time, newipaper advertisements and possibly films to tell the federation's story, the spokesman said. The council hac cancelled im radio news programs, effective on Dee, 31, and expects to save 1630,* 000 a year by this move. The AFL-CIO sponsors nightly broadcasta by Edward P. Morgan and John Vandereook. This decision may bo reconiid«rod, however, according to AFL-CIO President George Meany. better better With the Uisst modal elds, ell typos. *As s Barrette ‘ Behind the Ear ‘ With Concealed Hair Band •Hstrin* Glamm ‘ Attached to your Glasses ‘ All In tho Ear *AU on the Ear •Or tho con­ ventional way. Select tho type you prefer. 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ThO official organiiatlen of paychoaomatle medicine has mors than tripled Its membership in tha last few years. However. Wartonborg did not propose establish- spokvimsn objective ot tho ttm p ilrn ««uM bo to bead off tbrooUnc ) ... i t ____ _______iy lncome’ ia c u e I am totally die- cntl-Ubor 1«(illation In Congress beys are tn a basket under a single balloon. Tho author tbooritod that If then wore no air outslda the earth, one could get along without breathing, rThe Jfew Verb PubUe Ubrary, Central Pram) la the rated that to actually ergsnle," be said. A neurologist, ef gu pranelieo, be wea lecturing non.,peC|illied physicians on the melnjngl 0{ obscure neurological lfapttm t fc the Teehnleat Jettfntj 0g ths American Academy ef Sixth, Kitty Burnett, Tsui Ser­ mons. General Practice, Seventh, none. Msrsiy because "mmtthtog bapEighth, carol Lederbause, Mario , fltr emotion, U pccompaBraddam. ^ bJr tmotion or increastd by Weoktnd guests at the borne ef 4B8u**t" M metor sheuM Jump t# the conclusion that this phyg|ga| •■something1’ la* caused by , mouoB, he said, Mot Dramatic Kasugh H# cited a physical dtoorder, ..{omo* dyitenle," and said Its hysterics who actually manlftatatlons might bo P l | 4 » SMITH a tsdsy. A k tr U M )a Pram I rite i e filte r )RK IR — Bwlramlng t preaent-dly scientific medical letter dore attontlon for tba pchlc” and lata for the tatle." reu didn't figure U eut ‘aomateptychto" la the if the body over tho •ad of tho otltoe way eh to "ptyehoaonUUe." n Wartenberg, tha dlatost the growing pepui f medical doctors of latio medtotoe." Imnowadays many people Washington ( U n -T B « Arta o will lm x h ■ 1U W 0OO public rtbtlou ctmuolvn M il poor to roitoro O ff aolitd labor's re p u la, .! Mr. and Mra. D. K. 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Howard, form er president o f United Press; Yu 8hao-Un, o f the staff o f tho boy eaprior, Henry Po-yt; and Miles W. Vaughn, former U.P. Fur Eastern manager, who a few year* ago was killed in a hunting accident in Japan. FOUNDER OF THE UNITED PRESS was tha crusading E. W. Scrippt. Taking two regional press associations o f kls own, ha bought a third to unlit with them into a single organization, the United Press Associations. Tha data o f founding was Juno 11. 1907. * A TABLE M ODEL TV In Good Working: Condition WILL BE SOLD AT 4:30 P.M. SATURDAY Com® h A id R i g i i t f r F or Y o w PurchM® A t A*tf Tt®*® F riday or SatanU y P. D. Anderson Jr. o f Savannah w ai the guest o f his parents last Friday and Saturday. He wa» ac­ companied b y a friend and fellow CAA worker, Jack Wright, also o f Savannah. I had two wonderful visits con­ cerning the recent Tri-Stale Nazirene Conference held for two days in Jacksonville st the Seminole HoteL Mrs. Bill (Virginia! Mathewe* told of the inspiring lime her daughter had then Mrs. Drawdy, the minister's wife, called to tell me of the meetings more In detail. The conference had dele­ gates from South Carolina, Geor­ gia and Florida. The purpose was a training period for all Sunday School workers in every phase of the Sunday School work. The cla n es w ere very Inspiring and each o f the delegates from the Lake Mary Church o f the Nazarene felt that they had learned so much. On the w ay home the group stop­ ped at St. Augustine fo r a tour o f the Old Spanijh Fort, Castillo San Marcos, and a little shopping. Attending the two day conference were the Rev. and Mrs. 8. L. Drawdy, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Burke, Mrs. L. C. Tillis. Gayle Burke. Coleen Matthews and Francis TtUis. Mr. and Mr*. A. F. Kemp and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Steiner had dinner Sunday in Daytona Beach to celebrate the Kemp’ s wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mr*. Joa Maybinrv and Mrs. Grace Colo have as their guest tho litte rs ion Ernest Cole Jr., o f Boston, Mass. It was wonderful new* t« hear that A . N. Scott has improved from his recent illness to permit him and Mrs. Scott lo spend the psst weekend it tho beach Just a reminder to tha officers o f the PWO of the Community Presbyterian Church, there will be an executlv® meeting Tuesday, Nov. S at • p. m. at the ehureh. There is also in executive meet­ ing o f the P-TA Monday after­ noon (Nov. 4) at 3 at the school. All officers and committee chairmen are supposed to attend. Marcia Russ of Jackson Heights, L. I. spent last weekend with her grandparent*, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Ferguson at their ,home on W lloer Ave. Miss Ruts is employ­ ed by Eastern Alrllnei at LaGuadia Flrld in N. Y. C. and flew In on one o f their Silver Falco** and returned Sunday to her Long laIsnd home. The Ferguson* enjoyed her visit so very much. I met Mar­ cia In Sunday School, just wish she lived in this area. On Saturday the Fergusons and Marcia visited Bok Tower and Cyprus Gardens. I went in search o f Maxine Hopkin* Thursday about P-TA busi­ ness. Found her at Rose Steiners, unwrapping the prises for the Nov. 1 Halloween CarnlvaL She said, “ This is ju it like ChristmasI" And it was. The prizes seem to be rest nice. She also slid that all booths, gam es snd hot dogs would be ten cents. Tha movie will be a Hoppalong Cassidy picture ami car­ toons. Sounds good. The Dads that are to help with the setting up of the booths are to start at noon on Friday or any time in tha after­ noon that they ean come. Guess that la tha latest on the Halloween Carnival. Ars any o f yon planning to at­ tend tha P-TA convention In Or­ lando Nov, y », TT The official delegates from our group have al­ ready been chosen but any mem­ ber ia urged and welcomed to go We of Seminole won't have an­ other opportunity to attend a con­ vention so near home again for a long while so come cm and make arrangements to go with us. If yoa would like to go call Harriet Mixon, Rose Steiner, me or see Maxine Hopkins. Let's have a good delegation from Lake M iry. My phone is still FA2-U0S so I call me about the birthday par­ ties, shower* snd dinners you all 1 ara having. The anti - claustrophobic d eep [elim inating the fire danger if you By DOC QUIGG United Press S U ff Correspondent fall a ilce p smoking in bed, and the mask U a regular d eep m aik but NEW YORK W — Norman tray la fa r enough away to let equipped with peephole*—like tha Dine, a New York merchant who your wtfe aleep without h cln j both­ com m uter snoorer—so that th f anxious sleeper ean open one es* hat been struggling for a quarter ered by amoke or w orry. The silent radio baa a apeaker anon and keep In touch with Sag uf a century with ways and means to keep America asleep, mnv has on the end o f a wire, and tha world. come up with a new catnap device ■peaken fo e * under your w ife'* pil­ The TOD Is new, too. TVs • p!a»* called “ the safety snoorer foe low to -the ean lliten and you tin tie unit with built-in buzrer and deep. commuter*.’’ two tiny batteries under the snar­ Awake With A Glow Dine operates a “ sleep center." er's pillow. The bed-partner has ■ The polite alarm clack wake* which sell* smooth • mooring aids of at! persuasions. including such you by blinking a glowing light pushbutton which sounds the bus­ attractively named instruments as Into your p u n rather than ringing ier harshly enough to remind the the safety smoker, the silent radio, or butting — supposed to be lets snorer to turn o ff his back but nol shocking. loud enough to wako him np. the polite alarm clock, the ptatoric bed, the anti claustrophobic sleep mask, and an anti-snore gadget called TOD ("turn over, darling.") The commuter «afety vnouzer is for gents who want to utilise that Jong train trip from office to home for a concentrated catnap— -----------------B y BENNETT CEKF----------------but have been afraid they'll sleep 6 - Y E A R -O LD w atched a ballet for the first time on tele­ past the hi/me -top amt into wifely vision, and was particularly puzzled when the chorus pir­ turmoil. ouetted about the stage on their toes. "W hy,’’ he asked his dad, Eyemotk Fits Well "d on ’ t they Just hira taller . |- ■ i It t* an eyemavk made o f alum­ ' I'T'-iV-ce-il-T A Emm- feihloa* a gyps* eetf of steaming red satin. Mounted aa a band of black irmarain, the toll rroan i* rruthrd down to •we tide and treurrd with a Mark grorgrsln bow. Fur* by Fredrleat pearl* by Marvell*. Style tt 153 inum foil sandwiched between two light-weave, rayon • stain cloth strip*, with elastle earhooks in keep it on. It mould* to the facial contours, keeping light out, per­ mitting sleep. The touch of genius in the thing show* in a while card affixed to its front. The card bears the l e g e n d ) •Tleasc weke mo at . . wi t h space for writing in the destina­ tion or the hour o f desired awak­ ening. The conductor must d j the ' rest. Dine calls the card a “ Snooze 'G u ard ." Price. S1.23. As for Dnie's other Inspirations *irU?". - ‘ \ A man In Spokane adver­ tised for a wife, and boasted that ha received 300 replies. "What did tha answers read Ilka t" he waa asked. "Moat of them," ha admitted, "said ■You can have mine.' **. Billy Wilder has as Idea for tha most stupendous give- S . uL away show of alt. Every con- a w S . testant la a millionaire to atari with; If he misses a question, he gets so much money ha's forced Into a higher tax bracket. , * * w J J J m |/ I g * . j "Never Judge a woman by her clothes," advises a most obeervtng Judge. "There Isn't enough evidence." O HIT. by Iteaett Cerf. DUtntmtvd by King reetuna lyadkata. B a n n e r g y y S Sensational Skirt & Blouse Smash Come Look and Rave! Three are soups, just Introduced, ara adaptotioiw In canned condensed form ol internationally famous recipes: Minestrone, the Italian-style vegetable soup from Use land of the Leaning Tower of Pisa; Chlckea Vegetable, inspired by Ih* grrut chefs of France; Turkey Soodls, as American aa our symbolic Statue of Liberty. 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Ba s*U th* thfri 1 an aad operator* of Hy / a MSB BARE substituted foe objectivity. ilea who are Invoked to aeddeau Prean t u ff Comm YOEJL M — twirflag anwhich result to death ar injury or lin y Graham tai la the nation’* history bade Um M tkltL WASHINGTON ■> - Tha Smith- The Germans also eita traniproperty damage amounting to HO torn* tears# offstage aad e* •n evangelistic crusade thit.tuns- a aantlaantal farewell Monday olay uadrapad a , jrent am. A museum hreehure marked tha jam packed ar mere, to furaUh proof *f future *d cut to te the molt impressive eight. W W TD M » _ TW transparent lady with argana that said tha mm are th* "same make financial responsibility before ewn- Tuesday of the Graham was (Ivan a teitlmonUght up aad vdaa that glow la and speech with the usual dWcrenUnuiag to drive, regard!*** of who Opera's 72rd season. tielions.” la] dinar by Dm Protestant Coun­ tha dark. lo t tho nstla and fading caters "Wa belter* the woman <• merQ waa at fault fas th* aeddaaL That cil of tha City of Naw York, la the reason Florida's statute la of tho leaves were hardly noticed The lady, wnedBdiTty nl acceptable arttetleaHy," Nrifflnamid Dm rustle ef rich alike and Brunhild* by Smithsonian organisation of about 2,TOOchurch­ 1*87.) known aa a "a* fault" law. .^ . . sables and the glitter of restly Is a life-sis# plexiglass frautela. nagen said. es in tho metropolitan sros that TALLAHASSEE—Florida raaka In addition. Involved penpaa mi jewels la the Met'* famed ''Dia­ Shs te the star af Dm Smithsonbrought tho fiery evangelist hsrs pretty lew among Dm states ad ate* secure releases from Injured mond Horseshoe." tea's new kail of health scheduled this nation where trial traffic parties and aaliafy claims for to pump new relllloua rigor Into The leave* onstage were pro­ te ope* nett Sunday. deaths equal ana every U min­ damages unices finally adjudged both tho ministry aad tha laity. utes; when traffic Injuria* aeeur act liable by a civil court. If re­ vided In the Opening autumnal U m gurry medal, on* af the Tha evangelist was thsnkod for at tha rate of ana every M a**- leases ar* act secured, collateral scene ef Tchaikovsky'* epera "Eu­ mast complicated ef Ita hind la gene Onegin." Outside, chill winds to* world, steeds on n revolving preaching 120 sermons that result­ onds. aad where a total of 22.000,- deport* up t* tUpOO* may be re­ whirled October leave* about Dm platform la the center of th* mo­ NEWS OF MEN INI. ----- JIM quired ef ttipoadcate to satisfy 000 driven appeal la trafG* court ed In nearly *0,000 "decision* for FORT MYKR, VA. (AHINC)— sidewalks. dernistic ball. As one by one 28 claims. etch year, aU of which result! in Christ" following Us Madison' Seated la tha Diamond Horse­ of her organs light tip, n vole's Army Pte. David L. Crume. sen Failure to comply can result In of Mr. and Mrs. John 0 . firump. J Square Garden rallies and meet­ a total annual tconomla Mae ef the loes of a motorist's driving shoe were diplomats, temtev* la describes them te music. over *800.090,000. Longwood, recently received a ings elsewhere In the area. th* world ef fashion, of f*«enca, Brunhild* Is a’ mass o f color. . , , , . _ The** figures wore emptied fey and motor vehicle ragtetrallen pri___ ____________________ M m U r y o f United m tfm_____ lefU .*, The council conalderod the Gra­ Bn organisation which la Berksp* •Iiom * Aa Involved person who1*nd particularly of society. The Her cast aluminum bones are Motor Driver Badge ateard at Fort Botert LFrey, work a* ainanltanti la IMS to tte U X ham crusadt so successful that It one of the beat able to compile vlltgei. Aa revolved * " “ ^ 1 first nlgM at the Met la tradition white. Her plexiglass and celluloid Myer, Va., white serving with m Sa Headquarters Company af the U. to the VM, eenfteeSW an freed— of lafemstten In has embarked on a program of such figure*—Dm Traffic Safety r * MOO*Md"or*h* Imprisoned ■jjr Mt aside for tte organs are red, orange and mus­ continuous evangelism, budgeted Department ef th* Aseoeiatten *1 for up to N .days. °f top name* la the eoeial regia- tard yellow. Her luminous copper S. Army Service Center. Crump won Dm award for driv­ at a million dollars a year. ThU law « u amended hy th* ter. Casualty and Surety Campania* in Desple the excitement at Dm veins, nerves, arteries and lym ing military vehicles for more' The dinner was atandod by num­ Naw York CUy. ' Iaet Sassloa ef the Legtetetur* te phatle system are blue, green, red 4.000 persons on hand for th* Dun on* year without an ***ld«nt bers of Graham's erusade "team” and fellow. What has Florida done to coun­ apply net only to tboee Involved or traffic violation. of 25 workers, ministers from the ter IU share In this peer record In accidents, hut els* to persona opening night there wae consider­ ■ad* to Tha SS-yetr-old soldier entered arts and members of Dm Now produced by a "naDon on wha*i*"T whose driver’ s licensee Bar* been ably lees enthusiasm shown about Th* Dautehaa Ccsundbalts Mu­ tha A m y in Jena 1M and weeivqj) York crusade eieeuttve committee la addition to Dm many traffic revoked tor violations of Dm driver the production than la other seum la Caiogne, Germany, turned ad baste training at Vtet Dtx, N. that raised nearly two million dol­ safety program* and rimQar pro­ license law. Thia amendment was years. Critics appeared to thtak out Brunhild* tor HMOO. A Smith­ J. Ha attended Bryant Uahnnlty. lars In private donations to con­ jects undertaken to help eombat aimed primarily at tha drunk and highly of tho efts, costumes and sonian spokesmen said it coat an­ His wife, Wilms, Uvm to Arling­ performers, but not so much ef duct the erusade. thia problem, lb* State Legtela- reckless driver, but also applies to Dm opera Iteclf. other |2,M to construct in elec­ ton .Va. m o In kin farewell address to th* turo has enacted a Financial Ea* other violation* of the driver's One Indication of the opera'a tronic control system. license law. group, Graham warned again, ns sponalbiUty Law for motorist*. The Doutehee GesundheUs This Is the way th* law works, lack of popularity wis In the stan­ pte said Brunhild* waa east from be did repeatedly during his eru- This law was Grit enacted in Fkrdee's tine, which was camperse, that unless th* free world Ida In 1KT for the purpose of pro­ for example: say you ere Involved a rubberised maid taken from aa "pick* up the Christian Gag” tbs moting safety and providing finan­ In an aeeldent, driving t borrowed lively lata In farming and email anmgrmaua (a* phene numbers) 2ftIn number, although eU M4 stand­ car, la which a person in tho sec­ fttg of the Communist hammer cial security to those who were ysar-old German girl. They said 1 ’’l i r a ' and tlckls "taay win lb* world." placed la Dm position of having ond car Is injured. Your driving ing places were taken well before both the medal aad Brunhild* are curtain time at t p. m. "There ere tws answers to Ufs," to pay for damages resulting (Tom license Is then subject to suspen­ 8 feet, 7 Inelee tall and tha modal 1 r'lH jr sion, as well as that of tho driver There waa a bright spot In tha weighs la at "seven stons” IS Graham sold. "One Is the Marx­ motor vablcle accidents. at the other vehtete. The registra­ I ..iifl' standees' chill aad lengthy wait, pOunda. ist anawsr. Communism offers Recent amendment* to this law people something and It his dedi­ have strengthened It as em ptied tion ef both vehicle* Is subject to however — Met General Manager Na weight was given for Dm suspension, unices the require­ Rudolf Bing altered his usual cated people working for It" with Um original, 1*47 act. Thia original lady. One Smithsonian ex­ The other answer to man'* prob­ has been particularly so aa U ments ef the law an met, even form of hospitality due to tho Bus- hibit expert said flatly If Brunhllthough tho owner of tho borrowed Dan Character of th* opera and lems, Graham said, was to bo relate* to panaltteo and Dm mean* i n i ear was not actually Involved In provided warming vodka for the da were real she would tip the found in ChrlsDanlty, but "Dm for enforcing of the statute. scales at about 148. Dm accident except Dirough owner­ Communists may win the world The 1M7 Act lacked "teeth" and ship ef on* ef the Involved vehi­ standees Instead of to# traditional "I used te go with a girl built coffee. unless we have an equal dedica­ eoniequcatiy accomplished little Just Uka that," ha said. "About * tion for Die principle* for which toward tho datlred results. In cles. as transparent, toe." we stand." In order to escape possible pen­ dal responsibility at Die Urns ef IMS, the percentage ef insured "I" Taw Personal Grahnm’a delivery did not seem motorist* In Florida hid risen only alties, Dm lnvslved persona who the aeddent, must simply com The original German script for ara unable to furnish proof «f fin- plat* a form which will be seal to be hampered by the fact he about tan percent, to * . Brunhild* has her Insides describ­ .*«dal responsibility at to* time by tha Financial Responsibility stood on only one good leg and iy M or M per cent e f the atoto’a CAUIB 'BOBNAMI*—Ray m -ifM ir a m am ceeiiner af Dm accident mutt than obtain Division after the accident report ed dlecreetly in Dm first pane*; eould not move about with his registered motorists. liuttU Ikli toel-sovteg. work-Mvlna Reese, 2), pate a puppy aft "This Is my sptesa. . .This Is ay and certify such proof, and meet la received from tbs Department usull dramatic Intentness. Tho O-B Furaec* maw soley wondoiful Loa Angeles City Jell, where This left a doubtful 4(1 or M per Other requirements of tho law In dtKsndlng colon." of Public Safety. Tho Involved central beatinc all winter. At any evangelist's left knee was Injured cent who might, or might not, eh* la accused of purloining ' The Smithsonian medical idenenter to avoid possible loss of driv­ tbM yon wish, w* ceil add O-B turnperson then his met Dm require­ last week when he was bu»*(| by have been able te respond for the cute canine. Uiso R em mar coollae. at eurprtetoglytow tort I ees curator, George Grtffinhageo, a ram and sent hurtling down a damagtp In th* event ef aeeldent. ing privileges. Involved persons ments of the law by establishing allegedly grabbed the puppy, TUa mm O-B Fitmoeo knd too now named Sox. after th* owner* steep 80-foot Inelino on his Mon­ During this period, INI, th* ac­ who ara covered by liability la- proof at future financial respon­ said th* first person approach waa O-B Homo CooHog Volt er other means at Gnu- sibility. tossed cot because it was too perhad refuted to tell him to bar. tMt*tii < to mdti m dndi, treal, N. C., farm. cident rata la Florida averaged SftwSher plant" toot «t» The evangelist's associates fear­ about 80,000 per year. anywhere, ovra in ocloaot En­ ed tha Injury may force him to Mora recently thia figure joy modern Urine win peerwear a east on Ills knee for some quadrupled and Dm ctMload han­ rouad air conditioolnf (or your Dm* and to eancsl severs! speak entire homoI dled by tha Financial Responsibi­ i Ing engagement* In gen Francisco lity Division has tnareasad steadi­ P la * * Hollywood, Fort Worth and Min ly with th* growing lumbar ef nespolls. m^orlsta In thia state. (Editors Nate: This Is the Graft of a series *f by State Traaawrer Coinmisslower J. mewm m o t about Florida'* utwfy amsadsl Financial ResponsIMltty Law for motoctet*. The amendments talkie law, enacted by tte UfT Legisla­ ture, became aftoetivt Oct. 1. h1 News O f Men In Service u ra re v amynasi If £ OIL FURNACE B a n n e r B E H E R A L # ELECTRIC Sanford Electric Co. PHONE FA 24862 I l l S. MAGNOLIA In an aside, tho BapUst minister said ha had been surprised to see how many of hli fellow southern ministers had "taken an stronger stand" regarding the re­ cent outbretki of racial violence than ho-had over thought pouiblo. "Not all southerners ara Ilka what you have been reading about In the proas," Graham i i ’d. ConatquanDy, tha State Legisla­ ture has been confronted Dm* and again wlUi Dm eld problem ef Um uninsured sr financially Insecure motorist who Is unablo te pay for Injuries or damagis which he might have caused In n motor vehicle accident. Sine* IMS, the Financial leap**slbUlty Law has required aU aw* 1957 MODBL WASHOUT USED CAR SALE Don’t Miss These ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON— B o n n e r \g w y s j j u y s ii & FRIDAY AND S A T U R D A Y !! C7-1ISA, 1956 Chevrolet Fordor V8 Engine, Powergllde Traa<imlaatoa. One Owner—Choice •( Tww. Engine, C7-16IA, 1956 Ford Custom Fordor V8 Engine, Air Conditioned. 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HOWARD United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON «P -A full-scale Congrasslonal Inquiry may start early next month on the U.5. posi* tlon in the battle with Russia (or missile superiority. Assistant Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield aaye. Mansfield said preliminary work has been completed for hearings to be held either by the Senate Prejtoedness Subcommittee nr the full Senate Armed Services Commlttee. President Elsenhower today presumably Is pursuing his own assessment of tbe nation's missile and scientific effort to meet the Russian challenge he conferred wlh Dr. Isadora 1. RaM, ehairman of his Scientific Advisory Committee, Defense >f«MUi*r Gordon Gray and Special Assistsnt Robert Cutter, who Is In charge o f Nations! Security Council affairs. Later, he met with Atomk Knarjy Com minion Chairman Lewis L* Strauss. Their conference was expected to explore the exchange of atomle information with Britain and other alliea and possibly the development of a super sclentlfic alllanee proposed by tbe Free* Ident and British Prims Minister Ii# l| i r a r i o n k U U W O I I W I I ^ re • • ^ | * | S IS ------------------------------- function only o« the highest *dueating levels, thui teaching. only what machine* couldn't. Make* Oetltee Tha outline wa* made by Dr. Simon Ramo, noted scientist, electrieal engineer, and member of the faculty of the California In* stitute of Technology. After be made the outline, the Russian* ^ 1 A A I 1 •I i m e aam r .......... . . . ----- m l|r NSW YORK ( UP>—M .nj KUnmlssOaa which require special metala and fuels. A gudden cancellation w m or­ dered Monday by Defense Secre­ tary NeU E. MeElroy In a previ­ ous order by bl* predecessor Charles X. Wilson, which would have slashed mlUtary research ind development funds by 170 mil­ lion dollars* Mansfield aald he w*» glad to *** the administration "carrying out the b u n t of Congress" by re­ storing the research funds. - arjsru — to tha special requirements of the sdeatiato by Cal That ■* gg^ , 1 1 Individual. Mixed fat with theea pbasMad that la e iM t toglRt maculae lessons would be " 1 spe* anything, except to "M b ahead.** |S| dal session with a skilled teach­ Scientific technology aaa mm er" who would bav* complete Mow up the world, ha said, n e t machine-made records of “ weeks Is oat alternative mltsa "tha of Intensive machine operations" coming crisis la educative" to to guide him. solved. The ether b "a robot imei Ne Trig, N* Sputnik Student* C n ll Reap Rama used trigonometry as an Ra(no *ald "a brilliant student trot world that coaabts largely ad •Sample. Without lt,‘ there esn be cou; j ramp through trigonometry Ignorant and uneducated maaaea •-......... pa- jn a yery amaU fraction of the who are slaved to a few M M fs ■ i^risusSS, ®f 0r Ura" which wOl make the pres-. opmenu bring the bl« crisis would "enunciate or narrate” its out go-called crtaia seem to be closer. 1principle* with sound movie* “ *■ nothing at all, and an they have| It la an always Increasingly lng "human actor* and vai ou* been stirred by an outline of an technical world, Rsmo pointed and sundry fixed and anlm te.d electronic, mechanised high school out; this world more and more geometrical diagram*." At 1 whkh eeuM theoretically prevent takea scientist* and engineer* ous times, the student* woult or eolv* the crisis, although at away from teaching and Into in* required to push buttons, to 1 ,ow great coat dustry. But the always Increasing their attentiveness, and the ®*‘ In thla high ichool most of ths complexity of this world "make* chine would ask questions w ,,c*| teaehln* wenld ha dona hr Mlcnce seem unattractive to the the student* would answer *»h ehln**7 lt would be staffed by a youngtter.," be said. push button*, largo number of clerks to *oordi* The mechanised high school That machine would be nato machine • taken reeordi of won'd concentrate the Identities mass Instruction. There wnuli pupils into codes "punched" another machine for Indlvl The Montana Democrat alao Ing, and a small number of high* of sold be hoped President £l»«bow * puplts and their progress In learn* 1Into Jits of metal like "chnrga* Instruction, one for each p er'a administration would prepare legislation to bring about more **operation between scientist* of Euratoa nation* and particularly thosa of tbe North Atlantic Treaty Organisation with U. 3. scientists. There wore there other develop­ ments: —At Jefferson City, Me., Sen. Stuart Symington declared the El­ senhower administration has "dona nothing" line* Sputnik w*a launch­ ed Oet. L —There w en more reassuring reports on U. 8 . mlisUae developmeat. The latest: encouraging prognse on a rocket to Intercept and destroy enemy ballistic milatlH. —At Philadelphia, NATO Secre­ tary — General Paul Henri Speak —said tbe U. S. should share 1U technical secrets with friendly nations. He said tha West can't afford to diapers* its scientific ef­ fort any longer. courio time. A dull student would have to spend more time with tha machines." He said the machine principle could be a p p l i e d to chemistry and other technologies, la English, to foreign languages. Technically those meehlne* could be designed and mad* on the hasis of present knowledge. But they’d be extremely expensive. Indeed, they’d require a new Industry »nd a new technical pro­ fession, that of "education engl- tha machines." Therefore, how youngster! must bo how to push the buttons. INDIA PROCLAIMS AMNKSVV NEW DELHI, India (UP) —HM government today announced • general amnesty for au N sg« rebel* convicted or under trial far anti- government activities. About 300 rebel tribesmen, Inchsdtog some of the bead-bunting N agu serving sentence* for murdering other natives, were expected to benefit from the decree. B a n n e r g jy s HtttT $71,900 ATOMS TOR MAC! MUXO-Dr. June* KlUlan, Jr, president of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, presents the grit Atom* for Feaco Award medallion to Dr. Niels Bohr (left), M, Danish physicist Looking on In Washington U President Elsen­ hower. The 373.000 award, * memorial to Henry and Edsel Tord, was made to the 1032 Nobel prise winner for hi* work in unlock­ ing tho secret of the atom and Ms attempts to dedicate nuclear power to peaceful purposes. (International Sonndphofo) Friday—Saturday . 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B a n n e r Cereal flake* are to guide to w o hi a a U a f b a l to crooh, time eUm lnetin# the todtoaa Jab broad. Juiciness and flavor a n improved by the addt flake*. Main dishes a n but on* of the many tagm breakfast cereal*. Cookie*, confection*, muffin*.brood*, on new flavor* and torture* by the addition of bn* Cereala make important nutritional contributions el protein, amentia1 B vitamin and minerals, U add enirjy. Hosteeam who enfay entertaining try to do n m preparation aa pesaibfa. Jumbo Cereal flake Herein prepared and ebaped early la the day. A mold bdpa form-sit* hamburger*. For easy handling, place oqui p r : r between each patty and refrigerate until time recipe adapt* iteeU t o !resting. Simply prepare Iks tin. wrap in a molstureproof freeaar paper and fn 'iha buffet table can b* eet before the pun*, f pr: oared catty in the day. After dte game, beat Um nan burger*, place potato chips and reUehea In eerr pare n tray with mugs of Instant cocoa and chilled a supper la ready I For a quick and eaey dessert rail balb of lee sweetened ties cereal and serve with fruit or dteool Jumbo Cereal Flak* Beaiburgers g g y s a n easy Osteen News By MBS. a r . INYDBB i . Mr. tod Mrs. W. B. Meeker of M i n M M M 4 the birth ef a ' ! deaghur Oet It, el the Naval ,* A b Station HieplUl In Jeckson•iPMe. Mr*. Meeker U the former 1 ''VFineee Lawson. The grandpar, ggte are Mr. and Mri. Raymond U * i* e of Oeteen aid Mr, and J Bin. W. 0, Mocker of DaUnd. f'\ Lee Causey ef DeLind and Ma■ rbn Ceueey of flavilla called on - iM re. Harry Ostem Wednesday. EH Mr. and Mri. William B. Wlda announce the birth of a ugliter, Glenda June, Oct. 13 at Beminal* Memorial Hospital Mr. end Mri. Gerald Hoiack end daughter Janette spent the week­ end with their eon, Pvt. Kenneth ; Hoiack at Ft. dordon, Ge. Pvt. * David Hejack mat hi* parents there and returned home with Asm. II# la being separated after . *k month* active duty at Ft. , Jackson, 8 . C. Mri. Turner and Mils Bowen of Winter Park called on Mr*. Har­ ry Oitecn recently, Mr. and Mrr. Harold Pell and Mre. Raymond Pell were in Daytoga Beaeh last week on b"«lnen. Marcus Peterson vliltcd his brother, J. S, Peterson and family last weekend, 1 Better Breakfast Day...Sept.26 pouiuii ground mci cup chopped mien 2 teaspoons salt Mia ingredients together thoroUfl pottle*. Ileat 2 Ubleepoona let I n i to the doneness desired. 3 to ■ mb once. If preferred, broil until done bed of gloning coals, turning see Vi DE MILLS HONORED PARIS to— Cecil B. De Mill*, TS-yecr-old American film produc­ er end director, has been awarded the French Legion of Honor. Com­ merce end lnduitry Minister Ar­ thur Conte pinned the Cron of Chevalier ol the Legion of Honor on Do MiUe during a brief cere­ mony Monday, The decoration waa awarded for aervlcea rendered to the film Industry. Gloss relish dish with Aluminum Cover Gloss butter dish with Aluminum Covtr 7) ra p n i tomato J B B B O C B B IU T rU II BXBUM (UF>— The secretary o f Beet Germany Deputy Prembr Otto Metthks has fled to Wert Berlin from the Soviet sector, It wee reported today- The private Intelligence organization "Informa­ tion bureau weal" aald the aecro­ tary, Irmgard Schurwanx, fled Oct. U after she was questioned on a trip ah* had made to West Berlin. Her predecessor ns Nuechke’e secretary, Edith Hermans, fltd to the West last year, Buy now and lay-a-way For Christm as. Wm. E. K ader Jeweler S Bay. Mom, Ut*a don’t forget Pop when It comes to a good nourishing breakfust I lUmembar, It take* a good round meet to bultd up energy for the busy day ahead, Htnrt him off on good crisp oet cereal topped with paachro, then bring on the aammbled egg* end Canadian style bacon. Add hot muffin* (quick and easy from a mis) and ■teaming coffea and he’ll Kit the road with a unit*) And far the net of th* week, try aotno of Urea* quick, easy end different br**kftut treats. Tomato Juice Stowed Prunes withOnng* Rln Crisp Oat Cereal Blueberry Waffiles, l!gn in a Frame Pork ft*usage Coffce-Tee-MUk Coffim-Tsa-Milk Melon Della Cinnamon Coffee Cake Poft Cooked Kgg ead Baco-i Coffre-Tea-Milk Toasted Wheat FUI French Toast CoffOe-Tea-MUk . . . facing life takes more cour* •ge and more strength than any one of us has eompleitly within himself. We need the strength of God, too. And We can find it— through regular family wor­ ship, Begin to find the strength o f your life. Worship together this week—and every week— at your Church or Synagogue. Publiihti i i maarasuBiais Caek day th# asmas of 4 people win bo published to Th* Harold Ouslflad a public icn let la crop. trotion urilh Thi A d m ittin g Council. loluatna for FREE Ikktts to tho lloviolaad RJdo-bt oad tho RRx th «tim If Tour b u u appears, clip the U , H Ii your fraa.Mckat—you pay only a small Mrs. Raymond Lav..: >i went to Yukon Sunday to vl-lt har • tar and aen-ln-Uw. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. MeHror for tlia 'remainder * f th# month. Mrs, Thomas Lemon and Mre. Harry Oitecn spent one day last week in Harbor Onkj. -- - Males and tax ehargo on pauts. ---- Flaldcrest FIVE TWIN SIZE Electric P IE C E I M P O R T E D S N A C K SET. Praaaat your Clanlfltd Ad Frto Paaa to tho box offict of tha thealro named. J jm fia M Toth6~ Mako aura you have yoar driver'! II* coitM, social wearily card or other per* aottal idantification with you. 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WE CAN QUALIFY YOU FOR ONE OF OUR FINANCE PLANS IN 30 MINUTES O D H A M & T U D O R Inc. .11 Brailey Odham, President Soles Office Corner 27th St. and 17-92 Highway Phone FA 2-1501 •1. �1 I Retail Food Prices To Decline Soys Agriculture Deot. Viewers Bored wAwnrcTO* w . ... Tkuraffay. Oct 81,1957 Couple Lives In ABC Studio The AfTi< culture Doaartmont H y a that re­ tail food price* will decline gradu­ ally during the remainder o f the ■y WILLIAM EWALD year but are expected to averaie By WILLIAM EW ALO Vailad Free* l u f f Correspondent United PrtH Staff C*etH*o«de«t ••well above” e yeer a fe . Teul consumer ipendlng for NEW YORK, (U P )— Each weakN E W YORK (UP)—'You, the viewer. look at TV, but you art food In 1IM Is likoly to Surpass •nd, Andre Sarueh and Bea Wain, bored by it. What’ a more, your •moderately" that o f 1MT. the d ! a husband and w ife team of curi­ isrtmerit said. Tha Increaied out­ ous w erblni habile, u k a up ternperary Manhattan resident! on Each Weekend VO EDITORS o f a Cornell University newspaper, to prove the gullibility o f people hl|h In public life, once formed an organization to Mre«cue from oblivion" o a t Hugo N. Frye, "th e T father of tha Republican Party In N ew York.” Invitations to a dinner c o m memorating Frye’a birthday brought enlhualaaUe replica from tho vlee-prealdtnt o f They Uve In a single room fur­ nished’ In a style that mlaht l,e r omo 6,000 ntwamon to gather and joDvtr ovary day tho now* of tha an­ tra world to tho onHro world. Its 163 yuraous In 54 countries lim a nows In >0-odd languagot to moro than 3,50C Hants In 77 narioni and Iholr colonial md territories. Over 300,000 miles of sated telegraph linos. . In Europe, the \moricos, tho Orient and tho Pacific, md loosed wireless channels..opera .1tg 350 sending-hours d ally..d istri suto dispatches and newtpictures froit toy points in both hemispheres. Ro jlonal communications supplement the •ajor channels shown htro. LEASED LAND WIRES LEASED WIRELESS CIRCUITS I However, It was ln February, | 1933, at Dot Records, then a 1 mall but energetic label, that Boone really started moving on hla career. Tha record company fed Boone a string of fairly inane tunei calculated to touch the fevered passlnna of adolescent record buyers and Boono w u in. They Included such nuggets as "A in ’ t That A Shame," “ Long Tali Sally" and T u tll FrulU ." I It waa at high school that Boone met Shirley Foley, daugh|ter o f country singer Red Foley. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Banner * * * * * * * * * for enjoyable reading Don't & t t laid. Recent reduction! In the price o f c o ffe e dropped the Index for the beverage crou p below last year's level The department laid the decline lor the remainder of this year is narmtl fo r tha sea­ son. The departmaat said civilian consumption o f food throush 193! li expected to be d o*# to the IN I per caplta rate. The higher re*a II pi lees will reflect strong consum er demand, slightly (ewer feed mpptlee and lom ew hat hith­ er average marketing m arglni for food. Supplies o f meat and eggs through naat spring will be dawn seme from a year earlier. But there w ill b* about u m utb tur­ key and lerd and m ore dairy pro­ ducts and chicken, the department laid. Supply prspccts point to more fresh deciduous and cltrue fruits this winter and spring than boredom mark. Arthur G odfrey last and about ai much processed bored 4T per cant to finish a t un­ fruita and vtgetablsi, aweet po­ enviable iwcmd and Red Skalton tatoes and veiatabla oils. finished third, bringing yawns to 38 per ceat. • A t tha other end o f Urn scale, pcr-skuU-pcr dollar.'* W hat Cunnlnaham doesn't say " I Rem ember M ama.” had the lowest boredom mark — 11 per In thla- speech Is that his msarth cent. The runner-up to "M a m a ” departmaat reported that tha ata , a not • so • boring show was llludca o f viewers and analysla of "W h a t's My Lino” which put only audience rating* "a r e a warning o f dangar ahead.” 21 ncr cent to sleep. In IMS. aild tha rtport, excite­ Tha coocluilon drawn from tho » i t v - - a * that showi that de­ ment about televlalen waa “ run­ pend upon a eingla personality— ning at a fever pitch.” Thla u uodfrey, Skalton— are more “ emotional acceptanca'1 continued apt to weary vlawera after con- for several years, but now, view­ s.;i ii exposure than show* that ers are "obviously watching with revolve around a number o f peo­ a much more Jaundiced ey e ." Perhaps the strangest faet to ple. emerge from the report was that Dlal-Tw itching watch programa even Say* Cunningham: “ the bore­ people dom factor causes dial-twitching, though they are tired o f them. vacant-minded viewing, lower rat­ Some o f those surveyed were ings and, as far as TV advertis­ quite hostile lo (he spate o f west­ ing is concerned, less penetration- ern! on TV, but they watched westerns anyway. Even so, warned the report, the public waa becoming rcatless. As Cunningham puts It In his speech: " a s far as we advertiser* are conceited, It ia a Tima for Pause." Tope HU Rivale He aUo I* making mends. HU half-hour ABC • TV niu.iesl pro­ gram com fortably out-Trendexcd the NBC-TV and CBS • TV opposi­ tion on It* third TV outing thU season. This, despite the catch­ penny aura that surrounds the “ My whole object 1* to make friend* Imtead of bowling them over with big act*," is t'-» w*y Boon* puts It. “ Coming into a living room It a kind o f personal thing, a personal viiit. even though th* audience can't really reach out and tmich you. “ I don't want to give them a circus like tome other shows. I figure they're going to tune in the Pat Boone Show to tee Pat B ?one." Boone ha* quicksilvered hla way .Values 5.95 - 9.95 L P RECORDS ELECTRIC RANGE Reg. $299.95 11 F t $128.00 $168.00 OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS ELVIS PRESLEY Reg. $189.95 AUTOMATIC “45” ALBUMS ELECTRIC DRYER Winter $1.29 $94.00 Spring OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Reg. $299.95 Fully Automatic Reg. $119.95 PHILCO GAS RANGE WRINGER WASHER OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Look For Our T V Special Elsewhere In Today’s Paper BIG HACK By HUMANN. IUNMJIN, M.B. W OM EN’S DRESSES Founder9s D ay o ffer ! 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ThU U precisely tha type environment that typifies «^ ifu r tte ari of »i much of modfrn Am,r!“ - More Americana are reaching Q™ " C\ A" ° * * * * * the age o f 63, and ovtr. than aver c - B-: While she w u tick rebafore. Tha reason U that wa now f* nlIy- * nd h » d * high fever, my have control over many Infee- »hree-year-old daughter had se­ llou t diseases w hich formerly m e convulsions. Will they recur? took n staggering toll o f dtaU u , Anj.w?,r:J .n m.Mt C ,,M >«onvuland Invalidism, oapoelally of our ,l0,n* following fever do net recur younger citizens. u,nlf J* the fever is allowed to u - ... climb to a high level. However, tt n o n iia Problem would bo well for you to consult a As a result, heart dUtasa has physician as soon as your child become a m ajor health problem , becomes ill. 1 y e a r ‘ written guarantee agtlast merhanlral drfeeta . . . free repair a m ic e If they occu r! •When crystal, rase, crowg remain (mart NATION WIDE SHEETS It. 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REFRIGERATORS $196.00 SPECIAL BUYS FOR Dress Shoes OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS J -d ebifla 2 for - $5.00 OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Reg. $199.95 30 Inch BANNER DAYS Reg. $3.98 D ISC O U N T y /2?71 testify to tha etraar o f that \ K J W ( ( i 2 2 » J sturdy patriot w ho first m r J S f jl planted the ideala o f our *, \ l perty in y ou r region o f the I / / 1 ’ !“ \ country.” Tttsrc waa na such person as “ Hugo N. Fr>•*." o f course. HU name cam* from the then popular phrase, “ You go and fry:" • • • Danny Thomae tills about a Hollywood pair who were raptur­ ously htppy for yeare. Then they met each other. • MW. by leeasti Cwl B u biW M Ki»« r.aim t, l u i m t s Their heme is a radio studio o f the American Broadcastioir Net­ work. The Baruchs live In the studio each Saturday and Sunday. No other couple can make that statement. , A Pew lavra Keep "Wa do take a few hours off to steep o v tm ifh t In a nearby ^ n r b 25% G T r» \ h O fy 7 S ff) With Gripper FRIDAY and SATURDAY TRAIN SETS *_ MEN’S BIG MAC FlILI, CUT JEANS Colors. Slipon Styles LIONEL / wrote, “It la a pleasure to \l . hall. Banner Variety of Sizes & OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. FRIDAY) SATURDAYI ■ — --—7 4^ Jp J \ V -L J ..7 Y tr * r / o Q ,. out tor ham sandwiches and g ot food poisoning," say* Andre. “ He collapsed four minutes before e show and I collapsed right after Sweaters “ Ha’ s one of a kind," says Jack Spina, a manager o f talent who ha* nursed young Boone with rapturous concern for al­ most three years. “ The sky'* the limit on his future. All of us around him feci he will become the Bing Crosby of this era." Boone, for the benefit of those out of ear.hot of this world, is a singer. Less than three years ago, Charles Eugene Boone (he was nicknamed l’ at by his par­ ents who wanted a girl, Patricia) was working his way through North Texas State Teachers Col­ lege, singing on a Fort Worth station for $50 a week. Moyea Up In World He ha* progressed considerably since that time. Today, Boone's personal histo­ rians credit him with selling more than 13 million records. It is re­ ported that Boone ha* 300 fan club* memhered by 15,000 teen­ age chlcka, a great portion of whom are benumbed with calf­ love for their 23-ycar-old, six-footone-inch, tSO-pound, i q u a r s Jawed, dimpled, brown • haired, gleam • toothed, two and-one half­ octave range Idol. He ha* a seven year contract with 20th Century Fox, out of which union has come two pic­ tures. II* also has a five • year contract with ABC, a network that ha: devuioped a ravenous ap­ petite this season for singers. 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Roff­ for ereatioa of additional federal home from acbool las* Thursday, er* won a reputation for falraeti Judceshlpa and other reform* to ba found a staek of newspaper* and acrupulou* non-partisanship. ■peed up the administration ofl jus­ mother had dipped for tha family Ha la determined that the Justice tice In the badly * d oited UJ. scrapbook. Department have the same-repo- court system. tatioe inder hi* leadership. “ It takes well ever two years Tbay aB M M i r i • ^ More Jadsao to bring the avarace ease to trial named William P. ***«•> I t la eery Important,** he said In federal courta bar* hi Wash­ Inhabitant* ef "on* of primitive had just been named Pr^tdeol ta an Interview, “ that the public ington," he said. “ In some areas man’s last stands'* on this sarth, Elsenhower’s attorney general.' have complete confidence that the the average delay la more than were anything but certain that Doug postponed his customary lawa are beta* enforced fairly, four years." they could be benefited by the after - school trip to ^ J * * * * " * •■benefits’ ’ of our drillaitloa. «■ *• • • *? * "I t must not bo forgotten that tor, aid sat M although thor have no doctor,' read the dippings. After M M * hour, ho burst wide-eyed mto neither do they have a nolle*the kitchen and aadalmed: man,'* the scientists reported. “ Gee, mom, I n m r knew dad “ Though they have no hospital, waa THAT good!" neither do they have a Jail. 'Though they have raanv deaths from unnecaaaary causes, they have no murders, and ' v t n uwa ieus — though they may be hungry and torney general. Ha'a a man who die of malnutrition, stlU they do learned long ago not to taka him­ “ Maybe we have as much to self too Mrioely. not steal from eaeh other. Friendly. Mandate** Something U Learn Hit friendly unassuming man­ learn aa to teach by trying to ner la the second thing you no­ bring these people Into our sphere tice when you meet him. The first of Influence." *OV iPflAKS AfTM eO-DAV COMA-Grataful John Spiersr ef Is that ha will raise the photogsnl* Brooklyn, N. Y , feeds his son, Robert, S, ta Long Island Jewish These people, numbering around quality of the Cabinet by **r*rtl Homttal alter the boy came out of aa 80-day coma with the weeds, UM Inhabit Orchid Island which notch**. •Daddy, X Vova you." The boy had apparently recovered from a has about II aquaro mile* and is loffsrs Is 44, tat looks 10 y o m bicycle fall in August when ho suddenly lapsed into the coma. a dot In the pacific 50 miles off younger. Lean, blond, broadSplervr kept a bedside vigil until ho was forced to go back to work. tbo coast of Formosa. The scien­ shouldered and six feet UU, be Mow be asks prayers that Robert’s partial paralysia will be cured. tists war* Dr*. James P. Ward could rstlly qualify as tha Re­ and Hsu Shlh-Cbu who reported publican snswsr to Democratic Sea. John P. Kmnedy « f Mass*Civilisation h aw persistently chusetts. Rogers has several other assets passed Orchid Island. For one thing, ships ean get not closer which should stand him In good than aeveral hundred yards from stead In the upper echelons of poli­ the eoait. Primitive native ca­ ties! Ilfs. Hs la a do** personal friend noes then remove passengers and cargo. For another, the island has of Vice President Richard M. Nis­ no exploitable resources of any on. Ho has warm ties with Im­ hind. portant senators of both parties, SANTA MARIA DI GALERIA, daUng baek to his throe years of "The people art small, under­ Italy HA— Pope Plus XII has called • Set of 6 serrated on terries ss chief counsel ef tha nourished, Illiterate and extrsmsly world leaders Sunday to think Senate committee which turned about their "onerous duty" of sav­ "Their total occupation seems to up the deep freer* and five per­ edge stainless ing the world from ■ now war. fflendly," the scientists reported, center scandals. And h* It a form­ mostly of fish and taros," the The • • year - old Pop* made er protege of Thomas E. Dewey. steel blades hla plea for peace In the first bo to find food; this consists Movlag Upward words spoken over a new $1,400,- •alter being a plant cultivated for Ita edible, starchy rootsEager* will be literally moving 000 Vatican rsdio station her*. His No Property Owners straight up when ha moves Into ANTt-OIAVITY BUMP-In 1925, Homer Eon Flint’* novel “Out eg speech, In Latin, was carried si­ pmrno in«npa jou q jtuedojj,, tha attorney gencril’a suit* on the th* Moon" showed the tpaco ship st top traveling from th* moon multaneously to every point of tho by anyone snd there seem to be fifth floor of tha Justice Depart­ to earth on an anti-gravity ray projected from Ecuador. Th* globe for the first time. few disputes which cannot bo dlrlgiblc-llke device had gondola and wings. On tho moon. In­ He said his call for peace came setUed privately. Whole families ment. Ever tinco the Eisenhowsr ventive earthmen (bottom) esplored th* airless satellite in a “ so much more fervently today live In one-room thatched huts administration moved Into Wash­ walking machine. (New York Public Library Files, Central Press) ington, he hat occupied the deputy since elouda of dlteord seem to with plank flooring. Mott cooking attorney general's suite one floor obteurt the Ales of the countries Is done outdors. In visiting sev­ of the Near East, close to the eral of these homes, wt saw no below and diroctly beneath the credel of the Redeemer." evidence of furniture of any kind." Since Rogers had an Important “ Let all recognise,*' he warned, The clothing of these happy peo­ “ how lmmenso and lrreparable.lt ple la “ whatever is given ihem." hand In ahaplng JusUco Depart­ the sum total of destrucUon which It used to bo more or less non­ ment poUclet under retiring Her-1 could result from th* eon*umlng existent but In the last few rtari b«rt Brownell Jr., there la no rea­ son to expect radical changes In fire* of a new war. it has been “ much Improved" by th* department’s approach to such “ Out of wars, aa recent events missionaries who supplied the problems as school Integration, only too clearly tesUfy, com* women with dretsei and tbs men anti • trust law enforcement, aad forth slaughter, destrucUon and with a few shirts. civil rights. “ The men stlU have not adopted misery of evtry description." But there ere two areas, at “ We invite all with repeated ur­ tha Western style ef wearing least, In which the new attorney pants." the s c i e n t i s t * said, gency (o establish and confirm general has strong Ideas of hla “ though they will occasionally put the peace." on a shirt to com# to the magis­ The Pop* broke with papal trate’* offlcs." tradition to coma t« this barren As public health doctors, they hilltop 11 mile* north of Roma could only deplore “ health facul­ to deliver his plea. His trip ties and condlUons." Why, “ there marked the first tlms a Pop* has are not even partially tctlned left Rom* for any place but th* mldwlvei; child-birth la primitive papal summer residence at Caste! and hasardous!" CAMBRIDGE, Mass. SB — Near­ Gandolof line* 1870. ly everyone on the face of the His speech else marked the be­ earth should be able to see the THE FORGOTTEN ONE ginning of a new era In tha Catho­ EL CENTRO, Calif. «A ... At­ Russian satellite rocket la early lic Church's ideological struggle torney Russell Yeager entered a December, an astronomer said. with communism. Tho rocket’s orbit evil! lie In the windowless cell In the mental The 25 antennae and four Irani- ward of Imperial County Hospital twilight bend of tho earth during mlttera of the radio station will a f t e r telling a nurao he these day* and will be “ highly permit tho church to carry Its would finish his talk with a pa­ visible" between Dee. 1 and 3, message t« every part of the tient end be ready to come out In Ksrt .1. Henlco said. globe deipite weather or Iron Cur­ 20 minutes. After more than an Hrnlce, senior astronomer at hour of yelling and rattling of tha th* Smithsonian astrophyilcal ob­ tain jamming. eell door Yeager was released by servatory, said the rocket will be • Former value th* red-faced nurse who “ forgot” visible over New England and WELL. THAT’S THAT! LOS ANGELES (UP) —'Th* age- b* wss locked In. many other arete of the United much higher old problem of how to keep vita­ States on th* evening of Dee. 1. mins from being lost during the A MEAN TRICK “ It will be glowing much bright­ milling of rice was reported solved MILWAUKEE. WIs. W - 2000 er," he said, “ because It will be today. The answer — shoot them officials oiled and canned 2.100 much closer to the earth." Into the kernels. A process through pound* of polar bear and exported Henice said everyone from south­ which steam pressure Is used to it to another loo Tuesday. Three ern Canada to Argentina and from drive vltamini and minerals In­ polar bears were lured Into steel , Great Britain to South Africa side (he kernels of rice from the crates with cod liver oil, then tent should be able to ice the rocket Jewelry Store 202 K. First St. FA 2-0181 outer bran layer was announced to their new home in Jackson, In either evening or morning beby Comet Rice Mills. Mlaa. •tween Dec. 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Taking two regional press associations o f his own, ho bought a third to unite with them into ts tingle erganlsatiosi the United Press Associations. The dots of founding was Juno 31.1907. A TABLE MODEL TV In Good Working: Condition WILL BE SOLD AT 4:30 P.M. SATURDAY Com* la And R iglilir For Yowr Purchase At Atty Time Friday or Salerday FA 2-2991 P. D. Anderson Jr. ot Savannah was the guest o f his parents last Friday and Saturday. He was ac­ companied by a friend and fellow CAA worker, Jack Wright, also o f Sarannah. I bad two wonderful visits con­ cerning the recent Tri-Stale Natarene Conference held for two daya In Jacksonville at the Seminole Hotel. Sirs. Bill (Virginia) Mathr\ve» told o f the Inspiring time her daughter had then Sirs. Drawdy. the minister’ s wife, called to tel) me of the meetings more In detail. The conference bad dele­ gates from South Carolina, Geor­ gia and Florida. The purpose was a training period for all Sunday School workers In svery phase of the Sunday School work. The class­ es were very Inspiring and each o f the delegates from the Lake Mary Church of the Naiarene felt that they had learned so much. On the way hums the group stop­ ped at St, Augustine for a tour o f the Old Spanish Fort, Castillo San Marcos, and a little shopping. Attending the two day conference were the Rev, and Mrs. S, L. Drswdy, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Burke, Mrs. L. C. Till}*, Gayle Burke, Coleen Matthews and Francis Tillls. . Mr. and Mrs. A. r . Kemp and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Steiner had dinner Sunday In Daytona Beach to celebrate the Kemp's wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mayburrv and Mr*. Graee Cole have as their guest the Utters son Ernest Cole Jr., o f Boston, Mass. It was wonderful news U hear that A . N. Scott has Improved from his recent Illness to permit him and Mrs. Scott to spend the past weekend at the beach. Just a reminder to the officers o f the PWO o f the Community Presbyterian Church, there will be an executive meeting Tuesday, Nov. S s t l p . m at the church. There Is also an executive meet­ ing o f the P-TA Monday after­ noon (Nov. I) at I at the school. All officers and committee chair­ men are supposed to attend. Marcia Rust o f Jackson Heights, L. I. spent last weekend with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W il­ liam Ferguson at their home on Wilber Ave. Miss Rusi Is employ­ ed by Eastern Airlines at LaGuadia Field In N. Y. C. and flew In on one o f their Sliver Falcone and returned Sunday to her Long Is­ land home. The Fergusons enjoyed her visit so very much. I met Mar­ cia In Sunday School, just wish she lived In this area. On Saturday the Fergusons and Marcia visited Bok Tower and Cyprus Gardens. I went in search o f Msxlne Hop­ kins Thursday about P-TA busi­ ness. Found her at Rose Steiners, unwrapping the priiea for the Nov. 1 Halloween Carnival. She said, 'T h is Is just like Christm as!" And It was. The prises teem to be real nice. She also said that all booths, games and hot dogs would be ten cents. The movie will be a Hoppalong Cassidy pleture and car­ toons. Sound* good. The Dsd.e that are to help with the setting up of the booths are to start i t noon on Friday or any time In the after­ noon that they ran com*. Guess that Is the latest on the Halloween Carnival. Are any o f you planning to at­ tend the P-TA convention in Or­ lando Nov. I. «, 7? The official delegates from our group have al­ ready been chosen but any mem­ ber le urged end welcomed to go We o f Seminole won’t have an­ other opportunity to attend a con­ vention so near home again for a long while so come on and make arrangements to go with u>. If yon would like to go call Harriet | Mixon, Rote Steiner, me or see Mexinc Hopkins. Let’ * have a good delegation from Lake Mary. My phone It still FA2M06 so call me about the birthday par­ ties, shower* and dinners you all ■ are having. The anti • claustrophobic sleep mask Is a regular sleep mask but equipped with peepholes—like the com m uter m ooter—so that the anxious sleeper ean open one »W anon and keep la touch with th» world. The TOD Is new. too. It's a ptaa> tie unit with built-la butter and two tiny batteries under the snor» er's pillow. The bed-partner has * pushbutton which sounds the bus* ter harshly enough to remind the inorer to turn off his back but not loud enough to wake him up. 6-Y E A R -O LD watched a ballet for the first time on tele­ vision, and was particularly puzzled when the chorus pir­ ouetted about the stage on their toes. "W hy,” he asked his dad, "don’ t they just hire taller , ■ » - ■> girls?’' . ___________ V | A A man In Bpokane adver­ tised (or n wife, end boasted that he received 100 replies. "What did the answers reed Uke?" he was asked. "Mott of them.” he admitted, "said "You can have mine.'” . like the old Turkish water pipe, has a mouthpiece and long tube attached Us a metal ashtray which, In turn has a holder for the rigs rette. The ashes fall into the tray B Billy Wilder has an Idea for the most stupendous give­ away show of all. Every con­ testant la a millionaire to ■tart with; If he misses a question, he gets so much money he’s forced Into a higher tax bracket . • • • . 1 "Never judge a woman by her clothes,” tdvUes a most observing judge. "There Isn’t enough evidence.” 0 IW. br Icaastt Cut. 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A museum hrochurs property damage amounting to |50 evangelistic M U a l that lurnsonian Institute today uadraped a ipacked / the men are the “ same maka •M to ha tha nett Impmriv* nljM . ar mare, to ftmdah proof of future marked Uto Jimp flaandal neponalbility before con- Tuesday of the Metropolitan transparent lady with argaM that .■I speech with the naual differen­ Graham waa gives a teiUmonlight up and veto* that gtow to Unutog to drive, ngerttoaa af who Opera’ * Tfcd m *m lal dinner by tha Prataatast ConsBut tha natto aad fading coders th* dart, wm ok i W i to the M d ito . That - f l t o believe thewmam *• _ _ til ad tha dtp *f New Tart, as tftoetivg O it. L Is tba teoaM Ptortdn's etotote to of Uto loaves were hardly —Used tody. acceptable arttoUctByMetfflaamid the matte ef rich silks and anrasiutlen ad about t.TW ehurth- 1S0T.) known na a “ a® fault” law. aagta ti In the metropolitan area that TALLAHASSEE—Florida ranks In addition, Involved persona mutt aablea and the gtlttar of roatly Is a lift-sit* plexiglass frautota. brought tba fiery avangvUit here pretty low ameng the butt* af also aecun rtleasM from Injured Jewels la Uw Met’* famed “ Dia­ Shs is tho star el Uw Smithmamond Horaciboe.” ian'a new ball ef health scheduled |« pump new religious vigor Uto this nation wham total trafflt parties and satisfy claims for The leaves onstage war* pro­ to open m u M W damage* unless finally adjudged deaths equal ana wary IS both tho mini*try and tho tatty. utes; where traffic lajurte* net Habto by a civil court. H re­ vided in the opening autumnal The curvy model, aM ef th* Tha ovaagellat waa thanked far at Uw rata of aw every II sec­ lease* are set secured, collateral w a s of Tchaikovsky*! open "Eu­ meat amputated of ita kind to preaching DO eermona that result- onds. and where a total of 8.0S0,- deporiu up te 10.000 may be re­ gene Onegin." Outside, chill winds the world, stand* m a revolving NEWS OF MEN WE ___ . JIM whirled October leaves about the platform la the center of Uw H in netrly 00.000 ''decUiosa far 000 driven appear la traffle court quired of respondents to satisfy FOBT MYEB, V f (AHTNC)— sidewalks. derailtie halL Ae to* by one 2S Army Pfe. David L. Cruae, eon Christ” following Ua Madlaon aaeh year, aU of which results in claime. Seated ‘ la Uw Diamond Failure t# comply c m reeult In ef her organ light up, ■ vole* Square Garden ralliei aad meet­ a total annual aconeaia toes *f of Jlr. and Mr*. John O. rromp,1" tba tone of a motarlet'e driving shM were diplomat*, lee-W* to describes them to music over ggJ0Q,9M,0M. Longwood, recently received a ing! elaewhcre in tha area, Uw world of fashion, of *«ance, Brunhild* la a mass of color. Motor Driver Badge award at Fort These figures won compiled by and meter vehicle regiatraUM pri­ The council considered the Gra- an organisation which la atrhnpa vilege*. An involved person who and particularly of society. Tho Her cast s. aluminum bone* are Myer, Va., while aervtog with lam cruiade aa cucreaiful that it one of the best able to compile falls to comply might also bo fined first night at the Met is tradition ua embarked on a program of such figure a—Uw Traffic Safety up to ISOO and/or be Imprisoned ally Mt aside for the gathering whit*. Rer plexiglass and celluloid Headquarters Company of the U. watimious evangellrm, budgeted Dtp artmeat af tha Association of for up to M dtyt. of top names la the social regia- organ ar* red, orange and mu*- S. Army Service Center. tard yellow. Her lumlnnua copper tar. it a million dollara a year. Crump wen the award fm driv­ Casualty n i Surety Companies in This law waa amaudtd by the DetpU Uw exeltomont of the veins, nerves, arteries and lym ing military vehicles for more The dinner waa atesded by mem- New York City. last Session af the Legislature to phaUe system ar* Mm, green, red 4,OM persona on hand for Uw thin one year without an *—ident )ari of Graham'a cruiade “ team" What baa Ptortda don* t« coun­ apply not only to those Involved or traffle violation. if u workers, mlnlatara from Uw ter Its share la this poor w ord in accidents, but alto to person* opening night there was conaUer- and yellow. Mad* Is Germany ably leas enthusiasm shown about Tho St-year-old soldier entered iraa and membera of the New produced by a “ nation on uh**U"t whose driver’s licenses have been th* production than to other Th* Dtuiches Ceeuadhrils Mu­ the Army in Jum UN aad rtceiv-} York cruiade executive committee la addition to the maty traffle revoked for violation* of Uw driver yoart. Critics appeared to think seum in Cologne, Germany, turned ad bask training at Fort Dtx, N. that railed Marly tw0 million dol­ safety programs and similar pro­ license tow. This amendment was highly of the acts, eeatumos and out Brunhild* far NEMO. A Smith- J. Ha attandad Bryimt University. lar* in private donatlau to ject* undertaken to help combat aimed primarily at Uw drunk and performers, but mt to much of sonlao spokesnun said tt coat an­ His wife, Wilma, lhr#* to Arltogluct tho cruiade. reckless driver, but also applies to this problem, tho State Legisla­ other SUN to construct an elec­ In Ua farewell addreaa to tho ture hae enacted a financial Ba- other violations of Uw. driver's the opera Itself. One Indication -of the opera’i tronic control system. group. Graham waned again, aa iponslfaUily Law for motorists. license la*. The Deutehee GOioadhslts peo­ ha did reputedly during hie cru- This law was first enacted in Flew- This is the way the law works, lack of popularity was In the stan­ ple said Bnmkilda was cast from dee's line, which was esmparafar example: tty you ar* involved ude, that unleta the free world Ida in 1MT for the purpose of pro­ a rubberised mold taken from aa “ pleki up tho Chriatlan flag” tha moting safety and providing finan­ In an accident, driving ■ borrowed lively late In ferntlng and amaU anonymsua (ao phone number*) SB flag af tho Communist faammor cial security to those who wen ear, in which e person in t>* sec­ In number, although all toe sand­ year-old German girl. They said and aicklo "may win tho world.” placed in the position of having ond ear la Injured. Your driving ing places were taken well before both the model and Brunhild* an “There are twa an. war* to Ufa,” to pay for damagos resulting from license la then subject to taapen- curtain Uma at I p. m. S feet, T Inches tall and tho modal slon, as well as that of the driver Graham aald. “ One la tho Marx- motor vtbieto aecidentr. There was a bright spot In t&e weight to at “ seven stone” « of tho other vehicle. The registra­ standees' chill and lengthy wait, lit aniwor. Communlim offer* Recent amendment* to this jaw pounds. pcopla aomething and it ha* dodl- havo sUengthenod It aa compared tion of both vehicles Is subject to however — Met General Manager No weight was given hr the tiupenaion, unleu the require­ Rudolf Bing attend Ua usual cited people working for It” with Uw original, 1MT set. This The other amwer to man'* prob­ ha* Iwoa particularly ao aa it ment! of Uw law are met, even form of hospitality due to the Rus­ original lady. One Smlthtonlim ex­ lem*, Graham aald, waa to bo relates to penalties and the means though tho owner of Uw borrowed sian character of the opera and hibit expert said flatly If BrunhUear v u not actually Involved in provided warming vodka for the da wen real she would Up Uw found In CbrUUanlty, but •“ tho for onforemg of the statute. the accident except through owner­ atandMi Instead of tha tradfUanal scales at about 14S. Communlat* may win Uw world The 1MT Act lacked “ teeth” and “ I used to go with a girl built union wo havo an equal dedica­ consequently accomplished little ship *f o h *f the Involved vehi­ coffee. Just Ilk* that,” ha said. “ About cle*. tion for the principles for which toward the desired results. la aa transparent, too." we aland.” IMP, Uw poresntaga of insured In order to recipe possible psn- cial responsibility at th* lima of "I” Tn» Parsenal •ltlae, the involved persons who Graham'a delivery did not acem motorist* In Florida had risen only the accident, must rimply com­ The original German script for to bo hampered by thk feet ho about ton percent, to approximate- era unable to furnish proof of fin­ plete a form which “will be tent Itood on only one good leg and ly jo or 10 per eent of the itato’a ancial responsibility at the Uma by the Financial BaiponalbUlty Brunhild* haa her (asides describ­ N I -N IIII* H U M «M (M UM I of the accident must then obtain Division aftor Uw accident report ed discreetly in th* first person: «uld not move about with his registered motoriaU. IntttU thli fad w i n work-ravlni and certify such proof, and meet la received from the Department “ This Is my spleen. . .This la my uiual dramatic Intentneia. Tba O-B Furruc* Bow vnjoy wctvdrrful This left a doubtful 40 or JO per central heating all winter. At any evangelist'* left knee waa Injured cent who might, or might not, ether requirement! of tho lew In of Public Safety, The Involved descending colon.” time you wUh. wa can add O-B turn* The Smithsonian medical scien­ last week when be waa by have been able to retpemd for order to avoid possible loss of driv­ person then has mat the require­ mar eaoliag. at aunrialM ly low caatl ing privilege*. Involved person ments of Uw law by astabUahing ce* curator, George Grifflnhagen, i ram.and lent hurtling down a damages la the event of accident. who ire covered by liability InThis m w O -B Furnace and tha new proof of future financial reapoa- aald the first perse* approach waa 10-foot incline on bin Mon- During this period, 1040, tho matching O -B Hama Coding Unit aurasto, or ether means af {bun­ siblllty. N. C.’, form. toned out because it waa toe per. go together to maka a aingl*. In Florida averaged eldest rata I amaU “ waathar plant" that IU evangelist's associate* fear- about. 10,000 per year. 1 anywhere, a*an In a daact. BnInjury may forco him to 1 Joy modern living with yaatMore recently this figure baa wear a c u t on hi* knee for somi quadrupled and the caseload ban 1 round air condi tinning lor your time and to cancel aeveral speak­ dled by the Financial RaeponalUing engagements In San Pranciieo Uty Division h u tnereasod ataadlHollywood. Port Worth and Min­ ly with Uw growing numbar of neapolis. mGloriala in this stata. In an tilde, the Baptist minister uantly, tho Stata Legisla­ said b* had been aurpriied to ae« ture has been confronted Uma and how many of hla fellow aoutheru again with the eld problem of the ministers had “ taksn an uninsured or financially insecure stronger stand” regarding tho re­ motorist who is unable te pay for cent outbreaki of racial violence Injuries or damages which be than ha had ever thought possible. might bava caused la a motor "Not all southernsrs are Ilka vehicle accident. what you have been reading about Since INS, the Financial PRONE FA 21862 siblllty Law haa required aU in tha preai,” Graham said. 3 Of Men In Service News B a n n e r Sanford Electric Co. US S. MAGNOLIA 1 9 S7 g u ys W A SH O I CAR Don’t Mbs These Banner ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON— C7-143A, 1938 Chevrolet Fordor V8 Engine, Powerglid* Transmission. One Owner—Choice ef Two. 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Rabl, chairCongressional Inquiry may start' man of his Scientific Advisory early neat month on the U.S. poll- Committee, Defense M«MUter tion in the battle with Russia for Gordon Gray and Spedal Assistmissile superiority, Aailstant Sen- ant Robert Cutler, who' la hi charge ate Democratic Leader Mika Mini- of National Security Council iffield lay*. f*1” , Mansfield said preliminary work Later, ho met with Atomic Enerhat been completed for bearings Z7 Commission Chairman Lewis to bo held either by the Senate * ‘ Preparedness Subcommittee nr the fun Senate Armed Services Com­ of atomle information with Bri­ tain and other allies and possibly mittee. * President Euenbower today pre­ the development of a super scien­ sumably is pursuing his own as- tific alliance proposed by the Pres­ sessment of the nation's missile ident and British Prima Minister Harold Macmillan far tha tm With a ray aad Babltb* Pml* dent had as poaalbla prima topic* a seieiUifle apaodop recommended b* top idontlsta and tho reoDoca* tion of itrategle materials, neces­ sitated by tha new emphasis on missiles which require apodal »•* tala aad fuels. A Hidden cancellation waa or­ dered Monday by Defense Secre­ tary Nell E. MeElroy In a previ­ ous order by hie predecessor, Charles E. Wilson, which would have slashed military research By DELOS SMTTH Untied Proa* Scieeee Editor NEW YORK (UP)—Many aeUntlsta are keenly aware that there I* going to be "a eriaia la educa­ tion" which wOl make the presim to be ent so-called crista nothing at all, and so they have been stirred by aa outline of an electronic, maebiaftad high aehoo! which could theoretically prevent or solve the crisis, although tt great coot. In this high school moat of tho eee tho administration "carrying teaching would be done by ma­ out tha latent of Congress" by re­ chines. It would bo staffed by a largo number of etorks to toordlstoring tho root arch funds, nate machine * taken records of ■agM Far CeepocalM The Montana Democrat also •aid ha bopod President Ei«*nhower*l administration would prepare legislation to bring about moro co­ operation between scientists of Kuratom nations aad particularly those of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation with U. 8- scientists, Thera wort theft other dcvtlopmo&ts: ,—At Jefferson (Sty, Me., Sen. gtuart Symington declared tha El­ senhower administration baa "d me nothing" since Sputnik was launch­ ed Oct. 4 —There wore mere reassuring reports on U. A. mlssilss develop- Into the machina built Into Mi individual. Mlxsd In with these chair which would automatically machina letaona would ba "a sparecord hit presence and alao giro elal session with a. skilled teachhim aoma access to the mechanl- er* „ ho wouU hare complete cal teaeher at tha head of tha mlchloe-m«d# recorda of •*waake room, through a number of puih of in,eiulTt m»ehlna operation*” buttona. him. He Trig, No Spitaft Btndrata Oeold Romp Ram0 used trigonometry aa an hamo aafd “ a brilliant atudant "cample. Without It, there can be t01jd romp through trigonometry no Sputniks and no rocketa caps- |n a very amall fraction of tho ble of putting Sputnik* Into or*1coUfB, time. A dull student would oita. Tho mechanical t e a c h e r have to spend more tLne with tha would "enunciate or narrate” Its machine*.’* Ho said the machina principle with aound moriei us- principle could be a p p l i e d to chemistry and other technologies, to English, to fofalgn languages. Technically -those machines could be designed and mada cn tho ba­ ils of present knowledge. But they'd be extremely expensive. coming Crisis hi nineatSaar* lg solved. A o other la "a nbst-eo» troi world that canaiats largely el Ignorant and uneducated masati who are alavod to a few M M * □ala who posh aO the buttons on the machines." Therefore, ooni* how youngsters musk be taught bow to push the buttona. ., .;•< C * , " r V-" INDIA PROCLAIMS AMNESTY NEW DELHI, India (UP) -T h a government today ennoupced • general amnesty for OH N an rebels convicted or under trial m anti- government activities. Abeet SCO rebel tribesmen, lnrtadDs some of tha head-hunting Naggf serving sentences for murdering other natives, were expected to benefit from the decree. Friday—Saturday . November. 1 & 2 BUST $71,000 ATOMS FOR MAC! M m -D r. James Killian, Jr, president of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, presents the first Atoms for Peace Award medallion to Dt.- Niels Bohr (left), 71 Danish physicist Looking on InWashington is President Elsen­ hower. The $79,000 award, a memorial to Henry and Edsel Ford, was made to the 1013 Nobel prite winner for hts work In unlockfag the secret of the atom and hie attempts to dedicate nuclear power to peaceful purposes, (InternoftoMi Soundphoto) Nautilus Makes Cruise Under Arctic Ice Pack SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Hus recently traveled more than 1,000 mile* under the Arctic ice pick In 5H days In an eerie un­ derwater cruise to obtain scientific data. Navy Secretary Thornes 8. Gates Jr. disclosed the cruise on Ms arrival on the West Coast to Many sizes, shnpea and fabrics In throw pillows. Also many colon from which to chooae. A largo variety of styles A fabric*. MMMIMP MS MOOM—Julee Verna1* ISM space vehicle, tram the novel 'ir o n the Rarth to the Mcoc." is segmented Into Joined ears Mfce e Watas. The Imaginary creation la shown approaching He daatlnaWon. (The Net* York Public Library end Central Press) Gates said the sub entered the Arctic from the Atlantic Ocean, but gave no further details. Gates said the feat ihowi that the submarine will displace the depth charge u the anti-submar­ ine weapon. “ We are producing better depth charges," Gates said. "We tested an atomle one a few days ago. But increased speeds and sonar equipment such as that carried by the Nsutilus, msana that It will ba sub against sub," (Nationally Known Brands) Not too heavy, not too light—just right. Mostly regular, few ahorta A longs. The Stars O f The Forward Look S W J 5 F > T 'W I N G ~X In corduroy, g large va­ riety of pretty ttolid colors. Also figure* or stripe*. 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DR MILLS HONORED PARIS W— Cecil B. De Mllle, Tt-ycar-old American film produc­ er and director, hai been awarded the French Legion of Honor. Com­ merce and Industry Mlnlater Ar­ thur Conte pinned the Cron of Chevalier of Use Legion of Honor on De MiUe during a brief cere­ mony Monday. The decoration waa awarded for tervlcea rendered to the film Industry. Otovrod PraaravrithOvaage Bind DIu.ti.rTy Waflllra, . ,. facing life takes more com* ■ge and more strength than any one of ut has completely within himself. We need the strength of Cod, too. And we can find it— through regular family wor­ ship. Begin to find the strength of i w h fc. Worship together this neck—and every week— at your Church or Synagogue. Tomato JuiM Oup Oat t'araal I 'm in a Fromo CuSto-TtoMOk Orange Slice# wated Wkat FUkra Fraiwh Toavt CoOro-Tto-MOk Pork SauMcr Coflto-Tto-M ilk Melon IUU« CtiUMinon Coffr. 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'Its 163 wreaus In 54 countries Issue news in 10-odd languages to more than 3,30C Jlents In 77 nations and their colonies tnd territories. O ver 300,000 miles ol sated telegraph Unas..in Europe, th« \merlcas, the Orient and the Pacific, md leased wireless channels..opera d tg 350 tending-hours daily..distri but# dispatches and newspktures front 'toy points In both hemispheres. Re lional communications supplement the va|or channels shown here. Boone Predicted To Be Crosby Of This Era LEASED LAND WIRES LEASED WIRELESS CIRCUITS to fam e. Born In Jacksonville, | However, It was In February, I Fla., Boone showed an early bent 1953, l t Dot Records, then a K e Z i Ch.,Pwa'?, n n he*twd. 1.*,;inB/ bul BnM**Uc ,abeIIm o«mhlah o radU .how * Boon« r**lly l l « t e d moving on Ing on h a own ra o »h w. h|, c ir e c r Th« record company Admire* Arthur Godfrey fed Boone a string o f fairly In 1053, young Boone tried out Inane tunes calculated to touch for the Ted Mack Amateur Hour, the fevered passions of adolescent ..I . and went on to become record buyers and Boone was in. i three-time winner. Ho e »* la te d They Included such nuggets as to Arthur G o d f r e y ’ * "Talent "A in't That A Shame," "Long .corns," won, and formed a one- Tall Sally" and 'Tuttl Fruttl." and-a-lialf year association with It w ai at high school that | Godfrey, a gentleman that Bocmt Boone met Shirley Foley, daughmuch admires. |tor o f country singer Red Foley. By WILLIAM F.WALD United Preas Stall Correspondent NEW YORK (U P )— Pat Boon# la a young man who wears white buckskin shoes, smiles a blinding white unite and says *'Conga M ooga" Instead of "G ee Whls." He doea not drink. He doci not amoke. He does not swear. He doea not tickle chorus glrli or play the horses. He d o*, not w iggle ami as nearly as >«n he determined, hU pelvis Is no ob­ ject o f concern to his public. His public la many. "H o's one of a kind," says Jack Spina, a manager o f talent who ha* nursed young Boono with rapturous concern for al­ most three years. "T h e sky's the limit on his future. All of us around him feel he will become thn Bing Croshy of this era." Boone, fo r the benefit o f those out o f earshot of this world, Is a singer. Less than three years ago, Charles Eugene Bonne (he was nicknamed Tat by his par­ ents who wanted a girl, Patricia) was working his way through North Texas State Teachers Col­ lege, singing on a Fort Worth station for $50 a week. Move* Up In World He has progressed considerably since that time. Today, Boone's personal hlstorlana credit him with selling nioro than 15 million records. It is re­ ported that Bonne has 300 fan clubi membered by 15,000 teen­ age chicks, a great portion if whom arc benumbed with calf­ love for their U-ycar-old, ■Ix-footone-lnch, 110-pound, • <j u a r •Jawed, dimpled, brown - haired, gleam • toothed, tw,raml-one-halfoctave range Idol. Hr has a seven year contract with :0th Century Fox, out of which union has came two pic­ ture*. He also has a five • year contract with ABC, a network that h a: developed a ravenous ap­ petite thla season for singers. The movie contract la aald to be a million •dollar one and the TV deal worth three million dol­ lars, but It 1* customary In both Industrie* to bloat (la,ires of this sort. Nevertheless, there Is no doubt that Boone I. m a k i n g money. Top* HI* Rivals Ho alio 1* making mends. His bstf-hour ABC • TV mualc*) pro­ gram com fortably out-Trendexed the NBC TV and CBS • TV opposl tlon on its third TV outing Ihia season. This, despite the catch­ penny aura that surrounds the show. "M y whole object I* t„ make friends Instead of bowling them over with b|g acta," Is I— way Boone puta it. "C om ing Into a living room Is a kind o f psribnal thing, a personal visit, aven though tho audience can’ t really reach out and touch you. " I don’ t want to give them a circus like some other shows, i figure they’ re g jing to tune in the Pat Boone Show to ic e Pat Buone." Beone has quicksilvered hi* way FRIDAY AND SATURDAY * * * * * * * * Banner * For anjoyibfo reading Don’t SHOP OUR ENTIRE STOCK FOR SIMILAR SAVINGS! Dramatic Savings; FRIDAY and SATURDAY OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P. 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FA 2-2994 OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS �Retoil Food Pricos C ouple To Decline Soys TV Viewers Bored Agriculture Deot. ■ y WILLIAM BW ALO United PrM * SU ff C m * *p— drat NEW' Y O R K (U F )— Y W i th« viewer, look at TV, but you ara bored by it. What'a more, your boredom is Incresalng year by year. That’ s the unhappy conclusion reached by a New Y ork ad agen­ cy. Cunningham and Walsh. In an unpublished survey. Some o f the Jctails will be re­ vealed today by John Cunninsham president of the agency, in a speech before the Association o f National Advertisers in Atlantic City, N. J. More o f the details will be revealed here. The agen cy's research depart­ ment took the special “ boredom " survey th li past aumnter In New Brunswick, N. J „ a town of 11.000 fam ilies, w per cent o f whom own TV set*. The agency has been working In Ulf town si,tee <041 In • continuing TV study that uses about 10 per cent o f Now Brunsw ick 'i pi.-pulation. Indei of t e r e d o * The boredom itudy used ■ sm aller sim p le— about 110 man, women and teen • agers. From their comments, an "index o f boredom " was compiled b ised on 10 representative shews. Milton le r le was u n l u c k y enough to finish highest in the ln d t x - h e stored a 51 per cent boredom mark. Arthur Godfrey bored ST par eent to finish an un­ enviable second and Rod Skelton finished third, bringing yawn* to sa per cent. A t the other rnd of the acale, " I Rem em ber M am a," bad the lowest borodom m irk — l l per cent. T h t runner-up to "M a m a " a- a not • so < boring shew wes "W h a t's My U n a " which put only 31 nsr cant tu steep. The conclusion drawn from tha aurv— w es that shows that de­ pend upon a. single personality— l iloilfrey, Skelton— ara m ort apt to weary viewers sfter cons w : exposure than showa that revolve around a number o f peo­ ple. Dial-Twitching Say* Cunningham: "the bore­ dom factor causes dial-twitching, vacant-minded viewing, lower rat­ ings and, as far as TV advertis­ ing Is concerned, le u penetration- WASHINGTON W - The Agri culture Department ears that re­ tail food prices will d ed in t gradu­ ally during the remaindar o f tht y*ar but ir e capaeled to averaga "w ell shore'’ a y o ir ago. Total consumer spending fo r feed In 1M> ie liksly to surpaes "m oderately" that at 1HT. tbo dop s r tm e n tiild , Tho Ineroasod out­ lays will b# dua prlnelpolly to tho population Incroato and "som a what hlghar" prleaa o f food, at laast during tho first h alf a f 1999All maor commodity group* axrept boverages aro aipoctod to be higher during the rest o f . this vear than last, the departmont said. Recent reduction* In the price o f co ffe e dropped the Index for the beverage group below last year * level. The department aald the decline [or tha remainder « f this year is normal for tho so* son. Tha department aald civilian consumption of food throueh 19M li expected to be close to tho 19JT psr-eepUa rat*. Tho higher ro'all prices will reflect itrong consumer dcmsnd, slightly l f * « c food tupplioa and semowhat higher avarago marketing margins for food. Supplies o f m ilt snd eggs through next spring will bo down seme from • v w tarllor. » u t there will bo about aa much torbay and lard end mere dairy pro­ duct) and chicken, tha dapartmont said, supply prspects point to more fresh deciduous and cllrut fruits this winter snd spring thin lis t and about as much processed fruits sad vegetables, sweat po­ tatoes and vegetable oils. SHU' YOU ItI Nil AKI 1. AM 1 im :A k SAVINGS per-ikutl-pcr dollar." What Cunningham doasn’ t say in this speech Is that hii research department reported shat tho at­ titudes of viewers snd analysle el audience re tinge "ara a warning o f danger ahead." In 1949, aald tha report, eicitem int about television w as "ru n ­ ning at a fever pitch ." This "emotional acceptance" continued for soverel years, but now, view­ ers are "obviously watching with a much m ore jaundiced e y e ." rerh ip s the strangest fa ct to emerge from the report was that people watch program* even though they are tired o f them. Some o f those surveyed were quite hostile to the spate o f w eiterns o n 4 TV, but they watched w eitern s'en yw iy. Even so, warned the report, the public wes .becoming restless. As Cunningham puis It In hi* speech: "a s f i r as we advertiser* ere conceited, it is a Tima fo r Pause." Banner i T h u r s d a y . O ct- S I , 1 1 8 ? Lives In A B C Studio Bach Weekend My WILLIAM EW ALIi VeUad P n s a lu ff Correspondent N t W Y O R K , ( U P ) - E a e h weakend, Andre la ru ch and Bee Wain, a husband and wife team of curi­ ous w orking habits, u k a up tem ­ porary Manhattan resident* on tho sixth flo o r o f I I W ist 19th St. Thoy live In n single room fu r­ nished In • style that m l«ht he called contem porary Bowery. Its fixtures Ineluda a long wooden table, a fe w bruised chairs, a green couneh and a piano o f same antiquity. Tha roam haa no win­ dows, T bo bathroom is down tha hall. Tbslr home is a radio studio of the Ametrlcao IroadcaiUng Net­ work. T h e Biruche live in the studio each Saturday and Sunday. No other couple can maka that ststemant. A F t* low * >!tip "W o d o take a few hours o ff te steep overnight In a nearby h o til," saya la ru ch who over the nait 19 y ta r* has served in rapac­ ities as diverse as disk lockey, basabill am ougeer and com m er•ial spicier for "Y ou r Hit Pa­ rade." " l u t tho major portion o f the weekend wrO spend right in the itudlo. W o have what, i guess, Is tho toughest schedule in the business, w * do 39 five-minute w aitbor ahowa a weak. 31 or them an la tu rd a y and-gunday. They're all live and ws try to make little productions out of each of them with com edy sad music "T b o personnel around us keeps changing, but not us. w e wear out six direelors, seven cnilneare and three pfanlsts each weekend." B is, married to Andre (or IP y e a n and tha mother o f a girl and bey , confesses their social life has bean torpedoed sine* they look over their assignment on Sept. 31. Try and Stop Mi VO EDITORS Of A Cornell University newspaper, to prov# gullibility o f people high in public life, on ce formed an organisation to "m e u e from oblivion" on* Hugo N. Frye, "the Tthe father ef the Republican Party In New Y o rk ." In­ vitations to a dinner com ­ FRIDAYI SATURDAYI BIG FOUNDER’S D AY VALUES memorating Frye's birthday brought enthusiastic replies from tho vlco-proeidont of tho U. R , tho Republican National committee chair­ man, and • desen congress­ men. The secretary o f Labor wrote, "U U a pleasure to testify to tho career of that sturdy patriot w ho first planted tho ideals o f our party in your region o f tho country." Tksre w u M such person aa "Hugo N. Try*." el course. HU aim* came from the Uen-pepular phrnc, "You go and fr y :" • • • Oinny Thomas tell* *b#ut a Hollywood pair who were nptureusly happy far years. Then they met each other. HONOR MR. i . C. PENNEY SPECIAL BUYS FOR ' BARGAIN DAYS • tier, t y BeaaeU C u t. p u u u -u d b r Kins r o t u m gynjict’.t. RIG HACK Heart Disease Increase Due To Longer Life Span WOMEN’S DRESSES SPECIAL Y l 3Q 0 I f HUMAN N. 9UNMIIN, MB. IT may seem paradoxical, but; Risht no* an rstimited 3.G00, tha faek th at mere parsons are now dying from heart disease actually Is a x Indication o f m idi cal progress. L u t y ta r disorders o f the heart, blood vessel* and related organa accounted for mart than •30,000 deaths, about h a lf o f the total number o f death* In the United gtates. OOO Americans hava heart dis­ ease. Another 1,000,000 sutler from related disorders such as h igh blood pressure, rheumatic fever, hardening o f the arteries and the Uke. D eaths from heart disease alone run about 310 fatalities per 100.000 population or about tw oflfths o f all deaths. That's n ot counting daatha from related dis­ C a u se of Death orders. Back In 19U, t h u s disuses This, o f course, presents a great caused about on c-th ird of tha challenge to the m edical profes­ nation'* deaths. In 1900, only oxa- sion. And doctors and sctrntlsU fifth. throughout the nation are work­ How can ws b o u t o f medical ing constantly to provide a p re­ progress in the faee e f these new ventive or cur* for heart disease. ■tails tics? T h ere is one stumbling block. The simple explanation D that Coronary heart dlseaia stems heart d ls a u e Is chiefly an afflic­ ta flourish where living con d i­ tion o f old ate. tions ara hlghar. diets are richer More persona are now lirlng and psychological pressures era long enough to contract and die heavier. This la precisely tha type e f heart dUeas*. About 70 p*r o f environment that typifies cant o f all deaths from thla causa m uch e f modern Am ities. oaeur attar tho age o f at. Mora Americana are reaching QUtanCIf AND ANSWIX C. B.: While she was sick re­ the age o f 63, and over, than ever before. Tha reason is that we now cently, and had a high fever, my have control ovar many Infte thraa-year-eld daughter had se­ tlous diseases cues whleh formerly ver* convulsion*. W ill they recur? took a »t«catering toll of death* Answer: In m ost casts, convul­ and Invalli .Idiom, especially af our sions following fever do not recur unless the fever is allowed to younatr citizens, clim b to a high level. However. It Health Problem would be well for you to consult a A* a result, heart* d lseu e h u physician as soon as your child become a m ajer health problem, becomes 111. 19-1| Minutes Free "On weekends, we get ebeut 19 er IS minutes free between shows — when w e aren’ t writing er rehearsing," ahe nays. "B u t w h it can you do In IS minutes? And tha rest o f the week, 1 just want t* rest and get acquainted with my fam ily again." So far, the Baruchs beva man­ aged to hold up pretty well under their grinding schedule (Andre ■Iso has another Monday-throughFriday one-hour shew on tha same network plus TV and film shorts assignm ents), but they dM h ive out far h im sandwiches snd got one close call a couple o f Satur­ food pollening." says Andre. 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And, o f courae, ducted hi* cam paign agalaat Nix* on while a m em ber of tho Elxenbower admlnlatratlon, a altuatton which a*tonlahod and t r o u b l e d .Vixen’ * friend* and an but obtalncd from the v ice president, a withdrawal from the eonteat, The strategy o f St m e n and o f political amateur* a m o n g tho SUssta I* reported to bo think* taf W rannlng n o t you for cor* •raw of Paaatyfmto. I f to « m elected, Stitsea auroly would be­ com e a farorlto aea candidate for (ho 1980 Republican presidential nomination, thereby depriving Nix- * p' ln t ***• lde* Nixon would b*<Hr hurt the US9 ticket, Ntxon road and haard to mueh o f that atop-Nlxon patty lino with* tut rabuko from tho White Route that there aroie In h b own mind the question whether he ihould itand aside. There waa no evldance that NLxcn's pretence on tho be would be, to fact, a p op u lu tial nomination. Stauen la comparatively young. running mat*. T h at could bo a basic reason fo r with an unsatisfied yen to bo G O P B t n t f Per Nixon SUaooh'e thought o f ■ political president, The b ig margin by w hich tho com eback. The election of Rich* In his RMk year. S t e a m can Elsenhower - Nixon teem wa* re­ ard M. Nison aa president would iok, i f h e, must, beyond 1980 to elected amply Justified the vice very “Shortly lead to Stas sen’ s de- 944 and, oven. 196*. Hla clearest president'* te If-confident decision parture from federal office if he lew o f the White House would ho to stay In the race. His renoutina- happ d to hold inch when Nixon i had front the governor’* office la tlon in San Prtneiaeo waa unani­ took over, A governor o f Pennjyl-1 Harriiburr * > . . W eather AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA. United Press Leased Wire Docks, Term in als lAajc * Issue In Commission Race t P E A K X lfl AND PROGRAM CHAIRM AN at yesterday's Junior d u m b e r at C n n s n e Luncheon. (Front row ) toft to rigkti Mrs. Alien WUHnk. • candidate fo r the City Commission, Ambrose O llff, program chairman, and R obert 8 . Brown, candidate fo r the City Cawwbaton. (Back t s v ) left to righ t: A. U W ilson, unopposed candidate for the Ctty Commission and R. F. Cooper, unopposed candidate for Uw Board o f School Trustees, (r h o to by Bergstrom) Pilot Dies InJet C itiz e n s U rg e d To R e a d CrasM tarM r This Morning sad constitution, Representative Pr°P «ed eoMtitotlon «*< . „ ! recta over 200 grammatical error*, Every ellixem should acquaint John* ramroddtd this mself or h e n e lf with the pro* [ through the Senate." OCALA, Fla. W — A Navy n u Crusader Jet plane crashed |ust south o f here today and the " p ilo t , attached to a fighter squad­ ron at Cacti Field near Jackson­ ville, was killed Instantly. Witnesses told newsmen that Uje plan* crashed aftsr g o in g Into w hat appeared to be an Intention­ al dive from whleh the pilot ap­ peared unable to pull out. A team of Navy investigator* v e i l on It* w ay from Jacksonville " t o tho crash seen* to study tho wreckage. Name o f tho pilot, w ho waa thrown from the main portion of tho wreckage on Impact with th* ground. Is withheld by the Navy until hi* next of kin eould bo notified. The Navy In Jacksonville said the pilot and plane had been atfta c h e d to Fighter Squadron 101 at Cecil Field and that the crash oc­ curred during a routine training mission. ick N. Cleveland laid today, j Representative Cleveland explalnW ve got to weigh the advantage *d, and he pointed out that the having ■ senator of our own proposed itata constitution group* ilntt the cost of additional re- «U matter* within the sa*"* sub* esentative* to the House," ha under one article. ., Seminole County would gain a . , ,, senator of it* own under the proI will be happy to provide po(e,| constitution’* provision* but pie. of the proposed aowUtttUoa voM ba oaly lw0 repr„ <nt. ■ny and all civic groupa or to atires, he tald In explalnatlon of .^ ? r!*1e0!utlV* C,e’ 6* H>o reapportionment .action. Hownd stated. That Is the one way 4Vrr ba Baid. It doe* not aceomi can become better ecqueln ed Ulh real reipp0rtIonment to the th the constitution on which jIouia lixena will bn voUng next year," The',jaulon of representative! * , •. . ... , In th* House leave* th* dominating "•* •r,ln« Influence just a* It is now and nstltution for tte State of Fiord- marc|y a,i(|a mor* employe* which ', Repreien aUve Cleveland said wUI run lnto thousand, of dollar* a\ ! ^ C,e i T ^ * * n*» h additional expense each year. ?! * “ of serf pCT.op.ny (eeI that tha-Snn* Cem<»!«*w*?° n / , , r * of ala naedt lha additional represen'V r .rM ". o ' ! „‘ nd tatlon—primarily beeaus* of It* the United State,. He raid thin ima„ J ,mbtnhlv." ha Iald. l| ,C * m* * JmP°rUnl ‘ ttce Recently, Representative Cleveidcr the present laws you have (and appaared before the Sanford r £ ! 2 , ? / , , W#M UM* Club end the Pilot CTub of ?! Winter Park to explain th* various *"***. djr,c' tntnciele* of tha propoied eonw’ i m ****0!*4 T,k Cjeve* jtuution on which eltliens, next na. t. the section where by local , ithar pIacr th*ir stamp w county commUaloner* can be lpproV1, or ,|^n down. *!l-d n n ow a rn n le i a r l n i t l e n u n lv Local News Carnival 'Wonderful ren and sold hundreds o f brilocns, and time again to th* two fis h -. Mrs. C. A- Andes son Jr., th* ponds and tha boat* on pond. school secretary, was tha "plckJfinnlng th* booths were par­ m y-pocket" lady. She, too, ipent ent* o f Southside School children. the evening wandering through the Many fathers were In evidence and served in nearly every capacity. crowd, The Junior High School Band pro­ Tha carnival groaaed over one vided musle during th* evening. hundred dollar* mor* than it did In the auditorium, gaily cos­ last year. Result* will not b* tumed dancers of tha Daanna krown for icveral day*. School of Dane* provided an «nEach booth, so well stocked at trrtaining program In balM , tap, S:30 p. m., « ! • depleted hy the and to*. Deanna McManus and time tha evening was over. Literal­ George W'iggin gave in exhibition ly thousands o f hotdogs, cold o f ballroom dancing. R. C. Whit­ drink* and co ffe e were served. Th* mire took photographs chicken barbcqtie cooked by CutIn thanking those who helped on ton Brown was completely sold the carnival Mft. Winn made spe­ out. cial mention o f those tn charge Long lines remained all even­ o f each booth. Fish Pond, Mrs F. ing before th* spook house, pony H. Norvetl; Train, Mrs. A . J. Bra­ rides, train and snapping turtle, cken and Snapping Turtle; County ituudreda of children returned lima Store, Mgs. Arthur Harris; Hot 9 1 Lyv, 'A C Monday's Rotary Session Canceled The regular weekly meeting of the Sanford Rotary Club schedul­ ed for Monday noon will be cineslled so that members may at­ tend the Joint meeting o f the elvle and service club* sponsored by the Jaycces, which will be held Tuesday noon at the Episcopal Parish House. Congressman A. S. (S yd) Herlong Jr., will be the guest speak- rr wilt be deputy leader and Herbert Bowden the chief whip. N<* other candidates had been proposed when nomination* closed Thursday night. On Page 8 “ A wonderful lu cte**", w as the •Utemcnt made thla m orning by chairman o f the Southside School carnival, Mrs. Lola Winn. “ I can not thank enough the oarents and teachers who made tna carnival possible, particularly my co-ch air­ man, John Kadtv.” Easily tb# biggest crow d aver eame to the Hatloween ca r-to i l at I * Southside School Thursday night. ^ An estimated 2500 men, women and children swarmed over the playground, a* they patroniaed tha more than twenty bootha and ride*. Wandering through the crowd were the t w o “ professional" dow n s Buddy RawU and Volie William* Jr. Tha pitr h**1 been mad* up by Mrs. Don Bn ,baker •nd could have passed fo r proy^fcsaionals. They amused tha child­ a r r lift . The Seminole County United A p ­ peal Drive received ■ substantial push toward Its goal yesterday from Heavy A ttack Squadron Nine. Lcdr. John E. Cousin*, USN, Chair­ man o f the drive fo r VAH-9, pre­ sented a check In the amount of 1511 to Captain L. A . Arthur, USN, for Inclusion In the fund* to be contributed b y Navy Sanford ac­ tivities. This amount represents more than one quarter o f the total goal of all N avy Sanford Unite. In addition to tha contribution in dollars, 100 French F tanci, seven English Shillings and a hall penny were presented. VAH-9 re­ turned only last week from a de­ ployment on hoard the U&S Sara­ toga. Porta in Scotland, England and Franc* w ere visited and the foreign eolni donated to (he Unit­ ed Appeal represent* money from each of the countries. Cdr. W. R. H ailelt, USN, Com mandtng O fficer o f Heavy Attack Squadron Nine, gav* the Navya traditional “ W ell Done" to the officers and men of hi* command for their generous support o f this must worthwhile course. GAfTSKELL HEADS PARTY LONDON « B - High fto'tekell will again lead the Labor opposi­ tion parly in the next session of Parliament It was announced Thursday night. James G riffiths Additional Southside article The importance or the Sanford Dock* and Terminals p r o je c t be­ came the matof Issue In the race between two candidates fo r the Board o f Sanford City Com mis­ sioner* when they spoke before the Seminole County Junior Chamber o f Com m erce at its noon luncheon meeting yesterday Mrs. A lice Willlnk told the Jayeees that “ women are bceomlng more aware o f tho political situa­ tion amt arc today taking a greater part In the affairs of government. “ I realise tbit Sanford i* in a transition period between vary little progress mil the com ing of Industry," she said, "amt I would appreciate your support in hav­ ing a woman on the Board o f City Commissioners.'* Robert S. Brown, opposing Mrs. W tllink.ln the race for tho seat vacated by F. D. Scott at the end o f his term this year, spoke o f hi* experience In cily planning, “ It we* discouraging to ftnd out the lack o f Interest In the city’ * ohlem s," he said. “ One problem the Docks and Termlhals, 1 hope that it can be an achieve­ ment.’ * However, Brown told the Jayeeo audience “ I am not going to nromJs*,*?« U»i|e.ri.the otter anTil all reports ’ are In,' but I do think Sanford ran achieve At Wilson, an unopposed candi­ date for reeiection to the Po*rd of Sinford City Commissioner*, told the Jaycces “ The docks and term­ inals project Is the key to our economic future and next that Is an airport," R. F. Cooper, an unopposed candidate for the Board of School Trustee*, called on th« Jaycces to support the school bond Issue on Nov. 19. "W e're asking you to put In double effort In getting the people out to vote," Ambrose OHff introduced the speaker* at program chairman for the day. Chorus Seeks More Singers Member* o f the Male n ,fT tn are reminded that the reb*arsal scheduled for 8 o’ clock Stonday night, will be held It tha Preshytcrian Church. It is still th e hope of Harry M. Weir, director o f the group, “ that more men w ill coma out and join tha chorus." For Information On CIRCULATION PH. FA 2-2011 or lifter 0:30 p.nt, PH. FA 20973 T1IK COMMANDING OPFICER of Ranfard Naval Ale Station (toft) Capi. L- A- A tth w accepts a *511.00 cheek from LCDR John K. Coastoa (righ t) representing V A H -t a contribution to the Remlnoto fourth uf the total N avy Sanford goal. Authorities Halloween prankster* turned out in force last night but there were so m any police officers, pollc* cruisers, city officials, and elty employe* on duty that It wa* Im­ possible to do much dam oge. Halloween fun was marred by one accident on Park A ve. near the Intersection of 10th St, when an 11-year-old-boy w*» struck hy an automobile as he veered around a parked car. Paul Fllcger of 214 Etm Ave. was riding his bicycle, without lights’ and on th* wrong side of the street, according to Sanford Police Department reports, when he w as struck by a ear driven by Marion Blessing of the Montezuma Hotel aa the bike cut out to p u s the p lrk e d car. Th* youth was thrown by th* Impact on top «f a parked car and then slid to the payment. Eaa in in at ions at the Seminole Mem­ orial Hospital m e a le d the voungiter had no broken bones but re­ ceived only ■ badly bruised right leg and suffered from ahneW. The as thrown 42 feet south bicycle of the intersection. In another Incident, three young­ sters w ere taken Into custody and ehvrged with the destruction of city property. Robert Morris Doo­ ley, 19, Charles Robert Bridges, IT, and Charles Dooley along with five juveniles Including one 13ycar-old girl were shooting out street light* with ■ BB rifle. The (O fficial U8N Photo) Watch Pranksters Incident occurred to th# Dreamwold and 4th Street ind French Ave. vicinity. Southward Fruit Company wa* broken Into and the office ran* tacked, according to Police Chief Roy Q. Williams, Ernest South­ ward on returning to hi* plant dis­ covered it had been plundered. Police investigators found that an attempt bad been made to pry open tha coca col* machine and an­ other attempt at entering the safe wa* made. The Intruder* took on­ ly 50 or 80 cents in stamp monay. o f Halloween night, were apparent­ ly seared from tha scene when The burglars, taking advantage Southward reutrned to hi* offiee. In tha county, g lts ie i wtra bro­ ken front the Truck Grower* build­ ing i t Rand* Siding. -Sheriff J. I*. Hobby said he received “ numcrous call*" complaining about Juveniles shooting firecrackers and throwing them Into groups. It was reported that considerable “ m ap damage was done at the Cassel­ berry post office. In Sanford there were 19 extra police on duty In addition to th* n g u to r force with watchmen sta­ tioned at all elty property. Divi­ sion superintendent* were used to putrol the streets. In addition, th* City Manager, Warren E. Knowles and Mayor David Uatchel warn patrolling until t a. m. this morn­ ing. Success' Dog Stand, Mrs. Georg* Sires, Mr*. Everett O rr; Spook House, Mrs. B. If. F ren trcsi; Fish Pond No. 2, Mrs. D. R. Jones; Ponies, Mrs. Harvey Hale; Whole Cakci and Cake and C offee, Mrs. Ralph Jarvis; Popcorn, Peanuts, and Sno-Cones, Sir*. W. E. Dodsun; Old Clothing Booth, Mrs J. C. Cameron J r.; Candied Apple* and Home made Candy, Airs Hallas Loop; Rnats-on-a-Pond and Post O ffice, Mrs. W . L. Colbert; Jack O’ Bean and Teddy Bear, Mr*. Ralph M cLain; Pair Tree and Pot­ ted Plants, Mrs. Luuia Hoop; Dart Board, Mrs. W illiam Tripp; Handi­ craft, Mri. Albert Jarrell: Dart Board No. I, Mra. Henry Kirtley; Dinner and Cold Drlnka, Sir*. R. P. Goods peed and Mri, David Carnefix. C1.0W N 3 AND It\LI.OONS was nn* renter of attraction at SoctluU a School’* Halloween Carnival la*t night to which more than 2,50V pcopla were attracted. (S ta ff Photo) � 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, 1957 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, October 30, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 41-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 30, 1957; <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/002baddc77de55a1e401d89d9960427a.pdf 7c7f4224541b06f78b0c5e59614a6744 PDF Text Text i 9 Second Addition • LUXURY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES • CITY WATER Priced From FHA IN SERVICE DOWN PAYMENT AND CLOSING COST AS LOW AS $1,300 MONTHLY PAYMENTS CHEAPER THAN RENT. • CITY SEWERS FHA DOWN PAYMENT AND CLOSING COST AS LOW AS $1,500 MONTHLY PAYMENTS CHEAPER THAN RENT. • PAVED STREETS • INTELLIGENT ZONING RESTRICTIONS • COMPLETE NEW FLORIDA STYLING f WE CAN QT\iL IF Y YOU FOR ONE OF OUR FINANCE PLANS IN 30 MINUTES OUR AIM U to build for you the buyer the very best home we can a t a price you can afford. OUR POLICY to guarantee the workmanship and material used In the homes we build for a period of one year. You must be satisfied or we will return your money. W E HAVE A HOME FO R Y O U !! T U D O R Inc Brailey Odham, President Sales Office Corner 27th St. and 17-92 Highway �Egypt Accuses United States Of Plotting Against Syria By UNITED PRES* • Egypt o tM m d the first anni­ versary of tbo Israeli Invasion today by accusinir the United State* t l r plotting against Syria Cairo newspapers hailed the day as "Hero's Day” and reported that President Carnal Abdel Nas­ ser would speak on the occasion. The English language Egyptian Gazette recalled that the'United States was one of the first nations to speak out against the IsraeliBritish-French Invasion and said it v i s repeating their mistakes. "Exsetiy on* year after the Sues aggression It atem i as If a similar venture Is being prepared, Again there is the th reat of a third world war,” it said. Other newspapers failed U recall U.S. intervention on Egypt's side and Al Shaab said “America Is preparing to take some specific action In the Middle East.” It warned that the Arab states would act together, rhe government newspaper AleGomhouria also at­ tacked the United States. The Egyptian press comment was in contrast to belief in the United Nations that blunt state­ ments by the American. British and Turkish delegates haJ taken the crisis edge off the assembly debate on Syria. However Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko was speaking this morning and his speech should show for sure. Syria gave indications Monday night It thought the crisis far from over. It warned seven NATO pow­ ers that Turkey might eelae the opportunity of forthcoming NATO maneuvers in southern Turkey to "commit aggressive action against Syria." Syria sent Identical notes to tfc* United lu te s , Iu ly , Greece, Weet Germany, Belgium, Holland nod Denmark calling their attention to "the faet that Turkoy might seise the opportunity” at tho NATO ma­ neuvers to “commit aggressive ac­ tion against Syria.** W an e Turkey May Act It aald Turkey might act In ba­ llet the presence of NATO forces In the Turkish coastal areas near Syria “is to protect Turkish for­ ces during their possible aggres­ sive operations.” Tha maneuvers ran Oct, Sl-Nov. g. In Cairo the Middle East News Ageney reported one Turkish plane and two unidentified aircraft flew over north Syria on Monday and tfcat a British mads Canberra bomber flew toward Iraq. W eather ■ Established 1609 leged arrests — tkbd since aid' August — was “unjustifiable In­ terference” In embassy work. Moscow Continues Propaganda Moscow Radio kept up its antiAmerican and anti-Turkish propa­ ganda and demanded the United Statea halt Its “Imperialist schemes In the Middle East for the sake of universal peace.” Jerusalem dispatches Indicated growing concern at Israeli rela­ tions with Syria, almost the fln t time Israel has Indicated it might AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 29. 19R7 become embroiled la tho eurrent Turco-Syrlan dlspifte. Other MideaM Development*: Cairo: Egypt said it was sending its chief delegate to the AngloEgyptian economic talks back to Rome sent week with instruetlona to break off negotiation* unless Britain releases Egypt’* frozen as­ sets. Cairo: Delegates from ten AfroAslan countries announced they would fly to Damascus Wednesday to examlno the Syrian crisis. Sh o p a n d Save f c r a li* Generally fair today aud tomor­ row; Somewhat w anner today. VOL. XLIX The U.S. Embassy in Damascus meanwhile formally protested to Syrian authorities over the al­ leged seizure of one of their chief Syrian employes in Latakla nine days ago. An ambassy spokesman s a i d Syrian authorities seised Moham­ med Sukkar, chief clerk and inter­ preter at the Aleppo Consulate, in Latakia on Oct. 20 while he was there with Vice Consul Arthur Lowrta. The spokesman tin n ed tha al­ In Sanford > United Press Leased Wire NO. 121 Mollets Attempt To Form Government Rejected PARIS (UP)—The National Aseembly early today rejected So­ cialist Guy Mollet'a attempt to form a new government. President Rene Coty promptly tapped young financial wizard Felix Giillard, • Radleat Party leader, to make the jirx t try. The assembly turned down Mollet by a 290-227 vote, thus prolong­ ing the four-week political crisis conceded to be the worst since World War II. The Conservatives lined up with the Communist* and extreme Right Wing Poujidista to defeat him. At 4:40 a.m. Coty summoned Gaillirri to the palace. It* Is 37 and finance minister In the gov eminent of caretaker P r e m i e r Maurice Bourges • Maunoury. A half hour later Galllard emerged and announced he would decide later In the day whether he Personal Solicitations In Drive Start Monday Next to the final phase of the ftm lnole County Chamber of Commerce membership drive will get underway Monday and con­ tinue through Nov. 15, J. Braliey Odham, chairman of the memberablp committee said yesterday at a meeting of his team captains. Dedication Service For Highway 415 To Be At Osteen Personal solicitation will get un­ derway next Monday following an Intensive telephone followup of let­ ters mailed to more than 700 licen­ sed businesses and professional people in Seminole County, Odham said. In a report to the committee Brailey Odham called attention to 105 memberships already receiv­ ed by mail. Included in the total memberships today are 22 new one* along with 21 Increased mem­ berships, "I feel good about the results so far," Odham said as ho reveal­ ed that nearly 50 per cent of the goal, $10,000 has been raised with the total already reaching $5,685. Explaining the goal of the mem­ bership committee, Odham told the group yesterday afternoon "The membership committee along with the budget committee of the Chamber of Commerce has consid­ ered the needs for 1957-56 and thia money represented In our goal is needed to promote advertising on a national basis. “A group of businessmen met and discussed the potential. They a Plans are complete for the de­ dication of Highway 415. which ha* been named the Campbell Thornall Highway, on Nov. 13 at 4 p. m. rfThe dedication ceremony will •Ske place at Ogteen where mem­ bers of the Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee, representa­ tives of City and County govern­ ments, S u te Road Department offlcliia and other* will take part In the formal opening and hear the dedicatory addrese by Justice of the Florid* Supreme Court Camp­ bell Thornall, a former road board member. barbecue will follow the cere­ monies to which the public is in-1 The Seminole County Firem an's viteci. Association will convene tomor­ Dr. R. S. Williams of New Smy­ row night at 6 o’clock a t the rna Reach and Earl Higginbotham Longwood Fire Hall. All County firemen are request­ of Sanford are in charge of ar­ rangements which are sponsored ed to be present for this meeting. by the Chamber of Commerce of A spokesman said that anyone Seminole County and New Smy­ else Interested la welcome to at­ tend. rna Beach. City Fathers Ask For Additional Parkway Lights The Bosrd of Sanford City Com­ missioners last night approved an ordinance for a position classifi­ cation plan and made Into lew by CAPT. R. F. SELLARS, guided missile director, was the guest speaker at ■ dinner sponsored by tho officer* of VAII-7. Pictured above from left to right are CDR. K. jC. Knight, Commanding Officer ordinance a new electrical code. of VAII-7, ('apt. R. F. Sellar*, Commanding Officer ol the Naval Ordnance “ .......... “ “ Commissioner* were alto advis­ avcral, (’apt. L. A. Arthur, Commanding Officer of NAB Sanford, and Cap ed that parkway light! on French minding Officer of Heavy Attack Wing One. (Offli Ave. and Park Ave. were turned on Oct. 24. bringing to near com­ pletion the entire system. However, commissioners asked that additional parkway light* be provided for the Sanford Clv,« Cen­ ter area and the municipal park­ ing lot. A plan Is to be submitted to the city by the city manager, United Appeal team captain* people fully Informed of purposes for tho placement of the lleht* and An ordinance presently In force the financing of the additional! met in the board room of First and progress'', said Kastner, “ our on the city’s statute Hip nook* “la facilities. Federal Savings and Loin Assn. solicitors are hearing such state­ better than a proposed ordinance Purchase of an. RCA two-way yesterday afternoon to discus* with ment* as ’I'll hive to dlscues It! r • 1 • * by photographers" . radio my partner (or some other in-1 l^ S , J S £ ? r{ ,#'2 * n,l6r'* cruiser was i p p r o r S f f c y ^ H r a t t ]'Campaign Chulrman Harold Kas- Llth dividual) to i«c what we went to W r Commissioners decided last 1 of Commissioners at last nlght'a j ?[»" *n<l President George Touhy night. give'. And 'I'll send you a check the progrcn in the eurrent ram Fred Kirshner, Henry Jamaion The Seminole County Chamber session. paign to raise I35.C00 for the soon but I don't want to sign that The Roerd of Commissioner* seven participating agencies. They pledge card'. Alio there la the and Georga Bergstrom, Sanford of Commerce monthly Coffee Club will meet at Mrs. Appleby'* Res- was advised last right that Dr. T. report collections in funds end statement ’I’ve been too busy. photographers, requested that an taurant In the Valdes Hotel Thurs­ F. McDaniel la serving as City pledges of slightly more than $10,- These people apparently don't ordinance, similar to one used In Physician replacing the late Dr. day morning at 10 o'clock. realize t h * t 'time's a-wastin’ Denver, Coin., he adopted here to 000. protect the local photographers J. N. Tolar. Commissioners InCoffee and doughnuts are eerv-. . . . Two elements characterized the and that they are t a l k i n g from itinerant solicitors. ed while new membere, newcom- *tructe,l Ibe *Hy manager to conto a busy business men or woman City Attorney William C. Hutch­ ers to Sanford and Semlnolo Coun- 1 negotiations for a City Phy- statements of a majority of the who not only li trying to operate canvassers. One was that appar­ ison told the photographers "our a business or a home but still Is ty, and visitors In this area are ently many firm* and individuals Introduced during the half hour The City Manager was also In- felt that United Fund was the giving the time necessary In work problem is on* of enforcement.” session. j structed la*t night td plan for In- preferred way to contribute to on this important civic project," Henry Jameson pointed out that Charlie Morrison serves as trrvlews of a prospective Recrea- charity organizations and that they added the United Fund chairman. local photographers pay taxes, sewer and water charges, garbage emcee for the gathering. I (Continued on Page 6) It was brought out tha* many "Intended to give something” . Tho collection fees and support tha other factor was th at “ we are people are still waiting for a city. "Theae Itinerant photograph­ er* coma In and take business P-hVd around and stalled. and just can't seem to get the story the aubscription. These arc urged from us." across that the time to give is to mall their pledge or contribu­ Mayor David Gatchel said “ W# tion to United Fund in caro of the NOW.” postofflee. It win get to the trea­ would like to have an opportunity “ Although tha drive Is going surer, Roy Mann, Kastn*r said, to anforca our ordinance with your In Seminole County, during the i etuses of death. Cancer showed 8-month period ending with Aug-' an Increase of only 3.8 percent, into its fourth week, weeks In adding that worker* just couldn't help" as h* admitted that the San­ ford Police Department did not ust of tlh* year, there were 193 less than the population le-eease. which s t have tried to keep the get around fast enough. • have enough personnel to cope marriages, 107 divorces, 7CH Heart diseases were up 9.3. and Division reports yesterday In­ with tha problem. births, end 282 deaths. | cardiovascular-renal disease* — dicated collections as follows: The present ordinance calls for The number one killer In Sem i-; •‘^oke* end paralyse* _ InereasAutomotive, $1,183; B e v e r a g e , a $25 license and a performance nole County during the eem* 8 - ,, 'l percent. These hive been $100; Professional m*n *00; Real bond in the amount of $1,000 for month period we* listed as heart | bsted fer a good many yt**-* now Estate, Finance, Insurance, Dry each solicitor and a $25 license for disease with 88 deaths recorded ** *be leading causes of death Cleaning etc, $4,556; County. City each photographer that sets up a from that cause, tying for second 1 amonK people over 45, Federal employes, none; Build­ studio In the city, place In the cause of deaths were I»ea»N* from all accident* other ing trades, $370; Residences, $1,“Any aid you gentlemen can malignant cancer and cerebral than vehicular increased 6 percent, •'9125; Produce, trucking, citrus, give about itinerant photograph­ vascular dlseese with SI each. r,*hl »'on«f " H h 'h * population, LAKELAND. FI*. (U P)-W eeth- ^$1.4TT; ^(^hain stores, none; Navy aw —l ii But vehicular accident deaths df- ermen' slid Florida would begin base, $.503 60; Lake Mary, $433; er* in Sanford.” Mayor Gstchel Deeth. from motor vehlel. «e-| , g7 nt Th„ hlghwl told tha group of local photograph­ warming up today from an early Altamonte-Fcrn Park. $378; Cas­ ers, "would be appreciated. It e dent, in Seminole County were lol| lhowcd d„ th, „ lha selberry, $175.10; Geneva, $299.30; 10 and 16 ace dent* 0f other kinds |(f Au„u, t lu5rt a„(J had rrac),r ,| season cold wave that sent tem­ would he an impossible task for claimed fatalities. | „nly m i t the samc lime (hii peratures plunging to record Octo­ Lungwood, $250; Paola, $119.53; our police department to take care Lak* Monroe, none. ber lows throughout the state. of. In third place for taut# of death yf jr# H was brought out in the »«•-. "In ... the opinion „„ of our attorThe records were set early Mon­ was Influenza and pneumonia with Accident* were the fourth leadday morning but it was only *b>n that several drive captains ney," tha Mayor said "our nreIS for the 8 months. Other Heaths |ng cause of death In the ita tr lavt , warmer and cause* were: diabetes 7. ehru-1 ye3r. They accounted for 2 097 fa- slightly ‘J. V ™ at “ .daybreak , , to-. th.l I ! ! ! ' 1 • d,,Jtlonal collections | sent ordinance would stand up bet________ * ___________ l ter than the proposed ordinance." nic nephritl* 6, other CVR dresses talities. Rarely half of these. *S ro u S o u ! the „ S . r r a “£ 5, tuberculosis 2. dysentary 1, ^2t8, were vehicular accidents. The and acute poliomyelitis 1. I rest were accounted for hy falls, trict* and Interior central seetiojs. During the first sight, month* : drowning, fire and explosion, and Outside of giving Floridian* an of this year, tha mortality tables aircraft accidents. In that order, followed a predictable pattern. Asj Nearly three fourths of the fall* unaccustomed early taste of win­ preventable and eurable diseases were suffered by persons over 65. ter, the cool weather did little fell back before the attack of meal But accident* of all kinds were 'lan,1,Kc- F a r m e r s managed to ern medicine, the Hiseasea of o ldj'he leading cause of death in all protect the few tender erops that aga moved forward a* leading age groups between one and 45. | wfTr exposed. Erra'ch X r w i V r a r r a r t h a ® I r<5mml” io"'>r*’ U lt nl*h‘' ^ Fifth Streets will be named "Jay-1 rro v ,a ,h* uw of lhe Park as * cce Park" If action by the Board I ^t® on which to erect a new tourof Sanford City Commissioners Is 1st information booth, put Into effect hy the Seminole Approved hy the commissioner* Excitement Is running high at section. Tha band will h» hsard their escort! to the special seats County Ju n u r Chim btr of Com was a motion "to permit the use Seminoln High School this weak a* snd the parade will be made up of j on tha sideline* where they will m#rr#. of the park for the purpo-e of put the student* prepare for their an­ floats representing different clubs remain for the rest of the game, ting up facilitie* for tourists and and organisations in the school Sponsor* and their chosen esnual Homecoming celebration. citizen*. That the Jaycees be per­ One of the many big events that dccorated appropriately for the rort* arc; Peggy Lundquist. Jlinmitted to construct tho building , . the student* look forward'to each occasion. Following the parade, a my Moye; Sandra Lee. Richard, | with plans to be approved by tha year, this year it will be h»ld Fri­ pep rally will get underway at j I’hagan; Linda Smith. Tat Don* P a r is h HO U SC , I .City - and that , , the city will buy day, Nov. 1. The "fighting" Semi- First St. and Magnolia Ave. head- hoe, and Delores Jones and Jim -| I my Cordell. ' L10'? . C..T | *>»<* at such time* a* the park is notes will meet the New Smyrna ed hy the MIS cheerleader* Tha Student Council will spun-1 The band, majorette corps and Church Parish House has been s e t, vacated by the Jaycees. at a Beach Barracudas at the Memor­ sor these event* before the game Pep Club famous for their unusual as the meeting place for the joint' figure not to exceed $tO,0on at the ial Stadium at 8 p. m. meeting of Sanford civic clubs who | pleasure of tho municipality.” The celebration will atari with and also the dance afterwards. Al a nd entertaining half-time per­ will hear Congressman AS "Syd" j It laexpected that the |tx*sl formances. promise prevent one spokesman for the council said to­ a bonfire Thursday night at 7:30 Herlong at a 12 noon luncheon o n ! Jaycee organisation will begin lmacross from the high school. This day that "this will be the biggest that is "better than ever". | mediate plans for the construction After tho game, the students will Nov. 3. event Is to stir up ths spirit of the Homecoming yet for SHS' The Seminole County >unior of a booth and to begin c'-sning Friday night the student* will1 gather al the Celery Crate to comstudent* for the “big gam e". Chamber v f Commerce l* In up the site (or use a* a tourist Cheerleaders, dressed In Indian really "let go" when they cheer plctc tha annual celebration with a charge of arrangements and all park. outfits, will lead the crowd in the Seminole* on to a homecoming! big dance. Building* and concrete areas victory over the Barracudas. j Thu* a week of excitcm-M and civic clubs are Invited. In cheers while tha band will furn­ Reservation must be made by now in the park are to torn Tha Homecoming aponsora, who mthusiasm for the students will ish music. are chosen each year by the team, end but by no means w»l end Oct. 11 through rivle club seer*-1 down and elaared off, according friday afternoon a pared* w ill' will be presented before the game their school spirit which I* ever tariff or at the Jaycce Information to previous action by the Board of Booth. I CoouuLu loner i. proceed through tha artil sztia across the Held, withi prasent and outstanding. Florida la Just a we# bit safer to live in this year than last, according to figures Just released hy the State Roard of Health. With an estimated Increase in popula­ tion of 6 percent, deaths from all causes increased only 5 8 percent in the first eight months .he year, compared with the same period in 1956. U F Drive Captains Present Ordinance On Photographers D iscuss Progress Better Says Board Coffee Club Meets At Mrs. Appleby's State Safer To Live In This Year ■ M H M Firemen's Assn. Meet Tomorrow came up with a suggested mini­ mum membership. This list of memberships will be listed In fu­ ture releases Intheir minimum categories,” he said. "It will be greatly appreciated." said Odham, "If the various busi­ ness and professional leaders would read their letters from the Seminole County C ham ^r of Commerce again ami do every­ thing they can to get their mem­ bership checks in." Commenting on the work of the Chamber of Commerce’ Odham •aid "The Chamber of Commerce is working on projects now that can change the whole economy of Seminole County—It la the oeoplo'* money working for them while they are taking care of their busi­ nesses.” Members of tho committee meet­ ing with Odham yesterday to plan this phase of the drive were: Jack, Hall, Art Plcva, Art Kerris. Jim Grant, Carroll Burke, Tommv Mc­ Donald, George Andrew Speer, Clirfurd McKibbin and Dr. W. A. Woodall. would make tha effort to bfcoma France's 24th postwar premier. Standing on the chilly steps of Elyse* Palace before sunrise, Galllard told reporten his task was a formidable one, Indicating he did not hold too much hope of success. Observers gave him a 60-40 chance. The Conservative votes actually were whit killed Mollet's chances since he had counted on Commu­ nist and Poujadist opposition. The Conservatives refused to accept his Insistence that pensions and health benefits he Increased even at the cost of higher taxes. He Devalued Franc It was Gaillard'e virtual deval­ uation of the Franc this summer that brought home forcibly to Frenchmen tha seriousness of their country's economic plight. Galllard's try will be the fifth since til* Bourge* • Maunoury gov­ ernment fell Sept. 30. Mollet tried twice. The other attempts were made by Conservative Antolno Pinay and Radical Socialist R a n * Pleven. 33 "ft Florida To Begin Warming Up Today From Cold Wave Trailer Park To Be Used For Info Booth. SHS Homecoming Events Revealed Club Meet Slated HOMECOMING SPONSORS chosen at fin® by the Seminole football team are (top) Delores Jones .and l.lnda .smith, (Bottom). Peggy Jane LuzuUulsl and bandra Lee. These young ladir* will reign %t«g the homecoming gam* Friday sight, U'hoto tyr llergalzcaj �4 — r "-.•CV-'- i I A lo n g the Business Front —wttk W r « ■pad Miller whe worked foe Wlaa-Dixie for a beg tlat ta tbo new *al« manager tot the Feral* tun Center. . Mr. Brad Foley haa bean trasa/eml from the Sanford General. Acceptance Corporation office tn Tampa. Mr. Short U the now manager of the Sanford branch . . Mr*. Mary Waahbunj la now lain clerk at Sweeney's Gift Shop. . Mr. Baggerlp la hoping to be la kis new bulling that la lo­ cated on Ht-wajr 17-M by the first of lha year . . Mr. Hugh Nlehol- i MBS , MUSPH/ 1-’ V Another one of those days when u I can stre u h it t o d a y ! 1 can't think of anything to writ* The phono number la FA S-B7L shoot. Thia oonada downright oilly in caaa anyota reading thin to mo now th a t I road It over, aa has m o r e n e w a tbo/ can 1'va joat ftaUhod writing several tsD mo about. A shower. Mr* lottera! I never a t m tdhavo trou- thday party, out-of-town guests, Mo with those, but “oh” . . the and all such things, make later* troeblo I have .trying to w rite n eating reading to people who cnhunn.wkan no ana hat called know you, and like to know w hat's mo with any newt! going on. 9o bow about it? If I I have exactly ont thing to don't answer, please keep trying. write about, so I guest I bsd bet* 1 am home a lot, even If it doesn't seem th at way! U r get a t It. and stop stalling! Joat realised what the data to. la t h Armistesd was honored at another baby shownr last Friday and I want to get a VZBY last evening, n t bar hfme an Rosalia minute reminder to all tbo rh to fa Pl«Drive. The hoeuse was Mrs. PoOy Wives who plan to attw d the "patch treat" dinner on Novem­ Gardiner, a very good friend of MILK IS FOR SISSIES Ruth's. Tbo color tebeme was yel­ ber 6th., at the Imperial House* day lino for Yowell's. She says that CHICAGO W — Mrs. Rla Car* low and green, (playing no fa- In Winter Park. Call Marie Hipps Holiday clotbrs this year are varttse) with an the gifta piled In this evening, or tt will be loo late. sm arter than o v e r. . Powell'* Of* melto w a n t too upset when her eet didn't drink milk, even though the pretty pale green bassinette Tonight le the deadline, so giro most cats do. But now she's wor* Roth baa all ready and waiting her a call at PA 2-4013 and let her ried — the eat has started 0 for the new arrival. An unbrtl* put In your reaervatlon along with chew tobacco It tears from cigar­ the others. la with, green and yellow stream­ ettes. 4 ers knag over the bisiinette, and b e a ttifu white gladioli* w e n the flowers need. Several game* were S rv W IM M M l played with prises being won by Dorothy Odell, Nona Fret well, and Betty LeCuyer. Those attending HUSH TOUD. /W ise- ITS I were: Mrs. Helen Welsh, Mrs. D. TW'OHLY WAY I HAVE TO < A. MeClary, Mrs. E. C. Dobson, Mrs. Lmdsa Bauman, Mrs. Jana KEEP TRACK <?M9U UNTIL. Fretwotl, Mrs. Mary Ana Gallo* I A iEIP 'TO U * HELP t— ^ way, *Mrs. Stella Biplcy, Mrs. France* Fratwell, Mrs. Non* Fret* well, Mrs. Lois Ana Dropchuck, Mrs. Ellse Cornell, Mrs- Dorothy Odell, Mrs. May Davis, Mrs. Bon­ nie Yarborough and Mrs. Betty Le* Coyer. Several girls wore unable to attend, but sent gifts along whh others. They were: Mrs. Ber­ nice Stinson, Mrs. Montcen Flow, o n , Mrs. Gloria Smith. Mrs. Suo Lolehelt, Mrs. Lucy Fore, Mrs. Imogene Yarborough, Mrs. Con­ nie Halo and Mrs. Carol Kenny. Ruth received some very beauti­ ful baby gifts and hardly a repast among th a n I Clllott finally got homo from playing golf. (1 knew It war a mis* take lotting him got those clubs!) Saturday they played twenty-seven holes, but today th ty cut down n llttto and only playod eighteen! Joyce Williams has bean back for a couple of weeks now, but If things work out tho way she haa It planned, ahoD bo beading for Nor­ folk' by tho end of tho week! This tin s she's soiling tho bouse, so I gutsa It will bo ■ long timo bofors we'll **• thorn again. (What a way to u lk when she hasn't even I«ft WIFE-, J U « T H A N « * A BO U N D yet!) Well, 1 tried, but this Is an fnr THE OLD HOME TOW N fviA rs c o o MV OINNBR COOKING?; 1 ITS h COOKING. *t DEAR r A IL W S HAwg TO OO « G O TO THf RESTAURANT TO CAT IT . to start Christmas shopping t , Around lliOO noon Sanford restauranU and drug stare* arv swarming with people . . t think that you’ll like the new Mexican handbags that Ivay'a haa pur. cfbsed, tern* Of thorn a n diaplaj. od la tho window . . Car dealers in Sanfsrd are tailing prospectivt customers that i t 'w on't be lent now, it never cease* to amate m how the Automotive Industry can find ways of changing c a n sack year without running ont of ideas. This coming years models art truly the most fabulous and beautl* ful yet . . If you've noticed the hustle end bustle around Mc­ Crary's these days it’s because of an extensive remodeling plan that's g o i n g on. Mr. R«d. ding tails me t h a t ' I h u are going to got air conE now but will be bock next week with more tld kit* abount San­ ford merchants and Sanford peo* Bv STANLEY JjooJc for your name in Each day the names of 4 people win b« published In The Herald* Claaalfied .olumna for FREE tickets to the Movie* land Hidt-In and the Rita theatres. If ;our name appear*, clip the ad. It la your fra* Mckat—you pay only a small service and tax charge on pease*. r i n r i o t m w m * euH&j The Hanford Herald CLASSIFIED ADS GRANDMA, r h a v k AN ENTRY BLANK BOR VOUT* ENTER TH' COLCRINOT-TT C O N T R S T /P OH.OOOOIB/ I'L L FILL IT O U T NOW7 NAMg. .. GQANOMA. A D O ff£SS...i--------- ; H*M// I W ONOER W H Y T W IY ALW AYS W A N T A FULLER T ' W RITE DOWN HOW O L D HE IS... ------ ---------- Preaenl your ClaaaUiod Ad Free Paaa to the box office of tho theatre named. Make aura you hava your drivar’s 11* cam#, social security card or other par* sonal Identification with you. You May Have A ...WHENTHEY HAVE CONTESil LIKE THIS FOR US K ID S ? J A £ £ fijO A A • To the— Ritz Theatre Movieland Ride-In HOWl **AT A TACKLE Note tha data -printed at (ha bottom of tho ad. Your Paaa must bo used be­ fore this expiration date. OXAUK MADE/ GEE, NO KiDO'MG. THAT* BOUGH * DOES IT HURT/ DAD “ TELL MOM THAT W N3EY J ©NT COMtNG TO D’NNSQ ~ HP < OlSLOCATeD HiS JAW ANO HAS ‘I 'rp. T' l V io k c a WHAT HAPPENED.'— ^ P o o raA L L ? . oocroR •* C l CRACK*) l U P? > 7 4 DISLOCATED TBIPLK* \ D EC K ER ) SANDWICM., /| IVC FIND YOUR NAM E! i ,— SEE THE MOVIES . JAW IF ^ 3 /ie e ! �Tuesday, October 29, 199? NIXON ON CAMPAIGN TOUK—Vice Presides! Richard M. Niton aad New Jersey state Senator Malcola S. Forbes discuss tha GOP campaign af Forbes for Governor of the stale. The Vice President Joined Forbes a t Atlantic City for a one-day speaking tour In hla behalf. (UP Telephoto) SGIMTOT MUM ON UPOBT TO IKI-Dr. Isa dor L Rabi (right), Columbia University physicist and chairman ot President Elsen­ hower's Scientific Advisory Committee, is Interviewed a t tha White House where the Chief Executive met with 14 top scientists. While Dr. lU bi declined to comment, It waa understood that the missile and satellite programs wero ot chief concern and tha Presi­ dent was given a report on research ln many scientific fields. CHAPTER M | BBa threw oat har hands in • gw* oM plus to rid*," aha said. m n the Christman dbtaar, tura of futility. "Oh, 1 don't know, Baunders Ud the mar* aad a Isabelle RaadaB turnad har Chad, Maybe ha did want to coma brown gelding from tha stable, and Chad helped laabella Into tha sidesaddle. H* wanted to aak her It her liuaband knew aha waa go­ ing and decided agalnat I t ^ „ "Don't ifo far," he sold. If any. could not taka hla aysa from har. 1 have, but sometimes I think Uling happens, tha Colonel wtn up thia b*T* my hide." Bha atood facing him. a and but r lovaty woman. Chad wondered. way"Inald* , tha"stockade. N o o n . J J * " * as be had aaaay time, since ha to t talk to. The Colonel Just alt- **«• ^ l e * P®” ™” * blt 1 had first seen har, why aha had Ung i and looking at m a" Har Bn- lM"* V"1}' married Colonel RandalL i gera tightened on hia arm. "CVd, *1* * *1 ™ [i» ^ ^ !!!? Chad placed hla chair beaide Win you Ut me hare a home to *** $***' Baunderaatmand awkbars, a sudden wariness la him. | L 'g y i * UtU* 1 ^ e f u l and ^ U ^ ^ d S Ha waa afraid to stay here, afraid S » gtartllng contrast with tha plodof hlmaalt Ho heard tha steady, wmildn t go far FJ3'..tOT3 r * 2 «U"B. heavy-boned m ar. that aha gargling sound of tha Ootonal’s coul<Jn t Wa don’t know how C hsj returned to hU quarbreathing la tha next room. »•". thinking he would have liked “TaD ma about yoor sweetheart, they r* watching ua all the Urn*. ,0 u k e a ritle with Isabella. That, Chad.” Isabella aald. "PIease, Chad, r r a Just got to h, told himself, would flx every dm he told har about Elisabeth, thing with Randall about Christmas a year ago, gat outside tha Blockade." "Ask tha Colonel." Ha had Just finished cleaning about thetr plana. Aa ha talked, Bha a h o o k her head. "I hto revolver when Zack Cubberly tha warlnesa left him. for ha waa cam# ln ^thout knocking. "Howremembering things long forgot­ couldn’t** — mA im... -nt tft dy, LooUnant," ho Mid m ho ten, Uttla things Ukt the Inflec­ vou*for the 'dinner »Ptawled tion ot Elizabeth's rotes and tha Thank you for the dinner."* lin. reaJy on for Chad', wlrT- bunk. "OIU sound ot her laughter. * T h a n k me with a horse.; -Juat getting ready. In caaa ot When ha stopped speaking, Isa­ Pleaae. It would mean ao much w arbella murmured, "She must be a "You’d beet be ready," Zaok wonderful glrL" Bha brought her to me." "I'm aorry. I can't” grunted, " 'cauae you're ahora gam to Chad’s face. "Tell her Ha took hla overcoat down from hankerin' after trouble." you lova har after you're married. Tall har over and over until you i, a peg beaide tha door and put It "What have I dona now T" "Lesa'n my eyea went back on think aha must bo tired of hear­ ! on. Then ha turned to laabella ing I t but she won't be. Believe Bha waa atanding aa If aha were me, 1 aeen Mr*. Randall and froxen, her eyea on her aea cheat, young Baundera high-tailin' It me. Chad, the won't be." out*n the place on hosahack. Don’t Bha turned her head to stare har faca filled with outraga. He looked down at tha cheat, reckon you know nuthln' 'lout at tha fire. “I know the ques­ tions that are m your mind. pusaled; then ha aaw the half- that?" Deliberately Chad put tha gun You’re too courteous to ask them, amoked cigar that lay on tha Ud. but r u answer them anyway. I Reaching down, ha Ufted tha cigar down. "Yea 1 know eomethlng married tha Colonel when 1 waa and threw It Into tha fireplace.1about I t Mr*. Randall Inflated stxteen. He waa twice my age, There, on th* smooth and shiny that 1 give her a horse, flh* said hut he waa handsome and I loved surface, was an ugly, charred she was going crazy, cooped up him. Age waa not anything to acar. Randall must hava left the inside the fort like ahe's been." "Jest what'd tha Cunnel say worry about I met him In New cigar then before he sat down at Orleans, In flfty-als. Tha year tha tabls. A little thing, but In about her gallivantin'around!" Buchanan eras elected President Isabella's mind It waa magnified “He doesn’t know about It” Thera waa talk about war even until It must hava seemed tha end "Don’t know about It?” Zack then, but wo didn’t taka It serious­ of sverythlng. Bha whirled toward shouted. "What kind o' fool talk ly." Bha ahook her head. T v s Uvad with him a little over ten yean. I know him. Chad. I know hla vanity, hla Jealousy, hla fits of temper, hla need to be bolstered by me. I know all hla weaknesses end hla one great asset You know I t too. Hla appearance. Dignity. A talent for Impressing people. Ha’s used It to get where •ha la ” Her hande were folded oa her lap. "Ha drlnka because ha’s afraid of failure. Afraid ha’ll do tha wrong thing. Wa ware In Washington from Dull nun to Ap­ pomattox. All that time ha kept talking about getting Into th# field, but ha never really wanted The Colonel'* Lndy I* due I t n« didn’t want to coma up la grt an unexpected slap In hare. Ha had to appear brave by lhe rare. Read Chapter 36 asking for this assignment, but tomorrow. ha waa surprised when ha got It" THE O LD H O M E T O W N By STANLEY O H eBO Yl-IPTH Ef COACH CO ULD -S F E M B MOW/ MOW/MG / E M D O W A J-i----- rr y H E X 't t X W E X i #*7H W RO M S1 T P lf o U R S I Z e .V tm m m m m sm m m m u B a a m a m m m m By WILLIAM EWALD .o f B< United Press Staff Correspondent k»ye, NEW YORK (UP)—Pat Boone, a yong man In a hurry, Is haunt­ day-to-day life Is a« carefully ed by lime. mapped as a military campaign, It Is not surprising, therefore, At the age of 23. Boone occu­ pies a snug niche In what the un­ that Boone's chief fault lies In the tamed refer to as show bit. He resistance, even resentment, he Is what the trade calls "a gasser" shows to the push of the dock. “ It’s kind of fantastic, but we In the record and personal ap­ pearance branches and teems to Just can’t seem to get him to be conquering a third medium, change," says his wife, Shirley. TV. In his movie appearances, he "Ho Just refuses to hav* any has not exhibited any conspicuous conception of time. Getting him to this, of arrive for an appointment on time talent for acting, but ‘ course, ha* never been a deter- '' a Job In Itself." rent to success In Hollywood. He Spina concurs. He has a colleeshould. In time, prove a gasrer In tlon of stories about Boone’s dlsPictures, too. , regard for the clock. Ho Is a young man spectacuVery Costly Mincemeat larly unburdneed with vires. But "Once, he had an appointment ho also ta a young man squocied for 8:30 In the morning and he by the clock He divide, hi, days! didn't even get up until 11:30,", between a demanding career, a moans Spina, — ‘ beckoning home life and Colum- time In Holl; bla University’s School of General eating a T Studies, where he Is In his senior dinner, year. Above all, he seems to harbor a fierce drive to make g o o d even In his school life ha Is buck­ ing for a Phi Beta Kappa key. Not Much Idle Time He does have a few outlets out­ side hie dally regimen, but not much lima for them. Ho ogiu some hl-fl equipment and a halfinterest ln an Inboard erulsar with Frank Mudcllo, a member of the Arthur Godfrey production family. Boone alio shares a finan­ cial, but not much of an emo­ tional Interest. In a raco horse, "April's Love,” with hit manag­ er, Jack Spina and actor Arthur O'Connell. The horse's name ll an Inexact swipe from the title that's how much overtime t'f l musicians got because P a l got ta the session late." Strangely enough, Boone's tarn ales with time extend In another direction —ho collects watches. “ Ho kind of likes the wa ’. thta WnJ »°w." S.'tlrh? B°°ne, "but It'a hard to toll hoW many *>« *>•« because ha eoa* ,U n t,y «Wee them away, “ H'a one of hla qulrka — flfca ioolhbrushes. He's era*y. abort ” • ’« *uah. , 1 . teem, wnan wo w ort ga* In,f h® even used to koey * "Listen™wo*have been*earetol wlth this' boy careful from tha Inina “Ha m Sl aa* & X S a tra b S id S 3 £ [& 3 3 & E e X E $ 3 2 Watch <SAMP/ S E T BACH NMITH “THE S U Y S pgpTM CHAIQI STTS O ff UOHTNINO-TMj spectacular U. & Navy picture shows lightning flashing from the sky as scientists ex­ ploded a routine depth bomb In Chesapeake Bay, Vs., during tests for the Naval Ordnance Laboratory. Tha 300-foot walar plume, sent skyward by tha explosion, caused a low-level eloud to dis­ charge iU electrical energy ln three consecutive lightning bolts. SOUTH POI.E JOURNEY—Sir Edmund Hillary (C) conquerer of M t Everest b aecam psaM by Hear Adra. Georgs Dutch, USN (R) aad Cdr. John Mlrablto, U8N, senior U.8. Meteorologist, go they walk near Scott llase, Mrmurdo Sound, Antarctica. New Zealander lllllary la la aa a a v ta c t party which la laying supply depots far the crossing o f Antarctica by the Commonwealth Traaa-Aretb Expedition led by llr. Vivian Pacha. Tha 1700-mlla Journey ta the Sooth Pole aad hack Is expected to take four month*—If all goes well. (U P Ttlaphafa) b jjjty ! OUT O'BOUNDS --------------- By BENNETT CERF---------------BRAVE CALIFORNIAN set out on a hunting trip, and A Came on the trail of a giant grizzly bear. Three days later he limped back home, minus, alas, the bear. "Lost the trail, eh?" scoffed his wife. “Lost it nothing!" he asserted. “The fact was that I kept right on i t Suddenly I foprul them footprints was getting too fresh — so I quit!" tv x ri l#. „ ll \\ / /t / \ VI ( L m y H /V j ® ll Lewis Copeland tells ot the vT time the noted clergyman. Dr V S. Parksr Cadman, received a ( Utter from a youth Inquiring. "I* It possible to lead a good Christian Ilf* In N«w York City on eighteen dollar* a w*«k?” “'Ty dear boy." replied Dr. C. ...-.on. "that's about all you can do. C o m in g S o o n lo your Authorised Jtan Webstar deftnea the “upper eruat" aa a lot of crumbs hsM ao^cthtr by doujh. , o 1U7. by B<W(U C « it Dl-W ibutet Ki*e f u l w u g/w iacata ROCKET SOARS 4,000 MllIS-U. S. Air fore* CoL Eugene C. Lavler (left) gestures happily ln Washington aa ha sold K waa soto to conclude that th* Farslde rocket "completed its mission successfully." CoL tav ler helped stage the firing ot IMa rocket eyes' >nim) |nk AtoE M Me Pacific and he said the far ride may have garve “higher" than Its 4,000-mile mission target At right, the missile is shown is it pierced the ptoetto belhvo that carried It lo the 100.000-foot launching aidtude. Note the hole in the bottom of the b.illoon •• th« racket roses upward. Hidcmatumal/ C L D S M O B I L E Q U A L IT Y D E A L E R ’S M a k e A D a t e ...f o r N o v e m b e rJB L �I 4 Elections Coming Up e CMriatf up fai six Mates I* the M t tw o a t a t h s will i w U i Ja ig iillg slectisas la New York t il fln t W M bex t u t s foe t i l a ta S T ta New Tech d t p Mayor Robert F . W agasr J r. is heavily M its u i psiitksl parties Dear U r: 4 favored for m t a t i i m , Little Bock u l SputiMk. Ksntacky wfll sleet uw abera of The latest feasibility report to K ittH la VlrfUU and perhaps New Jsrssr. however, national Is* ths state legislature, common­ the City of Sanford by Gee end ansa ars expected U bs minor or wealth attorneys sad circuit Judg­ Jensen ea the Deck aad Terminal lasignificaat f a c t o r s la ths es. New Jersey slag will elect facility brings up to data the constate legislators along with city results. Boasting — rrtmMnnw over a bonfire, strict vision. They’re alio hot and scratchy, Kentucky, Now J e r s e y , New and county officers. K ate Judge- erosions of the 1448 Smith and ■ babbitt* fir rrrV* bl a tab of water, trick- to kids will welcome a painted file* face A York, Pennsylvania sad Virginia ships aad asm# local offices will Gillespie engineers report on the will hold •tation* Nor. I to fill advisability of constructing a dock i or-treatin* a t tha n d fh b o n ' boon aad hop* Httlo rouge, eyebrow pencil and moustache •tats aad local offices and two va­ and terminal facility. The ad• in* that jron won't be asked for the “pay" itk k can maka children mlnnture ghoata, cant seats la th s' national House vantages and apparent profitable dinceVwn* or poem -for the tre a t fobllns, pirates or do w n s-b u t with the of Representatives, fa the seventh operation a rt well set forth la both m All this is Raltowsen, a once-a-year oe- added safety factor of allowing them to Illinois congressional district la reports although to n r mind, n e i - t : caslon when Johny and Mary ean fin their see danger in time to avoid i t Chicago, candidates will be nermther report thoroughly exhausts iaated la a Nov. U primary for a the possibilities for barge traffic. ' paper saeks with a collection of goodies even Use a flashlight instead of a candle In special election Dec. 31 te fill aaFor instance, new automobiles aro tha heartiest 0 ' can barely dent Jadc-o’-lantems. ethcr House vacancy. now baultd south ett the Inland I Halloween . . . a night when bidtime i. .* * * * ' Tbs administration bee shown waterway to Jacksonville for fur* much interest in tbs campaign of & moved back an hour (or two. if you protest llll* New Jersey Republicans to win .enough), a night when small spooks sllth- ! ^ n In utreefa no baek tbo governorship la that piv­ er through the streets of Pumpkin Center, otal state. A Republican victory Chllf., Skull Creek, Colo., and t r e a t Ark.— crossing s tru ts without first looking both would repair some of the damage suffered by tbs GO? two months I #* i mo*t , n ^ T * * " .,prvnnM> * ... To make doubly sure motorists can see •ge when Wisconsin Democrats on the public relations staff at TUTO# originators of the costumed children, put reflectorixed tape or elected a senator for the first laae University, t y .n*vf 4^ i tL h bands on their outfits. A novel idea la n re* time In 38 years. State Sen. Malcom 8. Forbes la £ ^ >‘W woa ** **• Tna,* ed in the twent 1 flectorized paper pumpkin for pasting on * By DELOS SMITH I "may sap the Individual’* ener­ the underdog but hopeful Repub­ v asntarr. __ 4>w_ trick-or-treat bags. The pumpkin gives off United Press Science Edltar gies.’’ They referred specifically NEW YORK W — This will tell to allergies, sent, and disorders lican nominee to unseat Demo­ cratic Gov. Robert R. Meaner in . SSSam ^vStSa * ycIIo,ir B,ow ,n auto headll*htar~ ” 5?*^ » Hanowun mj inks. Further, grownups can help make October you what psychotherapy la —fines of the endocrine glands. New Jersey. Meywer’e n a ta tio n you’re bound to have wondered, E The holiday, a safety organization points t f i w -m V ' WASHINGTON m - The Agri­ So far the psychotherapist has would project him Into the nation­ culture Department today aet the it Is one of those words which gets oat, ena bo fall of fun for youngster* if a kicked around without anyone — been treating only the symptoms al picture ai e potential candidate national acreage allotment for f«w simple rules and precautions are ob* Including many doetora — being of the psychologically disturbed for the Democratic presidential 1404—crop peanuts at 1,410,000 nomination In 1940. quite aura of Its meaning. person. Having done that, he .Vice President Richard M. Nix­ acres, the same ss last y esr and Ho one wants a repetition of the tragedy Psychotherapy is “ helping psy­ shifts his part and "It then be­ on toured New Jersey Wednesday the minimum required by law. fai Saattte. Wash., when a youngster’s HnlThe department set Urn market­ chologically disturbed people to a In behalf of Forbes, better adjustment" with them- come* related to that of the teach- The administration has made no ing quota for this acreage at HI,oween mask slipped, blinding hts view of on selves and the world they Uve In, er, the parent, and the friend. oerushing auto. comparable effort In Virginia 000 tone. The yield from the same according to Drs. Abram Blau "We believe that psychothera­ where tbo campaign centers on national acreage allotment for this How can parents make this October 31 and Bertram Staff who explained peutic effects derive from the methods of preserving segregated year will produce a crop estimat­ RRft from Halloween hazards 7 i. In simple term s at a recent whole range of human experi­ schools. State Sen. Ted Dalton, ed at 717,000 ton*. By buying their children light-colored Producer* approved marketing medical meeting, ence," the doctors said. "The par­ who polled a surprising 45 per •ostumts, for one. They're easier to see at "Help la the essence of psycho­ ent raising the child, the teaeher cent of the vote for governor four quota* on 1957, IKS, and IMS B ig h t therapy,” they said, but to apply befriending his friend, the doctor years ago, la again the Republi­ crop* of peanuts In a national re­ ferendum lest Dec. 11. It you most have a dear under­ treating his patisnt—ell era In­ can nominee. • For another, by making supe the outfits Price support will be available standing of the emotional proces­ stances of constructive psychothe­ Son. Harry P. Byrd. eUef of aren't tripping hazards and that they are at a level between 75 and.SO per rapeutic activity." ses of the person who needs the Virginia*! dominant Democratic flameproof. bama 211,523 acres, Georgia 523,help, tome idea of what the per­ The profeslonal medical psycho- organisation, has laid his prestige 929; North Carolina 1M.237; South Other tips: son Is up against, extensive train­ therapist differs from parent, on the line In campaigning for the Carolina 13,771; Virginia 105,007; Milks are dangerous because they re* ing In how minds work, but "most (eacbtr, friend because his train­ Democratic candidate, f o r m e r Florida 54,915; MUaissisalppi 7,* ing and experience permits him state A tty. Gen. J . Lindsay Al­ of all, good common sense.” STS ta d Tenntaaee 3,57J, to work with a knowledge of what mond J r . Five Level Applications he la doing and to have both Byrd la advocating "massive re­ Psychotherapy can be applied on any or all of five levels "insight," “ working principles" and " a well- sistant*" to federal Court deci­ sions against segregated achooU, "educational," "em otional" en­ defined goal." Nows—and itn emphasis by news media Drs. Blau and Staff are psychi­ and berating the President for vironmental, iod "phyilcaL" gotms, in the nature of things, much more They riled peychoanalyils as an atrists at Mount Sinai Hospital, sending federal troop* to Little often bed than good. We suppose it’s that ■xampte of ’Insight" piychother- New York. way because actually it’s not news when apy In which a person le made aware of tho meaning* of "various one teen-ager does not knife another one. competing tendencies" within ' And ordinarily it is not news when one na­ himself. tion does not hoist a man-mado moon—un­ The "educational" level la when til another nation does so. Then the fact psychotherapy uncovers " a real that the second nation has not created a lack of knowledge. Common In­ man-made moon Immediately becomes news stance* cf this sort are eex Infor­ I f HUMAN N. MINMJDt, MR. mation, other biologic facta, and of the first magnitude. TWO new drugs for treating the differences In thinking of chil­ Before we get too deep into this matter rheumatoid arthritis and gout, a b dren as compared with adults." (you can ace what editors go through) per­ steroid for relieving Itching and w Tha "emotional" level permit* burning eyes, and a method of fi the person "to talk mure openly improving eyesight by us* of u about his fantaaier, and in tome electric current are th a medical It cases to accept direct advice when advances I’d like to rtlacnaa today thli U urgently necessary. In our monthly review of what’s new in medicine. "Although It la accepted that The arthritis drugs a n chloropsychotherapists should avoid di­ quin* and colcemldt. rect advice and direction because Chloroquine la reported to bo It tends t j "infantlliie" (he patient good for long-term and safe con­ and encourage dependency rather trol of certain eases of crippling than independency, there are rheumatoid arthritis. times when it Is necessary to ac­ l0"a1 M o Immediate Evidence cept the responsibility that a sick 6 ■«*. *«•••» »!»*“**• I**-w»u *<|M* P*BCnM While It gives no Immediate patient may bo regressed and, "This will bring out the mink la a man without disturb­ evidence of any anti-inflamma­ like a little child, may need to be effect on Joint swelling end ing the wolf r Reports of the first earth satellite fatality controlled and led until he ran do tory pain, u appears to inactivate the circulation." better by hlm*clf." came from Johannesburg, South Africa, disease p ra se s In the body as a I t Is nice tor tha publle to know Need For Change where a man fell from a building trying to With children and the severely whole. Colcemlde la a modern, stream ­ about th e nsw advances in medi­ get a glimpse of Sputnik. 111 mentally there may be a need lined version of the 3,457-year- cine, b u t it la also equally Impor­ tan t to understand th a t medi­ • • • for changes in the environment. old drug, colehldne. cines should always be taken And the psychotherapist must also Both drugs are extracted from Many persons long on talk arc short on under th e advice of tha doctor. be aware that bodily conditions a particular variety of European things worth talking about. Tuesday, October 29, 1957 and Asiatic crocus th a t blooms in the autumn. HIqUt Effective Colcemlde is reported to be Answer: Hookwor m mainly of­ highly effective In (oppressing fsets people In th e tropical end " w 'js s //,///? ////////, vijm |_g painful and distressing arthritic southern temperate aoaas. symptoms th a t accompany acuta The symptom s are larineia. 1157 Of WOULD gouty attacks. weakness, loss of physical and ------------------ By BENNETT CERF------------------The new eye preparation is mental ability, lose oC weight and REST OF WORLD Metre ton Ophthalmia Suspen­ i i m n l S , TIUO OF HUNTERS had failed to catch even a sight of sion. a aterold-anUhlatlmlne, The cure eonaiste of the use of a deer all day, and two admitted they had had It. The lUNiTIO STATES which can be used for a wide thymol o r carbon tetrachloride, third Instated on continuing his aearch. Suddenly he came head ! UNITED STATfS variety of resistant allergic eye but a ways under the doctor's on to two enormoui grizzly conditions. bears. He threw down his gun and hotfooted it back 'M V to camp with the bears in p—k-vA w w //////////////////, m m hot pursuit. He dove through 1 the entrance of the tent and 1 REST Of WORLD yelled to his companions, . /jvfC "You boys akin these two, j£p‘j I and I’ll go back to try tp *" a j fin.I anmia rrnre " UNITED STATES UNITED STATES National Acreage Allotment Is Set Among New The Sanford Herald A B I L L S m a k in g A hid at Michigan Stats rs• | / - • sign*] from the football squad 1 J after on* praetle* scrimmage. \ A u») “I didn’t mind a thing." hs sxpUintd. “tlU one varsity back grabbed my left leg, handed my right Itg to a tackle—and •aid ’Sisks a with!’" H COPPER M S ////S ////////////JS M . < ho P |c t u r e look b la ck ? REST Of WORLD CASCADE ILU£ Sentiment still lives In Hollywood, insists Herb Stein, and cites In rvldeneo th* star who wants to get divorced In tho sains dress .1 which her mother got divertsd. e ttn. by Bessett Cert Dtetnb«te4 by Klaa Features eysdksta U.S. FURTH4R AHEAD—These charts UluaUata bow ths U.3. has gained an Increase In production of five of tlx baste materials over Russia since 1444. The exception to steal. Only la atsal has Russia’s th a n of tho world total Increased mors than that of th* U.S. Statistics com* from the UN. and UM. Bureau of Mines.(C.PJ G. iV C F I N A N C E FAJrls* 2-JPdJ TRAIN SETS Corner 1st and Sanford DISCOUNT Buy Now For Christmas Office Kean Doily M ; Friday f-l; 0*1*4 Sstsrfsy O llA N O O .... DOWNTOWN- 401 West Central Avenoo.. . .CA/den 3-4493 COIONIAITOWN—124] loti Cetaiol Dm*.GA,den 3-2442 OEke Reen. Pedy M i Wedeeidey I leKrtey 9-1} NIAR4Y TOWNS Your Color Headquarters 112-114 W. 2nd St. Phone No. FA 2-4622 efT Y R M U teO K rn iT IT M ...................... �I I Th# Sanford Herald—Pnjr# g Tuesday, October 29, 1957 Conning The News Bf VIRGINIA CONN. SsdKy Woman’s Deanna School Will Have Exhibition At Southside Students of the Deanna School of Dance will participate in a pro­ gram during the Southside School ^Carnival, Thursday, Oct. 31 >n ad­ dition to the students variations of dance and tap, Miss Deanna McManus and George WIgsin will give an exhibition of ballroom dancing. The first program will begin at 6:30 P. M. The second will follow at 7:30 P. M., in the Southside Schorl auditorium. Students who will dsnee In the program are Daryl McLain, Hea­ ther Tully, Sharon Weir, Nadine ' Brooks, R ethi Kennedy. Ruthle Diselsod, Mary Lou Audries, Patty Stanley, Terry Siskind, Prances Williams, Karen Johnson, Debbie McLain, Wanda Mixon, Linda Stafford. Jennifer Olliff, Terri Phillips, Carol Ellison, Debbie Dunn, Dianne Pell, Ann Doubney, Dianne Willson, Deana Par­ rish, Betty Odham, Joy Wester, / Sunday Wester, Carol Stamper, ^Sheryl Stempei*, Joan Shaffer, •Margie Ann Willson, Glnny Rog­ ers, Marcia Llppincott, P st Har­ wood, Laurnell Johnson, Brenda Patterson, Cindy Kennedy, Rosilsn Ratliff, Mary Margaret Reynolds, Judy llarm sn, Pam Falgonie, Joann Huhn, Jine Harwood, Nan­ cy Perkins, Mlney Meeks, Carol Samuels, Marilyn Epps, Sylvia Williams, Lucille King, Frankie Jones, P at Michel. Gwyne Wil­ l i a m s , Margaret EUiion, Ginny “ Hellenschmldt, Peggy Grier, Mari­ lyn Hunt, Jan Michael, Teresa Parrish, Debbie Moose, Debbie Payton, Nancy Crabtree, Linda Falgonie, Janice Wynn, Sandy Getman, Judy Robb, Faye Dunnaway, Dunlta Wynn, Martha John­ son, Sheralynn Williams, Doria Carlson, Linda Willson and Judy Willson. SUSS NORMA JEAN EVANS, whose engagement If announc­ ed today to Wesley McKealban. REHEARSING FOR THE HILARIOUS Womanless Wedding, which will be held November 4, a t the Pinecres! School. A fashion show will also bo sponsored by the American Home Department of the Hanford Woman’s Club. Left to right, Jim Powell, the groom, Frank Price, marrying parson, Gordon Bradley, the bride. (Photo by Bergstrom) Geneva P-TA Hears Southside School Mrs. Edson Goit Fathers Will Build A meeting of the Geneva P-TA was held in the School Auditorium, Carnival Booths Tuesday night, Oct. 22 at 8 o’clock. Mrs. Edson Golt, Supervisor of Elementary Education for Semi­ nole County was the speaker for the evening. Her topic was "R ead­ ing Methods used in the Elemen­ tary Schools. Her talk wai most enlightening as she explained these methods by the use of the actual text books and tsachers manuels. A count was made of tbo parents present representing eaeh room and Mrs. Lowry's room won by a count of nineteen. The budget for the year w ai ap­ proved. it was voted to change the night of the P-TA meetings to the third Tuesday of each month Instead of the fourth Tuesday. Mention was made of Important coming events in the month of November, namely:. P-TA din­ ner at Community House 6 o'clock November 2, the School Trustee and Mlllagc election on November 5, the State P-TA convention to be held In Orlando on November 3, 6, and 7, and the School Rond Issue vote on November 10th. Everyone was asked to think about the Float wo would have in the Christmas Parade and to make suggestions; this will have to be decided on by November 20th. Tb« Cotton Picker* from Hog Holler wer* much la *tidcnc* Saturday al*ht at the Halloween party given at the Yacht Club by th* Sanford Boat and Ski Club, Patty Walker was especially charming as she attempted to keep her trousers in the proper spot, There was room enough In them for another person P atty's slxe. She even disdained shoes for a large bow tied to one of her dainty toes. Other cotton pickers wer* Evelyn and Bob Cushing, Booty Howard, Rita and Glenn MeCall, Christine and Jimmy Wright, and Ernie Frits. Gene Frits went oriental for the evening. Bill Evans was celebrating a great event Saturday night. If rumors are true, they will have to get a bigger car. Winners at the Officer'* Wives Club Halloween party Saturday night, were hard to chose. The Judges were Lionel and Rldie Arthur and Jean and Jim Reedy. Jack and Lorraino Langford were dressed as a magician and his magic cat (and good looking.) Cy and Jean Fitton as the hi* bad wolf and little red riding hood also won. Pat Hansen was ■ little old lady and sold her apples all night. Joe Schiffgens portrayed a gruesome admiral. All reports are that tha cootumes were for the most part extremely original and well concelved. What a bunch of spookat Velma Mitchell reports that All Southside fathers are asked to meet at the school Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 P. M„ or as ite r that time, soon as to put up the tWenty booths for the carnival Thursday night. Tha men will work until all the booths have been built. New lights have been Installed, so this year's carnival will be brighter than ever. The lights may be used Wednesday night . Cotton Brown is cooking the chicken for the barbecue which for adults. Tha public la Invited will be served In Ihe lunchroom at to all events. The carnival will a cost of 69c for children and B9c start at 6:30 P. M. ter, the be and ao that York trip. S down with days anywi plana — If I don't the office. may have I go. Have i meat. So l to accomp! house than ?*7** ., !*Te tha childrc: ~ | ru n F . S o C IG fl • T"* ®anfc ,n *" ,ocal m*F •« * « our ««ders P1' " 1 *?*"••• ^ “ ■ Herald, for *P*ce * cvJf7'U' , , ‘ 'J “ ‘P, » " “ lh r M* *lv‘c, i ” *,‘ **'' ® , *~ 10 . . Typewntl dJ,u»I***p*e ,*■ art‘ ;?n ° r *°ni 11 muat be P & A A D W th Friends of Mrs. Martha Row­ land will be sorry to hear that she was called to Cairo, Ga. over tho weekend because of the death of her brother, Joseph Hudson. Mr. Hudson was killed In an automobile accident. STEVE 80DERRL0M BLOWS eat the candle* kls cake, assisted b; party Saturday afternoon. Left to right. Ernest Padgett, Eddl* Padgett (Photo by Bergstrom) Steve By United Prs*e SoderblomCelebrates Many a woman will be stumbling Birthday W ith Hallow een Theme Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Soder- Those present were Allan Hall, blom of 3331.West First St. gavo a ' birthday party Saturday afternoon Dohn, Wayne Hardin, Patrick for their son, Steve, who was cele­ Bethea, Eddie, Freddie and Ernest Padgett, Ann Doudney, Margl* brating hi} seventh birthday. The hall and living room were Gaines, Linda Fay Stafford, Brendecorated with orange and black da Carter, Gayle Elisabeth Redd, streamers. Hanging from the chan­ Cynthia Gay Echols and Mr. and delier were a black cat and orange moon. A witch on a jet propelled broom and Jack-o-lantcrns com­ pleted the decorations. Game* were played. Prises were won by Gall Elisabeth Redd, Bren­ da Carter and Wayne Hardin. The dining room was attractive­ ly decorated with blue and yellow streamers. The large birthday cake was adorned with cowboys and Indians. The guests were served Ice cream, cake anil candy pumpkins. They each received one of the balloons that hung above the table, besides suckers and hats. onto the name of Modigliani whoa sh t does her fall and winter cloth­ es shopping. Modigliani was tha Italian artist who In the 1320's painted all those pear-shaped ladies, and tito ism s silhouette shows In the new clothes. Soma designers call tha illhouatta the pear-oval; otbari refer to U aa the tear-drop o r tho globe. B u l o v a High fashion at a price only Bulova could mak* posslbtel 13 Luxury Designs ONIT $49.30 !• $100.00 Wert Jewelry STORE I I t 1st FA 2-6181 "Us* our Budget or Layswsy Flan" Church Calendar Tue. Th® Carol II Choir (boys 912) will rehears® at the First Baptist Church at 6:30 p. m.. and th® Crusader Choir (Boys 13-10) wi'.l rehearse at 7:13 p. m. The Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church will have their MKMHI. lift OF TUE BOAT AND SKI club gather si the Sanford Yacht Club Saturday night for a Halloween party. (Jameson Photo) monthly supper and program at ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 7 p. m. Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw — Mrs. Aletha Evans and Andrew Wed. 1133 E. 7th St. Evans of Enterprise announce.the The Training Union workers of Mrs. R. T. Waren — 1031 ^engagem ent and approaching mar- the First Bapt. Church will have SHOWING Magnolia Ave. riaga of their daughter. Norma a covered dish supper at 8:30 Jean, to Wesley McKtathan, son p. m., Prayer meeting will be 3:00 P. M. — Recreation A WONDERFUL SHOW of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. McKeathan held at 7:30 and a Training Union HAVE YOU SEEN IT? Halloween came a week early for for Junior Choir — Mc­ ery that was completed with black Workers' conference at 8:13 p. in. of Oraifge City. the Sanford Boat and'Skl Club Sat­ wig and beads. Kinley Hall METHODIST CHURCH ------------The wedding will take place at The more than 60 guests rang­ 3:43 P. M. — Junior Choir urday night, as the Yacht Club 3:00 P. M. November 15 In th® TUESDAY — 10 A. SI. - 1:30 P. was jammed with members and ed In their clothing from the roar­ H e le n B a r n e t t Memorial Methodist M. W. S. C. S. Quiet Day fur Practice guests for a Halloween Costume ing 20’s beachwear as modeled by Church in Enterprise. All friends Denial. tP lO Y g ftA V 6:13 P. M. — Senior Choir Party. Commodore and Mrs. A. W. WoodThe Week of Prayer And Self of the couple afe incited. Practice Boat Club member F. D. Scott I s t o Y ^ all to the personification of a car­ Church Sanctuary Chancel donated a Marina Spot light tu 7:30 P. M pet bagger by F. D. Scott whose WEDNESDAY 10 A. SI. Cottage Choir Practice be awarded to the most outstand­ wife modeled the new HB look Prayer Sleeting, Sirs. W. S. Thorn­ FRIDAY — 2:00 P. M. — United ing costumed member. mado by tho hanging together of ton — 1618 W. First S t Past Commodore Joe Nicholas two burlap bags, 7:30 P. SI. — Cottage Church Women are observing Mrs. Sletta Starke spot-lighted the parade with his Mat Dillon and Kitty made their Prayer Meetings in follow­ "World Community Day” STARTING TOMORROW Mrs. Bob Whitney Program — "Bread, hilarious antic's and costumed at­ appearance in the personj of Ger­ ing homes: DOUBLE IIQKROW SHOW Ed Barbour Jr. tire of the opposite sex. Freedom anil Dignity" ald and Claudette Behrens. Mrs. 'John Domlney — r’ II J T Q I Come With Mrs. C. L. Frits took the ci/veted . Speaker — Sirs. R. E. The most authentic and comment Lock Arbor . x l l l L O J To*r Hoy Friend A new weave to woolens for fall award for the evening with her Rutland causing costume of the evening Mrs. Ed Kircboff . . .It's called petit-point, more Learn It lle’e .Man Enuf Placa — McKinley outstanding display of oriental fin­ was worn by Sirs. Darwin Bruce. Stonroe Road closely woven than regular basket To Take It! Hall She wore an ankle length, hand­ weave, but not as fine as a worst­ 3:15 P. SI. Cherub Choir made, bustle back gown that was ed. Designer Larry Aldrich shows cocktail as well as daytime cloth Practice sported by her grandmother in the Jlic petit-point wool in a variety of es. gay 90's. Jcwlery worn by Mrs, Bruce was also o( the same era. Sunday the club completed the gala weekend with a cruise to TUESDAY The Norman DeVcre Howard Shell Island. Chapter of the U. D. C. will hold a meeting at 3:00 P. SI. with Sirs. F. K. Roumlllat. The Sanford Unity clast will O \J i C l C lrv r t m eet-at tho new location in the ■ Rio e - ih t h e a t r e ; Perkins-Wcodruff building, up­ NOW HIIOWINO stairs, at 8:00 p. m . Ilcv. Josep­ STARTS 6:30 hine Stuckie conducts the study class on Charles Fillmore's book "Christian Healing.” The public Is cordially invited. PLEASE TRY NOT TO FAINT UIURSDA7 PLUS— The Lake Stary Home Demon­ stration Club will meet at 10:30 a. m. at the chamber of commerce building in Lake Stary for a cov­ Feature—6:13 ered dish luncheon. A demonstra­ —PLUS— tion on jelly-making will be given .Washer B ros . by tl\e leaders. Sirs. Slargaret L MIUII THE WOMEN OF Heinbuch and Sirs. Leon Taylor. PITCAIRN ISLAND Guest speaker will he Mrs Fran­ ces Wilson of the Sanford Wornnn's Club who will talk on the j coming fashion show and Womanlexe Wedding. Annual Halloween carnival a t 1 Feature—6:31 Southside School. Barbcqued chic- ! WINNERS OF THE COSTUME parade Saturday night at the B.O.Q. The party was sponsored by the ken dinner will bo served In school CHILDREN UNDER 13 Officer’s Wives Club. Left te right, Lcdr. sad M rs. Jack Langford, Ena. Joe Schilfgena, Mrs. Hew. cafeteria. Starts at 3:30 P. M. I ADMITTED FREE” ard iisnsea, Ledt . agd Mns. Cy FUSon, Cap*. Lionel Arthur, one of the judges. (Staff Photo) Miss Evans Will Wed On Nov. 15 Sanford Boat And Ski Club Has Gals Party At Yacht Club •Happy Birthday Have You 9 SPECIAL S A V I N G S pre-holiday-SALE of * «■ // 5 { d rlo o m 3 « rlin g ^ M*sPAAV*S«TONNlMMtp r*o \ oM A U O K N STOCK / W // # U E fA S . • S E R V IN G ACT NOWI OFFER ENDS NOV. 4th place settings Receive 1 ■nil «| Wm. E. Kader Jeweler 112 S. Park Ave. FA 2 �Hostile To Public Interest V*' 5h>f*< F l H llU B CH. (UP) — Robert W. Snrsaff, y r ts U n t of the Nsttonal Broadcasting Co., says that pay television 1 * Iwotlto to tho pabBc h to fo o t" . . “Tbo yubBo would k m to p a # fo r entertainment new Dree; and b the srocoss might ben an the other benefits at free television," Snrnoff said. Speaking at a hmeh given by William Block of WHC, NBC's nowost television affiliate b Pitts­ burgh, Sarnoff said that pay TV would be able to uso box office revenue to outbid free television for programs, even If the pay sys» tern bad smaller audience*. w He said this would result b "a movement of the major attrac­ tions from fre* to pay television.” I "Instead of being available to everyone without charge, tbo pro­ grams would be available only to tho minority of th* public willing nnd able to pay for them,” be Flvg •< tto rteridg I j» I• M ali tad .■ • • •ft uvyiuvi in s iw ii Bobby Hanaol * n * " * I do* troyty, It tlM bouad with Uo k Cotugw a t ; DeM/irco Uncertain Favorite To Regain Welterweight Title BOSTON (UP) — Hard-working Tony DoMare* was mind today aa nncwrtab 1M favorite to regain the welterweight rbnmpbnshlp «n he meats dnrnkle Virgil Aktas Tuesday night in • sched­ uled 1Around title b in t wbkb baa raised atoms* of aontrosoray aB over tho fight world. DeMarco's ntatas as tie leading contender and former champion gave him tbo adga in the enrty Use for the match, which was ex petted to draw at boat M M to the Garden since it wtUbe neither televised nor broadcast nationally. However, thorn was considera­ jMNVOBD FLATER TACELU W bbr F ull WiMcat to rridoy *l«bte f iM at Mm Mraorisl ble local backing for she hard• ttodtom, A t I m Im In tiod Bp fib* gUM M to tb* last qotrter. (PboU kg Bort*4rew) punching Akins wbo has been very •* Impression b recent sparring ses­ sions. The ambitions number four contender from S t Louis ha* con­ sistently showed the form which earned him victories over Isaac Logart, Jen Mlet 111, Sugar Hart, Joe Brown and Hector Constance I among others. DeMarco, recognising tho clear I tlonal clashes of the entire season. Oklahoma vs. Duks b the Orange •7 FEES DOWR threat to Ida expected ascendeney, Dartmouth, T a b Clash Bowl and Ttxaa AAM vs. Missis­ Utited m o Sport* Writer I staged the s tiff cat training period AO b the Im Lea- sippi b tho Cotton Bowl. of hi* hodge-podge career for the Four of Iko aatlom'* *is remala* 1gutDartmouth, and 5-0 overall, la pitted Army, still rated the East's best kg uabtatra sad uuUod major against Yale whleh loot Us only despite a snprlsiegly clow one, , battle. yowtn win ( in tough, ooce-boat- gam* by on* point to Brown, 20-12, against Virginia, will not oa opponent* next Saturday *fctn ’rl-ceton, tied with Dartmouth for | play b the Sugar Bowl boeanso Ui» final puxh for luerattea bowl tbo league lead, plays Brown so of Louisiana segregation laws but both leaders are In Jeopardy. Dart­ might be receptive to a Cotton bids begin* b *an»»*t Oklahoma, It* national crown mouth' whipped Harvard, * 4 , Sat­ Bowl bvlutloa. droonlng a bit to the port aide af­ urday whU* Princeton routed Cor-' Other attractive games en Sat­ ter Saturday’• 14-12 tqoetktr with .ell, 47-11, with a four-too'hdown urday's schedule Include Baylor This new bowtbg mason win vs, TCU and Texas vs. SMU b see more bowlora and b n pinboys C^; :l5, thould ham relatlmly - r t f b the fourth period. •aty pickings with Kan*** State The bowl picture, followbg tho the Southwest; North Carolina than ever before, according to a 1 -3-1 and Auburn. 43-7 victor over weekend action. Is roughly this: State vs. Wake Forest and Geor­ century-eld bowling equipment Ilo-tton Saturday night, will be a Oregon and Ohio State look Uke gia vs. Alabama b the South; manufacturer. the Ros* Bowl opponents; Auburn Oregon vs. Stanford and UCLA vs. t M choice oner Florida. Automstlon of the bowling lane* la en tho high rood to tho Sugar But the other four — eoeond- Bowl with Its likely opponent still California la the Far West and b helping M b* about both Army vs. Colgate and P itt bcrgh ra hed Iowa, third-ranked Texas change*. A m atbg machines are very much b doubt; it took* Uk* vs. S. raetue b the E ast AAkf, fifth-ranked Notre Dame coaxing more bowlers ante tbo and unranked but also unbeaten lanee and at the tame time dis­ and untied Dartmouth — could placing pinboys oil over the na­ A la n SPARTAN SPARK? easily be knocked out of the elite tion. group, la Texas AAM's case ,a de­ Tbs only manual action with WAl rKO WAL C Z Y K * fe a t could mean no telephone call an automatic p b tetter Is for the A U C H /S A H from the Cotton Fowl Committee, counter attendant to t u n on tho SrAT£ machines. A fter that the bowler lewn Wine la Rata Ba c h , sad Us ball do the r e s t Iowa, which beat Northwestern, First, the bowtbg boB acti­ t-0. on a rab-and-snow soaked vate* the machine when H hits field thank* to a fluke play, goes the “pit" cushion." Then, the baQ against Michigan, which It 4-1 b automatically returned to the •rcraU and walloped Minnesota, bowler and the machine's "magic** SI-7, on Saturday, Ohio State, Big brain" tells H whether it wax the Ten co-Uadcr and the k i r i e 's first or second ban of the frame. likely Rote Bawl nominee, u k e t If It was tho first baQ. fallen pins on Northwestern, Illinois plays are removed and standing pins are Purdue, Mlnnetota meets Indiana left for the bowler's second or and Michigan State ptayi Wiscon­ "spare" ball. sin in other games. After the second ban b rolled Texas ASM, AO after Saturday'I (or a strike on the first hall) all 14-0 triumph ovor Baylar draws a pins nr* removed sad a now m t real “ touchl*" In the Arkansas of ten pins in put op for the bowler Ha-orbecks. The Rarorbackt knoc­ —all automaticallyked Mlssbtlppl from the perfectThus automation has com* to record Ust, 12-4, and baso out*cor­ tho recreation field which b boom­ ed six opponents. 104-41. in running ing today. Interestingly enough, one of the reasons It is booming Na.rc Dame, making a g n at U the fact that automation tn b comeback under Terry Brennan, duatry ha* given the working man places Its 14-0 record on the line more leisure time to enjoy a plea­ agauut a Navy team that h»t won sant recreation like bowling. f ile (am rt, lost by a touchdown to North Carolina and romped “IT IS NOT WISDOM • v tr Pennsylvania, 35-7, Saturday. Always a colorful game, this one BUT IGNORANCE rr% a c -\ cm M z iiK A ranks as ore of tbo top InterneTHAT TEACHES MEN TO CIO**. OUT CCCtiSM Tg c a w * PRESUMPTION” m rn A R rru M n * rr B * (* lU tri X u t M l t l a s TOTAt BOWLr Many firms previously • / * » « r o r to d v r V A S O fti A tA ftR unconnected with tho me­ H T M /9 S 6 CAM*. dical world seek an oppor­ four Unbeaten, Untied Teams Face Tough Opponents Saturday More Bowlers Less Pinboys This Season Mt By 1BB1 Therefore being Justified by faith, ww have peace with God through e a r lo r d Jesus C hrist.—(Homans 5, U How can a man over bo a t p u t * with himself until ho first has peace with God. and lovos Him and tru sts b I lia ? T he Way U through f a i t h th ro u g h O ur L ord Jo su a C hrist. Bloused Savior who died for uo. F aith la the a n ­ sw e r; It la forever the ansv STATE FARM •XSIIHANCE 1: Service to amt Motto. Metwh RMg. SANFORD Ph. FA 2-5142 IRVING L PRYOR. REP Wnver tunity to make quick mon­ ey. They hire people to go from door-to-door* to sell unknown brands of vita­ mins. Unfortunately, t h a a • door-to-door salesmen have no knowledge except what they memorised from their canned sales pitches. Why •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a, question* P h o n o b a fo r* noon fo r y o u r m s n s y tu to r tho asm s day! Vouaalactycur own repayment plan! U P T O $ 6 0 0 : C«k ^ «to C«9 Is /to riwuua IUUI r«jiute u a * 11A now tiu i mu ua taw Hri CtH UM tout rite TOUCHTON DRUG CO. FAM ILY MNANCK SKKVICI, INC. Car. 1*4 A Maietlt* *0 MUttew by Edward 6 . M - ad I — fo rd l l i South Fork Avowvo o Tolophona: FAIrfon 2-4412 • ■~wrrrx,'.-j_ r . r a . . '. —ij* i 'ii.W U noirf-rrstjne.-ts-rr w j. jJ . - ^ 1F Beforo obUininc any vi­ tamin* from tke*e door-todoor opportunist*, check their pnees for unknown snkra with what we chArgw for product* of the rolinbl* firm* phytici*n* endoree. Despite their glib promise*, our prices are uaunlly much lea*. o w lfte * o to s -tm i C«pyrvgkt i 937 (HW 4) ONLY 1 MINUTES rem ibtog to She game, the Mdigr night A*. Eddie Barbeur carried lbs ball ever fan Today's By OfiCAB FRALEY IMlad From Sport* Writer TOKYO — • — Japan stood at the top ad tho golf world today because aa Oriental Gene S a n sen and a Manchurian-born mathte ar­ tist proved once again that while yea drive for show you putt for dough. That was the story as Nippon mopped up b tho International Trophy and Canada Cup matches a t KasnmlgaMld Country Club to wallop the best bitters from 29 other nation* over a demanding 72-hole route. T o rtile hi Pete Nakamura, a 41year-old refugee from the rice paddiet, won the Individual Interna­ tional Trophy with a 14-undcr par record Z74 for the 72-hole distance. They said he “ can't hit It out of hi* own shadow" but he finished Sports Legal Notice to tie np the to their eU*h with (Photo by Bergstrom) THM STACK O r FLORIDA TO own* u u t s s , M u i o s s c a v.xstxow xi A s w e r s P e titio n h a v in g b een Parade seven shots ahead of A m trka'a Sam Snead, South Afriea’g Gary Player and Welshman Dave Tho­ mas. And Nakamura, a slandered carban copy of Sarasen, teamed with -lender Kolcbl Ono, a naturalised Japanese from Manchuria, to cop th* Canada Cup twoeoma till* with a total of SJ7—19 shots under par and nine fat stroke! ahead the second place total of SO carded by Snead and Jimmy Demaret. Nakamura's individual 274 broke by one stroke tbo Internationa: Trophy record of 273 set bv Can­ ada’s Stan Leonard In 1934. This (ifth with Ono at 293 while De­ maret had a 993 whleh locked him with Australia's Bruce CrampUm. The Japanese, however, fell one short of matching Australis’s rec­ ord winning total of 334 In 1934 • f ile d In U * C irc u it C o u rt In a n d l o r n o m lso lo C o u n ty , F lo rid a , by B u r to n W illiam s. J r . a n d T h e lm a j . W illia m * b is w ife, U o s n o r t tin * o f w h ich U IN T U B M A T T E R U P T U B A D OPTION BX B U R TO N W i t - but it was no contest as they stroked home nine shots ahead of the Yanks' 344 with South Africa third a t S4B, Australia fourth at F R A N K L IN G R E E N a n d JA N 'lfcf 372, Wales sixth a t 372 a ~ t Can­ JSAK G R E E N , m lnorn. (b a se p r e ­ s e n ts n r e to com m and y o u t o . n o ada seventh at 574. n d file y e r - w r itte n A n sw e r “ Wa’re alL proud of you, Pete," | op or u rO baje c tio n s h e re in o n n r b e fo re said International Golf Association t b s l l n d d a y o f N o v em b er. A. D. o r o th e r w is e n D ecree P ro President Frank Paee b present- 1C1*17. onfeeeo w ill bo e o te rd s s n l n e t lng Nakamura the 22.300 top prise y o n . a n d th is c a u s e w ill p ro c e e d a s —51,500 for bdivtdual honors and PAflle T h e B se fo rd H e ra ld l* d e a ls a a te d half of the $2,000 team prise. n s n n e w s p a p e r o f g e n e r a l c irc u la ­ “ Me too," Pete grinned, kissing tio n In w h ic h th is c ita tio n s h a ll be p u b lish e d once e a c h w e e k f o r to u r his putter. c o n s e c u tiv e w eek s. ; "He ought to kiss that putter," W IT N E S S m y b e n d s a d o ffic ia l said Demaret. "That’s tho club s e a l o f th e C le rk o f th e C ircu it u th is tb o t i l l d ay that won the whole ball of wax.” CO oc utor bt,e r eA. V. lf tt. ana COLUMBUS, Ohio «B — This advertisement recently appeared in "The Lantern," Ohio State Uni­ versity student newspaper: .For sale: ono raccoon coat. Besson: leaving for Florida. a P . H ern d o n C le rk e f U s C irc u it .C o u rt i l l J . L.undqulst ui B y: M A rlu D e p u ty C le rk H o c k K C lev elan d , J r . A tto r n e y a t l a w . F . O. B o s t i l S a n fo rd . F lo rid a A tto r n e y f o r F s tltlo n s r * (S E A L ) Legal Notice N O T IC R O F B U > U SCUtCTSON IN SFB C IA L W AS OCHWOS. D IS T R IC T S O . * O F S U I U S U t O t S T f , VlAMUUAo oa n u u j m u i n il N O T IC E U I l L U h U l U le K N U n i n b o n d elocU os w ill be h e ld o n th o istfc d a y o f N o re m o o r, i t - . , l a o ^ e c ta t t a x o cn o o t o i a i n i » o» Uemlowto C o u a ty , F lo r id a , lo r tb o p u r p o s e o f d e te r m in in g w a e th a r o r n o t b o n d s o t s o ld D i s t r i c t e a a u bo u s o e d l a a n a s s r o u a l o p n a U p a i a m o u n t o f n o t e t c , e d i t s 1 WO M IL LIO N . F 1Y U U C N u itK u T U oU E A N D AND S d iltO ltL4*A**«-«*> D o L L A lu u b e a r in g In terea L p a y a b le n em l. r n n . n » a t s u c k r e t# o r r a t e s , mot e n c o d i n g th o le g a l r a in , a a s h a ll So d e te r m iu o d a t th o tlio o o f th e s a le r - a r e v . , — m o .u r .n a e e fie u y lu la s ta U a a e n ts o v er a p e rio d mot to e x c e e d T w e a ty (S«> y e a r s fro m cue d a ta o f s a i d b o n d s, fo r t a e p o rp o eo o f f ih a a c ts g th e c o s t o t a c q u irin g . b u U d L g . o n U r g ln g , fu rn le b tu u o r o lh e r o l e e Im p ro v in g b u lIJIn g e o r • c h o c I g r o u n d s , a s m o m a p e c lllc a ily d e s c rib e d a n a p ro v id e d In th e r e o e le llo o r -h e B o a rd of P a b lto l a e ir o c tlo a o t S e te la a le C o u n ty , F lo rid a , a d o p te d on, t h o IS tk d a y o t S e p te m b e r, I l i T . w h ich s a id ro a o lu tto a Is p u b ­ lish ed l u f u l l b elo w a s a w r t o f th in n o tic e . T h e p la c e s o f v o tin g to s a id b e a d e le c tio n sh e ll b e t h e u s u a l p la c e s o t v o tin g In s a id D is tr ic t l a g e n e r a l e le c tio n s I s B c m lao ls C o u n ty , n o d th o se u se d I s th o U s t g e n e r a l e le c tle a In e s ld D is tr ic t In V em lan le C o u n ty , e x c e p t n e n tb e r w ls o In d ic a te d la en ld reeo ln llo a. T h e p o lls w ilt b o o p e n a t v o tin g p ln ceo on th o d ay o f t h e sa id b o s d e le c tio n f r o m s e v e n o 'c lo c k a .m u n l l l se v e n o 'clo ck y n . e n Ik e nem o d a y , o il n s p ro v id e d In s a id r e s o lu tio n a d o p te d o s S e p te m b e r I t , U S ., a n d p u b lish e d l a f o il t e l.iw a n a p a r t o f t h i s n o tice. T t r r BOA RD O F P U B L IC IN STRU CTIO N O F SCV1NQ LJ! C O U N TY . F L O R ID A B v : / • ' J o h n 1 - B ro m le y JO H N X- B R U V L K T . C H A IR M A N f tF A L * / * / H . w. w i L w m K X -O F F tC lO S E t-R E T A R T A ND COUNTY U U F sU tlN T K N D E N T O b' S E M IN O L E COU NTY B O A R D O F F U U *aC U tg T D U C tT O N I lC h O L L llu N U U D E R 1 M - AND FR O V ID IN O F O R T U N UOLDLNO Ob' AN E L E C T IO N IN UFKC1AL T A Jt SCHOO L D l b l R l c r N o. 1 O F S E R IN O L E COU NTY. F L O R ID A . ON T ll K QUICSTION OF i s s u i n g lx .tb e.eo i.ee b o n d * o r u a il > d u t r i c t . B E IT R E S O L V E D RX T i l l - BO A RD Ob 1 U B U C IN STR U C TIO N O F S E M IN O L E COUNTY. F tA JlU DA: . . . . . . a u c tio n l An e le c tio n te h e r e b y o rd e re d lb _ b e h eld lu S p e c ia l T s a School L U t r l c t No. 1 of O em laele C ounty. F lo rid a , o a th o I t t b d a y 01 N o v em b er. A D. lb tT . to d e te r m in e w h e th e r o r s e t th e r e s h a ll »o lo co ed b e a d s o f s a id D is tr ic t In th e p rin c ip a l a m o u n t e f n o t e x c e e d in g T W O M ILLIO N . F IV E H U N D R E D THOUSAND AXD •# /!* # tit.!* * .* * * M l D O LLA R *, b e a r in g I n te r e s t, p ay ab le e e m U a a u x lly . a t t u c k r a t * o r rn » » c *M e s c o e d le g t h e lo c a l r x te n s e k e lt b e d r t i n i l h d 4 i t t h i t l » t i f th # m I f thR r«of, i» 4 t* »n-M* RRrtRlljr to a n n u a l I n s ta llm e n ts e v e r a p e rio d n e t to exceed T w e m y ( I t ) y e a r s fro m t h e d a t e e f e a ld b o s d a f o r th e p u r p o s e of f ln a a c U g th e coot a f t h e fo llo w tw g : L N ew l l ' f t be b e e I la S a n fo rd . F lo rid a . I. S a n fo rd J u n io r H ig h tl-r c e e n t S e n io r H l* k S ch o o l B u ild in g ) A d d itio n s t.- b u ild in g to p ro v id e c U ec ro o m e a n d e th e r n e c e e e a r r fa c ilitie s , re a o v n tle n e s a d u l t a r n tl s a ^ t a e s le tla g b n lld lr s n . g L y m n e — L a eg w n o d . A d d llla n s t e b n ltd la g to p r o v ld s c l x e t r e e u e n o t e t h e r tactlH Icn. i. O v ied o H '.gh S ch o o l. C o n e tr o c t e n fe to rtn m . r e n o v e tlo n e an d a l t e r a t i o n s t e e x is tin g b n lld la g . L N ew t l t n m e n t e E le m e n ta ry U rh ecL . _ g C rv o m s J n n l o r - d o a l c r H ig h Ocbool. S n eferd . X sw c o n s tru e I le a to p ro v id e c la s sro o m s a n d o t h e r n e c e ssa ry f a c i l i t i e s R e ro v n tlc n s a d a l t e r a t i o n s e f o ld b u ild in g , g M id w a y E le m e n ta ry ScbooL N ew c o n s tru c tio n t o p ro v i l e c U c e ro e w e a n d e t h e r n e c e s s a ry fa c ilitie s, g R o e e e v a ld E le m e n ta ry S ch o o l— A lta m o a ta . N ew con­ s tr u c t to ■ t a p ro v id e c la e e ro o m a a n d o th e r a c c e s s a ry f a c tlltlc - . l i t e r a t i , as o f a id b o lld ta g . . g O v ied o K le m e b ta ry S chool. N ew c e a e tr a c tlo n t a p ro v id e c la s s r e n te s a a d e t h e r a e c o e e e ry fa c llltle e a s p ro v id e d In a r e s o lu tio n fce rv te fe ro a d o p te d by tb le B o a rd e n i t * l ! t b d a y o f S e p te m b e r. A. fV I»1T w h ic h s a id r e e e la tlo a w a s n p p re v e d p u rm a t t e Lew b y tb o * t a t s f L -p e rla te s d e o t o f F a b llc la e tr o c tle n e n Sep- I n s p e c to rs P R E C IN C T 7 C le rk I n s p e c to rs P R E C IN C T • C le rk la e p e c lo ra P R E C IN C T C le rk » Inspectors P R E C IN C T 1* C la rk In sp e c to r* P R E C IN C T I I C le rk I n s p e c to rs P R E C IN C T I I C le ru In sp e c to rs P R E C IN C T I I C le rk In s p e c to r s P R E C IN C T 1* C le rk In e p t-ta rn P R E C IN C T C le rk s I n s p e c to rs II rn rc iN C T 11 C le rk In v p e rto re _ M re. J . H. B tlb rg y M r. J o h n T h o m a s M r. E d ao n U n it CHULUOTA SCHOOL CH U LU O TA M rs. J e s l e P r e v a il M r s N o la n F o re M rs. A n n a T o ttle y b iles E d n a B e n t l e y ___ G U LD EN ROD COMMUNITY H 0 L 8 E M rs. R ic h a rd H- P a r k e r M r. P o lk D. B U y te e M r. R o b e rt E. P a r k e r M rs. G la d y s L Jam s lo n g w o o d C IT Y H A L L M rs. lie n d r a y M rs. W illie D eR osa M m E le n a t h a w m M m G e o rg e B o w ser P M r s V e n te r E l* la LAKE M ART L A K E M A R T SCHOOL M r. W a N u eg r i v e s Mr*. E v e ly n T h o m p so n M m K a th e r in e L eech M m R h o d e Bpldell ALTA M O N TE N E W TOW N HALL Mr. J. C B oude M m M y rtle M ean Mre. H a r r i e t a te la b e e k M rs A nn P ln n o ck M rs. K a llle S w affo rd F O R R E S T CITY U W . 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R t . w iL W R R n n m n n w m i m v a n d r Or N T T X C rr.N IN T ENT 'T N T O F F E M tN O f.K O O C X TT B O A R D O F F U B U C D tg T R E X rriO N �rtm-" Kpmi- CLASSIFIED INDEX 1—HEAL ESTATE POE SALE 96 A -BUILDING—REPAIRS— PAINTING_________________ T—REAL ESTATE WANTED ■■ Americans Getting More, More Hep To Finance World GATLIN B S O m B S W tsled to leaac, SMALL MOTEL la or se a r Sanford. Reply Box Contractors, Draglines! 2232. Ph FA 3 3276 Sanford CHD, e/e Sanford Herald. Mspto S tjO S S S S a t k ] PUMPS - SPRINKLER 3-1413 Two bedroom bouae, aUo duplex. SYSTEMS Central location—Principle only. All types and stsaa. Installed ReiuodeUng — Rsmotlng — Re­ Writs Box 139 c a rt Sanford ••Do It Yourself' siding — Materials — Contra cHoraU. WE REPAIR ^ND^gXRYICE tors — Financing. Machlae and Supply C*. By VIVIAN 9ANDR IMPERIAL DECORATORS 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. TA 24432 Flowers — Fleets — Bhrobe Palntiag and Papering United Pres* Staff Correspondent BEN MONROE NUEBURT Pb. FA 2-3719 after * NEW YORK (UP)—Americans Calory Aveatae , FA 3-0329 For Painting and Repairing ! —Including women— are getting A ir Conditioning and Heating f r e d Y oetxgeI . . . I more ind more hep to the werld PEAT COMPOST (DaefWelder’a) C. M. STAFFORD FA 2 0238! ‘ 60c bu. biff cf finance. 111 Oak Aveauo FA 24731 2916 .Magnolia Ave. GRAPLVILLE MJRSURY 14 P E T S-U V E ST O C E -SV T P LIE S So sly the GGG's of Ne«* York, Features tloetrle kitchens. terras- Go Weat on 1st S t or 20th S t (Poultry) eight girl* why guide visitors to floors, sad cboka nsltftnUal to Grsptvillo Ave. FA 2-0996. U i ARTICLES WANTED through a financial landmark that location!. i s P U C U to BAT has become the third largest tour­ GRAY.SHADOW A. K. SHOEMAKER, JB. n E S A V n PARLORS _ ist attrsetlon In New Y*«rk City. t reports — Collect! Phono FA 1-310* NURSERIES Frr* Estimate — Compare our IS PR MALE HELP WANTED lit Burt an o f Baafi Any one cf these girls might SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE Price* FA 2-2267 after 8:00. Rm. 403-0* San. AtL N at'l. Bank I t HALE HELP WANTED tell you abjut the Texan who NEAR LAKE JESSUP Bldg. Ph. FA 2416* » MALE * FEMALE FLOOR eaadmg and finishing som* time agn -ntcren the build­ n WORE WANTED_______ VISIT BEAUTIFUL Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving ing and asked, “ but where's the CARTER HOME CLEANING s t b u s in e s s o p p o r t u n it ie s laminate County tinat 11(6. eitU*?" 204 E Park A ra. PS. FA I <441 5 a MONET toLOAN I . M- Gteaeou. U k t Mery .Window T O S n o t . The “three G 's" are the gaUery U SPECIAL SERVICES Floor waxln ixlng—NOrth § 4 Iflt lots M i l t t * each. Hoar girl guides of the New Y'ork Stock UA ROOFINO RPM JM EINO 132 Hiway DeBary 17-92 TED BURNETT c re st FA 1-33777 Exchange. CUT FLOWER9. Sanford Flower FOR BETTER PALMING ; S S S W S K S n u c w M FARMER'S AGENCY, REALTOR Shop, 200 N. Park Ave., Sanford. GARRETTS REWING CENTER 2601 Grandview Ph. FA 2-2978 Million Dollar Gallery Whlto—Necchl—Elna FA 2-1632. We telegraph. They now operate in a million8 . Gay!« OaborM, Associate Repairs on aU makes Machine* fJ-NW Il'B—PlftWJULi dollar viiltor'a gaUery aod exhibi­ 116 8. French Ph. Office 123 East First bt. FA 34244 For Ealo — Mid-Season Cabbsga tion hall which last March was FA 2-9221 or FA 3-2911 ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Plant*. Fred Thurston. FA 2opened by the New Y’ork Stock HEATING Reds. Day, Week or Month— 3160. T il FA 2-3161, rurnilurt Center Exchange Building to accommo­ 2 bedroom concrete block, north, H. B. POPE CO. carport*, end storage. Nicely 116 West First 8t date the ever • growing numbers 200 S. P a r k ----- FA 2 4234 See our cabbage plants. Copen. -landscaped lot. Kitchen equip m s fit of visiters. hegen and mid This ad will admit Una Diehl to season varieties. ed. $9.2*6.00. Otiar Realty Ci Liquid embroidery sett, copper the Rita theatre. Expirei nn Each year the g u i d e s take FA 2-6666. fTELAEA A P A ftT M K N T S ^ ro ^ 2601 Orlando Dr. FA 2-66*3. enameling outfits, silk screen Nor. 7, 1967. nearly 400.000 visitors, about half private baths. 11* W. First EL ■ate. Decorate It vourtslf. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN of them women, through the visi­ i L W i a ' h u iPH i r 1 ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP LaVerne School of Dance 264* Faencb Ave. EFFICIENCY apartments suit* tors galleries of the 165-year-old 2617 S. French FA 2.1913 Classes now forming in T a p J . W. IIALL, REALTOR abla for couplo o rstn g te P«r*°nHaynes Offie* Machine C o, Type* exchange. Over the gallery rail­ Acrobatic — Ballet. Also boys Private bath A .how tr Id e U r Johnny Walker, Associate writers, addin* machines, Sales- Let us build your docks, bulkheads ing they point out the busy trad­ class A liny-tola dais. Enroll Rentals, 31* Mag. FA 3-0462. located acrosa from Post Offie*. “ CaU Hall” Phone FA 2-36*1 ing floor below, about the size of and sea walls. Watsr Front Con­ now. FA 2-6425. Inquire Jacobson Dapt. Stors. ■ , i. a football field but far more struction Co. FA 2-4330. U—AU rO RO A JLU —T1 NOTICE • crowded. Turn. Apt. 2300 Mellonvllle. 10 months free service on new in­ Alter November 15th. « e will CASH FOR YOUR CAR WE HAVE A HOME The exchange now hai 1,366 start operating In our new store strument pumhai* from us. Commercial building ft* w nt or HOMER LITTLE which will - be located at 2363 dues-paylng members. Since 1960 POR YOU BUKUR'S MUSIC SHOP sale. 405 W. First. PhoM FA Orlando Drive. 2 blocks South the prices paid for the member­ 1012 Sanford Avenua 2004 Cedar Avenue FA 2-0733 2-6037. ____ of Tig A Whistle. ship* (caUed state although every­ '60 Mercury, Clean 6199.00 BAGGERLY APPLIANCE H O M ES- 9 bodreems WELL DRILLING one on the floor stands) have W r it e entrance mo<Ura furnish, CENTER 1 * 9 baths. Fairbanks-Mere* Puapa •d bedroom. Ph. rA 2«3610* US 8. Magnolia Ph. FA 2-3672 ranged from $31,000 to 9113,000. .R epairs to ell makes Msmbcr* are entitled to execute 201 8. Sanford Ave. FA 34**6 S room furnished apsrtment, 310 Complete and ready foe Immedi­ * HOWARD C. LONG Tulsr for high school matll, a), “ buy" or “ *#11" order* in the ex­ ate occupancy. 207 E. Commercial Ave, Magnolia. Available now. A. Need a good 2nd car? sthra. geometry, trlgnmetry. change's 1.200 listed stocks. More Phono FA 2-2833 K. Rossetter, F lorist Ph. FA ’ SEE RAY HERRON Call FA 2-1330, ext. 276, Mr. thin half—51.6 per cent — of th* 2-1161. _________ Your Pontlae Salesman Abrams. 9,630,000 stock owners in t h e Loeatiaas New and Used Care Morris Furn. Anti. 201V* W. lsL United States ere woman. South P ian em t — Saaferd Ph. FA 2-0231 or after 6 p. m 29—ARTICLES POR S-VLB located on Whispering Oak* — TltutviUe FURNISHED cottage lo FA 2-2*63. 301 Wast First St. Know More Now 17492. Th. FA 2-1467. 92.80 per cell plus parts, 9 years BELL UR YOUR FURNIT'JBE The girls say it <s •hvlmis It will pay YOU to see us beforo Cash for any amount. Super more visitors know shout slocks experience in TV Service on ell in **rvice and FHA flaaaeSEE Seminole -Realty lor Detlr- FHA you buy. Open Evenings and Trading Post, l mil* south af and the Stock Exchange than ing avallablo. makes end modala. One year Sundays. able Rental*. FA 2-6212. Sanford. Phon« FA 2-0d77. guarantee on all parts. We elso EA8T81DE TRAILER SALES they did five years ago, because service auto and homo radios. Palatka, Fla. 1 BEDROOM trailer for rent. 300 We can qualify you for ana eJ they never ask anymore: “ Where —Factory to you— Pletur# tubs* repaired in your these homee in 30 mlnutoe. Yes W. 27th St. are the seats?’’ Thry know there Aluminum 1946 Chrysler 4-dr. 9178 cash. home. 90.98. guaranteed, 1 year. can start enjoying the bee Venetian Blinds aren't any. 101 Rosalia Dr. FA 2-6374. Phone FA 2-3864, 9 a.ro. to 8 p.m. while we proceu too papers. Furnished house for rent or sale. Including Dsbsry A Lake Mary Enclosed head. Sig-proof bottom A recent survey shows the most * 8. Sanford Ave. near Laka Jes­ 91 Ford 34.000 mi. Now paint, new rail with plastic ends. Plastic frequently asked question today BARNES TV SERVICE sup. TK 2 649*._____________ upholstery, new tires — eus or rayon taps*. Cotton or nylon >01 East Commarcial Developed by is “ Can I go to the and tomlsed. Alio 9,000 mile 84 Ford eord«. | room furnished cottage. Apply V-6. Roy Reel. 306 W. 2nd fit. :s, l * Senkarik Glann and Taint Co. place an order?" The answer: 2619 Orlando Drive. mints, Invoices, hand bills, and 112-114 W. 2nd St. Th. FA 2-4622 “ No." All kinds Automotive Repair* H E A L BUT a t e m u ^EEl; program*, a t e . Progressiva Other frequent questions! ELMERS ACTO REPAIR 8 HOP Ii Printing Co. Phono FA 2-2981— T-Shirts 48c — Paint $2.50 gal. IVhst's the price of a seat on Car. Hwy. 17-91 * 97«h B t Osteen FA S-13SI BUILDER * CONTRACTOR 403 West 19th St. Camp Goods, Tarpaulins, ArmyPhone FA 2-ll*t 1. E. BATTEN Navy surplus—310 Sanford Avo. the exchange now? A n i w i r : DON'S COVER SHOP Around 872.000. BRAILEY ODHAM. P m . 16 S. Freneh Ave. — FA 2 *71* Automobile Interior Decorator Modern furniture, good condition, M'hy aren't there any women Seat Covers — Truck Seals M arin# F in is h e s 4 bedroom*, 2 tile bathe reasonably priced. 1907 Summer­ on the floor? Answer: No woman At Willis Pontiac—301 W. 1st. in thi* modern home. Nice F o r Y our B ent lin. ever hat applied for msmberxhlp. location. Terms. U-BOATS and MOTORS S sn k a rlk G lass a n d P a in t Ce. DONT MISS THIS BUY How did you get your job? An­ ad will admit Mts. Joan Itelt Owner being transferred. This 112-114 W. 2nd S t r h FA 24622 Hilt swer: “ Applied for It." * 2 brand new 910,700.00 tn the Movleland Ride-In. Ex­ Year Evlnrude Dealer large three bedroom 1 bath con­ 3 bedroom home*. $2,000. pires Nov. 7, 1957. Actually the gallery girl guides Yacuum Cleaner Repairs crete block home, lose than 3 ROBSON SPORTING GOODS down, balance like rent. Thona FA 2 6961 Repairs A parts for all makes of First clan electric ant. sise stove, also have to apply themselves to months old, has aQ th* extra*, 604 E. 1st W. H. -BILL’* STBMPEE large landscaped corner lot, terrleenor*. Electrolux, llouvcr, Ton shape, l wheel luggage their jobs. Catherine Wlttemore, Rentier A I n n e r JOHNSON MOTORS ra tio floor*, icreened porch, c e rKirby, Air-Way, G. E. Replace trailer with weather proof cover a former airplane mechanic and Am m . Guy Allen. (ireUhfn Hall, porto and utlUt;ty room. Pay own- SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS ment parts ' Tork guaranteed flier. »ay* they’re chosen for per* FA 2 2078. Arietta Price, Everett Harpar er equity and u k a over monthly 2414 Sanford Ave. F t. FA 2-1692 Free pick ick up A delivery. Call tonality, appearanc* and ability Those FA 1-4991 111 N. Perk paymenti. If ____ you’re ____ Interested Good rebuilt upright piano. $175. to learn. ROD A REEL REPAIRS eall FA 2-3699 for an appoin FA 2-6280. i erry Real * s te tt Agency Chei 2g A- PLUMBING ead ROOF Dancers. Models, ArtUtt ment. 1307 Wynnewood Drive. 412 Senford Avenua Dial FA 2-9929—Notary Dial . . . _____ ING Matched net 19V!Mil-on golf She said moil the 33 girls 1219 W. 13 S t Pnar-Berber Bhep rluhs with bag.3 woods with (ages range from 70 to 33) who CERAMIC TILE rovers, !) Irons, putter A wedge. have been GGG's since the terr. FIBERGLAS8 SU PPLIES Excellent condition. Th. FA 2. PAUL r . MULLER A SON Ir* started. Including former bal­ 3640. Huby S p u rs FA 2-1363 R c sl E s t a t e . Insurance LOCH ABBOE McRANEY-SNITH PAINTS let dancers, models, an artist and Texas Sis* House 2119 Park Ava. FA 2-6461 107 Magnolia FA 2-0393 4 skins Kalinsky Fur, 2 men's a comparison sbepper, know little Texas Sit* Rooms winter coat*, reeling chair, of finance when they began. They For Sale—12 HP Stabee outboard Texsa Sise Lot FOR SALE by owner. 6 rooms small gax stove. All in good con­ Just Uka new. FA 2-1191. Approx. 1476 SqFt. modern near e e h o o l , $8u0 dition. 100 S. Park Ave. Apt. 4. hone up on the business In -sn in* Dus Carport A Utility tensive 16-week training course at down. Balance ea*y. FA 2-0728. Minimum Down 92600 12 gaur* Remington automatic the Institute of Flnanee It'* IF IT IS REAL ESTATE shotgun. Good condition, cheap. part of their Job to give a 13 min­ ContrMUag A Repairs Modern Air. Salon ask Crumley A Monteith Ph. OWNER — FA 2-9996 Ph. FA 2 2093. 109T Sanford Ava. Ph. TA 2 66M Soft Water shampoo ute talk on the Stock Exchange, at 117 South Park Th. FA 2-4696 HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK then answer questions, and It's a B ^ r n m T TVitK-an.1— Plumbing — Kresky Heating 4 BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom home* 106 S. Oak Ave. FA 2-6743 tribute to them that they rarely HOUSEHOLD GOODS »!. G. IIO D G E S open for inspection. 27lh S t are stumped, even by experts. ii=in m T wi> waggr Service on Ail Water Pumps— A Magnolia. 2 block* from Visltori rarely ask their guides Walls Drilled — rumps Plnecreit School. Look these 20 acre tile farm , 3 bedroom bouse. COLORED woman for eanvaia PRE - HOLIDAY SPECIAL for tips on stocks. MTien they do, Easy terms. Call Joe Levy at Faola Road Phone FA 2-6037 over before you buy. Term*. lng houae to houaa. Muit hav* Rookeis* Bed they are told, “ w* never forecast FA 2 1223. Archie B. Smith, 2718 Talmetto car. Ph. FA 24330. .Mr. A Mrs. Dresser r.cg. the future of the market." Ave., Ph. FA 2-3377. « . J. KING Hoveled Mirror $179.00 Housewives! Children in school? P ljm bng and Supplise Of course the gallery girl guides CHOICE Cotst For Sale by owner, home in May If you have four hours a day Kohler Plumbing get their share of odd questions. fair Section. 114 year* old, with Three bedroom. 3 hath borne, lake extra — sell Avon Cosmetics Ream Water Heaters privileges, built-in kltebee, fir* RoysJ Comfort The favorite anecdote of th* in block of Lake Monroe. Spa Contact manager, Mrs. J. Mil 2534 OrlSiido Dr. piste, double carports, large FA 244U riprlng J‘ Reg. week: anirh, Box 246, Lockhart, Fla. clou* 7 room*, utility room and comer let. Now under construe* Matching ir Bo: Box Spring $119.00 screened in porch. Shown by ap­ A little old lady excitedly point­ plumbing A Heating, fre e Esti­ lion. 917,30V.— 93,090. Do»u N'ow AU For Only p-M aU T TOLF 'WaMTIW ed to the figures 3:12 on the well pointment only. CaU FA 2-3428 mates, AH work guarantied for ROSA L. PAYTON Younr boys to run established one $ 1 9 5 .0 0 year. Bill LaBree, Longahe-v* the stock quotation boafd Real Estate Broker wood, Phone VAlley 14281. Terms Terms and said breathlessly, “ Oh, tell paper route*. Apply Circuit Stenstrom Realty Registered Assoc. Alberta J. HaU A tlnn Department Sanford Her­ FREE LAYAWAY TILL XMAS rna quickly what that stock Is- I William E. Hersehel H. E- STENSTROM ald. PLUMBING want to buy som* is * » n as I * Regittered Broker Ph FA 2-1301—17-92 at Hiawatha ECHOLS REDDING CO. Coatraet and Repair Wart >427 Laurel — Phone FA 2 2420 can. t'va been watching it, and White or Colored Salesman for Cor. 2nd A Magnolia FA 2 6321 Free Estimates have a aew 2 Bedroom borne home improvements. Wonderful It'i gone up two points In two “Bud" Bamhrrgrr. Mgr. For Sale. 3 bedroom furnished I ready R. L HARVEY for ocrupaacy for remuneration. Phone FA 2-4330 minutes." Free Delivery house. May be seen anytime. 194 Sanford Ave. Pbona FA 31 $8,730.00—Terms 91.000 cask. Call FA 2-5849. What ah* saw was t d ia l-le u Wanted— Punch preia operators This id will admit Mrs. Dorothy electric clock. Write Hercar Aluminum Pro­ CLARK Keefer to the Movielind Ride.In Home, and 3100. mo. gross in duct Co. P. O. Box 791 for a Plumbing, Heating A Supply Ce. Theatre. Expires Nov. 7, 1987. come realized. Full info- FA 2 I h a rt a m w l bedroom borne plication form. Do not apply reedy far occupancy far Contracting A Repair* 6689. * person. 111,300.00 Cash required $1,300. 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph. FA 2 2371 "TRADE-IN NOW” a=»u»»rnjR E ..o— HOUSEHOLD GOODll 3 BR block; $10,960.00, low a t Highway 17-92 South Sanford Get the most for your old $1,000.00 down, balance to suit. i This U a bargain— a 2 bedroom S = H T l E ■r r EMALR rUBNITUKP o r CHARACTER 2007 Adams Av#._ * furniture. home completely furnished, Colored couple to live on pre< I t —PIANO SERVICE Built By good location, sice shaded lot. ■lees. Care for home and child- PIANO TUN1NO A RBP AIRING NEW 2 bedroom frame .Fla. Master Craftsmen In $SAVE$ Price <9.00049 Terms. ran. Excellent salary. Ph. Day room, wall furnace. $800 down. Style and Construction W. L. HARMON Furniture and Appliances tone Beach, CL 2-8697 between Ph. FA 2 4223 After 8:00 p. m. Balance monthly. TA 2072$. The sen* as Those I bare rltrus tend araUable la 20 4-7 New i Used p.m. Prized Since sod 40 sere tracts. 2 large lots on Briarrliff, just xa—ELBiTKicAi. m m m Colonial Days SfO 2l-WORh’ WAITED ./ cleared. See owner at 1C21 SarFinished For C. A. W H ID D O N SR. w lta St._____ ________ FRIGIDA1RE appliances, :03-09 East First FA 2-0963 Florida C lloatt In rOR baby-sitting, call FA 2-9761 302 9. PARK AVENUE and service. Q. H. High. Oviedo ROBERT A~ WILLIAMS. Realtor Your Choice of Woods Tol- FA 2-1991 Fla. Pheuo FO 6-3316 er San­ Used furniture, appliances, tools WANTED—part time job during Raymond LundquUt, Assoc. •te. Bought-.void. Larry's Msrt ford FA 2-3889 after 6 pas. FA 2 3961 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 6—FARMS. ACREAGE. GROVES dsy. Ph. rA 2 6539. 216 Ssnford Ave. Pb. FA 2-4U2 Baby silling or liundry work. FA Electrical Contracting 4 bedroom ho,nr Large lot with House Wtrtnr and Repairs • BIG VALUES” .fru it tree*. Lake Mary. Ph. FA 30 excellent building lota, dOxlIl1 2-8423. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. • QUICK CREDIT South side. Dry and wooded. Exiperui 2-1641 or FA 2-6049. sitter. Pb. 112 Msgnolla Dial FA 20915 New furniture, good condition. Only $728. per lot. John L. • EASY TERMS 3669. FA I1605 Summerlin Ave. Thomas Co. — Phone Midway Consult A REALTOR Flrlt WILSON-MAIER This ad will admit Annette Wolfs 4-3346. write P. O. Box 7690, Retired carpenter available for New and Used Furniture CULLEN AND HARKEY to the Kits Theatre, Expires For sale twin beds, Orlande saaU or odd jobs. FA 2-609J. Nov. 7, 1867, 311 X. First SL Ph FA 2-6621 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2391 AuttUa, CABS of THANES REO.KEEAL1£ m n L BROEER i lost a r o u n 1004 B. tad A m PA S-Otll i BOB RENT I BEACH RENTALS mr « WANTED to BENT * S— BEAL ESTATE TOE SALE S -T A IM * . ACREAGE. GROVES A. E FE T E B H OM 7 REAL ESTATE WANTED B ro k e Associates: A. E B HttCELLANRWtm m J r , P. J . C k M M N Oar9-FLUWKBB. PLANTS, Hold WQIetta. and E « W1L SHRUBS Items, Bob.Edwtrda A. C. m t . Lsaa BuiNrooru s n . r e s A«S r m * PA M S u m s w m n l machdc Now s M n m I m n SKBJoaSSJSiu Chrysler Airtenp $700.00 Down Mt e phw ^ L - c « 5 " r/?SM jfSsaigCMie^ m g r- rh- iis s s f ^ r , RAYMOND M.BALL REALTOR S S fS i S ZSSSmmff AUTO MART TV Service ODHAM & TUDOR, lne. • r WOOLflEY : The Senford Herald—P ag e 7 Tuesday, October 29, 1987 THE CARD OF THANKS Very often a Card of Thanks In Th* Sanford Herald meets a need which is difficult to Dll in any other way. Not only u it a gracious expression of gratitude to. those who have seat Qoral tributes but also courteously acknowledges the services ami kind­ nesses of (ho many to whom a personal note of Ihaaka cannot w«U bo-malted. Newspaper Cerd* of Think* are accepted a t socially Emily Post, the noted authority on etiquette, feels they aerv good uses. There is no prescribed form for a Card of Thanks. It ean be i t brief or as detailed aa you desire. When tho occasion comei you will find a sympathetically understanding member of our staff to assist you. THE “IN MEMORIUM" NOTICE It la tho custom of many families In this country to commtmerato a bereavement by an “In Memorium" notice In newspaper classified columns. They find a real solace therein. Preparation e r •election of a suits bio verso brings back to them tender, ptaaeMt recollections. Aa Eliza Cook, the English poet has to beautifully expressed it: “How cruelly tweet are th* echoes that start What memory plays an old tune on tho heart. Most frequently an In Memorium is inserted on tho amdvereary of death. However, oilier dates, which It is tell are appfoprlate or meaningful a r t also selected. Tba birthday of the dfr parted, the wedding anniversary. Memorial Day. even Christmas ;VI !I , r * ff form veriea strings THE RATE _______ , , ____andI tn Memorium notices, ___ _______________ Cards of Thanks due to tho fact a may run to considerable length, are billed at 91.00 per column li DAILY ACROSS I. A tree plug a. A thiU 11. TV guesaera 13. soup spoon 13. Killtr whale l i . Drunken spree 13. Openings ta n a u 18. Tenant Hew) 17. Joe Louie' fort* II. Small quarrel 20. Right (abbr.) 31. Quiescent 33. FoundaUon 23. Golf obstacles 27. Kind of ■ CROSSWORD 1 j 1.1 jui 32. Arabian i «n • >< i H.'lt * Uu'.’i i :- 1 gar­ in rt v n z •’ ment rc a >i i q n >e« < 23. Bhip'e ivf ir-' i » prison ax i"ft •?• J-.II-I ne v 34. Beast 4. Meadow IW l If.* • of 8. City traiR s a rjtti i .< burden ;i r.'n » 5. Driving 1c* «■ ' 26. An and ram •J"HI1 < -V’ II Mrl I <>. 7.----•I* Christian 3T, Favor­ able Testerdes'e Andersen reputation 16. Hebrew a. gums up measure 9. Scoffs 2$ Girl's name 37. River ( f t .) 10. Slightly 30 London's river 36. Game of tapering chance 14. A pirate flag 31 Mott painful 40. Coin (Perul 18. Cheek part 33. Clenehed bands 42. Father 19. Fasten 3. Brightly, colored bird 3. Peruvian supports 32. Internation­ al language 33. Animal's tooth 34. Exclama­ tion S3. Excitingly strange 36 Distant 30. Fine tablecloth 40. Identical 41. Sluggish 42. Skin openings 43. Oult-llke bird* 44 Town (Belg.) DOWN 1. Ghosts V I 17 I• K 11 John R. Alexander DIA7H S7IIKI6 AT CHURCH DOOR-A police photographer works to snap a 61* pletur* of tbo body of Mrs. Lucy Negron Rodriguez. 34. who Uts where she died, at th* entraneo to ■ New York church. Police said Mr*. Rodrigues was trying to rssch th* sanctuary of th* church when she was shot to dsath by her estranged husband, Louis, 29. Th* berstrk men later killed himself. ffnicniaMonelj Mather of Sanford » ■& LI �IW. W, Dies Last Night rni M l South Bcott Av*. j nrvtem wB»- la aa* at a later l e g a l n o t ic i asm i i g S S S , <R S S , V t f & S £ . - u s s y . 's Wilton G tft C o d Response To Local Question Resident's Father Dies In Ocala I. W. Webb.« , Mai n d W r H his hoaw la Ocala Meeday lag. Ha was tha fatter «T V. B. W att af this city. * « u t s ® ii 3 i wheie rMld.se* j u m e * T ^ r i r .Chwehr e ttris attta hereby oeeilfleO i t eats u been leeUtate* aaataet yaw la Itie .abeve-etjltd Court teaford. te tore* M s w l a o l s Ceaaty. --------- Be la sw vhed ter M# wUk. Mm. Laey Lavaaa W aM t » • « * * . B. W alk, la M a rl; Bayar W . Wabb, HaitirUla, Ga.; tkraa daofb* ter*. Mlae Laalaa W alk a a l M i*. I. L . Htefca katk a l Ocala; M r*. 0 . W . ftaltk cf OalaeavfDa; flra a iw lila a l aa W il Sfa0.llT?r * “ ho * m ayjuBSHiigatagg -t& B S l f?ss crs. C ity et Seefoni, aeooedteg te & :r ? s :c a .“ a s s f 8 s 2 r wherein Etlaabetb P . T u n b w U la F U t a t llt aaO U r t a s s A r r U o u n a a * Isabel I L A rrttte a . S le w i t * ere D e fe n d an t* T e a are hereby^ a trse ta * te tUe year aaew er e r ether yteadlag p er. eoaally e r by y o u r e lt o r s r y w ith the c u r b e f the above-styted C o u rt et Sanford. Florid a ea e r before the I t l h day e f Ifoveuiber. A. h H IT . s a d to serve a e a sy of the swats ea P t a ia U t fs atteraey, beUw . Fro r a Deeres Do Hotelilea fa — ll a st e---------------------C o n f . n o w ill be eatered a a a la st you. W I T N E S S H T band ead seal a t fU .fo rd , Sem inole C eu aly, F lo r id * la Ocala, latanaaat *» at tte O e tl* aametery. SfttaSS Ragiatration Books S V & O p e n T ill Nor. 5 ■ oh aaa tka aama facilities tar landtag tkatr aircraft, ahbar perf o i l or laaaM. It.la exyacted tkat eddltteeil effort* vffl ba a s k ta m w a faelU> tiaa aoarar t u to r ! far as airport. 1 Baoka ara oyra for tegiatratise M O M la 1M1 through Mac. li a r f raakaM ar* whs Macar while m ee ts bat* af the oast WANIS MONEYS WORTH asby C«l»er CHICAGO Ml — A latter te tko aditer la the Chicago Son-Ttmaa: ”1 goaaa tkat 1 shall gait taking lankly af it* ala* Thar* Dio Aggravated esive Smoking remalnlne apadU ruy, Improvement within om to fir* day*. Average Urn* for maximum improvement was flv* weeks. All of the patients gained weight, fromfiy# to M pound*; after they stopped smoking. Thaaa persons bad been fairly heavy smokers over a long period of time. They had amoked an average of as years and eafy tkraa of them smoked teas than a pack a day. Soma snaked as many aa U cigarettes each day. I don't Imagine It was easy lor them to break tka smoking habit K. T r s t la r f f s U t s tbereot “ “ ” V K V .S S 'N & 'c f U 'V i IV S .'S !! Deputy Clerk W. C. H ntchU oa. Jr. A tto rn e y f o r P la la tlff , E d w a rd * tlp tld ln * Hanford. F lo rid a (H E A I.) la the Pacific Ocean as it la wanted ta a Umocking altitude of 100,000 feat Float there, the P artite was sueecstfullr find Bateouter spaa* to a batgtrt (*• parted h* the Air Force to be between 1,000 and 4,000 miltc, at least twice the altitude of the R u s la n earth satellite. I l IK.M M K af Toastmaster for tkte initial gathartag. is a ffiH H B M a s n a Band Assn. Thanks Those Taking Part In Recent Barbecue The ftateala Band AaoerlaHen rasterday thanked all of the pan* K wbo took part In the chicken ■beetle bald at the Efts Club Saturday sight, said Ernest Cowlay, Bandmaster a f the Seminole High School Band. MIt wai a wonderful pt*wu," Cowley aald. Proceeds front the barbecue win g0 toward porchat1*Maaw uniforms for the Sambutte High School Band. Amount raised during th»barboeua was aot announced. Hospital N o I of the membrane around the opening of the rectum. I t la Uko an open sort, with pain, bleeding, Itching and general rectal dis­ comfort. II may b* treated by loeal applications of silver nl Jasper Clark (Sanford) Howard F. Ftekason (Sanford) Edna Pearl Smith (Sanford) Discharges Mr*. Jerilaw Haucrsborgar, biby boy (Sanford) Eleanors Desausiure (Orange City) Stgthla Rlchadagaa (Sanford) Earl Cash (Sanford) o c t . as Adm ission* Lana Cochran (Sanford) Frailest Berths Kern (Sanford) Margaret Elisabeth Packard (Sanford) Elisabeth Sexton (Loagwood) Catharine Griffon (Sanford) Mary Lao Koteff (Sanford) Laroo Glddons (Orlando) Baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Jamss Rosa Discharges Jeter B. Wilson (Sanford) Evelyn Ruth Britton (Senford) Kathleen Petold and baby (Sanford) Ann Purdy (B uford) Hester Mullins (Hanford) Botty Bowse and baby (San­ ford) OCT. IT Admissions Jeaimle Brock (Sanford) Priscilla Mayberry (Lake Mary) Meade Anderaon (Sanford) Tborosa Muilk (Sanford) EU*e Farina (Longwood) Praneaa Grove* (Sanford) Jamoa Craig Sellara (Geneva) Btrtke Baby boy to Mr. and Mss. hotel B. Kara (Sanford) ■•hr bor to Mr. sad Mrs. Harman Koteff (Sanford) YOUR T r * NEWSPAPER FOR QUALITY TRUCK RUBBER RECAIPING ON YOUR SMOOTH TIRES WELSH W«Mi Tire Shop 1NV. M — PHONR O.EIGHT SEVEN TWO Yog H avaJ^ Tire Job Ta .yjf.txsc ■ Dfel FA 14701 Th# atory bahind tha hendllnen and th# copy in a newspaper is spelled 3 K R V I C El ThU newspap­ er and every other paper in tha country is a "public aarvioa"— M la informative, educational, human* lUrian and dvie-minded. Dad turn* first to tha news and editorials) Mom likes fashion stories and re­ cipe#; the kithi like the comic*. I-**irjj’K'-1'NraesmqrwB! Thar* i something for everybody In avary phase of everyday life! FundamentalV your newspaper serves von with Information — whether in th* nawi col­ umns, or in th« ail*! Truly your paper is a "aervica center" . , , th* meeting place and the marketplace of the community. . Li,. . ___ ■BBHBHMMB8BHHMHBIHIDHMHMI Qs �— > tv T j [ 1 M» 1 —*1 - Tha ear___ ’ etruggla U no* ,„ __ t a East-Weit war, cttklals Mid today. A con* __ naan J u t back from Russia Mid flatly the Soviet rulers don't a n t tv . • f raiidint Elsenhower had aa oppoftualty to assets the dramatle new derelopments In Moscow at hie first news conference in three weeka. «fld ka wpoctsd to •ft, t i t Saadt fta a i ta * o H ate and D a­ Ch mi fl«« at toaat a afsa to U s p iss* Pa.), e e l of a groep ad Oeegroaeis whet u p ­ for attendtog the December meet* mea reosady returned frem a trip heaval la the Kremlin caused Mar* ae eemmeader ef lo r of the North Atlantic T r u ty U Kassla. told the United Press ahal Gcorgi Zhukav to loot Ms Joh Allied Armies ha World W ar H. ling Council In Paris. The President is awaiting a formal im itation to the proposed MaommltH meeting, do. signed to follow tip on the Preeldent’e agreement with Maemillan to expand allied scientific and mil­ itary cooperation. today he saw or heard nethUg as Soviet defenso minister, e while there to Indicate aay Krem­ Questioned prior to the Presi­ lin leader wants wa r aaw a r la dent's news conference, U. 8. offielale prefeseed ao knowledge of the what Soviet Communist Party boss The Cnrrent Mg querilon at t h e _____ Nikita Khrushchev_ would_ _d i with White House, In U A Intelligence Zhukov, or whether Khrusbc ttenev 4 was friaadly with Bhukov la Barlla teUawtaf the dafaat ef the Neale. They seat again when lUeahewer visited Moscow shortly after the wer, and when the President at* tended the Big Four summit meet­ ing la Geneva in lias. h e a rth Tuesday. I D s was a start­ development, perhaps de­ signed to ealm the Turidah-Syrian situation. Khrushchev himself was the loading Soviet sabre rattler during the still-smoldering war of ■enroi between Turkey and Syria. But officials noted Tuesday night that Khrushchev was talking about Tha fo a ith p af w ar poesftCHas w it raised Tuesday when Seentary ef State John Foster Dulles told e new* conference the United Statea must he alert for feasible Soviet ventures during the unset­ tled situation la Moscow. M. 4 . Whenever a great nation seem* to be having Internal trou­ bles, one hta to boor In mind the histories! fact those tateraal troubles load to m tarsal acts designed to solidify the situation at home or divert atten­ tion,” Dulles said. “We are always ea the alert eader these eaedlBut DuOeo said " I don’t n e t to giro you the Impression that wa think there Is w ar around the corner, because wo don't think there is .f. '•a W eather fair Shop and Save & a n fo r ii tedayt datow i, l l Je r a f t In Sanford AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOL. XLIX Established 1909 SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1957 Peanut Bowl Dec. 13 United Pres£ Leased Wire Reds Said G e n e ra tio n NO. 122 New So u th Ledr. Louie B. Hoop Jr. Central Chairman ef the Peanut Bowl, an­ «■ 'i nounced today that plane for the Bowl on Dee. IS are progrosalng satisfactorily. Howevor, Volunteers a r t still needed from the father* of MEMPHIS (UP) — The Senate Mldsouth area surrounding Mam- and the suheommlttM said It younger generation of communist SonfoTd Grammar School to make Internal Security Subcommittee phis. would consider whether to presa teachers who have been trained this the boat Peanut Bowl in the warned today that tha Communist Tha baarlnga ended a day ahead those charges. Mra. Larch broke by older members and now Party la using a roving now gen­ of aehadul* tn aa uproar with Sen. into the news by befriending e "Lightning” George Pi Hard, eration to maintain operations ta William Jenner (R - tnd.) de­ Negro child at littio Rock, Ark., carrying on the functions af the Captain of tha sixth grade the Smith. nouncing Mrs. Grace Lorcb, one but Jenner charged she was pre­ (Communist) network.'* Jobs Com* B u y 'lio n s '', and Commander "FireThe subcommittee tamed a of the witnesses, as a "Commu­ viously Identified aa e Commuulxt bell" Cy Fitton, Captain of tha statement detailing Its contention nist organiser." Th* lubcommltie* noted "tha Party workar In New England. fifth grads "Tlfors" are preaently following a atormy hearing ^ n al­ Jenner threatened to have Mrt. The statement aald there has apparent esse and facility with enlisting players for the game. leged Communist activities l a the Lorch cited for contempt of court emerged a pattern of "a n*w and which a Communist professor h u Secret preetlce drills a n aehadulbeen able to move to another sec­ ed later to make this father'! tion of the country and get a m w Interest to tomorrow night's an­ gam* a whale of a ball worae. Job in tha teaching profeulon." nual appearance of ghosts and gob­ Speedy, ewlvel-hlppod, daredevil "Objects of this Communist net­ lins has bean building up for two kBflj fathers ara being signed up wtlh work h|vo been tha churchas, tha weeks. mors still needed. The phone num­ w parent-tcaeber associations, colThera have been carnival*, ber for Pitta rd la PA S-1SU and , , ») ganlsallons," tha Senate group dances, parties, get-togethers, nil Fitton FA J-ltoa. | .H legs, high school* and labor or- slanted toward Halloween. Mrs. Gustavo Bamburaer of said. And, as th* svenlng devoted to 1211 E. Crascant Is beading the An overflow crowd broke Into merrymaking drawg nearer, tha Ticket Committee. The majority ef Store counters and display nnlts staged here, and the sale will con loud applaus* and rebel yells as larger tha crowds taking part ta Sanford merchant* again this ticket sales are to be through the Jsnnar pounded a clinched fist on tha festivities Mam t* grow. year ara staging another of their school and a t City Stadium. Ticket ar* being readied for the many tinuo through Saturday, th* table and told th* Llttl* Rock Although not available (or com­ Sales by the achool children will gigantic "Banner Day” celebra­ bargains that will be shown and Ntw styles, new materials, naw Ark., housewife and Integrmtionlst ment this morning, Police Chief be prohibited in the business area tions for tha shoppers of the Semi­ made available to local shoppers. innovations and popularly-demand­ leader that she should be "elted Roy 0 . Williams win to all proof Sanford. A downtown location nole County a n a . Showcards are being printed and ed items will appear in the vast t n contempt." babUty have his entire force an The annual event will take placa for tha aala of tlekata hat not The eon tom pt throat eama after duty. Friday and Saturday following painted ao that the specially mark­ array of Banner Day marchandlsa bean selected as yet. weeks of preparation by local mer­ ed merchandise can be easily seen In every store throughout th* city. Mrs. Loreh Ignored the commitCity Manager W a r r e n B. and selected. chants. Most stores have special satei U '» questions Tuesday and tried Knowles said this morning th at Practically every store In the people all ready to help customers to read a prepared statement at­ th a n will ha special watchmen on GKQKGB TOUHV, PRESIDENT of the l'sited Fund for Seminole One of the molt astounding ar­ CeoMy and Harold Kestaer, chairman of the United Fowl Appeal rays of special merchandise h at Sanford area will be displaying make their selections easily and tacking tha subcommittee and Its duty around city property, spe­ w ant wait! They’ra heatlag up tha thermometer at First and Park chairman, Sen, Jamas 0 . East- cial polka on duty petroling var­ been purchased specially f n the "Banner Day” meichandlae, many with the least possible trouble. with Mowtorches — trying to get the campaign tend total higher land (D • Mill). ious areas e t the slty, sal the antwo-day occasion which baa been Item* of which have been carefully Many merchants a n optimistic m id klfhea eoerer the aeeded $13,004 gooL • • ___ adopted as aa.annual observance selected so that they may be pur- about this year's event. They aay Shortly afterwards, Eastland tire force of poBeamea aad patrol (Photo by Bergstrom) rrelated for Christmas gitfs. by Sanfard merchants. j " If* the greatest' Banner Day and Jenner made the.surprise an­ c a n watching throughout tho e h f ‘ - M —*— F~ Doors will open Friday morning celebration we’ve ever staged with nouncement tilt the hesrto#* to prevent vandalism and mischief, Already apecial personnel baa been working many boon mark­ at • o'clock in downtown Sanford more and better merchandise ar­ her* had ended. They w en to nm Halloween, the evening ef Oct. ing, tagging and making raady on on* of the biggest sales evtr ranged for our customers’ selec­ through today. 11, la tha evening preceding All tion." Hallows ar All Saints Day. for display tha hundreds of Itsms Hearings CM taavt Candidatei for tha Board of San­ that will bear price tags denoting Thousands of shoppers are ex­ Jenner aald It was daeidde to Tha big event to Sanford will ford City Commission in the Nov. savings. pected to crowd lnt« the downtown cut th* hearings short because of take place at Southalda School 3 city election will be guests of itores during the two-day Banner "uncooperative witnesses” who when tho annual carnival takes Tha newly-formed Florida Wa- Its first regional meeting in the the Seminole County Junior Cham­ Day celebration and ealea event. invoked tho Fifth Amendment and placa. Year by year tha carnival ber of Commerce at its noon tarways Committee, headed by Greater Orisndo Chamber of Com­ "We've ordered more etock than the fact that many witnesses war# and activities have been growing The Seminole County Chamber ^ h n Krider of Sanford, will hold merce bulding, Friday Nov. I, at luncheon meeting Thursday. with bigger and bigger crowds at­ of Commerce Coffee Club ' will ever before," one merchant said, excused from appearing here. Robert Brown and Mrs. Allet T:30 p. m. meet for Its monthly get-together “ and we hope that there will be Later they Issued a statement tending tha supper which precedes This will bo the Fourth District Wllllnk will speak to the Jaycees tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock : plenty to go around for all of our saying "there is a present • day funmaking and celebrating. | customers.” meeting said Krider, in a letter in behalf of tbelr candidacies for at Mrs. Appleby's Restaurant. Mora than likely there will ha conspiracy In the Midsouth area AST;-’ released today to all members, the city commission seat. The two The half-hour session will be However, merchants point out and there have bean extraordinary preponderance of bod sheets and Contribution* In the amount of candidates are opponents in the pillow aasas used aa soatum#* de­ "with all groups and Individuals emceed by the Coffee Club chair­ that those who choose their Banner security measures undertaken by $23 or more to the United Fund interested in sound, orderlv deve­ same group. reported through Tuesday right man, Charlie Morrison. New mem­ Day sales bargains early will be th* Communists to protect their pleting ghosts and a combustion A. L. Wilson, candidate for re- by Roy F. Mann, campaign trea­ bers, businessmen and visitors will sure to get a full selection of slxet, Identity and actlvitlu." of many types of clothing, both lopment, conservation and use of 1colon, atylei and patterns. Right-of-way acquisition will our atato water resources attend­ election to the Board of Sanford surer, arc: J. C. Tenney Co., ttOO; be Introduced. Mrs. Lorch, who once tried un­ discarded and new, forming Idea* City Commission la unopposed but R. N. Blaekwelder, $23; B. I. Traycoat a half million dollars for the ing." successfully to enroll her daught­ of goblins, appearing along tha 13-mlle Interstate Highway Sys­ Counties comprising the Fourth will be a guest speaker. ham, $23; Carraway A McKlbbln. er, Alice, 13, In a Negro school streets (or tomorrow Right's event. So far no issues have come out $30; Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Wood. tem section from State Road 441District are: Seminole, Indian at NashvlUa, Tana, clutched a w Seminole County near Monroe River, Osceola, Orange, Brevard, of the raca in tha two-candJdata $23; The Abstract Corp., **0; w. prepared itatcment when she took opposition for the same asat. C o n n to State Road 40 near De- Lake and Vohula. Atlee Burpee Co., ITS; Sanford th* atand Tuesday. Tha day be­ Candidates for the Board of M’fg. Co., $30; Sanford Furniture Land in Volusia County. Krider said today In his lettar fore she had refused to appear The cost of the right-of-way wa* "For the first time in tha history School Trustees, ail three unoppos­ Co., $23; Firestone Tire A Rub before the aubcommlttee In a estimated In a report from Road! of Florida all individuals Interest- ed in the Nov. 3 countywide elec­ her Co.. 330; Employes of Odham closed hearing. tion, have been invited as guests Tudor Ine., 341.30; Wade H. Garn Board Chairman Wilbur E. Jones ed In the development of waterBefore she could be Identified Local civic leaden will hear top i Tucker said today that ipeakeri A Coroner* Inquest investiga­ to Governor LeRoy Collins on the ways have an opportunity to Join of the Jaycees at tha Thursday er, M. D.. ISO. for the record, Mrs. Lorcb started noon luncheon. men In the field of agriculture ting details and sautes of tho from tha ftald of agriculture will reading her statement. p ro g rtts of the Interstate System. with a state-wide organisation, and C. E. Phillips, 8 3 ; State Pro­ Ambrose Ollff, chairman of the duce Co., $34; Joe L. A Joe T. Cor- i during National Farm-City Week,! appear before the Seminole Coun­ death of a rookie fireman on tho Construction plans are underway associate In a united effort to No Interest to Little Rock Sanford Fir# Department last Sun­ on the project, according to the promote the use of our natural Get-Out-The-Vote Committee for ley, $23; R. F. Robison, $23; Cor­ Nov. 22 te, according to Cecil ty Junior Chamber of Commerce "I am here under protest and the Jaycees, is program chairman ley Produce Co.. Inc., $30; W. E. 1Tucker II, Seminole County Agri­ day morning will be conducted report, with the overall cost of state resources." on Nov. 8 ; the Sanford Rotary have been denied my constitution­ next Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 p. pstruetion estimated a t $3 milKirchhoff Jr.. $30; Gene's Semi­ cultural Agent. Krider chairman of the state­ for the Thursday meeting. al rights. . m- to tha courtroom of tho Serai/ nole Dry Cleaners, $23; A. Edwin wide committee and G. G, Ware, Proclaimed by President Elsen­ Club on Nov. 8 ; th# Sanford LJops Janner broke to and asked that nolo County Court Hous#. Club on Nov. M; and tha Sanford Shlnholser, $30; Haynes Office Ma­ hower ae a week ‘‘with ipeclal Road Board member William E. member of Jhe Fourth District, tn Justice of tho Peae* W. Hurh chine Co.. $23; Foodmart, 8 1 ; R. emphasis on notable achievements Kiwanls Club will tour the Sanford she give her name and home­ Dial of this district said earlier a joint statement strongly tyrged th at contracts will be on the 13- all chambers of commerce, boatS. and Ruth N. Bllihlmer, $23; A. by rural groups and individuals State Farmers Marktt on Nov. town. Mra. Lorch tried four more Duncan said yesterday that Ass't limes to read the itatcm ent but State’s Attorney Tom Waddell aet mile project and bridge over the lng organisations, municipalities, F. Ramsay, florist, $23; A. R. Key. and on the enrichment of Ameri­ 27. each time Jenner Intcrruped. tha time of the Inquest at the earl­ Proclamations are e x p e c t e d $23; 0. Lewis Dinkins, $23; Semi­ can country living through ade­ St. Johns River by Dec. 1 and counties and individuals Interest"i'll tell you what you are bare iest possible date. pole County Motors, 83; Carl* E. quate cultural, spiritual, educa­ from both state and local govern­ construction will gat underway lm- ed in this vital subject to plan to Members of the Coroner's Jury mediately after. attend tbs meeting. Williams, $33; Myrtle H. Brown, tional, recreational and health fa­ ment leader# setting eilde th* for,” Jennar shouted. "You earn* $30; E. C. Bates. $23; M. C. Hagan, cilities for both rural youth and week In November to "recognise In hart as a Communist function- impanelled last Sunday morning No recent report has been made * -------------------------$23; Mr. and Mr>. M. L. Cullum, adults” a scries of addresses will the Interdependence of all citixens, I ary to tell the press you were are: J . B. St. John (foreman), J. on the completion of the construe- p i | n a » y « | C n r v i r n e tlon plans however other thin they rU fie TCI I Je r V IC e S rural and urban. In contributing to •ubpenaed because yo befriended L. Sutton, P. H. Starling, Z. A. be heard by local civic club*. $75. Davis, 0. E. Hughes and H, P. the strength, character and pros­ ' Negroes In Little Rock." Goodspead. i (Continued aa Paga Seven) perity of our nation." m Many To Take Part In Halloween Events Tomorrow m M erchants To Stage Banner Days Nov. 1-2 |l City Commission Candidates Jaycee Waterways Group Speakers Tomorrow Convenes Nov . . 8 Additional UF Drive Donations Revealed Today 46 Right-Of-Way Acquisition Will Cost %Vi Million Coffee Club Will Meet Tomorrow National Farm-City Week Is Nov. 22-28 Coroners Inquest On M a n ’s Death Set Next Tuesday Additional Local News On Page 7 > un± lw‘± __ ^ For W. W. Dawson Tomorrow A t 3 p.m. NEW LIFF. FOR HEART IflCTlM—Mne.ycar-old S u a a > ftan atan l, of Naw York* wait* With ker doll and nurse Diane Frofem for ker mother, Mr*. Jesse Heaatani. to rente and -take her home from New Turk’* Monleftere Hospital. Th# Little Jspanasc-American girl, horn with several heart de­ ___ . including _______ _ _ yerlffect*, an _Inipreperlj one Inti hole ■laced eorta and a one-inch ______ between___ the_____jd left andright right - ven­ tricles, trteles, underwent a Ufe-sarlng operation a few week* ago. ta (UP UUPfcate) Mr. William W. (BID) Dawson Jr. so, passed away at home at 3:43 p. m. Monday from an acute coronary heart attack. He made . hi* home a t 421 Scott Ave. and . was formerly of White Plains, N. Y. A professional engineer design­ er ar.j builder, he ha< been in the ! construction business In Sanford and Casselberry for the past ten 1 years. During World W ar II h* wai with the war production board in Jacksonville. He was a World War 1 veteran, past president of the Orlando Exchange Club, form­ er member of the Kivanis Club of , Sanford and a member of th* First <Methodist Church of Sanford. Survivors include the w i f e | Gladys M. Dawson; mother. Mrs. W. W. Dawson Sr.. Hastings on ; Hud-on, N. Y-; *nd on* brother, j Edwin P. Dawsoa. New Haven, I Conn. I Funeral services will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow at Brlsson Fun­ eral Home with the Rev. J . E. Mc­ Kinley of the First Methodist Church of Gainesville officiating. Burial will be in Oaklawn Mem­ orial Khrushchev Emerging A s New Stalin NEW HAWK MISSILE LOADER—This tractor-driven Army Hawk missile loader* makes k possible to quickly transfer three "birds" at * time from the storage area to the missile launcher. The loader and other Integrated nnlts help give the Hawk system lu speed aad mobility of operation. Tbs loader, self-prepelled aad kjgUa mnanurerable, negotiates rough or muddy terrain. (Department ef Defense Photo) LONDON (U P)—Western dlplo- sets the dramatic Moscow develop­ Secretary of State John Foster mats said today NUrita 8. Khrusb-1 ments today at hi* first news eon- 1Dulles in Washington. ehtv was fast emerging aa the new I ferenca in three weeks. West Alert Dulles Sstt Stalin. They expressed doubt and Dulles told a news conference Moscow Information and die-, uncertainty on the future course ofI the developments might indicate patches to Communist newspapers serious political and economic ten­ Soviet diplomacy. Communists outslds Runia s p - , in tha W att indicated tha Central! sions In Russia and that tha West paired si uncertain as western ob­ Committa* of th* Communist Par­ w ai alert to tha possibility that servers ]u*t what tha victory by ty still had not taken final action stiffened and more provocative ex­ ternal policies might be adopted Nikita S. Khrushchev over Mar- {on the deposed defense minister. t« screen domestic troubles. ahal Georgi Zhukov will mean In Khrushchev's remarks Tuesday Khrushchev promised Zhukov a future Soviet policy. The most significant slgif of un-, right at a Turkish Embassy reetp-j new job In his remarks during tha certainty came from Belgrade non to the midst af Russia's, Turkish recaption but b« still did where President Tito cancelled in j threats of war in th* Turco-Syrian not throw any light ou whether expected visit to Moseow next ' crisis gave rise to speculation that Zhukov would retain hia high par­ week on th* excuse he was suffer-! the Communist leader might tone | ty poit as msmber of the Presi­ down talk of conflict In the Mid­ dium. lng from acute lumbago. Khrushchev said only Zhukov Western observers quickly diag-1 dle East. He said things appeared to be would be given a new job in line nosed the ailment es more political than physical and said th* ind*-i brighter In the Syrian crisis and with his "experience and qualifiespendent Communist leader apptr- j even said he believed ther* would tons." Official party spokesman said al­ ently did not want to step tote a be no war. And th* very aopearance at tha reception was a sur­ most th* lame thing of Vyacheslav factional fight even at observer. U. S. official# said tha Kremlin prise In view ef Russia's current M. Molotov. Georg* Malenkov, Dmitri Shepllov and Larar Kaganpower itruggle was unlikely to anti-Turkish campaign. spark an East-Wast war. An Indication that tha West was ovitch whan they wer* dismissed disturbed by the future Soviet pol­ from their high posts for "antiIke May Assess Moves President Eisenhower may as- icy eama Tuesday morning Item party" activities aarlUr this year. � 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, 1957 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, October 29, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 29, 1957. 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>, October 29, 1957; <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/b520ca8163a4da2eab393fb1b6259702.pdf e3f884c438fa5f068cb779df93aec78a PDF Text Text //ce, Norstad Talks Expected To Cover 'Summit' NAT 0 M eet |l u*41* «»«.. ■ , summit rocferm ce to Pf«*nhcrrer •dfe**e4 that Britain will hold fur» WASHINGTON (U P l— President N'jritacf, eammander o f tie North ward r r e it e r U J . efforts In basic ' em bower will attend l "sum m it’ 1o -r -r e n e e raided missile, t h a ( surface o f the sea. May Step U p Program • t*»t n eck , said Sunday an t v ther h '/lto g c n bom b teaU In tha Elsenhower brought In the top |Atlantic Treaty Forces, at a time research, which underlines all m a - ■ . m eetlnr of heads e f the NATO al- "R a a ta l." Tne missile is carried. N A TO military eommander today I w hfn drljU e new programs were Jor breakthrough* in military a e l-' Nance la Parts In mid-December, bf_ bombers foe strikes at ta rg ets, D *ftn ie Secretary M cElroy h e s ! ch,n*e 4 scientific Inform ation: p i e m e ^ i , 7tar. The teste ill mOea away. was vital to the security c f the A r t dlaensaton expected to cover afoot or in prospect to m eet the I ence. The President w as reported ! The aim o( the meetiny would ha | feature high-altitude experiments.____ Arfm. Thomas a . 1 hln,fd taka measures A n d -V ie t . free world, plan* .o r - • | ew m + r s a * - * »> l*" for.JuiS|8JB5J* oI~ rocketing K uiu«iin Tuuiy ' io ftVof*Uf3rii g oren n w n c fiJjiVdtrtf unity and f f t —C"ainos1/o e p K y Vflief of Naval Op- Ttttn‘.7j"2?^^Veu up tha entliu indleatlnnf^eintetf'to*greater — Radio Moscow reported u f a i T NATO conference to deal wuli spending on b u le research. in motion new ways for Waatan eratlons, said the Navy, soon will itary research program , Ineluding u .5 e ffo rt In fthe Russia's military and icientlfic st^cnct f new weapaoa Soviet scientist predicted Russia scientific and weapons pooling. be able to laoneh Its Polaris Inter­ m l**U«*field, there were these other de will send up an earth satellite May Hold NATO Talks The United States entered the throat. An official announcement also Paul-Ifenrt Spaak, secretary-gen-! velopments: The Air F orte said Sunday night mediate range ballistic missile bearing animals "in the near ftt» Elsenhower scheduled the While fourth full week o f the new space i House m erlin? with Gen. Laurl.t age with new moves expected to- was expected this week that El- It has successfully tested a new from submarines far below (he eral of NATO who sugxrstcd th e! — Britain's Defense Ministry In lu re." j --------------------------------------------------------- Shop and W eather In Sanford continued cold today. ■ VOL. XLIX • Established 1909 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW YORK, N. Y. (A B C ).-A powerful wonder compound that feeds new youth back into old skin la now available in limited quantities to women between 30 and 6S. Completely new and different from old type "wrinkle removers". It actually con­ tains living mailer - ■sUUoaa of day live cefla combined with Royal JeUy plus a magical yosHH-givtag sabstaact. 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Bee sea help yee Seel SATURDAY EVENING POST,GOOD Oteal-llte Jar- lee 100 Days Tiewimeall .1 draws the tote ttaMer. haw B Berne M. haw H makes y dewy-fresh at) day t e a . te-em U -m -ta -S •* i Q rw □ teed C.O.O. ler )d .fd plus SO* federal lea d petlepe cutis. □ tush prepaid I eoefete JS.S* plus J0« federal lea. Tmtmli IS.41. I tart 42* C.O.O. end peerage rests. **1 ADOtllt ( TOWN O l CITY B I ONI United Press Leased Wirtr NO. 120 D affron’ * body w it lylnw (n the center o f the intersection where the fire truck hail pullcd-up and attempted to hack In the fire plug. Apparently tha truck back»3 over the failed fireman eausinw mas­ sive chest Injuries ami the frac­ tured leg, A part of the " Y ” used In con­ necting hose to the hsdrant was found broken by the Injured man. Coroner W . Hugh Duncan was called to the h xp iial where a cor­ oners Jury was impaneled. Sworn In fur the investigation w ere: J. L. Stilton, P. II. Starling. Z. A. Davi*. O. E. Hughes. J. R St. John (forem an) snd R. P. Goodspeed. Duncan said tho Inquest will he held since "n o one actually taw the accident.” In the crew with Daffron. an­ ^ A SM ALL AUTOMOBILE WENT Into Laid! Monroe thorlly aftor fl o'clock. In Ihe lop left picture swering the alarm were Lt. G. M. '# ■ grappllne hook brains lo pull the car to the surface. At top rich! |he ear comes out o f the water, Harriett, Robert White Sr., driver Bnd al bottom Joe I’ reslcy attache* chain* to bring the car out. (S ta ff I’ bofo) of the truck, and Daniel W . Burn­ ham. Durham was left with the Injured man along with Jimmy Cleary of l i t Celery Ave. until doctor* and ambulance arrived. Coroner W . Hugh Duncan said "Time* Square U.S.A." will be that an Inquest wilt probaby be presented by the *!-mlnola High held next Monday. A ss’ t State's School Glee Club tomorrow night Attorney Tom Waddell had not at B o'clock In the PlnecresD School been contacted to set the date uf Auditorium. the hearinr. T\VQ FRAME DWELLINGS were destroyed by flr r early yesterday' mornlxg at Rl^ and 114 Or, A am all ear wag is found LhU ,The cast will Include Pat Dona­ Two frgtne dwellings owned by 'N ^JW W tnlng In Lake V o u r uruo about on# hue a.whead usher at Times Square D. L. T o tfV o f 31* E. ’ETJWtTi St. nage A*e. II wa* near thl* '»rene ch.-re Itubery il<>/ Daffr •■>, r. .*)lie fireman of Ihe- Far find -Flee (Photo by lieirlttrum) Itepartment, wa* fatally Injured. Theatre: Nellie Pickens, Valerie were destroyed by fire and two mile north o f Lhe city limit*. Kirchhoff and Gary Baker a* teen­ The nutomoMIe, when first spot­ others were damaged. The two ted by Phillip Byrd, Sanford fo o t ­ ager* from Florida who arc vaca­ homes destroyed wero at 8U and fllfl Orange Ave. The two damaged ball player for Southern Union Col­ tioning In New York. Songs will be from Broadway were at *12 and 81* Orange Ave. lege and Bill Sheffield, a truck Fire from the dwellings threaten­ driver-salesman for a cold drink musicals. Those to be (ward in special num­ ed the entire Georgetown area. concern, wa* practically submcriced about 50 feet from the seawall. bers will be Marcia I/>cchilt and Daffron was born Nov. 17. 1929 A l Collin* singing " A IJtlle Fish A woman wa* seen with her In A Big Pond” ; Peggy Lundqnltt In Indlanpolts, Ind. and came tu Overcoats, sweaters amt blan­ In this aeclion. Winds were ap arm raised and the two boy* dived and Rill Tyre In "Fellow With An Saufurd In April of this year. He ket* weru seen In profusion yritcr- parcntly from the northeast caus­ Into the water to bring her out to Umbrella” ; Janice Luxon and hail been with the Sanford Fire ing much of the temperature drop. safety. Ilctiirn* over the weekend to the day and today a* the thermometer Pete Nash In "Y ou ’ re Just In Department since the Utter part F'rcczlng temperature* prevailed The woman was Identified from txive"; Elaine Mim* and Don Car of July, lie made his home at 119 United F’ und, In amount* o f $25, dropped to 13 and «> in tho Sanford in the S uwa Alice and Gainesville or mure, as reported by the cam- area. a driver* license in her pocket- ter In "Anything You Can Do I ■Elm Ave. Iluwcver, no frost wa* reuurtcd districts and it was only slightly Ho Is survived by his wife, Eli­ ualgn treniurer. Itoy F. Mann, are: book a t Ml** M argaret M. Ewald Can Do Better” ; Te«ldy Walker warmer In the Upper Eait Coast, o f 923 Frccmont Ave., Winter and Mary Jane Flynt will be fea- zabeth Joan D affron; one daugh­ Dcllmae Farm s, $25; It ft A- Dept. Orlando and north portion of the Park. a 48-year-old secretary. tured in "The Merry Widow ter, Sheila Jo Daffron, five; one Store, $23; Vodoplch Sale* and Brooksvlllc districts. She was taken lo tho Seminole W altt’ ’ ; Shirley Morgan and (ireg- son, Kevin DeWayne Daffron, Service, $25; Army A Navy Sur­ The early "cold w ave" forced Memorial Hospital in a *tatc of >ry Walker will dance In Hernan three; hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs. plus, $23; Sanford Shoo Center, [ the federal • state frost warning shock. However, physicians said *lo''s Hideaway; and choreography James A. Daffron o f New castle,! $23; ^Tip JTop Supermarket, $23 service to put out special tem ­ Ind.; three brother*. Joseph J. Stanley Rogers “Hardware Co., V A /o n lr n r t r ! ’ " ' “ that "s h e will bo all righ t." At will bo hy Jonl SaunderJ. TV c t IVvM lU perature bulletins for farm ers Other dances will be the Can­ Daffron, and Homer Daffron of $10; Mather’ s Furniture, $25; B. - ^ Y c i 9 o'clock this morning Miss Ewald A *erlr* nf burglaries plagued about two weeks ahead of sched­ Can. Walts Ballet, Bushel And A Sanford, and James A. Daffron Jr. L. Perkin* ft Sim, $50; Florida had not regained consciousness. o f N cwcaitle, Iml.; and three sis-j Power A Light Co., $100; sween- Sanford nnd the Snnfnrd Police ule. But U probably spelled the Joe Presriey, employed at Rat­ Peck, and Zicgflrld Follies. These ler*. Mrs. Mary F. Phinnlgcr of e y 'i $10; Nicholson Rulrk C o., $23 Department over the weekend ac end o f any more tropical storm will ho tinder the direction o f Mary TH E AUTOMOBILE FINALLY come* out uf Ihe water and is pull­ lif f s W recking Service, dived into Council Bluff, Idaho; MLsa Betty anti Wert Jew elry Store, $33. j cording to Sanford Pollen Chief threats thl* y*ar and will “ sweetJane Flynt. ed over to the bulkhead with Utile damage except from water the water to attach chains to bring |en " Florida's record orange crop. Mann stated that the house to Roy G. William* yesterday, 130 students will take part in LaVrrne Daffron and Miss Mardamage.________________________________________________(S taff Photo) the ear to the turface and up on tha Jean Daffron o f Newcastle, house canvassing bring made by Broken Into were: the Ma«onlc Tropical storms cannot survive ia the production. the bulkhead. Ralph ft. Smith's division made up Hall, the Seminole County Cham cool weather. Special choru* number* will be Ind. Investigating the accident were from Remains were sent at 3:2o p. m. by willing women worker* Is ber o f com m erce office. Clay Wil­ the following Broadway Weathermen blamed a cold front Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Vluatcal-T: Oklahoma, I Can-Can, today to Newcastle, Ind. for fun­ rapidly attaining it* quota and liam* Pool Room, and a sand­ pushing eastward from the UklaT. Mark Mack, Deputy Sheriff A. Guyg and " Doila, South P tclfic, and eral service* and Interment arc far ahead, percentage wise, of wich anil drink business on Esst homa-Arkansas belt for the drop FI. Evans, and Constable J. Q. My Fair Lady. Three Items come b e f First St An escort from the Sanford Fire the male aolicitor*. in temperatures. “ Slim '' Galloway. Board o f Sanford C^.y ( Chief William* aald that the Mr*. Alma Hurston Is compiling Accompanist* will b«: Janice Department will accompany the High temperatures today wera No gkld marks or other Indentl- Luxon. Kay Ivey, Maralyn M c­ remains. sloners tonight for discus* a report of the Negro division un­ burglars were looking for money expected to range from about 57 A requested ordinance per fication explaining huw the car Donald, and Edith H an*n. Here in Sanford the Investiga der the chairmanship of Dr. Geor­ in juke bi/xes, desk* and lock In the northernmost district* to 70 gut into tho water were available lo the licensing o f photogr tigalion Into thn first fatality of ge II. Starke. Other reports made boxes. to 73 in the Miami area and keys. will be discussed. The pr$ at the scene, officers said. There Attaches of tho Sanford I’ ollce lhe Sanford Fire Department was at a meeting o f team captains The cold weather should remain ordinance has been suhnB Department this morning could not , V‘, c ' 0,u .w^ ! ,,er ,nuruiu, " " ' - l " conducted by Sgt. W. R. Cosgrave held at 3.30 p. m. today. In the previous occasions but failed to f * t|o|| , nd and Patrolman E. F\ Hayden of board room o f th* First Federal release Information relative to th . ^ low meet the approval o f commtirionTh* two boys who went Into the T n l k O n K g » l/ C l n h the Sanford Police Department, Savings ft I» an Association will burglaries and Chief William* was ground location* in the upper cen ­ water after the woman are errrV e7 ers. not available for additional com ­ he announced tomorrow, campaign Constable J. Q, "S lim '' Galloway, tral districts tom orrow morning, The positioni of City Pbyrician lainly to be commended, puncrsby A * . K i u / n n i c and Deputy Sheriff H. 11. DcWit. chairman Harold Kastncr stated. ment. the weather bureau said. There I x l W U i l l S IVI C L I will also com s before tne board said this'm orning a* they viewed ^ were signs It might warm up later J J A Negro man w ai dead on ar- 0f commissioner* far dMcusrion. the scene. Mayor David Gatchel w tl speak Tuesday. to member* of the S a n V d Kl‘ ‘ The late Dr. J. N. Towif »ervc<l rival at the Seminole Memorial Glee Club To Give ’Times Square USA' Tomorrow Night 1 Seeing la B ellevin g l En|oy 31-D ay F i l l Trial M O N IY BACK G U A R A N TIII 7 l£ T 9 Auto In Lake toe meto aanaMen tote. ■hectares that the years have terryy toln Maaaes Feel haw R ESTROGEN HR Tt tom ateed with rare, prutan. Royal JeRy-dte lead al the Queen Reel The first fatality In the hlgjory o t the SanfoW Fire Department occurred early Sunday morning when an alarm was answered on Orange Ave. Hubert R. Daffron, JT-year-oM rookie fireman was crushed to death when hr apparently leaped from the fire truck ioa aoon as It approached a fire hydrant at Ihe corner of Orange Ave. and 10th St. Daffron was dead on arrival al Seminole Memorial Hospital caus­ ed by a crushed chest and a frac­ tured right leg. According to Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr., "W e have always atressed slaying cm the truck until orders are given to connect hose." Boys Rescue Woman SEVENTH DAY toe h e; tato. r _deya h.eSmeal wIto tetoaetteg aaal hide hue SB year*. \ F i r e m a n Is C r u s h e d D e a th By Truck 3 WEEKS! I WORK FOR YOU) H O C S C K K M N C . eec. It hue boon iw ted * u e a t e w h s te tee JO U R ­ N A L O F A M E R IC A N M R D IC A L S O C IE T Y . Even tee U .B . ef Agrkwttere but m eat yet ,t uMaa af money ka ha Dweter Discovers Magic Ingredient LOOKS 12 VCAHS YOUNGtR IN NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1957 Famous Scientist Discovers Secret Food to Make Skin Younger ia 21 Beys! Feeds lock NewYttrth hto Aging Skhl Untt C [ Wrinkles Disappear! Ye* Mr 10 ft WYours Yuuugurl Save .STATE- r i SPECIAL OFFER an PREPAID ORDERS ONLYr Send > Glant-SIse _ 1—1 100-Dsy Jsrs far me end friends ( rsg |I4M price) far enly I M I . ^ ^ p tu s It J > Women Workers Thermometer Drops Are Ahead In UT To 45 In Local Area Drive Collections City Plagued 5r: By Burglaries Three Hems Before Ciiy Board To Negro Man Shot, Killed Last Nigh!; Woman Held In Jail * " Mayor G atchel Will ■jr Hospital last night as the result of a 20-gauge shotgun blast through thi right chest, said Sheriff J. L. Hubby thL* morning. a* city physician for a cumber of years. • ALo to be discutaed for the first time, I* the petition o f recreation director for the city o f Sanford. Only other buiinesi to b \ con­ sidered will be from the floo< and from commissioners. Additional Local News On Page 7 Carl RcdJ died after an appar­ ent acuffle and atruggle with Fannle Mae Smith, 33-year-old bean picker. • Redd was found at Fannie Mae Sm ith'* home lying on the flo o r ., Deputy Sheriffs at Uic scene ask­ ed Redd who shot him and he answered, laid Sheriff Hobby "Fannie Mae” . • Fannie Mae Smith Ls being held Lt. Marcella Reynolds, office ' In In the Seminole County Jail charg- i Plan* for s proposed new builJc l with the shtoiting after she Mg tu bouse the Salvation Army charge ol the local Salvation Army gave herself up about 8 o'clock in Saufnrd will be discussed at a facilities here told members o f the this morning. The shotgun was meeting ot the local Salvation Advisory Board at a recent meet­ ing that attendance at services found underneath a home In the Army Advisory Board to be held •Thursday afternoon at 5:30 p.m. had "outgrow n.the present build­ niclnity o f the (hooting. I b e Support o f Cburcba* Com­ ing.” ^oh i-rlff Hobby said that a P34 pis­ She al*o described aa "advan ­ mittee of the Sanford Kiwani* Club tol wa* found at the scene with a . will also meet with the Salvation tageou s" the addition o f rooms for cartridge which had been snapped. Army Advisory Board do ditcua* transient people who are aerved A lso, a snapped cartridge was assistance which ra liu dtrert- by (he Salvation Army. Plan* for found In Redd's hand. 1 ed toward obtaining a new iflte and the new rite and building could in­ The shooting occurred about 9 j building here in SanfsvJ. clude a lodge, she said. , o ’ clock lu-t night. The Sanford Kiwani* ( l i b , at Also to be- In Sanford f i r the Investigating the shooting were , meeting, which 1* aaid to he "an a recent meeting o f ita Board o f Sheriff J. L. Hobby, Deputy Important" seislon, will he Lt. Directors, adopted the project aa 6herriffs H. IL DeWIt and H. L. Col. H. W. Young from the Sal­ assisting the Salvation Ar*ny In Eubanks, and Constable J. Q. vation Arm y Headquarters In I locating a new site and planning % U a i" G ailo.v^/, Jaciu->u*UiCj U>« £(u^u-k4 rsiw L Salvation Army Sets Important J Meeting want* Club at their noon llnchcon meeting Wednesday at the Yacht Club. Mayor Gatchel’ * subject sill con­ cern the Key Club, one of tl|c prin­ cipal project! o f the Kiwark Club. Key Club Week, for Klwmls In­ ternational, and observed locally, will be Oct. 27-NoV. 2. Hunters C h arg es W ith T ak in g Gam e A fter Sundown Tw o hunter* w ere charged with |gam e vlolatloni over Ihe wcekrtid, according to arrest record* at tho Scmlnolo County Sheriff* office. Thoma* L. French and Billy J. Young were charged with "taking gam e after sundown.” --------------------------------- J Minor Damage In D rugstore Fire A fire o f undeterm ined ^>rl caused minor damage in the room at MeRcynotds Drug Friday afternoon shortly 4 30 p m . Blais was Just beginning to|burit from corrugated board rlrtnns when the Sanford Fire Department arrived at th* scene, Biggest damage resulted fr-m water and imoka which eoyer-l the entire itoekroom adjaceft to the drug store at the corner of Sanford Ave. and 23th St. For Information On CIRCULATION PH. FA 2-2611 or after 6:.T0 p.m. TIL FA 20973 Cleveland Lions C lu b G uest S n o o ^ r CDK HENRY II. OSBORNE U shown being appointed to his present rank by CDR. J. M. Tulley Jr. Commanding O fficer of VAII-E. CDR. O.burne I* a veteran of MWII snd Korea and U entitled to wear the DUtlngui.hed Flying Cro*«, Nine Air Medal*, Purple Heart and Ihe Presidential Cnlt (Ration, lie rr-ld rt In l.orli Aite.r with hi* wife Muriel an d Daughter* M lb r jn 8. Itenrl Anne 8. and /elm a Jran 3. CD1L Osborne I* the Ordnance Ofllcer o f V A II-i and al*o an A3IJ Plane Commander. (US.N l'lutoj Representative Mack N. Clear!and Jr. will tpeak to member* <«’ th-i Sanford LLm* Club at the n-.-n luncheon meeting tomorrow at tl’ ff Y ach t Club, W . Hugh Duncan president of the club said today. Representative Clevrisnd w i l l speak to the Uon* CUb cn " P a proposed new ro*»sHtullon adopted by the legislature." President Duncan *ald today " W e deeply appreciate tf* g m i response to our light bulb sale which will continue through thia week.* �. i 3»*r ■ ' • §3 TfV ■i- PBcb 2—Tti« grafori H ctbH CTon&y, O rto W 28. l y y f 1 7Lagal Notice , cUlRM and Pegging Away Whjeh »•«.*» | By tlthrr # f jrao. mar hBva w i n t Ik* aatete at BKRTIIA A- KBIT* IJtn. dacaaiad. l*U of (old fauntr. 10 lha cawlr Jndga of fttmU •olo Coo Mr. Florida. at bit of* { mu day PCI m o I n t o * ’ ejori ’ keno* of »«14 lora. »t»nd*- - 0 , . lV*.J.Vr. , t t*o 1coomy m IAXF0BD. Florida. «TU *rav*p? ^ ^ k o V 4 ti u s \ * i» » ° f * f* ' •" e tlo * w atMfbo fr*m <h« U U Corami**^"*1" 11 . . . |dim* *1 tha first pnWUaU** *1, Ilea .i* b* a*H *1 *4* thta aotle*. Each olalm or damand i ■ato nlnciton ahall ranfordJ*h*A1 *«<• In wrlttar. and *hall ataJaI » ' * - ~ * y . 11* 1* 1w- ? 3 _ T » W ~ a l . r * r * * , rv^**-* ***’ •••Mauca a.vi ■ fir* addrt** of lh* rlalmant. and and •rd,"*l*e » i ~ i 'i a aird CUT* Tbo ■hill b* iworn lo br «b* rUtmanl, ■•out, or attorney and * or inch otaln or donuad no* ao filed mall Viadard 1 1 » * bn void. i i i i i l i . a at t * « “ ,loc>‘ K iL ' * Itarmum] K. iron Aa •aauUtur ui ttr* Laot Mill and Taatamaat of Ut-lilUA A. Jk.*.0iccic doooaiod. it n til. |L U r«rtoiw»# KarJsta UouaholJtr. j u n to a J. U «fM lf«*d Attorn*/ tor Latauior and W. M tab Dans*"* •••torn, I I I . • Irst publication Octobor I. HIT. ^ i m w i t s e m ' wHEiir.or. i Except that you might get the Asiatic Flu ttfiee, it would help FUth Avenue w n bright sod to be twin* right now. Shows are ituny __ ___ other __ _ tha night, wh*s tbs * « » w are film s too which should not e<* its 50th snnivcrisry celebri ► ■ '^ -e a e -o t ti,em u t i i i i m i .h t u r T h u Sm m c i v * K toR rtrtortd-.*«d i.«iiin .K , •K iiiu i.r. u « i » t i , h i* , rauaadto b. affUud h*M»> ILUMIUi, 1.0 KHim.VTE tha awl of - I I a t r •» «*'• ,h* Ik MM b l U l l i o r ALEX H . IU 1II. lth “ .i Dk i i i i I Aa Mayor " f ton City of TO ALL CREDITORS AID r K I* Sanford. Florida aO.«a IU U 1 U CLAIM! U » UK* (SEAL) MAAUI AUAI.YBT MAID RITATKi yuu and aaeh of you harsby null* Attaati II It. Tamm. Jr. fled aad rxiulrod lu vr***al any thputy CUT C l r r t t ______________ tlaima and utmaiida which yuu, ur •Itiur of you. may bay* acainal o t f l l M Utr (LIT lha *<tal« of Alax W. tlavli. dactai■TATE OR rtAIHlDA TO! <d, lat* oi told county, to lh* Coun­ U fA iil* CAr.iku *ud uuulA CA* ty Judn* of Mamlaol* County, nor* i’Lita, bla WML LuUa JUAtd and Ida, at bla oflic* In tha court houi* A A ltl ,u .t w . .lit MIX, U. V), U ll* of aald County at Sanford, Florid*, Jllr. and KATIE U CbilMlE, hit wltbln alnht ralandar tnnallil from WlMf, J. it. u.iia N »»•. C A n u i.I.u ; Vv. illl.A N , bla Wll*. U. r . Mil VAN aad uunL.kA A. u i i i a N. bia wilt, W. HoblNWJN and h fiO la i «u* BiNbu.v, oia wilt, C. a- OOObaE and EMaIA OOUbCL, bla Wl.a, aim oacb ul intiu, if allva, and If iHad, |ba r«ap«ct!va aoknown h»lr», da* >!■«*». sraalati, aualinoaa, llanura, cradllur*. truaLti, and any and all claiminf by, Ihroueh, un* sainal w w t o •a dafandanOl dafandantt; W ILLIAM MATH FKA s a i l “ !S u A n m & A SARA / Peggy Elides tTM.r M d to s t o i * of narirolds. Theis r.oweri ara the dsdiUonal "lymboU of good luck la India. Mr. Sairep la cn a government minion, but at hii own expenw. lh* tim e of lh* flrat publication o f Ihl* unite*, Ka>h claim ur'dam and •hall b* In w rlllns, and •hall atala lh* plae* o f ratldaoe* and p » n of* Ilea oddraio of tb* claimant, and ■hall b* aworn to by tha rt'lm aat. bla a a .n l. or altoraay, and any •licit claim or damand aot ao Iliad ■ball ba, void. John J. Uaala . Aa aavrutor uf tha U a t M ill and Taatamant of Alan w . Davla. d*e*aiad FlM t publication Oel. 31, HIT.. IIRPTII CHARGF. SKTM O F F LIGHTNING BOLT— T ie Nsvsl Ordnanro Laboratory at Hllver Rprlafs, Md., revealed that s depth rharsr eiploaton it set o f f is s remote Chesapeake Bay area raw ed lightaiag to be discharged from aa sv errsit ik r . Tha ts p lo s lw was placed is an underwater position under a rloudlew aky, but tha overcaat hull! up in Ibe tw o b o o n before the detonation waa tanned. Aa the ch a rie was touched off, a 300-foot waterspout taved skyward aad Induced a low cloud to discharge its OMray to three consecutive bolts, one o f which was caught by a high­ speed camera, producing this picture. (U . 8 . Naval Ordnance Laboratory Photo) £ f^S&asrv-as^m “ fedBJSMSM CCRTIFICATIl f>K CORPORATB UUSOLLTIOS IS THM SAMM ABU MT THE AUTHOR ITT OF THU ITATK o r rLORlOA TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRE* •ENTS SHALL COME. OREST* ANIKLE. ^ "a t r ,s ,^ .j t o t r w Baafard. Florida; V. SHIPP, Saa* NEW YORK (U P ) — Ray Du­ ford, Florida Sid oa lha Ith day at Juno, A. D. l l t l cauaa to ba Incnr* mont, who permitted a mired poratad under tha provlolaaa of tho team o f whites and N egroes to reprosaat Bismarck. N.D., to the f c « m 4 S W I S r fflt « SSS: 1833 National Baseball Congreis elpal pUc* of buainooo at BAN* r o n o , SEMINOLH COUNTT la tha champlonahlp, w ill be honored •lata of Ftorlda. aad whoroaa tha •tocliholdark of ouch corporation Jan. 31 at Atlanta, Ga., fo r his did on th* 34th day of Soptambor. A. D, 1I1T, cauaa la ba fllad In th contributions la breaking baseofftea of tha Secretary of Stata ‘ b a ll'i color Una. tha Stata i f Florida, k Coatant U -----------------------------all tha alaclihoMara undar tha pro. Villon* of laid Chapter SII. Florida Statutoo, ahow1*n tha dlaaolutloa JAPANESE TO BE FREED of aueh corporation. TOKYO (U P )— Russia has prom ­ Now, lharafora, tha Sarratarr of Stata deaa haraby rartlfy t* tha fara*tslas and that ha la aatioflad ised to release 43 Japsaese fisher­ that tha radutromanta at lav have men Hired oa charge o f violating bans compllad with. (SEAL) Soviet territorial water* from pris­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF1 , t hava hereunto iat ray hand on early next month, It w as an­ and hava afftiad lha Oraat nounced today. Soviet Charge Baal of tha Stata at Florida, D'Affairee E. O, Zabrodin advbad fi..T?i,; h TvrNT,T h* v s ^ da^ at SEPTEMBER. A. D. during tha 40th annlverearv o f tha the Foreign O ffice that tha Jap­ Tt. A ORAT anese captives will be released ratary of Stata Bolshevik revolution. "L ” Uon wUh an M ^•*hione,, torch at lho Radio City M i 5 w '“ di»t pa rid e. The ash cans hav. - ay ^ HaU, which U a honey. X Ban been painted gold, a lio tho lim p daO. Rex H a rrlion 'i v ile . U in posts and all that glitters in the it sod sh e'! something to writs ■hops Is real gold. One of the borne about. Producers must be floats that caused the most excite­ grinding their teeth fo r Kay says ment featured not only beautiful aristocratic hereafter she ju -t uranlt to be models, but thoie Mrs. Harrison. There's also a new notfhound], Baron and Lady Wolfcomedian od tho Music HaU schmidt. who were borrowed from stags, Charles Manna, whose com ­ the vodka company, for thii occa­ edy manna is right up our alley. sion. Jack Paar • on bla "Tonight” Show had Elsa STaxweil as a guest SPACE SONNET recently. Elsa saya the next party Here's hoping sorab good nlk she Is planning will taka place on Will cam s out o f Sputnik O f tho new shows in town, il'a the moon. Thai's quite roomy a pity but you will probably not enough for Elsa — but what get lo see Emiyn William* In an about her gueils?. . .The N. Y. entertainment from the stories o f City Opera season is now on at Dylan Thomas, since it's a t the tho City Center. One o f their oqj-, Longaere Theatre fo r a limited.] standing productions la ''Susan­ engagement only. Mr. WUllama ia nah.'' The repertoire also ineludai a rare actor and poet Thomas re­ such popular far* as Die Flederveals himself to be a delightful maui, Carmen and La Boheme. humorist. The combination is su­ And all at popular prlcea tool per. . .And down at the Phoenix LANGER IN SURGERY Theatre, which i* eff-Broadway, WASHINGTON (U P )-S e n . Wil­ Eva Lo Galienno and Irene Worth i c o n In the historical tragedy liam L in g er (R-N.D.) underwent “ Mary Stuart,” an exeiling and rye surgery Thursday for removal of a cataract. Ills o ffice said bis beautifully acted p liy . . . condition was "good.” L inger en­ When Paul S a y n s, well-known tered Bethesda, Md., Naval Medi­ food broker and hla wife Sandil’.a cal C en u r Tuesday fo r a check­ left for India, to study food dis­ up. D octors then advised the oper­ tribution systems In that country, ation. Longer spent most of tha (hey were met at tho airport by last Congressional session In tha Manoromn Phillips o f the Govern- hospital recovering from pleurisy ment o f India Trade Center, who end pneumonia. Try and Stop Me IENNETT EORGE KOUDESHEL, o f Y ork. Fa., Who ad m it! to h i n| 78 years young, writes, "D ouble*barrelcd stories are the ones I like best. Take the boy, for instance, w ho boasted, 'My brother's so U ll that if he gets his feet wet on Monday, he doesn’t get a cold in the, head till Triday.' T h a fa nothing,' pooh-poohed his friend. 'M y brother's so U ll he has to stand on top o f a 12-fo o t Udder to com b his hair.* 'W hy doesn't he put the mirror dow n low er?' asked the flrst'boy. 'He can't d o that,' explained the sec­ ond. 'M would mean he had n o use for the ladder.’ " G * * * There's a platinum-stressed widow out m Morlovillo who taetets on her own etiquette code. Whoa her fifth husband died she ordered black ollvea m her martini* for a solid month. o * o Jack Lemmon knows a Boston girt so swanky she ealls a hobble pia Robert • Utr, by BrasItt Cert General Insurance H . JAM ES GUT A G E N C Y . 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE FA 2-4451 H. JAMES GUT JAMES & GUT Aseoe. BROKE COLORLINE ^ HK6 g S a fw T a s y ’ aad'all>*r»aM •,*,,**l TAbfr “ ? t o n ? « ^ R H u S in o R O u a ii SSffiJ"?*SSK,W« h u n a a a lcn a . OUCCOWOT* baowa aaalsno, • « « « • ' ! „Ik lotOf* aat. dlraetora, otoebbaldarL tru« ____ llanora, toaa, u d f i i i r , praataa* eradltora. or othor pilartlaa olalm* or or asalnot rorporalloni; ________T aad ALICE d. r. bla wtfa. wkam id* WA la Rout* Ha. L Boa t ' A ____ irtaa. Waabladtaa. a*a ACEt CAR RAWAT aad HELEN O. _ , CAR* ^y!frtSEb» e ; r cbarlaa, R * M ^ a £ “ li'B ;r lAha” and all sartloo saitlao Loutalaiuk and nay asd bnvlas «r olatmlns t » k**aj * " r rlaht tttla or Intoroat Is dad to R * rtlU ilaa dwerlbod Jasd, W a t aad bolaa la **?Jael \ 2 ,ZBlm r,• J2u rlda, to-wltl WH at SWig Of IIEm of taction 11. Tewokhlp II doutlb junta It Kaatt Tou. nnd aaeh of you. ar* bora* by notified that a oult baa baaa broutht atalnkt you In lh* Oreult Court. In and far Saminola County. Florida. In chantary. antlllad T. L. LINGO and ROBERTA ■> UWOO bin wlf». plaintiff*. >•CAPE Its. and JLU a , OAFERS CAPERS, at .at, dafaadanta. bla w it h by aald plalatlffA and you, and aarh o f you, ara required to flla »nn r Antwar In plalntlffa' Com plaint with tha Clark n f u ld Court, and •*rra upon plalntlffa' altoraay, FRED R. WILSON, whoa* •dilraaa la 40I.IC1 Hanford Atlantia National llank UulMlna, Sanford. Florida, or I*. 0. Ho« 97k. Hanford. Florida, a rop y o f aald Anawar, aot latar than November 7th, A.D.. HIT, and If you fall to do as, a d u re* pro cnnfaeeo will ba entered aaalnet ynu, and aaeh o f you, for lha ra* liar demanded In aald Complaint. Tha nature nf thle ault la In quiet lha title o f lha plalntlffa to lha above daacrlbad land. WITNESS my hand, and lha aeal a f aald Court at Sanford. Bamlnola County, Florida, thle 4th day of October, A. It. U ll. /■ / O. P. Herndon Clerk nf aald Court. Fred It. M'llaon A ttorney fo r Plalntlffa 4*1.443 Hanford Atlantic Natloaal Rank n ids. Sanford. Florida nr P. O. Bov »T« Sanford, Florid*. A ir n r J k ' »V,%%W»rrnH. i.*;.r'f.MWAz'a.tia.w rtnn">y »...... .. cloud. The flash was visible fo r a few (acondi In Las Vegss, about 73 miles away. laKAL) for .Anything ant Everything If you need monny for any purposn—no matter what— don't hotitala lo call on u«. OUR^SKRVICEflS s t - o u r \t e r m s AREf A T T R A C T I V E : W A N TED • Scrap Iron • Bronx • Copper • Uatterira • Hailiatora • Junk Cara • Junk Trucks le a n s up MOO G A C F IN A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N --------------------------- SANPORD---------------------------- - ZUCKERM AN 111 W eil First Street........................................... FAirfai 2 -3 7 0 (Old Fri«(«i* Tkaatar l«:idia|| SALVAGE YARD Offlie Hewn: Daily »-J; Friday M , Ctosad Saivrfey 1 Milt West of Monro# P.0. On Orange Blvd. Phone FA 2-2691 or 1 Write P. 0 . Dox 223 Lake Monroe 1 0 t. th e BOTICR OP I llt T IT A T K OF FLORIDA TOl M. W . CORET a n d ______ r ____ The word, “ dem ocracy,” Is Ms unknown w ife, w hota addrsai roiM tnr* and on*' Of fie* *ddr*«* Greek in origin, m ein s literally I* unknow n; If llvln f, and If d**0 all th*lr unknown hslr*. 4*vl****. ’ ‘ rule o f tha people.” I*sat***, aranl***, a a s l g n s a * . •pou*»*. li.nnr*. crMtltor*. l u t f * ,•or*, truat***; nnd any and *11 parIIm havlna nr rlalm lna In hav* ■ n r rlahl. till* or ln «r*n t In nr In lh* lolln w l* ! il*«rrlli«1 land* In Samlnal* bounty, Florida, lo-w lt: I1*elnnln* l i l t , yard* IV nf lh * HE rornar nf lh* N K 'i nf 1hr NRU R*flion IT Townnhln 30 Huulh, tuna* in i:«»t, run N yard*. W H I y*rda, l i i t v yard*. K Sit yard* Ton and **rh nf you ara harahv a ollflad that lu ll h*a faian brnueht •aalnat you. lha naliira nf (aid anil balna to ramuva cartaln cloud* from and In nul*t and rnnflrm lh* till* to th* above daacrlbad proparly. Tha nama of lha I'ourt fn which ■ull ha* haan 1n*iltul*d 1* lha lilrrult Court of lha Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Hamlnola Coun­ ty, Florida. Tha obbravlalad lit la of lha rauaa la OPIIAM A Tl PriR, INC., ria ln lU f. -»•* M. W . CORKY and . .. COIIHY. hla unkaown wlfa. •t al, Drfan lanl,. You *rr htraby rrnulrrd lo fitwith lha Clrrk o f thl* Court yi.ur w rlllrn anawar or oth*r dafmalva plradlnca and to t t r va a copy of •am* no BTKNSTROM ANH DAVIS, AMnrntyt a l Law, Edward* BuildIn*. Hanford, Florida. Allornava for ria ln tlff. on or bafora iha Uth d*y o f Novfinhrr, A.D. 1JJT. THI flSISAU from "Morgan." Itr.nKIN FATI. NOT or a darraa 2 Ith and last explosion of the pro ronfraao will ba antarad ac*ln>l you. 103T nlomlo test terltv, rises W ITffFSS mv hand and lha •••! over the Nevada desert after it f (alii Court at Sanford. S>ml*ol* Cnuntv. Florida. Ih li U th day of was detonated from a balloon Oclobar. A. D IU I 300 feet above the Yucca Flat O P. HERNDON test area. The explosion, equal d a r k o f lh* Circuit Court, H-ml*nla County. Florida. to about 10,000 Ions o f TNT, Ily; Aria J, I.nnd.iuM formed tho usual mushroom Danuly Clark Sylvan J. Davli. Jr. STKNSTllOM AND DAVIS rd w ard * Bulldlne Sanford. Florida Attorneys for ria ln tlff • w ith 'S' It looks a n d feels like flight on wheels t runs on gasolino and rolls on wheels. But beyond that, all similarity between this 1058 Buick and any ether car you vo over known comes to a decisive end. I This B-58 Buick is literally btfm o f avia­ tion principles — starting with a greater use of aluminum than ever before, and going on from there. W it h this stunning automobile vW rn in the forefron t o f styling's freshest advance. With it you boss the B-12000 engine — command through a transmission that's the big talk o f the auto­ motive world — feel a modem miracle in buoyancy o f ride, plus the never-before wonders of Buick Air-Poise Suspension.* With it you can drive with more magnifi­ cent advances in automobile design an<^ engineering than history shows in any single year. T h is B-38 Buick is ready now in look and line and lift and life to thrill you to a tingle. C o see — now on display at your Buick dealer's. "Aw-fot** Siupenttod ppfkmai at ntra raw <m all Sene*. Flight Pitch Dvnaknv ttarviard an Lm im s - and RaADSusTxa TS. rrtV’ noi at ntra row on etKar Senas. Aluminum fl-cxes tUndard on *3 Send* r u e ; I br*ci.u_ A NEVER SO MUCH S O NEW * FRISH * rHB MIRACLE RIDE plud Buick Ale- ■* FLIOHT WITCH DYN AFLO W *with th a Inatant fia xlb llity o f a m illion owttahaa o f pitch. * 0 -12 0 0 0 EN OIN B w ith 1 0 ,0 0 0 pounda of thruatbahlnd avory ptaton'o pow ar atroka. * AIR-COOLSO ALUMINUM DRAKE** w ith s m o o th e r , ou rar c o n t r o l and longer Ufa. + “ V E L V E T W A L L " Sound 9 .lancing. 41 All bu'H lo a v a ct ng quality a tan dardo t o * * botlaa aulamaMlaq •ra BwU4 Oulaa —in auiid l * Saa TAUJ O f WtltS FAIOO, Maadov MgM*. NBC 1Y and DU fATlia WUNMt SHOW. rn***y N^»0. ASC-tY OflUa fteufi: Daily H ; Wednesday I lefuidey M 2 LOANS~MADI TO RSIIDIN1S OP ALL NIARBY TOWNS SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED BUICK OTYUNO With tha Polaa Buapnnalon * ORLANDODOWNTOWN- 40 I We it Central Avenue. . ..GArden 3-0493 COLONIALTOWW—1243 toil Coloolol Diive.GAnfed 3-3442 BOLD O ynaatar Qrtlla. DEALER �• .•;• C V v r ? / y * *■, ^ • r ^ 5 3 ‘ ^ •y ^ sJ£ag ^ T 5 7 !9 g fr • . i .#v s r j •' •' , M a o ; disuah h h ! JACKT VANGUARD ROCKET IS SUCCESS— This e|#*e-un slew shows the United States missile Vanguard aa It began It* history-making ascent front the Cape t'an airral. Fla., rocket-testing center. Scien­ tists said the Vanguard, first atage of a three-stage vehicle de­ signed to put the United States’ artificial moon in orbit around thre earth, attained a speed o| more than t,000 mlle*-pcr-hour and reached an altitude o f 109 miles in Ihe test, (U P Telephoto) Serenity In The Home Safeguards Your Health »T HUUUR N. MJHMUN. MJ. A PEACEFUL homo Ufa la a haallhfal oaa. r d Hhe to hatp you “ keep your h o n a both peaceful and healthy. Whan yon a rt am oU oiullr up­ set, your health la bound to su f­ fer. Ulcere, heart trouble, In fact moat ailm ents are aggravated by DoaTQaoarei the ease, a tongue-lashing may do you tom e good. U both husband and wife fol­ low m y advice, however, there can't be any arguments. Of course, this is Jast dreaming and I realize It. Oentlcneas coupled with kind­ ness will brat any argument. To Gel Their War ' Tha r u lt s t way to avoid auch A fall-fledged tantrum, how­ outburaU o f cowrie, la to keep , your home Ufa aa aaretie aa poa- ever, m ight be som ething alas j albla. In other word#, don't quae­ again. Adults, like children, 's rel with your apooaa and try to sometimes tbruw a tantrum In ke«p him from quarreling with order to get what thry want. When this happens, Just walk you. Sound Impossible? WeU, K can away and leave the boisterous be dona. And haru'a one way to one by himself. A tantrum Just isn't worthwhile when there Is do It: Tha mala thing la to keep your no audience around to appreciate temper and remain quiet whan the display. ' your spouse aounda off at you ( I f there are a great many tan­ about something which dla- trums. psychiatric help may be <please# him, or her (wires start Indicated. Tha tame holds true for the m ore quiet type o f argu­ (arguments, too— somstlmea). ment. A person who becomes an­ Be rial the Temptation Be a doormat. If you have to, gered with greet frequency may but resist tha temptation to da* need the help of a doctor. .la n d yourself. Tha mask, remem­ QOOTION AND ANSWER H. U : la rabbit fiv er carried ber, ahaU inherit the* earth. And there's no better time to be meek only by rabbits? Answer: Tularemia or rabbit than whan it wOl help avoid a domestic argument. fever may be carried by animals other* than rabbits. Squirrels, Perhaps yon don't wratht ooff y your spouse, but take M woodchucks, foxes and coyotes anyway. On the other hand, m ay­ have been known to carry the be vn> riwmld be eJiMed. If th at'l disease. FENWICK for ^eheck tu n ADS ee d e lt e to u il a o fio : * "Y o u 'r e d a rn r ig h t s h e 'll g ive m ilk — Just tell her the m arket price of beefl" FAUSTS S tflftfc \ A O O FORMING 4-A S TH R IF T SPECIAL 4-7-5 BON* MEAL SHEEP MANURE CA TTLE M A N O R ! A LU M IN U M SULPHATE H Y D R ATPD LtMfi SULPHATE OF A M M O N IA SOLUBLE 20 20-20 PLANT FOOD Are your policies ail in force? ROSE & FLORAL DUST Come in and let us help you check them. 5 % O 'io R D A N E DUST 114 N. Park AveFA 2-0331 Charles Dickens* novel, “ David Enlgnnd Coppcrfield," was first published | in JO m.mtbly installments. flml ACCKSSOIUES l.AY-AWAY NOW FOR UIHTSTMAS your ne«d« with your dealer 7 5% DOT SPRAY POWDER IR, S dtptndnt : YOUR agei GENT / msmtsm. ./ J T A savings lime AMERICAN FLYER and LIONEL "CROW ABILIT Y kept up his fire insurance.** General Insurance daylight W IN N TV Corner lat and Sanford F O O D - F E R T I L I Z E R S —C H E M I C A L S CHEM ICALS Jk? of ELECTRIC T R A IN S ORGANIC A-A-A 5% Use was first advocated in hi 1907. Tuned to nature's Needs* “Sure tough to be homelesn when you’re little. W i f t h the boos had Carraway & McKibbin jm. bee exclusive at R U G Mj Neighbors FERTILIZERS guaranteed fresh . . . ID Plymouth’* new Sport Suburban station wagon for IV>S goeo eten more modern with an upswept filt e r Dart two-tone treatment that heighten* Interest In the popular rrar fin*. AI»o new for IN S are the dual hra lllghl*, standard equipment on all Plymouth cars, and a drrsscd up lower gtille seclion which matches the horiuntal lines of the upper grille. The di*tlncti*r rear-faring third seat whleh Plymouth Introduced In 1937 l* again a«a*lai>le with Sport Suburban station wagon* for 193k. Ih e new Plymouth*, with six engine option* and 19 srparalr body styles anil model*, will h« in­ troduced in dealer show rooms throughout the country on Notrmbcr I, VEGETABLES TASTE BETTER FLOWERS SMELL SWEETER P U N T S GROW HEALTHIER SHRUBS MATURE LUXURIANTLY U W N S BECOME VELVET-GREEN V SOIL BECOMES RICHER AND RESULTS ARE LONGER U S T IN G may soon lift its five-year-old ban on the publication o f new news­ paper as a result o f growing stocks of newsprint. It was re­ ported today. A* a* Immediate retion, the report said, existing suit of ihe easing newsprint sltulnewspaper will b o permitted to In­ crease their size from six pages to 9 eight. end com# from a much larger city than Sanford. I alio get a “ kick” out o f the way all other aorlal activities are scheduled w that they will not Interfere with the football schedule! I think It’ s wondcrful, and I heartily appro* e! Some time ago I knew that Virglnia Pope hod had her bahy. but 1 didn’ t get the detads unto Frlday. Talked with the proud new father, Jerry, and found «*"• that Eddie Gerald was born on (M oher Uth.. and weighed in at nine pound* and’ ..ne ounce! (Doesn’ t anyone h u e a habv llNDER nine pound* anymore’ ? ’ i fotw ratutailor* to both o f them. When l triumphed In my ’ ’ bout with the bug*” last week. ! hop cd I had conquered any o f the “ flu " variety that might be lurkIng around Rut If the wav I feel today is any *ign, I’ m afraid I didn't! Just n-atch tomorrow's coluinn and you'll know whether I did or not. I've been told that if* very easy to tell my mood and physical eorulitijn by the ‘ 'ton e" of my column That's definitely a jigti that I am not a writer, a* a good writer would never allow hi* condition to “ creep Into" Id* work Rut then, who ever claimed to be a writer? ? ? — Delaware is sometimes called the Diamond State. RR1EKS ART— PLANT TAIPEI, Formosa (U P )—T k # Nationalist Chinees government Herald— Pag* 8 aplrit and hopo» behind then* help those boy* to get out there and > plae the way thry do. Having Tw o days to go. and wk#<* the show, and an In te m tin f one. But third breaks upon us, it will be she did pass on a lot uf helpful Halloween! And then it will be hints to the gtrla who work in the alm oit tco late to do * » those Exchange, and they can help you little things you had p l a c 'd to lelect the harmonizing cosmetics do, for the “ kids” , and ?<*r the that will help you look yuur pretCarnival at Scxithalde School. 1 lie*t. realize that there arc other schools The C h iefs Club Halloween having Carnivals at the ~same Dance will be held this coming time so if It’ s more convenient ’ Saturday night, November 2nd. for you do attend ore o f tty»e. Th«y too plan a big time for all However, as a member *f the those who attend. Come in cosSouth*lde P T. A.. I can’ t help “ •«•* end you might be one o f but hope that our* will be the one *he lucky winners o f the two ymi choose! Don’ t feel that It Is P^ies that will be awarded for nece*sary that you have children th# best on**. On# for the best attending the school In order to male, and (* e for th e be*t female, enjoy the carnival. W e hope that D ifferent from other dance* at lots and lot* o f people ceme, whe th# club, there will he NO ther they have any connection CHARGE for this one. Sidney Vihwith the school or not. ' cn f *h© m**ht ** well move In Glad I realized just how late * n“ **ve on the ba»e a* he-* there It was getting t j be. I'd better ,0 often) will play at this one "d ig out" the costumes, and aee too- Ftee potato chips and pretwhat new things Ihe boys need! will be on the tables to enjoy Halloween la exciting for ehlld- with your beverage*. Try ami ren, but I'm afraid that lately it make thi# one if you're a chief, ha* becom e more o f a “ bother" . Sorry to *ee that Seminole High to parent*. A good way to cure all *'** fnally "scored on ", and tied, your trouble* at one time Is to both fo r the first time this year, pile the fam ily into the ear and After all tha illness that ha* plag*tart the evening with a bar-b- ued the team this Fall, they dequed chicken dinner at th# South- serve a “ well don e" for what they aid# cafeteria. After you have eat­ have accomplished. 1 will never en (and Ju»t think no dishes at fall to be thrilled by the wonderhome waiting for you) there will ful enthusiasm the people In Sanbe more than enough things to keep every member of the family interested, occupied, and happy. And out of mischief! ! ! And come Friday evening, fun and festivitiei will reign st th# E. M. Club*! Maybe it will h« a day late, but you ran have just as much fun then! Try and come in costume. It always make* for more fun for everyone, and three nice prize* will be awarded to those who wear the best ones. One prize for the best male, on# for the best fem ale, and one for th# b#it couple. Free cider and doughnuts will be served to way­ lay any hunger pangs, and to top It all off, Sidney Vihlen'* orches­ tra will be on hand to play for your dancing pleasure. So how about it? Line up your baby-sit­ ters now, and get a costume to­ gether. You'll have fun! Went to a Cub Scout Pack meet­ ing last Friday night to tee my older »on “ sworn in” aa a Cub Scout. I am now officially eligible to be a “ Den Mother” , a fact which I must admit baa ma a little •cared! I have enough ►rouble handling the hoys I have , . so what will I ever do with a dozen or *o, all at the same time? If anyone *aw me Friday, I hope I didn't le.ave you wondering for to0 lung! ! The lovely young lady (and again I'm embarrassed for not writing down her name ) who was at the Navy Exchange demonstrating "M ax Factor” cos­ metics, “ dbl me over” Friday morning. I am still trying in make up my mind whether all that work 1* worth the results. On Thursday morning at 9:30 a. m , she gave a “ live" demonstration in the Base Theatre, using Mrs. Doro­ thy Doline as her model. There were several drawings for doorprizes, and the few prizes I saw were welt worth having attended Coffee and cookies were served to all following the show. I f you weren't there, you missed a good M AT U V T BAN j Tha Sanford i fart i n far their high icliooli Monday, October 28. 195T teams. And. !. Imagine Imagine that --------------tnat the tne “ DOT DUST GARDEN SPRAY N U TR ITIO N A L SPRAY C H IN CH BUG SPRAY 2 % M A LA TH IO N W H ITE OIL SPRAY 40% SODIUM ARSENITE WEED KILLER 2. 4 0 & 2. 4. 5 -T *•- LA W N WEED KILLER YOUR DEALER ! A CO M PA N Y SANfOXD, FLORIDA FA 2-2994 �News OfMen In Service Veterans Corner Here a n authartlgUve iM wtn from the Veteran* AdmtaWrattoa it questions of fan oat IflUrtit to £ £ aerotaemo « d t o * fa a l-O ^ I told m y (H bouse becam e 1 had to move to toother climate Community fo r reason* o f haalth. M y 01 Iw n eligibility hat boos restored by VA. Do I k m to uao tbla watered •ntitlemcat to bay o m to m boom , o f may 1 «aa U f t r I G t boatooii lota Instead? Tho B-yoar-old soldier Is a ISO gradusto of temtooto High Wheel ATLANTIC FLKKT (YHTHO— Kaymood 0 . Norman, acaman, am af Mrs. Edna L, Heshier of #U WjrDy Are., Sanford, U aboard » ■■■■■ Oy 1INNITT CIIF— — J CANNY FARMER otparatod Uo apptoe late two piles: tha big (mat, rad and lusdous, on ona aide; the green, dwarfed ones on tho other. A now farmhand rolled up aa empty barrel and remarked, *T suppose you wanf tho little ones on /T \ the bottom and the boat ^ k m U A “No alrtot,1* aaid too fanatr virtuously. “Honesty la too I x A W JO t a t policy. Tou put those Ut- 1 Tha farmhand, muttering darkly to himself, obeyed In■tructlons. ‘ Got the top Billed dovrnT" osksd tho fanner. •Tup* said the helper, “end lm B ^ B /T ^ ^ ^ B m * ^ T \\ \ J U t # I/ J r ^ ^ ^ R o U e t a ^ J r /• ( I pocked It Just Ilka you said.” m la worth more to the world thaa a thousand Caspars. Our dealings with aaeh other at Indlvlduato regardless o f r a f«, creed or color, If baaed oe tha Golden Rule will m eat our probltms and w e eaa live together happily but it calls fo r give and take sod understanding on too part o f all o f ut. Brut# force has never solved a problem nor can bayonets change an optniem. Only aa human beings M arch their own hearts and strive to eoaduet their lives and their daalings with others by practic­ ing each day tho teachings o f tho Master can wa hope to find tho peace and happiness wo all soeb. Criticism and abuse o f the Neg­ ro, simply because bo U a Nagrt* Only servas to heighten the ten­ sion and feed tha fires o f hats and blttornam. “ Seek and ya shall fin d ," "G ive and It shall bo given unto you,’ * “ Lora toy neighbor aa th yself," and “ Do unto other* as you would have them do unto y ou " are admonltioni as tr«# and Mrvlcsable today a* they were whoa gives two thousand years ago on too shores o f Gain** 1 urge you t* read '0 « * Mist X oaile" In tha Reader's Digest and later the book “ White Moth­ e r." I am sura your time will ba wtU spent and you will find real Inspiration la the touching story. PC* D v rO L A C w Q ^ A JL^ y A. You may mo your rottortd 01 loan entitlement for bottom loan, If you with, la fact, H mayVJ bo uaad for any puryooo autoerliod by tow: a homo loot* farm laaa or holiness loan. Q. 1 am to school uador Iha Korean 01 Sill with an objective at onitooof. 1 would Uka to drop aaa of my subject*, authomatki and taka phyaka taitoad. Would tkU bo coniidartd my ooo-tnd-oiil? chaago of count allowad undo* the law? „ A. Ho. You bar* tha right t o * chaago tubjocto. I win not be conaldorod a chango of course, »o loag u your basic objective doesn't change. Q. Arm peacetime totoram on* titled to compensation for ser­ ein-connected diubUlttoo? I hams they arc not entitled to pensions for noudrvlee-coaaected din billbo entittod to componaetlm for ■ o r r ic e - e o n n a e t a d dlsa bill lies. HowtTtr, the rata o f Mmponsation fo r non-extrihaxardous service dis­ abilities Is M percent o f too rato paid to wartime veterans. Lee T h t S a n fo rd H tr a ld rrr— i eta— a— Her oeteber it , sate at Offke at aeefpre r ia rte tL n i lee (be Art af Ce— >e— .1 Saarek a im * . nan rsmstiNa. — ♦ » a— rekiish— WAVS» rvTa ta e n . Her. hA N N A k l N - Nae— trie Hett.p M S B J. C V IH IV S A trrrtlalae N a u m ■entases 1*0 Stevies lee. NeMowalls kr Oe— 1 Afreniilaa ONtsW Sariege Seek SMs. Alias ta, fleerale set rekMiOM Pailn «*•— • Sets rear leaser aa* Chriamae, Saravia* i r — lh w Christ— u . nvaacNimoN n a t n i N r Ca rite aa# •— w— a a — m «m i s in Three Ninths Me W— Iks See Fees ftS.fi ( i t JR# S H O M h d isettees, m r t *f I beaks. reeeletlsiu aeA ■BtlOM Of Mi In W l M H I for the eareeee at ratal.# :m nU « 0 I fc# •bargee far at re n te , aStrrMateg relee, V»e N«-e*a ie a -aether el Ik* retire r m e whiek ta raMtiaO eariae***lr te Ike a— fee rreabtlra* tk e at alt fke le— 1 sew. print.g ta tale aewieaear. Pege 4 - Monday, October 28, 1957 One of the things wo like heat about the viait of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke o f Edinburg, was the speech Philip tnndo In Ottowa on science and In­ dustry. It denervea more attention than It got. “ I sm no expert on Industrial matters," Prince Philip said. "But I do know one thing — man has simply got to remain In charge o f the industrial monster which he la build­ ing . . . man and his wife and' family nre the central and Important character* . , Thia need* constant reiteration If we ere not to be cerrled away hy our own In­ ventiveness. The machine la for man, not man for tha machine. •y United Tho on too CHARLES M. MCCANN Proas Staff Correspondent Russia’ s little Sputnik satellite, week’s good and bad now* still spinning round the world, International balance ahoat: stirred too United States to sharp­ ly accented concentration on Its The United Matos and Great development af nuclear missiles. Britain opened a new and promis­ The Air Force shot a rocket at ing chapter In thtlr historic alli­ laast 1,000 miles Into tho air— pos­ ance this week. sibly higher — in a test over the Queen Elisabeth II wont home Enlwatou Atoll In the Pacific. The after a triumphal visit to tho Unit­ Army successfully tested Its 1,300ed S tttei which In Itself served mkle Jupiter intermediate range ballistic missile. Tha Naey with to strengthen relation. A few hours later Harold Mac­ equal success tasted itg Vanguard millan, ber prims minister, ar­ rocket, which It le developing aa rived la Washington for a three- an earth latolllto launcher. De­ day conforonc* with President El- fense Secretary Nell 11. McElroy aanhowar and Secretary o f State announced that some Navy planas in the Atlantic Pleet are now John Foster Dulles. There was every reason to ba­ •quipped with atomic d e p t h llot# that tho Washington confer­ charges fo r u n against subma­ rines. ence would result In closer rela­ tions between tho two alliss than Whllo Franco continued Its pain­ they had anjoyod for y a r n . ful search for Its n t h poit-war premier, Konrad Adenauer was Soviet Russia tirelessly devel­ oped tb* blatant and dangerous propaganda campaign In which It seeks to lotraasa tension between Turkey and Syria and threatens to 0 . D . Farrell's attack Turkey. In ita latest moves, Moscow mad* U known that It had appoint­ ed Marshal Konstantin K. Rokossovaky, It* No. I eotdlar, aa com ­ mander a f to* military district facing Turkey and that Its troops had conducted maaouvors — with nuclear weapons — la too frontier Featuring area. In the United Nations, Russia Tho Very B u t and Syria together fanned tension further by attacking Turkey and 810 B. 1st tbs United States In a General A s­ sem bly debate. , Arcade Package Store Overheard by Mika Connolly: "Shod make a g n a t Juliet. She can't act. af course, hut. brother, aaa aha teas aver a balcony!" • tin, kr Bsasstt Cert Putrtkotsd hr Hag natures Sradkstu Tho daddy-long-legs U n a an ■mall Insect* g a l to entirely barmle u to man. High'fatoim at a price only Butova could make poaritlsl IS lusury Detlgne ONLY $49.30 >• $100.00 W «rt •H E J e w e lr y STORE 1s t . Som etim es It's Possible To Drink T oo M uch Water GOOD CITIZENS WEAR drinking too meek •earns difficulties BI6 SMILES! As e matter of fact, than hav* boon sorao woman who have given birth to a fun-term baby, normal la ovary war, who actually lost weight during their nine-month period of pregnancy. Thor aaaampUshad this timply by watch­ ing what toty at*. Doctor* so a rul# don't cdvte* losing weight whllo tipcctlnc a baby. Rut Mltbor do they suggest yea oat too maoh. follow yaw doctor's diet tartrucUons and both you and your baby wtU benefit, a g o now urn onsw n *. R : Can prostata trouble be elected to a third four-year term as chancellor of West Germany. Since Adenauer was flrat elected eight years ago, Franc* has had It premiers. Thus It emphastied Ironically the contrast between prosperous, unified West Germany, beaten Info unconditional surrender in World W ar II, and France, one o f the victors, which his struggled through years of political Instabil­ ity and of colonial wars which hav* drained Its blood and money. | leefly ihov Smitty’s Snappih Turtle 10th Anniversary Sale CHANNEL SPRAY GRASS . . . hr Milteg, Meg Ot—a; ••• to M ag U p M , ------ rrtsg — etoerfully . . . by 4H*tag — tee—*y Qt'r m/m, — ) Tho Big 20-Inch cat. 1 cycle. 2V« HP S N A P P E R T W E N T Y .■BBT'S; $io7 duiing j r o Yes. "Ceunssy Wins fn—di".. , kset mly | msyene hsppwr. bet j,', goodb o w - io.| o t CHUTE • Perfect Cut • No Clump* • No Windrows The 18-lnch, 2 HP. 4 cycle SN A P P E R EIGHTEEN ■ajir* D-?.lv0s co.s p a M U "Us# our Budget or Layaway Plan" H 0 B I0 A �Tb« Sanford WentiH—*«*• Monday, October 28. 1957 I t VIU G IM A CONN. M a ty Woman’s Brrr— guess there is no doubt but what winter la approaching. Wo hare a fire burning merrily la the fireplace, and the iweatera and coale are being tried «n. Alwaya last minute detalla. I’ m a real procrastinator. The Arthurt had a moat success* ful party Thursday night In their quarters on the station. Goodly number o f civilians as well as the Navy crowd. Lutheran Women W ill Sponsor chopstleka i Chandler v The coitum every one I but we ne Tour on l failed agaii been so fu could have anyway, Have he , ford Gram Have few details as y et on the Halloween party Friday night i t :.B ,m r*r* , r ' 41 A recent meeting o f the Smor* gaabore Committee, was held at the home o f the chairman, Mrs. Del Johnson. Final plana were made for the supper to be held on ‘ Saturday Nov. II, 1937 at the Lutheran Church o f the Redeemer. Serving will "begin at 3:10 and continue Ul 1:00 p. m. Tickets are In the hands o f La­ dles Aid members and are moving well. The price la tl-00 for adulta f and .30 fo r children. Since the num ber o f suppers to be served Is limited, diners must have a tic­ k e t They are going f a s t Early purchase la advisable. There will be a gift and home‘ made candy table under the direc­ tion o f Mrs. Elisabeth Harman. A lso featured will be Christmas cards and wrapping paper, as well aa a selection o f fancy Christ­ mas Candles fo r s a le 'a s long as they last. The door prise, a beautiful plant, w ill be donated by the Andrews Nursery o f S. Sanford Avenue. • Those attending were Mrs. Mar­ garet Hendrick, co-chairman; Mrs. Emma Thurston, procure­ m ent; Mrs. Katherine Senkarik, kitchen; and Mrs. Edna South­ ward, dining room . Mrs. Maxine m .01 County Food Assoc. Hears Mr. Milwee The Seminole County Food As­ sociation held its monthly mealing M onday evening at the Monroe School. Mr. R. T. Milwee. superlntendent o f public relations, ex­ plained the bond issue. Mr. Milwee stressed the Import­ ance of voting In the coming elec­ tion November 19. Parents of SOUTHS1DE SCHOOL MOTHERS bag trinkets and candy for the carnival which will be held Thurs­ day. October 3L The group met at the home of Mrs. Forrest NervelL Left to right, Mrs. H. H. Col­ lier, Mrs. D. E. Runyon, Mrs. Nerved, Mrs. J. W. Hall. Mrs. H. H. Osborne. (Staff Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Southside School Annual Carnival The Southside School P. T. A. will once more sponsor a Hallo­ ween Carnival, on October 31. Mrs. Lola Winn Is chairman for the second consecutive year. This com ing Thursday at 3:30 P. M. the school grounds will be alive with ghosts and witches, as the children gather with their parents to enjoy an evening of fun an<l frolic. The big thing this year !« the barbequed chicken dinner, which will be served at 3:30 In th« lunch­ room. A dance program at 3:30 and one at 7:30, will be presented in the auditorium by the n»anna School o f Dance. B. C. Whitmire will h»*e his camera ready to snap a picture of the costumed youngsters. Again there will be booths for hntdogs, candy, cake and coffee, popcorn, the pair tree, old clothing, handi­ craft and potted plants. This year there will be two fishponds and two dart boards, to relieve the congestion caused by the popula­ rity of these games. The spook house will be back again to chill the spine and raise the hair o f the most fearless. « Pony rides, train rides and the snapping turtle will thrill tho little ones during the evening. The coun­ try store will offer homemade ★ ★ ★ Will Have Thursday foodstuffs and other groceries. The postofflce hat packages from far and near fur sale. Articles are still needed for the handicraft booth and potted plants, as well as cakes and other homemade foods, which may be brought to the school Thursday afternoon. Over 300 women are working on the Southside Carnival, and nearly twice that number will have contributed something before the carnival Itself begins. The affair has becom e one synonlmous with Halloween and good fellowship. Young children all over town look forward to the fun, food and fan­ tasy. Since many men have volun­ teered to help this year (although more arc needed), the carnival is an outing which the whole family enjoys. MONDAY Gamma Omega Chapter of ESA will hold a social meeting at the home o f Miss Barbara Klynt, 207 W. 18th St. starting at 8 p. m. All members are urged to attend. The Story L ca p ic will have a dinner party and program at Spen­ cer’ s Restaurant at 6:30 P. M. The p a rty ' will honor the tenth birthday o f the Story League Club. The members o f the Male Cho­ rus will hold a rehearsal at 3:00 o'clock p. m. a t’ the First Metho­ dist Church. The XI Beta Eta Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi will meet at the ADMIRING TIIE CITATION, drawn by Lcdr. Georg* Humphries, Is the rerlpient, Cdr. William llaalelL The presentation was made at a parts given Saturday night at the IUM ). fo r VAII-9. l e f t to right, Cdr. and Mr*. Ernie Horrcll, Cdr. and Mrs. William lUalett, l.rdr. George Humphries. (Bergstrom Photo by G oels) Happy .She •NOW SHOWING Couldn't Give Her Anything But Man LOVE Frlenda o f M. L . TllUa wffl U Interested to know that bo Ig fag* nroving at home, after undermine surgery at Seminole Memortal Hospital where he underwent H r* gery Sunday. Mlae A lice Brown flew to Tincaloosa, Ala., over the weefeaai fo r something now. If the frost to attend Homeeomlng aetlvMH la on the pumpkin they don’ t at the University a t A la b a m i M care— just keep the fog away as the guest o f Kenneth WMtaajk long aa possible. By the way, and unofficially of course, the word la out that work begins Immediately on the * * * * « « * # * ) new club house. Even saw the H r e itlm y m k to n g # H gorgeous plans. Sanford la truly (W tgJee beginning tn look like a progres­ sive and appealing city. 0 « r win­ ter visitors may take a long Idok around and decide to spend more than a few short days when they com e this year. Sanford Catholic Women Meet In Melbourne The St. Augustine Diocesan Coun­ cil o f Catholic Women meb In Mel­ bourne October 23. Theme for the m rctlng was “ Christian Sanctity — Women’ * Task." The mass and dedication were followed hy breakfast and regi­ stration In the Barcelona Hotel. At 10:30 the business session was held. Throughout the day, which was broken by luncheon, the Catholle women from all over Central Flor­ ida heard speakers, whose sub­ jects filled them with Inspiration. Attending from Sanford were Mrs. W. V. Roberts, Deanery Treasurer, Mrs. Rose Hurt, Mrs. Helen Constantine, Mrs. Dorothy Corrodi, Mrs. J. Dcrenbrtker, Mrs. E. G. Gilmartin, Mrs. M. Faille, Mrs. S. F. Durand, Mrs. Le Fills, Mrs. M. C. Roberts and Mrs. C. J. Millikcn. swords, o f course, all o f which had been packed In the very bot­ tom o f cruise boxes. A fter the swords had been recovered from beneath the souvenirs, the blues pressed, and the shoes shined, the Inspection was cancelled at the eleventh hour. Cartooned awards w ere present­ ed to the head o f the court, John Miller, and the chief owl, Fud Hailett. Omni the owl was the subject o f George's com m entary lult with tht !ondoncf«rry air.'ft* Pta4 worsted Is cotied londordorry because tt’i heather ond heath. The Jacket’s beltod In the Pngfljh manner-w tendon derrlere. The blouse Is chiffonthat melts Into the ptatdj Featured In September Clamour. Sizes 6 to Ids 7 to 17.00.00, $ 7 5 .0 0 home o f Mrs. Roy Saxon, 125 Pinecrest Drive at 8 p. m. The Seminole Audubon Society will meet at 7:3d P. M. In the educational building o f th* First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Helen E. Trendt, authority on marine shells, will be the speaker. 7he public is invited. TUESDAY The Norman DcVcrc Howard Chapter o f the U. D. C. will hold a meeting at 3:00 P. M. with Mrs. F. E. Roumillat. T IIU R SD A t The Lake Mary Home Demon­ stration Club will meet at 10:30 a. m. at the chamber of com m erce building in Lake Mary for a cov­ ered dish luncheon. A demonstra­ tion on Jelly-making will be given by the leaders. Mrs. Margaret Helnbuch and Mrs. Leon Taylor. Guest speaker will be Mrs Fran­ ces Wilson o f tho Sanford Wom­ an’ s Club who will talk on the com ing fashion show and womanless wedding Nov. 4 B irth d a y October 28 Joe L. Corley Mrs. J. A. Ellison Roderick Adams Mrs. J. Brantley Holly Pierce Gary Shoemaker October 27 J. T. Evans Baxter Rowan Mon. The Cherub Choir (boys and girls 6 8 ) will rehear** at the First Baptist church at 4:15. and the Chapel Choir (Young ucopte IT24) will rehearse at 8 p. m. The Y. W. A 's o f the First Baptist Church will meet at the home i-f Mrs. If. C. Hagan, 100 N. Elliott at 7:30 p. m. The Truth Seekers Class o f the First Methodist Church will have a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. J. B. Crawford on Lake Mary. The Joy-Ruth Class o f the First Baptist Church will meet Monday night at 7:30 at the home o f Mrs. Pat Wilson, 239 North Scott. Tue. Girl Scout Troop 242 p ill meet at the First Baptist Chufcli at 3:30. The Carol II Chcir (boy s 9 12) will rehearse at the First Baptist Church at 6 30 p. tu , and the Crusader Choir (Boys' 13-10) will rehearse at 7:13 p. m. The Brotherhood at the First Baptist Church will have theit monthly supper and program at 7 P- m. , Wed The Training Unlm workcra of the Flrat Bapt. Church will have a covered di*h supper at 8:30 p. m.. Prayer meeting will be IHd at 7:30 amt a Training Union Workers* conference at 8:13 p. m. m Diamonds from the fabulous at his funniest ever tH e H e le n Regular M U He makes tbs blackboard jungle Jump lor Joy! ftfttfUOl lO ta m m ai •w.453Vi*J 4 Ajmsg T.va Feature— 7:18 Last Show—8:37 misty and soft a* Church Calendar CITATW ^a rv r ) -] RIDE-IN THEATRE Personals NOW W , ’ INCLUDING ,* Conditioning: Shan • Cut • Re-Stylin IMIONE FA 2-3911 Today An Appointment Hi ' i l G xtr’ey • m . l!r « Cai Janet Allen • Mary Mt.Nab $100.00 up ORANGE BLOSSOM RINGS FRANK NOELL JEWELER Give To The UNITED FUND �October 28. 1987 .... Come From Behind Winter Park Squad 6-6 dGuurfd JE R R Y COVINGTON A >'faat and deceptive Winter Park team dominated the flrat half o f a thrilling ball gaaae here Friday night but the Seminole* came back to thrill the 1,000 fan* with a great aecond half. The two team* played on even terma throughout the game and the M ore ended a t M . W inter P art now holda the dlatlnctlon o f being the flrat team to reach "p a y dirt" again*t the Sanford defen*ea. During the flrat quarter neither team could take advantage o f the breaka. Sanford kicked o ff and Winter Park atarted on the marchThey were UAlde the twentv when Lew Burdette, pitching ace o f , they fumbled and Harold Stone the 1W7 W orld Serlea, returned |recovered. A fter Sanford waa en bom* to Saraeota today to a hercfa the move they also m lated a welcome. chance by fum bling bulde the It U "L e w Burdette D a y " by of- twenty, fldal proclamation of M ayor A. In the aecond quarter Winter Bay Howard. * |Park began to run the ends for SPORTS Burdette Gets Hero's Welcome In Sarasota today's Spoils Parade ■y OSCAR FRALEY United Preen Sport* W riter TOKYO, Saturday (U P) — I ’ D take no t u ff from the horee show Olmbles and I’d growl righ t back at Ch. Warlord of Maselaln# but If the Stitt mob could an* r e a r le n Fraley today I’d bn laughed right out of town. The reaion U the press ribboo lamed for the International T r » phy and Canada Cup golf matchea at Kaium lgaieka Country Club. It’ a a pink ailk roiette the size of • Vermont pancake, enhanced by a broad rnd allk tall, and every Lew, w ho took three garnet from tbe N. Y . Yankees In th# recent aerlaa to help give tbe Milwau­ kee Bravea the World Champion Crown, waa m et by a cavalcade of cart and escorted through Main Street to Payne Perk, tpring training ground o f the Boeton Red Sol, where Lew’ * fallow Saraaotana w elcom ed him home with biBda, ovation*, th* hoy to the city, a brona plaque and a subitantlal token o f oaUom. While m any adult baaobnll fan* ware on hand to waleomo Lew borne It waa mostly a youngster*’ celebration, children o f elemen­ tary and Junior high achoola in Saraaotn county have been pre­ paring fo r Lew’ * return fo r the *0o<1 3rard* * “ * " * uP on the S a n fo r d U . Tbe nasby Wlld^ cat’ * quarterback faked beautifully and bit tho left end in the end tone for tho tcoro. The Sanford Una’ poured all over tha kicker and com pletely blocked tho at­ tempt. l b * M ore thon atood at 10 . Tha Seminole* cam * out In the third period with an adjuited de­ fense and completely bottled up the Winter Park Team. Line­ backer Harold Ston* personally took charge and mad* eight un­ assisted tackle*. David Stanley, Jack Stotaky, and Tomm y Brown ware alto all over the fast Win­ ter Park Backs. Sanford moved the ball wall with Yeackle, Dandridge, and Barbour picking up nice yardage around tho end*. Sanford knew that time waa abort and thay ware determined to Winner o f a contest conducted by come from behind and keep their tho Chamber o f Commerce fo r the good record. Dandrldge kept tha m od original placard will pra**nt ball on the option play and went around end for two downs. Speedy the major g ift to lhair hero. The youngaiar* alto prepared At Collins, anil Johnny Yeacklt con­ a "recptlon book" for Burdette tinued to drive and carried the containing the name* o f thousand* ball to tho three yard lint. San­ of hit young admirer*. In addition ford lost tha ball on downe and they collected ptnnlai to help buy | Winter Parle took over. John Jana, who was alt over the field through­ Lew’s w elcom e home g i f t Following the afternoon recap­ out the game, ran it out fo r a first tion at Payne Park, which waa down. Things were looking bad scheduled fo r 2:30 p.m .. Lew waa at thU moment with only three guett of honor at a testimonial minute* remaining, but tha San­ line Jarred the ball from dinner at Holiday Hotia* thla even­ ford and Billy Tyra recovered. ing, proceed* of which will go Jane to the Sarasota Community Chest Yoakle took the ball on the first down and ran for three yards. campaign. On lha next play Dandrldge Law, hU w ife and three children a jump pass to Gerald hava lived In Sarasota tinea last. threw Thay own a homo In Sarasota Junes which was good for the fir it down. Tho b ill then rested Springs subdivision. en the four yard line. On a series of line bucks by the halfbacks, CONDITION FAIR Eddie Barbour aeored on tho last CAMDEN, N.J. (U P) -J o c k e y down. The W inter Park lino pour­ Edward J. Decker waa reported ed through and completely block­ In fair condition today at Cooper ed BUly Tyree' attempt f» r the Hospital, whero ho was taken point aftor TD. Wednesday after suffering frac­ With only two minutes remain­ tures of both arms In a spill at ing in the ball game Winter Park Carden State Park. took to the air. As tho game ended, the W lldcat'i bad just completed a past and were on the COTTON LEADS Sanfurd 10. MADRID, Spain th— Henry Sanford* played a very fine ball Colton o f England galnod the lead •fame and they well know now In the flrat round o f the Spanish that they wilt have to strap for the International Open golf champion­ remainder o f the season. In the ship Thursday with a three-under- first half, evidence of the recent par 68. Ed FurgcH o f St. Louis, sicknesses was very clear because Mo., opened with a 76. they didn't »how tb it extra jump ilu t they have In the past. They did pr jvo that they could come TH RE E SIGNED DETROIT (U P ) — Th# Detroit from behind and be plenty tough. Tigers have signed three young After adjustments were mad*, outfielders to non-bonua contracts. hey began to again look like the They are John Fourcade o f (irat- Treat defensive ball club that they na, La., Irving Lyndea c f North ■avo been In th* past games. Har­ Stratford, N.H.. and Lionel Lind- old Stone, Jock Stotsky, Dave Slanley, and Tommy Brown play gren of Fayette, Ohio. rd a very outstanding ball gam. rnd showed their spirit by bottl­ as a parasol. The ither Is that It ing up the speedy Winter Park Isn't at least a Kiliarnoy shade o f Jja‘ekg.‘' srsr.*sssj£rss c s s fs ttw s £ H F irS lW It Is, without doubt, the stalest PfOUP A. BYRD, a gr.du.U pres* badge thin side o f tha old of lamMtla High School, who ay circuit and. contain* more la new a freahmaa at Southern Minsky UaEa College el Wadley, Ala. allk than thoia ladle* wore even ■ e U a member of the SUC on Sunday. Beat O f Rrved "M ae*" football aqoad playing right half baek. Philip la the Every man In tha preaa tent, ■ I a* t ___ __ ______ ______ , “ and Mr*. Harry r few of whom havo enough cour­ Byrd Sr. aad the graadsow of age to venture forth before dark­ Mr. aad Mr*. Phllfp J. Allen. ness, feels at If ha hat won best (Rabcrt Grave* Photo) o f breed and la waiting only for the call to the main ring for tbe Judging of best of show. " I , " tald Ch. Red Smith at the Now York Herald Tribune, “ feel like a basset." Ib is, it should be explalneJ without delay, is a short-legged W IS T PALM BEACH—Tht* tea- hound. No further comment seems eon th* Gam* and Fresh Water necessary. Fish Commission w ill have open "And I," added Ch. Herb G rafto bunting nearly U t million acre* fls o f dotflng Magailno, running o f land within Wildlife Manage­ a hand through what ha laughing­ ment Arena. Of this total, 1 1/2 ly reftrred to as his hair, " c e r ­ million acre* lla within the 17 tainly must be belt In breed county area of the Central and among the alredalei." Southern Florida Flood Control " P in t time c/no of us whippet* District. have been In tho finals fo r a long In addition to a regular hunt­ tim e,’ ’ Interjected Ch. Herb Wind ing • - Ilcenae, a public hunt . area , of Sports Illustrated, permit la required for those deslr- ( 0M r „ rle„ rho„ to ||nor, , he Ing to hunt on most management r#m irk tj,al a cayuij, [number of areas, according to tho Game and I tho p, rty ,o0ket, Uk, , , ehnattW Fraih W ater Fish Com m illion. with tha mange. After all, they’ ll Tho IS public hunt permit, be sorry when I finally win best available from the office uf tha in show. County Judgei, I* not requirrd In Logic Behind Pink tha Everglades Area In th* Floor Yet I couldn't help but feel that, Control District. as Va*sard«h as these flowing silk Five o f the wildlife manage­ prejs rosette* appear, the Japa­ ment areas within tho Flood Con­ nese may have something here trol District are In private ownerafter all. ahlp, theae are Tomoka ami FarmCertainly a marshal with * allgton in Volusia County, Holnnaw In matisrn could ire this press rib* Osceola County, O kcchobe- in the bon a tee shot away in a San county o f the same name, and Francisco fog. Tho pink Is height* ty. Tho Avon Park Wildlife Mans- ened by a red silk background Fliheatlng Creek In Glade* Conn- which Is rosier than the fa c e of gement Area It U. S. Air Force a guy wh j entered the wrong pawproperty, the J. W. Corbett area dor room. And there have been In Palm Beach County is owned times when quick Identification by the Game and Fresh W aur Fish would hava saved me more than Commission, and the Everglade* embarrassment. Management Area Is an land con­ Like the night during the Bethle­ trolled by lha Flood Control Dis­ hem Steel strike when a state trict, trooper nine feet tall whacked me Management Areas To Be Open This Year To Hunting HEARING HELMET NEW YORK an — Tackle Frsnk Varrtchlone o f the Pittsburgh Sleelert, a former Notre Dome great, la hard o f hearing and wears a special helmet equipped with a hearing aid. 18« KEROSENE 18c Smokeless • Odorless IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION Cor. 13th A Park s=s k, k . ... Johnny Yeackle played his usual But pink, ii|M what a guy wUI(iroo<1 offen, , v. g a m . sn l rolled up arroie the bottom o f my Up with do to make a riot club made out of a whittled down telephone pole. Or the tlmo a two Yankee Stadium cops playod handball with th* Fraley carcass because I lost my dressing room pass. If they thought the losing fighter loukud bad, they should have seen me. But It wasn't a one-sided fight. You ihoulda seen the other guys' knuckles. Are you planning to purrhaxa a new So tomorrow I shall venture forth with till* brilliant bit o f Iden­ home . . . the home of your dream*. If tification, concealing behind it my so, it will pay you to drlva out and nee two sorrows. One I* that It •< esn’ t have a handle so I could u«e It Planning To Buy ? JOHNNY YEACKLE 1* htt by a Winter Park tea an he attempt* to gain aowe yardage during the third quarter la Friday alght’a MOREHEAD IN ARMY PHILADELPHIA (U P ) The Philadelphia Phillies revealed to­ day that Seth Morehead la under going Army training at Camp Chaffee, Ark., under the ilx montha active duty program . The southpaw pitcher wlU miss spring training next year but will rejoin the team shortly after the season starts. Qualifying Score For Flight Must Be Turned In Now All membera . o f the Mayfair Men'a G olf Association are remind­ ed that a qualifying score for the Association Championship Flights HOWELL BECOMES FAVORITE must be turned In during the NEVt YORK* (U P ) - Defense|period Oct. 26 through Nov. 2. man Harry Howell o f the New The Association Championship York Rangers, who was practicalFlights will be played during the ly booel out o f Madison Square period Nov. 3 through Nov. 10. Garden last season, has become Prior to teeing o ff on qualifying * favorite r f tho "g a llery gods" round member* must notify the thla year becam e o f hi* rugged Pro that a qualifying round Is be­ play. Says Hcwell, " I can’ t afford ing played. Upon completion o f the a bad game thl* y ra rj not after qualifying round the m em ber't at­ the season I had tail year. tested score must be turned Into the pro. 67 yards to lead In this depart­ AU quaUfylng (cores played ment. .Cecil Dandrldge also did must be turned Into the pro and an his good Job with the signal call­ entranea fte o f S3 paid not later ing and runnnlng. Eddie Barbour than 6 p.m. on Saturday Nov. 2. received a knee Injury and was Pairing* for th* various flights hampered by this but he still pick­ wlU bo made Saturday night and ed up several nice gains. posted Sunday morning In order The Seminole* continued to stick to allow playoffs to commence together and fig h t down to the on Sunday, Nov. 3. wire and again proved that they Sonny Powell la tournament are no pushover In the OBC. Next chairman. week they play a good New Smy­ rna team In a non-conference tilt DOYLE MARKS U hero at Memorial Stadium. It will HOLYOKE. M a*i. (U P) — John be the annual homecoming game and should really be Interesting J. Doyle, a form er playor and to watch. An ex-Sanford boy, managtr of the New York G lanti, Reggie Ashley, Is quarterbacking today celebrated hlk 88th birthday. tha ball club for the Barracuda* Doyle apent 33 year* as chief scout for the Chicago Cuh* and and ia doing an outstanding Job. still Is serving as a scout In th* Scoring by Quarter* 1 2 3 4 Total New England area. SANFORD a 6 SALUTE TO FOOTBALL WINTER PARK 6 6 Sanford NEW BRUNStJ’ CK. N.J. (U P ) Winter Park 7 First Downs H — Unlvoraltlis, and high achoola 131 Rushing Yd*. 178 throughout the nation will join In 16 Passing Yds. 33 a salute to college football aa part 6 Passes Alt. 4 o f corem onloi observing National a P an ee Comp. 3 Football Foundation and Hall o f 4 Punls 4 Fame Wook, Nov. 1M 6. Tbe cere31 Punting A vg. 21 monloa will bo designed to am10 Yds. Penalised 13 phaslxe th* value o f football aa 2 Fumbles Lost 4 a character-builder and eeientlal part o f education. game. Th* Seminole* tied M wWi the Winter Park Wildcats. Check These First o f the W eek .Values! 7 Flavor please — S u n lit e Q u a rt tilt 1 W U h 1,00 O r * t r l „ . „ A WARM W IN TER PM t.U tU fc.ui Our delightful w c a th e r ls b r tn g ln r the tourist* down « f U i h year! If kOU Plan to S «H -T H IS IS THE TIME! For Best Results, th* SAFE, FAST. SURE ‘J1? HANSBROUOH a u c . drtslls- - - Me R ed R om e W o M r 07 f f l n 8£ S f i . fl,ne* 1Bn- F°; ATTEND I AucTioN DID! BUY! W EDNESDAY, NOV. 4 - 1 :2 6 P.M. ON TH E O CEAN !— "A R U B A A P T S ." EXCELLENT INCOME PROPERTY O ,*•> i'la n U e A v e -D A Y T O N A BEACH 2 APT?,’ .lnc,“ dln* * efficiencies with plenty o f room for additional Income unite. Lot front* 80’ on Atlan­ tis Ave., extending 211.5* in depth to Atlantic Ocean. T concrete buildings In Ihta M m Mali* block JL.*— —J_L ._ a . good acondition. -- Everye lWnjr sells furnished except owner** a p t Excellent Iwallon Just 2 blocks south o f Port Orange Bridge, cubing A Swimming! Property rated excellent by Hotel Commission. q u ar t the new home* in Little Venice. ATTEND! [»! • phere of Little Venice, one of Sanforda moat desirable location.*. Located near th* Mayfair Inn Country Club, conven­ iently near Sanford hut far enough out P h o n o b a fo r* noon for your m oney later tho aam* day! Yo u aalact your ow nrapaym ant plan I U P T O # 6 0 0 IS i, »•»— « C«* Va* 1.4 14 W6i#| Cm* v«* ■m w HUM HIM DIM I1N 1121 UN MUM HIM ii| H 1(21 HIM MM FA M I L Y F I NANCE S I R VICE, INC. a l Sanford 125 South Park A v en u e • Teleph on e: FAirfoa 2:4612 DID! BUY! You’ll loro the quiet, pfenning atmos­ to have juat n touch o f country living. * V-A., F.H.A., F.II.A. In Service, Conven­ tional financing plan*. 6 Homes under conatruction, 2 Home* left. C . 'p l n i f v p J i O r a e r R . Cry ill . Drive A Lake Mary Blvd . f \ g -U fl •r Fhoaa FA 2-30U After 7 P.M. FRID AY. NOV. S— I JO |*.M. BASHVILLE PARK. .1 ML from TAVARES On Maine* Creek ltd. off U. S. lU y . 411 2 CHOICE LAKE COUNTY PARCELS RIPE FOR DEVELOPMENT No. 1—consists o f approx. 40 acre* with 1300 ft. paved road frontage and a 10 acre lake. Has city convenlencea. Boat right* to Oklawaba Canal granted In deed. Thl* canal ia part o f Inland waterway leading to ocean. No. 2—approx. SO acre island with 3000 ft. water frontage on Hainei Creek and 4000 ft. frontage on Oktawaha Canal. Access to Uland granted with 30 f t minimum rig h l^ f way guaranteed. Haines Creek con­ nect* Lake Griffin and Lake EusUa. part o f Inland waterway. Other auctions Include U. 8. N A V Y COLD STORAGE PLANT In MIAMI (G ov. Scrplus-G 8A), and Motel*. Duplexes, subdivision*, business and incoma proper­ ties. |_|ANSBROUGU W RITE FOR i DESCRIPTIVE FOLDERS (Photo by Hergitroee) FLORIDA’S SUPER W P a rk a t 2 5 th - �V - \ ->V., ' 1' ryfe 5 il-' ? ■’t ; ^ ■ ■'r’ W '^ The Sanford Herald—Fag* 7 Monday, October 28, 1957 Service Station Leveling Driveway CASSELBERRY— A new trade level, to permit customers an eaay entrance to aad exit from “ Scot­ t y " Borland’ * icrvlca nation U in proeeia o f b e ln t established. The concrete aervlce area sur­ rounding the gesolln# puntpa atood aome two feet above tha trade act when the State Road Dept, widened hl|hway 17-92. According to Borland, new ent­ e n t e driveway! level with the new highway will replace thote taken up. Plana aUo Include ramodellng and modarnUalion o f the entire aervlce etation. UF Drive Group Sets Up Booth In Post Office CASSELBERRY — Member* o f the local commlttea appointed to accept pledget end collect funda In aupport o f Somlnolo County** United Appeal hava aet up a booth In the new Ceaaelberry PosH O ffice. Member* of tha W om an'* Club are icrvlng on a commit*** ap* pointed by Homer Sowall, chair­ man oi the Altamonte SpringsCaaaelberry area. A ll pertone wishing to support tho United Appeal are urged to make their donatlona at the broth as no bouae-to-houa* call* are contemplated. Legal Notice I * l l l k S H ik U t ' I U . » I . ,SIXTH JLD IU .lL , i t i l t U T » U U If A T 1 , VLUMIUA. IX U U X C K H X SO. ■*»* ■k l 'f lU I t l i l - t ' ’I'ITt.B WU.I.IAJI L o t . Ok 11 end UAHUAHST UJ KURIL hl* " ' , ^ 1, Westside Carnival Tomorrow Night Sportsmen Will The eWitsMe P-TA will sponsor the annual Halloween Carnival at Seminole County sportsmen will tho ichoai tom orrow night. get together to talk about hunting A spaghetti supper will be serv­ law* and regulatlona fo r the last ed. Hamburgers and hot dog* w ill time before-hunting ica ton begins be on sale In the booths. A spook at a meeting tom orrow night of hsuie, game* and cake walk are th* Seminole County Sportsman also planned. Association. Th# Deanna School o f Dane# w ill Tha meeting will be held at the put on a perform ance In th* Elk's Club annex and U slated t o ; school latar on la the evening, begin at 1:30 p. m. I carnival will get underway Robert Thomas, secretary o f the at 3:30 p. m . and eve:ryono la sportsmen* group said In his nolle* urged to "com e out and Join the to member* that "there w ill be no fu n ". meeting during hunting season.’ * Russell Saxon and Eric Watson o f New Smyrna Beach w ill talk to the group on "the breeding ground and Farmington a rts In Volusia County." Joyce Eileen Packard passed away at the local hospital at 11:10 Thomas Wllham Shuoze p. m, Friday night. (Sanford) Survivors Include the mother and OCTOBER 21 father Mr. and Mr*. Richard P ack­ Admission* ard o f Sanford and tha grandmo­ Shirley Anne Rosa (Sanford) ther, Mrs. Mao Packard of San­ Hunter Mullins (Sanofrd) ford. Thom as F Torley (Sanford) Funeral services wtr* held at I Dtackargea p. m. Saturday at OaMawn M e­ Ray Edward Goodwin morial Park with th* Rev, A . G. (Sanford) McInnU officiating. Patsy Grimm (Sanford) Brliton Funeral Home w ee In Carlsna Kilgore (Lake charge. M onroe) Elnora Deaauaauro (Benson Junction) Mrs. Jsrraleo Hausrsperger and baby boy (Sanford) Laws, Regulations Clyde Couraon (Sanford) Janie Gordon (Sanford} Jetor B. Wilson (Sanford) Orville Barks J r . (Sanford) Btrtto Baby girl to M r. and Mr*. Lawrence J . R leeo (Sanford) Diae bargee Iletter Mullins (Sanford) Lewla Hofman (D eB ary) Ruby May and Baby (Sanford) Either A. Covington and baby (Sanford) Catherln Bailey (Sanford) Elisabeth Wynn (Sanford) O CTO IER m Arnold Nteretreae (Sanford) Frances Roberts (Sanford) Betty Tata (Sanford) Blrths • Baby boy to M r. end Mrs. William Harold (Titusville) Discharge* Batty Tata (Sanford) Harry n u ff (Sanford) Joan Site (Sanford) Phyllis Mary BogeajlJ (Sanford) OCTO BIR M Final Plans Made For Hallowe'en Carnival Thursday Joyce E. Packard Dies Friday Night Anna Keutasale (Sanford) A lm a Aim and (Lake Monroe) Elnora Desuusaur* (Benson Junction) Births Discharges VWttog S u m m e a t s itoome, II Clyde Couraon (Sanford) Betty Jean P*U and baby a. m. to 9 p. a . ) Semi-Private Rooms, 1 1 * l p. n ., I to 1 p. n „ boy (Sanford Pediatrics, 11 a. m . to 1 p. m Florence Balabeugh and Parents and Grandparents only: baby hoy (Sanforl) durws Boble Jean Reave* and baby Obstetrics, No visiting (Sanford) (sedlng o f babies. Private Rooms. II a. m. to 13 Boon, I to 4 p Mildred Black and baby (Sanford) 1 m. and T to • p. m , Hemi P n ve.s Rooms, I ts 4 p. •m. and f to Lola W olfer and baby (Sanford) » P .m . THE OLD HOME TOW N — v'ifFv Hospital N otes Discuss Hunting OCTOIER 23 Ad mist Iona msama im 3E 2J7, _ 34 Are Lodged In County Jail There were 28 prisoners lodged In th# Seminole County JaU over the weekend and 22 released, said Sheriff J. L. Hobby this morning. Total prisoners in tha JaU as o f midnight last night was 14. O f th* total, Sheriff Hobby said IT wera Colored male, I I whit* male, four Colored female, end one colored mala Juvenile, >» ' > ■< It t *" —» OMtn By STANLEY KATHAU1MB ItluUINB, f t oL, U ftto d s o U x o t ic s s t o n a n w u TO: KATHAHINB IllUOlNO. I l( ro»rH*U^__— JIlOOlNIj h -r unknown siwuss, JAMS) \\ KbT. and. It m fU lfd .----- W r.oT, h fr unknow* »p o»«f, AL>A VAN UKVAXTBIL *n< if in*rrl#d.— — ........— VAN 1>KVA NT UK, htr unknown spou ff, JALQL'KUNB NKWCOND. and U m arrls*.'— .....— NKWCOMIl, htr unknown ■pouft. W. D. IIOLtiaWORTH. JU . and It m trrttd, ----------- l[o l,U d W O n T llt hit unkaowa ■pouat, and It niad, thatr un known tp ou ftt, htlra, Utvlisaa. Ita a ittf, a ra n lttf, ermSItora, pr othar p tn u a t clalmlna by, Ihrouah, umltr or agaln.t tht abuvt natnad dstaniiaala. ur any ot Ihtm, and to all [ ir * ■ona know n or unknown haV' Ing nr claim ing any right till* nr Intaraat In and to tha tal­ low ing iltarrlbail raal prapartr In Mamlnola County, n o t ­ hin, all ot whnaa raildtnca* art unkaowa: Lot I. M ock T " . ot MfHUtVlSTHWAKT'R ION. according to tho plat t h -r .o f racordtd In I’ lat Hook 1, paga *1, l ’ ubllp Racardo ot SamU nola County, Florida. TAKK n o t i c k that • ault baa haan fllad agalnat you,In tha a b ort ■tylad court. Tha naturn ot aald ault U ta iiutat title on lha a b ort dtarrlbtd raal aatala. and sack of ynu la rauulrad to tlla your ahtwar nr Olhar wrlttan dafantao *a tha com plaint with tko Clork of tho C lr. cult Court o t Xomlnolo County, Florida, and to aarro a ropy tharaat . upon plaintiff*' attornay. Wabbar H llalnaa, lot Park Aranua, Houtb, tVIniar Park, Florida, a* raqulrtd hr law. not latar than tha loth day o f Notttnhtr. UST. W1TNKM m r hand and tha at* fin a l atal o f aalil court In Sanford. Samlanla County, Florida, thla ll|h day o f Octobar, !» lt . i Final plans have been made, end nearly everything Is In readi­ ness fo r the big Hallowe’ ea Car­ nival at Southalde School. Moth­ er* a n aewlnr: they’ re Just about n a d y to start their baking; lights have been tested; signs are being made; and by 3:20 P, M. on Thurs­ day, the nerth playground at the school will be transformed Into a "w onderland" fo r "k ld a " o f all ages. Am ong the many things to do will be a dinner In the school cafeteria, (bar-b-qued chicken this year,) a dart gama to play; a "Country Store" to brouie In; (and buy,) a "Spook H ouse" to thrill you; ponies, the "T ra in ", and th# "Snapping Turtle” to ride on; and to buy and eat there will be eandlsd apples, and lota o f other kinds; pop-corn, peanuti, Sno-cones, and hot-dogs; and th* •Teddy Bear** game to be played! For the mommy*, there will be a handicraft booth, tho “ Pair T ree", potted plants o f all varie­ ties, and the coffee and cake booth. And remember, If yon hate lo spend tho wesk-end baking, you’ ll be able to buy Just about auy kind o f cake your fam ily likes. In addition to all theta thlnga, tharo will be a dance program In the school auditorium, arranged by the Deanna School o f Dancing. Clown* w ill bo much in evidence >11 evening, helping to give It a true carnival "fla v o r", and last but not least, a t a wonderful re­ m em brance o f ■ happy evening, you can have your picture taken, and taka It hom i with you tha aama evening! Much hard work, and lota o f devoted attention hat been put lnt<y making this the beat carni­ val ever at SouUuide, and they’re hoplnff that evtryone will come out end enjoy It. Seo you Thuraday at Southsldsl NAVY STUDYING PENGUINS MOORESTOWN, N. J . W -T h e U. S Navy is seriously trying to find out how a lady penguin keeps her egg* warm, the deputy chief o f naval research told a men’ s club here Sunday. Capt. A , B M etsgcr said Naval research be lleves the answer may give a clue to protecting men from the bitter tudss. Th# Navy alio la studying cold o f polar regions and high altldesert birds which Uv* on "little If any w ater" In order to Isaru more about how men stranded oo Ilf* rafts ran survive, he said. Cub Scout Dens ^ C. McSwain Dies In Gainesville Curtis E . McSwain, 37, passed ford ; hi# grandmother Mr*. E m ­ Put On Skits away at a hospital In Gainesville ma McSwain o f Vldalla, G a.; and. several aunts and uncles. at 1:30 p. m. Sunday following a At Pack Meet Funsral service* will be held Cub Scout Pack StS heU their O ctober peek meeting on Thurs­ day, October 24 at 7:30 in the Episcopal Pariah House. Den 3, under the leadership o f Mrs, C. C. Hendsrion. had charge o f th* opening eeremony. The audience Joined with the boya in giving the Pledge nf Allegiance. Den* 1 and 5 gave Halloween skits. It was th# first m eetinr fo r the newly organised Den 3 and this dan was well represented. Leader* o f this dsn will ho Mrs. II. D. MeQuarters and Mrs. J. R. Lang­ ford. Cubmaster Tom Drake announc­ ed that the annual Scout dinner will be held on November II, 1937, at 7:30 p.m. in the National Guard Arm ory at DeLand. He urged all member* o f Pack SIS to mako a real effort to attend. He alto reminded the boys o f the coming Cub-O.Re«, to bo held on Saturday, Nov. 2, 1937 at 2:30 at tha Farmers* Auction. David Taltsy o f Dsn 1, under the leader­ ship o f Mrs. 31. H. A ider was awarded his W olf badge by Fred Murray. New Cubs Inducted at this meet­ ing by Cubmaster Drake were John Langford, John Fem andei, Theodore McQuatters, Stephen Harkins and George Sauter. Patrick Crocker was received in to Den S as a transfer. It was announced that Georg* Sautsr would taka over the W cb•loi den in the near future, A parent participation program followed. Boyt volunteered their mothera and fathers for such thlnge a* a peanut rolling con­ test, nail driving contest and a ping pong contest (minus paddles). Highlight of thep rogram, was a fashion parade o f fnthers model­ ing mothers’ out of date, fancy E a itsr bonnets, Den 1 prossntsd the closing cerem ony, Social Security Rep To Be Here A representative o f the Soclsl Security Administration District Office wilt be at th* Clvte Center Building, Tort Mellon Park in San ford on Friday, Nov, I, Friday, Nov. 8, and Friday, Nov. 15, be­ tween the hours o f 9 a.m. ami noon. This service l* made available tn those who * lih to apply for Old-Age and Survivors Insurance benefits, social security account numbers, or obtain Information I about the aoclal security program . short Illness. Mrf McSwain was born in Mi­ ami July 14, 1940 and had lived In Gainesville for eight months. He was a member o f the Bap­ tist Church. Survivor* include the father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. 3fcSwain, Sanford; tw o alaters, 3Ir>. Patricia Dlckerman, Hollywood and 3 !las Lind* R ac McSwain, Sanford; two brothers, Corp. Bruce at 3:30 p. m. Wednesday at Brissen Funeral Home with the H er, J . W. Parham o f the Central Bap­ tist Church officiating. Burial wiQ be Oaklawn Memorial Park. All Male Chorus Members Urged To Be A t Practice. 3fem bcri of the M s > Chorus a rt Miller o f the U. S, A rm y In Cali­ reminded that there Is a rehearsal fornia and Fred 3!cSwa!n, San- scheduled for ■ o’ clock tonight tit the classroom of the 3!en’ s Bible r , a*s at the First Methodist URGES SCHOOL AID Church. NEW YORK IW— General Mo­ Harry M. Weir, director t* the tor* President Harlow Curtice group, requests a good attcndanM called m tho nation’ s 14.823 !arg-| ■" t R f I* m^c.i ».fcr* »u o>> ujuj cat corporations Sunday to help before the flrat appearance early " t o o i tho nation's 82 m edical schools I next month. through their present financial emergetney. Curtice said the medi­ cal schools need 10 million dollars I more a year lo enable Ihem to add teachers, expand enrollments and start new courses. DEFECTS TO WEST nuilICH , Switzerland (tn— Zu­ •yd si •rJI GOSPEL MEETING rich pollc* have granted tempo­ rary political asylum to a m em ­ ber of tho Czechoslovakian Nation­ al Ice Hockey Team , It was illsd oted today. P olice said player Stanislav Nejomuekl. 25, slipped •way from other team member* last Friday and contacted th* Zu­ rich Skating Club for help. DOG SAVES INVALID ST. PETERSBURG HP— A dobsrman pinscher grabbed hi* sleeping, Invalid master by tho leg and pulled him o f f a burning couch Sunday r.lghl. Authorities said tho dog saved (he life o f Dr. A . M. Cartier, 37, retired physician who Is unabl# to walk because o f auto­ mobile accidsnt Injurie*. The bed­ room w at extensively damaged. BORDER CLOSED AT NIGHT AMMAN (IP— Tho military gov­ ernment o f AJloun Sunday order­ ed part* o f the Jordan-Syrlan bor­ der closed to civilians at night. The areas ar« along tha Y irm u k River near Hainmch and Vaqsrin. The military government also or­ dered citizens to register all firearms, explosives and automatic weapon* with police within 30 days. Talbert F. Vaughan Jr. Monday Sermon "BAPTISM" Tuesday Sermon “CAN WE UNDERSTAND "THE BIBLE ALIKE" Evangelist Talbert F. Vaughan Jr. “Church o f Christ** 2nd Street & Elm ft W hich Suit Has Been SANIT0NE DRY CLEANED 50 TIMES ... which is brand m O p. Ifarndon ''lark of tha Circuit Court Hr Aria J. f.unduulat V, C. FtCTtTIOCe NAMr vorir-tq th H rn m v n iv g * TH AT \e« art anoarad In hualnaaa ot 4M Watt Flrat S'raat. ganfard. Florida, undar lha flrtllloun ratna »f T V f’ sntnr and that w » Inland to ragltiar aald nam* with tha Clark nf tha circuit Court. Saminata Cnunly. Flnrlria In a-rordana* tha prarlalan* o f tha F M t ttoua Naina Paluta, to.wtti Paattnn M i n t winrM. aiytuta- M U II U a t o u r I t f M i j p la n a i I a n d m a te r ia ls , /af M 'tF * r. mJHKKTT fa/ Wir.T-TAH It. JFNNTNfld |! 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Replies that old In k ­ ing 5^-6-15-16 and 35 H.P. Packed with Power A Handling Ease Quiet, Rubber Mounted Intake Silencer. Full Shift. Separate Rax Tank. THt-AMatie on 5}'s-6 HP. Prices Start At 17995 My husband was • thoughtful man, but Gulf Llfa has made hie thoughtfulness live on. One way has been the provision made for em ergency expenses. Unpaid installments on income taxes and appliances, heavy madical ex­ ASSOCIATE STORE 211 E. 1st St, Sanford Downtown Cleaners & Laundry 113 S. Palmetto PA2-5202 Southside Laundromat 106 E. 25th G u lf L ife ^ 74<S u , mtrydefUr twhind you/ Gulf Uf* £ 2 3 W ESTERN AUTO penses otherwise not covered— these are just aome of the things this pert of hie insurance program provides for. Your Gulf Life Rep­ resentative can show how your thoughtfulness can do the s a m e for your family. “A Southern Institution Since 1911"* Home Office, Jacksonville, Florida 1. Mow O ver O N I BILLION D O LLAR * o4 LMw iM u ran e* In F ere* ) HOWARD E. HASS, Superintendent P. H. COLBERT, Superintendent PALMETTO BLDG- BOX 1221 roof while the westksr Is good. PAINT F ill U o m o f tks best limes U ratal your heme. We have the R u n t quality exterior paint. FA 2-1301 DeBary Laundromat D« Ilary, FI*. NO 8-1091 Seminole County Laundry Co. 819 W. 3rd FA 2-3253 II --------- i - j l 4 V �i m > m k ih ip k i (T5 MFMISIS THAN • n r- t a a jk m th y ttSTSW&r. rr TOMORROW w :’s s J ? s s ^ m u u i i d / ew er u » t a FFtfM TO #AVf 0 * / _ * 4^ ' , 1W n ev er > UKM w ejusr s o r e r ? scotW H I N TX>9 I nocw r; m m k LMOIN9. >r m e a n t; e whu 8 S K I a fi> * £ i* s ^ u w e s t f® ? ' TUWAR7 m i art! CAN'T MOVE £% 5S s/ i still IfHMurnp *y t x Uffa sa ; r PONT AVM A WM0KEEI w m o K ^ /r T @ € K m r h o r M x m HERE IT IS. r grouchy I BORROWED r r )* TO SHARPEN \ Y SOME ( PENCILS ) I 4 I WARN YOU vo u R e g o in g TO B e SO CROSS. « fM GOING TO STOP BORROWING r* YOuP THINGS / if r m As TICYSCrOUTIHSEARCHOF h rgU e r r ____ _ n «lR BARTNEOO. THE 10NE BANGER AMP CLP LUCKY LANG PONT S U S P E C T-- MV LA N Q JO e. YO U SHOULD B E HOME IN 1 —) B E D .../ ----- ■nfOJTCRS RECOVER A WILDCAT , f u m b l e .' Au-rruB , , NERVOUS TDNKJHTI M U M PS A R E M IO H T V , C O N T A G IO U S, y a k n o w / 1 T>f CLOCK ‘ SHOWS THAT THEBES NOT MUCH TIME LEFT IN THY, FIRST HALF/ th t o po p on thsy SORB 1 CANT fl.VE XXI A HANP7H NAW ^TWEICH'S NOTHIN' TO PUTTIN' [ DOWN LINOLEUM ( El m o ; 1 IS THAT A r YOU HAVE TH ERE? I Wfve PLAVtp THIS ONE ’LOSE TO Th VEST, GANG.1 ITS TIME WE GAMBLED A L IT T L E / 1 W AS SO w FRIG H TEN ED ' l THOUGHT IT W AS A R E A L — t G u n ; , ____ _ w a t e r p is t o l AW. TH A T’S TOO BAD. O S C A R ../ HOW DID YOU L O S E TH OSE TW O N IC E FR O N T T E E T H ? O H .T H ’ U S U A L W AY. . P L A Y IN ’ F O O T B A L L // /LOOK! TH'OATDBS 1 ' rACfS TO TOSS n il Ptk&r f j s s q t thc i PASS / . TV f BAD *■ W EATHER ‘ H A S KEPT B O TH SIDES FROM , S C O R IN G ! I HEAR WINGCY H A S A JO ©, EARNING MONEY TOR A C A O .'v H E 'S SELLING ] M A G A Z IN E S - ] olm ng f r o m Ho u s e TO HOUSE V N E L L .H E S H AD 1------P LEN T Y OF E Y P E Q E N C E OO inO IT FO R Y E AOS HOW D O X3U Fig u r e t h a t / B rrr SHOT/ f!*/ H U P / S S a " ~ -p tr Y O « R H M D 9.. MORE HAVE SO M O R A N D M A // Fl/LL&ACH yuh t? - f OlV» MB A HANOI '■* NO. MAM, *< MRS BUMSTEAO. • it s Just a < r e a l p is t o l * h ttm TheeATO* ON SBCCNEFTMOUSH AveBEE K r - n THESE R'NS! e rr cios*.f B U T O R A N D M A . . . . I T ’S CAN DY M A RBLES TH AT M AKE MV CH EEK S P U FF O U T T H IS -A -W A V ’// /— that My/ GOING FRO M R C F R iGEQATOQ D O O R TO D O O R f ix e o OUR AUTOMATIC B e co o o CHANGER — H E WAS A MECHANC N THE ARMY - t im he R e p a ir e d 5 T I MACHINE n v guns W " lU G Efcb.lUU E .Y O U M U JSIT O ’ P L A Y __ ED A L O T O ’ F O O T B A L L IN Y O U R D A Y ,T O O ------EH , GRANDM A T �W H E R E »—BEAL ESTATE ‘VoE >AL1 card 4 w n m TUt b ■ Realtor's Offertog 534.90 Meath a T rA R M S . ACREAGE. GROVES 52.M0 down will move you Into t U A L ESTATE WANTED I «hi* modern rnmfortablo Iwo bedroom concrete block home. a m cE L L A N E W S It has a well landscaped yard L flow ers . plants . with shade tree*. Jaloutied SH1UBS Florida room, earporta and IS OFFICE E O n raE N T Utility room. Price includes It AirrOMOBILES-TRAILERS electric itove. *8,000.00 full U BOATS A MOTORS price. IS FARM BOTFLIES A MACHIN­ IS T u rmuvwnocKsvrnna (Facte?) „ U ARTICLES RANTER t 'U PLACES U EAT 9 IV BEAUTY PARLORS IS FEMALE HELP RANTER IS HALE ESLP RATTED SB MALE «v FEMALE M ROBE RANTED ■ BUSINESS OFFOBTVNITIBS ■ A MONET to LOAN ■ SPECIAL SERVICES StA BOOFIN G A PLUM BIN S ■ PIANO SERVICES A . R. PETBSAOM ■raker A s n r l i hes : A . B. ■on Jr., P. J. Chaatorto Garfield Willett*. and R. 1 wn* liana. Bob Edvarda A. C. Bondnay, Land Surveyor. US Para avo. raono FA Ntw a Eadmaw Hants $700.00 Down 2G4 8- Park A rt. parson losing pickM‘ to Ph. PA I H41 RELAKA APARTMENTS: raorer private bath*. 114 W. First SL EFFICIENCY apartments »ultahlo for couple or ihigl* parson. PTtrato bath A shower. Idaallp Ueatad acrau from Post Offit* Ihqnlre Jacobian Dapt. Stora. Turn. A pt. 600 F «rk A r t. (Turn, " 2-4037. od bedroom. Ph. TA 2-3410. 4 room furnisbsd apartment, 310 Magnolia. Availablo now . A . K. R o u e tier, F lo r is t Pb. F A 2-1451. _______________ ' Morris Purn. Apts. 20Dt W. 3»tLABGE upstairs Apt-, furnished or unfurnished. Cjoso ln. 550.00 ir. 708 Palmetto. Ph. FA w par. 2934 after S.p-m on FURNISHED cotU ea located lo 17492. Ph- F A 2*1547, l rm. furnlthed apt 1 or 3 Jdulta. <«o Palmetto. F FA iaoi>~"Palmetto,' A 0 2 bedroom concrete block, north, carport*, and storasc. Nicely landscaped lot. Kitchen equipp­ ed. $9,285.00. O iler Realty Co., 2601 Orlando D r. F A 2-1543. 25— ARTICLES FOR SA LE SELL U S YOUR FURNITURE Cash for any amount. Super Trading P ost 1 mil# Math « l . Sanford. Phono FA 2-0117. Vacuum Cleaner Repairs BOAT AND MOTOR SALE CIioom your choico of FlRAnciitf Plana: VA. FHA, In Borrleo and Conventional Johnny Walker, Associate •'Call H all" Phons F A 2-3441 ment parts. Work guaranteed How w ill you swap? Free pick up A delivery. Call How will you trade T F A 2-4765. Your old motor For a better grade Evlnrude. 34 A PLUMBTNG and ROOFY our E m m i e Dealer HOBSON SPORTING GOODS 104 E . l i t Phone F A 2-5M 1 212- CERAMIC TILE JOHNSON MOTORS SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS 2414 Hanford Ava. Ph. F A 2-1592 W ellborn Phillips Jr. ROD A REEL REPAIRS 412 Sanford Avanuo FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES F or more information call the Sales office: Corner W . Cry M cRAN EY-SM ITH PAINTS H al Drive * Lake M ary hloelr F A 2-6441 Nlephona F A 2-4611 o r F A 2-301$ 2516 Park Ava. For Sale— 12 HP Seabee outboard Just Ilka naw. F A 2-1191. R E AL E S T A T E DRIVE-IN 2544 French Ave. C T E n ffT R IE o B T bava a new 2 Bedroom home Modern Air-CondRtoned Saton reedy for occupancy for S oft Water Shamboo II , 714.00—Termt 11,440 cash. H A R R IE T T S BEAUTT NOOK 105 S. Oak Ave. FA S-5742 WE HAVE A HOME FOR YOU I bate a new .1 bedroom * home 4— FEM ALlt HELP W AN TED ready for occupancy for COLORED woman fo r canvass­ III, 500.00 Cash required 11,500. ing hom* to housa. Must bava car. I’ h. FA 2-4330. This la a bargain— a 2 bedroom H OM ES- 3 bedrooms home completely furnished, I » - M A L R HF.LI* W A N -fu ll 1 A 2 baths. good location,* nice shaded lot. Price *9,000.00 Terms. Youn^ boys to run established Complete and ready fo r immedipaper roules. Apply Circula­ at« occupancy. I have cltrua land available In 2* tion Department Sanford Her­ and 10 acre tract*. ald- TTatiana South Piaecraat — Sanford Whispering Oaks — TituaviUo FH A in larrica and FH A lag available. 2*1393. C. A. WHIDDON SH. 20* S. PARK A V EN U E Tel- FA 2-39*1 0—FARM S. ACREAGE, GROVES While or Colored Salesman for homo Improvement*. Wonderful remuneration. Phone FA 2-4330 W antrd— Punch W rite Harear duct Co. P. O. plication form. person. PA U L F. MULLER A SON Huby Spaart FA 2-1353 Mr. A Mrs. Dresser Beveled Mirror Cheat DONT MISS THIS BUY i U t f l f l A L B E ffT T cg Owner being transferred- This PEAT CC OMPOST (D actveldei la r is thrse bedroom 1 bath eon* We bu. b a r G A T tIN BROTHERScreta block home, lese than X G IA P E V IL L E NURSU RY Draglines; Geneva months old. he* all the extras Go W rit on 1st St. or 20th SL Contractors, 2232. Ph F A 2-3276 Sanford large landscaped corner lot, ter to Grapevilla Ave. FA 2-0886. raxto floors, .rreened porch, c a r S brand new *10.700.60 PUMPS — SPRINKLER porta and utility room. Pay own GRAY SH AfloW 3 bedroom home*. 12,000. SYSTEM S c r equity and taka over month! down, balance like rent. NURSERIES All types and lists, i installed payments, If you’re tqitereite'I WT^ "S IL L " ^STgiiPBR SOUTH SANFORD AV EN U E ’ ’ Do It Y’ ourself" call FA 2-3899 fo r an appoini N E AR LAKE JESSU P W E REPAIR A N D SERVICE Aaaoc. G ar Allao, G rtU ba* H alt ment, B07 Wynnewood Drive. S T I N E VISIT BEAUTIFUL \ Arietta Prica. ET«r»W Hsr»*r .Machine and Supply Co. CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERY, 'Phono HA 55H 1 111 M. Faik 267 W . 2nd SL Th. FA 2 6432 .t bike. W ist CC B ldg. Lake - Cherry E 5 Miry. LOCH ABHOR Chrysler Airtem p I Dial PA .. _ . Texas Size House A. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIS A ir Conditioning and H eatug ISIS w. « SL Eaar-Barbae Texas S ix, Rooms Phono FA 2-1*11 C. H. STAFFORD Texas Stie Lot For dependable Btrvie* 21* Oak Avenue FA 2-4731 John R . A lexander Appro*. 1475 Sq. Ft. M amber o f n o r u t Plus Carport A Utility ABssl Eststs Insurance Mlmngrsph Printing — T y p in g l Telegraphy Delivery A mis. Minimum Down 12500 107 Magnolia FA 2-0233 Letter Writing — Carda and CUT FLOWERS, Sanford Flower Letters Addressed — rhoto Ph. OWNER — FA 2-0*44 TOE SALE by owner. 5 loom s Copies of important paper*— Shop, 200 N. Park Ave., Sanford modtrn nssr s c h o o l , 1600 Credit report* — Collection*. FA 2-1822. We telegraph. Credit Bureau Of ttanford down. B ailors ea iy . t A 2 072a. For Sale — Mid-Season Cabbage Rm. 403-04 San. All- Nat l. Bank IF IT IS R E A L ESTATE Bldg. Th. F A 2-4154 Plants. Fred Thurston. FA i l k Crumley A Monteith 20 sera tile farm . 3 bedroom bouse. 3300. at 117 South Park Ph. F A 2-4696 C A R TE R HOME CLEANING Easy terms. Call Joe Lavy at SERVICE Sea our rabbaga plants. Copen FA 3-1323. 4 BEAUTIFU L 2 bedroom homes Window A Wall Washing bagen and mid seaaon varieties open for laepection. 27th St. ““ Floor W axing— NOrth 4-4I81 from FA 2 5455. A Magnolia. 2 blocks CHOICE 132 Hiway 17-92 DcBary Ftnecreit School. Look these I Three bedroom. 2 hath home, lake O f PIC S BMUIPMEMT over before you bu:y. Terms, pm U egei, built-in kllchgg, lira GARRETT’ S SEWING CENTER place, double carports, large Archie R. Smith, 271 a Palmetto White— Ne ec hi— Elna Haynes O ffice Machine Co., Type Ava., Ph. FA 2-3377. com er lot. Now under construeRepairs on all makes M aebbea writers, adding machines, Sales ion. 117,600.— *3.0*0. Dow* 323 East First St. FA 2-3214 Rentals. 314 M ig . F A 2-0462 F or Sale by owner, home in MayiO S A L . P A Y T O N fair Section, lib years old, with HEATING ;istertd Real EataU Broksr in block o f Lake Monroe. Spa­ !L B. POPE CO. 5 Assoc. Alberta J . Hall A cious 7 rooms, utility room and CASH FOR YOUR CAR 200 S. P a r k -------FA 1-4334 William E. Hersehel screened In porch. Shown by ap­ Eh FA 2 1301— 17-93 at Hiawatha HOMER LITTLE Liquid em broidery sets, eorprr pointment only. Call FA 2-343. 1012 Sanford Avrnua enameling outfits, sdk serein ROBERT A . W ILLIAMS. Realtor sets. Decorate it yourself. ’50 Mercury, Clean *199 00 Raymond LundquUt. Assoc. S te n stro m R e a lty ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. H. E. STENSTROM A U T O M A R T 2817 S. French FA 2-1967 Registered Broker 201 3 . Sanford Ava. r A 2-6445 2427 Laurel - Phone FA 2-2420 I bedroom home. Large lot with Lat us build your docks, bulkheads fruit tree*. Lake Mary. Th. FA and sea w alk. Water Front Coo2-1541 or FA 2-6049. For Sale, 3 bedroom furnished SEE *R/Y HERRON etruetion Co. FA 2A330. house. May be seen anytime. Y’aur Fontlae Salesman Consult A REALTOR First Call FA 2-5849. New and Used Cars 10 montha free sendee on naw InCULLEN AND HAUK BY Home, and *400. month gross in­ 110 N. Park Ave. Th. FA 2-2341 Ph- FA 2-0231 or after 6 p. mJtmment purchase from us. come realued. 11x11 info, FA 2F A 2-2543. 301 W ait First St. B IK U R ’S MUSIC SHOP 5689. 3 bedroom home. 53000.00 down It will pay YOU to see u i before 2004 Cedar A v tou * FA 24733 Shown by appointment only you buy. Open Evenings and 3 BR block; 510,850.00, low as 103 Ptnecrest Drive. Phone FA WELL DRILLING Sundays. > 81.000.00 down, balance to suit, 2-4118. Fairbanki-Marae Puaspa BASTS1UK TRA ILER SALP jv 2007 Adams A re. Repairs to all makes 1‘ alatka, Fla. NEW 2 bedroom fram e ,Fla. This i* a pais to the Movieland HOWARD C. LONG 207 E. Commercial Ava, Rtde-In for Claude Hlttell. Exp. 1948 Chrysler 4-dr. 1175 caih room, wall furnace, 5800 down. Phoua F A 2-2533 501 Rosalia Dr. FA 2-4374. data No r . 6, 1967. Balance monthly. FA 2-0723. Leg. 1179.00 Royal Comfort Innersprtna Mattress Reg. Matching Box Spring *119.00 N ow AU F or Only THE CARD OF THANKS Very often a Card o f Thanks in Tha Sanford Herald meets. ■ need which la difficult to (ill In any other way. Not only la It « acioua expression o f gratitude to those who have sent floral butt* but also courteously acknowledges the services and kind­ nesses of tha many to whom a personal note o f thanks cannot wall La maiL-d. Newspaper Cards of Thanks arc accepted as socially correct. Emily Post, tha noted authority on etiquette, feels they serve many good uses. There Is no prescribed form for a Card o f Thanks. It can be ns brief or aa. detailed as you desire. When the occasion cornea you will find a sympathetically understanding mem ber ol our staff to assist you. K THE -IN MEMORIUM” NOTICE It is tho custom o f many families In this country to ctmimaaerata a bereavement by an Mln M emorium " notice In newspaper classified columns. They find a real aotaco therein. Preparation or ■election o f a suitable verso brings back to them tender, pleasant recollection*. Aa Elisa Cook, the English poet haa ao beautifully expressed it: *’ How cruelly tweet are tha echoes that start What memory plays an old lunn on the heart." $Iost frequently an In Memorium la Inserted on tha anniver­ sary o f death. However, other dates, which It is fell are appra priate or meaningful aro also selected. The birthday of the daparted, the wedding anniversary. Memorial Day, even Christmas aro among other significant occasions chosen. If you are hesitant to express your tender thoughts In eootlc form, you may avail yourself of the Herald’ s collection o f original verses. These express In p o e t ________ ____ strings. Among them are verses appropriate to any circumstance. THE RATE DAILY ACROSS 1. Nobleman 6. Unaoiltd CmtrnaUag A Repairs leer Sanford Ava. Pb. FA 3 6541 Plumbing — Krasky Heating M. G. HODGES Service on All Water Pumps— Walls Drilled — Pumps Paola Road Phone FA 2-6037 ECHOLS REDDING CO. Cor. 2nd k Magnolia FA 2-6321 ••Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. Free Delivery trade ^ n “ n o w ~* G«t the moat for your old furnlturn. $SA V E $ Furniture nnd Appliances New & Used W. J. KING Plumbing and Supplies Kohler Plumbing :03-09 East First FA 2-09S3 fteim W strr Heaters 2534 O rla.do Dr. FA 20453 Used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Ilought-sold. Larry’ s Mart riumbing k flcatmg, Free Esti­ 215 Sanford Ave. Th. FA 2-4133 mates, All work guaranteed for ona year. Bill LaBrec, Long- »U RN fTURF. OF CHARACTER Built By wood, l ’hone VAlley 8-4281. M ister Craftsmen In Styla and Construction PLUMBING Th* same a* Those Contract and Repair Work Prited Sinee Free Estimates Colonial Daya R. U HARVEY Finished T or 344 Sanford Ava. Phone FA 2 3341 Florida Climate In Your Choice o f Wood! CLARK Mather of Sanford PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING W. L. HARMON Th. FA 2-4223 After 1:04 p. m. SERVICE* 2. Granada’s palace 3. Chamber 4. Open (p oet) 11, Run away and marry 5. Northeast II. A x handle (abbr.) 13. ro o t 9. Baptised covering 7. Depart 8 Young eel 14. National League 9. Affirm Champa 10. Headland 14. Fish 13. Knavf o f 14. Balling to cluba (loo) th* 14. Relinquishwind­ ing acta 17. Type ward of measure 16 Smaller 18 Wreath 1H.L) 19. Side by sld* 31. Exlel 21. Venomous 1 snake (ind.) 24. Deere* • BIG VALUES • EASY TERMS M ILSON-MAIER New and Used Furniture 311 E. First fit. Th FA 2 3623 15 A — BUILDING— k b a ^ A llt-w PAINTING Television wnao-r* - on i .J > i . , • un tlie W u r l J I >’0 I Si 5 bedrooms, 3 tile baths 6 thUraodern home. Nico location. Taras. tt* * M i a Utlaaka s in im E V aisiso i tunntl ta> Crutiyotdt •- *:U Auvtiiluia n l u Loci* Walt rir»t Cariun* I’srnlvsl w <ji u r i- n « « - .V p o r li J-ihn lu l 1 «:J<I --UlsMt'• It Binart Rlnih m * Remodeling — Raroofuig — Re­ T:0U Uuv*l »nuw l i H^„rt*m*n t-lut, siding — Matanali — Contrac­ S 7 .Si) AiUtur t.o.li(<> * T a in t tors — Financing. ttcoul* MW h u m , Tllumaa * S') l)-io u liir liih lIMPK rT a L DHl ORATORS * "0 IhiMia *n,| \.t-n Painting and Papering •Jlli) Mh*(ltr uf CochUe Ph. F A 2-371* after 4 Ml .1 * rtot-l* • CSiolce 11 .SO Slats T r x p n llj'.o M |M H *pon For Tainting and Repairing It .14 C'rr-» Correal FRED TtOETTGE K Hit* e ls D.isti 2918 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0259 i * » s i r ■ • n l> | I.SS 6 i f n-uti For painting call Mr. Ta»i,er, Ph. I‘ insram Ratuma I I I Naw». Waathar FA 2 6159 or FA 2-600L____j _ 7 :"0 Jimmy Raan Shaw 7) IS Naw a— R lctisrl C. Hatlalat Brrryblll Tainting Contractor 7 .IS Around the atau licen sed — Bonded — Union f .10 i Sixain Kangaroo Free Estimate — Compare uur I..S Naw a—n ich a ri ' llxlalat s ss Aroun-I lha S'.aia Price* F A 2 2287 after 5:00. a no liirr v Sloor* F tD O R sanding and finishing Cleaning, w a g i n g Serving 5*minoU County sine* 1935. H. M> Glfaeea. Lake Mary TED BURNETT FOR BETTER PAINTING 2601 Grandview Ph. FA 2-2976 U -N W C H R -i-B R a O N A U I K O LIA WAY’ , Hospital and Baby Beds. Day, Week or Month— Tel F A 2-5181, Furniture Center 114 West First St . LaVtrno School o f Danr* lia n a * now form ing in Tap— Arrobatie — Ballet. Also boys claia k tiny-tots c la n . Enr°B now. FA 2.5425. ) » My Lilt la Slarala 10 so I'rloa la IlleS l 10:10 MMk, It tlicl) It on Hm*l Coimopalllan 11:11 IdVa ot Llfa It: 10 eaaroh t o r Tomorrow 11:11 <iulitlng Light 11.00 Thla |jn I ,*r Our a T l H a n ts *s r s .iia o u * VV'alttr I'runklia anil Naw* Hlanil L'p a a t II* i.uililk*., A* tb* IVcrM f u r a* n »*t tha Clonk Art Lliltlaitar a H oui, Tarty Tha hi* 1 'i .u li Tha V rr.ll.i Ja Tour* IttlShiar Lay 2 i \ % Kacral Sturm Shiga of M gha i no II* My iluaat w un n-T v ja csca on viL L a C U S IS C k 4 t o t i t i i c v r a ia o i no f'pan llo'iaa Uno Poparitian SI Irk ay Sl'iua* HI* u i T 'u k Itaport <.1.4 I'-" i v K-lwarda < I'* •1,'Slfl Ifaoh TiM "tyatt Carp " *o I r.H p-«. ou'tau I r'*naa, Thom** 1;$^ I ' t ' i m i i r B r ile |;AB Studio ca t i : cs 1J tin 11:54 1 *0 i :u 1 .lO 5:50 ae.•*•» NOTICE \fter November 15th, wn will start operating in our new store which will be located at 2553 Orlando Drive. 3 blocks South of Pig * Whistle. I# *0 BAGGERLY \I>PI.IANCE !<:$• CENTER tlidfl 115 S. Magnolia Th. FA 2-3672 iis j* is ruler for high school math, al­ til gebra. geometry, tnghmetry. T;w Call FA 2 1330, ext. 276, Mr. T:U •■an Abrams. 9 no This la a p a n to the Ritz theatre M o for Duke Sehirsrd. Nor. 6, 1*57. Exp date ItM Mln MM 20. Sun 27, Samarium (aym) ■i % \ v % A n M (H h i TT % i ii (Alla) iy t<r li 35. Loiter 36. Town 38 Wild ehtep r i 11 .* IT" 33. Pierced, I I ? .11 :m i i • [ UL'tllH-l .-llli* * 'lejldl i Ju** i U i*tjr* i .i J ~r~ 21. Queen Vlctorio'l line 30. Man’e name 33. Jumbled type lir .r ju u *od 21, Headache sin l-j - j :t .is > Appli­ >.|»l” l* U'lMT’ O • cator* IliJ .i •. J I'.' IL M -.lli22 Hispid H flU ) IF j '.’ l< 1 I bat.) >i <i!i . is r ■ » Put u n til i :i on M *T7 .111 lij 26. Four (Bom.) lesteedaFi 29. Birda aa B4. Brilliant a dan display 30. City |AU.) 35. Olrl’a nams n'a n 31. Long 37. English nail to vans 33. Shinto 39. Exclanub temples Uon \ ji 1>* \ i s* 39. Envelopes o f fruits IT 40. Straiiht (COlloq.) •to 41. Degrade FRIGIDAIRE appliances, sale This l v a pass In the Bits theatre fur Walter Middleton. Expt date and service. G- 11. Hitfli. Oviedo Nov. 6. 1957. Fla. Phone FO 5 3-713 er San­ ford FA 3-3533 after g p- m. Electrical Contraalng lion -e Wiring nnd Repairs HANIIALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia Dial FA 2 0915 C R O SSW O R D (Okie 1 37. Gambling game • Q U IC K C R E D I T H Cards of Thanks and in Memorium notices, due to may run to considerable length, are billed at 3 L M per $195.00 H kH *5— ELHCTMICAl. Tht Sanford Herald— Pago 9 Monday, October 28. 1957 Term* Term! FREE LAYAWAY TILL XMAS rium bing, Healing A Supply Co. Cnulrariing A Repairs pres* operators Aluminum Pro­ 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph FA 2-2374 Highway 17-02 South Sanford Box 701 for sp Do not apply In x*— PIANO BKHVICb We can qualify you for oao o f 30 excellent building lots, 60x161 Southsldr. Dry and wooded SEE Sanleola Realty for Dcslr those homes in 30 minutes. You Only (725. per lot. John I abla Reateli. FA 2-1222 con start enjoying tho Thomas Co. — I’ liobr Midway i e — MAL& or FEM ALE whil« wo process urn papers. 4-3348. writ* P. O. B ox 769*. BEDROOM trailer fo r rant. 300 Colored eouplo to live on pre­ Orlando. mises. Care for home and child­ t V . 27th St. ren. Excellent salary. Th. Day­ Developed by 7— REAL ESTA TE W AN TED Furnlihed house for rant or sale. tona Beach, C L 2-8497 between ODHAM& S. Sanford Avo. near Lake Jen4-7 p.m. Wanted to lease, SM ALL MOTEL ) i sup, FA 2 5494. _________ TU D O R , Inc, In or naar Sanford. Reply Box N 6 2 l - W ( > W W a S T e d -----------f&ia la s nail to tha Movleland CHD, e l o Sanford Harald. Car. H v y . 17-92 * 37th 8L Rlda-In ur John Allred. Exp. FOR baby-sitting. Call FA 2-3731. Phans F A 1-1541 v data Nov. 4, 1957. WANTF.D— part time job during BRAILEY ODHAM, Pran. l K X T f g Tl T g * »A l £ day. Th. FA 2 453*. Flowers — Plains — Shrubs Baby sitting or laundry work. FA BUILDER * CONTRACTOR BEN MONROE NUR3URY 2-6423, t L B . BATTEN Calory Avanua F A 2-0323 JU4 B. French Avo. — FA 24715 ! 12.54 par call plus parti. I years DON’ S COVER SHOP rxpa rin ra in TV Sarvieo on oil Automobile latarior Desoratsr — Factory to y ou — makts and modela. One year Saat Covers — Truck Scats Aluminum At Willis Pontiac— 301 W. lit . guarantee on all parts. Wa also Vtnetlan Blinds service auto and home radios. Enclosed head. Sag-proof hot|pm Homes L eft Dctura tubes repaired in your U— SOATE a te MOTORS rail with plastic ends. Plastic home. *9.96. guaranteed. 1 year. or rayon tapis. Cotton or nylon in Little Venice Phone F A 2-3644, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. cords. Including Dabary A Lake Mary Scnkarlk Glaan and Paint Co. O . O . A & 5 K * ,S t rties MIS Park Avr. FA 2-4231 BARNES TV SERVICE 112-114 W. 2nd St. Th. FA 2-4622 Special Fall Closeout on $142.00 201 East C om m irdal 3 Hornet have b a n sold as trailers while they lait 1130.00. T-Shirt* 46e — I’ aint *2.60 gal. act now while dh eie hom es a n Jtcreuiv uutboard Motutw ENVELOPES, Latlarheads. stale- Camp Goods. Tarpaulins, Armyunder coutruetm n. Trameadoui Price Chalice manta, invokm , band bills, and Navy surplua—310 Sanford Ate. HP 234.00 p rog ra m , a te. Progressive |— --------- -10 H P p lu l 339.00 Prtnttag Ce. Phone F A 2-2051— JModern furnllure, good condition, New M K 28 439.00 reasonably priced. 1407 Summer­ 40* West 13th SL 549.00 Now Under Conatroetion. MK 55— 10 HP lin. MK 68-S 40 HP 899.00 W O O LSEY MK 75 60 HP 943.00 First d a s* electric ant. sire stove, S bodroom, 1 both U K 73 60 HP plus 975-M n shape. 1 w heel luggage Maria* Fislakes 1-S bodroom. 3 bsth Tremendous trade ini trailer with weather proof cover For Your Boat Announeini ntw lino of fine alum­ 4 bodroom, 1 hath FA ‘Lnrt7H inum hosts. T lih in c beau through Stotkarik Glaan sad Paint C*. ovor-nlght cruisars. Dest prtees. 111-U4 W . 2nd 8 t I'll F A 2 4622 J C T T W l J f f g ana HOLSKHOLII GOODS 6. Gayla Osborne, A u oclata 114 8- French Ph. O ffice F A 2-5221 o r P A 2-2411 aala. 405 W . First, Phono f a Private rntranca. modern furnish* S E L L IN G ON LY 3 J. W. HALL, REALTOR Apt. 2300 Mellonvilic. 4 ‘fAMl 'c o m m a r d .l building f t * " * “ TV Service 145’ a l l creiu FA 2-3377. FARMER’S AGENCY, REALTOR • All kinds Automotive Repair* A N D Faaturas alactrie kitchen*, terras- AH of theio beautiful bom ai a n Repairs A parts for all makes o( to (loori, and ehotes rtiidanUal located an Lake Front Lota. cleaners. Electrolux, Hoover, PRE - HOLIDAY SPECIAL ____ _________ on sale. All 1967 Evinrudta noo locations. Kirby, Air-Way, G. E. Replace­ Bookcase Bed ilia Also boats and trailers. R A Y M O N D M .B A L L REALTOR : s H 5S w r . ~ B U Y IN G ELMERS AUTO REPAIR SHOP Oe lean PA S-13SI A . K. SHOEMAKER. JR. Fhana FA 1-1103 ff M O R E ■-S P E C IA L SERVICES REAL ESTATE BROKER 1009 E. 2nd Pfcon* FA 2-0321 iiifT A i» D O I fA t i ESTATE TOE BALED—A B T O M O f —1W i n — j REG. 4 WANTED to RENT REAL ________ ESTATE_____________ FOR SALE, . V - 1 . 1 t n n m r v i!D llV r a * ?S S g 8 * m P E O P L E KENNETH E. S U C K th an d * found i von t FOB I t W _* M O R E 4! DOWN 1. Foret alia DAILY CROSSWORD A c tio n s 1. Blieler m ud » 4 Not stale 11. English author 12. Weird t3. Pierce 14. Medium's condition 13. Ireland 14 Fortify IT Knocked down i abbr.) 18. Type meMurr 19. Cunning 20 "Light Hor»* Harry ------ * ; t Hair wave 21 Wrest 23 City IN J ) 37 Mr Astaire 29 Enigma 33 Meadow 3.7 Strange 31. Hewing loot 35 Overhead 34. Mature, ae cheese 37. Time gone by 3* Tidier 41 Otherwise 42 Girl’s meknama 43 Streat urchin 44 Strikes 43. Article of value DOWN 1 Become . tji.ii syllable nf a word 22. Girl’s name 21. Food 3 F ib b e r fish 4 Earring 24. Mid. fixture east 3 Close to sea a Kind nf boat 26. Young 7. Quantity goat nf paper 27. Falla * Sea regie leolloq ) 9 Bceome ill 29. Revoke 10 paid 30. TV dog attrnlicn 31. Rile 11 Big denisnd 33. B-shaped 19 Kgvptian moldings grxi 20.------ Lease » - T - ► t I LltWI If - 5 iiih 'ju r j :im *.’ , htipvin i-fi:id?j; it. CJfJO .'3f i l l I'll i j i Ij.71 ,* IL 1 !1 llt: Ui li.il (UI -IS II I □ U r n . J 141-IS ->I« iiu ■anriMt'i <l . j u : u*i. i ;i j ii LiurtUDIIW a:-][*,'*i»i i riljrjN n i ^ ii j i inm i t 1 Ui i n , ! i g*li>nU)‘t Aaiaaa 36 B eggiifi dcnytnds 40 L ip io n ptative 38 A tip-toe ( ^./Gsllium 37. Vegetables ( t<ym ) 7~~ ___ | n— [ * 11 % —i .... 0 T_ T - I 1 l_ _ (to T* iv , TT” I _ ‘rt~ r r 1 r Tr >- n I 11 T!~ « ~ ___ 41 TT TT~ ~ TresatHeS^upIay n,tna A all-* Kv* Arilan Sltoar I I :■* ttan.irt T-il* Show N*w* * aign o r e TL K en.sv m o r v i .v o Tati Paltarn* Jimmy I xaa Show N'awi, W tith a r r a i l SCinaarnw Harry U"or* Arthur U odfray tStrry Moor* i T) ■trike l* Rich H «.-I Cosmopolitan ■ ■U �i Second Addition F Z r l IjfjfjX P* 1 y • LUXURY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES • CITY WATER • 1 FHA IN SERVICE DOWN PAYMENT Priced From AND CLOSING COST AS LOW AS $1,300 MONTHLY PAYMENTS CHEAPER THAN RENT. • CITY SEWERS FHA DOWN PAYMENT AND • PAVED STREETS CLOSING COST AS LOW AS $1,500 MONTHLY PAYMENTS CHEAPER • INTELLIGENT ZONING THAN RENT. RESTRICTIONS • COMPLETE NEW FLORIDA STYLING £ WE CAN QTViLIFY YOU FOR ONE OF OUR FINANCE PLANS IN 30 MINUTES OUR AIM Is to build for you the buyer the very best home we can at a price you can afford. OUR POLICY Ig to guarantee the workmanship and material used In the homes we build for a period of one year. You must be satisfied or we will return your money. T U D O R Inc Brailey Odham, President Sales Office Corner 27th St. and 17-92 Highway �if ' Accuses United States O f Plotting Against Syria ■ j UNITED FRESH eir mistakes. • f was repeating th their « m t obMTrtd the first *nnl“ Exactly one y e a r after the Sues r t n i r j o f th* Israeli Invailon to­ aggression it teem s at i f a sim ilar day by accusing the United States venture Is being prepared. Again 't( r plotting against Syria. there is the threat o f a third world Calm newspapers hailed the day w a r/’ it said. as “ H ero's D ay" and reported Other newspapers failed U recall t b it President C a n a l Abdel Nas­ U S intervention on Egypt’ * aid* ser would speak on the occasion. and Al Shaab amid "A m erica is The English language Egyptian preparing to take some sp ecific Gazette recalled that the'U nited action in tho Middle East.” It States was one o f the first nations warned that the tra b states would to speak out against the Israeli- act together. The govtm m en t Brltuh-Freneh Invasion and said It newspaper AlaGomhouria also at­ W eather lacked tacked the United States. The Egyptian press comment waa in con trstt to belief in the United Nations that blunt state­ ments by the American, British and, Turkish delegates haJ taken the crisis edge o ff tha assembly debate on Syria. However Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei G rom yko waa speaking this morning and his speech should show for sure. Syria g a v e indications Monday night it thought the erlala far from Turkey H Hay Act Warns Turkey ay A ct It said Turkey might a ct In be­ lief the presence o f NATO forces In the Turkish coastal areas near Syria "la to protect Turkish for­ tes during their possible aggm aive operations.” The maneuvers run Oct tl-N ov . >. In Cairo the Middle East News A gency reported one Turkish plane ted two unidentified aircraft flew o fs r north Syria on Monday and that a British mada Canberra bom ber flew toward Iraq. The T bs U.8. Em bassy to ta Damascus meanwhile form ally protested to Syrian authorities over the al­ leged seizure of one o f their chief Syrian employe* in Latakia nine day a ago. An embassy spokesman a a i d Syrian authorities seised Moham­ med Sukkar, chief clerk and Inter­ preter at the Aleppo Consulate. In Latakia on Oct. 20 while he was there with Vice Consul Arthur Lowrte. The spokesman term ed tho al­ le n d arrest* leged arrests _— third tinea since midmid August — waa “ unjustiflabla In­ terference” in embassy work. Moscow Continue* Propaganda Moscow Radio kept up ita antiAmerican and anti-Turkish propa­ ganda and dtmandtd the United Statea halt ita “ imperialist schemes In the Middle East for the sake o f universal peace.” Jerusalem dispatches indicated growing concern at Israeli rela­ tions with Syria, almost the first time Israel has Indicated it might S it e ^ a ttfa rd f e r a l f t Centrally fair today and tomor­ row ; gome what warmer today. ■ VOL. XLTX over. It It warned warned seven NATO NATO pow­ eowers that Turkey might seize the opportunity o f forthcom ing NATO maneuvers in southern Turkey to “ com m it aggressive action against Syria.” Syria sent Identical netea to the United States, Italy, Greece, V a st Germany, Belgium, Holland and Denmark ehlling their attention to “ the fact that Turkey might seise the opportunity” a t the NATO ma­ neuvers to “ com m it aggressive a c­ tion against Syria.” Established 1909 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER becom amtn becom ee embroiled in (ha eurrent Turco-Syrlan dlspift*. Other MldeMt Developments: Cairo: Egypt said it was sending Its chief delegate to the AngloEgyptian economic talks back to Rom e neat week with Instruction to break o ff negotiations unlesa Britain releases Egypt's frozen as­ sets. Cairo:' Delegates from ten AfroAslan countries announced they would fly to Damascus Wednesday to examine the Syrian crisis. Shop and Save In Sanford J SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1DB7 United Press Leased Wire NO. 121 'M ollefs A ttem p t To Form G o vern m en t R e je c te d PA R IS (U P )—The National Aseembly early today rejected So­ cialist Guy Mollet's attempt to form a new government. President Reno Coly promptly tapped young financial wizard Felix Galilard, - Radical Party leadtr, to m ike the jie x t try. Tbs assem bly tum id down Motlet by a 290-227 vote, thus prolong­ ing the four-w eek political crisis conceded lo be tho worst since World War II. The Conservatives lined up with the Communist* and extreme Right Wing P o u jid iiti lo defeat him. At 4:44 a.m. Coty summoned Gsillsrd to the palace. He is ST and finance minister In the gov ernment o f caretaker P r e m i e r Maurice Bourges • Maunoury. A h alf hour later Galilard emerged and announced ha would deride later In (he day whether he Personal Solicitations In Drive Start Monday Next to tha final phase o f the iem ln ol* County Chamber of Com merce membership drive will get underway Monday and con­ tinue through Nov. 15, J. Brallcy Odham, chairman o f the member­ ship com m ittee said yesterday at a meeting o f his team eaptalns. Dedication Service for Highway 41S To Be At Osteen t Plans are complete for the de­ dication of Highway 415, which has been named the Campbell Thornall Highway, on Nov. 13 at 4 p. m. VTho dedication ceremony will flike place at O/teen where membera o f the Chamber o f Commerce Highway Committee, representa­ tives o f City and County governm en u , S u te Road Department of­ ficiate and others will take part in the form al opening and hear the dedicatory address by Justice o f the Florida Supreme Court Camp­ bell Thornall, a form er road board mem ber. barbecue will follow the cere* m onlei to which the public Is In­ vited. Dr, R. S. Williams of New Smy­ rna Reach and Earl Higginbotham o f Sanford are In charge o f ir ringem cnta which are sponsored by tha Chamber of Commerce o f Seminole County and New Smy­ rna Beach. Personal solicitation will g et un­ derway next Monday following an Intensive telephone followup o f let­ ters milled to more than 700 licen­ sed businesses and professional people in Seminole County, Odham said, In a report to the com m ittee Brailey Odham called attention to 105 memberships already r eceiv ­ ed by mail. Included In the totel memberships today are 22 new ones along with 21 Increased m em ­ berships, “ I feel good about the results so far,” Odham said as he reveal* ed that nearly 50 per cent o f the goal, 110,000 has been raised with the total already reaching $5,685. Explaining the goal of the m em ­ bership com m ittee, Odham told the group yesterday afternoon “ Tha membership committee along with the budget committee o f the Chamber o f Commerce ha* consid­ ered the needs for 1937-38 and this money represented In our goal Is needed to promote advertising on a national basis. “ A group o f businessmen met and discussed the potential. They Firemen's Assn. Meet Tomorrow The Seminole County Firem an's Association will convene tom orrow night at 8 o’clock a t the Longwood F ire Hall. All County firemen are request­ ed to be present for this meeting. A spokesman said that anyone else Interested la welcome to at­ tend. * came up with a suggested mini­ mum membership. This list of memberships will be listed in fu­ ture releases inthelr minimum categories," he said. “ It will be greatly appreciated," said Odham, “ if the vertoua busi­ ness and professional leaders would read their letters from the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce again am! do every­ thing they can Us get their mem­ bership checks in." Commenting on the work of the Chamber o f Commerce* Odham slid “ The Chamber o f Commerce I, working on projects now that can change the whole economy of Seminole County— It It the oeoplc'e money working for them while they are taking care o f thete busi­ nesses.'' Members of the committee m eet­ ing with Odham yesterday to plan this phase of the drive were: Jack Hall, Art Flevs. Art Harris, Jim Grant, Carroll Burke, Tomrov M c­ Donald, George Andrew Speer, Clifford McKlbbin and Dr. W. A. Woodall. would make tha effort to becom e Franee'a 24th postwar premier. Standing on the chilly steps of Ely see Palace before sunrise, Hall­ iard told reporters hte task was a formidable one, Indicating he did not hold loo much hope o f success. Observers gave him a SO-SO chance. The Conservative vote* actually were what killed klollet's chances since he had counted on Commu­ nist and Poujadlst opposition. The Conservative* refuted to accept hte insistence that pensions and health benefits be Increased even at the cost of higher taxes. He Devalued Fraoe It was G alllard'i virtual Java!* uatlon of the Franc this summer that brought home forcibly to Frenchmen the seriousness o f their country's economic plight. City Fathers Ask For Additional Parkway Lights The Board o f Sanford City ComKlteslnnert test night approved an ordinance for a position classifi­ cation plan and made into law by ordinance a new electrical eode. CAPT. R. F. SELLARS, guided mlaalle director, waa (he gueat speaker at a dinner sponsored by tho officer* of VA ll-7. Pictured abate front left to r lih t are CDR. it. JC. Knight, Commanding O fflrer of VA ll-7, ('apt. ( apt. It. ________ F. Sellar*,. Ciimmandlni _ „ O fficer of the Nasal Ordnance Teat Unit, Cape Can­ i L. A. Arthur, Commanding O ffierr of NAS Sanford, and Capt. J. R. Reedy, C om . averal, Capt. (O fficial U. S. Navy Photo) manning O fficer of Heavy Attack Wing One. Commissioners were alio advis­ ed thnt parkway lighta on French Ave. and Park Ave. were turned on Oct. 24. bringing to near com ­ pletion the entire ayitern. However, commlssloneri asked Galllard'i try will be tha fifth that additional parkway light* be since th« Bourge* - Maunoury gov* provided for the Sanford Civ,< Cen­ ernment fell Sept. 30. Motlct tried ter area and the municipal park­ twice. The other attempts w ere ing lot. A plan is to be aubmitted made by Conservative Antoine Pi- to the city by the city manager, United Appeal team captains people fully Informed o f purposes nay and Radical Socialist R e n a for the placement o f the lleht* ami An ordinance presently In force the financing of the additional met in the board room of First j and progre**", said Kastner, “ our on the city’s statute books “ U Pleven. facilities. Federal Savings and Loan Assn. solicitors ars hearing auch atate- better than a proposed ordinance Purchase o f an RCA two-way ys*larday afternoon to discuss with ntenla as T i l have to dlscuaa It r e q n e a t e d hy photographer!*' radio for a police departm ert tt em ber* (W* Board e f Ban ford ‘ '«Hh my partner (or some other In­ cruiser was approved by the Board 'Campaign Chairman Iterul'd KasCity Commissioner! decided last dividual) to ic o what w e want to night. of Commissioners at last night'* tner and Preeldent George Touhy give'. And 'I’ ll lend you a check the progress In the current cam ­ Fred Klrshner, Henry Jameson The Seminole County Chamber session. paign t<> ratio *33.i00 for the loon but ! don't want to sign that and Georga Bergstrom , Sanford The Board of Commissioner* o f Commerce monthly Coffee Club ■even participating agencies. They pledge card'. Also there 1* the will meet at Mrs. Appleby'* Res­ wa* advised last right that Dr. T. report collections in funds and statement 'I'v e been too busy. photographers, requested that an ordinance, similar to one used In F. McDaniel la serving is City taurant in the Valdez Hotel Thurs­ pledges of slightly more than $10,- These people apparently don't Denver, Colo., he adopted here , « Physician replacing the late Dr. day morning at 10 o'clork. rralize t h a t 'tim e’ s a-wastln' OOO. protect the local photographer* Coffee and doughnuts are serv­ J. N. Tolar. Commissioner* in­ Tw o elements characterized the and that they are t a l k i n g from Itinerant solicitors. structed the city manager to con­ to a busy business man or woman ed white new members, newcom ­ statements of a majority of the City Attorney William C. Hutch­ er* to Sanford and Seminole Coun­ tinue negotiations for a City Phy- canvassers. One was that appar­ who not only Is trying to operate ison (old the photographers "o u r a business or a home but still la ty, and visitor* In this area are ently many firms a8d Individual* problem Is on* o f enforcement.” The City Manager was also in­ Introduced during the half hour fell that United Fund wa* the giving the lime necessary l« work Henry Jameson pointed out that structed last night to plan for in­ on this Important civic project," session. preferred way to contribute to local photographer* pay taxes, Charlie Morrison serves at terview! of a prospective Kecrca- charity organizations and that they added the United Fund chairman. sewer and water charges, garbage (Continued on Page I ) It was brought out tha* many em cee for the gathering. “ Intended to give aom tthlng". The collection fe c i and aupport tha people are atUI waiting for a other factor wa* that “ we are city. “ These itinerant photograph­ worker to make the call to pick up still pushed around and stalled, and er* com e In and take buslneta th« subscription. These are urged from u s." Just can 'l seem to get the utory to mall Ihelr pledge or contribu­ across that the time to give la M ayor David Gatchel said “ We tion to United Fund In care o f the NOW.” would like to have an opportunity poslofflce. It will gat to the trea­ “ Although tha drive Is going surer, Roy Mann, Kastn*e said, to enforca our ordinance with your In Seminole County, during the i e m it* of death. Cancer showed 8-month period ending with Aug an Increase o f only 3.8 percent, Into It* fourth week, week* In adding that workers just couldn't help" aa ha admitted that the Sanford Police Department did not ust o f tihs year, there were 193 lese than the population i<'»»,e**e. which we have tried lo keep the gel around fa it enough. * have enough personnel to cope marrlagei, 107 divorces, 704 Heart dlseasea were up 9.3. and Division reports yesterday In­ with the problem. eardiovascular-renal diseases — births, and 282 death*. dicated collections a* follows: The present ordinance calls for Automotive, $1,183; B e v e r a g e , The number one killer In Sem i­ stroke* and paralyse* — Increas­ * $25 license and a perform ance $100; Professional men $00; Real nole County during the aim * 8- ed 8 4 percent. T V »e have been bond In the amount o f $1,000 for month period was lilted a a heart listed for a good many ya»e* now Estate, Finance, Insurance, Dry each solicitor and a $25 license for at the leading cam e* of Heath ditease with 88 deaths recorded Cleaning etc, $4,156; County, Ciiy carh photographer that sets up a Federal employes, none; Build­ studio In the city. from that cause, tying for serond among people over 45, Deaths from all accident* other ing trades, $370; Residence*. $1,. place In the cause of deaths were “ Any aid ywi gentlemen can malignant can cer and cerebral than vehicular increased 8 percent, (19123; Produce, trucking, citrus, give about itinerant photograph­ right along with the population. LAKELAND. F U . ( U P ) - W r it h - H -Cn; Chain stores, none; Navy vascular disease with 51 each. But vehicular accident death* He. ermen said Florida would b e g in , h* ,e - $503.60; Lake Mary. $433; er* in Sanford,*' Sfayor Gatchel Deaths from motor vehicle a c ­ creased 8.7 percent. The highway warming up today from an early Aliamonte-Fern Park, $378; C**- told tha group of local photograph­ cidents In Seminole County were toll showed 724 death* at the end season cold wave that sent ti-m -1*r*“ ciry , $173.10; Geneva, $209 30; ers, “ would be appreciated. It 10 and 18 accidents of other kind* would be an Impossible task for •>f August, 1'J.Vl, and had reached peratures plunging to record Goto Lougwood, $238; I'aola, $119.33; our police department to take care claimed fatalities. only 681 at the same time this Lake Monroe, none. of. her lows throughout the state. In third place for cause of death year. It wa* brought out in the sesThe records were set esrly Mon In the opinion o f our attor* wa* Influenza and pneumonia with Accidents were the fourth lesdday morning but it was only I lh ,t "*veral drive captains I n ey," the Mayor said 11 for the I months. Other deaths cause of death in t h e , , . te ja s t d .y b r t a k 't o - 1" f * report additional coiiecttena I 'sent o rd in a M ^ w m 'ir rtan d^p bete and causee w ere: diabetes 7, ehro- ing year. They accounted fnr 2 097 fa , ter than the proposed ordinance.” nic nephritis 8, other CVR d '-eases latitie*. Barely half of these, 1,- day and frost doited low ground |Im* ***** 5, tuberculosis 2, dysentary 1, 2IA, were vehicular accidents. The spots throughout the northern dis­ tricts and interior central seeand acute poliomyelitis 1. rest were accounted for hy falls, tiojs. During the first eight month* drowning, fir# and explosion, and Outalda o f giving FioridJan* an o f this year, the mortality tables aircraft accidents. In that order. followed a predictable pattern. As Nearly three fourths of the flits unaccustomed early taste of win­ preventable and turable disease* were auffered by persons over 63. ter, the cool weather did little fell back before the attack of mod But accidents o f all kinds were damage. F a r m e r s managed to ern medicine, the diseases o f old .te e trading cause of death in all protect the few tender crops that aga moved forward * i leading **<• groups between one and it were exposed. The form er trailer park on Commissioners, test night, spFrenrh Ave. between Fourth and Fifth Streets will be named “ Jay. proved the use o f the park as * cce Park" if action by the Board site on which to erect a new tour­ of Sanford City Commissioner* is ist information booth. pul Into effect by the Seminole Approved hy the coram lislrner, Excitement U running high at tertian. Th* hand will b* heard their escorts to the special seats County Junior Chamber of Com­ was a motion “ to permit the use Semlnnte High (tehool this week at snd th# psrade will b# msde up of on the sidelines where they will merce. of the park for the purpo-c of put th# students prepare for their an­ Hosts representing different club* remsln for the rest of the gsme, ting up facilities for tourists and Sponsors and their chosen esnual Homecoming celebration. snd organizations in the school citizen*. That the Jaycees be per­ One of the many big events that drcoraled appropriately for the|C<>rti are: Peggy Lundquist. Jimmitted to construct tho building tha student* look forward'to each occasion. Following the parade, a my Moye; Sandra lore, Richard with plans to be approved by th* year, thli year it will be held F ri­ pep r a lly w ill get underway it t’ h s is n ; Linds Smith. Tat Dons City and that the city will buy day, N<tv. 1. The “ fighting" Semi- First St, a n d Magnolia A » e , h e a d ­ hoe. and Delores Jone, sod Jim ­ my Cordell Thf Ho|F G r o s s KpKcnpal back *t such time* as the park is nolee will meet the New Smyrna ed by the SHS cheerleader* The band, majorette corps end c h ',rfh Garish House ha* been set vacated by the Jaycees, at t Beach Barracudas at the M em or­ The Student Council will spon­ sor these events before the game Pep Club fam ous for their unusual a s the meeting place fo r the joint figure not to exceed tto.oon at th* ial Stadium at 8 p. m. meeting uf Sanford civic club* who pleasure of tho municipality The eelebrntion will start with snd also the dance afterwards. A and entertaining half-time per­ will hear Cnngrrtsmsn A. S “ Syd" It is expected that the local formances, promise t,» prevent one ■ poke-man Mr Ihe council said to­ a bonfire Thursday night at 7:30 Herlong i t a 12 ro<-n luncheon on Jaycee organization will begin Im­ a c m s from th« high school. This day thst “ this w ill he Ihe biggest that 1* “ belter th in ever". mediate plans for the construction After the gam e, the students will Nov. 5. event Is to stir up tha spirit o f the Homecoming yet for R1IS", The Seminole County Junior o f a booth and to begin e'ssnlrtg gather at the Celery Crste lu com ­ Friday night the students will student* for the “ big g a m e ". Chamber o f Com merce Is In up the site (or use ss a tourist Cheerleaders, dressed in Indian really “ let g o " when they cheer plete the annual celebration with a charge o f arrangements and all park. outfits, will lead the crowd In the Seminoies on to a homecoming 1big dance. Buildings and concrete areas victory ever the Barracudas. I Thu, a week of excttcm«M snd i clubs ir e Invited In cheers while the band will furn­ Th# Homecoming sponaors, who enthusiasm for th# students will Reservation must be mode by |now in the park are to *“ • torn ish music. arc chosen each year by the team, I end but by no means will end | 3$ through civic club secre- down and cleared o ff. according or at the Jsycce Information to previous action by the Board of Friday afternoon a parr.de will will be presented before the game |their school spirit which is e v e r ! kw Booth. 1 Com luLasioactiproceed through the tew otoem j and will side across the field , with 1 prascnl............................ and outstanding. UF Drive Captains Present Ordinance On Photographers D iscuss P rogress Better Says Board Coffee Club Meets At Mrs. Appleby's State Safer To Live In This Year Florida la just a wee bit safer to live in this year than test, according u, figures just released hy Mr State Board of Health. With an estimated increase In popula­ tion o f 8 percent, deaths from all cause* increased only 5 8 percent in the first eight months .he year, compared with the same period In 1954, Florida To Begin Warming Up Today From Cold Wave Trailer Park To Be Used For Info Booth. SHS Homecoming Events Revealed Club Meet Slated P a r is h HOUSO HOMECOMING SPONSORS rbosen at BFIS hy the Seminole football team are (top) Delores Jones j n d Linda Mnilh, (IM t»m ). P eaty Jsnc Lundiudst aud ziaadra Lee. These young ladle* will reign V m Uw homcounting game F rid a/ lig h t, Cl'hoUi t o UtxgalrcaJ £ � 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, 1957 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 28, 1957; <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/c23c7ea4b42cb2aa6b505991805d6b2d.pdf 83ef59816b0a864df03c9e1088379521 PDF Text Text i 4 To Total $5,000 Legal Notice ,“ Tba Seminole Band TTnifarm young ringer at rare ability, ac­ Committee «lectod-to purchase the cording ta Weimar. saw uniforms from the Craddock The baton expert is Mias Dana Alexander, a Lyman Seta** aam- Uniform Company at a prim of lor t f Akamoata Springs. Miss JB.1I per uniform. Thf uniform A b u n d e r b the daughter «C A tt will be made of a floe weave whip­ aad Mrs. Wilson Alexander. cord material. The action waa tak­ M bs Barbara Albright,’ o f Or­ en when sealed bid* from five lande, wiH maks bar ascend ap­ uniform companies warn opened pearance for Casselberry Lions. e„ .1 - — Tin. -JtowtiS SnLw l .atuuem, meeting of the Seminote Band Aas ta b to U s lie ear- wen known as a pantomime artist lociatlon. K W S S S l S B S has entertained tor many civic or­ Including 70 uniforms, a drum ganisations and performed on telounlfcnn. majorette haU i n i o f­ vision at Cleveland and Orlando. ficers epaulette and braaateord, SSS’ “ J o f’iSSSS Mia* Albright is the daughter of tha total coat will be $5,100- Tbo Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Albright, Association now bat over $1,500 o f Orlando. Wmusi a towards this goal. rmtrtx Tan-dancer Susan French, U- 1 Any Individual or firm who con­ year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tribute! the price o f one uniform F . F . French o f Longwood, will >will have their name sewn in the lining o f the uniform east. jttatw t r r w a io s . , nraissik <>,. ____ _ 5 u a a .ii w its a ; a s s “ ^ a » t £ r ,S i i s ^ ■ .n x iL S r , i i s r a i W g t (Inal settlement of M r admlnlntrnI. Uoo; of aold o*ioto. as* for on •tear dUcharalag her a* aaek A*- B iy r .a r . m t a . M ® ' ? , ... • JCaUta of BSmund W. taelsoh. dveaa.aU. Stack N. Cleveland. Jr. ' Attorevr al Law Lafcrd^Y lS’rfda. t Attorney far Catata _____ twvrrATMw ro w , nn»* i » Tka naming Authority o f tba City of Baaford, florid* wlU retvlra bids for the famishing of all tabor, material*. equipment and aawiaaa in n lr M far thi S S S J u fA u S /m ! to Wclmer will be the vocal selec­ tions o f Mis* Barbara Erickson. A former resident o f Providence, R. L , Mis* Erickson often appeared ministration Bull-line, Castle Bre­ wer Court, Hanford, Florida; and at tba otfloo ot John A. Ilurtoo IV. Arehlloet Corner Flret Hlreet and Mellonvlll* Avenue. Hanford. FlorIda; Central Florida Uulldora' Exchant*. Orlando, Florida; Dodc* Plan noon, Orlando, Florida; Dodc* Plaa Hoorn. Tempo. Florida; Dodea Plaa Boom, J»rW«onvl|lo, Florida; Podge Finn Itnom. Miami. Florida; Tampa Builders Ks. hene*. Tampa, Florida; Paytons llrarh Itulldrr* Kxchane*. Paytons Brarh. Florida; and rtnella* Conaty Builder* Kxchane*, St. Peterebura. Florida. Copies of th* documents mar ho obtained by depositing lioo.eo with th* Housing Aulhbrlty of tha Coun­ ty of HemTnol*. Florida for ooch not of document* en obtained. Huch deposit will be refunded to verb parson who return* th* plane, speci­ fication! and other document* la good condition within IS days after bid opening. on television there end was a fea­ tured performer for many elvie eluba She la th* daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. Walter E. Erickson, new living at Orlande. Weimar also said that Mias Erickson, a Boone High School student, bat become well-known In Orlando and bar ser­ vices are la great demand. Funeral Services For W. Doss Held Today In Quincy Church Schedules Fellowship Night Boot, Ski Club To Discuss Donee, omnia* o f taa and fellowship at Cruise Plans Tonite tba Congragatioaal C h r i s t i a n WUHara D. D oa t 0 , • m M on t o f Quincy paieod away at 1 a. at. yaatarda, n om in e at Ma bon a th en , Mr*. Dosa la tba brother at Dr. Luther T. Do** o f Sanford. Ha w n bora in HInaaa and owe* ed to Qulney la IBS*. ZSt. C.M » * * « pfoiuluaul ol> tomey of Quincy, waa County Pro­ secuting Attorney and a n a n b e r of tha Board o f Steward! o f the Centenary Methodist Church. Funeral acrrleao worn b a ld 'fa Quarter today at S p. ■ . at Com tenary Methodlat Church with tba Rev. C. I - Went officiating. Ilnterraent waa in HillCroat Cemetery. Mr. Does was survived by Us w ift; one too, Clayton; o m daugh­ ter, Joann: hla mother, Mr*. W . T. Dost o f Hinion, and one brother, Dr. L. T. Does o f Sanford. Pallbearers wore member, of tba Board at Stewards of Centen­ ary Mttbodlit Church. Honorary pallbearers included members of the Queney Bar Association, court home official*, county eommlaaloncra, and judges of Ui* circuit in which Quincy la located. H m I n M Boat and M C M win matt tmlgkt at the CWe Can* tar la fleet Halloa f a i t la dtac m the (bu lla a t a HsUowmb Dane* ta ba stared Saturday night at tba Yacht Chib and to con* pleta plana far a eruiaa alatad for Sondap. A apvwaainan for i m Soar and Ski Club said tha Hallowaca Danca will begin at • o’clock Saturday night bat dttalla for tha rnlaa an Sunday have not baan completed. Tba boatnaa# maatlng o f tba to­ tal boat and akl anthnalaata' or­ ganization wiQ begin at I a’elock tonight. Church, starting at T :0 .sfdeek Saturday night. David Waym Matbsa. wtlLkaowa local guttarU. wOl offer aavtral aaiectioaa an tha steel guitar. Glen Nelson, organist, and Roger Gregory o f the firm at Cooper and Gregory, Orlando, win bo heard In “ Musical Memoriae” trith H s!!:a s j **4 Gregory acting as commentator, Ernest Southward, departing from hla popular routine o f magic, will n flff a demonstration o f £ i tra-S*nsofy Perception” , a new and novel feature eaid ta mystify and entertain any group. Charlie Morrison, with Harry Xodoll as accompanist will lead a period o f community singing and the pro­ gram win conclude with Morrison distributing silver doll a n tarnish­ ed by tho Florida State Bank ta The Jaekseuvilb District aafaty the winners o f eae of hla “ notoecommittee at the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company win hold too, N, C. Supervisor o f Safety lte fourth quarterly meeting in th* for tba railroad, will ba principal amembly room of Ita office budd­ speakers. ing h e n in Sanford at T p. m. to­ Refreshment* will ba served. night. All amployes, their fam dbs and The Rev. Joe H. Courson, pastor friends are Invited, a spokesman of the Plnecrest Baptist Church for the Atlantic Coast Lina Rail­ aad W . F. Wingate, at Wllmlng- road said here today. Hear 2 Speakers United Fund Drive Contributions Grow eatou Dr. Q i C M *T tot. baad at tba Brat Bad CUasaa Trod* M b. alon to visit Britain, aaid today fay duatry behind tba Bamboo Curtain baa boomed sine# IMS despite the West’ s partial embargo on Chinan goad*. Chi admitted, however, that “ our trade has not been normal* lsed because o f the atrategle list. Wtte W.s \Vrter.vd and we hope to >4* what ean be done to step up our im port!." sa n ra n ra raw s raent by Its campaign treasurer, Roy F . Mann, o f th* tallowing eontnUiuoiM Li lb* ami.u&U o f 135; Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Birks, 0 0 0 ; Mr. and Mr*. Jack Burney. $50; Ralph A. Smith, I B ; R. F . Moule, $30; Wert Jewelery Store, $35; W . B. Waggoner, $35; L. E. Spencer, 0 5 ; Seminob Loan Corp., $ 0 ; Mr. and Mr*. A . M. Blrka, 0 5 ; Sanford Electric Co., P i : Mr.and Mrs. C. V. Dawaoa, $3S; Mrs. Marjorie TilUa, $25; and Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Sloan $35.. Man* stated that, although hla r a e a r d a of contribution* and pladgoa fill about ten page*, tha treat amount b not quite 0,000. There appears to ba a prepondereranea at 0 contributions which definitely effect* the total sub­ scribed. film COLMAR, Prance (UP)— Dr. Al­ bert Schweitzer, 13-year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner, attended a preview showing o f 'a full-length film about himself Tuesday night. Tba film, entitled simply “ Albert Schweitzer", took six years to make. It recounts tba Ufa and work o f tha Alar’ Ian Protastant who won distinction as a musician philosopher, doctor aad missiesW f. _____________ ’ CZECH’S S II1B TWO VIENNA (UP) —Pragua Radio announced Tuesday night the ar­ rest o f two “ spias” who albgadly worked for Waattra fataUlgene* service*. The broadcast said Mar­ tin Schmitt and hit wife o f Pragua ware seized by Czech police on charges of spying for the British Secret Service. t« O O D A certified Chech or hank draft, payable to th* Housing Authority ^ D O W N ■N Y L O 1.75 Per Week N Only $149.95 bond or bond*. Attention Is cnllod to thn f*»« that not lees than the minimum setarlen and wngas n* set forth In tha specifications must be paid on thin project. o E LU X E The Housing Authority of the Coun­ ty of Semlnol*. Florida c«« arve* the right to relect any or ell hide or to walv* any Informalities It the bidding. No bid aboil ha withdrawn for a period of thirty lie) dev* *>ihe*. <iu*nt to the opening at hide with, out the ron.nnt of th* Panning Authority of the County of Semi­ nole Florid*. TUB Q IIIIN OF A u o n H u m s v 1, . i V I lfO f, yV _>V HOOTHNO AITTMOntTT OK TIIK rOtTNTT OF HKMI- Am axlnf Suparflam a "Fua H avo c" fovwt NOLH, FLOItIDA By; r. II. Clonts Chairman A certified check er bank draft, payable to the Houeleg Authority of th* City of aatford. Florida. H. A Oovemmenl bond*, or a eatlsraotory hid bond mecuted by tho bid. der aad acceptable eurelle* In an amount oounl to flv* per seat of thn bid nhatl b* submitted with each bid. The tuaesaaful bidder wilt be reotlred to turntnh and nay for sell*fnetnry performance and payment bond or baade. Attention I) called U th* fast that ■ot tees thin th* mtelmum *«UH*e and wages as set forth In th* an*, elflrntlon* mutt bo paid on this project. Th* Housing Authority of th* rrtty Sanford. Florida roeerres th* right to releot any or all hid* or to walv* say Informalities In th* bidding. No bid nhsll be withdrawn for a period o f thirty (tat d*v* aut>**. guent to the opening of hldn without til* ronnent of th* llniielng Aulhr* rlty of th* City of Sanford, Flor­ ida. T K * 1IO U SIXO A O TH O IU TT ' O f THE C IT T O F BAHFO nO , F U m lO A Byl i*. U Iteddlng Chairman IWITATIOX FOII BIDV Tha Itouelng Authority at th* County of Semlnol*. Florid* will r*eelva olds for th* furnlehtag of *11 labor, materials, etolppment end •efvlren renulred fur the riinelino­ tion of I-ruled No. Vt/tUIDA fZ I, connlnilng of fifteen (IS) ann-elory ranernlo lilm-k duplex bulldlnx* runtelnlnu thirty (1*) dwelling uxltn, outside utilities. filling, grading, wstka drives, fnmUhlngs end wnrk, until t P. m. November II, 1SAT; at tha Admlaletrsllnn Building. Castle Brewer Court, Hanford, Flor­ ida, at which time and alec* all bids will he publicly opened end fand aloud. Proposed form* ot eoatreot docu­ ment!, Including nlnne and *p-r|. flcatlon* are on file *1 th* affine of tha Housing Authority at the County ot Semlnol*. Florida at Ad- 1 /3 o n F u « ll LA5T SHOWING NOT • lti:cnMMRNI)Kl> CIIILDREN FOR £4 STARTS TOMORROW Poand for pound fltronjrcr-thnn-stcd, 8-T Triple-Tempered Nylon Cord b oxclusivo with Goodyear. 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Abnormal meaao markedly ar strangely Irregular, which makes It a good word fo r a little noted speech delivered leal Saturday be­ fore a Republican audience la Ala­ mogordo, N .M , by Ray. Richard M. Simpson (R -P a.). Bey GOP Campaign Strategist Simpson Is chairman of tho Re­ publican National Conrressional Campaign Committee which will supervise next year's campaign to retain control o f tha House of Representatives. He la a big man In the House and In his party. If and when Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr., (R-Maaa.) derides to M fr*, Simpson la tha man moat likely t« succeed him as Republican leader, o f the Houae and aa Speak­ er if the GOP ever again la able to win eoutroL In his capacity aa OOP Congres­ sional Campaign Committee ehairman, Simpson told tho New Mail, ean Republicans that there was as poUtlcal future for their party's candidates la attempting te hitch a campaign ride on the Elacnhow- tala. Ha laaaaalil Republicans to endorsa to their cam­ paigns eoty thoee policies of tha Elsanhewar administration beat suited la their localities. “ Not everything undertaken in Washington has met with general voter approval," Simpson said. ‘ TMa la to be expected, and U la up te the candidates for Commas within the ranks af the Republi­ can Party t« make known their dissents end te work to ebangt or to eliminate andealrahle policies when elected." Re fila r Repuhtbaa Simpaon M a regular Republi­ can aa distinguished from a mod­ ern Republican, and among ad­ ministration’ poUctoa to whteh he aggressively objects is big-time government (pending. He helped kill the President's proposal for federal construction of public school*. Simpson hat no use for "spenders in government" and evidantly believes Republican con g m ilon a l candidate* should repu* dlato tha Efftnhower'apendiog-tox pregram In next year** campaign. Since the spcndlng-ta* budget la the foundation stone of ail admin­ istration policy, Simpaon would appear to ba proposing a real bolt. Tha congressman does net see R quite that wav. “ A Republican congressional candidate will not bo breaking with President Elsenhower," he •aid, “ If ha confines his campaign to local Issues and eadenee enly those administration p e l I e l s e which meet the demands af tha candidate's constituents." Perbapa aot. Simpson's out-ofu the-way speech, however, polnta up tha hard choice contrasting R e. publican congressional candidates In next voar'a eamnalrw- Thew must ■choose whother t s n a a t President Elsenhower's spending record or away from H. Shop and Save W eather In Sanford AN INDEPENDENT DAILY Established 1909 SANFORD,, F L O R ID A , NEWSPAPER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1957 United Press Leased Wire NO. 119 2 Gunmen FIRST WINDOW MANUFACTURED at Ilarcar Aluminum Company I* presented to Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Manager John Krldcr. Presenting the window to Krider (far left) are Carl Bchilhe (center) and Harold H. Sherwood (right) owners of tho new Sanford Industry. (Staff Photo) UF Drive Captains M onday Is Deadline Jo Give Complete For Award Nominations Report Monday Deadline for nominations tor the pointed out, whether he is an elect­ Seminole County Junior Chamber ed official, an appointed officer, at Commerce "Good Government •n employe or a community-mind­ Award is Monday. ed citizen. However, he said, no Jayceo President M. L. Reborn £ 2 perssn shall be considered for Jr' *c,tcrda>r ‘ h»t ■ Ju‘, *ln* Committee composed of local nomination if h* la a holder of citizens and Jaycecs is ready to be­ public office who was in a stategin evaluating the nominations re-! wide election or whose appointreived by mall and at the Jsycee j ment i* such that he serves the InfnrmaUaQ Booth. ’ atgja.aa a whole. "W e hope to receive an abun-, ' dance o f nominations for this lm -i J » _ _ J _______ . portant award." Rabom said yes- 0 0 1 1 (1 I 0 r r e S e i l t NEW YORK m - Albert Anast­ an Income tax evasion charge and asia, form er hatchet man for was sentenced to a year In prison. Brooklyn's notorious Murder, Inc., In recent year* he has lived in was shot and filled today by two a Fort Lee, N. J., mansion and gunmen in tho barbershop e f • was an alleged "elder master­ midtown hotel. mind" in the shadowy network of Anastasia whs seated in 0 bar­ big-time U. S. crime and gangster­ ber chair In the shop o f the Park ism. Sheraton Hotel. Two masked man The hotel In which he was slain walked in, draw their guni be­ Is the same one In which notorious hind his chair and fired several gambler Arnold Rothstcin was shots Into the back of his head, shot In 1928, a murder which is still unsolved. It wss knuwn then police said, Anastasia pitched face ferward as ths Park Central. to the floor. The former mobster was pro­ nounced dead at the ccene by Dr. Robert Cestare of St. Claire's Hos­ pital. Police identified him from papers In hi* pocket. Beat Murder Rap* Anastasia, known as tha "lord high executioner" o f Murder, Inc., beat four murder Indictments in the late 1920s and early 1950s and The President o f the Seminole one sentence t<* the electric chair. The federal government failed in County Chamber of Commerce, an attempt to atrip him of U. S .; FMtordajr- repressed approval of citizenship last year. report on the proIn 1955, after two principal wit­ nesses against him mysteriously disappeared, he pleaded guilty to Costello Shot At The shooting followed by less than six months a gun assault on Frank Costello, another "elder mastermind" of crime. Costello was grazed by a bullet fired at his head. Ilia assailant ha* not been found. The proprietor o f tha ParkSheraton flower thop, Constantine Alexia, told police he heard five or six shots ring from the barber shop a* he walked past It in the lobby. “ I looked In and noticed quite a few men running out in a state of dlsirrav with their coats o ff," Alexis said. " I saw Mr. Anastasia on the floor. 1 used to serve him when I worked In another shop and I recognized him. "He had been sitting in the third chair from tha right getting Mora than 500 small business a shave. He itlll had foam on owners and executive* from Ftor* his face." Police said the gunmen fled in­ hla. Including Carl Schllke and Harold H. Sherwood o f Harcar to the street. Aluminum Company and Ala* Smith of Smitty'a Snapp o ' Turtle of Sanford along with others from adjoining itotoi are expected to attend a Southeastern Opportunity Conference to be held at tho - ' ^ Rooaavelt Hotel la Jacksonville on next Tuasday and Wednesday, Oct. 19-30, R waa anneunead this week by Jamea F. Hollingsworth, regional director of tha Small posed dockj and terminal# tor Chamber of Commerce envision an Bualnesa Administration, Atlanta^ Sanford presented to the Board of extensive warehousing and distri­ Ga. Sanford City Commissioners Mon­ bution operation in this vicinity If Tha meeting, being bald u d t f day night by Col. H. C. Rm of Gea the terminal becomat a reality," lha sponsorehlp o f tho Florida and Jenson, consulting engineers McKibbln stated. State Chamber o f Commerce lq "And the saving in transporta­ cooperation with SBA, will open of West I’ alm Beach. Clifford McKIbbln said, In a lat­ tion costa which will benefit agri­ at ten o'clock Tuesday mornlnf ter to The Editor of Tho Sanford cultural, commercial and Indus­ with a welcome from tho Hon. Herald "The latest feasibility re­ trial firms, both existing and lUydon Buna, mayor a t Jack tot* port to the City of Sanford by Gee those to develop In th« future, ba* thirpoaa'of tha meeting bo and Jcnsvn on the Dock 1 * 4 'Ter­ cava* ef the very existence of a minal facility bring* up to date terminal will Justify construction; to furnish Information and guld* the conclusions of the 19t8 Smith low-cost water transportation will ante te artist imaQ firm* to ob» ' and Gillesplo engineers report on by competition lower rates of talnlng contracts from . Govern* the advicablllty of constructing a other freight carriers operating In­ ment tod from largo Industrial to Sanford," said McKibbln. firm* In tha area, and all Interest* dock and terminal facility." He firmly stated, in his letter, •d small business representatives The advantages and anoarent that "The terminals should be con­ are Invited to be present, HoUlnge* profitable operation are well let structed in our opinion for the worth aald. Small business menu* forth In both report*, CofC Presi­ benefit of the community." facturers looking for an added dent McKibbln said, although to line of remarkabto new products my mind "neither report thorough­ will be Interested In a number o f ly exhausts tho possibilities for exhibits displaying items purchaa* barge traffic." cd regularly from small business Pointing out the possibilities for firms both by private Industry H. Grady Herman, 57, passed a- and by the Government barge traffic, he aald "For In­ stance, new automobiles are now way at hit hums at 610 West First Among the largo corporations hauled south on the inland water­ St. at 12:30 p. m. Thursday. providing displays ara: Glen U Herman was born In Boone, N. Martin Co.; Lockhaad Aircraft way to Jacksonville for further distribution; this possibility, to­ C „ July 9, 1900, and has lived In Corp.; Potter Aaronautles Corp.; gether with hundreds of other Sanford for the past 10 years. He Cotswold Fibres, Inc.; O. E. Sack# heavy finished products that find formerly operated Herman's Res­ ely Associates; Pan Electronics, a Central Florida market could taurant on South Park Ave. He and Electron!* Communications, have been Included, with little ad­ was a member of tha Vinton Bap­ Inc., The Chrysler Corp-, General ditional operating cost but *onsld- tist Church o f Vinton, Va. Motors, Ford Motor Co., and Sear* Mr. Herman was a mechanical erable additional operating re­ Roebuck and Co. are expected to Engineer for Conncl, Pierce, Gar venue." have reaprasentatlvea In the meat* land ami Friedman, architectural “ We of the Seminole County ing to discus* prospective pur* engineers of Miami for tha p u t chasing from small buslnaae sup* year. pliers. Survivor* Inciuda: the wife, Mra. Displays oatf ’lt«m« purchased will Bess P. Herman; one son, Ken­ also b* r be provided by a number o f neth G. Herman of New York military installations and Govern* are being "phased out" at NAS City; ono daughter, Anna Lee Her­ ment agencies, as follows: Redman of Sanford; two brother*, Sanford by the A3D. stone 'tone Arsenal, Atomic Energy Aboard the Essex VAH-U held Victor Herman and Charles B. Commission, Naval Aviation Sup* n a post cruise party that featured Herman of Roanoke, Va.; and one ply Office, U. S. Department of a cake-cutting by the Officer-In- sitter, Mr*. Mitchell Powell of Commerce, Atlanta General Depot, Charge, Cdr. Howard C. Ilensen. Roanoke, Va. General Services Adni., Army Funeral services will he held Signifying tho last use of the AJChemical Corps, Air Research Js at 4 p. m. Saturday at Briison l by Eleven on deployment Cdr. Development Command and SBA. Hansen declared that the AJ's Funeral Home with Dr. R. E. RutSeveral epetkers representing land of the First Methodist Church Government agencies at well a* "have earned thsir rest." Detachment 45 of VAIM1 re­ officiating. private industry will discuss pro* Burial will be In the Geneva turns to Sanford this afternoon redures to be used in securing c o o Cemetery. from deployment. tracts. Representatives o f botl) Government and private Industry will participate In panel discuss* Ions to answer questions from the floor in regard to Government cun* tracts and subcontracts with large Industrial firms. Tima will be allotted for those present to examine turns oo dis­ play and to confar with the Gov* ernmtnt and company represen­ tatives present. Over 500 Expected At Southeastern Opportunity Confab Co/C Expresses Approval m Of Feasibility Report United Fund Campaign Chair­ man Harold Kastoer baa called a meeting of hla team captains for a complete report of all worker. as to results t i date, the number, e f "call backs" and any other In­ formation that will bo of help In .Gtfompletlng the aoUclatation on Tehaduto. *■* The meeting has bean aoi for Esrt Toney, chairman o f tha *:20 o'clock nett Monday after­ Seminole Band Association barbe­ noon in the board room of the cue committee announced that 600 First .Federal Savings and Loan Assn. Kastner requested that any­ t .r t „ .. I h . f t n r « « - ; u „ d er Big T o p ’ The last meeting of the Semi­ chicken halves are ordered f«r tha one wishing Information about the nole County Sportsman's Associa­ barbecue to he held Saturday at United Fund telephone FA^2-t911. The recipient o f tho local "Good r V u r i n r * U r . I f T i m n tion before the hunting season be­ 6:30 p. m. at the Elks Club. be L l U T i n g M O l f - I IIT ie A larger crowd than has at­ Campaign treasurer Koy F. Government Award" w i l l gins will b« held Tuesday night at Mann reported the following con­ nominated to receive one o f the. The "Marching Seminole*'* of the Elk's Club Annex beginning at tended before is expected for the feed U» raise funda to purchase tributions In amounts of 135 or five Good Government Awards to j Sanford will present the pageant 8:30 p. m. * io r e : Florida State Bank, $300; bo presented i t the Jsycees Fall I "Under The Big Top" during the Two speakers, Russell Saxton new band uniform*. Many «rdcrs M r. and Mrs. Wilson Home, $100; Conference in Naples on Nov. 16. half-time at the Somlnolc-Wlntcr and Eric Watson of New Smyrna will be delivered to hnmaf for The latter award* are of state- Park football game in the Munlcl- Reach, will talk on tho breeding tho*e who place their name on the Wert Jewelry Store$23; Irvin pal Stadium tonight. The specta- ground and Farmington area In delivery list by Friday noon and Fleischer, $23; and T.O. Brown wide recognition. a separate line will be set up for Nomination blanks may be oh- cular extravaganza with 80 yards Volusia Copnty. Jr., *23. tained from any member o f the I of colorful pennants and a trainThere will h« no meetings of those desiring to take out orders. TV VIEWING GAINS The band will he present to Jaycee* or from the Jsycee In- i*«lin as field props 1* by popular tho Seminole County Sportsman's WASHINGTON (U P )-T o u r out , formation Booth at tho corner of request the repeat performance of Association during the coming furnish martial music for the •r five American homes bad tele­ North Park Ave. and Seminole * three ring circue. I hunting season. A spokesman for event. vision seta aa of last April. T h e Boulevard. i Performers In ring three will the group said "every member is latest survey o f tha Cenus Bureau Any resident o f Seminole Coun- be Dottle Williams and Nancy urged t<s attend." also showed a sharp climb from ty may be nominated for th is. Richard*, who will depict a wild B0 when only U per cent of all For Information On award, Jaycee President Raborn animal act and in ring two Michmerlcaa household* bad TV. CIRCULATION ael Pope and head marjoretto PH. FA 2-2611 June Jennings will perform an ac­ robatic duo. Trampolln artistry or after 6:30 p.m. will be displayed In the center ring PII. FA 2-0973 featuring Charles English and as a special guest Greg Ganas from Plnocrest School, In front of the three rings the Seminole cheerleaders will perPlayer*— A m erica'i leading pop , . , . ... Upon obtaining membership in composer of "F.bb T U f , I ? rm ‘ u™blln/ a,ct‘ . ,n d II1part. * i Detachment 45 of Heavy port, the Essex sailed past such Abe Seminole Mutual Concert Assn. harpist, "Shanexl La" etc In a program lhe TwU*lng Seminole* will act as stu ck Squadron Eleven returned places a* Canada, Iceland, the u l « year, members will nick three designed to pirase aH tastoawlth riowna. Included in the .town ?rom operation "Strlkeback" it .Wore*, the Faeroe Islands, Nor­ artists from a group of six that "larked what will be the last use way, and the Brislsh Isles. After they would ilka to appear in San­ clin ica l, popular and novelty trrIou.p® *rf= B*tt,y tunes. rjml* Smith' Evi* K r,t,art- Judy of the North American AJ-l Sav- operating north o< the Arctic Cir­ ford this season. The Village Players—Threo very ,,erron* Delorls Hargraves, Pat aif# |„ an operational deployment, cle the Detachment "w as happy Workers, who are weeding up talented New York actor* In a ' Marty Stemper and Susan q-h, squadron is rapidly rcplaring to return to the Sanford sunshine." tho campaign tomorrow, have vot- cleverly narrated program called The AJ-l aircraft flown by tho venerable A M with the Douiag ballots {or each member to "Men A Women” with scenes Eleven on this cruiser will short­ All of this ictioa packed show glas AID Skywarrlor. fill out, listing attractions that from famous plays, short stories, will begin when drum major Ber-| VAH-11 was aboard tha USS ly be transferred to NAS, Litch­ will be available. and closing with Chekov’s hilar­ ry St. John gives the down beat Essex (CVA 9) during the recent field Park. Arlz., a collecting | svy aircraft being reDick Aiken, president of the ious one act farce-comcdy, "The to the well known circus tune NATO naval exercise* in Septem­ for all organization, said that anyone In- Boor” . ber and October. In these two placed f newer models. The AJ's "Thunder and Blazes". ' ^ r e s te d who has not been conBandmsster Cowley has Includ months tha Detachment cruised Lott# Goslar A Her Pantomlne tacted pleas* stop by campaign circus—7 dances, actor* and sing- ed avery act possible within the nver 13.006 mile* or more than headquarters, 119 South Park Ave. ' tr t a hilarious all comedy pro- six minutes time limit to present half way around the earth and lati­ •r phone FA 2-1233. i gram entitled “ For Humans On' a "thrilling and eolorful halftime covered over fifty degrees tude. Starting from NAS, Mayi pageant." Workers today revealed a list ly." o f the artiste and a snyopsls on j ------------------------------------------------each as follows; Tha Little Choral*—Eight mix*] voices staged by the same team that last year gava you the ChanWASHINGTON (U P »-P re*ld *n t; The eommunlqu* wa* almost Anglo-American partnars are con­ 'Icleers Male Quartet—offeung a ^Varied program of musical com­ Eisenhower and British P r i m e certain to sound an optimistic sidering spreading the budding edy, classical, folk songs and stag­ Minister Harold Macmillan w *r*' note on U.S. and Allied scientific new scientific entente in some de­ gree to nations belonging t<, the ed scenes from opera and oper­ reported ready today to seek a and weapons developments. The President and Prime Minis­ 15-nation North Atlantic Treaty scientific allianc* of 40 or more ettas. Organization, the Southeast Asia "Rosalinda" (Dia Fledermaua) Free World nations to counter ter held their fourth meeting Treaty Organization, the Baghdad Thursday night—an Informal sup­ Russia’s new challenge. — By Johann Strauss— this ever Outlines of the big two "grand : per and conference at the White Pact, the Western Hemisphere popular musical comedy present­ w*ra expected to be r e -' House. Secretary o f State John Treaty and other defense arrangeed by a company of ten attractive concept" ......................... young singers and actors, fully v**>fd, at least in part. In the ft- Foster Dulles and British Foreign I menu staged with costumes, lighu. a t nal communique slated for Issu- ( Secretary Selwyn Lloyd were 1 Speeding the first step in this Flayers, Incorporated— w :>q last •nee at the close of the Eisen- present. The meeting broke up at direction, the President scheduled j a business and lunch meeting tosarear gave you "Charley's Aunt" hower-MacmilL-m talks late today. { 9:32 p.m. e.d.t. The President and Prime Minis- j The President and kfacmillan day with Paul Henri-Spaak, secre>tM« year offering your choice of "Tam iag of the Shrew” or "R om ­ ter were elated to bold the last hava already set in motion plans tary general of NATO and a of their three-day sessions at the to step up cooperation in nuclear strong proponent of more allied eo and Juliet". White House at 2.30 p m, e.d.t. : and military fields. Two top-level cooperation in all fields. Macmil­ G»rsoa Ysssin— Brilliant young Their communique will contain committees composed o f senior of- lan wa* to Join tha President and American pianist who has been aa "extensive report" on meas-1 flcials of both countries were ereSpaak later (about 2 p m. e.d.t.). soloist with the Bostoa Pope over urea to Increase Anglo-American ated Thursday to study and make The President he* Informed JO timee under Autur Fiedler; alee scientific-military cooperation, o f recommendations—one in the nu­ Macmillan he will seek congres­ soloist with the New York Phil­ flcialt said. It also will condemn clear field and the other in the sional modifications of tha stiff CUTTING TUB CAKE .Unifying tha lannchlng a f V A H -lts AJ-l aircraft for NAF Litchfield Park, harmonic. Sea F nocieee Ayna- Russian sabre-rattling to the Mid­ military field with emphasis oa secrecy terms at the 1946 Atomic Aria, la CDS. Howard C. Haneea. Officer In Charge at VAH-11 Det-ll that has Just returned to east and erg* new step* toward •'missi»e* sod rocketry." Energy Act to permit etoeer shar­ Man/ord from aboard Id* L'NS K«se« (C VA -th Assisting CUB. ilsasew are: Harold M. Smith, AQC peace la the explosive Bible lands. Informed source* iild todny the ing with Britain. (left) and Jack K. Smith. ADC (right). (Official U. S. Navy Photo) New Smyrna Men To Speak Tuesday To Local Sportsmen 600 Chicken Halves Ordered For Band Barbecue Saturday Grady Herman, 57, Dies Yesterday « Concert Assn. Reveals Synopsis O n Artists Additional Local News On Page 3 VAH-11 Back From N A T O Exercises Ike, Mac Seek Scientific Alliance F. Mebane To On Monday Club Luncheon Sanford Rotarlana at their regu*Ti lar weekly meeting Mondag noon at tha Yacht Club will hava aa their guest Frank Mabana Jr., gen* eral manager o f tha N. Y. Giants Mayfair Inn, Mayfair Motel and Mayfair Country Club who will (tags a somewhat different typa o f program, according to •'Kim** Kimbrell, chairman for the day. Mebane la addition to his ac­ tivities in handling the local re­ sort facilities, la highly regarded aa a master of eeremonies Kim* bee# said, and will. In aB pro­ bability, prove highly eetert lin­ ing, If aot instructive. ) �; t ---- ----------------- ' ' . .______________ 2 8 . lfC T ChuAck WnifcsA. HaV Eutfertxt Family t a n k * U/HATS W R O N G f l f f t t ? Sunday School Helloes* Meeting Open Air (Strait 1S:« ai U :00 «.i Meeting) • : » r fS Miration Meeting VM pi Prayer Maatlas 7:31 p.m. Open-Air (S tm t T:Mpi Meeting) • :» Geerge Paaald. Aaet Chareh Sehaal Church Sehoal Warahlp Erealag Wonhlp “ Everybody laritad nr services.” Car. F w i i W I I t O ik A n Sunday School t:4f a.*. Morulas Worahip lerrte# 11:00 a. m. •mining Uniov • :« p m ZTtnla* Worihlp • p m . Wednesday Prayar MeeHag t P * . “ Como thou with aa ta d wo will d o thao good.” SAXTOBD SEVTTAL CENTSB S ot. L. F. Taahar, S ca la r School Filter 10 p m . LASS MART BAFTOT OUVKL Late Mary, Fla. Faster — l a v . W. A. BOo t h Sunday School t : « a ja . Morning Worahip U * j b . Training Union 1:10 p ja . Evening Worahip 7 * y.m. Prayer Meeting Wad. T:S0 p.a. iNUeo WeeteaB4.4S SANFOBD SEYBKTB-DAY a o v b s t is t c a u s e s Barmth SC and Urn A re. Paatar A . C. KeClur* Sokhath Sehaal Saturday ItlO a * Wanhip Sarrlea 11 Paatar. B, C. Brava A Church WUb A Frtaafly Wat> Thraa mike wart of Sanford a* flrat stm t, than right at Maaroa Coraar. “Hot famldas tha assembling of ou m lm tapathtr, aa tha manner of seme la; hod exhorting o u another: aid ao much the aura, ai ye aeo the day approaching.” Hah. 10:3* Sunday School- 10 a. a . M anias Warship-41 a. m. Sunday School 1:45 amt Training Union—7 p. m. Moralof Worahip 10:4S a.m Evening Worahip—0 p. m. Watlayaa Youth 4:45 pm . Prayer Maetlas Wednesday night STaalag Worihlp 7:10 p.m. —A P* atWednesday Prayer Maotias 7:30 PJB. Ertryoao Wsleoaa Omar •« Wdat Fifth and Bally Erasing Evi weekly Service*: Tutiday and Thuraday 7:4* p m . regular Saturday Morulas Broad­ cast oter WTHR 10:11 a m. c a u s e s op ood Bar. J m I D. B r**». Paatar f roach A n aM m i 81 Sunday School 1:41 a.m. EvaaftliiUc Strriea 7:30 p.m. Mid-Week Service Tuaaday T:M jn . Young Paopla Sarriaa T k v > LUTBEIAN c s u b c s OP T S E S E D S X E IB S S W. n th P lica Phene PA M W Tha Bar. Phillip Sehkaima— KBENEEES METSODIFT Paatar CSUBCS Cltna Saigkta Sunday S:15 a.m. (Tha Church with a Glowing Bib la CUM *:13 Heart) Sarrlea 10;to a.m. “ Prayer For Tha Day” Phona FA Bar. Cbarltt P. Brown Paator Sunday School 10 a.m. CUfford pun. E. John ton, superintendent. r a n c a u s e s o r c s s is r Preaehlng Sarrlea U a.m. SCIENTIST Prayar meeting. Wednesday, 7:30 100 E. Becead S t p.m. Sunday Sarrlea 11 *•*• Sunday Servieaa 11:00 a .a . Sunday School 11:00 a.m. TSE CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CSUBCS Wednesday Evening Mooting* S:00 Park A r p A lUh SC p.m. Sunday Lcttoa S e ru m — “ tSrtotlaa Sunday School 1:45 p a p Science” Worship u :4 o i p Beading Boom locatad la Form of Church Bulldiog open to publie 3.10 to 4:30 p.m. Tuaaday and Thuridiyi. A eordlal Inriutloo la extended to all to attend ea t aarrleaa and uia the Beading Boom. ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN M Slivla (Near Otriada) JUr. Stephan M. Toby Paatar Morning Worahip t:2S am. Minion Broadcast at 0:50 a.m. over WORZ (740 he) Sundiy School 9:00 a.m*—for ail tse groups. Christian milSUan Day School — Monday CHURCH O f JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS J. G. Brooks — Branch President CUy Hall Sunday SUiool i® Sacrament Meeting • P-®Wednesday Primary Maating at Talbert F. Vaughan Jr. Church News On' Page 3 Here1! what! 1. The Bible is on the bottom shelf, hard to get at, which means the family doesn’t use it frequently. 2. The Bible she’s reaching for is written in grown-up language* too hard for her to understand all by herself. 3. The little girl is alone— and she needs help! W h y should the Bible be on the bottom shelf, and why should this little girl have to seek its truth by herself? The Church stands ready to help your child— and you! I t will help you to understand the Bible and its message of God’s nndiscourageable love for you, your children and all mankind. GOSPEL MEETING Trie**.., •*w or. ITlaaue H.krrw* This “ Support -The Church” Series, Published Each W eek in The Sanford Herald with the approval o f the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is made possible by the co-operation o f these wellknown business establishments: BERGSTROM Church Of Christ SUNDAY— A ^ f. “ UnfinJnhnd Prayer*" P~M. ''Faith ft Sight" EVENING SERVICES 7:45 RADIO SERVICE W T R R -9 :1 5 A.M. OCTOBER 20th — OCTOBER 27th OfULUOTA BAPTIST CHURCH C G. Swaggarty Paator Suadir School 10 Morning Worahip Sarrlea 1} a.m S T I N E / PHOTO SERVICE MACHINE ft SUPPLY CO. G E N E ’ S AMERICAN OIL CO. SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS M. R. Strickland, Contractor FLORIDA STATE BANK o f Sanford W1LSON-MAIER SANFORD LINOLEUM ft TILE COMPANY THE TEXAS COMI FURNITURE COMPANY J. C. Dcvli, C oulg W A R N E R ’ S CELERY CITY S M I T T Y ’ S S A N F O R D GULF SERVICE PRINTING COMPANY SNAPPIN’ TURTLE AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY Cl McREYNOLDS SANFORD PROGRESSIVE MRS. APPLEBY’S DRUG COMPANY AUTO PARTS PRINTING COMPANY RESTAURANTS A. K. SHOEMAKER W. W. HORNE W A D E S NE-HI BUILDER TRUCK BROKERAGE CO, IN C SUPER MARKET BOTTLING COMPANY SANFORD ATLANTIC N O R E T Z CAVANAUGH TIRE SERVICE RATLIFF ft SONS NATIONAL BANK PHOTO SHOP 1401 So. French Arc. AUTO PARTS NICHOLSON BUICK CO. THE KILGORE SEED CO. W H E E L E R FERTILIZER COMPANY BOYD-W ALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE SANFORD ELECTRIC Evangelist Talbert F. Vaughan Jr. “ Come Let Us Reason Together Sanford, Fla. lO U i » m Additional FRIDAY— “Tha Church" SATURDAY— "Tha Creed o f the New Teetlment Church" PAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST Lord's Day: Blbla Study at 10 a.m. Worihlp Service 11:00 p m . Evening Sarrlea 7 p.m. Everyone Walcoma FREE METHODIST Laurel o r a at < Bui i w . ) CSUBCS OF C8RU Y Sad and Elm S t Ralph B rew * Jr. Evangelist SUNDAY Bible School ---------, . 10 p i Worahip A Communion .. 11 a.m. Evening Warahlp _____ 7:43 p.ra. WEDNESDAY Bibla Study —. . . — .. 7:45 p.m. wrong with that? at the elementary gradaa gerten.) ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHAPSL Eldar Bprlaga Bpoaaorad by First Baydal Church Baafeed. Fla. Joe Douthitt, Paator Sunday School 1:45 p m . Pr«aehia« U:00 a.m. Evanlng Sarrlea 7:30 p. m. “ WELCOMES YOU” Paatar Wm. L. Btepebns Aaaodato B. D. CrelfJow Sunday School 10 a Morstag W on kip Ua Blblt Study 7 p Evening Sarrlea 1:45 p Kid vaak Sarrlea Wadnasday 7:45 p A charming picture of a lovely little girl reaching for a Bible. What could possibly be ■ 2nd Street A Elm COMPANY ROY WALL PLUMBING THE MAYFAIR INN R1T7 THEATRE �Jate Diet HOLLYWOOD SR _ Zaa Zsa Ga bor Is on a date diet—not the kind that grow on palm t m i nor toe calendar variety, but the two-leg­ ged type wbo squire her to the Simstt Strip night spot?. CDB. J. M. TULLT CO, VAH-4, PRESENTS U A SO t« Eigtehardt ■ark r u n . nxr* lM ilk. •' * M - ■ w rtF T T . ••*-, » 4 * A TUG-OF-WAR TEAM k dragged through a man mada water holt events follow Inc a VAH-S pkalr. _____ Additional Church News and others without a regular place o f worship In Sanford. Youth groups, Wed., 6:30 p. m. THE SANFORD CONGREGATION ef Jehovah's Witnesses CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN 1421 West 1st. St. ; CHURCH Sunday 1 p.m. Watchtower study Member Of The Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Congregation UNITED CHURCH OT CHRIST Bible study - Corner Park Avenue and 24th St. Friday 7:30 p.m. Ministry school mJ.' Bernard Root, Minister rriday 4:30 p.m. Service meeting . Fred Ensmlnger, Associate FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Organist, Helen WUte CHURCH Associate. Mrs. Merwin Crandall Osh Ave. and 3rd St. Reader, Glenn Utt The Kev. A. G.McInnU. Minister Acolyte, Brian Thurston Sunday School — 9:45 a. m. Mra. George Touhy. Minister of Morning Worship — .........11 a. m. Music The Junior Choir will have a part M in Katherine Brown, D.C.E. Chapel C h oir............ ... Anthem 4:45 a. m. Service Sermon: “ Mosea and the Burning Anthem "Resslonal” Youth Choir Sermon: “ A QueUlon 1 Must An­ . Bush" Mr. Mclnnls '# T h e Royal Arch Masona wtU b e , swer" . SPECIAL GUESTS AT THE a.m. -Sunday School 10:30 a.m.—Session meet* for MORNING SERVICE. prayer in the Session Room. The Nursery Will Take Cere at 11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP small Children Anthem "The Omnipotence" LAKE MARY CHURCH OF NAZARENE East Crystal Lake Drive Pastor Rev. S. L. Drawdy Sunday: _ Bi|>le School 4:45 a. m. # Morning Worship U a. m. Young Peoples Meeting 4:45 a. m. Evangelistic Service 7:30 p. m. Wednesday: Prayer Band Meeting 4 a. m Prayer Meeting Service 7:30 On the first Wedneeday evening at each month at 7:30 o'clock Is the regular missionary mseting. { COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Lake Mary, Rev. Alexander Linn, Minister R. W. Keogh. Sunday School Supirintendrnt V rs. Jnmee M. Thompson, Orga­ ns* Sunday School — ......... 10 a. m. Morning Worship.......... II a. m .! A cordial Invitation If extended to an. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (0 "Where You Are Never a Stranger But Once" 1407 Sanford Ava. - Sunday School, 4:43 a. a . Adult lesson. "Using or Abusing Our Freedom " Morning Worship, 11 o'clock Pre­ lude, "Memory” (Clarke). Offer­ tory, "In the Silence" (Wilson). The choir will ting an **»hem. Sermon. "The Worth of God's . Benefits” (Ps. 114:12). Ample offVi street parking. Nursery provided. Evening Worship, 7 o'clock. Infor­ mal congregational singing. Pas­ tor Perry L. Stone will preach on "Unsung Heroes," the seventh and final sermon In a seriea •« "Th* 12 Apostle*." Everyone U Invited, especially new residents. Navy families, sea­ sonal vljltors, weekend guest*. The Hungarian beauty, one of fUmtown'a most sought-after gla­ mour girls, la rationing her time. "From now on two nights a week are for men. Five nights art for study," she says. Zaa Zaa la serious about her fast-rising acting career and h as1 been studying with her friend. ! actress Agnes Moorehead. In a d -, dltion, sha spends long hours of | analytic watching In front of her television screen. Looks, Diamoads, Romances “ i •Tve been known for my looks, my diamond* and my romances. far Now I want to be admired for my (O ffk U l u. S .’ Na'vy Pilau) acting," -Zsa Zsa smiled. Word has born getting around, and Zsa Zaa har been deluged with film and television scripts. I f sh e: accepted half the deals tha co lo r-' ful Gabor gal could buy all (be diamonds she wanted. She recently returned from Lon- ( don where she played opposite Shakesperlan actor Anthony Quayle In "The Queen and Smith.” London’s film row eays Zia Zaa has arrived as a strong dramatie actres*. Hollywood got the mes­ sage with her performances In "Death of a Scoundrel," and "The -Girl In the Kremlin." All this doesn't mean Zsa is forsaking her reputation ae a glamour girl. She Is aa incapable of entering a room unnoticed aa would be tha Santa Ft Superchief, Me One Glamour Ghi WUh Marilyn Monroe Inactive in the East, Grace Kelly retired In Monaco and Ava Gardner selfexiled In Spain, La Gabor la Hol­ lywood'* current number on* gla­ mour girl. "Glamour and being a person­ ality are good," the admits. "S o are diamond*. Husband* are good at Lake Golden during alkietie —o r at laaet tome of them. But (Official U. S. Navy Pkoto) K is also good to hi a good act★ ★ ★ re**.’ ' Zee Zaa seta the pace for other actreisee when it come* te witty remarks, too. On* of her clas­ sies. "Never have I hated a man enough to Insult him by returning The crew o f Heavy Attack hie diamonds." Squadron FIVE laid aatde their Some of her Gsboriama have gear for an afternoon and had shown up In recent movie and TV scripts. a picnic at Lake Golden. " I don’t mind If other women— Athletic events were the order of the day. Engelhardt, AES hop­ or oven my own sister,-Evatry te ped to a victory In the sack race*: Imitate me. Mama aaya this 1* Crum, ATS became horseshoe a compliment and ae far as I'm pitching ehamp; the chiefs beat concerned. Mama hasn't been the officers ami the crew In tha wrong yet.** softball little world aeries; and The topper te Zia Zss'a climb Cdr. J. M. Tully Jr., broke' the to dramatie stardom Is oo the tape first In a sprint among senior fire at 20th Orntury-Fox where plans art cooking far “ Tha Zsa officers. The big event o f the aft»n»oon Zia Gabor Story" to ba filmed— was a series of tug-of-war con­ with Zaa Zsa playing tha title tests In which all divisions partici­ role. pated. It was won by tha men from the Radio Shop after three bruising contests. Five Enjoys Picnic At Lake; Holds Athletic Events Chancel Choir Sermon: "A Question I Must An' swer’ ’ Nurseries lor children under three, and Hires to six, avery Sunday morning during the wosh'p hours, 4:43 a.m. and 11 a.m. 6 p .m — Senior. High Fellowship Youth Building 7:30 nm . EVENING WORSHIP Sermon: "Gracious Invitation Mr. Mclnnls FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 314 Park Ave. (A Southern Baptist Charch) W. P. Brooks Jr. Pastor Fred B. Fisher Associate Pastor Sir. W. L. Hannon Director of Music Mrs. Guy Rishop Director of Musis Organist Mrs. Marvin Milan 4:43 a.m Morning Worship g uni*v " gc Kool 9:45 a.m M ornl„ j Worship 11 a.m. 4.43 p.n.. Training' Union 8 p m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Service (Nursery for all service*) (Earphone* for hard o f Hearing) SIGN LANGUAGE Sunday School Claa* 9:41 a.m. WELCOME J. A. Hunt Sup*. Sunday School Church horn* located temporarily In Pinecreet School. Sunday School 9:44 a.m. Worship Service II a.m. Training Union 4:30 p.m. Evening Servire 7:43 p.m. Nursery provided. Wednesday Evening Prayer Serr icn 7:30 FIRST ME7HODIST CHURCH Dr. R. E. Rutland. Pastor Sunday School 9:43 a. m. Morning Worship 11 a. m. Sermon— "Excuse Me Please"— Pastor MYF Supper 4 p. m. followed by regular meeting. Evening Service 7:30 p. m. Sermon— "D o We Need A Re­ vival?"— Pa-tor 1:30 p. m.—Recreation for yottng people— McKinley Hall PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH (Affiliated with the Southern Bap­ tist Convention 301 West Onora Road Jo* H. Courson Pastor Eoghanviola Kennel* are still on top at the end of th* fifth week o f bowling with 14 wins and four losses in the Saadspur Bowling League. Close behind la Leary and Wil­ son Dinar with 12 wins and eight losses. Robson Sporting Go-4s his won 11 and lost nine, Harriett's Beauty Nook won eight and lost 1 2 ,Hollywood Shop has s*v«n wins and IS toast* and Rollins Hobby Shop has six wine and 14 loises. Individual high game scratch of 173 tnd high handicap game of 210 both go to Bobby Fernandes. In­ dividual high s«ri*s scratch of 474 goes to Lillian Donat and high series handicap goes to Jane Petre with a 337. Team high for three games goes to Robson Sporting Goods with 2374 and team high for a single game goes to Leary and Wilson Diner with 419. Lake Mary Ir NHUN N. HWKHN, MJ. ACER vulgaris la g major teen-f duetad by Dr. Beatrice H. Euhm aI* problem. Many adult*, too.'of Charleston, West Virginia, who are troubled by thla skin disorder.1reported "excellent" result* In 44 Along with physical discomfort.'per rent of thorn treated and acne frequently causes strong “good" results in 48 per cent. rsrtS sa ? 7 rtb’ ei»« •• w*ti * tn these testa, natlanta put a Just a glaftce at my dally mall small amount of tha meatcatton show* how very real these physl- on the cnUre face and other a feal and emotional dlffleulttes are. fected areas twice a day, rubbing By RTTTE JANE KEOGH Funeral Services For Fred Stein Are Held Today Mr. and Mrs. Sherlock returned Fred Stein. 30, passed away at last week after spending the the local hospital at 12:13 p. m. spring and summer at thrir home Thursday following a abort Ill­ In r Mt*a v Y. ness. Mr. Stein was bom Sept. 2. 1407 The building he# at the Com­ munity Presbyterian Chureh last In Wielbach. Germany and was engaged in the Jew-dry and lugg­ Various Mathoda m r"Hy. csturdsy w*« deemed a huge suc­ age busbcjj ca Snnf-rt her*. Lotion W as Enough cess by the Rev. Alexander Linn a iv written w i i i k i i numerous ituuiciuue columns lutuiiiiie He had lived tn Sanford tine* I'v* and the Bulldinr. Committee. 1940 and made his home at 241S In ths past about various methods' In ensured of treating acne. But because of J"*1 1 «rf«tt Throughout the day an average Elm Ave. He wa« a member of tb* the volume of mail I hava been of 32 men worked. At noon the Masonic Lodge 62 of Sanford and receiving on the aubleetln recent 7 h s ? « i° u le d a member of the Jewish Chureh ladies of the church served a de­ Congregation of Orlando. weeks, I thought you'd like to.th! * ° tl" n 1 af Tmorove* know about on* of the latest The first evidence of Improve licious dinner to the workers. An* Survivors Include hU wlf* tad treatmenu for it intent waa that the skin became vhvrfrni-nvttsAna onmhtmtinn softsr and smoother. In some other Bee will be held Nov. 2 three children. Charles. Susan and a cases this occurred within one starting at 9 a. m. The Committee Steven, all of Sanford: and on* sister whose home is In Chicago. whleh doesn't stain the skin, has>r »*■ » '« * • *ft« r ‘ h* lollon plans to have the doa/s and win* HI. dovra ready to put In place and rew rt'T n W o S S W ‘.V .l T « get the full benefit from the Funeral tervires were held afc American )u - treatmenk medication.mty several month* ef the remainder rf the kitchen room 1 p. tn. today at the Brisson Fun­ American Medical Medical Women's women s At * rfqulred. aoctatlon. eral Home and remains were ready to complete. QPtSTION AND ANSWtg shipped to New York City for bur­ Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith of WayT. L : My doctor told me that ial. cross, Ga., last week became tha ThU lotion reportedly speeds I have a dropped kidney. Would Improvement more than routine this have any Influence on my parents of a daughter weighing poLO GROUNDS IN NEW R 0L 8 therapy. It U composed of a becoming pregnant? 9li pounds. The proud Lake Mary i NEW YORK (U P)— City Con' number of Ingredients of which Answer: In most cases, preg­ coordinator Robert I grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E. struclion - the ehlef one U hydrocortisone. nancy can occur tn persona with : W. Smith of Crystal Lake Nur- Moses predicted Thursday that tb« Testa of tha lotion were con- a dropped kidney. Polo Grounds, the former horn* of |sery. Mr. and Mrs. Stanly Donohoo the former New York Glanta, will of Milwaukee. W b.. were calling' |*«mie • site for a Harlem houson friend* In this area last week. I " « project. Mose* said "there was — .................... *-••■*-The -Donohoos lived here while he "some possibility of negotiating an served as Dental Officer at th* agreement to g«l possession" be­ fore the present baseball leas* ex­ NAS pire* in 1962. / 'M r. and Mra. A1 Bryant and The Her. Joel D. Brown of Chicchildren of Winter Haven spent DODGERS STUDY L. A. ago, 111. hag assumed the pastorSaturday with her parent* Mr. and NEW YORK W — Club Preal. ate o f the Churrh of God on , Mri> w y. Thorn*. dent Walter O'Malley leads a par­ Trench Ave., at X2nd St. 1 Thr R ev.' Qon't forget the P-TA Halloween ty of 30 Dodger officials which unanimous |Carnival to be held at the school flew to Lo« Angeles today for a Brown waa elected by un three weeks JFriday. Nov. 1, starting at 4 p. week's study ef the team'g new vote of the members thre Y ™ * »' home. ago, after aftar the Rev. Harry Hander- » - The .. gin at 9. There will b« lots of hot ton resigned to accept M o t h e r , ^ e|ke| etndy , nd , old Rev. Brown Tal< Takes Church Of Goc God Pastorate Here church. |drinks for sale so plan to come The Rev. Brown was pastor o f , early and stay late, the Narragansett Avenue Church; r m very sorry the Lake Mary o f God In Chicago four year* pre­ news Is so old when It comes to vious to his coming to Sanford. print. I send It In hut 1 have no During hb four yrst* in Chicago way of knowing when It will ap­ o f th* Narragansett A v e n u e pear In the paper. So please don't he organised five new churches cut stop calling. Perhaps soon It can Church, and more than doubled b* arranged to have It printed the membership of his own con­ before it gets too old. 3ty phone la FA 23404. gregation. Bob Reaves stopped by Monday to tall us about hit boy. Bobble NEW RED AIR ROUTE Jean and Bobby hava * big boy LONDON (U P)—Radio Moscow 8 lb. 11 ox. born early Monday reported today that one of Rus­ morning at thn Seminole Memorial sia’ * TU-I04 Jet airliners ha* made Hospital. Mother, Daddy and baby a test run over a proposed Mos- are fine Bobby looked fo proud cow-Kamehatka air route which his shirt button* were about to pop would be the longest In Russia. off. Our sincere congratulations The broadcast said regular service to th* three of you. on the rout* will begin next week. W AN TED • • • • • Scrap Iron Hrnm • Copper IktUcrlw • Radiator* Junk Cana Junk Truck* ZUCKERMAN SALVAGE YARD 1 Milo Went o f Monro# P.O. On OnutR# Bird. Phone PA 2-2694 or Write P. O. Box 223 Lake Monro* Dress Carnival! Eoghanviola Kennels Still Leading League ALL S O U * CATHOLIC CHURCH Oak Ave. at 9th At. Rev. Rlrhard Lyons, Pastor Sunday Masse* 415 a. m . 8:00. 9:00, 10.00 and S .N A S at 11:13 a. m daily. 11:00 a. m. Sanford Naval Air Evlaing Devotions Station, Sunday Mass at 12.00 Thursday at 7;tS p. m. noon. Confess lows Weekly Masses Saturday—4 to 3 p. m. and 7.30 Dally at 7:15 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHUHCH OF GENEVA Paetor Jack L. Stewart 10 a. ns. Sunday School 11 a. m Morning bervie# Evening Service 4 VO p m Training Union 7:30 p. m. Preaching 7:30 p.m Wed. Prayer Serrtc* New Lotion Gives Aid To Sufferers Of Acne Tha Sanford Herald— P a ft V Fridar, * October 25. 1DG7 - Saturday October 26th Sale Begins 9:00 a.m. Never before «uch an opportunity In Sanford. HOLLYWOOD SHOP I* having a drenn carnival of FALL DRESSES. Thin I* your chance lo purchane quality merchandine at SPECIAL PURCHASE PRICES. Three beautiful tailored and drenay drrenen that HOLLYWOOD SHOP hua special purchased are in nizen 7-15, 10-21). 11!',.24'4. Gabardinre, erepen, cottonn ft many other lorely fabric*. Solid*, print*, plaida and 4tripe.i in the rary latent style*. Former Values To $14.95 o a UP TO P h o n e b * fo r« SPECIAL PURCHASE PRICES * * 5 $600 5 .8 8 no on fo r y o u r monoy later ‘ 8 .9 8 th * * i i t i a d a y I 111444 Y o u * « lo o t y o u r IUM o w n re p a y m e n t A * V .F .W . P oit 3282 — Sanford Music By “Ashley’s Quintet” SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2«th LOCATED ON HI-WAY 17-92 p lan I 1M2J4 41241 0444 SUM KM 941 JU 4= r- F A M re v MNANCI ~ \ j!L |U>D<>c{ S I R V I C I . INC. o f Sarnf*rd 125 S*^/fc Fori: Avenue * T*ie*h*n«: FA.Has 1-4411 •t •*•-•••••• ................. .. arrrrari Stock Up Now I * ^ ®^ | While Prices Are Low! �J *Trsls -r t i n t ia r»: aoO 1 t*n Germ any Sanford and Scminoie C oun ty arc r*ciivte| a b a it aharv, a big pereantaga o f economic "abota ia the arm /’ Thera are many reason* why borineaa and professional people, where individual*, e h k leader*, indoatrialst* ahould alt be optinietie about the future here. The griper or the pessimist doesn’t have a l e g to aland on” In this particular Cen­ tral Florida Area. Outaider*. for many j * * , ported to Sanford with n ertti* « p m « weft • toepttal to Most* ^ M rinr - tWf U the arm where m l m i there an a number ti can profit moat. Their rea- . ouch hoiptult to Canada and ^ have been: natural resource*; ideal Britain. Dr. Castelnnove-Todrec t, recreational facilities; fine schools; plenty , bowvrer. had no cbolcs about it ia that remote Alaskan hospital; churches; and plenty o f friendly, cour* i ha had an •‘dated” ward far fateoua. neighborly people. ’ , Little, then, did people hen believe tha , fjj ^ K l a aae g ^ m <m m w mm w ^ m ■ The mentally 01 women wan of Sanford and Seminole County would grow *|" O I © I Q I I I* © S V* O ITT ITT O 0 I d T V aO dtgreao, the “ acute­ ly disturbed. hallucinating, or da* , och u the past five years luia produced, By M. MCCAMN Zhukov. ef e w e , la as mack teemed te kart streettva." Bat they always ware We are now looking at ourselves critically ■£ fluff C im w fc a t a Cemmeaist as Kkrasfteftew is. tie IT aaytktog is eagedatieea la the afarefty to the female and asking—what can we do now to keep Martha! Gcargi K. Z h u k ov 's He alee It a member ef tke Cam- U to tree tkat duriac the daft I ward ward when the majority thought this going? treatment ew Ms visit te Yege- muslst Party Presidium which The recognised tke Cemracniat The answer anawer could be sunsrred simply j, slaria ladkete tkat U aot not rales raki E Bassla. poppet government ef Ban Gersummed up aimply tlavia may fadksts that he it m _______support probably aaved ®**y- Bo* that hardly war n matby eaing that “ A Chamber o f Commerce , nany a coamnkr for up Soviet Zhukeva Khrushchev to tke Kremlin dia-.t" *kk which Zknkov was tee BpMIMMI provides the leadership and the central of. Uederafclp. Certainly, it aeeau te Indkate puts which rerutted to the oastfle a th ro u g h w h ich m an y p e o p le ca n b r in r _ vho w gh t to g o f Georgi M. Malenkov, • m ( I l f , ___ in w ft/ C M fffi If. IftW o k a r . ! A m h / M H t h * ttktog M « * stoat T k. One istmottof Zhath e ir en ergiea to g e th e r t o r th e b ig a h m e u ^ ^ M Molotov aw* »-■«*-------------------------------- vyactoslsv M. -----------tor's visit la tkat to west *ro» toward greater dividends fn community as a rival t i XDrita S. Kkroatotov M. Karsoovick from tha fevers-. |Yageolavla to Albania, tke little' M tke Nov. 1 1 pot b tke Krvmlia. moat at tke Pr«ldUm. At tkat1Coanoatot satellite country oa fores. Zhukov west to Yugoslavia to, time. Zhukov «as promoted from; the Adriatic Sea. Tha Seminole County Chamber of Com­ Ms capacity of fteooiaa defease alternate to full memhenht? to y,IM|. aB a farmMsmerce to an organization that must rely mteteter. Ho was retunfag a visit the Presidium. bis naval kaoo then at Sambo, entirely on the individual— and the indivi­ mad* to Kaasia by Gea. Ivan Goa- There have beta rtporti over including facilldes for vabmartae* dual— then, in turn, relies on the Chamber ajak, Yugoslav state secretary for liace that Zhukov, fa comw«ad ef whlck could operate to the Medithe armed forces, vrat the real terraaeaa. It Is pootibia tkat tba o f Commerce so that the efforts expended detoBM. Officially, at laast. Zhdtov war ye*or la tba Krtmila aad tkat ho visit to Albania naked with cr on community expansion and progressive trotted a* tba defeats mialater of might npplaat Kbmfeehev as Mo. turpsited to tmpartaaco the virft projects can be made to work more ef­ aay other coustry wouid have 1 maa la the Soviet coQectivo lead- to Yugoslavia. fectively. total enhip. ' | -----------------------The Chamber o f Commerce la a great During hls id-day stay, Zhukov Perhaps Moo-PoHtteal MKWB IMCAMCBfl BATYU organization with a membership o f great tew THo Just ooce. That was when These reports may prove to be FBAMKPDHT, Germany (UP)— and wonderful people— the kind o f people to wont to Tlte'i summer home correct. But Zhukov’s vitit to Yu- !**w — thods of troatmoat and the Sovealsa Mountains for a gotlavia did nothing to oubttaatl- Bf w *dulpmont hava ttmgtheaad outsiders and visitor* point at and say la day tt bunting aad fjr a ractp- ate them. The routine manner of phyateian* to the battle against •’they're the friendliest, kindest, and moat ties. Ms reception brings to mind the delegates to the German LAFf A PAY neighborly people I have ever known." Tawed Country insistence of Haitian experts to- R«wtf*n Congress said to d a y . Tto not oi the time, Zhukov fan tha Krtmila dispute that tho, ^***r opoel*U*te from iU parts woo entertained t# Belgrade u the Russian armed forces were not la- °* "•»* Germany reported effecguest of Gooojak aad other high vetoed to politico tad that Zhukov H** *J*P« agatost luag cinter officers aad was taken for a tour had no politics! ambitions. w,n. devsloped aad new o f profit from aucceaaful ventures. Timed around the country to iaipcet miU- Belgrado dispaUbei reported methods were opening the way te |before Zhukov's arrival that he *l ***** ••'tog tho situation of pa to come at approximately the same period Wry installations. It seems entirely unlikely alto would try to tsU Tits the idea of tienta with advanced cancer o f tha as drastic currency reform, nearly all the that he would have paid so ttttla, making Russia his sol* source of brtast. rationing and myriad governmental con­ attention to a maa who, bo arms, instead o f getting weapons _____ (UP) — A maa trols which had shackled the West German thought, was breathing down from the________________________CAIRO United States, and that weald refute. A fiw Zhukov's, •!•!«• hi be 110 years eld has apeconomy lifted at one stroke in mid-1948. Khrusbchsr’a asck ia a bid for Tito * *_ . . * . . . . . . itllnsl a. A t V—.s l o . - -----Ivisit, tho dlipotchos said that ha plied to tha Egyptian geverument In the words o f l\S. Newa A World Report: leadership. for compensation t o says to due T h e combination worked wonders from the for hit labors to tt* building ti start. Thera was an immediate surge in tho Sues Cans! 00 y ea n ago. Tha man, Hussein Mohammed AS A y business activity. Overnight, empty shops yad. said he had 07,110 coming but wore filled with commodities that before had would settle for 01,340. a govern­ been hoarded or hidden for barter deals. ment spokesman said the applica­ Money once again had meaning. A free •fMMMNL n ts was pigeon • holed because there appeared to bo a lack t i a t«T. Khg h s w e Sretottt. Uc. Vedd mmrti. market guided prices to mort realistic WMBf anyone mentions foot reet type o f shoot to wear ia a substantiating evidence far tho levels. Debts had been reduced by ninety trouble, you naturally think of future columa. > “ Tha w a y lflfu r* It, aba coat os about $200 opotmdi* claim. bunions, fiat fart, athlete's ( . Bo sure your shore a n of tho per cent. A policy of sound money received coma, proper slsa and last. Your stock­ fret and maybe Ingrown nails. priority. H ow a ra r, th is lis t b a rely ings should bo at least half aa YOU'RE TELLING ME!* Re-enacts Waat Germany to the leading industrial nation o f F.urope, the World’s largest exporter o f automobiles and U poseaaed of a currency ao sound that she ha* served aa a banker for two of the victorious na­ tions of World War II—Great Britain and France. Fast Germany, under the Iron-bound conf rol o f Communism, still lies In ruin, hunger and poverty, although Germans with the aame skills and abilities to work hard live there. The key point accounting for this dif­ ference ia that for the past nine years West Germany has followed an aggressive free-enterprise policy and taken advantage of the tremendoua constructive force o f private initiative backed by the assurance A Story! Hurt? They May Have Any One Of 50 Ilia "Sound money in a free market that de­ termines prices was basie to the whole story TVtc Sanford Htrald of West German recovery.” The contrast between conditions in East ee M»wl titM Hllw nrtmltr ST 1010 at r m MtMi •( *■•«•,« rU rt4«. . .B*«V Ik* I d and West Germany could hardly be more •I r i i n m h| Narvfc S ioro startling. In capsule form, with a new * • * * ? ,r * * * * * * * IMItar aa4 Pakltohav setting and different characters, this di­ Ml a In i’ m iX m^ I ■•*'*••• Mar. vided country has in a few years time, re­ iViM Ta ,*• *5 ****• ■ -. ran** ■»MI*V* a. CCtMIVO tlfnlM ia Mas*#** enacted the story of America’s development Ba»rsa*at*0 MaMawallf Or a***ral t t n d M i a as contrasted with the countries o f the Oarrta* Im . 001 Omi _ J Milau S lla a ia , €U*,SU old world. The story of tha two Germany* rakiltfc*a Oatlr ae-**« a■ « * ,« * , a * s «a r a*4 proved once again that with suitable ground t l r k f i k OatarOav * r * ..4 l« * Ckrlstaia* rules everyone benefits most when indivi­ oraar Rii-Tioa asTwa ■v f a Haw 00a 9*1 «H l Oa* M**ib ai.aa duals are allowed the freedom, opportunity l l . T l " * " '1’ ° M Vaaa and incentive to work out their own pro­ Je®**tojwt aattaaa. *ar4 *f lk**k«. rr**l«ll**« *«a blems. This is a lessen which should be i ? * " ,h* •■**••• at ra lila a ***** wt*t ba a la ia a t la r at W a la t a4«**tl*la* pataa. taken to heart by every American and IJp*»U I* a a « H b w at ib* f a l l . 4 Fr«*a acted upon before the principles o f indi­ la • • «M l*4w H ea P **ltte lb* . . . f . r , . , . M I » . vidual freedom, responsibility arJ oppor­ tlaa at all tba laaat a *w . arl*l»4 la i y * * . * ■ * . * . , . tunity, ivhich built this country a n com­ Pag# 4— Friday, October 25^ 195^ promised too severiy. Try and Stop Mb --------- —«y IINNKTT CIRF-----------A DIVORCE COURT Judge hod o tough case with a stubborn, r * unyielding man and wife who rofuted even to look at each other. "O.K.," conceded the judgo. “Co through with tho di­ vorce, but understand that •varything you possess will have to be divided equally." "What about our three chil­ dren?" dsmsnilvd the wife. “ That'S sorntthing you'll hove te figure out for youraslvas." Mid Hls Honor. The wife mods a i Smitty’s Snappiri Turtle 10th Anniversary Sale , SPRAY GRASS T V - CENTER E ’ merson 'ppM m $ 2 2 8 --SAVE $100 FA 2-2921 407 W. TRULY MOBILE V A L U 1128 U EE -- - •- ■ 1.128 You 21” ]FIRST Will Taka Anything ST. T.V. 4*H g o n on O n ly Wn * * * * * * * * * Far tm/aymbto rwsMfafl P a u l H itt Inch longer than your long oat too. I. Tour foot hart muscles, too. so llmbor them up one# la a white with the following exercise*. Wriggle your tore with your shore off, elevate your foot to gUaMst* circulation.Try picking pencil with your toao or on a book aad bond your teas over tha edge. T. Don’t got your fast wot i lately, i f they do got wot perspiration cr from i Tan Basic lu la o causa, dry them and ehango your T bs National Foot B a a l* " * * • ** 1 Council has compOad a Bat ti baste rule* which, U followtd. can B. Cultivate good pooture. Tour do a lot te keep your foot healthy Let me puss three suggestions on foot should bo pointed straight to you witt a fe w of my own ahead for proper walking. a vour children and added here aad than. 1. Baths your foot at laaat onaa yourself periodically for any foot •vary day. Scrub them wtth a troubles or poorly fitting shoe*. ■oft brush te remora tba dead 10. Don’t b* a 'bathroom surskin. Dry them thoroughly and goon." I f your fast nerd atteatton, eonsult your family physfuse foot powder afterward. Cten. a chiropodist or a podiatrist Z. Don't waur tba sum m stockings two day* i a _____ ____________ ■tea. Change your socks or stock- Q T .l l l y child hss had fretaas at least one* u day. quint aora throats and tonstlltla. * . ___________ Whan would you advteo me to W BaafifM Aareua ju re bis tonMla removed? I . Cut your toenails straight Anawtr: Your physician U the aeroaa and not shorter than the b u t Judgo as to whether or not tho tonsils should bo removed. If 4. Wear an-laathar shoes, both ha ttolnka the pcoeedgre wire. R ilea and aad uppers. aopera. Pick the right) right would b* w«U to wait until the relee shoe for the right occasion. i W : polio reason Is orer, unless than hare more to aay about tha eor •Its an emergency. scratches tha surface. There a n actually more than M foot affiletions. You might bo susceptible to many tt not most of them, Zvtn though at laast N per sent of mur children under the tent 01 oar cauurwt ***—? - eg* of 14 hare soma sort of loot trouble, tho picture isn’t as d a it aa it may aorta. A full taper coat o f tha nation's foot ms can to prevented with a BtUa thought aad care. CHANNEL by the soJUr aad ordered. "Owns on hems, you tog!" To tbs Judge, the threw ever her shoulder. “WsTt to bssk neat yitr—wtth /one afcUdrea." For Sen'lea Call— UENNETT'S fETT’S T.V. In Trad# | CHUTE • Period Cut • |« No Clumps • No Wlndrowa LOOK FOR TH E BIG SIG N — The Biff 20-Inch cut, 4 fjrcla, 2</« HP S N A P P E R Regularly t i n 7 Listed At * 1U' T W E N T Y DURING £ Z f t Q C SALE ^ Q | ' ^ The 18-Inch, 2 HP. 4 cycle SN APPER EIGHTEEN R*g. SOE.7S DURING D w l- .W O i l ff Priceww -SALE S 5 9 * ^ ^ FREE— Sprinkler Garden Hoe# with tha purchase o f either e f above Laws Mower# IF THIS AO IS PRESENTED E A S Y T E R M S ----------- Smitty's Snappin' Turtle J South of Sanford Orlando Highway t’**'iVvv>»bl0|00BMPM',itera " « • 1sp k* tick hneanse «f Over. The met)uny in wanun naa accepted by tie physically Ul women as one ef the gtrla. aad the doctor * n “ la ether weeds, they *fiaf themselves to a ‘normal* enrirot|> meat and atom t# benefit from the fact tkat they ere fa contact with asatatiaHy w*Q people.'* be Zz~. toad Jaaraal ef Medicine. “ They tend to tom their wsya end fol­ low their example. In this setting patiasu are tttonlatnd by *‘ » performance ef othen to anauhi their defmeea tad bekara to a fairly appropriate fashion, rather than surrender to their fflasta Sr.® learn hern the* neighbor* oth*r poytfcetlc maaawiamo an aet tofrequently happens with patlanta who have Juat been admitted to a ■tats hospital." tkat dm percentsr« of peycklatrk pattoata to sack a ward weald alwaya hare te be quite email. Bat “ as a flcneral rale.** ha aaid. “ It may bo mated again that ■within certain limits—., (mental) patknt# who are troatar as aaraal poroses band to behave as sock.* Ha ala* noted that bo had no Idas what would kaVo happened if all tke patients been men. The female pia “panteethre interest'' in ana another. Ha oaggeatad that ought to find eat If Optmtsm Is The Word To Use •B woeda that aaaa to be the theme the Sanford a n a today. Ob all aide*, north, eouth, eaat and west the four word* can be acta in action— actieo « t o t adds u p tc a tuna o f many mil> Jkore o f doUarw. T o the north the Florida Power and Light Company la inverting ia a new_ « • project invoWag |W m N bn ’. next to it, and aooo to get underway Is the first lag o f the interstate highway aerom the f t Johns Elver involving $5 million or j a new Florida Power and Light ComVfftMfag at Its Bands Siding station b nwrtng completion; the CHy o f Sanford's new Cfrle Center to wefl under way and goon to follow will be the new fire station and Colored ewimiag pooL The Sanford State Farmers Market ia ggaring completion; Hamid Kaotner'o new building at 14tb Street and French Are. to well under way; State Bond 46 from Mel* lonvilto A rt. to the St. Johns River to being Widened and paved; State Road 600 (High* way J7*f2) from Hanford to Five Points to underway ; two new industries started build* Jags for early occupancy; subdivisions to the south and to the west are underway; bids for new work at the Sanford Naval A ir Station soon to be let. All o f these projects— and the list doesn't even touch the surface—add up to millions o f dollars being spent In the Sanford area fo r labor and materials. Two new projects that will probably be added te the list will be the Housing Au­ thority's new building program In 8anford and Oviedo—a good possibility that the docks and terminals project will be con­ structed at an early-date. Thee* art the things that bring people, industry, and commerce to any area— end tj) fttnOBAoBUBM �. /* ^ V r ■ ‘ • ir -r V it ’ ^ Vcvft »y .j* v* Th* Sanford Htrald—Pact I M iss CanMell, Granddaughter O f Local • Woman, Engaged Friday, October 25. 1957 TO? ••■. .fv . rv Ethel Root Circle Will Sell Fruit Cokes For Funds Sanford Garden Club To Host District Meeting November 5 The Ethei Root Circle o f the Mr. and Mrs. Ben Candfl! o f 1 Congregational Christian Church Salem. Missouri, formerly of San­ met recently at the Friendship ford announce the engagement aud Hall. Mr«. Loosing opened the approaching marriage o f their Sanford Garden Club member! Jacksonville. Sirs. 3f. W. Havens meeting and read the devotional. daughter, Charlotte Lynn Cantrell, £ under the direction of their presi­ of AIL D o n , corresponding secre­ Following the secretary and to Airman 3C Charles Crawford dent, 31rs. Fred Gana* are busy tary, will also give her report at treasurer’ s reports, i m p FRIDAY Mosteller, eon o f Mr. and Mrs. with* plana for their most Import­ the morning meeting. < > n the hugo success of the smor­ Dinner and eostume Halloween Lee MosteUen o f Rolls, Missouri Other report* win be brought to ant meeting of the year. On Diesgasbord. v u . r .- e f t n |« a sraduste of party at the B. 0 . Q., sponsored the District meeting by Slat* Tentative nl-na 9nr a al„tti*. Ur. a s i J!rs P - b .* K T.a.h. d*r.. November 3. 1937, they will Oy toe O tucei’a IV'iUt Club. C -t* Salem High School, class ef 1957. , . « * a* --i I IN' iWsia it) Mi# wwki fttiswvts Chairmen of soeclal rnmmlttteew. ware party were made. The party , brook of OwMjfeoi* Kg. spent e|ubf of DUtrici> V1|, Including Os- Indulging Junior Gardening by Mr. Mosteller Is ■ graduate of tills from 5 JO. Prizes and dance. The Wllsan school In Paola will will be held Nov. 18 at 7: JO p. m. »t cdn**d*7 n fh t J»l|b 3Ir. and eeo,*. Sumtcrf orange, and Lake Airs. C. E. Saunders, Orland*; Rolls High School, clast ef 1954. T h n t m « m n a tM i were !.’ !• have a Halloween carnival, start-1 at the church. Mr*. Robert Mahan. The Mahans ! CountIc§ of the FlorWl Federa­ Landscape by Airs. G. 0 . GjoerHe is now stationed at Canute tilled Into the Anna Miller Circle Eelklsu* reXreakineaU, u-iiu a are former re»i«tei»u «*f Ing at 3:30 r . M. Sponsored by ,.tion of Garden Clabz, Inc. •****** As^ka. and Publicity bv Air Force Base in Illinois. Tuesday ni|ht with Mr*. A. P. Halloween theme, were served by i JIom, , T.A . Mr*. William T. Chennell, OrlanMiss Cantl4ll Is a former resi­ the hostess. Mrs. Herbert ThursBowenox prealdlnir over the can­ Registration for the meeting will SATURDAY do. The afternoon session will b* Mr. and 3Ir». A. K. Rossetter1 dent o f Sanford. Her mother Is . _ .... open at 9 A. 31. at the Elks Club, t o dlellght service. The new mem­ Lake Monroe Halloween Carni­ ton. Attending were 3!r*. Ralph i devoted t* messages of the Dis­ Lossinw r a Simpson, »•-. Bobbye the former. Miss LeClalre Jones. val at the ichool. _ ng. \tr» Mrs. Ed Mrs. 1_aoJ 3!i*s . .___ . . . Morton returned FWUt «., • » i 1006 East 2d Street, with the ber*. Mrs. Fannie Gordy, Mrs. trict VII Chairmen, the prasesH A * LOTTE LYNN CANMiss Canfltll is the granddaugh­ Tuesday f j_ — j meeting called to order by the Bonner Carter, Mr*. Oscar ZittroTom Butner. and Mrs. Roy How­ “ Evening of Fun” , aponsoced by tatlon of Club membership certi 4 whose eagagement Is o f Mrs. Allan Jones of 905 ter ell Jr., were Instructed on the the Friendship League o f the Con­ wrr. 3lrs. M. Bilrtngjley, Mra. Earl ' Dlitrlcl President, Mrs. J. E. flcates by Mri. Vernon L. Conner, ced today. Miss Can- "Park Ave. She Is the nleee of Dr. gregational Christian Church. Fel­ 3foxley, 3trs. Ed Luduk, 31ri. Alice ? * J Laughinghouse of Orlando. Mrs. L. purposes of the Circle by Mrs. I E. Spcnccr will give the Invoca- ending with the presentation *| Bowersox, Mrs. Irene Kent, and trell Is the granddaughter of and Mrs. Allan Jones of Orlando. lowship Hall at 24th and Park Getman. Mrs. Bca Alford, .Mr*. In floralIndustry. Mr*. Allan Jones of Sanford. 3Ir. and 3Ir*. J. W. Norman i tlon preceding word* of welcome an attendanca prise. John Jones, 3tr*. Rollins, 3!lss Mrs. Gene Walter*, and Introduc­ 7:30 p. m. Admission 75c, Includes Luncheon will be aerved at th* Jacksonville and children are ext^r* a response will be Helen Witlc, and .Mist Florence ed by Mr*. Maurie Moses. refreshments. M„ William p. Hard, Shrine Club at 1 P. M. Because During the business meeting that VAH-9 cocktail party and buffet Witle, a guest from New Jersey. Peeled this aftfm ojn to spend the ma,Io of the limited facilltlea, U l« urge* Fruit cake will once more be weekend wjth her parent*. Mr. and Jr pr„ i dcnt of thc Azalea Tark followed. It was announced that at the B. 0 . Q., 6:30 p. m. that members make reaenratlona Mrs. A. K. Rossetter on Celery ** " “ “ ** Garden Club. 3Icmbcr* wilt then the Circle will sponsor a Hallo­ The Gamma Omega Chapter'’e f aold by member* o f the Ethel as soon as possible, and not lator have an opportunity to hear from ween Dance Saturday night Oct. Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority will Raot Circle of the Congregational ‘We. than November 1 with Mr* Sort Mrs. William l^ahy returned to Mrs. Vernon L. Conner, State 0 X . from 9 HI 1 for Elks member* hold a bake sale starting at • Christian Church. For the past Hollingsworth, 2203 Washington and their guests. Sidney Vlhlen’ s Mon. a. m. in the downtown aiea. Cakes, aix years, the Claxton cakos have Sanford Thursday from Alilwau- President from 3!t. Dors, whose Drive, Sanford. The coat " f th* Dance Orchestra will play for the The Junior G. A.’ s Helen Masters' pies, brownies, cookie* and candy been growing In popularity for kce, where ahe has been visiting topic will be Steps To Success. meeting will be $2.00, Including Christmas and Thanksgiving. her sister. 3lrs. Leahy will stay Mr*. C. R. Mayes Jr., first vlcecostume dance and 1st and 2nd G. A.’ s, and the Sunbeams of the will be offered. registration, luncheon, and gratnlThe Pilot Club o f Sanford held president, Pompano lleach, will with her father. Fred Wilson, for prises will be awarded for the First Baptist Church will meet at The three lb. cakca will be $3.00, Halloween danee at Elk’ s Club, a Founder’ s Day meeting Tues­ sponsored by Anna-3Ull*r Circle. tha 3 lb., $4.25. Orders mar be a while before flying back to discuss Conservation In Florida’ s ties, and must be paid at the time best costume for men a»d wo­ 3:30. day night at the Sanford Yacht Future. Awards which may be the reservation la made. A prt** Sidney Vlhlen’s orchestra Will placed with Airs. Losslng at FA Cochabamba, Bolivia. men. The Cherub Choir (boys and girls will be awarded’to the Club having . Mrs. Bowersox then announced 8-8) will rehearse at. the First Club. Hostesei were Mr*. Vola play from 9 until l:CO X . S i Pzizr: X ia n Mr*. Herbert Thurston, at 31r. and Airs. W. T. Wbaclesa earned by individual garden clubs the larges) percentage of Its i Lambertson end Mr*. Elapeth celebrated their fifty-fourth wed­ will be described by 31 rs, Arthur that Mrs. James Blankenship and Baptist church at 4:13, and the FA 2-3144, or Mrs. II. Herbst, at given for best costume. F. Coe, second vice-president, bers present. Mrs. Charles Stafford are our Chapel Choir (Young people IT- Dunn. ding anniversary Thursday. Chicken barbecue at 6:30 » . m. FA 2-1383. Mrs. Voile Williams, Jr., The tables were decorated In the at the Elk’ s Club. Sponsored by •'Members of the Month” for Sept 24) will rehearse at 8 p. m. ral chairman for the meeting, hae _________ ________________ _____ club color* o f green and gold. A — ft Oct. respectively. the Band Parent* Association of The Y. W. A'a of the First Baptist announced the following as mats™ After the business meeting, the Church will meet at the homo id large, beautifully decorated birth- Seminole High School. Public In­ bers of her committee: hottest members were served refresh­ Mrs. IL C. Hagan, 100 N. Elliott day cake centered the speaker's vited. Airs, Ralph Dean; registration ments In the club room. H<«tes*es at 7:30 p. m. table. The cake was cut by the The Lyman ichool will have a' and credentials, Mrs. J. Brailey for the evening were Mrs E. J. The Truth-Seekers Class of the youngest member, Patsy Bassett. Halloween carnival sponsored by Odham; book tables, Mrs. J. I * Moughton Jr., Mrs. Eddie Stout, First Methodist Church will have The Pilot Club Is one of five the P. T. A. Th* carnival will Horton Jr.; flowers, Mmea. I. E , and Mrs. Shannon Winn. a covered dish luncheon at the International classified civic and start at 3:30. Costume parade at Batten and Irvin Fleischer; fav­ Members ejoyldg the evening home of Mrs. J. B. Crawford on service organizations whos* prln 6:30 P. M. ors, Aimes. E. Leeper and R. S . ciplcs are friendship and service. were Mesdames J. R. Hoole- Lake 31ary. Sunday social calendar Alagnussen; reservations, Mra. han, Lynn Lyon, Harry Kenny Jr., The Joy-Ruth Class of the First It Is now 38 years old, having Dress rehearsal for "WomanBert Hollingsworth; coraagea. Clayton Smith, H. F. Hale, Harry Baptist Church will meet Monday t>ccn formed In J921 with a mem leai Wedding” at the Sanford Airs. Charles Wilkie; program cov­ Adair, Peter Bukur, R. S. Bill- night at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. bership of 40. Woman’a Club at 2:30 P. M. ers, Airs. Keith Munts; luncheon. Membership In the Pilot Club Is hlmer, Wade S. Snyder, Russell Pat Wilson, 239 North Scctt. MONDAY Airs. John Atorgan; caterer, Mra. determined by classlflcstlon and • Spencer, II. C. Dlsbrow, Geo. -I Tue. . Gamma Omega Chapter o f ESA Alalcom Higgins; publicity, Mias Stephens, C. H. Robertson, B. G. Ctrl Scout Troop 242 will meet at Is by Invitation only. Only tho­ will hold a social meeting at the Doris A. Cline; general arrange­ Caruthers, Maurice Moses. Fannie |the First Baptist Church at 3:30. roughly representative women, ac home o f Mist Barbara Flynt, 207 ments, Aimes. Ralph Cowan J r* Gordy, Tom Butner, Roy Howell The Carol II Choir (boys 9-12) tlvcly Identified with the business W. 18th St. starting at 8 p, m. and John Fitzpatrick. Jr., Gene Walter, Ed Pratt, Irene wm rehearse at the First Baptist or professional interests of the All members are urged to attend. Kent, Roy Chorpenlng. Agnes church at 8:30 p. m.. and the community and holding executive The Story League will have a Walker, Eddie Stout, A. P. Bower­ Crusader Choir (Boys 13-18) will positions, are eligible. dinner party and program at SpenProjects of the International Pi ecr'a Restaurant at 6:30 P. M. sox, Chas. Stafford, E. J. Mough­ rehearse at 7:13 p. m. ton Jr., Shannon Winn, and Wm. The Brotherhood of the First lot Club have Included and do In The party will honor the tenth SUNDAY Hardin. Baptist Church will have thelt elude the rebuilding o f a French birthday e f the Story League 9:43 A. AI. — Sunday School monthly supper and program at village almost completely annlhl Club. 10:30 A. AI.— Session m**»* fo* latcd by Air Force bomber* dur 7 p. m. The members of tha 3fa!t Cho­ prayer In the Seulon Room ing the second world war: and rus will hold a rehearsal at 8:00 Wed 3:30 P. A!. — Senior High F allow scholarships awarded to five fo r The Training Union workers of o'clock p. ra. at the First Metho­ (hip the First Bapt. Church will have eign students. Tha local elub hat dist Church. Edna Summerslll MONDAY a covered dish supper •at 8:3013 members, 2 honorary and 1 Leslie Sheppard 7:00 P. AI. —Family Night Cow p. m., Prayer meeting will be charter, Roger Schmidt ered dish Supper — Ftllowshlp guest speaker, Atrs. Velma Atltheld at 7:30 and a Training Union I After a short business meeting, C. L. Redding Hall chell, principal of Southfelda Workers’ conference at 8:15 p. ra. Mrs. Sue Stevenson Introduced the School. Airs. Alitehcll spoke on Joseph Murray AIRS. JOHN CRAWFORD receives gift* from M rs. IJarl Higginbotham, at the Sanford Woman’s 7:00 P. M. — Boy Scouts will meet. friendship and service in “ friend­ Golf Asmxdation recoenlics Airs. Crawford’s kola- In-one, at the luncheon held Wednesday at the .Mayfair Country Club. (Photo hy Bergstrom) TUESDAY ly” Sanford. 3:00 P. AI. —Brownie Scout ’Drooy Following thU, Fay Garner sang a long, and-Kay Ivey played th* grumbling tike mad, the eame No. 233 In Youth Building pianu. The history of the Pilot through to win with her partner, 3:30 P. M. — Senior Girl Scotxto meet Club was raid by Airs. Lida Stine. Helen Caraway. If the reader does Present for th* Founder’s Day not play golf that may sound bad, 3:30 P. AI. — Junior Fellowship 4:11 P. AI. — Junior Choir Rehear­ By VIRGINIA CONN. Society Edl’ or celebration were Mr*. Lola Lambut it really isn’ t. sal. bertson, .Mrs. Ed Dunn, Mrs. Nan­ Dick Beck is back from StrikeGuest most reader* asiumo that} Gladys Brown, Hazel Durzo, Betty cy Brock, Airs. Gladys Hall, Mrs. „ ... „ |back—ns I see when he runs In 0: 0c 3:00 P. M. — Plaiczr F ellow •hip a.U it.'crcatlsn Carolyn Carter, Mrs. Lurcnc Ball, Bob Conn came In Tuesday night. Brown, Cla re Fite. Sue Hoblltzel, Jnj 0((t of , he 1|<>raM off|co on Airs. Lucille AtcNab, Airs. Sue They . are to right, and that <« why Jean Chandler and Ruth Tully. , hu ,, , Q tlulIe». Dick has grown WEDNESDAY Stevenson, Atrs. Felice Swanson, there was nn column last night. Crcla Higginbotham wished them a f r|ni!0 on hU upper lip. He says 3:30 P. M. — Girl Scout TYoop Airs. Janie Shoemaker, Mrs. Rosa- ( However, I did get to the golf all a year of fun and good golf- they loved It In England, hut No. 149 In Youth Building. mond Chapman, Mrs. Elsie Far-1 luncheon at the Mayfair ««untry Ing. She handed the floor to Clle mu,t confess I never asked him 8:00 M. “ Senior High F ellow ship supper for choir membera. ley. Afrs. Patty Gatchcl, and Atrs Club. Tin; tables were beautifully Heard, w ho made the most of It who. decorated with gourds, p»mklns, with a poem dedicated to the Lida Stine. The girls In Gamma Omega soro­ 6:30 P. At, — Youth Choir R*hcrial. Pilot Club members are asked Indian corn and croton leaves. queen of aces—Jackie, again, rity are having a bake sale Satur­ to remember observance of Foun- Cornucopia baskets held squash Jackie wav presented with a golfl- day morning, starting at 8:30 A. 7:00 P. At. — Mid-Weak Blhl* der’s Day, Sunday, October 27. and more corn. The decorating tU kit, guaranteed to cure her M. tascatlon somewhere on First Hour, when they will attend the 1!:0« bad been done by El Dunn. Lee swtdlcd head. When the fun was St. Cookies, cuke, and homemade 7:30 P. M. — Senior High Fellow­ A. AI. service at Pinecrest Bap- Cunning had gathered the mater- over, she was also given a lovely candy will bo on sale—reasonably, ship Recreation pin with "holc-in-one" engraved on I am Informed. Good way to get 7:30 P. At. — Chancel Choir Itotist Church in a body. lal*. On Thursday, November 14, the I Twenty new member* were In- the front, and her initial and date out of a weekend baking. heraal. Sanford Pilot Club will meet with traduced—which seems to me to engraved on the back. This Is Atrs. Lida Stine for a buffet sup­ be a darn good number. They to remind her always of that won per. There will follow a business were Hazel Rowell, .Marge Hill, derful moment when the hall slid meeting at the home of Atrs. Lou- Evelyn Vodopich, Terry Stine, Into the cup on the seventh tee. rine .Messenger. The buffet luncheon was speci­ Virginia Sullivan, Bonnie Pahl, The Sanford Pilot Club is par­ Peg Butts, Helen Alclnnls, Marge ally delicious Wednesday, and 1 ticipating In the United Fund Baccash, Barbara Morrison (fin­ guess tha golf does not need men­ Drive. Members are requested to ally gave in), Katherine Park, tioning, since that is usually fun. MRS. JACK YOUNGflLADE served coffee to lhr?e new wives In VAH-7. Co-hostesa .Mrs. Robert complete their calls . Alice Peter, Virginia Shecdun, Although Harriet Williams was Knight serves roll*. Left to right, .Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Helm Crawford, -Mrs. Jane Sapp, Mrs. (Photo by Bergstrom) Alice .Mattus, Mrs. Yoangbladr. • /j fp sM D n cd A New Members Hove Initiation Service E Church Calendar Founder's Day Celebrated By Pitot Club Presbyterian Happy Birthday Conning The News O N LY GENERAL © E L E C T R I C VAH-7 Wives Have Coffee, Welcome New Members Oct. 24 3frs. Jack Youngblado and Airs.. Robert Knight were hostesses for a VAH-7 coffe# held Thursday morning at the Youngblade home In Pinecrest. Vari-colored hibiscus were used to decorate the rooms. The guests | vers served coffee, dainty sand-, wlches and coffee Tolls. The c o f - ; fee will become a monthly a ffa ir.1 Attending were Mrs. 31. A. Bass,j Mrs. Richard Bauer, Mrs. George Beihl, Mrs. H. F. Brant Jr., Mrs. William Hosey, Mrs. M. L. Lilleboe, 3lr*. Ralph Maltus, Mrs. R. A. Mergle, .Mrs. Bob 3feyer. Mrs. Robert Mc.Murray, Mrs. Neil Pruden. Mrs. G. M. Roberts. Mrs. John Sapp, Mrs. William Craw­ ford,, 3frs. Howard Welgle, and Mrs. Tim Yount. Raccon Is back on th* campus One New York store featured raccoon collars on camel’s hair coats, and for accessories—bags, caps and gloves. Planning To Buy? if you haven’t already been there — HURRY! W * Are you planning to purchase a new home . . . the home of your drearrn. If so, it will pay you to drive out and nee the new home* in I.Ittle Venice. /ou’ll love the quiet, pleasing atmos­ phere of Little Venice, one of Sanford* down to moat desirable location*. Located near ihe Mayfair Inn Counlry Club, conven­ iently near Sanford but far enouRh out 10th Anniversary Sale Us have juat a touch of country living. > V.A., F.H.A., F.ILA. In Service, Conven­ tional financing plan*. GARRETT'S Bargains Bargain* Bargain* Bargain* la in in in Ladles Wear Men’* Wear Girl* Wear Boys Wear Bargain* Bargains Bargains Bargains In Ladle* Shoe* In Men’* Shoe* In Girls Shoe* in Boys Shoes Bargals* In Yard Goods ------- 34 95 up B A R G A IN S / B A R G A IN S / :dU«CCL'ov»C/piuMij)* Jv. Wert Jewelry STORK 291 E- 1st. FA 21111 “ Use ear Budget or Layaway Plan” i______ CIT 6 Home* under construction, 2 Home* left. • The perfect gift For any occasion f> Corner W. CrystL Drive ft Lake Mary Bird. FX 1-4391 °r Phone rA 2-3qiJ After 7 P.M. B A R G A IN S/ B A R G A IN S / GARRETT'S Comer 1st St. and Sanford Are. THI WASH!* WITH THI TM9-T1STI8 AND HOMt flOVIO MOM-CIOO M.TU ItMOVlt SANO. UMT. $0.7 AMO SOAP SCUM , MOM YOU! WASH — wools Opposite Chamber of Commerce A DtMONSrHAriON ------ or riLTia no todayi ! *=“ SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY 116 M agnolia Ave. Ph. FA 2-1542 M -j �i i UP'57Amrica Leapt AH-Star J J u L S a n fa to l W inter Park Squad Tonite TOMMY BROWN DAVID STARLET JACK STOTSMY t e d d y WALKER BILLY TYRE GERALD JONES EDDIE BARBOUR JOHNNY YEACKLE CECIL DAND RIDGE BOB JOHNSON P r iz e s A w a r d e d At Golf Assn. M eet FSUMeetsVirginia ITediToaorrow; HomecomingGame * Gators, Tigers Clash Saturday At Florido Field se 'At (tidnun list year fey tysea. Florida earikr M s s t s t t e - ' t o a tacky 14 U 7. Whaawra-Lftrvt te a s t u t * , which features Myrtle A d a si aad R eis Mafcaa. the r a s t e r proves* at aepkamirs set 44. Seceed te a s . Lre Caraway halfback BOy Caasa, mad vexier mad J e s u it Faotfc. set 44** Third finback Jimmy T ty's*, w * has te a s. Hales Caraw ay asd Barworn ( w f t s e * fas a rev, after net V iO a a a set C7. L ee s « t a ; Tbmpfa In Japan f*r a JSO bitIwfavy a claw #•* ta Rice, » ta H ast D sn s, 29. Hey arerac* ar the sMlhy ta 14, "fas ha opmdsy costrvt. The ■ knock so* rrrr the fence. That, if aaythuy. is the chief ti! i e l l l i t s REJECT JER9EY Florida fallback Ed Sears, t k , . . T " * " ,7 Z ! , Jayeaes* deficit. Maybe U’s a v ia the C a tori' ieadiar xrvaad r r IT ' * i ' lack af vitamin* sc U* little puff falser ta J4S4. yaaiped kata teasi Bertard J. la their babyhood rice bvt. fsr leadership la that d ep sn a re* tMi ®*Jr> asms reason ar other. the J s ;t- week. He kaa a set cals A 140 Fhiiadelphu FfcsQrs hare t t r a d 9*m couldn't knock y n t hat *ff jar da as » carries, avl U afar- d e v » as famUtisn U play eight of vMk a has* shot A ray who • al­ * • * * * ■ « *?* * * • " t o * the kail at better than JOO a d s , 4 J yard* per carry. Halfback E rn ie Parrish, t u t ” ** * »"T « “ M is R (a*d Utter aad -214 veeT s erased fair. lesder, is secFlraur and Cir-rinatl Red Ordinarily will mate Mm the rnac«d with US yards •» U cantes, •*** * * ^ *"* * * Carnation o f ^baby-saa rasac.** iM i u trifU T-S n m r t i ^ ^ , f P” . TsAyo *Glatte' eaten Halfback i i n a j K w / f f t coo* --------------This partially act*onta fsr the CA|M (UGH V O L T * fact that the NUhttetaa Lions' "no- tlBoea U lead thetea* in pu ses caafet, r s e m u r four for I«'A j y t/jtTIs ry > __ The 5 c Louis kit" lea* this season has posted • record o f tS via* sfsiast a mere yards and tv * to u ch io v u He Is cardinals ka»* liaced aix new ala* the team's leadtr.y sc&rer wua ^ u ^ (t jf ; { , f : x s Mi dofeata in ieadtey Ms team >rt H w ld ^ Bender. Bob Mf* the Oct. 24 World faeries (Jap. U p * »ts. .kale D u n ssd Parrish ^ * r tm »a 'fW hitey) Bias, C h a r l e y Frey. aaeao earlotyj afalnst Toby*. The •hat* 12 „ rA TT. . . y | U . Cm r Kit sell. Eddie Lyo»>« ard Toby# Uses Is kn*vn ss tho Florida and LSL ba.e met da Borbrirk The Garde alic **GUn«i." vMcb may startie a few ^ , , , * * • * date* back hjT# Blnrv#^ Arthur Fetxacr ad feS s hi New York and-or Ssa ^ or' miaiitxatiro a a s l a t a a t is the Frsnetico, the statesid* variety t* I*J7. LBU ha« *»n lu ,w * * * * * * la lhW and "Ovtlng and minor leaf %e de W t f a Mt cm tho onderiiaed aad ,w * . The seer* lart .eek was 21 ^ m e v t areraJc tide. ta • for the Gators. Yet, deryile this erase which draws ss msny ss WiJMi fsn j t o , a mere roOec* esme, professional kaiehall U not a short rut u F«rt TBU R D ETTE o f tmm Enos «r whatever may be th* JapMJLtm U K U MAAVfS, aaoie anahalent. A few star* f f O l l PRoBABt.* earn at kirk as UOQ a month b it B t td O rtf the averac* salary la O n per B g fC tfO R T H meath and tho teams da not travel A d TM£ “ Uki-kM" ar first cist* either la ^ ^ 'fo B t ft r th* matter ef railroads «r hotels. V f f o maV Wally Ysaamine, a Hawaiian Meiaei who once played football S J 4^ L X I , t n tabm for tho Baa Francisca Forty Sm­ 11 ALL.* art, )«st about wrecked the major Wart* situation in Japan this year by hlttlar in the 040's. Wally could tronsbijr run for emperir aad nobody would aril hi* chances too abort. But all tboao In tho baseball •'himw'' insist that Ted William* tould come ever here aad. with a abavt aad a haircut, bit M t onehanded. Thera'* Just one thine arony with that Imayiac what would happen, by efflcial doers*, u. us ipm uwriurs. B«lt«e b* suys bora* sad hits a a r 'is Stsiadbn. 1M L l i t Gobbler* rjrzed wj^ a 1413 trii= p h c it r Talas*, last to W *tt V s p s a . 144, tad Y D U b rad Mary. U-7, a sl defeated V1U1 - a»Ti. r-14- Crooms Panthers Host To Central Academy Saturday o f S e m i , Wash 42 Pitchers W-L BiSy Pierre. CH. » U Jim BosU sy. Dec 2 4 -1 T ie Ora*ma Academy Paatherv will ( i s r i -it the Central Aca­ demy team of Palatka at the San* f-Td Memorial S ta d h a , Satardsy d eb t, at 4 p. m. The yame will climax the fcomecominy fcttlrrtiei and a lari* crowd sVrjtd bo on hand. After losiny these stralyht fames, tho Pastheri fomvd the wtrxlay eoln s n by wtllooisy the Hanferford Bobcats o f W ater Part last Fri­ day elfJit. 1M The Palatka vpiad comes into the f i n e with a eery impressive record tnd sboold bo a difficult problem for the Panthers to soIt s . Nevertheless, me improvement sherwn by the Panthers in tho past two wreks indicate* thst they FSU opened with a 77-7 v is t t t f r t r s t a , ties Last n r c t u t it f a s t s ta Bastes CjUrge. VRtne*a sad North CaroCaa Sute. A ne*r-capacity crowd ef sear 19.000 is erpected l* attead the (a a « - U wiS h e r s at 2:24 } . a . (ESTL U4 -Ml Fee ERA JB& 1J4 .714 2.74 LU M B E R ilk St. at Maple A n . 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All this, plus dependable service, unsuf* passed operating economy, and proven resale value make a Studebaker the ooa automobile that every 'M car buyer! should be sun to evaluate! Viail posr Sltdtbtktr-Paekari dialrr] today . . . futri-d riri 0* tar of your choice ...d r in U how* tonight! S tudebaker-Packard CORPORATION yihi/r r jr h ± \ /MMUi^t w m a j r u t / Sanford Motor Co. Inc. FA t r i m �Delicate Delinquent Lewis' Funniest Film f* "Th# Dolieato Delinquent,” opea'"lo g Sunday at tha Morialaad RideIn Theatre, promlaaa to ba something entirely naw for iu »Ur l^wla. Based on an idea U*'. Paramount VUtaVUlon production Radio & Television Log Martha Hyer, b ro-atarrod with Jerry. Martha b a lady iavaetigator on delinquency conditions, Martha fa lb b b r a with MeGaTjtt< ^ y , g^g timid way, j u n u y about a part iiUie MUi pUjad by Mary Wabatar. aaid to ba Jarry ■ funniest pletura <-j v tvileat* Dollnquont” b a to data, y«t one that tells a story icrnc ta whieh Jtrry, wUu« trainthat'* aineara with r e d heart sp- 1^ to ba a cop. mu.t taka a judo lauon from Tha Great Togo, the w Ao tha wiitful, eager but bum- 300-pound Lot Aogalaa wreiUer. bling aaalitant Janitor of a run- "They toll ma Togo doean't alwayi down tenement In Naw Yorfc’a low- follow the aeript.” Jerry explained or l a i t Side, JarTy hat the par- to hia director, Don McGuira. So feet vehicle for hit taay antic*. Jerry Invited hi* friend Rocky On tha aerloua tide, however, ha Marciano to ba present—Juat in yearns to ba someone—to ba re- case. spec ted like tha cop on tha beat ' There’ s music b "The Delicate Juvenile delinquents iw * "u the Delinquent” too, with Jerry alngneighborhood where Jarry per- ing a number called “ By Myself ’ forma — and misperforms his by songsmlths Arthur Schwarts ^ d a lly chores. Not only doaa Jerry and Howard DUta. • h ave his irate tenants to «*otend -------------------------------with, but the poor seal to eonDallas' first building was n onestantly badgered by the leather- room log cabin erected b 104! by jaeket sat who bold no brief for William Neely Bryan. a guy who respects a cop. ------------------------------In the role of the eop b likable Dauphin eras a title given to the Darren McGavto, who, with pretty I eldest ion o f a King of France. %ow dOuahJh id ! JACXY FENWICK I realise that this will appear arrived. Than Joanne Flebchman in the paper long after VAH-9 U came In and last but not least, back, and all the wives are used Marion Holmes I Add to that the to having husbands around the aaaorted “ kids” that came along house again. Bus better late than with tho mothers, and you end up with quite a party! I (Incidentally, • n ever • * *° wcIcom" 10 *u ot VAH-91 1 I Just can't seem to the eake was delirious!) I d » hope that someone calla think far enough ahead to got things like that to appear on the me with some news between now day that they should! I I waa out and the time I have to write MonIn the back-yard, hanging up day'a column, at things have look­ clothes, last Tuesday when tha ed pretty sad lately! For lack o f anything else to planea came over,. . .and a beau­ write about . . I'll juat say "see tiful light they wore. Joanne and Don flebehraann, you Monday . . J hope! I my next-door nelghbora, have (A some out-of-state company with them. (At least at thb writing, though they'll probebly be gone by tho time you read this!) They are her brother and sister-in-law, LAST SHOWING Francis and Phyllb Lang, from 8TABT8 «:3 t Lockport, New York. Mrs. Lang la the former Phytlls Callaghan, o f Newfane, New York, and the couple was married juat last Saturday, October 19th., In St. Bridget'* Church In Nswfanel Of Recourse they are on their honey­ moon, but they could hardly go on to Miami without stopping In | Feature — 1:43 to see all the Flebchmani! They | plan to make the return trip up CO-HIT the Eaet Coaet. Nice for Joanne ilnce ehe wa* unable to get home for the wedding. Last Tuesday morning Mergeret Milton gave a “ baby-ehower— coffee” for Ruth Armbtaad. who !i “ expecting” next month. Those with Jame* Manon-Ilarbara Rash 'ft there were: Jackie Brooks, Gla­ Feature — 8:27 dys Carter, Lula Bailey, Lob Pryor, Mr*. Cleary. Joann# FleSATURDAY ONLY l'chman, and your* truly. Marga­ S H O T G U N ret served cake and eoffee, and •* ■* Staring Ruth received aorne lovely baby llerllag -“HlTu«... things. The color pink, and roseY vonne*DhCa»lo bud* were much in evidence. *o Feature — 1:43 I guest moat of the girls are hop­ :o -h i t ing right along with Ruth that it will be another girll _ Juat realbed that this *111 be f t the lait one for tho week, ao I bad better alt back aad try and think of any reminder* I should put lnl I guess first and fortmnet b don’ t forget t0 attend cb»r*h on Sunday. If you dg not *u«nd a ehureh in town. Proteitant serv­ ices at the Naval Air Station start at 9:00 A. M.. with Sunday School «UTH A# BTCNUNS bring held while church ia in proROM ANtHAYDEN A | r r n . Chaplain William Fuller U " b a c k from hi* leave, and will be there this Sunday. And Catholic tarvicaa are held at 13:00 noon, with confession Immediately pre­ ceding it. One week from on1 jt Is the Halloween Dance n the E. M. Club. If you haven't given much thought to a costume, hotter start concentrating on itl Remember, there will be prises for the best £ o n e s . . so why not try and win F E A T U R E - 1:34 • o n e of these? Ckapter No. 4 And the Chief's Club dance will “ SKA HOUND’ b* one week from tomorrow night. (W e Just got to the orchestra before they did! t) If you're plan­ ning to attend that one, start) mak­ ing plans nowl I'm certainly glad someone In this neighborhood bakes! As the “ kida” were piling into Jackie Brooks car this morning (to he ^ driven three blocks to school) Gladys Carter celled to ma to come over for coffee. She had baked a Boston cream pie, and a pineapple upside-down cake, and waa looking for help to eat it upl Gail Coombs waa already there, as waa Jackie Brooks, when I Complete Weekend Coverage WD80 TV—Orlando Ana Blyth and Paul Newman b a dramatic scene from Warner Bros.’ forthcoming "The Helen Morgan Story,” opening Sunday at the Bits theatre. The explosive life-story of the woman they railed the Goddess o f tha Jars Age. Paul Newman stars b the ro b el n bootlegger and pert-time lover of Miss Morgan who b partly responsible for the crushing downfall of the singer. Michael Curtis directed the CbemaScope picture. Helen Morgan Story' O p ens Sunday A t Ritz Filmed against the tumultuous background o f the Roaring 20’ s, Warner Bros, dramatic portrayal o f "The Helen Morgan Story” ar­ rives Sunday at the Rita Theatre. Starring Ann, Blyth In the title role, Paul Nawman, and Richard Carlson, ' "The Helen Morgan Story” reportedly depicts tlie me­ teoric rise to fame and subsequent fall to near-tragedy of the famed torch singer. The film begins with Mlsa Morgan's early attempts to reach the heights of show busi­ ness stardom. The great loves o f her Ufa are portrayed by Paul Newman and Richard Carbon playing Lary Medduz, a notorious bootleg racketeer and Russell Wade, one of New York's leading citizens, respectively.' As stardom comes within her grasp, trva hap­ piness evades her and the story of her despair la unfolded to dra­ matic form by the Cinemascope cameras. It has been isltl of La Morgan, that more than snv other personality of her time, she per­ sonified the frantic frustration of the Roaring 20’a. Paul Newman, one of Holly­ wood's brightest newcomers, was most recently seen In “ Somebody Up There likes Me,” and is the Warner Bros, star o f the forth­ coming, “ The LeftHanded Gun.” A b o starring In “ The Helen Mor­ gan Story” are Gene Evans, Alan King and Cara Williams. Seen in the film, too, art some of show business' best-known per­ sonalities of yesterday and today; Jimmy McHugh, Mbs Morgan's accompanist and song writer; Rudy Vallee, seen re-enacting his true-life role; snd America's most famous columnist, Walter Wlnchell, who U said to deliver a stir­ ring Introduction of Helen Morgan In a climactic scene. The screenplay of “ The Helen Morgan Story" was written by Oscar Saul, Dean Rebner, Stephen Longstreet and Nelson Gldding. Ih e musical numbers were staged by LeRoy Print ami Michael Cur­ tiz directed, 'The film wae pro­ duced for Warner Dro*. by Martin Rackln. Ladles 100% Playhouse e l Mars Llnt-Up I’anon to Parson Whlrlvblrdt Trackdowa N>«ht News assort Uollfwood First Night Medicine Cheat SPECIAL stea-ott aatinaar aaoeuitaw Blgn.*n Nsws-Wsathsr copula tcaaasree *rurr" Hasans Bfcow Shy King Jlmmr Dsaa a m a so M Vo-Ag sa Farads Wsstsra Matin** Thoatr* Bump.r to Dumpor Ry* on tk* World Florid* Drlftora Cartoon Carnival ■i m i m Cartoon Carnival Now* and Wsaikor Sport* DltMt a*t n«t ao Control rWrtd* Showene* t«..v. It to Boavor Kokin llood «t.» mivoro Show Hava Ova. 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Let our experts pay you a visit today I Ho m o Harr M-mr* Arthur Godfrey Tol.nl Rcouli Btrlk* It lllth Hotel CoomopollUa M>v* of Uf* H.orch for Tomorrow Holding Light <■■■• O'clock I!.port Waldo Norrl* .to Tho World Turn* Hoot Ih* Clock llousoporty I'lg Faroff Th* Vordlel't Tour* Brighton Day floerot Storm Kdg* or Nlgkl Supormta On All Kinds of Lumber and,MlUwork Roofing and Insulation DuPont Paints and Varnishes Coll “Tha Lumber Number"— FA 2-3581 Sanford, Florida �U frf Norte# _____ ________aekl akaadna nnT {tT lain gU ttad *W**t 1w * y ia 1 » c l* County. FW rtdA daw fluad a* fsl* to wet . T k o North tv fl. a f Ik# Vaulk l * » rt. •< u u M i l H t l l l R t af tk* lla ffk w a it nuartarW i N W 'il a f Saella* I t Taw a . ■kip I t Sautk . R aogo •» * a « i aad that aald Board a f Caaaty Cammlasloaara Will koM • SUkUd kaartng on Ik# FUtltla* * » l:Sd # alack A . R e s r aa sta g tkaraaflar i s m t e y t t V a ^ k w / r T l ? ' a t " t b # offU a S U S f i S W B S S t W & . 'S ? - u l - rt.m^ i ? ' S iS y S "U ^ 3 ° BDVTED t tkla H day a t Octobar. IMT. . O. P. Haradna g, Clark a f Ik* Board a f t# (II* T W aaow ar t* P ta lotlfr* C w i M M w it* tk* Clark a f n r * M Coarr. aad w rw noaa Platnt ld k attam ar. H W . Warn, a t P. Ol ■ n r 141V. Hanford. Florida a m a r a t r o a r a l < aaawrr. I f any you kavo. mm o r M a r * (ka ZS«k day o f Morambar 4 . D. lltT , aad IT roa (M l t* 4a a*, a darra* n o a « ( M n w ill ka mad* aad anfarad aaalaat roa . u l sack aad alt o f yaa for th * r d l r f demanded la M id Cam nlalat. Tk* natvra o r thl* oalt I* ta Qatet T ill* ta tka fo re g o in g da* nreUmr land * W r r in f M m y hand aad aaal o f n r a i d r .mrt at Hanford. Seminal* County. Florida, tkla tka Jctk day o f (Vtnbor A. D. IMT. (V F. Herndon Clark o f ou r aald Court • c iH c m T c o u r t i k a u Byt Aria X Lundnulot Mot aura tkaa aaa Trust** akall D. C. e m u from aay ana reddenr* dla* t t W. Warm, trtot at a County Board Member. Attarnoy fo r Plaintiff# P (I. Da* H it . Hanford T k * a*1 1mat ad ailltada layy far Florida. said HH*«lal T aa Hakoal District Mumbar On* fo r tka regular »#rm ■a at altt mills fo r sank r*ar o r Ika 1M TMai U U l i l f f c a t d T , ,1 U fH biennium. aad tw o mitt* Dir BuildI t U l b U i . L id * .V I I , M A.Cl* BUIS In* A Bus Baaarra Fuad. > a d t . i u h d u t k . t 1 1 , c M M U lt a . l» u u a t A H f s o . amaa .t u iu .a u p » a r t MATTIB l. W ttM u le**. FUinurr; X A C B L T C U y la tll, at ai. UkiCQtifMlJa STATU OF PLo IUD a t i l l J. A CHliTX<atfialA>, If alt**. Bla uakkuwn ayoue* if married, aud it •load, tba uakauw a Uaira. le v lee**. X A CHLTUHa IdLdJ. Met*. itLotCTK A H. y H iit-llA rtU , ir ally a aar unanow a apaoaa tt married. aad It daad. tk* tiabaow a naira, taytaaaa. lagatas* aad (raataaa at tk* said MAS. KXjCCTRA H. PRITCH ARD ; U 1 . STTa MBUCK. I f ell**, hta unbaaw n agouaa It aw rrled. and It daad. tka aakaaw a naira, devlaee*. Faranns whoa* aamss ars to ha grlntud on tka ballot fo r aoum ral aa Trust*** m ay b* nominated at any ttm* an la IV days grecadlhg tba lima a f th# alacltan By trillio n o f fir# o r n o n peranaa inalttlsd to m la in the election. filed with tk a Board o f Publln (netruetlan <( **mlaala County. Florida, a t laaat IS daya prior to the balding o f aald slartloa. Fatltlna fhrma m ay b* ab» lalnsd frnm tk * County Huparlatan* daat a f Fuklta IHutruettau. O nly duallflad ataetorn reeldtng In said Hnaolal Tax School District Mumbar On* who sa y a tax on rent o r nsrwmat property within m id dla . rrlat akan k* aatttlad t* rot# la Ika ataetloa. U U. HTARBCCK; JAM ltd C. Fa T B y ardor a f Iks Board a f Public TERBDX. tt aU ra kta uubnowa foatrartfon o f Seminal# <"onmr. Flo­ agouaa It married. aad I f daad. tka rida. unknown naira, layUaaa. lacataaa r t . m tr-drr.'cT C hotm aa aad m u m a f tba aald XAMKS C. County Board a f P ib llo lk P A T f KROON, CHARLES C DOB­ arcodton, Scmlnola Caunty. BINS and SARAH A. M- DOBBINS, PTaeldn. bla w it*. It ally*, aad It daad. tka raapactlva jak n ow n heirs, da* rla**A ia sat aaa aad grant#** a t tba aald r i U R L C I C DOBDINS and BARAK A. M. DOBBINS, bla w ife ; W. tt. HOWARD. I f ally*, bla unkaow a agouaa i f marrlad, aad It daad. tka unknown naira deelaeee, l*«m a*a aad arantaaa a f ika aald W. K. H OW ARD ; (X A HOWARD, It a lly * bla unknown ago,in* I f mar* clad, aad If daad. tka aakaaw a heir*, tevtaoua, K tita n * and g n a t e - c at tba aald a S. H OW ARD; CCRfUK MOORS A CO. a cargo ration, wbou* tam lcil* la aakaawa, If M ila n and If dlaontyad, tba aakaaw a a m l f u •ueaaasara la Interest. tract##*. o r aay atkar gartla* claim ing b y, tbrnush o* under aald aoryoratloa: aad a a y aad all garuona haying o r •(aiming any right, till* o r Inter*#* In and ta th* foliow 1 a * land lylas aad kalns In Samlola Caufy. wtotl.l*. ta -w lt: Tka South % at tb* Mortk % •t tko dS>4 at tk* *K >* and tk# Kaon 1, t at tk* South i* at th* H Z'* at tko a c t . *U la Soeiloa IV, Tawnablg Si booth. lU n iR 81 L m l T»u. aad rack af j tta ar* baraby required to aaaanr and 111* a*r> aoaally or by your attorney wttb tb* Clark at tba anuee-ecyted Court. »#ur •w rfrta* Ufaoass, if aay. to I lb # Bill T o Qwtnt TUI* filed barala against you bn tkla enuaa aad t * , •area • cogy a f th* asm* am Plain- 1 t i f f * stfa ra oy, balow, aa ay hafar# •‘ J , » « *»P » f Noyaotkor. A. D. : IM7. Haraia fall a ct o r ala* a Da* era* Fra Coufaaso will b* aoftrad asm aaa f a r . DOW* AND D RD ZRKD At Sanfar*. Samlnot* Canary. Florida tkla I k t day # f Ootobar. A. D. IMT. o . F. HKRMDOW. d a r k a f U SED T V SETS Trade-Ins and Repoeees^ons 12-indtto and 24-indi * JL + op W I N N TV 7 A 1-2EM iB t tad Sanford ATTENTION X ca iM n o f Momtw CkapMr N*. 15 I A X On Sunday Oct# 27. H eaters are m B eetvd to atteod Serrkes al C—g r e n « — 1 Church. Park A t* aad 24th 9t. 11 Dr. J. Bernard Boat Pastor «■ deBrer the Kindly b« there tea minutes before Elerm A J t Doegheuta k Coffee i t doM s i ser vice. L . XIBer, Beeretory General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 212 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE PA 14421 H. JAMES GET JAXES B. GOT FOOTBALL WTRR OOAfJOMA.THIB iS TVf B U T CHILD PSvCHOCOOPfBOOK SATURDAY AFTERNOON THtsJ. TOBUHHl PLAYS. Haary X MarMao* whoa* to U a a a a la a a k a a w a Plassa u t * aatla* UUI yaa nr# karaay r a i a r r t ta Ala raur w rtuoa Safaaaa* garaaaaUy or by aa alter aay *a aa bafar* Marambor ; Ilk 1M (. •< tk* *ffW # at tka Clark at tk* CUsalt Court, a l tk* Caartkawa* at V aaferX f l i t : la, aad la mall a (a a y ta K artyl* Haaabaider, attaraay far aaUtlaaara P. a Box Si. Saaferd. PlarMa, la tkat aartala adagtla* ■ruaaed la g aaadlag la tka Circuit Court Xlatb JudwiaJ Circuit at Flatld A la aad far VauaJaal* Leuaty. FO O TB A LL P R EV IEW ' A T 2 :0 0 Univ. Of Florida VS L. S. U. From Gainesville At 2:15 FOLLOW THE FIGHTIN' GATORS ON WHO D O t9 N C*/<3liSH» m omt ; w pk jc v .' Tmavscs LOTS r tc tm e ifiin g | Me w h d mv r , M A r H /^ U y « M A « r y OQ . J y sov a dxv r u . c im o t m i ONE ooy ss^roa M e / B B T fc a v r v e r y STATU OF f E ciRID a TO. BCOKMB R B D D f. If all*A aad a la aak aaw a w*aa* It marrtaX sad If daad. bla aakaawa batra. darlaaaa. graalaaa. saalgaaaa lla a o ra at adIaaa* cU lm la * by. thrsagh. aadar ar agatoat aald i c u ' . i v . aad all aarlias k a cic* * r alatm lag as l i t i , aay right, tills ar Interact la tka fa il* w U « daaartkad Wad, tying aaa bala* l « Vamlaal* Caaaty. Florida, la -w it! l u a f S W R 4 f VWt4 *» H i l l o f Bsstloa I t Tsw saht* M Sautk. R a a t* I I East. LESS Sautk t t fast far Dlaaa R a a t Ta*. aad each a f you, ar* hartby aoitflod that a salt baa baa a brought agataac yaa la tba Clrrair C ou rt la a*4 fa r Samlnal* Co-catr. „ r WTRR Your Friendly Voice Of Service �•BEAL ESTATE FOR BALE cam s or m m i l o s t ft f o u n v * FOB KENT I BEACH RENTAL! > 4 WANTED to BENT •S— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 4—FARMS. ACREAGE. GROVES T REAL ESTATE WANTED S MISCELLANEOUS a-FLO W ERS. PLANTS. 8HPUB8 • 1 ! OFFICE EQUIPMENT : U AUTOMORILES-TRAILRR! U BOATS ft MOTORS U FARM SUPPLIES ft HACMDi EBT II PETS-LZVESTOCWSUTPLIES (Paollry) U ARTICLES WANTED I ! PLACES to EAT S BEAUTT PARLORS S FEMALE O L P WANTED IS MALE HELP WANTED IS MALE or FEMALE M WORE WANTED M BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HA MONET to LOAN t t SPECIAL SERVICES B A ROOFING ft PUUMUMD M PIANO SERVICES REAL ESTATE FOR SALE >1— AUTOM OBILE—TR 111RH| 25 A — BUILDING— REPAIRS— All kinds Automotive Repairs PAINTING GATLIN BROTHERS ELMERS AUTO REPAIR SHOP l!*'*’ *1 FA Z-UBI Contractor*. Dcagliaai; Gena* a 2232. Ph FA 2 3278 Sanford . M I ’S COVER SHOP AutomobUe Interior Decorator PUMPS — SPRINKLER Seat Covers — Truck Scats ... , SYSTEMS At Willis Pontiac—301 W/ lst. All types and aixes. Installed Remodeling — Rsrooflng — Ra* "D o it Yourself’ Need a rood 2nd car? siding — Materials — Contrac­ WE REPAIR AND 8URVICE SEE RAY HERRON tor* — Financing. mo *. S T I N E lo u r Pontlee Salas m u a id Supply Co. New and Used Cart » T W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-8432 IMPERIAL DECORATORS Paint leg and Papattog Ph. FA 2-0231 er after 6 p. m. . Chrysler Airtem p Ph. FA 2*3718 after 8 FA 2*2183. 301 West First 8L I Homes have been sold a* Too* toe-ua before A ir Conditioning and Hentiag act now while these homes are S u a * --/' ° P « r v « a la * r f t 3 under cosatmettoa. 31! Oak Avanue FA 2-4731 2916 Magnolia Ave. FA 2*0259 ■EENNETH E. S U C H , REO. REAL ESTATE BROKER , 1009 B . 2nd Phone F A a-OUi n n la a Realtor's Offeriag IM .I0 Meath $2,300 down will move you into thU modern comfortable two bedroom concrete block home. It haa a well land«eaped yard with shade trees. Jalousled Florida room, carporta and utility room. Price includes electric stove. $1,000.00 full price. ONLY 3 Homes'Left in Little Venice I issa&i Mlmograph Printing — T y p in g - For Painting call Sir. Taakor, Ph. Letter Writing — Card* and FA 2 6130 or FA 2-6007. SLIGHTLY used 12 ft. plywood Letters Addressed — Photo Now Under Conatrnctlon. boat Also S HP Johnson motor. Houses painted aa low as 3123. Copies of Important papera8a# 31. H. Regan, Momoe Har­ O edit reporti — Collections. All work guaranteed. For free 8 bednoHL 1 bath bor, after & p.m. Credit Bureau Of Sanford estimate call FA 3*1472. 1*8 bedroom. 2 bath Rm. 40344 San. A t l Nat l. Bank 194* Otry»ler 4-dr. SITS cash. Bldg. Ph. FA 2-4114 4 bedroom, 2 bath Berry hill Paiatiag Contractor $01 Rosalia Dr. FA 2*8374. Licensed — BonJsd _ Union N*w 3 Bedreoai Heine! _ CARTE r ‘ ¥ o Mi f c LEAN IN G Freo Lslimate — Compare our $700.00 Down SERVICE Price* FA 2-2237 after 5:00. Window ft WaU Washing Featiurea electric kitchens, terrte~*d Burnvti Floor Waxing—NOrth 1-4131 to floors, end choice re sides Uel AH of these beautiful homes ere DeBa: DeBary 4 for BETTER PAINTING M il Park Ave. FA 2-4234 132 Hiwsy 17-93 located on Lake Frost Lota. locations. 2601 Uranview Phone FA 3-2978 Special Fall Closeout on $132.00 A . K .SH O E M A K E R, JR. CENTER a INSURANCE trailers while they last $1209)0. I Phwna FA 2-3103 FLOOR anadmg and finishing „ White—Necchl—EJna a NOT1CES-PEESONALS .. siercurv Outboard Motor. Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving ?JrPai.r* «"»!••* Machines . Tremeadeee Pries Cheegee a ARTICLES fto SALE Chooee p oor choice 323 East First 8t. FA 2-5244 Seminal# County sln.*s 1825. 8 HP _234.1 i.OO a FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD •f Finenelng PU ns: H* M- Gleaaea. U k o llary 10 HP plus 339.00 HEATING New MK -8 VA* FHA, In Service ta d T— LAST t»a roti.V fl 43900 n>l. is a past to the Stovleland 204 8- Park Ave. Ph. F A 2-38411 H. a POPE CO. . . . - HP $49.00 Conventional Rlde-In for Lucy Nowlin. Exp. M-S 40 HP 599.00 LOST: Mixed colored twisted plaa208 S. P a rk ------ FA 2-4234 date Nov. 3, 1917. . . . . 75 80 HP M5.IKI . tic nocketbook. between DeLand 2 lou 80'xl4ft’ each. Near Mae* crest. FA 2*3377. 1 ft Sanford. Identification: Lit* M k 7 * 6 0 HP plus 975.00 Liquid embroidery sets, copper enameling outfits, silk serein i U w o n c E s — H t l U M U l T • elllo Spiuldlflf. Zellaood. Fla. Tremendous trade-ins FARMER'S AGENCY. REALTOR | eels. Decorate It yourself. t, Reward. Ph. Apopka TUeker Announcing new Un# o f fine alum* 8. Gayle Osborne, A llo ca te laum boats. Fishing boautbrougb ' M M 2. _________ R O LLIN S HOBftY 8BOP ROLLAWAY, Hosplul and Baby «mr-nHht cruisers. Best pries*. l i d S. French Ph. Office 2017 & French FA 2*1991 B*da- _Day, Week or Mooih— ! Lost— In Loch Arbor Section, black FA 2-3221 or FA 2*2818 Tel FA 3-8181. Furniture Center Tear Eriarada Dealer • with white markings. Whit# tip 118 Wait First St Let us build yoar docks, bulkheads ■OBSON SPORTING GOODS on tail. Terrier-SionjreL Ana* 2 bedroom concrete block, porch, and sea walls. Watsr Front Con­ Phene FA 2-5981 • wers to the name of "Winkle.” i cerporte, and storage. Nicely Far more information call the 304 E. 1st striction Co. FA 2-4330. LaVeme School ef Dante FA 2-0432. 1 landscaped lot. Kitchen equipp­ Sales office: Comer W. Cry* JOHNSON Clsisea now forming in Tap— ed. $9,238.00. Osier Realty Co., Acrobatic —’ BallotT AU o'bSya •fdl Drive * U ke Mary block, SEMINOLE °8PORTlNG^GOODS 10 months free servUa on now In­ 2801 Orlando Dr. FA 2-4343. V W > RENT ------ ---telephone FA 2-4591 or FA S-DOli 204 Sanford Ave“ l4u F A S U ill (lass ft liny-tot tlny-teta class. Enroll strument purchase from us. now. FA 3-8433. BURUR’S MUSIC SHOP WBLAKA APAATMENTS: roomr 13 BR block; $10,880.00, low aa IV BOAT. 25 H. P. Johnaon- 2004 Cedar Avenue FA 2*0733 private hatha. 114 W. T in t 8L 1 $1,000.00 down, balance to suit, elaetrie atari. Ph. FA 2-1288 or 2007 Adama Ave.______________ FA 2-4008. ,_____DRILLING ~ EFFICIENCY apartment* n lt - 2 BEDROOM, full tile bath. kite, BILL US YOUR FURNITURE ban .Fair _!rbanke*Moree Pumps ablo fo r couple or itncl# Peraoa. ROD A REEL REPAIRS equipped. Venetian blinds, gUi> Cash fo r any amount. Super Rspairi H w r T t o all makes bedroom home, 83000.00 down Private bath ft ahowar. Ideally i. portb, cone. blk. Lg. well 3 Shown _____ 412 Sanford Avenue Trading post l mils south of T A R D C. LONG by appointment only located acroti from Poet Office. ndscaped cor lot. $1000. Down Banford. Phone FA S-84T7. *07 E * CommTrclaV mercial Ave, 103 Plaeerest Drive. Phone FA I Boat. 1938, 14 ft., Feather craft. Inqatre Jaecljson Dept. Star*. 382.52 mtb. Include* Int., Tax­ 2-4111. Phooe FA 2*2833 10 HP Big twin Evlarude. Elee es. Ins. 1223 Creient st. San­ — Factory to you— This la a pau to tha Rita theatre ford. trie starter, steering wheel, top, Aluminum I have a new 2 - .......- — for Kay Ivey. Exp. data tie r . 3, Venatlaa i»iwi« windshield, Little Dud trailer, reedy far oecupaacy far 3 BR CB Kitchen equipped, air 19ST. $1,750.08—Tormt $1,888 cask. Enclosed hosd. Sag-proof bottom Used less thsn 25 hrs. See at conditioned. Low payments. FA rail with plaatie ends. Plastic 9008 — Appltn Way. Orlsado 2*1330 Ext. 226. C. R. Bone. Pum. Apt. 500 Park Ave. I or royon Upas. Cotton or ny’.oa Fla. Also hava two 1137 Chav* 12.80 per call plus parts, • stars cord*. I I have a maw $ bedroom kerne experience in TV Service on all INEW 2 bedroom frame ,71a. roleti, one 2-door, ft one 4-door Furn. Apt. 2300 MeUotrvllle. ready far oecupaacy for makes and models. One year Senknrlk Giant end Paint Co. 1 room, wall furnace, $500 dawn. Station Wagon. No Dealers, 111,108.88 C u k required $1,308. Balance monthly. FA 2-0728. guarantee on ell parts. Wo also 112-114 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 2*4822 Commercial bulldine fo r rent or Float*. oervleo auto and home radios. eale. 403 W. P int, Phone FA I This 1« a bargain— a 3 bedroom REAL ESTATE D R lV E *u f Pietur, tubes repaired In your T-Shirts 4So - Paint 1150 gal 2-6037. 2544 French Avt. home, cempletaly furnished, 14 f®°t Lawrence Holiday conver­ > home. $9.99. guarantied, 1 year. Camp Goods, Tarpaulins, Army. tible cruiser. 25 HP Evinrude goad location, nice shadod lot. J. W. IIALL, REALTOR Private entrance, modern furnishcomplete with controls. Read Phone FA 2*3684, 9 a.m. to S p.m. Navy surplus—310 Sanford Are. Price $9,08048 Terms. Johnny Walkar, Associate Including Dsbary ft Lake Mary ed bedroom. Ph. FA 2-3610. to go. $1193.00. Phono FA PIANOS. Three slightly used "Call Hall” Phono FA 2-3841 BARNES T V SERVICE 0529. spinets, two mahogany, one wal­ I I here citrus land available la 281 201 East Commercial • room fumiihed apartment, 310 nut. used In our taachinf studius and 48 acre tracts. Magnolia. Available now. A. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, stale* may be purchased for 825. d«wn K. Rossetler, Florist. Th. FA FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES nd low monthly payment. You WE HAVE A HOME C. A. WHIDDON SK. manta, Invoices, band bills, and save $100 to $200. Famous name 2-1M1.________ FOR YOU 202 8. PARK AVENUE programs, e t c . Progressiva . MeRANEY-SMITH PAINTS brand and live year guarantee Mama Fure. Apia. 201W W. 1st. Tel* FA 3-5991 Printing Co. Phono FA 2-2U51— 12815 Perk Avo. FA 2-5481 Call or write Streep Music. 6 tl 403 Wirt 13th SL LARGE upetalre Apt., fumiihed N. Orange, Orlando — UArdtn ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. S u ito r • ff . HOM ES- I or unfurnlehed. Close in. $60.00 bedrooms • 2401. Raymond Laadqalot, Aseee. 1 * 2 baths. per. 701 Palmetto. Fh. FA 2D ICK M APES FA 2-3951 Atlantic Saak Bldg. 3 BURNER Boss korosona hoot­ 293a_afler 3 p.m. n .w’ Tile Contractor— Dial FA 2*4331 I Complain and rtsdy far iaunedier, good condition. 38" Boys 4 bedroom homo. Large let with FURNISHED cottage located on 1 at* occupancy* bike. Ph. FA 2-6200. fruit trtea. Lake Mary. Ph. FA 17ft32. Ph. FA 2*1467. W O O LSEY 2-1841 e r FA 2-8049. Norge 30 In. electric rang*. 4 top Modern Air-Conditioned Salon M arine Fin la h tn FURN. bedroom in private home units, full oven. Used 6 months, Consult A REALTOR First with con. bath. Ph. FA 2-3193. F o r Y o u r Boat South Pineereat — Sanford now condition. 3100.00, terms. H A R l f l E W - f ' ^ A ^ 0NOOK CULLEN AND HARKEY S « a k a rik G iant and P a in t Co. Whispering Oaks — Titusville 1110 N. Psrk Ave. Ph. FA 2-2291 ■105 S. Oik Ave. FA FA 2-1111. -------2-5742 — 3 rm. fumiihed apt. 1 or 2 adulta. 112*114 w . 2nd S t rh FA 2 4 « « 1200 Palmetto, FA 2 4393. Modern furniture, *good condition, 8 -F A R M S . ACREAGE. GROVES I BBLP ------------------------- ---------------------- — . FHA in service and FHA floamt* Vacuum Cleaner Repaint reasunably priced. 1807 Summer Modern, Newly decorated upstairs] lag available, ^?UOBED woman for canvass­ 12 ACRE grove, modem 2 bed* Repairs ft part* for all makos of Un. of 2-family residence. Complete, hom* to house. Must have room, all furnished bouse. Con­ - ing cleaners. Electrolux. Kouvor, ly furnished. Private entrance We can qualify you fo r ette of ear. Ph. FA 2-4330. tact Joe Levy at FA 2-1223. Kirby, Air-Way, G. E. Replace­ Table upright piano, mahogany. Adults only. Comer W. 9th and these hornet la 80 minutes. You ment parts. Work guaranteed Nice keyboard, plain, $100. Ph. Park, FA 2-39:8.______________ Can start enjoying tha boose 30 excollent building lots, 60x191’ Experienced sales clerk. Apply by Free pick up A dsGvcry. Call letter to Box LR, c /o Sanford FA 2 1911. FA 2-4765. SouUuidt. . Dry and wooded. SEE Seminole Realty for Deslr-I trhlle we process the papers. Herald. Only $725. per lot. John L. able Rentals. FA 2-332. 33 A— PLUMBING aad ROOF H— f l r m n'k’ ii and Thomas Co. — Phooe Midway fNG_____ HOLBEHOLD GOODS BROOKFIELD MILLS 4*3546, write P. O. Box 739$, Developed bT 1 BEDROOM trailer for rent. 3001 Orlando. Experitneed Single Needle OpW. 27th St. odil m a C E R A M IC T I L E . •retoi*. Contact Employment PRE . HOLIDAY SPECIAL T - M a L' 'M T A t t V A H T 1 R PAUL F. MULLER ft SON TU D O R , Inc. Office, 208 N. Elm or Call FA 2This Is a pass to tha Bits theatre Bookcase Bed 2201. Huby S p u rs FA 2-1353 for Mrs. J. C. MitchelL Exp. I Wanted to lease, SMALL MOTEL. ____, n r' i9 , M r*- Dresser Reg. Cor. Hwy. 17-92 ft 27th 84. date Nov. 3, 1337, Beveled Mirror 1179.00 1 In or near Sanford. Reply Box |its—MALE HELP WANTED Phime FA M i l l Chest CHD, c /o Sanford Herald. o-^ 1 R E a C T 5TT T E fflU ' g-A L E l BRAILEY ODHAM, P m . lo u n r boy* to run established Royal Comfort paper routes. Apply Circula­ BUILDER ft CONTRACTOR Innerspring Mittresa Reg. t e s Department Sanford HerI. E. BATTEN Flower# — Plants — Shrubs Jlatchuig Box Spring $113.00 110 S. French Ave. — FA 2-3714 DON’T MISS THIS BUY BEN MONROE NURSUBY Contracting ft Repairs Now All For Only FA 2-0322 White o r Colored Salesman for 100T ftonford Ave. Pb. FA 2 6363 g w * . transferred. This |Celery Avenue $10,700 00 Brind New $ large three [Udrooa 1 hlsth eon* hnme improvemeou. Wonderful 3 bedroom homes. $2000. Plumbing — Krrskv Heating remuneration, phone FA 2-4330 hloek home. Jess than 3 PEAT COMPOST (Diatwelder's) Terms Term* down. Reasonable terms. 50c bu. bsg I I . G . H O D G ES FREE LAYAWAY TILL XM AS u?2r*i.SLd’ h*5 *n «xtrai. ~WF. NOW HAVE A LIMITED _ _ - -----y -w vwscorner wet let#Jot,tfl*ter „ GRAPEVILLE NURSURT Ilrre landacapsd Sendee on All Water Pumps— NUMBER OF OPENINGS IN raxto floors. «creened porch, car­ Go W rit on 1st St. or 20th SL Wells Drilled — Pumps „ ECHOLS BEDDING CO. THE TRAINING DIVISION OF port# and utllltv room. Pay own to GrapcviHe Ave. FA 2-0855. Paola Road Phona FA 2-6037 Cor. 2nd ft Magnolia FA 2-6331 OUR ELECTRONICS LABOR er equity and take over monthly “ Bud" Bamberger. Mgr. ATORY GRAY SHADOW ArUtte Price. Everett Hsrpvr paymenu. If you're interested W. J. KING Free Delivery Men. 17 to 43, without experience, Phono FA 2-4991 112 N. Park 1 call FA 2-3899 for an appou Plumbing and Suppllu NURSERIES but having definite interest in raent. BO7 Wynns wood Drive. SOUTH SANFORD A VEN U * T R A D E -IN N O W Kohler Plumbing electronics, will be selected from Cherry Real BaUto Agotey NEAR LAKE JESSUP R u m . Water Heaters Get the most for your old 1 this area for training under Dial FA 2-9929— Notary FA 2-04U guidance of our engineers, 3334 Orlsedo Dr. 1219 W. 13 S t Rear-Barber 8hop furniture. VISIT BEAUTIFUL working with industrial eler CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERY. Plumbing ft Heating, Free EaU_ LOCH ARBOR $SA V E $ ironic equipment. No inlerfer J, blk*. West CC Bldg. U k o John R . Alexander raates, AH work guarantied for Texas Sic* House cneea with preaent present job. Unus Job. UnusMary. Furniture and Appliances one year. Bill LeBree, Long R e a l E sta te * Insurance Texas Siz^ Roemj ualiy J W earning* -- ' ly V high when certNew* & Used wood. Fhone VAlley 8-4291. Texas Sixe Lot If led, 107 Magnolia FA 24>2$3 d. plus rapid advancement A. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIST Approx. 1475 Sq. Ft. le a dling in g to _Hi.ui postlvt futur# iseurPhone FA 2-1851 Plu* Carport ft Utility w FOR FALK by owner. 5 rooms Ity. Write % Sanford Herald PLUMBING For dependable Service modern near t e h o o l , *500 Minimum Down $2500 Box 931._________________' 203-09 East First FA 2-0993 Coatrset and Repair Work 3(ember o f FiorUt down. Balance easy. FA 2-0728. Free Estimates Telegraphy Delivery Assn. Wanted— Tunch press operators Th. OWNER — TA 2-6998 Used furniture, appliances, tools R. L. HARVEY i f i t I sT r e a i T e s t a t e Write Harcar Aluminum Pro­ ♦tf- Bought-icM. Larry’* Start CUT FLOWERS, Sanford Flower 284 Sanford Ave. Phone f A 2 3383 ask Crumley ft Menteith , duct Co. P. O. Box 791 for ap­ 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 Shop, 200 N. Park Are., Sanford. at 117 South Tark Th. FA 2-4693 | plication form. Do not apply in FA 2-1123. We telegraph. CLARK FURNITURE OF CHARACTER person. 4 BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom homes Plumbing, Heating ft Supply Co. Built By open for inspection. 27th S t 20 acre tile farm. 1 bedroom house. For Saia — MW Season Cahhsge 8 3 X 1 1 ar V B R O CeatracUng ft Repairs Maitsr Craftsmen In Easy terms. Call Joe Levy at ft Magnolia, 2 block* from Plants. Fred Thurston. FA 2“ — -619 Orlando Dr. Th. FA 2-2*74 Style and ConstrucUoa FA 2-1223. Pineerest School. Look these 3990. Colored couple to live on pre- Highway 17-92 South banford Tha sam* as Those over before you buy. Terms. mlaea. Care for home and child­ Prized Since C H O IC E Archie B. Smith, *7ls Palmetto I ^ -" 6 h r l C R jw itP U M a -f ~ piano ren. Excellent ulary- Th. Day­ Colonial Days Ave., Ph. FA 2-3377.__________ Three bedroom. 2 bath hems, lake tona Beach, CL 2-8697 between privileges, tmilt-ln kilchca, fire Hsynes Office Machine Co., TypeFinished For 4-7 p.m PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING place, double carport#, large writer*, adding machines, SalesFor Sale by owner, home In MayFlorida Climate In W. L. HARMON center lot. Now under coeetruc* fair Section, l t i years old, with Your Choice o f Woods Rentals, 314 Mag. FA 2-0462. 3 6 21—WORK WANTED" Ph. FA 2-4223 Afttr 8:06 p. mUoe. $17,500.— $3 , 080. Dews in block o f Lake Muoroe. Spa­ H - A L -T O M O li lE i lf l s .lt e A J FOR baby sitting. Call FA 2-3731. ri— B4XCTRICAL d E ttV tc r i cious 7 rooms, utility room and R O SA L. P A Y T O N screened In porch. Shown by ap­ Registered Reel Estate Broker CASH FOR YOUR CAR j^h during FRIGIDAIRE applianeos, sale Assoc. Alberta J. Hail ft pointment only. Call FA 2 3425. ! dl y * Ph~ FA 2 6539. HOMER LITTLE and sendee. G- H. High. Oviedo William E. Herschel Fla. Phone FO 5-3315 er 8*»1012 Sanford Avenue Ph FA 2-1301— 17-92 at Hiawatha B*,bj 4*ij tu»g or laundry work. FA • BIG VALUES lo r d F A 1*348! after 6 p. m. ® QUICK CREDIT ThU is a pai* to tha Movdtland '50 Mercury. Clean $130 00 H. E. STENSTROM . R eeu U n d Broksr BABY ft Child ear*. Day, week or _ Electrical Contracting • EASY TERMS Ride-In fer Mrs. L E . Leeper. AUTO M ART 3 4 -, Laurel — Phooe«FA 2-2420 5 ®u** Wiring and Repairs hour. Fenced back yard. Working „ WILSON-MAIER Exp. date Nov. 3, 1837. 301 S. Sanford Ave. FA 2-6435 RANDALL ELECTMIC CO. . ^*ewr and I'w d Furniture mothers rate, Ph. FA 2-0527. 112 Magnolia DUi FA 2 0915 311 E. First SL Ph FA 2-5825 _ , A. B. PETERSON Broker Associate*: A. B. Fetor* eon Jr., P. J , Cheatersce. Gar­ field Willetts. end R. W. Wil­ liams, Beh Edwards A* C. Dead* ney, Land Surveyor. 114 a : Para save. . aune FA 9-4131 - ju a u r r u . RAYMOND M. BALLI REALTOR Wellborn Phillips Jr. ii-AKTlCL^ W PET 8 TV Service i C 195.00 a w £S“7ni SSSt. « w |S a g Mather of Sanford 3*— Stenstrom Realty THE CARD OF THANKS Very often a Card o f Thanks in The EauforJ Herald m ens s . need which la difficult to fill la any other way. Not only is tt a gracious expression o f gratitude to those who have lent Qorai tributes but alio courteously atknowledges the services and kind* nesses of the many to whom a personal note o f thanks camiet well be mailed. Newspaper Cards o f Thanks are aceepted as socially com et. Emily Post, the noted authority on etiqucUe, feels they serve maty food u ii i , There is no prescribed form for a Card o f Thanks. It ean be as brief or as detailed as you delire. When the occasion comes roe will find a sympathetically understanding member o! cur staff to assist you. ignar THE -IN MEMOR1UM” NOTICE It la tha custom e f many families in this country to comm ute^ rate a bereavement by an "In Memorium" notice in newspaper classified columns. They find a rail solace therein. Preparation er selection of a suitable verse brinri back to them tender, pleaual recollections. As Eliza Cook, the English post baa so beautifully expressed it: "How cruelly sweet ere the echoes that start What memory plays an old tuna on tha'M art.'’ Host frequently an la Memorium.Is Inserted on Up anniver­ sary of death. However, other dates, which It is (alt are appro* priate or meaningful are >lso selected. The birthday ef tike dn> parted, tb« wedding anniversary, Memorial Day, even Christman are among other significant occasions chosen. If you are hesitant to express your tender thought* to eeetto form, you may avail yoursetf of the Herald's collection o f original verses. These express In poetic beauty the qmetiotu o f the Nark strings. Among then are verses appropriate to any circumstance. THE RATE Cards of Thanks and la Memorium notices, due to the i may run to considerable length, are billed at $1.00 per eolq DAILY CROSSW ORD ACROSS 1. Amsrtcan author 6. Bodies ef Kaffir warriors 1!. Mistake 12. Clamor 11 Tin foils II. Country house i Cur. I 15. Simian 11 Fellow (dial.) 17. Mtthod of mining 20. Musie note 21. Fluffy festhsrs 2. Cistercian 22. River Order monk lit) 1 Bay window 25 Desk 4- Gained device 5. Bitter vetch 24. Potato 8. County bud (S cot) 26. Pro7. Drudge noun I. Pellet of 25. Ex* medicine clama* 9. Little island lion 10. Scorch 18. Not many 34. Artiat'a 1$ Girl's name stand 19. Ike's 35. Mato alrplana dter 20. Parson 38. Recline bird lazily IN. E.) 37. Melody 3t. run 22. Dessert 25 Ordinary 27. Valuable 39. It to (eon* traded) 30. Either Bear (citron.) 35 Knight « f tha Elephant isbbr.) 33. Reduces j to pulp 3$. Viseous 39. Devoured 41. Gateway (Jap.) 42. Cordaga fiber 44. Foreign 45. Forebod* Inga 44 Strong light 47. Diacritical mark (Sp.) DOWN 1. Bristle ™ J nil 1 l - t'*.* • ft tV-'UL* i.i'iu i * V- 1J * , iX.'lkJ 1 i*;iu i. y :n*ji • i me :« -. n 'H1 •!urqr.v • 1.1 »J: r ii -: :i - n Ml* * >Jill (•71 ‘ U‘«*: iin i . n i l u ItW.IM im i s :i X •i-ti kj •: j i : TetWHari* h i v e 35 Coffin atajtf 40. Otherwise 45 Habitual drunkard 41 Wurttom* herf measure 4 1 1 i JjL '4ii 1 ttr ft 15 if * u r sr W % Ji i 41 46 M „ l ft! e* II 1 Rules To Help Victims Of High Blood Pressure I f HUMAN N. lUNOISIM, M.D. DO N T cheat yourself. 'short nap or two during tha day You pay a doctor for his adriet, If it's at ail possibla. And tanks so why not follow it? sure you get at least tight b o o n Many ot you victims e f hyper- aleap every night Blood prutura, tension listen carefully to every- you- tee. la lowest while you a n thing your phyatelan tails you— asleep, It s o u up during waking and than make up your own ntiaa hour*.' to govern your aetirities. New Drugs Oet Enough Beet * ' . i 4. a. Rezt n u t before niiore you get tired. .Not w ith the naw drugs we hare to oni* «iU this help you avoid tha aid us. we ean do a lot more these tension that usually aecompanlaa days to keep high blood pressure ftugue. but you will gat a lat under control than wt could a more dona in the long run. You lew years ago. ■ leant do your hast work If you’re However, an uncooperative patlant ean undo even tha beat worki g stay away from competitive of all our medicine. Cooperation iports. You are very apt to overIf f gpj>/»lftllv ImrvtrlEHt whllto trouf -------- ** * rasas your hypertension. General Rules mild ezsrclzt, Uke wsiklnj, gener­ ally U good tat A person. T o help you victims ot high WrwwM-i*. m A DiinJdno w t* blood pressure get the moat bena-i - 7 ~ r , ...» fit from your doc to Fa advice—and1 * £ vold • ««* * «• *mokln* and to hslp^you Uvi longer—let me pass on a few general rules * d -. vised by the American Heart A i- ^ l y YoUr d o c ? o ? f f f t o i 1 Try not to worry. Nervou. ^ tension and emotional storms ha tsua you. __ help push blood preaiure up. ,Qt7m »N ARP A x s w n .Dfto* -w 5 Keep your weight normal. I M. H.: Is canear contagloaa? Z Tva repeatedly explained how have been sharing my food with ft overweight csujcs overwork lor person who has cancer, your heart. Answer: Thera u no evidence 3. Oet plenty o f sleep. Taka a cancer is contagious, a hit. t u i r « u m in d u u . lu. • ***• �'ft /. m » . Wf ■ •m 1 | ■ 11 • •H O u r P o lic y ., i§ to guarantee the workmanship and Second Addition fo r i period o f 1 year. Too mutt 1m satisfied or wo will return your money BUILDERS OF FINER HOMES * m A P PM YJCf DOWN PAYMENT AMD CLOSING COST AS LOW AS *1,300 MONTHLY PAYMENTS CHEAPER Priced F r o m --- We d*o4e e tlw M •lie*•w e . . . We 1w|M lie m * . . . > * Planned to fulfill your every wish and need for a happy carefree IMAM RENT. Each South Pineereet Second Addition home if beautifully designed and H U DOWN PAYMENT AND loaded with that something extra* located in CLOWNS COST AS LOW AS 11,800 MONTHLY PAYMENTS CHEAPER a planned community and so dose to everything. FOR XOJJR NEW HOME K ITC H E N Equipped By H O TPO IN T Brailey Odhom, President Sab s Office Comer 27th St. and 17-92 Highway Phone FA 2-1S01 �B s It OCTOBER 15. 1957 TH E SA N FO R D H ER A LD W EEKLY M A G A ZIN E Gt a m o k FOP o u r n o o p G IPlS' f , t F •r W i l l i a m s H i n t . H o w t son OPMOND P F T I P l M { NT > ML C C A iti - t H �\ Fid Up With Monotony Danger, u h cvtH an and bvlkf-tom clothing wore a ll in a day's wash fa this W orld W ar I ace Oy iO O HANSCOM AM H ISC O X , a nativa o f New York City, waa one o f England* great W orld War I heroes. Ha now ■pen da moat o f hie daya quietly running the Bradenton Country Club. However, it waa not alwaya thia way. In 1917, the epirit o f adventure boiling in hia blood, Hiacos went to England and joined the Royal Plying Corps, aoloing with leaa than five hour* training. He waa commie* aioned a drat lieutenant in three month*. Later he became a member o f England'* famoua flying crew, Sampson's Circua. An aviator had to down at leaat 10 enemy planea before being aaaigned to Sampaon’a outfit. The following account waa not told by Hiacos, but by Owen Cobb Holloran, Atlanta, d a ., another American who waa a pilot for England during W orld W a r !. One gray morning in October 1918, Lieutenant Hiacos, in command o f ais Porte flying boats, took off to bom b a German airdrome. It had been learned that planes from that particular airdrome would raid England's north coast within the neat 24 hours. Hiacos swung along toward Germany. T w o flying boats had dropped out; one to the aid o f a merchant ahip in trouble, the other with engine trouble. The protective mists dried out and the remaining boats flew into clear aunahine—the last thing they wanted. Minutes later they spotted the German Christiansen's air squadron. At that time the "T iger,” as Christiansen was called, had 40 Allied planes to his credit. In tight formation, the boats dove for the water. T he “ T iger’a” 25 Hawks cam e in fast. Guns on both aides hammered a full chorus. One German plane b u n t into flames and fell like a meteor into the sea, then another crumbled. Meanwhile Christiansen hit boat number four and it fell into a spin, going down a roaring maas of flames. T he flying boats skimmed tho water, and the fighters could no longer get under them. T he coast waa many mile* away ao the Germans turned about and left the scene. H iecoi’s machine waa severely bullet-marked. In the remaining planes, only one man had been h it One boat had a fractured main wing spar and could not be counted on to last long. An hour later they spotted the coastal airdrome. A score o f heavy bomber* waa lined up before the hangars, being groomed for their night’s work. Like giant gulls, the boats atarted a long slanting dive for the airdrome. Christiansen’s Hawks suddenly reappeared. It waa a race without thought o f anything but the objective. T he guns on the ground bellowed their objections to the audacioua raid. Down through the atorm o f machine gun bullets and one-pound shells, the three boats hurled themselves like winged thunderbolts. Tw enty-one bom bs dropped. There waa a burst o f flame and a huge up-ruahing o f wind and debrk. T he flying boats atarted toward the water, leaying devastation behind. Chrifc- S THt ONC1 A WOOtO WAR I see fee i s gfwsd dedqlsg belle** end daily fe d e g deem, le^r Hbeea seer quietly a^res^la his tl^^i^i ea disaster e f Bee^teeSe^* Ceaa^^f C h t. tianeen’a Hawks circled the little group, diving, firing, curving away, only to repeat the tactics time and again. T h e boats were now ao badly damaged, that maneuvering waa ou t o f the question. It was simply a case o f going straight fur the open aea, hoping the gunners could beat off the attack enough to prevent total destruction. Hiecoi'a forward gunner waa hit twice. Calling the radio man to take the controls, Hiacos crawled over the top to the gunner’a cockpit. Hastily bandaging th e injured man, he climbed back to his control station, a cou p le o f bullets going through his clothing on the way. Hia radio man went forward to take the guns just as the engineer-gunner collapsed with a bullet in his midriff. Hiscox’a chin strap and cheek were cut by a dose one. T he other two boats were also having plenty o f trouble, but now the open aea waa ahead and Christiansen apparently decided it waa aafer to turn back. With draining fuel tanka, wounded, exhausted, strained beyond imagination, they staggered on, barely clear o f the water. Finally they passed the home base beacons and landed at Felixstowe. Hiecox’a commanding officer was there. “ Hello, Sam, have a good patrol?’ * he asked. "N ot so bad, air,” Hiacox replied "I say, let’s fly over to London and see a show tonight. I’m fed up with the monotony o f this place.” VM AU ftOtlBA MA6AZIM IS MSTMUTIi I ACM WOK IT TM fOUOWMfi MWSPAPfMi ALL WtlKLY MAGAZINE W L IM 4 I •C*| oak*. II* I VMkWM U . Octfta. 44* iMAJ-TUI Slusrt l. Patten. PuMmIwt Cm Cn*n. IJam Om4m S N .t i i. Art (Vnrtw to* AVONrASS OATIONAMACH 1—<1 Htw W sd Us Mroa MIANO UU UfMS Nro« tuns 0*#v to* 6AMIVSU Waal iACUOHVSU SMWUMI till—Iff Daflf Caowami utteuss Vawa MSIS0USM MS UOSNA SIACM Uffwfl OCAtA rAIMMACH fANAAIA CII1 S1N1ACC4A IAMCSO lASASOIA MMMu ii nneisusu lAUAMAtitl IAMTA vans HAVtNCV4, Mtm CkH OUR CO VfR tear 1—sw Paw Iwsffff Mffwff HfffaM Nrat Jaaraafl HffffffM H aM TW U^WCaaffT Now* ky*pESdWl PffOWfM Inn MAIN OFFICE: Bo* 1171, Orals, Fla. • Plume MA 2-7437 REPRESEN TED N ATIO NALLY by John H. Parry Associates Stiito 607, 19 W. 44th St.. New York 36. N. Y- • TaUplum# Murray Hill 7-6047 Branch Offices:-Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, Atlanta, San Francisco, Beverly llill* Orlando Office: 711 Magnolia Are. * Phone 41-2991 Miami Office: Chamber of Commerce Bldg * Phone FR 1-0376 Jacksonville Office: 600 Laura Si., P. O. Box 600 * Phone EL 6-4611 \s Screen swimming star, glamorous E s­ ther Williams, not only adorns our cover this week, but her helpful hinU on glam ­ or for the outdoor-type girl can be founil in our H ollyw ood Beauty column on page five. Miss Williams has spent many hours swimming in Florida's crystal-clear takes and stream*, while starring in moviea that were film ed at Cypreaa Gardens anil Silver Springs. Nsturally ideal for o u t­ door photographic scenes, the state's waters and year-round perfect weather are drawing more and more o f the movie magnates to Florida for picture making, not to m en tion the encouragem ent for actually establishing motion picture p ro­ duction studios hers. �Hi Photo by A ll AN P CRlitCKSHAN K National Audubon Society SNOWY lORfTS art among tha avion IsHabilanH Wow­ ing thousand* of bird lovort to (ho rookeries on Sanlbal. SANIBEL: A Most Unusual Island B y C LEV ELA N D V A N DRESSER IIKKK are island* oil the count* o f Florida that lionst lienutiful beaches car|H ted with sch shell*. Then* nre also island* that nerve as unique resort* for people neekinK |>eure unci quiet. And. there are still other islands noted for their wildlife. Hut when you Hnd an island which has all three o f these attractions, you have hit upon something quite unusual. Such a place actunllv does exist, however It is Sanihel Island in the (iulf o f M exico, a few miles from the West Coast city o f Fort Mvers on the Calooruihatchee River. Sanihel is known far and wide as, a prolific pro­ ducer o f some o f the most fantastic and lovely sea shells to he found anywhere on the fare o f the globe Over .100 kinds o f interesting shells can lie found, chiefly because Sanihel has the only Iwach in Florida facing south. Specimen* from Sanihel are to lie found in noted collections the world over Although "shelling" remains a paramount attrac­ tion, this unique isle, only 12 miles long and three miles wide, also supports a colony o f individuals who cherish peace ami quiet in contrast to the more lavish tourist layouts found almost everywhere in the state Sanihel seems to lie a place where time has stopped for a little while, and is in no hurry to catch no T It would seem that such a small piece of laud, which not only has residents of its own. hut annually draws thousands o f travelers to its heache*. would hardly have room to support a sizeable wildlife IMipiilatiou. Hut Saniliel does it. Part o f the island is a full -Hedged federal wildlife refuge Ordinarily, wildlife doesn't get along with human activity lo o well. T he average federal wildife refuge is s|iamelv |M>pulatrd. the idea lieing the fewer humans, the lieltei off the birds und animals will Is*. Wildlife generally prefer to conduct their allairs with a minimum o f outside interference However. Sanihel to a degree, refutes that, a c­ cepted practice, for the bird life on the island is truly amazing It is a haven for nesting herons, egrets, anhingas (water turkeys), pelicans, Florida mallards, g.dlinules. coots and ospreys. During the winter sea­ son, thousands o f northern visitors o f the feathered variety make Sanihel their temporary home S a n d s '! has also pluved a most ini|Mirtanl part ui the saving of the rate and Iteauliful roseate spoonbill, once thought headed for extinction. In fact, so noted is the island for its abundant bird life that local Audubon Societies throughout the state consider it one o f the greatest attractions of its kind in Florida. T o many Audulmnite*. a trip to the Saniliel Island bird rookeries is one o f the high point* of their livrs Saniliel got its start ns a bird refuge through thr* etlorls o f the noted conservationist. J. N (T)uig) Darling His vigorous nction in the late l!iin*. when he was chief o f the old D. S. Korean of Hiological Survey (since atmorhed by the present U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service), virtually saved America's water­ fowl from extinction Evading, whose home is on Captiva Island, ad|uiniiiR Saniliel to the north, put down the first artesian well on Saniliel in l!MV This assured a steady supply o f fresh water In that year, at Darling's insistence. tint stale set up u modest wildlife refuge which included part of Captiva Island T w o years later, the area be­ came a federal refuge bv presidential proclamation. Another pioneer resident. Frank I* Hailey, leased HI) acres, anil shortly thereafter the federal government) put in another artesian well and the refuge actually came into existence. In IW/i2, Dnrle Sam started purchasing small tracts of land, until on Dec. 5, l**.VJ, the U. S. Fish and (Continued on page 14) a �BREAKING THE TALL TALE BARRIER By KENMUSSON IN C E the days o f Erie the Rad and other pioneen o f the aaa, a vail o f mystery hat lain between the oceans and the men who sought to uae these waters for commerce, relaxation and adventure. But, in truth, th e sea itself is only a . shadow o f the ghost that has filled men’s hearts with terror for centuries. Most exaggerated o f tall talea about the seas are stories o f attacks made on men by sharks and barracuda. Yet, d ocu ­ mented reports o f specific incidents are few. T he sport o f skin-diving, growing in popularity among Florida swimmers, has helped to lift the curtain o f fear surrounding these ocean inhabitants. Many skin-divers hsve returned to land to report o f swimming in the same waters as sharks and barracuda without mishap. 1 have had similar experiences, too. I have chased sharks, using a small boat, and herded them in much the same way that a cow b oy runs down stray cattle. I have tormented a shark in that manner for as long as a h alf-hou r-alw ays keep­ ing him in shallow water and making him move in circlea-and have never been attacked. O f course, such activity is not recom ­ mended as a way to brighten up a dull weekend. But, it does seem to indicate that most o f the tales about sharks have grown out o f overactive imaginations. Finding parts of human flesh or clothing and rings in the stom achs o f the flsh is not necessarily good evidence that they attacked and killed a swimmer or diver. Since sharks are scavengers, slmost any­ thing might be found inside them. In Florida, there are authentic records o f attacks from only the hammerhead shark and the lemon shark. What the swimmer or fisherman needs to remember is that sharks or barracuda, like big land ani­ mals. cannot be counted upon to behave S 4 AMB i i U s Masu lsi issr-sr according to any rules. If sharka are molested or detect the scent o f blood from a cut, they may attack. Another fish maligned in stories o f the oceans la the manta ray or devil Ash. This huge, graceful Ash is in reality about as dangerous aa the glider airplane it resem­ bles. T he manta, which sometimes grows to the sise o f 22 feet from aide to side, is credited with numerous attacks on divers and swimmers. There is, o f course, the danger that a small boat which comes too close to a manta might be struck by one o f the Ash's “ w in p ” and be tipped over or battered. But the charge that such a thing would be done intentionally by the ray is far-fetched. Fishermen who have worked the coastal waters for years know the manta to be a gentle creature. In fact, youngsters living along the coast have been known to ride on the manta’s back when they could get a good grasp. Never has one been teen to attack a swimmer. O n the other hand, the smaller rays, such aa the stingray and the round ray, must he treated with respect. T h ey are equipped with sharp barbs on their tails. Each has a barb located about halfway down on its tail, which can be struck, with a quick lash o f the tail, into the swimmer's a/m or leg, inflicting a serious wound. Other rays, such as the leopard ray, also have tail barbs, but these are located at the end o f the body and can­ not be so easily whipped. T he swimmer must step directly down on these barbs to be hurt. Another ray, far less common but found in some Florida waters, is the torpedo or electric ray. Som e o f these marine animals have been known to re­ lease sa much as 200 volte — enough for a severe shock, although not generally 'H U A juJ J U enough to be o f real danger. T h e best defense against all rayx when walking in shallow waters ia to frighten them out o f your path by scuffing your feet along in the sand. This will usually make the ray move on before you come in contact with it. Another o f the inhabitanta o f the waters off Florida that are regarded as dangerous are the moray eels, sometimes called the "rattlesnakes o f the deep." For the most part, they are found on the off­ shore reefs where they lie in wait among the coral for small flsh to swim by. At times, however, they may be found around bridges or near mangrove roots. When hooked on a fisherman’s line, the moray often knots itself with the line. It is not unusual to find the line tied around the eel’s body when it is brought to the top o f the water. Moat fishermen respect its bite enough to cut it loose before bringing it into the boat. T h e m oray is often attracted by shiny objects, making the wearing o f jew elry such aa rings a dangerous practice for the swim m er or skin-diver. The moray has no venom sacs such as the land rattler possesses, but a mucus Aim over its teeth can cause a severe infection if a wound is not cleaned immediately. T he billed Ash, which include spearfish and the brnadbill swordfish, have long been reputed for driving their spears into the sides o f boats when hooked. Divers have found that it is also dan­ gerous to swim near the huge jewfish with its voracious disposition. Because th e fish’s m outh is so large, the current o f water cascading between ita open jaws might swallow up the unwary swimmer. V a r io u s marine animals are capable o f giving a painful sting when touched, and swimmers should avoid them whenever possible. T h e sting o f some sponges, like the fire sponge, can cause an irritation o f the skin and even a little numbness lasting for a day or so. Jellyfish must also be respected. For the most part, ita sting ia little worse than the sting o f an ant, however, the Portuguese man-of-war can be dangerous. If the swimmer stung by this jellyfish has a weak heart or is other­ wise physically unfit, the sting could be fatal. The man-of-war is actually a colony o f small animals called aiphonophores. The colony can be recognized by a clear blue and pink air-filled bladder which floats on the sea's surface. Under this bladder dangles a series o f tentacles, some as much aa 30 feet long. T h e boatm an or swimmer w ho com es in con tact with these tentacles receives a aeries o f severe stings which produce a numbing sensa­ tion and swelling. T h e waters o f our southern seas con­ tain few animals which can cause great danger to the swimmer and diver if reasonable caution is taken. In fact, once th e exaggerated barrier o f tall tales ia broken, the sea will becom e in the minds o f all men a friendly territory to explore. �Hi ■e u J J o tty w o o J . fy a u lij— NERVOUS IT E N S IO N ! Glamor for the Girl Athlete Amaunihf effective In hdptvif k f « r to pally calm ja naiad nerves, A lva -T san quil tablets reprettnl a new kind o f medication By LYDIA LANE H O LLYW OO D-Bather W ill, ian u waa the Aral ou td oor Kiri t o becom e a top m ovie star. And her picture* are respon­ sible for bringing glamor to the girl athlete. “ W hen I waa in sch ool," Bather conAded, as we sat in her Brentw ood garden, "th e girls who went ou t for sports were m ostly sad sacks. T h ey were th e type w ho felt there was n o hope in the romance department, and I must say they didn’t pay much atten­ tion to their appearances. I worked hard to And a way to com e out o f the water with m y hair looking nice. At M O M , especially, they didn't want me to wear a cap, so I kept my hair neat by drawing it straight back and setting it with hair spray." Bather also uses waterproof mascara, lipstick and make-up base all the time. "T h ey stand up in any kind o f weather. The make-up base protects my face. It has mois­ ture elements in it but people are under the impression 1 am not wearing any make-up at all. “ T he trick is to use a shade that matches your skin tones. Let your cosm etic dealer help you here. When I begin to tan in the summer, or my tan fades in the fall. I have to change my base. I use ns little us I can for com plete coverage. When make-up is used too heavily, it crumbles aruund the eyes and emphasizes every wrinkle and laugh line.” "W h en ever I am attracted to som eon e," she said. " I try to analyze how they achieved the effect. There are so many ways o f beautifying yourself, o f expressing you r individu­ ality, that there is no excuse for anyone not making an effort toward self-im prove­ m ent." " T o me, glam or is not an illusion wrought by a magic spell." Bather c o n t i n u e d . "Instead, it is centered around naturalness. Hut the illusion o f naturalness is something quite different from the soap-andwater routine. Planned nat­ uralness is achieved w i t h thought, taste and technique. It takes more tim e to put on a make-up that is subtle than one that is obvious.” Part o f Bather's glamor technique o f naturalness is to T r a n q u llim in f A id 1 Now available as t calming, se­ dative, trsnquitizJng tnd re­ laxing aid for relief of anxiety, worry,emotional upset, nerves, headache, irritability and pressure . . due to simple nervousness. Not habit form­ ing. A l v a - T b a n q u u . is safe! Use only as directed on label. 30 tablets, S2. (Economy-site bottles: *1-30—*5—*I0>. T A B L E T S M rNi lH , ,C%IIP B 1 rT» IO i I aswwww^ .H M r M n, Osl A l v u - T r u n q u l l T i b U U At All Dreg C**n»*rs WMNUU A FACIAL UNIS IIDUCID WITH (MOHAN DOCTOTS FORMULA MOOT MILT'S MAimmNC (MAM TM SICK! 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Her teeth are as healthy as they nre beauti­ ful and she attributes this to proper nutrition when she was a child. "I am grateful to my mother for being way ahead o f her time regarding nutrition,” she said. "I have to brush my teeth after every meal, because I d on 't feel clean unless every part o f me is. T his is u good habit to form since it retards tooth decay. I am in favor o f brushing five times a day.” Bather lielongs to the ounceo f - p r e v e n t i o n school o f thought. She believes the time to start caring for yourself is before you need that care “ Don't wait until your body is llabhy and you r muscles have lost their ton e,” Bather advised. " L e i go o f the old habits and take on the new. He philosophical about what you can d o and never force yourself. T here is no reason for your body not to tie firm anti Iitidier if you give it moder­ ate daily exercise and nutri­ tious fond." 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[ TNI to I0UTM u n c tI w MOtr o n WSMIIS W SM IIS ! /) 1 = j rwinSte pal ftv Van Ills k* If Tii. e i V a« tapis ■ -lefpil r » p < V I m rptpi 1 x,i i f * h lln lt i n m I m ih h 1*11 I S I S p-eapo. k n S M i *1 A* *«M i M il leant g S tslsslst mi Dmlnl »l*i life I l.pi m raw tel. UfPl MaaM . . *»«•* |M Am t**r I0SATI —" IT-TII soil autllllll • X— til X • l*la*. tu n S �By AIKNE KIDO T T H E crossroads o f two main high­ ways in Central Florida, a stretch o f land ia rapidly being transformed into preplanned model town, self-sufficient and individual in design. There, an Ohio developer is turning 3,700 acres o f high, rolling land, uninhabited until recently, into a small, ideal c it y -R id g e Manor. Located at the junction o f U. S. 301 and State Road 60. thia community was laid out with pleasure, com fort and con ­ venience for its future residents as the goal in sight. Some 6,000 families will be able to buy lots, build homes and live economically while enjoying the same benefits to be found in higher priced sec­ tions o f the state. When complete, the development will have a shopping center with retail stores, a motel and restaurant, an area for schools, churches and civic center, a golf and country club, a five-acre park on the W ithlacoochee River com plete w i t h marina for loading boats and, o f course, many residential areas. Ridge Manor, in its picturesque loca­ tion 10 miles north of Dade City, ia within 35 miles o f the G ulf o f M exico and 85 miles o f the Atlantic Ocean. It ia a mere 30 to 90-minute drive from Orlando. Tampa or Ocala. T he community is surrounded by five large lakes and many smaller ones set in hilly, wooded country­ side. One o f the moat beautiful and wellstocked lakes in the entire state —Lake Panasoffkee — is within 30 minutes o f Ridge M anor Com m unity and can be reached by boat via the W ithlacoochee River which fronts on the property. A OOiHRS SPORTSMIN FtNO best lake end river Raking In Ike stele nee* el kend. WHh tws lekes end *,000 feel ef senelt being deg, eetk kemedte will be en water *r close to g. * AM Hw t k M i(iilnt \l A research center, using the services o f scientifically-trained retirees, and an industrial area, close to but separate from the residential area, are cherished dreams o f the developer and are now being planned by a comm ittee o f North­ ern corporation executives. Owner o f this spectacular develop­ ment, J. Earl Miller o f Geneva, Ohio, has abrought years o f real eatate experience to Ridge Manor. He has successfully completed 32 other such projects in Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois and Michigan. As president o f Western R e ­ serve Properties, past president o f the Ohio Association o f Real Eatate Boards and past vice president o f the National Association o f Real Eatate Boards, M r. Miller is recognised as an authority in the land appraisal Held. He is perhaps best-known for his work as appraiser for the Great Lakes Naval Training Station in Illinois. He once sold the entire town o f M cDonald. Ohio, the residence o f som e 5,000 people, to J. W . Galbreath Co. o f Columbus. His son-in-law, Robert W hitney, operates the Ridge Manor Realty Co., which handles the property. At present, there are 15 miles o f paved roads plotted and under construction. In the shopping area, 14 units o f the 28unit motel are finiahed and in use. T h e Texas Oil Co. has leased a gas stationservice department on one com er, adja­ cent to the offices o f the Ridge Manor development. A small restaurant ia now in operation nearby. I n the residential areas, 680 lota have been sold and over 100 homes have been built or are nearing completion. Lota are 100 feet wide and from 100 to 300 feet deep. It ia the policy of the owner to accept a binder on a lot by mail, but no transfer o f title or Anal payment ia made until the purchaser has visited and approved the lot. No lota will be sold to speculators, and lota not surveyed and recorded are not on the market. Som e ready-built hom es are offered for sale now, and model homes are usually avail­ able. T h e realty com pany represents- �m. ! tivea also will oversee construction after a lot has been purchased and a builder selected. The minimum-sized home ia 720 ■quare feet, not including breezeway, car port or utility room. O f course, a hom e­ stead ia tai-exem pt up to an assessed valuation o f 95,000. Econom y homeaites with a minimum frontage of 90 feet may be purchased in tw o aectiona for as little as $000 and on time payment plana, if desired. Building coats are average in the area. In the C ountry Club Estate* section, lots sell for 91.075 and up. T his area surround* a colonial clubhouse, one wing of which ha* been completed, and a IH-hole golf course. Designed by Hans Schmeisner on naturally rolling land, the Arst nine holes were completed in January and a second nine i» under construction. Tennis court* and a swimming pool will he built ad­ joining the clubhouse this winter. Homesites in this area border the golf course along winding, shaded roads. T o the aouth acros* Highway 50 in the laikewood Estate* section, one group o f homesites was opened recently along the east aide of I-ake Geneva and proved to lie very popular with buyer*. T w o large lake* have been connecter! by 6,000 feet o f canal* dug 60 feet wide, and a boat basin form ed around a lagoon at the north end o f the lake ha* been started. An “ Admiral's C lubhouse" is planned where boats, motor*, tackle, bait and a snack bar will he made available to res­ ident*. Here, home* line the lake and canal shores and are shaded by huge live oaks. N orth-south street* have been named for birds and eaat-west streets, for flower*. In this area, lota, usually 105 by 175 feet, can he bought for 91,500 and higher. Sale price o f a lot anywhere in the development include* water and elec­ tricity to the property and paved streets. At present, there is enough water, to serve a city almost twice the anticipated S IM M . OAK-UNCO shares ef Withloceechee liver, bordering liver side (states lets, seem te iavite everyene “t* get away from it all." iiiie o f Ridge Manor with itn homesitc* ami shopping center. Shuflleboard courta are already in at the Community Center. T o the weal, where the property bordera the W ithlacoochee River, a Ave-acre recreation park will be landacaped with tropical planting*. U ve oaka will ahade the picnic ground*. Frank B. McKIroy, preaident of the Com m unity Reaident'a Association, plana well-attended picnic* and aupper* in the park S in c e Ridge Manor i* a long-range pro­ ject. it will he 10 yenra before the entire .1,700 acre* will have been opened. Mean­ while, the policy i* to develop 500 to 600acre aectiona at a time. Actually. Ridge Manor grew, like many other thing*, a* an idea: A com m unity large enoqgh to aupport the eaaential service* and incorporating the In-at o f modern-dny thinking into feature* that would lift it out o f the ordinary class Miller, who, with hi* wife, ha* viaited Florida frequently, decided hi* .1.1rd real estate development should lie here, hut he spent five year* in checking all |>o»aibilitiea in the state He and hi* wife viaited both coast* and traveled up and down Central Florida searching for likely site* Miller made many inquiries into the need* o f retiring people, a* well a* the many other* who were seeking new home investment* He knew the aite he chose must meet certain standards ample water supply, location on major highway*, suitability for development o f light industries, convenience to good Ash­ ing and hunting, etc. After studying all things, he chose this site. Thu*, it grew -th e dream comm unity that ia perhaps best described in these words: “ It is something you always wish someone would do. but never really eipect to see." Map shews hew streets end lets ere planned with areas set aside for schools, churches and stores. u PLANS CAU POI bathing areas, including swim hole at riverfront perk end peel at country club. HOUSIWIVfS IN JO Y opportunities te get sun tans an nearby beeches without upsetting housekeeping |ebs AS ftarida M » f im « le ir ir f �ByCROBERT PETERSOfl - Photo* By TRfNT R O G fRlD All Florida’s retirement columnist visits Ormond Bench on tha lost Coast, spot chosan by John D. Rotkefdller’i physicians as tha idaal retirement area or tillin', papa* ' circle th# hotel. M Xik UfotiM C A N T resist the mellow appeal of a stately old hotel. So while visiting Ormond Beach last week­ end, ! checked in at the Ormond Hotel for a three-day stay, to see for myself what it offers the retired guests who are flocking to its friendly premises. Let me say right off that it is no place fo r folks who want sleek decor, cocktail lounge* and snappy service. Hut if you like plenty o f elbowroom and an atmosphere that is genteel, well-maintained, and a little bit Victorian, you'll like the Ormond. I.ike most o f its guests, the venerable old Ormond Hotel la in its 70s, but doesn't look it. It’s still sound aa a rock and as comfortable, cheerful and friendly as a country inn. T h e Orm ond, with it* fou r floors and rambling verandas, began to show its age a few years ago. Hut in 1955, the old hotel waa taken over by an enlightened management. After completely renovating, strength­ ening and redecorating throughout, they modernized the sprinkler system that protects every room , nook and cranny from fire. Then they put gardeners to work, transforming the 16 acres o f grounds into a tropical park. I What impressed me first, I guess were the "breezeways." A million-dollar asset, these wonderful breezeways are detached from the sides o f the main building and virtually encircle the spacious 400-room hotel. T h ey provid* the moat delightful "sittin ’ " you ever experienced. 1 doubt if you’ll And a hotel anywhere in the world will* verandas to compare with them. And there's plenty to look at, whether it be the busy traffic on the south aide, the boats and fishermen on the Halifax River to the west, the tropical gardens to the north, or the view o f the Atlantic Ocean a few blocks away. I was also mightily impressed with the quality o f the guests. It'a no secret that some older people aren't particularly pleasant to be around. And it'* no secret that the Ormond Hotel carefully screens applicants to make sure residents sre o f good character and have congenial, outgoing personalities. No liquor is per­ mitted on the premises, and smoking is allowed only in specified areas. T o make sure the hotel gets the right kind o f people, prospective guests must serve a two-week probationary period. UOwd Guest* who make the Ormond their home com e from all over the United States as retired school teachers, ministers, salesmen, doctors, lawyers, skilled craftsmen and civil service w o rk e ra -to name a few. Under the direction o f M anager L. W. Reed, the hotel provides guests with various opportunities to keep productively occupied. On th e first floor is an Art Crafts R oom where those with creative interests busily paint, sculpture, weave o r make attractive Jewelry and novelties. A few door* away is the W ood Crafts Room where guests, predominantly male, spend productive and pleasant hours restoring furniture and creating useful and attractive items from wood. Soon to be established in the hotel lob b y is a Craft Sh op, where items produced can be displayed for sale. Recognizing the necessity for retired people to maintain a continued sense o f responsibility, Reed has created a number o f guest committees. There’s a chapel comm ittee that has charge o f the nondenominational religious services held Wednesday evenings and Sun­ day mornings in the handsome chapel that waa once the hotel ballroom. T h e entertainment comm ittee plans such programs - •n book reviews and lectures, and helps select the movie shown each Friday night. T his comm ittee also arranges occasional bus tours to nearby pointa. en ­ courages interest in shufflehoard competition, and plans special holiday events, especially th e Christmas fes­ tivities. Three guests volunteered to me they had never esperienced such wonderful Christmases as those at • the Ormond. This com m ittee sponsors a special dinner for those celebrating birthdays each month, and plans are under way to organize regional clubs with periodic gst-togethers for guests from different sections o f the country. T he Dower comm ittee arranges the floral displays in the lobby, chapel and dining room . T he library committee, headed by Mrs. Ruth Scherb. Schenectady. N. Y., has charge o f th e cozy, well-stocked library. Mrs. Scherb, incidentally, retired a few years ago and shortly after coming to the Orm ond Hotel found romance in the person o f retiree W erner C. Scherb. A few months after meeting, they were happily married. There’s music at th e Ormond, too. Heat known o f the music makers are E. P. Hunt, a retired cellist from Pleaaantville, N. Y „ and Mrs. Bertie O illy, Detroit. Mich., the official pianist for musical events and organist for chapel services. Nature studies also receive attention. F. S. W hite, a retired electrical en ­ gineer from Pittsburgh. Pa., is an amateur astronomer. On starry evenings he brings forth his 90-power tele­ scope. and as guests flock around, he gives informal lectures on astronomy and a peep at such heavenly wonders ns Saturn's rings and Jupiter's moons. I ate in the dining room where the food is served cafeteria style. Of course, there's not the variety you ORMOND HOTfi MANA OCR L W. RHD, on bond ta greet a Me el attractive sew guests an the front veranda. There are 400 roans* ta accommodate guest* at this retirement mecce an Florida's last Coast. find in n regular cafeteria. Hut, as a number of guests tdld me, “ It's better than one usually gets lit hom e." T h e owners take pride in the fact that they buy only the highest grade fissls and employ a highly competent chef. Haw They Do H How can they olfer such a bargain? Well, the new owners were able to buy the hotel at a price con­ siderably lower than what it would cost to build a new one today. As a result, their investment is not as great as that carried by must hotel owners. Further, the owners are social-minded businessmen content to make a modest profit to see the hotel succeed as an ex­ periment in retirement living. Then, too, their lower rates apply only to guest* who sign an ll-m onth contract. This assures the hotel o f high occupancy the year round. It offers a private mom. three square meals a day, and conquinionship with nice people for ns little ns $70 a m o n th -o n the ll-m on th basis. T he rates vary de­ trending on the size and location o f your room. Most guests pay about $100 a month for their room and m eals-and this includes a private or connecting Uith. However, if there nre two in the room, the cost per person is cut appreciably. Transient guests are also accommodated, when space is available, at a somewhat higher rate. R oom s nre com fortably furnished, but guests may bring their own furnishings if they wish. T he hotel operates with a staff o f only 50 full-time and 'JO part-time employes. Incidentally, whenever jolts nre open, guests who want to work nre given first chance to apply. Cur­ rently, about half the employes o f the hotel are guests. T hey receive the same wages paid to outside employes. So now you know why I like Ormond Reach. O f course, you may question whether the area is really superior to others ns a retirement locution. Hut Itenr Tn mind thnt when John I). Rockefeller reached his golden years, he instructed hi* physicians to locate the ideal retirement area. After diligent senrch, they recommended Ormond Reach and. as is well known, this became John D .'s winter home from 1014 until the end o f his long life in Ifl.‘17. If it was good enough for John I)., it’s certainly good enough for me! M IAIS AM CAFITIRIA »tyl* In the dining room •nc* catering to Vanderbilt* and Rockefeller*. THI ABTS-MINDID 90**1* purtua tuck ersativ# babble* a* painting, iculpting, weaving, and producing attract)v# and bansMclal tiff*. MANY OF THI OUISTS make colorful and u»*ful Itam*. A thop I* fa ka Ml up in Iho Ormond lobby ta tha handicraft* can ba ditplayad far tala. THI NOTH LIBRARIAN, Ruth Scherb. gets a hand from husband Werner — they met upon retiring there. • All Honda M eg eitn e l»IM I THI HOW IR COMMITTfi work* closely with caretakers of Ormond's tropical garden* They spend happy hours an Moral display* far the lobby, chapel and dining roam All Florida M egeiin e IA1# U �I SHOPPER’S MART ' ■a * t O a N a a t d r y M m T a a . I Tha la t o it Figure Slimming M f» (j - , o t iii / / (i ^ , 11 I N * 1 1 A N U •n i h n O > flo n r t V fi n ,,» , ' O 118 H 'VANISHITTI* i KEEP SAND and DIRT OUT OF YOUR HOME with j b . 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Many Oil Companies operate in New Mexico and production You too may share in the OIL FUTURE OF AMERICA by buying now a 40-acre Oil Lease on State Land lor ONLY $150. (or $160. in easy payments) Remember - ALL you ask is FREE INFORMATION No obligation to boy anything. No salesman will visit you. So. why d e la y -w rite today. Hood Potrolium Company, D o p t. SOW 15 Exchange Place, Jersey City 2, Naw Jersey ■ ov a v a r a f e s n o n th a n 200,000 barrals OIL DAILY. B y S T E V E E L L IN G S O N 'VK often fouml it wine, somewhere iilonit the line, to tnke stock of furniture I have already built, and then bring new life to the old rather than l>eKin nKuin from scratch. S o this week. I'd like to go oil on a slight tangent hv not presenting a you-build-it project for the weekend rnr|M-nter. Instead. I want to tell you about how the do-ityourselfer can rejuvenate old leatherwork Let’s take, for example, a set o f leather-upholstered chairs They might have been beauties years hack Hut look at them now—one has a rigarette burn, another is cracked from la-ing too near the bent anil the fine finish on all is gone. T hey look dreary and dismal. And, for a long time there wasn't much you could d o about it except start again from scratch. Well, there is a product on the market now that makes any leatherwork sparkle like new and hides cigarette burns or tears so they barely show. It's called KamCote. Differing from ordinary paint, although applied by brush or spray gun in the same way, KamCote is a flexible paint that will not crack or |>eel when applied to leather, leatherette, or vinyl plastic. It has a special long-lasting plasticizer that replaces the natural oils in dried-out leather and the castor oil in leatherette. W hat's more, it's ipiick drying—20 minutes to the touch— and the leather can la- safely used two hours after the application. For the do-it-yourself enthusiast, the steps to longer-lasting up­ holstering are simple with KamCote. First clean the area to la- painted If there is a hole, stuff with cotton and cover with adhesive tu|a>, then cover the surface with two coats o f sealer — KamCote sealers and cleaners are available. After the sealer dries, sand the patched spot and apply two coats o f KamCote paint. You'll have to look closely to detect the patch This flexible paint is not limited to just furniture Coming in 12 basic colors (w hich can fa- mixed) and clear, it gives new life to suit­ cases, shoes, baby buggies, camera cases and many other items. If you own a convertible or station wagon, you can put flexible paint to good use in brightening up worn leather-covered seats, arm rests and scuff pads. It provides an excellent preservative for renewing the covering on the top o f a station wagon. And its use is far from limited to leather goods. KamCote cun be used to renew faded awnings, hammocks, tieach chairs, life preservers, or scat cushions like we used on our dog bed described for the weekend carpenter last week. I She's always satisfied most with a BRAND that's made a NAME for itself! 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This adaptable m il requires only addition o f water and Sour to make a workable dough.to cut into designs with no sticking nr crumbling. A machine can m il dough much more thoroughly than can be done at home. This is the secret o f why it is so easy to bake with cookie m il. SHOAT-CUT DCCORATING FO t QUICK CO O KIfS All the cookies on the platter pictured on the opposite page were made with cookie m il. including the brownies. Not only are they easy to make, but they are easy to dec* orate. Bach cookie has a short-cut decorating secret, like using licorice strips to make whiskers for the cat faces and features for the witches, instead o f applying decorations with a pastry tube. T h e pumpkin cookies get their goblin features by pressing a cookie with cut-out eyes, nose and mouth on top o f another cookie frosted with a simple semisweet chocolate filling. The punch bowl is filled with a steaming brew o f instant tea, citm s juices and spice. This delicious drink will banish the shivers from even the most timid guest on this spooky occasion. It’s a question of whether the cook or the guests will have the better time at this Halloween party, for it is as much fun to create these de­ lightful decorative refreshments as it is to eat them. iM** n if I !L ^ » .2 J s ~ S S X ! M u r m n n iu Z U D Ik M i ( ^ 3 MMOVIII H E g fflC E m -or. pAg. cookie mi» 0 At cup n orm ira/rr Q 4 cup lifted oll-purpoee flour Hmpty cookie m il into bowl. Add flour and water; mis with fork. Then, knead with hands until blended. Chill 10 minutes. Boll out 4-inch thick on lightly floured board nr pastry cloth. Use cutters specified. Place on ungreased cookie sheet. Bake in moderate oven (375 degrees) B to 8 minutes. Yields 4 to 7 dozen cookies. i w r f cflw row nunoots-amu FREE HALLOWEEN COOKIES (B ask Dough) n anon fMUNH.MNJBSn MCOTttMU OO TO BID H M D O il UP TIRID Cut out large circle with 8*inch layer cake pan. Hake 8 minutes. Cool 2 minutes; carefully remove from cookie sheet with spatula. Cool. Force chocolate filling through pnstry tube for clock-face decorations. For filling: Melt 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate morsels and I tbs. shortening over hot water. R e­ move from heat; m il in 4 cup evaporated milk and I cup sifted confectioners' sugnr. Beal till smooth. C A T S WHISKERS COOKIES CHOCOLATE PUMPKIN PATTIES Cut out cookie dough with 24-inch round cookie cutter. Cut out small triangles; press triangles under top edge o f rounds to resemble "ears." Cut out thin strips of licorice to resemble “ eyes" and "w hiskers." Press in small piece o f maraschino cherry for "nose." Hake aa directed. Cut out dough circlea with a 24-inch cookie cutter. Bake half the number o f rounds. Cut out small "stem s"; press under top edge o f remaining rounds. With point o f paring knife, cut out "pum pkin faces" and bake. Put together sand­ wich fashion with chocolate filling made from above recipe. SAMPLE •afpawd W ITCHING HOUR COOKIES Worn Out At 40? T k * « lank la w fa k c n r il HI ami a « •» •• N r la ** a f i l m i l k , * i* m a n il n u l l l y . M ali* U i a l-d a jr Irak a u k V M M Ik * a m a iia ff, » * • (u rm u la I k a l k *lp a build r w k , r*d blood C a n la ia a I k * » a * * n lia l a u lr M a la and a r lla a lo r * I k a l Incraaaa I k * * u m k « r of r»d f a ll* an d r t a t a r * Ib tm I * lk « lr n * k lt d t a la r T r y VM f t fa r ju a l I d a y *. Y o u ’ll b* a m a iril a l Ik * r * a u ll* . Aak a a u r D r u y i i a l about V N i l O n ly k V a l l l r u * S lo ra a t a a r y n k a r t . X W ak i Up! Sign dpi look Upl J O IN T H B GROUND Call or writ* Civil Dafan ta II Ail flandu M ayaiina IftW 1/ OWEEN BROWNIES worst <i ater □ lW 0 0 4 cup tugar 4 cup chopped nut* 0 0 / cup cooAie tilt men• uml from N ot. phg I pAg il cufti *eminrrrt chiHitlate nutrnrl* POPCORN BALLS 4 cun light corn ttrup 4 cup ii liter 0 (optionah Melt semi-sweet ch ocolate pieces over h oi. not boiling, water. While this is being done, m il to­ gether cookie mis. egg, sugar and water. Beat until smooth. Stir in melted chocolate and nuts. Turn into a w aied pn|>er-lincd SiH*2-inch pan aiul bake in a moderate oven, altout 375 degrees, for 30 to 35 minutes. Cool. Frost with orange-llavored con fec­ tioners' sugar frosting. Tint frosting orange with few dro|ia food coloring. Cut into squares. Yields IB twt>-inch squares. 0 0 0 2 the hotter V tup tall .1 1fit ihiniunl corn 4 pAg 14 cupi ternstreet chocolate mortelt Put first B ingredients in saucepan. Stir over low heat until sugar is dissolved. Continue cooking, without stirring, until small amount of m iiture, when dropped in cold water, form* a hard ball, or until candy thermometer indicates 270 degrees. Add vanilla. Pour syrup over pop|ied corn. Butter the hands and shape into 3-inch halls. Insert skewers. Attach cut-out paper witches or other Halloween figures to top o f skewers. Yields about 14-dozen balls. * -— i , �J 1 Colorful Halloween refreshments are easy to make. Orangefrosted brownies, clock face, witch and pumpkin cookies are made from the same mix. Bowl holds hot, spicy tea AJI FWrMa IU M I I) M M I �■ It,___________________________________ J a W H I N V O U l( I CMMu Hb ADVlrffIf ING T I U I UMliMIla n u o in f Wky Ntt In w Old? B y R O B B N T P B T IR B O N "WHY M O W O iO f" k th« weary query which aerves m the title o f i syndicated newspaper column written by Mias Joss* phinc Lowmnn. Now I don’t want to atep into a skirmish with a scribe as as p ark need as Mias Low man, but it aaema to me this oblique promise o f eternal youth disturbs more readers than it helps. Airing k a normal part o f the life c y c k . Informed people o f the journalistic fraternity should be nursing, instead of knocking, the belief that old ags is a highly desirable time o f life. There are atill quite a few people, who try to conceal their age with greater teal than they hide the skeletons in their family closet. They seem completely unaware that the later years are increas­ ingly com ing to mean dignity, wisdom and freedom. Perhaps if Mias Lowman will take a fresh look at Ufa, shell discover that old age in modem times k as rewording s period as any other and that it is wiser to document its delights than to suggest detours. * * * ANOTHH WOMAN who should he taken to task is Miss (IIon s Swanson, 60, who offers a line o f fash­ ions for m ature women under the fawning label, " F o r e v e r Y ou n g." It would seem that Miss Swanson is old enough to know that even a movie queen can't remain young forever. Yet when I once voiced my protest to the svelte Miss Swanson. I was told: "D on 't he foolish - everyone wants to be young." Apimrentl.v these huck­ sters believe their own pnipaganda. They seem convinced that youthfulness will sell anything. .lust look at the ads. Nine out o f 10 feature radiant, pink cheeked youngsters who smilingly suggest that the product they are plugging will help roll bark the years as neatly as you roll up a window shade. All o f this would be funny eirep t that there are some people around who believe everything they read and who. when they are regularly repotted to such dictums as "W h y Grow O ld?" and "Forever Young," And themselves cataloguing old age as hideous. In a pitiful attempt to escape the inevitable, they seixe upon every trick in the book to make them look young, act young and feel young. And when these efforts ultimately fail and they still can't fool the mirror, they grudgingly submit In old age as a defeat. * * AN Pleeidw Muputina Ik tM f a n n o u n c e d> that 3,169 acres of the Island were bskig devotod to the pre­ servation of wildlife, mainly water birds. Sanibel Wildlife Refuge had become of ags. Meanwhile, in 1960, William D. W ood wee appointed man­ ager o f the ever-ex pending wildlife area. Under hie direc­ tion. a aemi-arid. brackkh m arsh has been transformed into an area o f intenee pro­ ductivity by the inetalktion o f atill more arteekn w alk end the construction o f p ools. A well-regulated program o f waterfowl food planting has attracted end is supporting thodkanda o f migratory water birds as well as th e regular year-round avian residents. T h e human residents o f Sanibel take a flares pride in the wildlife population o f their kland. N o one haa the tem er­ ity to d o any hunting, and it is not only hecause o f the fear o f landing in the hoosegow. There are no official game war­ dens on Sanibel. A ttractive as Sanibel un­ doubtedly is for birds and humans alike, there is one form o f "w ild life " on the k lan d which everybod y concerned could do without. T h k un­ wanted wildlife species is the dreaded mosquito. During the summer and after heavy rains, the winged stingers becom e more than a mere nuisance. How ever, steps are being taken to eradicate them . Mr. W ood is introducing mosquito larvae-killing minnows in the ponds o f the refuge. * FORTUNATELY, there are growing nunilient of mature |>eople in this country who consider the "let's stay young" philosophy pretty silly, (teratology — the study o f aging — has rncouraged millions o f people to take pride in their years. Youthfulness is no longer so appealing as it may have been in earlier, less enlight­ ened periods. A goodly number o f our people today realise that old age ran he a richly attractive time. Someday, writers and fashion designers who pretend thst old age can be avoided or is something which doean't exist will have to change their tune. 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Y . f/Ml#a f/M JF , do nut write u« until i l l t f N m tm bef ITth. �Si»V SAFE Ctaftrl fir tiFfilfi M IA M I - T h e tin t whit* man reported to have visited what is now Dade County waa Escalante D e Fontaneda, only survivor o f a galleon that wrecked o ff the Kays in 1545. Although held prisoner by the Indiana for 17 years, he was allowed to roam the territory freely. He wrote o f Lake Mayaimi, the name given Lake Okeechobee by the Calusas, which ia believed to be source o f the name Miami. T h e first white settlem ent in what ia now a m odern city was es­ tablished in 1567 by Mendenez at the Caluaa village o f T equests at the mouth o f the Miami River. By 1890, Miami was still a trading post, but by 1895, Julia M. T u ttle had made her historic deal with Henry M. Flagler to bring the first railroad to Miam i. Four months later, notice o f inten­ tion to incorporate the City o f Miami was published in T h e Miami M etropolis-forerunner o f T h e M iam i Daily News without th e city ever having gone through the growing pains o f becoming a village and then a town. Is Your Auto In Top Condition? Don't forget to havn your car thoroughly checked — es­ pecially before starting out on that fall trip. T h e American Automobile Association says that one ou t o f every five vehicles checked during its re­ cent National V ehicle Safety Check Program needed repairs essential to safe driving. Hear lights led th e list o f 10 items checked and found moat often in need o f immediate atten­ tion. Brakes, front lights, ek- A * THE SUNSET YEARS G E T F O OT H A P P Y OWNCDIY MIAMI OtSTMCT MITMOMST CNURCHIS S s flg & E Z I Tito rLAN. Ac aniline* *r fiwAdm Fm U.OOOOO end ap dryandiay • r w , Pl.t’M Fh Fof full t»IIUMtonalkly atoll IwaiUn wot* h> MIN MMAtl AlMeto't tea*. Slag Wens, S t •I 0 * » f m C Ow e « l U m MSCAYM MITNODIST HOMI 31)7 Blacayne Reolevard s leod the Pippu't Mart sorties of AU HOatOA MAOAZIM tor later•aottes os sew predertt of Interest le everyone. MIAMI. flORIDA AM AZIN G FREE OFFER TO FOLKS OVER 401 Genuine $6.00 Volu* lot CMifartoUy witfc FALSE TEETH W IU. HIU.OI C*uld It he • taste e l this feilew from Mm Deer Ranch I* after — or i D ost be troubl'd by allppina dental Plato* t rXSMA-GAIr denture powder bold# toeta Arm lor hour*! Teateleee, ■ b ite . Won t -ball-up-. Oet alkaline PtaMA-GMP dental Plato Powder at all drug counter*. Peel m u n i lips this >of crockor? hnust system s and tires were next. W ith today's high-speed cars and sm ooth highways making unusual demands on autom obile*, it's more im ­ portant than ever that all safety devices he in perfect working order. Dally • a m l a l y s Sunday* II a m t a t J O y a M •ad, (nun i S I pie Daily i m p Huaday Malay liu m t p m daily Seaday I In « p m • Baaing h«m l y « n i|M ly .* a irp l Sun. "Os The River” fid. _ Taka Mackey frem Ka «4 kI niidacanla ^ rwliw WwlW TwlV Q w O v f u Q I R fw FORT LAU D E RD ALE Caribbean airline traffic out o f Florida got another boost Sept. 27 when the first Mackey Airlines' plane took off from Broward County International Airport here to make the line’s first run to Havana. Col. Joseph C. M ackey, president, says he expects the daily scheduled service to double his line's business and bring more visitors to South Florida, since more Americana visit Havana than any other Caribbean city. West Palm Beach will be added to the Havana route this winter and a "trop ica l trian­ g le" route, l i n k i n g Fort I-auderdale, N a s s a u a n d H a v a n a is also planned. Mackey has also made applica­ tions to the Civil Aeronautics Hoard to extend its system to Orlando and Atlanta New, aafe scientific formula of high potrnrv vilsmina ami minerala mrrt *|MU'ial need* of folk* ovrr forty, it* |imvrd by medical rrararrh. Full ;MI day nupply olfrml FltKK, mi obliga­ tion. Nothing lo buy. Try at ottr rink In iliarovrr how it may help yon rnjoy hralthirr. happier living... free you from fatigue and worry... make you feel younger, peppier, more ener­ getic d V K n .F fm tY Cspeuleta msy make a womlerful Hiflerentn in your whole lift. Send today for FltKK 30 day supply and full in­ formation about amaiing new OVER-FORTY PLAN KncC-e iSc to help rover handling rnata. Oerietrii Retsort h loborotoriet. Int. Dept 144 224 W. Huron Street, rhiiago 10. For the ENTIRE FAMILY Coming State (vents Events scheduled on the Florida scene this week in­ clude: Inboard-outboard rac­ ing, St. Petersburg — Oct. 27; R eform ation S u n d a y , St. Petersburg Al Lang Field — Oct. 27; L evy C ounty Fair, Bronson — Oct. 28-N ov. 2; North Florida Fair, Tallahas­ s e e - Oct. 29-N ov. 2; Univer­ sity o f Florida Players, “ T h e Rainm aker," P. K. Y onge Auditorium, Gainesville —Oct. 30-J1; U. S. Air Force SAC com petition, Pinecastle Air Force Base, O ria n d o-O ct. 30Nov. 6; Shoe Fund Dance, K ichange Club, St. Petersburg Coliseum — Nov. 1; Garden Club, Orchid P ath Show, Mrs. Robert Guthrie home, 222 Brightwaters Hlvd., St. Peters­ burg—Nov. 2-3. NOW VOU CAN INJOY m m < % f c f ^ W A R M T H ! "TH E AM BASSADOR” B* prepared for those tutUtn Florida cold snaps. Got your TIUEY HEATER Now. Don’t wait and have Doctor and Madkal bills bocaus* of family colds. Oat comfortable. 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THACKER , * « ,* ,* - , i COM PANY j n a m , ________________________________________ I CLERMONT, FLORIDA | stmt « «k > P h o n e E X e te r 4 - 0 5 2 1 y».'.TY---------- �s * xn rf 4-t ♦Jlt, V V xt : •' * . • ' •• a >V - • *' X •> Norstad Talks Expected To Cover 'Summit' N A T O Meet •• »•••-» — « WASHINGTON (UP I— rresMcnt Vjri'.sd, eammander o f tie North Elsenhower brought In the top ] Atlantic Treaty Forcer, at a time MATO military eomraander today |wj,en new progrims were a dieeussion expected to cover afoct or In prospect to meet w the d1a.ii for ■ _ r A .m " « ;r i M!l!,t- or ■ pra,pcct 10 NATO conference to d e ilw iiB | %u* uc,1Ke rocketing KQj » i « u Russia's military and scientific i^cnce. The United States entered the threat. Elsenhower scheduled the While fourth full week of the new space House meeting with Gen. Lauris axe with new moves expected to- «« I ward r r e iie r U J. efforfj In baile t aenhower wW attend • “ summit" 1<wr-rrff.ro raided missile, thO |ftnfaee e f the sea. .summit conference to J?f*»nhvrrer >dfesfed that Britain will hold fo rresearch, which nnderlines all m i- j meeting of heads of the NATO al-i i t t'a t?I M ,y V » T m t it n • h /t week, .aid Sunday an j v ther hydrogen bomb testa In the Jor breakthroughs in military K l - ' Uanee la Paris in mid-December, by bomhen for strikes at targets | D*fense Secretary McElroy h a s' ch*nKe of scientific Information Pacific this year. The testa will mile* away. I! «ence. President was was rwponcq reported 1i The aim «of me the ranting meeting wowm would b 01* ,ecurlty cf th* feature hlgh-alUtudc experiments, ° ” ' .The ™ rwwmmn in * HM - e i! Adm. Them** «.j hinted he would, take m easure,! ™ to iiTo? iifoia govennTTfnt « •V unity And MT **uJaW ,x a ip i/!/ *ciiiff of N iv a l Op-"' kh<Jl\?j,,2P^j;*ed up the flttlnrJB1P,*" a , tndrcalJniTrT^ieif'w greater — Radio Moscow reported u fa i'I* ® '' spending on baile research. in motion new way* for Wsitsm nation*,_ laid the Navy, aoon will Uary reaearch program, including u.S effort In the new weapons ____________ Soviet Klentlst predicted Russia scientific and weapons pooling. May Hold NATO Talks be abi# to lanneh its PoIarU Inter- mlaaile*. field, there were these other de­ will send up an earth satellltg An official announcement also The Air Force said Sunday night mediate range ballistic missile: Paul-Uenri Spaak, lecretary’-gen- velopments: bearing animals "In the near fts» was expected this week that Ei- It has successfully tested • new from submsrtnes far below the eral of NATO who suggested the I — Britain's Defense Ministry in- ture." j Weather Qtlje g>anfarh Hiem lh Fireman Is Crushed To Death By Truck Shop and Save In Sanford \ Fslr sad etmUauetl eoM today. ■ VOL. XLIX Established 1009 H F am o u s S c ie n tis t D is c o v e rs S e c re t Food to M a k e S k ia Y o u n g e r in 21 D a y s ! 0 Fttds lock NewYwrtk lata Aglag Skill Uses Wriaklas Dbappaorl Y#r M f 101»15 Years Yoasgerf NEW YORK. N. Y. (A B C ).-A powerful wonder compound that feeds new youth back into old skin is now available in limited quantities to women between 30 and 68. Completely new and different from old type “ wrinkle removers’*. It actually con­ tains living matter —■sUUm u of day Uve cede combined with Royal JeOy pins ■ magical yoatts-giviag sabstaace. These pene­ trate deep into aging skin, bringing new life and beauty to the skin tissues. This powerful food compound is called Queen Bee Cream! Tested by Hundreds ef W em en in Leading Cllnissl HOUSEKEEPING, «Se. II and again Is ft* SOUKN A L O F A M E R IC A N M E D IC A L S O C IE T Y . Even tfte U .S . ef Aerieahnra hue spent yet ama of money hi Rs ef ftln 4 prescribe R fee ftrie p e fln h . New YO U can abuts • MmRad nappty wMhaari p erripdno, and wRfeaal paying a fahnb price) Queen Be* Cream brings R yog In powerful eanevaSraUana m f Clinically controlled tests per­ formed on over 300 women between 10 and t l years confirm the skin re­ juvenating power o f this magical youth substance. Never before had science been able to substitute for the (lands that control the formation of wrinkles, at* lines, crows' feet and I. , ,t — g A ^ w Sp h g a d g g A g l m Ivw M other skin problems o f mature I f v R I M v w v T B — USAS you'd have So pay far a women due to the absence of natural estrogens. Doctors and chemists epeei*ll*l*i fa *. Oaten Bee la * with tested and espcrimcnlcd for 20 years Uve on this great riddle of nature. Now, 7 layers of ftto ! al last, it has bfen solved! Queen Bee is not a cover-up but an Haw Queen Be# Bring* You New entirely new and different compound Yewthful Shin—in 3 Minutes s Deyf It works eademeath the skin surface. Queen Be* is a completely different Soon wrinkles and other ate lines begin lu smooth out. Results can actually be food cream not to be confused with masques, night creams, heavy maka-up noticed within 5 to 7 dayv An amaiina chante lakes place in about ) weeks. that iual hid* skin flaws. Thes* all work (ione from view are the liny tell-tale on the surface of the akin. Queen Be* ate tines and dry Aakiness. Crows' (eel contains Dr. Butenandl'* famous dis­ arc virtually invisible. Even stubborn covery in specially emulsified emollients wrinkles respond to the new, scientific It penetrates the lough outer crusr. It actually pushes down through 7 layers Queen Be* treatment! of skin. II pula back toto y ►balancet that the year* have Daetar Oiseavara M agic Ingredient from y o n -lb * a a la n l t< Scientists have long known that cer lain glands slow down with the patung ESTRO G EN year* Secretions from millions of liny HR 7* gland ducts get less and less. The akin Royal Jelly -dm fond af lh* Queen Beet acts dry and flaky, lines, furrows, crows' S Minus# Ham* Trantmanfs feel and then wrinkles begin to appear. 04v * W ondarful Retultal All kinds of creams, otlt. lotions, even mud and clay, have been tried during Queen Bee requites no complicated the past JO years They helped aomc- methods. Apply to skin with your flnget whal. but until now, none reached and lips, as shown in lh* eatv illustrated replenished the liny gland ducts. Al best directions given you. You'll notice that they toothed the skin and coveted op Queen Be* hat a completely differeni the flaw* But not one ol them retarded lealur* from any other face cream the aging ptocesa. Not one fed back the you've ever used! And it even acta differently! In 2 or ) minutes it it ab­ missing (land tec ret ions! sorbed by the skin -it becomes invtuble It was not until lecenl limes that the Very soon the Livt Matter and other renowned bio-chemitl. Dr. Butenandl, precioua ingredients reach the gland found the answer. After years of pains­ duett and for a minute or so you taking research and aapemntntt, he can FF.F.L A P LEA SA N T T IN G LIN G finally isolated a mysterious gray-whilt SE N S A T IO N AS IT S T A R T S TO powder This he named eaeroeeo. It was hardly a thimble-full, yet here was the substance so many scientists had been searching for. They had teen to many women grow old before their lima, simply because they were dcllcienl in this precious eslrosrn. Now al last, with You mutt see results in 31 Dr Butenandl s discovery, these unfor­ tunate women cuuld be helped. Dr days nr you return ONLY Butenandl had found the magic ingre­ THI CAP from the jor for dient that helpa maintain youth in an Immediate refund —na women, keeps skin fresher and more supple. 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Three Items Before City Board Toi^pht Negro Man Shot, Killed Last Night; Woman Held In Jail i na J Mayor Gatchel Will Talk On Key Club Additional Local News On Page 7 Salvation Army Sets Important Meeting Hunters Chargeu With Taking Game After Sundown Minor Damage In Drugstore Fire Cleveland Lions Club Guest Sn®ni'*r L. ! Glee Club To Give 'limes Square USA' Tomorrow Night Women Workers Thermometer Drops Are Ahead In Uf To 45 In Local Area Drive Collections I ris e n sS sew a k e v e l SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1957 Boys Rescue Woman Auto In Lake 3 *■ k n e e l >e* l a r g s t NEWSPAPER The first fatality in th* history | Daffron’s body w n lyln* in the | o£ the Sanfohl Fire Department center o f the Intersection where occurred early Sundsy mornlne the fire truck had pulled up »nd when an alarm was answered on atlcmpted to back to the fire plug. Orange Ave. Apparently the truck back** over Hubert R. Dsffron, 2T-year-old the failed fireman rausint- mas­ rookie fireman was crushed to sive chest injuries and the frac­ death when he apparently leaped tured leg, LOOKS 12 YEARS YOUNGER IN 3 W EEKS! I from the fire truck too soon as it A part of the “ Y " used in con­ approached a fire hydrant at the necting h<>;c to the hydrant was corner of Orange Ave. and 10th St. found broken by tho Injured man.1 Daffron was dead on arrival at Coroner W. Hugh Duncan was Seminole Memorial Hospital caus­ called to tho hospital where a cor­ ed by a crushed chest and a frac­ oner.* Jury was impaneled. Sworn m tured right leg. In fur the Investigation were: J. According ti» Fire Chief Mack N. L. Sutton, H. Starling. Z. A. Cleveland Sr., “ We have always Davi», O. E. Hughes. J. R St.; ■tressed staying cm the truck until John (foreman) and R. P. Good-' orders arc given to connect hose.” speed. Duncan sold tho inquest will he held since “ no one actually saw the accident." In the crew with Daffron, an­ A 8MALL AUTOMODIt.F. WENT Into Lake Monroe shurlly after fl o’clock. In the top left picture swering the alarm were Lt. G. M. V a yrapplinc hook begin* lo pull the rsr to the surface. At top right the car come* out of the water, Harriett, Robert White Sr., driver and at bottum Joe l’ rerdcy attache* chain* to bring the car out. (Staff l’bofo) of the truck, and Daniel \V. Burn­ ham. Burham was loft with the Injured man along with Jimmy Cleary of 111 Celery Ave. until doctors and ambulance arrived. Coroner W. Hugh Duncan said •Tlmei Square U.S.A.” witl be that an Inquest will probaby he preiented by the ^-minola High held next Monday. Ass't State's School Glee Club tomorrow night Attorney Tom Waddell had not at 8 o'clock in the Plneerest) School been contacted to set the date of Auditorium. , th* hearing. .The cast will Include Pat DonaA small car was found thi* Two frame dwellings owned by TMQ FRAME DWELLINGS were destroyed by fire early yesterday' montlag at A ll and ilfl Or 4 Ftm *fl*-l/PBdthlinr in Lake Mourui abuut on* hue a*head usher at Time, Square >D ‘ £/T> oT£'"0> Stfl F"*FAfHUi St'. ware Ave. It was near thi* 'grrne * li re Itubery It.i/ l)4ffr.i:>, r...*!il« firemen of the Pjrfrnd •Fie* (Photo by He.rgstrom) mile north of tho city limits. Theatre: Nellie PUkens, \alcrie wcre destroyed by fire and two Department, wa* fatally injured. The automobile, when first spot­ Kirchhoff and Gary llnkrr a* teen others were damaged. The two ter) by Phillip Byrd, Sanford foot agera from Florida who arc vaea homes destroyed wero at 8t4 and ball player for Southern Union Col-1 Honing in New York. 816 Orange Ave. The two damaged ; Songs will be from Broadway were at *12 and 818 Orange Ave. j lege and Hill Sheffield, a truck driver-salesman for a cold drink muileals. Fire from the dwelling* threaten-1 concern, wa* practically submerg­ Those to be heard in special num­ ed the entire Georgetown area. ed about So feet from the seawall.1bers will be Marcia I.occhrdt and Daffron was born Nov, 17. 1929 Al Collin* tinging “ A Little Fish A woman was seen with her In A Big Pond"; Peggy Lundqnlst In Indianpolis, Ind. and came to arm raised and the two boys dived and Hilt Tyre In "Fellow With An Sanford In April of this year. He Overcoats, sweaters and bian-lin this section. Winds were ap Into the water to bring her out to Umbrella"; Janice Luxon and hail been with the Sanford Fire kets were seen In profusion yester­ parcntly from the northeast caus­ safety. Return* over the weekend In the day and today a* the thermmncter ing much of Ihu temporaturo drop. Pete Nash In “ You're Just In Department since the latter part The woman was identified from I/ive"; Elaine Mims and Don Car­ of July. He ma le Ills home at 119 United Fund, In amount* nf $25, dropped to 45 and 4C in the Sanford Freezing temperature* prevailed 'J & jk In the Suwannee and Gainesville a drivers license in her pocket- ter tn "Anything You Can Do I Elm Ave. or more, as reported by the cam­ area. However, no frost book a* Miss Margaret 31. Ewald Can Do Better"; Teddy Walker Ho Is survived by his wife, Eli­ paign treasurer, Itoy F. Mann, are: __________ _____was reuorted districts and It was only slightly 2 1 b I DAY 14th DAY of 025 Frecmont Ave., Winter and Mary Jane Klynt will be fea­ sabeth Joan Daffron; one daugh­ Dcllmnc Farm*, <25; It A A- Dept. warmer tn the Upper East Coast, Mafic* how Buy Snag and pwrilnaaa am I I f t ] » > Park, a 48-year-old secretary. Orlando and north portion of the tured in " I b c Merry Widow ter, Sheila Jo Daffron, five; one Store. $23; Vodoplch Sales and T J l-w P l n O l t n H *T wrinhiai* aad*i r w i '' feei ^ r ! * » I » at mao* H yatts f w « p r ! J r i may/ o f Ilrooksvlllc districts. ' I U g U t .U Quaan w ma*y She was taken to tho Seminole Waltz"; Shirley Morgan and Greg- son, Kevin DeWavne Daffron, Service, $25; Army A Navy SurOueen *So* realty warts* haeasma af N* *Biislfsttsa p The early "cold wave" forced Memorial Hospital in a state of ory Walker will dance in Hcrnan- three; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. plus, $23; Sanford Shoo Center, the federal • state frost warning shock. However, physicians naid do's Hideaway; and choreography Jame* A. Daffron of Newcastle, $23; Tip Top Supermarket $25; ind.; three brothers, Joseph J. Stanley Roger* Hardware Co., service to put out special tem­ that “ she will bo all right.” At will bo by Joni Saunders. Other dances will be the Can- Daffron, and Homer Daffron of 810; Mather's Furniture, $25; B. perature bulletins for farmers 9 o'clock this morning Mist Ewald 1. Crews’ feel ef censers #f oyesT 4 .0 r r ,K d f,n e k | ik h l Can, Walts Ballet, Bushel And A Sanford, and James A. Daffron Jr. L. Perkin* A Scm, $30; Florida A series nf burglaries plagued about two weeks ahead of sched­ had not regained consciousness. 2. Unsightly rbigt under eyes? 5. Silting |«wlsT Joe Pressley, employed at Rat­ Peck, and Zicgfleld Failles. These of Ncwcajtle, Ind.; and three sis- Power A Light Co., $100; Sween­ Sanford and Ihe Snnford Police ule. But it probably spelled the THE AUTOMOBILE FINALLY comes out of the water and I* pull­ liffs Wrecking Service, dived into will bo tinder the direction of Mary ters, Mrs. Mary F. Phinnigcr of ey’ s $30; Nicholson Ilulek Co., $23 Department over the weekend ac-!cnd of any moro tropical storm J. Creasy, enlarged pores? 4. CrepT |Council Bluff, Idaho; Miss Betty and Wert Jewelry Store, $33. cording to Sanford Pollen Chief threats this year and wlU "sweeted over to the bulkhead with Utile damage except from water the water to attach chains to bring Jane FlynL damage. (Staff Photo) 150 students will take part in LaVcrne Daffron and Miss MarMann stated that the house to Roy G. Williams yesterday. |en" Florida’s record orange crop, the car t<i the surface and up on Qmmmm B ern C a m H e l p Y o a t the production. tha Jean Daffron of Newcastle, house canvassing being made by Broken Into were; the Masonic Tropical storms cannot survive In the bulkhead. n Ralph A- Smith's division mado up Hall, the Seminole County Cham- erkd weather, Special chorus numbers will be Ind. Investigating the accident were from the following Broadway Remains were sent at 3:2u p. tn. by willing women worker* I* j her o f Commerce office. Clay WitWeathermen blamed a cold front Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Musicals: | raiD EUERO RESEARCH CO ., (Mpt. -1-2 | HEIDELBERG Dept. 345 345-1-2 Oklahoma, I Can-Can. |today to N« wra*tlc, Ind. for fun- rapidly attaining it* quota and Ham* Pool Room, and a sand- pushing eastward from the OklaT. Mark Mack, Deputy Sheriff A. Guys and Doits, South l'tcific, and crai service* and interment 37 East 21th Street, New York 16, N. Y. arc far ahead, percentage wise, of wlch anti drink business on Kast homa-Arkansas belt for the drop E. Evans, and Constable J. Q. My Fair Lady. Three Items conic bcf. An escort from the Sanford Fire th« male solicitors. First St. |n temperatures. Scad me Otont-Sii* IOO-OAV JAS al now Quaan Sea Yaath Cream on 11-day "Slim’’ Galloway. Board of Sanford C ty C bam* trial. It mast smooth aat o f* lines, dry, tftpy tbln — even stahbern Accompanists will bt: Janice Department will accompany the Mrs. Alma Hurston Is compiling Chief William, eald that the |||lfh lemp, raturci toda wcnt 1 sloneri tonight for discuss | No skid marks or other Indent!wrinkles. I mail look 10 I* IS yean yeunge. In ] weeks or last. Otherwise I Luxon. Kay Ivey, Manlyn Me- j remains. a report of the Negro division tin- burglar* were looking for money „ xpectej rail from a0gut 57 A requested ordinance per flcation explaining how the car Donald, and Edith llinrgn. shall retarn th* CAP alene lev Immediate refved — na qaastians asked) Here in Sanford the Investlga- der the chairmanship of Dr. C!e«r- in juke boxes, desks and lo ck ; in the northernmost district* to 70 lo the licensing of photogr| got into the water were available □ lend C O O. fee 14.f l plat S0* federal lee S postage coils. tigation into tho first fatality of ce II. Starke. Other reports mado boxes. i » to 73 in the Miami area and koy^. will be discussed. Tho p at the scene, officer* said. There Attaches of tho Sanford Police i the Sanford Fire Department was at n meeting o f team captains □ Bask prepaid I enefas* |4.t* pfal SO* federal toe. 7*rali I I f * . The cold weather should remain ordinance has been suhni was no damage to the car except I save 42* C O D. and parief* lasls. conducted by Sgt. W. R. Cosgrave held at 3:30 p. nt. today, in the Department thl* morning could not | previous occasions but failed to : from water. tonight and bring more frost to and Patrolman E. F. Hayden of board room o f th* First Federal release Information relative to th e; the northern section and luw meet the approval of commission­ The two boys who went Into the the Sanford Police Department. Savings A I»an Association will burglaries and Chief Williams was MINT NAMI ground locations in the upper cen­ ers. water after the woman are err Conviahle J. Q, "Slim " Galloway, i lie announced tomorrow, rarupai ti not available for additional root-1 tral districts tomorrow morning, The position of City Physician tainly to b*> commended, passersby A f M n stt k o o e m _______ ______________________________ and Deputy Sheriff If. H. DcWlt. chairman Harold Kaitner stated. 1 merit. the weather bureau said. There will al*o come before tne board said this morning a* they viewed M W O IIIS M C G t TOWN 01 ^|A Negro man was dead on ar­ of commissioner!, for discussion. the scene. were signs lt might warm up lator Mayor David Gatchel w|| speak .{TATI Tuesday. rival at the Seminole Memorial The late Dr. J. N. TotJr served I to members of the SanVrd Ki­ wani* Club at their noon ltnchcon Hospital last night as the result a, city physician for a number of [ CIIY S IONS__________________________ meeting Wednesday at thj Yacht o f a 20-gauge shotgun blast years. I-] SPECIAL OFFER m PREPAID ORDERS ONLYl Send S Giant -Sue II ALo to be discussed fur the first Club. g 1— tOO-pay Jars far me and friands (rtg . S14.98 price) far anly IS »S through thl right chest, said Mayor Gatchtl’ * subject 4ill con­ Sheriff J. L. Hobby this morning. time, Is the position of recreation director for the city <>f Sanford. cern the Key Club, one of t(e prinCart RcslJ died after an appar­ Only other business to b\pon-| elpil project* of the Kiwank Club. ent scuffle and struggle with Fan­ sldered will be from the floo • and1 Key Club Week, for Kiwmis In­ nie Mae Smith, 33-year-old bean from commissioners. ternational. and observed locally, Two hunter* were charged with picker. j will be Oct. 27-NoV. 2. ; game violations over the weekend, * Redd was found at Fannie Mae j according to arre*t record* at tho Smith's home lying on t!i» floor. Scritinnlu County Shcrtf!'* office. Deputy Sheriffs at Uie scene ask­ Thorns* L. French and Billy J. ed Redd who shot him and he Young were charged with "taking answered, said Sheriff Hobby |game after sundown." “ Fannie Mae". I A fire o f undertermined hrleln Fannie Mae Smith D being held Plans for s proposed new build-1 Lt. Marcella Reynolds, office:.' In caused minor damage in thnktrroIn the Seminole County Jail charg­ ed with the shouting after she l.ig to house the Salvation Army acharge ol the local Salvation Army room at McReynolde Drug [Store gave herself up about fl o'clock in Sauford will be discussed at s facilities here told members of th* Friday afternoon shortly Ufure 4:30 p m. this morning. The shotgun was meeting of the local Salvation Advisory Board at a recent meet­ |Representative Mack N. Cleveland Blaze was Just beginning to(bur>t ing that attendance at service* Army Advisory Board to be held found underneath a home In the I Jr. will speak to member* o f th-1 Thursday afternoon at 5:30 p .m .1had “ outgrown. the pri -ent build­ l from corrugated board clrtnns wicinity of the shooting, |Sanford IJuns Club at the nm-ts ! when the Sanford Fire Department The Support of Church** Com­ ing." sheriff Hobby said that a Plfl pis­ luncheon meeting tomorrow at tho mittee of the SanforJ Kiwani* Club; She aUo described as "advan­ 1arrived at the scene. tol was found at the scene with a Yacht Club. W. Hugh D mean wUl also meet with the Salvation tageous" the addition of rooms for I Biggest damage resulted jfrmn cartridge which had been snapped. president of the club said today. transient people who are served ' water and amok* which cover'd in* go do discuss dm Army Advisory Board Also, a snapped cartridge was Representative Cleveland w i l l by the Salvation Army. Plans for I the entire stockroom adjare/t to sr>t ito direct-1 dir assistance which m int found in Redd's hand speak to the Lion* Club on "lha . , . ! ed toward obtaining a newVflte and! the new site and building could in­ j the drug store at the eorntr of j Sanford Ave. and 2Slh St. The shouting occurred about 9 building here in SanGrd propose*! new cui^tltutlon adopted clude a lodge, she said o'clock la.-t night. i by the legislature." Aim to bo In Sanford f tr th e1 The Sanford Kiwanis Club, at For Information On H CUR HENRY II. OSBORNE I* shown being appointed to hi* present rank by CDIt. J. \l. Tulley Jr. President Duncan said today Investigating the shooting were meeting, which is said to be "an i a recent meeting of its Board af Com Branding Officer of VAH£. CDIt. O.borne U a veteran of WWII and Korea and L entitled to wear I "W e deeply appreciate th* f o i l CIRCULATION Sheriff J. L. Hobby, Deputy important" session, will be Lt. |Directors, adopted the project as the DUtinguivbed Flying Cro*«, Nine Air Medal*, I'urple Heart and the Presidential Unit Citation, |response to our light bulb sale PH. FA 2-2611 1 Sherrills H. IL DcWlt and H. L.1I Col. H. W. Young from the Sal-1 a*sl*tlng the Salvation Ar-ty In lie reside* in Loch Attwir with hi* wife Muriel and Daughter* Kathr)n 8. Itenrl Anne fl, and Zelma which will cor.llmte through this Eubanks, and Constable J. Q .1vatloii Army Headquarters in 1locating a new site and planning or after 6:30 p.m. Jean 3. CDIt. O*horne i* the Ordnance Ofllcer o f VAII-3 and al*o an A3IS I'lane Comm under. Uf Ui* b ulling Rjlitu" Cailow^/, i Ja u u o n viiit| (UbN I'UoUQ 1week.* i ’iL FA 20973 — . Who’lesaic’Discount Coupon " | OUR N O -R ISK GU ARAN TEE! AN INDEPENDENT DAILY s j \fe ‘ .j %j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Size, BOX i K 0TEX 4 3 T to & Only ti VEL BEAUTY BAR 2, 2410 NORTH ORANGK BLOSSOM TtAIL MEATS with r e pu t a t io n FAIRVILLAORLANDO r ip r u i T * iv , PARK AVINUI AT 25TH STRUT SANFORD tTiiT i frfir ft n— �R esu m e meanwhile, that the two leaden are considering asking other na­ WASHINGTON (UP) —Talki be­ tions to Join In pooling scientific tween Preaident Elsenhower and military Information s> a *.tnmp Jlri;iih Prime Mlnbier H a r o l d card In the East-West race for nu- Uicxllli- -Kisuiti- talay Is a olfar asd-spate r e r t r ^ ly possibly more hopeful mood due . Eisenhower and Macmillan be­ te a sudden b a n t of U.S. military gan talks Wednesday night on sci­ achievements Including a 1,000- entific unity. Their first conference i.eoo-mlle rocket ifcoct. j began a t 8 p.m. e.d.t. and c"nDiplomatic l o u r c e a reported | eluded a t 9:30 |!.nj. There was no | , DONALD i . GONZALES United h M BUff * announcement of what took plaee. Further talks were scheduled to­ day. Close attention U being patd to the war-jittery Middle East and a careful review, of Soviet Intentions around the globe, as well as the bsue of East-West military and scientific supremacy. May Discus* Red Mute Russia’s decision to send one of Weather Partly efamdy through Friday with a few widely scattered showers. 1 VOL. XLIX Established 1009, Its top m ilitary eommandtre to taka charge of Soviet troops on the RussUn-Turtlih border, an­ nounced Wednesday, was constdu n l l h d y to come up la the dlscuun-'M. British diplomats ware reported tra v e ls concerned about appointment ef Red Army Marshal Konstantin Rok(w»nv»ky t» what previously waa deemed a minor herder post. The dram atic firing of the Air /n M a re Fbree rocket to 1,8004,000 tnDoa dtacloeure of an atomic depth Administration officials said E l­ clear matterv with Britain tad over the PactHe was almoit car- charge fo r combatting soviet sub­ senhower Is emphattxlng two basic other nations. lain to m a te a new surge of op­ marines and the teat firing of a points concerning closer scientific Both Elsonhowtr and Maesnlltimism In th« ability of the United Vanguard misfile which eventually cooperation: lan, diplomats laid, attach high States end the West to match or will carry a U S. satellite Into 1. Russia's advances hi the sci­ Importance to exchanging views outstrip Russia la the race for apace. entific field require greater efforts on possible Soviet diplomatic Weighing M ethod spaca supremacyIn tha isma field by the free motes. This review waa Included Added to this waa otto* an­ Britain and tne (jotted Mates worm. ................. U c a c i t f th* Srriet r M h e nouncements of new U. 8. strides are weighing methods of atepolng 3. The administration will a s k achievement In launehlng Sputnik, in the modern weapons field. up their exchange of scientific- Congress next session to revise the the earth satellite, and the robs* There Included the -u ew -fu l test­ military Information and resources rinser scientific cooperation on nu- quent Soviet sabre-rattling In the ing of a ljoo-milc Jupiter minile. i to combat Soviet advances. 1 lWfi Atomic Energy Act to perm it! Middle E»*t. ^anfnrft f e r a lii A N INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA. Shop and Save In Sanford 9 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24.1957 . United Press Leased Wire NO. 118 Collins Says Assessors MustUp Property Values ORLANDO to— Gov. LeRofi “ I do not say this in any spirit per cent. Collins told the assessors that Collins told tax assessors In n o ' antagonism,” he adder!, but "I uncertain terms today that th e y ?m examining what each of you unlcsi counties m a k e property muiic for neglecting their c o n s ti- . has done this year, and I am contribute more to the lax coffers, their home counties or face tha j anxiously watching your plans for particularly for schools, there Is going to be pressure for state music for neflecling their const!-1ne*t year.’ The Constitution requires that taxes in 1939 in addition to the tutional duty. property be assessed at full value, 100 million dollars put on the CoUlna did not say he would books by the last session. suspend tax assessors who fall to but recent surveyi ihow that only "I am definitely opposed to this 'm ake "realistic" assessments of about three counties are asserting a t 100 per cent value and some ( but we will find It difficult to avoid property valuei for local tax pur­ poses. But'he told the annual con­ are assessing at as little as S to 20 ; increase unless the counties put vention of county tax officials that he has a sworn duty to ice that the laws are carried out and "while I do not wish to give the impression of a threat, 1 do Intend to fulfill my constitutional obliga­ tion to tbe fullest." 'Navy Men Invited To Join Chorus The neat rehearsal of the Male Chorus will be held Monday night a t • o'clock at the First Metho­ dist Church, comer Park Ave. and Fifth St., it waa announced this morning by Harry M. Weir, dlractor of tne group. , Men of the Sanford Navel Air Bgution are particularly Invited to join, the only requirement being that of singing on pitch. The group that has been prac­ ticing each week has enjoyed the rehearsals. Weir said and assures newcomers of a cordial welcome and a profitable singing exper­ ience.. themselves in a position to finance their own reasonable needa with­ out having to turn to the state to do their tax collecting for them." he said. He said increased asaeremena will not mean an unnecessarily high burden on the property own* tr because It would be geared to "downward revisions of mlllages" to insure that no one la wrongly penalised. VAH-9 Returns To Home Base From Deployment Heavy Attack Squadron Nine re­ turned to NAS Sanford Diesday following a deployment on board the USS Saratoga, Cdr. W. R. Ilazlett, US.N commanding officer, led a formation of nine A3D Skywarriors over Sanford at 10:13 a. m. as the advance guard returned. Since boarding the giant aircraft carrier on Aug. 9 Ihe squadron ►baa participated In numerous fleet exercises Including NATO opera­ tions "Seaspray", "Strikeback", and "Pipeduwn". O p e r a t i o n s Strikeback was the largest peace­ time naval manuever ever held. Included were Canadian, English, French, Norwegian, and Danish units as well as the American *iLifelong Resident, Dr. J. Tolar, Dies Dr. J. N. Tolar, 67, a lifelong Association, an active member of resident of Sanford, passed away the American Medical Association a t Orange Memorial Hospital yes­ and a member of the Florida terday at 12:30 p. m. following a Place Officers Association. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. ■hort Illness. Dr. Tolar waa born July 1, 1890 J . N. Tolar, Sanford; one son, Green Cove Springs and had Ralph Tolar of Jacksonville; two lived In Sanford for tha past S3 brothers, Hamel E. Tolar, Winter years. He mada his home at 207 Haven and B. Ernest Tolar of East 10th SL Sanford; one sister, Mrs. T. A. After attending the University Brotherson, ML Dora: and three ef North Carolina and graduating grandchildren, Gregory, Cynthia, from the Jefferson Medical School and Douglas Nollej Tolar, all of of Philadelphia, Penn., Dr. Tolar Jacksonville. . bad practiced medicine here since Funeral services for Dr. Tolar 1913. will be conducted at 10:30 a. m. He was physician fur tha city of Friday at the First Presbyterian ^anford and for the Atlantic Coast Church with Rev. A. G. Mclnnls Tine Railroad for over 30 years. officiating. Dr. Tolar was a member of the Interment wili be In Evergreen First Presbyterian Church, a mem­ Cemetery. ber of the Sanhrd Lodge 83 FA BrUson Funeral Home la In AM, a member of the Monroe charge. Chapter Tyler Commandery, and Pallbearers will be: F. E. Roumwas a life member of the illat, Ed Lane, Gordon Bradley, Mcrrocco Temple. Randall Chase, C. W. Brown, and He was a charter member and Dr. A. W. Epps Sr. a past president of the Seminole \ The Seminole County Medical County Medical Association, a life [ Society will serve aa honorary ^ivm ber of tho Florida Medical >pallbearers. ford along with the other squadron personnel. He has been named OMNI the A31NI potent Owl and made an honorary naval aviator In The USS Saratoga visited parts view of hla excellent over-water In Scotland, England and France, navigation and ability to land on permitting squadron personnel to an aircraft carrier with a mini­ visit such places as Edinburgh, mum of eapericnce. He dcmo-nstrited o x c a 11 • a t Glasgtow. London, Portsmouth and Judgement la choosing Heavy AtParis. . . 'lack.Squadron NHo for hi*-low Lcdr. Richard E. Fowler, , V s i i a °f navy duty since the squadron acting operations officer “ A ■Insignia consists of an OvkL voiced wbat appeared to be the I consensus of squadron opinion j when he stated ‘There were many Films To Be Shown beautiful and educational lights In London, Paris and other Euro­ At Booster Club pean cities we visited, but by far the most welcome sight of the Gathering Tonight cruise was seeing Lake Monroe W. W. Tyre, president of the and Sanford Tuesday. Seminole Roosters Club, has an­ As preparations were made to nounced th at there will be a meet­ fly off the USS Saratoga Tues­ ing tonight at 8 o'clock In the High day a new recruit volunteered and School auditorium. was accepted aa a member of the All members are urged to attend squadron. as future plans will lie discussed As James D. Otte, AN, USN, for the betterment of the organi­ began to preflight his A3D air­ zation, Plans for tomorrow nlght’a craft he found a young owl perch­ activities will also be mapped out ed on the wing. Since the USS A special treat Is In stove, for Saratoga was stiTl some S3 miles the Georgia Teach-Klorlda g a m e at sea it was apparent <h*t the and parts of the. Sanford-ApOpka new recruit was wsll motivated game will be shown on film. to have undertaken such ■ longThe Booaters Club has been of over-water flight culminated by ■ great help to the Seminole High carrier landing. The new aquad- School athletic program this year. ron'a member enlistment was ac- All sports fans who are interested cepted by VAII-9 Eseeutive Of ft- in becoming members are Invited cer Cdr. E. R. Horrell who auth­ to attend and get acquainted with orized his transportation to San- thli organizalion. forces. Many of the sim ulated combat strikes of VAH-9 were flown -from the frigid w aters north of the Arctic Circle. Herlong To Address Joint Civic Club Luncheon Nov. 5 Congressman A. S, "Syd" Her­ long Jr. will speak in Sanford at a joint civic club luncheon Tuesday Not. 5. The luneheon la being sponsored by the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce, according to an announcement in a recent Issue of the "Jaycee Journal." All civic clubv, said the an­ nouncement. are Invited to attend and reservations should ba made by Thursday Oct. 31. Congressman Herlong wto he In the Sanford area on Nov, 3 for hla annual visit. Ha will bring with him hla new trailer-office which will be parked In a downtown lo­ cation where vlaltora can drop la to talk with the Congretsman. (he low bidder. Carroll Daniel Construction Company of Sanford for 1130.990. Of the tutal amount of Ihe bid which was for the combined pro­ jects, IJOT.213 is alPeated to Pinecrest School and (43,773 to the Goldsboro School, The two projects will be com­ pleted in 210 days according to the specifications for Construction. Bidders others thart Carroll Dan­ is! Construction Company are; Geneva Builders, Orlando; Mann Construction Company, Orlindo; McAnulty Conslruction Company, Bradenton; Morton Schiff C« , Or­ lando; Henry Stephens, Orlando; Motorists Warned To Obey Speed Laws tor Benefit Variety Show To Feature IB Entertainers Serving At t u n * Assn. Barbecue hdS!{R ftiaF 8 .fiS lS K Sheriff Luther Hobby today, areas marked plainly 2S, SS, sternly warned motorists that they \ 40, and 43 miles per hour. "Pfcomu.it stay within the speed lim its* pie are simply taking advantage □f these areas end not observing in "reduced speed" areas. Sheriff Hobby said this morning the posted speeds. "We are going to do something that motorists are flagrantly vlo. latlng tha speed limits In the about these violations," Sheriff Hobby remarked. By Mr*. Raymaed Morris CASSELBERRY — Four m an talented performers hare been booked by produce^ Jo* Welmer for the second armpit Casselberry1 IJona Club benefit sWMy show scheduled for N o t . T, at Lyman School auditorium. Curtain Hint will be 8 p. m. for th* 13-act ihow. Co-chairman C. X. (Bud) fisher* sponge baa gone ahead of expects* stopped and charged with violat­ lions. Tickets for the benefit af« ing Ihe state's spend regulations. fair are flfty-cents each or a book "We are going to enforce these of twelve for five dollars. Net reduced speed area regulations proceeds will be used to supply tight down the line,” the Seminull (lan es for needy children, ey* ex­ County Sheriff said. aminations and general welfare Orders went out to th* entire work. ataff of the Seminole County lfarTlngton th* Magician, famed Sheriff's office to clamp dnwn on USO entertainer who was starred motorists not ebeervlng the re­ In the movie "Thij la The Army" duced speeds in any section of tha will open the ihow with a half county. Deputy Sheriffs petroling hour of fun and myatery. Jaekla the entire county, said Sheriff McClain, a student of the Royal Hobby, wilt be on the lookout for School of Dance, of Winter Park, the violation* th at can easily turn will perform In a serious of acro­ Into fatal accidents. batic dance routines. The nineSheriff Hobby stated that the year old dancer Is th* daughter of federal end elate highways as well Mr. and Mra. M. G, McClain, 221 as the county roads, throughout E. Lake Triplet Dr, These two Seminole County, ' are plainly performers were among those se­ marked. And there are many lected In early audltloni by Wclmplaces where It Is dangerous to tr . operate a car over reduced speeds Talent more recently booked for pitied in many areas. the show la a baton twirling ex­ "This Is a warning," the Sheriff pert, a youthful pentomlmlst, said, "to all motorists that we are ^well known In Central Florida; a clamping down tight nn speed j young tap-dancer already an adregulations throughout the coun- vanced student to the art and 8 ty." | (Continued ea Page I) In Longwood, Oviedo, Like Mary, C i .- .r a .- A s < . 3 f t Altamonte Springs and Fern Park J l C l l T S t t i U . 3 U on Ihe following day, Wednesday. I The Seminole Band Association Nov, 8 and on the same day wlU! mil| , /jn t] pt>nl for {(,, coming take hla trailer to Seminole High j,arbecue at lie regular monthly School to visit with the student meeting, Tuesday. The barbecue body there, will be held at the Elks grounds Prior to arriving In Sanford Saturday at 6 30 p. m. Tuesday, Not. 3, Congressman Earl Toney 1s general chairman Herlong will visit in Dellary. Herlong, according to his Itiner­ for the barbecue and those who ary, will close his office on Nov. will prepare the barbecue Include; 13 and return to Washington on Cotton Brown, Earl Toney, Peter Nov. 16. Hearings begin in Wash­ Btikur, Johnny Cameron, Clayton Smith, and Cail Brumbaugh. Serv­ ington on Mcnday, Nov, IS. ing on the purchasing and food preparation are: Mrs. Benhim, Mrs. Brumbaugh, Mrs. Toney, Schirard Housing Mra. Jennings, Mrs. Fclnberg, and Mrs. Wallace will work on the Authority Official serving tinea. TALLAHASSEE to — J o h n Seminole Band members will be Schirard Jr, of Sanford was ap­ present at 8:30 to furnish martial pointed by Gov. LeRoy Collins music. All procrcds will he used Wednesday as commissioner of to purchase new uniform*. the Seminole County Housing Au­ The Seminole High Seho*l Band thority, succeeding J. D. Wright Atsnrlatlun amended its consti­ Jr. tution to include parents of mem­ bers In the Sanford Junior High School Band. Thn association changed its name to "Seminole Hand Association” and the new or­ ganization of the association Is Roy A. Thompson A Son*. Lees- set up to assist both the high burg; and United Builders, Or­ school and Junior high school I bands. lando. A meeting of the Membership i of Commerce, IS are new; 16 have All parents who have students Sixteen representatives of the various construction companies at­ in tiie Juniur or senior high school Drive Committee of tho Seminole increased their membership; U tended this morning’s hid opening bands arc.eligible for membership. County Chamber of Commerce Increased by 104 per cent; one In­ In the office of the Superintendent Mrs. Chisolm was appointed as a has been called for Monday at 4 creased by ISO per cent; and oaa chairman to contact the prospec­ p. m. by J. Bralley Odhim, chair­ member Increased by 400 per of Public Instruction. man of the committee. cent. John Burton IV It the architect tive junior high parents. Purpose of the meeting said Od­ fur the two project*. There are five learn captains on ium Is to hear reports front team the membership drive committee It was said this morning that captains and members of each construction of the additional Banner Days* Set team nn lha "telephono campaign" and 24 members of the various classroom facilities will get under­ for members during the period teams. Here On Nov. 1*2 during way Immediately. The third phase of tha memberwhich tetters were milled Cards were mailed yesterdiy by to more than 704 business and pro­ ahlp drive will possibly get under­ The addition to Plneereit School Is the first addition to facilities the Seminole County Chamber of fessional people of the county in- way fuilowtog next Monday’s there; It i« the fourth addition to j Commerce requeating rncr.-liants j vjting them to participate in meeting, according to plans outlin­ at Sanford to participate In the chamber of Commerce activitlea. ed by Odham at a meeting held G.'ldtbom Elementary School. "Banner Day*" avenl which wlU Odham said this morning that several week* ago. be itaged Nov. 1-2 here. from the 700 or more letters A goal of more than (19,000 has "Banner Daya" I* one of San- mailed there are S3 member* al- been set by the Seminole County ford’s biggast annual events s ta g -1ready signed up for the new year, Chamber of Commerce to match rd each year during the fall seaOf the 83 members subscribing funds appropriated by tha City of son. | to the Seminole County Chamber Sanford and Seminole County. Local Firm Gets School Contract A contract was awarded In a Sanford construction firm for new s c h o o l facilities at Pinccrest School and Goldsboro School this morning. The Seminole County Board of Education this morning opened bids for the construction of to additional classrooms i t Plneereit School and five additional class­ room i at Goldsboro School. The contract waj awarded to PLANNING THE NEXT MOVE In efforts to assist the Salvation Army In locatlnt new site and building Is (he Support of Churches Committee of the Sanford Klwanla Club. (Left to rljiht) committee members a ret Arthur Greer, Dr. R. E. Rutland. O. K* Goff, Chairman Irving Pryor, Harvey Hale and Fred Wilson. (Stuff Photo) Membership Drive Teams Report Monday Milwee Explains Need For School Bond Issue SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION III T. Mil wee told KiwanU Club member* yenteiday "If the school bond election falhs we will suffer Lera use of Inch Jft facilities which will cau<te double nerwion*/’ (Left to right) a r e : M ilw je. Klwnnln HJrib President Ed ShtohoJaer and secretary Ralph A. Smilh. (Staff Photo) Seminole County's Superintend­ [ local fundi, runrls for the pro­ ent of Public Instruction gave the jects in November or December Sanford Klwanls Club a complete will be from matching funds with rundown of details concerning the $21$ million school bond construc­ i $111,000 from the federal govern­ ment with rqual local monies tion fund. Explaining the necessity for the Leading to to Ms discussion, ft. T. Milwee said "School construc­ school bund issue he slid Ihe tion now going on in Sanford in- Seminole County school system is c'udes a 10-room addition to Pine- in good shape financially at the crest School and a five-room addi­ present time but "it Is imposs­ ible (or us to operste on a paytion to the Goldsboro School." In November or December, laid as-you-go-basis because we need Miiwee, we will ask fur 10 addi­ entire new plant*. tional classroom* at Seminole "It Is predicted that school en­ High School and eight classrooms rollment will increase at a greater sod heating plant for Croomi pact during th* next five years Academy. than it has in the past," said (tilFunds for the first project eame wee. "I hupe you get out there from the federal government and vots for tbe bond issue on through Public Law IU plug (23,000 1Nojr. xa." Hammarskjold May Go To Mid-East n* BRUCE w . MUN’N ' i King Saud of Saudi Arabia a United Press Staff Correspondent rhinre to mediate the Turco-SyriUNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (U P ): in crisis. —Plans to send Secretary General j Turkey accepted Saud's offer. Dag Hammarskjold to the Middle Syria, prodded by the Soviet Un­ East to investigate the crisis be­ ion, hat resisted It, somewhat to tween Turkey and Syria rapidly the dismay of some of the other gained support in the United Na­ Arsb delegation*. The suggestion to **nd Hamtions today. Although no delegation had offi­ marakjotd to the klldi-ait first was cially sponsored such a move up made Monday by Adram Hourani, to today, it was reported that speaker of the Syrian Parliament, some delegation might propose It In an Interview to Damascu* with formally Friday when the General United Prea* corrtapondent Peter Assembly resumes the MU***t de­ Webb. U. 8. aourres would not aay bate. The assembly adjourned its de­ their delegation was ready tq aupbate Tuesday until Friday to give juxt to* "arm! Ilamrairskjotd" propoial although It was discuss, by the United States with othea delegations Wednesday. The Syri­ ans, Russians and their supporters also discussed it privately. Some diplomats thought Saudi Arabia might ask far more time to let Saud try to mediate the SyrU an-Turklsh dispute. If so, Ibe General Assembly probably would vote for another and longer postponement of Ite de­ bate when It meets Friday, thus putting eff any formal move to send Hammarskjold to the MldJIa East immediately. ^ �1 4 ;-^JyEB5?i ■•ZjfV'■ Lefol Notice rtorlUA, wilbU u la a W aualki Irons lb* tint* of LA* lltu H k l l r t l l w Of I U * V» 'S >'»•- •» <•!««« h !l t l S . TMOUbM T T ^ vw» le s*«es TALKING, I'M Bc-Sv Thv.a.3 * TO TU SK CF f v-KAT-re s a y v — Mttr Tbunday— "Untamed Yecth \ teasel U critical and tbw lavastwith Jobs Rsucll aad Mamie Via raect, fa in m i.f fa hifb. wad Dorm. where, as a m a lt, a tigifleant Friday— " C w ii* r f BUck shorUg- cf qualified personae! Beauty", «ith J=ha Crawford and • exists cr a intigpited." M ici Cebter- <G*od children's- Fxuire t j m ratsis tbw swcwwmerit 1. , sarr effectiveness to attain these Aad for the benefit wf ih « e of ,d7a=cts will m o lt in the k«t you wb* don’t get > ebaneu Is rood of tie advance. It may also be tbw ••Sanfly” tbw front pare last fan by com eraion cr redeasifteawas devoted to thw a m a- tioa to a different speciality. dwbw«t tbw new ‘‘pra&ciceey pay" tad tp a duty net tvqinriag such skill. «r promourn in rank Thai * about It. and h's rood news for many at this particular base. Hope it applies to you! I stated b eaa of my columns last we*k that tbw ChawTi Oob wnuM be havto* it'r Halloween Dance on November 1. the some ■i*&: as the E. M. Club will be having theirs. This was the critinal plan, but tt has been changed to Saturday night, November 2. ether good thing about this fa So if you a n one of tbwiw effi­ that these tnereaies may be to cient people who makes a note of compute retirement, fast as if • 1 thing* you plan to do, run aad you bed advanced to the rate^Nn change the date right now! proficiency advancement will bo But thw rest of you remember made to retired member* cf the tbit tie E. « • Club WILL hold Armed Forets, cr to Fleet Re- theirs ea Friday tight. Mevember awrrfata. Thw following paragraph 1 . so nako your plane according­ 1 will quote directly from the ly. Cottumcs will be rational, "Sanfly", which erds it far bet- though*, it might be worth your ter than 1 would bw able to! while to came to one as then will ‘/Under tbw Defeat* crier, en­ be three prizes awarded for tbw listed personnel may be granted belt ones! Onw for thw b*n male, one or two pay-grade proficiency one for the beat female, and one advances, including aQ allow­ fer the best couple! Alio, free ances. without the commensurate cider and doughnuts will be terrhigher military rank or strips, to wd. recognition of their qualiflcattona Made mention esc day of the to occupational areas of control fact that the Chief’s Wires Club importance to their service, or had mode tentative plana u Jure for demonstrating outstanding ef­ a "Dutch treat" dinner at the fectiveness ia an assigned spec­ Imperial House ia Winter Park, iality." 03 November 6. Those plana are To qualify, a man must be in now definite, aad all those who pay-grade E-t. cr higher, er If wish to attend MUST make their to pay-grade E-3. must have com­ reservation with Maria Hlypi. the pleted tsrenty-four months service. new Social Chairman, no later You mutt have at least six months than tfca evening of October 21! continuous active duty p.*V»*’ to an Could be a let of fun, wo call her advancement, and mutt serve a right away! T ie number is TA minimum of sis months ia a tM H tiM O Itllp id m the w in it tbw Harw.IiUnd Jfavy Yard la California. Stu k tbw 41th nuclear vtasd to bw Uunehwd la tbw Valtwd SUtww. Tbw Swrpo If boost* of m om dadgn and meet highly claartflatf equipment than bar eiadei w n flofamiHowelJ w iu taw Clark ofta* Circuit Cam. *-ri»-lt cwoatr. Fionas. a p g r». cispt i f Prwwf et PwfeUcaUwa of tin Sialic*. aw fallowu* OeUtloc* U A , la-wit: ■kcd w isO R A irs rju.vT AND BOOT SUOP-. awdar which 1 am «*a*ftl la U» hwauwaw ofi (a) Auto | e l r Pwiatlef *51 Tbw T aliiM Men’s 'Wivps Chib met last Mwsday trantag at tbw C*> S T L . . . . , CltlSlS* U-5-0. Tba speaker for the wrentep was Father Nihlui Hobble, the Roman. Catholic chaplain at thw Naval Air Station. Father Hub­ ble spoke about thw rate wf a military chaplain, and what can be expected of one when there la need to call upon him. Following his talk, cake and coffee were served, aad the girls gut a chance cam# a»ty with thw feeling that we are very fortunate to have him with ua at the Naval Air Station. Once again I come to the end of this fer the day, and I *itcerwly wish I could think of a new original way to end It! fl get to*t as bored writing the m b s thing over and over, as you do read­ ing it) But, for lack of time to think of something differeet, (and believe me. It takas lota of con­ centration on my part), I*Q Just My "tee you tomorrow"! 'WlTHBOTTLEOfiAS IT* MOTTO COOK,* SADSUC-'lU PUT 4 THATINMYBOOK* j N O T IC E 1 w ill not bw rawponaibla fo r an y debt* Incurred by m y w ife, Carolyn W . B u g . /*/ Raymond L. Baa D .V J L iHERffOlANE GOs F A 2 5 0 5 -J v fa cto o k for your name in Bach day tba names of 4 paopb wfQ bw published in Ik S a n fo rd Tba Herald Oaariflwd rolumns for FREE ticketa to the MoriaUad RJda-Io aad thw RiU thaatrww. I f ;onr naaM appoan, dip tba ad, U ia your free ticket—you pay only a small H e ra ld CLASSIFIED ADS YOU n o s WAVfNTT w ell , g o o d n e s s ; BEEN OVER BOW A r 1, WE t h o u g h t yo u TOENOLY VISIT C-ON’T CASE^CASOMA WE s a w YOU OO INTO THAT .WHEN YA COULD O* BEEN SILLY, MUSWV MOVIE AMT - O v E .a A C M 's c E BATIN’I- [GOOOESIt-------- \ r *©a a v y s / w o w I C O M E ?]' -------' ~ *• You May H ave A J A £ £ ffla M T o th e- • Ritz Theatre Movieland Ride-In Ttinru. put -m * SsJCiV BuOWIN* r a - i r sh a c k N TV V . 7 J a " C 3 t KICK-OFF, service aad tax c h a n t on Pr*s«nt your CUasUied Ad Frew P u a to tha box office of the thealrw named. Make sura you have your driver’s li­ cense, social security card or other per* tonal identification with you. Note the date -printed at tko bottom \ of the ad. Your Pass must be used be- 1 j f a n this expiration date. Cc-esUD TH* hClTriBOaL- >YT| mavs: j e e vuu. ftuvru; 0*vEMXl have L5»r,*6'vt WAS we FLOOfO ■ WiS LO * Whi ATGOC )TGONNA O O v M i M MM A SU?.r * FIND YOUR NAME! THE MOVIES J'h B & l JMV-■*•*»*’ ww �. ; . ' / -'*• ;> V T V . ' * ' . 1 v •*' ’ - - V /.* — . . ' '5 > * . —' • • # ^$evenfh W eekly Edition Seminole Smoke Signals FFA Elects New Officers 'The W orld In My-Hands' Students O f W eek Be KATHY CARLOS more class. Rob waa bora h CorBy AaxtW Compels • | three-hundred years ago. i By BURKE WINN Beat,w.nr with thla Issue a*d I pus Chrlatl, Tex., but haa now would you like to go around There are (roughly) a thou mad Election of FTA effleers wev from now on, wo a r t going to various schools became h b dad I t called by President BUI Thompson. try to have two new students connected with the air fare* dM* the world a couple of times a (and one) uses for our Ubrarr, Officers elected were: president, every week due to the fact that ■ion of th* Navy. Some W Us day? That's better time than Phi- and you can think of tome that By ANGELO COMFAIN Roger Jimenes; viet-pm ident, leas Fogg in "Around the World aren't even lifted. First and main­ bobblei are riding mdtagcyalee, By DELORES BAILEY Have you ever noticed the way Carl Remuiat; secret err. Billy there are so many wonderful new swimming, and collecting r m He in SO Days". I can do It in less ly, of course, la pleasure. A trea­ people and we want you to know The couple of the week thla than three minutes flat. Ttut'a sure of pleasure, plenty of fic­ a Senior smile*? I'll tell you, there Tetlo; treasurer. Randall Prteit; as many as possible. also enjoys ruck and roll muMs. week is Mary Jane Flynt and better time than Sputnik. What’s tion, magazines, newspapers (in­ la nothin* more wonderful to a ,f „tlnel, Bobby Thompson: reporRob'a ambition it to be an officer Eddie Barbeur. Everyone in ichool W e're so happy to have Naney Senior than another Senior amtle, tert Burke Winn; and chaplain, cidentally, the library hat countmy secret? I'll explain. , in the Marines. Rob think* that u nj By JOHN MILLER think* the world of these two. The wealth and the knowledge leas eld magi and papers for fur­ "Mother, hera’a my report except maybe a freshman frown. R ,y Rush. Our advisor la Mr. Butler in the aophomora class. "Seminole High is a greet acksal, Mary Jane is a cheerleader, while of all the world are a t my finger­ ther reference) and even the non­ Nancy attended R. C. Jones High with more school spirit then any I think this holds true for every- west. Eddie is one of the co-captains tips when I enter our achool li­ fiction ahelvee provide pleasur­ card." one in school; there is nothing The first regular FFA meeting In BSeville, Tex., la s t She enjoys school. . .(he's). . .ever boas us. "Oh, thank you, dear. Haw’d of the football team. These two brary. I’m not exaggerating one able reading. to make you happier than to tee . you do?” a Th* r moat a iImportant i s r things a oe a secretary. She like* Semi- 1 Th* kid* here a n itaDy g n a t * give their all to supporting Semi­ bit. I can breeie through "Around a Senior smile. It gives vou an •p. m. "Wall, Mother, I'D taU you. . For tha hobby addict, there are nole High School. Congratulations, the World In 1000 Pictures" In a nol« High better than any school J * ^L ^E aT H nhK (Interrupts) "No, dear, I'm go­ insight into his personality. I that cams up were: tha FFA dues the h a t over ittsm fe t Wa hnn. I "how-to’a", "do-lt-yourseir*", and ** ■ * PWalUTa P* you two, in the future. m atter of minutes. I “can look In­ "fundamentals— o f t" galore. In ing to teU YOU something. No know, and I hava misted seeing will b* three dollars for tha year; she hat ever attended. We hopej h e n . Margarat Benham Is still plan­ to the seeds of tim e", past, pres­ you ean stay with us, Nancy. a lot of smiles from a lot of past to Join tha Farm Bureau and Cat­ ning to get married after gradu­ ent, or future, In the time that it case you don’t quits understand dance* for a month. No allowance Seniors, There'i nothing quite like tle Men’a Association (these orga­ Now, to the masculine tide of ation to Chuck. Good luck, you takes me to open a book. I ean the textbook of a subject you're for a month. No. . . ." nizations have helped the FFA things, our subject It Bob Reedy, "A rich man Is nothing but ■ i Well, friends, how many of you II. two. I'm sure you will be happy. jjum ey back 10,000 years, exlslt taking, the library will h a rt Smiles can tay much. I noticed In many ways, for which w* are another member of the sopho- man with moe*y.r That certainly la a pretty ring, in the minds of the greatest men books on math, English and litera­ heard something like that Thurs­ the following Seniors and their very thankful). At th# •»•*# of ture, science, foreign languages, day night? School is getting har­ M argaret tell-tale smiles. of all time, and enjqy myself the meeting, Mrs Priest served Roger Jimenes and Kathy' Van- while I'm doing so. I can Inform etc., which will prove to ?>e help­ der and harder. Yee, report cards Berry St. John—'Titos* handball refreshments. are out again. I wonder how many try surely do make a nice looking myself with the latest news in ful Indeed. Jokes! couple. Kathy certainly did get tha time that it takes me to walk The periodicals rack ktapi you of ua a rt singing that old theme Wally Pope—I heard It, too. eong, "Restricted"? Oh well, we a grand gentleman when she got from the doorway to the news­ up with tha latest if you're hep Lane Warner—I got thirty-two "How did you break your leg?" can (till watch Uncle Walt. Roger. These two have a lot in paper and magaxlne racks. Or I on polities or other current-news "I threw a cigarette in a manhole teeth. The B-Squad won last week, of common, so this twosome should can imagine myself in some fic­ Items. Old periodicals are listed and slapped on i t " Janice Luxen—I didn't! course. Wouldn't It be fun If we go a long way. Shirley Morgan—I'm happy! tional future by the magic of under a separata file from the could have that patio! Let's aU It seems that Penny Marlon reading. Remarkable, itn't it? card catalogue. One of the library Delorls Bailey—I’m meant Pat Donaboo—I (wallowed th* support the P-TA in this project. Post 3282 — Sanford and Richard Phagan are still go­ A! Collins—If I could only tell call All the knowledge of ten mil- assistants will be glad to help you We don't know how mu«h wa* ing strong. Good. Everyone looks lenla (that’s 10,000 years written with any and all the information It! Ellen Vlhlen—I think you’ra aw­ taken In last week, but are sure Music By “Ashley’s Quintet” to that eouple for guidance, even out) La compressed into one li­ you need. Wayne Johnson—That was hys­ fully nice. more than to Mist Cry-Shoulder. brary, and through tome miracu­ There are eertaln unmention­ that it is a good sum. (Is that terical. SATURDAY, OCTOBER t t t h Amoret Speir—I shouldn't laugh. Penny and Richard are still the lous medium, none of the know­ ables, which I shall mention any­ correct grammar? Gotta watch LOCATED ON HI-WAY 17-W Max Pinch—I don't believe you. When it eom tt to smiling, ns myself. Mrs. Bateman, you know.) ideal of a lot of the steadies. Barbara Mitchell—Incrediblal ledge Is lost. Ob, of course, you way, that.wo tend to forget from Seniors simply got seniority. I, for one, am looking forward Here Is a salute to all the stu­ won't find in the library at our time to time. These Include "little" dents at home with the "Asiatic" school the name of the twenty report* to make, deadlines to to the Student Handbook put out fl'i. We hope you get well soon ninth son of Murad III of the meet, tests to take, and the li­ by the Student Council, and tha so you ran come back to school Ottoman Empire (he had 10) chil brary la an Ideal place In which Key Club. (Now, girli, you won’t have to look up my number In wl us. dren, incidentally), but I doubt to study. Britannlca'; Americana; Listen to your Student Club to. that anyone is Interested In that, Colliers; Information, Pleato; the telephone book. Girls! Where n i-s over WTRR 1400 on your ra except the wife of son number Compton's: L i n c o l n Library; did you all go when I laid that?) It baa been suggested that the dio dial. The program is for you, 29, maybe, and the died about Who'* Who; World Almanac; th - t'idents, you know. World Atlas; etc., etc., all hava tune* on the Juke box bo ehanged. # Who waa that tweet little a voluminous appearance that Isn’t What do you think? If enough chick that Bill Bemosky had a just quite very appealing, but atlll of ue would like It, perhaps the data with last Friday night? Ha's FTA Chapter Picks n0 one cxpecU you to read them Student Council would think the a lucky guy when it comes to the all, and they ARE (1 know) the m atter over. NOTICE! ! IDrlver Training In girls. You know, It could be he's Two To Qualify most beautiful things in the world the car la about to start. Watch a real, honeit-to-goodness gentle­ you're on the verge of a For State Election when man. Good for him, I say. search, incidentally, there are a out for maniacs on the «ireetsl Cindy May haa decided not to At th* last meeting of the T. W. couple of giant Webater'e to the Poor little old Bob Reedy hasn't been able to find one girl be Lawton Chapter of the Future letf of the desk; they come In lie a teacher after aU. Gu**a aha thinks Is cute yet. Maybe he’s Teachers of America, two candi­ very handy when you're using likes boya too much to give one Just the only one at S. II. S. that dates were selected to qualify for cyclopedic sources, or for leaning a failing grade. Fellow Rats, the time is almost see* there Is more than one nifty the FTA state elections to be held on when you're looking for a book here. Freshmen, are you ready? chick around. 1 know a lot of during the convention Nov. M In the fiction N-Z section. Fabulous "Good News". — Warner’s revolutionary strapless th at I kittens that want to tell him be in Daytona Beach. positively will not slip! The secret Is the elose-hugrng latex back In the career department, you Upperclassmen, are you ready? that molds Itself to your back—hold* "Good News" securely UP! Peggy Westgate, a Junior, will may have your pick, and the libra­ I know one thing. I'm not ready. should get just one girl. Be as active aa you’d like to bo In "Good Ncwi'M Shapes pretty Algebra I* wonderful. It meases Let's have a hand for the chape­ seek the office of state nresMent ry probably has a volume on ditchlines, too, with dainty embroidered cotton form-lined cups. It’s rones wa had at the dance the and Sue Ann Toney, a a- ihomore, digging, too. Scholarships, achieve­ you up ao in the morning that th* stranles* you've always wished for. Look tor the smart pack­ other night. They did a swell Job will be the candidate for state ment tests, and eollcge require­ you don't have to think of any­ age her* todayl Plunge-front style with easy hook-eye closure. «f keeping the deal moving. Aren't corresponding secretary. Both ment* are questions uppermost In thing else all day long. Good night, White. you glad that they could taka girli have proven to be outstand­ senior minds: In tha library they everyone. 6.50 ing students with a long list of their time to help the students? outstanding accomplishment* dur are solved. And even if you’re not Hey girls! a senior, there are Innumerable Now is your ehance tp get in Ing their school year. The club, books that suggest courses to take Waiter: "Can 1 help you with that good with that luscious Bill White. as well a* the entire student body, in high school If you are planning *oup, air?" He Is available, and he is looking wishes them much aucceit. Diner: "Help me? What do you Also attending the convention for certain careers. fur a girl. Let's see what you can mean?" So, you see, 1 didn’t exaggerate will be Ellen Vihlcn, Dian Aiken do on that situation. at all when I said that the wealth Walter: "Well, air, from the Angelo Compain's mystery girl and Mrs. Bateman, the iponsor. and wiftlom of all the nations oi sound I thought you might with The club has derided to tell wax friend is still a secret. Maybe all the age* were a t my finger­ me to drag you aihore." we'll find out who she U when and furniture cream during No­ tips. What are you going to use Angelo gets back to school. Ha vember. in tho comic strips, sports, ani­ -1 During National Education Week the library for? Whatever your mals, vegetables, or miners)*, or has been out with the flu like interest, farming, stamp collect­ they are planning a radio program everyone else. I’m hoping he gets Just plain, common, ordinary, ing, painting, dancing, classica, better fast so I can find out who for Thursday night, Nov. 14. Fur­ down-to-earth, singular, and sim­ his girl is. ther plans for this will be com­ school subjects (there are tom* ple reading, the library is at your people), thirst for knowledge, reli­ A Ught-ai-alr pull-on that dip. pleted the evening meeting, Nov. Judy Clarke and Tommy Brown low at the waist for a new and gion, studying, working out ■ command, and with it, wisdom 5. are still doing their best to sup­ heavenly case (feel th* wonder­ and wealth. crossword putsle, reading "Henry” Miss Caroline Mclnnls, an eloport our school. They are seen ful romtort when sitting!): aad at all tha ballgames and every­ mentary teacher, will be the guest cut up at the leg for superb freedom (walking or waltzing)! thing else sponsored by the a t this meeting and the group Legal Notice You’ll never know eomplste com­ school. People are very glad to is looking forward to hearing fort until you slip Into this brief. »et these two still together. Good some of her experiences while In Coma be fitted today! In sheer Europe. work, Tommy, slimming power net with tum­ r n t H T K s s o . i .u s t The Future Teachers have a Can anyone tell me whom Teddy N K P O N T o r C O N D IT IO !* OP * my tucking panel, tapes for hose t u b a a x r o is n At l a n t ic n a t io n a l u a n s i i Walker is dating? None seems to "big deal" planned for December, supporter*. o r S A X r o R D IN T H IS S T A T U o r P L O H IU A . know. It seems that he can be so watch and wait! A T H I I S C LO A K o r M USINKSB ON • il t l l l l M * l l l k , ISSV 5.95 r c i u . i a i i s t u i n n k s i -o n **) t o c a l l s a .u ir . u v seen at New Smyrna Beach every c w jS i't M U L L u it o r t s i k c l n h k n c v , u n u u s s s u c t i o n s a i l . weekend. What could be drawing S . S . N H V IS U D O TA T tTS S S ASSETS all our boys that way each week­ C a i n b a l a a c a a wlt*i e t h a r b a n k * I n c l u d i n g r a a a r v a b ala n c e , end? 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C o u n t s o f Sem inole, sat ■ w o rn to a n 1 t u h e r r l b a d b efo re m e th l* ISnd d a y o f Octo b er. ISJ7 Add I h e r e b y c e r t i f y t h a t I a m n o t a n o f f i c e r o r d i r e c t o r o f th is b an k . n U T U a SCOTT. N a U r y P u b l l a IS7 ( o m m ' a t l o n a s p i r e s March I , ISIS I II P O N T O P A NOLDINS) COMPANY A P P I L I A T B O P A NATIONAL NANK r i S L I S H k n IN A l t O N U A N C K W I T H S E C T I O N *311. t. a. NK V IS K D S T A T U T E S R e p o rt a* o f O c t o b e r II. IIS7 of A t l a n t i c T r u s t C o m p a n y , J a c k a o n v i l l a . P l o r l d a . w h ic h I , a f f i l i a t e d w i t h lh * t U n f o r d A llaalld n a t i o n a l » '« » ! . k a n f t r d P l o r l d a . C h a r t e r n u m b e r 1SIS7. 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Unless you want to spend every evening at Grandmother's nous*, come in and pick up your Merry Widow today. 10.95 others 10.00 — 1500 Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed! �4 * « r e rt atttafiea {res A c m l facta ia the ir f w w picture. “la the field . f guided missiles u d the H ttO u r m n o , " Sikes said, “Congress h it approved ever? dollar the Administration permitted the senfcea to say they mold property see. It U common kaowMge la W ait Fatten that a camber ef ear leadiat experts ia ____ this field k m keen disturbed a* T ts m t s . Raaaia’s rapid a~d Soviet ooo"— - -» - m d in Match Uonch on* ed«ntlficpTt« «*w to th t Rtuaiaa’a. And he streMed » • * »* « diving top priority to missile developm ent gftrfe* Halm *h*.y Y'4 i t : ff.'.rd ! C t farm o f inlerpL’t - 's r y ballistic miaiite. i'-T h e initial rat-. « th« earth satellite, natural! r enough, w u generally one o f *:trprise and abode The ballistic m iuile d a ta could and has been diaconated te aotne ex­ tent. But Sputnik waa something else again. It waa no communist propaganda trick. Scientists and others the wodd over saw gad tracked tha satellite—whizzing around . the world at ld,000 miles an hour at a height of more than 600 mi*ea—and record­ ed its radio transmissions. The concern, of course, was not over the satellite itself. Sputnik was not a weapon, and there waa no reexon t? fear rt. The great danger—Ir Western eye*—is ha? Soviet science may have n bly lead on the rest o f tho world, most particularly in the field of roeketry. The satellite, according to the scientists, must hare been launched bjr a staged rocket—a device which Is al­ most unbelievably complex and difficult to construct. Such rockets, once they are suf­ ficiently developed, wOl bo able to launch guided missiles of great accuracy and almost limitless range. And it is no secret that this country and the Soviet Union are in a grim Vico to produce practical intercontinental missiles with H-bomb warheads. President Eisenhower, a few days after Sputnik’s launching, went to considerable length to discount the military importance of the satellite, and to reassure this country U to where we stand. Soon, he aaid. we will •end up a series of amalt test satellites, However, there Is no doubt that the satel­ lite has given Washington a great deal to think about The new Secretary o f Defense, Nell H. MeElroy, said at his first press conference that rt may be necessary to speed the missile program. The satellite. ho added, prove* that Soviet science has made great progreaa with missiles. That brings up a really big three-pronged question—are we lagging behind in the mis­ sile race; If so, why, and what can be done about It? Numerous experts think we may be lagging, and one reason is frequently given. One newspaper puts it in these words . . . 'the U. S. miasOe program is lagging chiefly because of jealousies and bickering among the three armed services eomDeting In this field, and because the i f S. Defense Department has failed to force them to work together amicably.” There la small doubt that the Army, the Navy, and the Air Force, have all tried to take the center of the spotlight—and to obtain the lion’s share of the vast funds involved in missile research, testing and de­ velopment The result, say many observers, has been a waste of money, materials, man­ power and what may be the most precious commodity of all—time. The newspaper proposes a simple solu­ tion—that we 0 . . . get all our brains in the same laboratory, and quit worrying about the eolor of tha uniforms.” If the Soviet satellite helps to bring that about our cold war enemies will obviously have done us a Mg favor. Obviously, the United Fund Appeal — Sanford and SeminoU County's very first all out apjiea] — has failed to reach fever pltch. This can be observed by watching the thermometer at First SL and Park Avt., placed there so Sanford and Seminole Coun* ty ean watch the funda swell rapidly until they reach the goal. For 20 days the drive has been puahing along with just a few hundred dollars reported each day—and as a result—with two-thirds of the campaign month gone by. on’y one-fifth of the goal has been Many people have devoted hours nnd hours of time to the project. The United Appeal s annual campaign was created because Sanford and Seminole County* i , And now, serving seven organization*- T h t Sanford Htrald V sl »g —» » •’ v u iv s « ltw n # M mih«i „ •■•II* k* a . a. ra| ta r f a n Alla to'A. O t a r g t a *T r i rf.r U *i lift* H*ll|g ». hi m Nf< flt A ll O M l i a n * e i l r * e , m * I , \ * t l r e a tof f R i r r i e l R M M t wkl.h I* .a ilu .4 .*.la.««.|r i . ik. W a a t til ta . ! ^ a i Page 4~ fn JjL -fJi! nrtasM iT i a i T a ^ S Thursday. October 24, 1057 SOI INK MARRlEg NEW YORK (UP) — Forms? Army prlvito 0. David Schlns who figured prominently la the Army-MeCarthy bearings la ltS4, w u married to a former MUs Universe Tuesday. The 30-year-old Schlne, president ef a hotel and theater enterprise, was married to Mist Hlllevi Rombln, 14, who was Mist Sweden as well as Mlsa Univ*r*« in 1933. AID TO IPAIN MADRID W — The United StaUe wtl) supply the Spanish air­ craft Industry with more than fivemU'Jen dollars worth of tools and equipment, the U. A Embassy said today. Industrial aelacted by the ipealsh goveremont trill receive toals to Inspect end repair Amer­ ican-built aircrlft used by the Spanish Air Force. ia town | oar m failure to pash ahead with at work 21 hoars a day. Re said ba*^*»a oar fall capability." B t o H th a t tM U m ln U tn - the Administration ihoold take tioc'« pretest about-face a!UUi* every step t» S sd the s c and hi* panic. “Proposslj by mesas to recapture the initiative **¥u ,.** Vice-President Nlxan for rreater —and bold h—in all of these Im­ * . T i *V*adiSf next year bdlrate a re- portant scientific fields. The New Money—Have you4 to rs to the costly sac wasteful peaks-sad-valley* systom of de­ seen the new Charlie Bennett dotUr? You can ret tnem sow. As a fease i pending. result ef a bill introduced by the “ Cuts inflicted by the Admin­ Jacksonville Congressman, all of istration have weakened Wcet­ oar new paper will carry era defeases »t a very critical the inscription, money Mln Cod We time and the lose of the Middle East is a real possibility," M said. Trust". fo r years this motto hat “With fan knowledge ef ber ad- bean an all U. S. coins, hot never van tage in the missiles race. Bus. before on our paper. The wording on the back of the mocej tia is pushing ahead there de* appears spite Mr. Dullea’ talk of war." and will be added to all sew 1> Sikes said he thought that tho sues as they are printed. Incid­ Russians had gained an unexpect­ entally, the first bills that car­ the slogan alio are the finl ed propaganda advantage and are ry using it where it will do tha most to be signed by thenew Sccretsrj of the Treasury, Hobart Anderlam with tha Tarts. ■y CHARLES M. McCAMM good. Sand flUaa WHh Syria United frees Staff Gwn s sendee! “ 1 feel there is foil official anAs the situation developed. Sand TV Tarkish-Syrlan tension has Syria’s pre-RnaOUn lenders k m premised to side with Syria, on* awareaese of our eerioux status the field of mill lies worldwide breathed fire and offered te take strengthened King Sami's position of its colleagues la the Arab ia and I hope tha AilniinfcWatioa Diamond on all comers — presumably In­ League, against any aggressor. as the chief moderating influence will listen to people who know tha cluding tho United States, which Send knew that neither Turkey score and have the knowledge to ia the Arab world. . ear the United States had any la- d i something to improve our posi­ Prom the beginning of the dan­ was supposed to bo ia the alleged tansies of attacking Syria. plot—in event ef war. tion rapidly." gerous lituatijn which developed The pitiful record of both the Under pressure. Stud also found Sikes indicated that he was when Syria charged Turkey with’ Syrian and the Egyptian armies it advisable to say that he never greatly alarmed over the Russian'i and plotting aggression, the Saudi la the Arab-lsracH war, and b had formally accepted the Eisen­ successful launching of the sate­ £ jS titfjg K S k White Arabian monarch has worked un­ last year’s Israeli bvaaton ef hower Doctrine against Commu­ llite. He said It was only a hint of t g j S X n f gold. tiringly to prevent an explosion. Erypt. did not seem to make a nist aggression in tha Middle East Russian technilogical and scienti­ That was true. But Baud had ac­ Sand hat conferred with the fight to the death likely against fic ability. leaders of Turkey and of Arab Turkey’s powerful, tough army of cepted Ha has urged that all of tha de­ -- - -tha doctrine — •in fact because *_ ■ . with him Communism ranks be­ fense committees ef tha Congress * 0.000 men. east tries. * The perfect g ift | be convened at ooce In Washing­ Finally, be offered personally to Soviet Russia, of course, was a side Israel as aa enemy For any occasion act as mediator between Turkey prime contributor to the tension The Syfiaa-Turidah situation has ton to study first-hand tho lagg­ and helped build It up stage by been simmering down for some ing American Satellite and mis­ and Syria. Wert Jewelry The big contribution of Eryptlan stage with threats agtiast Turkey. days, despite Russia’s attempt to sile programs. Tha Florida “hacoon" said ha was sure that we STORE President Carnal Abdel Nasser, King Stud was net able te do keep it boiling. I a 1st. FA MIDI who likes to fancy himself as the anything as regards Russia. What laud seems, la tho process, to can out produce the Russians, but “Use our Budget or No. 1 Arab leader, waa to send V did do was to work with Mid­ have made it dear that he. not that we can't do it by following Layaway Plan” Egyptian troops and warship# to dle Eastern countries themselves, Nasser, is the leading figure the "stupid" policy of sitting eo cur hands while the Russians a n Syria at the most tertous stage of as an Arab and aa • fellow Mot- among tho Arabs. seven Im jyirtant organizatloav to the Seminote County Community—the annual campalgn for funds with which these organizationa might be operated for on* year ia not gaining strength as the end of the month approaches. This is one drive that folks should not wait for a solicitor to come by. The opportunlty is afforded In the United Fund Appeal for the local citixens to contribute or subscribe to one fund for seven orgartlxatlons. Tim* U saved—and only one person’! time U necessary In asking for tho contribution. So naturally one would thing of seven times the amount given for just one organlwtlon. Yea—avery organization aupiwrtesi by the United Fund Appeal is a necessary one for the community: Boy Scouts, Salvation Army. VU.O., Children’s Home Society. MenUl Health Association, and Bed Cross. Ev*ry on* of the*# organizations plays an important part in the life of the SanfordSemtnol* County community ajid each one deserve# our wholehearted support. Giving *hould be generous and giving should be now! It has been auggeited that the reaxon there were fewer wrecks in the horae ant! buggy day* waa because the driver didn't depend wholly on his own intelligence. Federal court* have jammed dockets, with new cases being filed faster than they can be disposed of. There are two possible solu­ tions — more district judges, or a more harmonious citizenry. J, Comes 1o ftO W M I ceutical firm mad* a speech a-Jdae has made ta the past 140 whllft hark in v h k h h i slartltd r u l many ta his audience by tayla<:| Barry / . Loysd mad* the “I t would be Intem tisg to cote speech la Detroit some man th a that If this meeting were bale* ago. He U on* man who knows held In 1U7 rather than 1937,'what be Is talking about, since he over halt of this aodltr.ee would la president of Parke-Da via not be present." I When Parke-Davla began makThen ha west on to explain Ing medldnaa some 90 yean igw. why. | they were concerned primarily n ~ m f t Mtnt> | with only a few basis medlclnala “About one of everr five of Today, they make more than *00 D*9oa poisoxunf. - ~ No Effective Treatment 10 **“ manhood, about one of every 12 Darlefllke^hM * ,u^t*anv wool would have died before the as* of S?!1}?,. in th . ia «***■ J a m 30 from tetanus, dtobet.s, appendicltis or some other disease vnt for whleh there was no effective **’* ***” *® 7®‘l treatment a: the time. i**_____ • ___ “Finally about one of every slxQVirno* a n AJMWia would hare died before tha a*e XL M.: What are the symptoma of 30 from pneumonia, tubereu- of pleurisy? loaU, ‘blood poisoning,’ typhoid Answer: Th* mala symptom fever or some other disease which of pleurisy Is pals when breathtoday has been practically con-,Ing, often more eevtre when air guertd." Its being taken In. Tha cheat ex* These statist ice, more graphl- pension U limited on the rid* tally th in anything else I can! where pleurisy Is present. MIS.' PILRUT always said, ” 1 w a n t m y m cw garlna ta h a v e t h a t re a l trwa taste.** • a r G A IN IN G ON Y O U ? The Shoe with the beautiful Look f o r Now Mrs. Filbert's In your g ro n r'i rofrigtrotod cost a> LG . A .C j auto loan can put you in tha cla ar in no time at all. FINANCE Suede Only. OAu Meen: Deity t-Jj Friday f-lj (tried ietwdey ------------ ----- ORIANOO— — Real True Arom a T o o . . . remove ia gold foil w rap ...an d sniff dsat sweet freshness! This la the only luxury-typ* margarine without a luxury prices If your family Likes that real true taste, they’ll Jore New Mrs. Filbert’s! Sene it toaight! Th* Filbert Family O u aran taet If you don't sgree that New Mrs. Filbert's has that real true taate—uv ireai »• k m u>. 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GA 2-6520 Orlando, Florida �>1“ an Thursday, October 2 4 .1 2 8 7 The Sanford Woman’s N EW Arrivals In Local Hospital Class Installs Page New O fficers A t Supper-Meet HomeDept To Sponsor *fashions Womanless Wedding , The American Home Department of The Sanford Womans C'»h will - if/cnicr a Benefit Fall FsiM w Show and Womanless Wedding Nov. t i t I p. m. at rinacrest School Auditorium. The Yu* ell Company will spon­ sor the fashion show. Proceeds from the show will go ^ into the American Home Depart­ m e n t 's fund lo purchase equip­ ment for the recreation wing of the new Civic Center. Mra. Robert B. Mahan is chairman and Mrs. W. L. Kirk cochairman of the event. Models will be Mrs. Ralph- Ana• tin Smith, Mrs. George Stine, Mrs. W. L. Kirk, Mrs. John Carl­ ton. Mrs. D. S. Talley, and Miss Marty Siempcr. Also Navy wives, fpH rs. David Cunning and Mra. ' John Hill. Junior models will be Ann Allen Mahan, Elizabeth Ann Sweeney, and Master Scott Kirk. There will be a dress rehearsal for the Womanless Wedding Sun­ day, Oct. 27 at 2 p. m. at the Womans Club building. County Council Installs Officers Anna Miller Circle fSponsoring Dance Saturday Night The Anna Miller Circle Is spon­ soring a Halloween dance at the Elk’s Club Saturday night. All members of the Elks and their guests arc Invited. Sidney Vlhlen’s orchestra will play for dancing from 9 until 1. There will be a first and second ^ prize for both men and women for the best costumes. Also plan­ ned is a grand march at 11 p. m. The Home Demon*tdatian County Council of Seminole C o u met today at the Council Center. The meeting began at 10:30 a. m., at which time two films were shown—“ Your Home as You Like It", and “Truly Yours, the Dress that Fits". After the showing of it ABY GIRL BOWES. dau*bler these films, Mr. Milwee spoke on of Mr. and Mr*. Charles Bowes, Sanford. Bora Ort. 20. the bond Issue. (Photo by Bergstrom) Luncheon was served a* 12:00 P. M., followed by the Installation of officers. New officers are: president, Mrs. J. E. Andrews; first vice president, Mrs. George OUo; second vice president, Mrs. W. P. Carter; secretary. Mrs. Ste­ phen Mlkler; treasurer. Mrs. H aul Moss; delegate, Mrs. Lillian Clark, alternate delegate. Mrs. S. E. Norwood; fair chairman, Mrs. Martin Hansen. The new cabinet!, surface unit and built in stove were on dis­ play in the center for the first Umc. The Florida Power and Light gave the surface unit and oven to the center. Sunday School Class Picks Name The young adult Sunday School Class of the Elder Spring* Baptist Chapel mot recently at the home of Mrs. C. C. Hannar for th« first of Its monthly business meetings with Mrs. C. W. Ergle as co-host- BABY GIRL C O V 1 N C T O N, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. ilarvcy Covington, Sanford. Born Oct. 20. (Photo by Bergstrom) CIS. Christian Women’s Fellowship Holds October Meeting The meeting was called to order bp the president, David McNab. Vance Duke read 1 Corinthians, chapter 13 as the devotional. McNab then Instructed the new officers of the class of their duties in these posts. The members then ch«ie a name for the new class. "The Golden Circle Class" wa* their selection. The motto Is "United for Christ"; aim, “ Building A Christian Home". The d a n will hold Its monthly business meeting each third Tues­ day night at 7 o'clock. Mr. and Mra. Vattca Duke will be hostess to the class In November. Refrashments of pie and caffea were aerved to the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Vance Duke, Mrs. Jesn Taylor, Mrs. Troy Rhames, Mrs, C. W. Ergle, Mr. ind Mrs. David Carpenter, David McNab, Pastor Joe Dohthltt, Mrs. R. E. Soderbhm and Mrs. C. C. Banner. The Christian Women's Fellowship. First Christian Church held the October meeting Monday even­ ing, Mrs. O. T. Pearson, presid­ ing. Prayer given by Mrs. A. R. Stroup; program and davotlonal by Mrs. P. L. Stone, assisted by Mrs. John R. Bair J r. At the suggestion of Mrs. Vin­ cent Larson, service chairman, a general meeting la called for Oct. 29. Tuesday, 2 p. m. a t Ihe new building for all women to help V clean and help arrange the new Sunday School rooms, ’each to bring a covered dish. A Fellowship supper Is to be served a t 5 p. m. to their husband* and other men Interested in working on installa­ tions in the new rooms that even­ ing. Following this a report on the P r e s i d e n t 's Retreat at Ocala, waa given by Mrs. Pearson, Hostesses: PWO Members Tell Mr*. A. 11 Huntley and Mrs. Fred40 Erick Eliett. Others preaent: Mrs. Of Study Meeting Mabel Bishop. Miss Florence Bis* hop, Mr*. John Diels, Mrs. Earl Evans, Mrs. V. If. Grantham, At Assn. Session Mrs. 0. D. Landresa, Mri. 1* LAKE MARY—Tho PWO Asso­ Tharp, Mrs. Chandler ViU, Mrs. ciation of the Community PreshyW. I’. Yeslcy. Mrs. Mary L«o terlan Church met Tuesdsy at 8 p. m., Mrs. J. M. Thompson, pres­ Young, and Mr*. W. II. Young. ident presiding. Mrs. P. D. Ander­ son led Ihe devotions on the Good Shepherd, The nominating committee pre­ sented the nime of Mrs. Ted Brooklyn to serve a t treasurer. Mrs. Donald Kirkner and Mrs. FRIDAY Richard Keogh gave their ImrresThe Norman DoVere llowsrd lions of the Pre»byterlal Study Chapter of the U. D. C. will hold meeting In Crystal River in Sep­ a meeting at 3:00 P. M, with Mrs. tember. F. E. Itoumiltat. The program chairman, Mrs. 11. Dinner and costume Halloween )f. Cochran, Introduced Mrs. party at the B. O. (J.. sponsored Keogh who led the program on by the Officer’s Wives Club. Cock­ the theme Christ's Way F.vcrytail* from 5:30. Prizes and dance. day . . In Our Church. Mrs. J. 3t. SATURDAY Thompson explained the Together Lako Monroe Halloween Carni­ in our church in the community, val at the school. State, nation and world. “ Evening of Fun", sponsored^ by Following the meeting Circle the Friendship League of the Con­ No. 1 served coffee and homemade gregational Christian Church. Fel­ cockles to Mrs. Donald Kirkner, lowship Hall at 21th and Park Mrs. Carol Lowe. Mr*. Will Fer7:30 p. m. Admission 73c, Includes gueson, Mr». Richard Beebe, Mrs. refresh ments. Joe Smathera, Mrs. J. 31. Thomp­ VAH-9 cocktail party and buffet son, 3Irs. P. D. Anderson, 3Irs. at the B. O. Q , 6:30 p. m. Leon Taylor, .Mr*. Birdie Hood. | The Gamma Omega Chapter of Mrs. Abbie Freeze, Mrs. Eugene Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority will GUI, Mrs. W. If. Shook. Mrs. R >hold a bake sale starting at 9 land Goble, Mrs. Eileen Willard, a. m. in the downtown area. Cukes, Mrs. Ja.nes Benson, Mrs. H. 31. pi**, brownies, cookies and candy Gleason, Mrs, Ed Zimmerman, will be offered. Mrs. II. 31. Cochran, Mra, H. W. MONDAY Keogh, Sirs. Arthur Ailing, Mrs. Gamma Omega Chapter of ESA Arthur Crocker, Sirs, Bill Cook, will hold a social meeting a t the Mr*. Frank Etc and Sirs. John home of Miss Barbara Flynt, 207 Reaves. W. 18th St. starting a t 8 p. m. All members are urged to attend. ) The Story I-eague will have a dinner party and program at Spen­ cer’s Restaurant at 6:30 P. M. The party will honor the tenth birthday of the Story League Club. • M I1ABY BOY PELL, *<m of Mr. and Mr*. Harold J. I’ell, Osteen. Born Oet. 20. (Photo by Bergstrom) Lock In Set $100. up Easy Terms FR A N K NOKLL JEWELER Presbyterian Permanent Wave - SPECIAL W . J 8 - 50 Relief Society Plans Bazaar Happy Birthday er you’re A or B. FIna to 88C. White. JACKETS Date Of C . P. O. Dance Changed The JAG The Halljwecn dance originally scheduled at tho C. I'. 0. Club Nov. 1, has been changed to Sat­ urday night, Nov. 2. Costume will bo optional, frizes will be award­ ed for the two be t costumes. Sidney Vihlen's orchestra will play from 8:30 until dosing. Mascuhnn fashion tn Inch gear! Eliciting color rango In wool flannels, tweeds, ga­ bardines and washand wear nylon*. (pSAAM w lA Friend* of Mr.* and Mr*. T.niy Ru*si will be glad to know that they are recuperating nicely frum Injuries sustained tn an automo­ bile accident on their way tn Jack­ sonville, after visiting relative* In Sanford. embroidered cotton. 32A HANDSOME HA BY (illtl. GARVIN, 'laughter of Mrs. Bernice Garvin, Lake Monroe. Horn tut. 18. (Pbolu hy Bergstrom) N A TIO N A L BIBLE W EEK ----- October 2 1 -2 7 ----- Illo-i.som Church Calendar the First Baptist Churcti at 3:30. Wednesday Oct, 23— Prayer Meeting will be held at The Carol I! Choir (boys 9-12) the First Baptist Church at 7:30 will rehearse at the Flrat Baptist The Little Women's Story le a ­ P.M. and at 9:15 the Sunday Church at 9:30 p. m., and the Crusader Choir (Boys 13-13) will gue met Holiday with Donna School Cabinet meets. Young, The theme for the month rehearse at 7:15 p. m. The Dependable Class o f the Thursday Oct. 24— The Brotherhood cf the First was “The Big Show." At 10:00 A.M. the Baptist W.M.First Methodist Church hetd a „ . . . . ... , U. Fall Rally will be held at Os- Baptist Chorch will have their Donna Young called the meeting meeting Monday at McKinley (cen zuadltaly i-rt-cr and program at to order. Eleven memben w en covered dish supper was ,\ Group Training Sunday School 7 p. m. present. The mlnutee were read will be held at the First Baptist Wed. served, and treasurer’s report given. The VT-1 y o y V c T ? Cf yearbooks were distributed. Tne s<«-' Church for Sanford and Del-and at Th« the First Bapt. Church will have Little Women'a Story League Mrs. Mablc Skinner, Mrs. H»>*n Ei-‘ 7:30 P.M. Mon. a covered dish supper at 8:30 terson and Mr*. Esther Lansing. The Junior G. A.'s Helen Masters' p. m.. Prayer meeting will be wishes to thank Mrs. Roche for the time end effort she has put A Hatto's-e:-: tt.t'.H used. hvid at 7.oO ami a training Union Into the yearbook. A. -. and tkn Grace was returned by the Rev. Klr*t Baptl*t Church will meet at Worker*' conference at 8:11 p. m. 3trs. Williams was la charge of R. E. Rutland. Following the buf­ 3:30. Thur. the work shop. She cut ■ story fet supper, the meeting was call­ The Cherub Chuir (boys and* pirl* The Carol Choir I (girl* 0-12) of ed to order by the president, Mrs. 68) will rehearse at the First the First Bapt. Church will re* In pieces after whleh the |LrLs John Schiranl Jr. Routine business Baptist church at 4:13, and the hearse at G:13, The Concord choir put It back together again. Dottle Jardlne told the story of was discussed. Chapel Choir (Young people 17 (girls 1319) at 7 ami the Church Happy Jack, the Magle Pump­ Choir (Adults) st 8 p. m. The class presented Mrs. Schl- 21) will rehearse at 8 p. in. kin" with the help of her puppet, BABY ROY REAVES, son of rard with a gift for her service The Y. W. A's of the First Baptist Jerry. Sally Robb told ‘‘Bobo'', Church will meet at the home i*f Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Heaves, during the year. The Rev, Rutland Donna Young told “B r a n Deed” Sanford. Born OcL 21. Installed the new officer*. They Mrs. IL C. 11agau, 100 N. Elliott and Shirley Vlhlen told **I Want (Photo by Bergstrom) ns follows; president, Mrs. at 7:30 p. m. 31y Bones". E. Baker, V. P. Mrs. Lillian The, CHURCH CALENDAR Wallis, Mrs. Gladys Smith, Girt Scout Troop 242 will meet at Supper 3lcctlng. secret; , Mrs. Esther Lansing, WEDNESDAY teacher. Mrs. Janie Shoemaker. 3:3o P.31. — Girl Scout Troop C h ie fs Wives Club 31rs, Baker spoke a few word* Grammar School No. 149 — Youth Building. to the clas* and appointed her 6:00 P.M. — Senior High Fel­ Schedules Dinner Standing committees. On these Mothers Repair lowship supper. Tho Chiefs W in s Club will b a n will serve devotional eh. Mrs. 0:30 I*. 31. — Youth Choir Re­ dinner at Morrison's Imperial Library Books James Wright, social activities, hearsal. House In Winter Park Wednesday, Mrs. H. L. Esterson, sunshine, .Mothers of the Sanford Gram­ 7:30 P.3I. — Senior High Fel Nov. 8, at 7 p. m. Mrs. Mablc Skinner and Mrs. Lil­ m ar School library committee lenvship Recreation. Reservations for the dutch treat lian McCall, publicity, Mrs. Louise spent a full day Tuesday b.wik bind­ 7:00 P.M. — Mid-Week Bible dinner must be made by Oet, 9 . Callalun. ing and repairing books in the Hour, They may be called In to Mra. Guests for the evening wero school library. The committee U 7:30 P.3E — Chancel Choir Re* Marie Hlppa, FA 2-4082. Strs. Clara Hodcrgcr and Sirs. headed by 3trs. S. O. Chase, who henrsal. Winnie Wilson, Mrs. Rutland clos­ praised the energetic mothers, ed the meeting with prayer. not only for this day of labor, hut Attending were Rev. and Mrs. for the many haur* which they R. E. Rutland, Mrs. .Mildred Bitt­ invest in Ihe library. ner, Mrs. Mabel Skinner, Sir*. Twice a year a book rcpnlring Janie Shoemaker, Mr*. Lou Ba­ day is held. Tuesdsy over 86 bonks ker, Mrs. Louise Callahan, Mrs. were mended. During the remain­ Lillian SIcCnII, Mr*. Nancy Brock, der of the year the mothers work Mrs. II. I., Esterson. Mr*. James in tho library, cataloguing and 11ABY GIRL WOLFEIl, daugh­ Wright, Mr*. Burke Steele, Mrs. helping chitdren select books. INCLUDING ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wol- John Schiranl Jr , Mr*. Sue LocSpending the day Tuesday at (er, Sanford. Born Ort. 21. chelt, .Mrs. Lillian Wallis, Mr*. V. the Sanford Grammar School were Conditioning1Shampoo (Photo by Bergstrom) L. Smith, and Mrs. Esther Lans­ Mrs. Edna Southward, Mrs. Naomi ing. Jackson, .Mrs. Robert Ramey, Mrs. • Cut • Re-Stylingr Nan Fortner. 3tr*. John Bear, PHONE FA 2-3914 Today For .Mrs. K. C. Relmann. Mrs. It. G. Boyd, .Mrs. I. 31. ltowell, 3lr*. An Appointment Marilyn Tripp, 3Irs. Jane Flet­ ITatrl Gourley • M. Rese Garner cher, .Mr*. Peg Horner, .Mrs, Eve­ Janet Allen • Mary McNab lyn Vodopich, Mrs. Jack Allen, .Mrs. James Burckler, Mrs, Clara (HAD Sauls,, .Mrs. Ruth Baker, 3tr*. LAKE 31ARY—The October Frances Harrington. Mrs. Forrest meeting of the I.nke Mary School N’orvell, anti 3trs. Chase. P-TA was held last week with Sir*. \V. C. Hopkins, president, presiding. Final plans were made fur the Halloween Carnival to he Featured in your favorite magazines, held at the school Friday, Nov. 1 beginning at 6 p. m, Tho costume featured at parade was announced to begin at 9 p. m. Mrs. Honklns reminded the group of this State Convention to be held In Orlando Nov. 5, 6, and 7th, Mrt. Hopkins, Mrs. Cecil Ml* cm and Sirs. It. \V. Keogh “ 111 bo the voting delegate* from Lake ItVliY BOY GARDNER, son of 31ary. Sir. and Mr*. Clarence Gardner, Following tho brief business ses­ Titusville. Burn (let. 18. sion Supt. of l'ublie Instruction R. (Phnt'i by Bergstrom) Milwee explained tho coming bond issue to he voted upon Nov. 19. Mihvee explained that the Lako Mary School would not directly benefit from the bind* but they would benefit Indirectly. If the The Relief Society uf the Church bond issue passes the school could of Jesus Christ of Latter Day plan to see a now lunch room Saint* met Tuesday with 3Irs, Mar­ and administrative suite. The parjorie Carlton. The lr«mn was ents asked Milwre many question! given by 3Irs, Robert Badtko on not only mi the 1» n<l issue hut on Tho bra that gives you the problem* uf the school. “The Eternal Family." Following the meeting the first Present were 3!r*. Carlton, Mrs. • "figure plus," ‘'Confi­ Rita Raggett, 3lr». .Marv* Wood, grade mother* served cup cakri, brownie4, coffeo ami punch to Mrs. Sarah Garner, Mra. Clara dential" No. 281 by Mao Pitts. 3Iri. O m i Dunn*. Mrs. about 55 parent* present. Dot Smith, Mrs. Lula Thigpen, Formfit. Wafer-thin, con­ Mrs. Juno Winn nnd Mra. Ida Radtko. tour-shaped cups assure The Relief Society will have a bazaar at the Elks' Club Nov. 9 Jimmy Smith full figure beauty wheth­ There will bo booths, games and Bobby Young pony rides. 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Miracle jacket re­ dacts your own body hsat In a warm glow wherevar you got tlylosheen gabar­ dine. silver Million lining.^ On any Ilible, Testament or I’rajcr Book ordered during National Bible Week we will imprint in 22K gold lettering your name . .» FR EE 0 IF I-S-— „ -> // -stui_cn?y OFFICE SUPPLIES H i MAGNOLIA PHONE FA 2*1210 f l 7 c O '$ M ,€ rn . MEN'S 300 E. First St. WEAR FA 2-1335 Give To The UNITED FUND �; «7” mmmSrnmA t i * * ------ W m w it t w H iondijr, J 1 MV October #24. 1987 .JhjL$anfohd diatudd Seabreeze Squeezes Past Jr. High 20-19 By JERRY COVINGTON By OSCAR FRALEY i i \ •f • i • i / : • 4 TOKYO (UP)— Fraley’s follies and the weekend football "win­ ners” — done with sheer Oriental omnipotence and a Sukiyatl ihlver. Game of the Week Duke over North Carolina Slate —This one will decide the Atlan­ tic Coast Conference race and looking through the wrong end of the telescope It looks like Duke has too much offense and too strong a defense for N.C. State. The East Navy over Penn —I'm an auto racing buff. I . • I I •* • I ' ■ M I I ■ a Penn State over Syracuse—I’ve been ISO at Indianapolis. Brown over Rhode Island — And belong to Dayton’s 100 m.p.h. club. Princeton over Cornell — But Tokyo cab drivers scare me stiff. Also: Yale over Colgate, Colum­ bia over Lehigh, Dartmouth over Harvard, Boston U. over Holy Cross and Lafayette over Bucknetl. The South Army over Virginia — Bamboo poles are a dime a dozen here. Miami over Kansas— They got 'em ell shapes and sites. Florida over LSU— Bob Rich­ ards would go wacky. Georgia over Kentucky—But tho Japanese aren’t much on vaulting. Also: Mississippi State over Ala­ bama, Maryland over Tennessee, Georgia Tech over Tulane, North Carolina over Wake Forest, South Carolina over Clemson, West Vir­ ginia over William L Mary, George Washington over VMI. The Southwest Texas Aggies over Baylor—Jap­ anese too busy playtng baseball. Auburn over Houston—I bought what’s called a "happle’’ coat. Arkansas over Mississippi —The salesman explained It. Texas over Rice — “Like In ’hoppl* Chandler. Also: Tulsa over Air Force Academy, Hanlln-Siramons over West Texas and Texas Tech over Arizona. The Midwest Notre Dame over Pitt — Golf Is ruining the geisha houses. Ohio State over Wisconsin— The patrons would rather roam the links. Michigan State over Illinois—In­ triguing description for entertain­ ers. Iowa over Northwestern — They call ’em people “selling spring­ time." Also; Minnesota over Michigan, |> • • ft A ■ a Coach Of W eek By ED SAINSBUKY United Prese Sports Writer LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UP) — He has a habit of startlnr out as an isslstant and winding up as a highly successful head coa»h. He la a fundamentalist, a per­ fectionist and a plain pain in the neck to other Big Ten coaches who never know when his firedup defense may spring a most unlikely upset. He’a Kenneth Jack Moll>nkopf Purdue, the United Press Coach of the Week after his winless Boil­ ermakers, 21-polnt underdogs, up­ ended Michigan State, the nation’s No. 1 team at the time, 20-13. Desire T . Win Mollenkopf, a chunky man of S3 who was a football end and base­ ball catcher at Rowling Green of Ohio, attributed the stunning Pur­ due victory to line play, atlcky fingers and desire. "I think we had more desire than Michigan State," he reflect­ ed. "Our defense did a tremen­ dous Job. Our line played real well and that’s where we won It. We were fumbling all season but this time we hung onto the ball. And we recovered five of their fum­ bles, too. We had a hunch of seri­ ous kids who believed In them­ selves. "Perhaps we could win them all If we played as well as we did Saturday. But we’re really not atrong." Mollenkopf started his coaching career at two Ohio high schools, each time as an assistant and each time advancing to the top TCU over Marquette, Indiana over Job. He spent nine years as Pur­ Vlllanova, Nebraska over Missou­ due line and defensive coach, turn­ ri, Oklahoma over Colorado, Bos­ ing out consistently tough rockton College over Detroit, Purdue ’em lines, heforo taking over the reins as head man Ian year. ovrr Miami, Ohio. While his 19M Purdue team won The West Oregon State ovrr Washington— only one conference game, It was Athletes are goodwill ambassa- significant that it never took a bad beating. djrs. Wants Perfection California oven Oregon— Jimmy The perfectionist In Mollenkopf Demaret and Sam Snead draw big makes him run the same play In crowds. Washington State over Southern practice four or five times until California — They know all our he Is satisfied. The fundnmcntal1st In him brings a warm smile ball players. UCLA over Stanford—And when for a hard block or low, savage you mention Ted Williams the Jap­ tackle. Mollenkopf, lounging In his home anese get right down and how. I near the Purdue campus, said: Also: Idaho over Fresno State, "I thought all along we could San Diego State over Tempe, Den­ ver over Brigham Young and Wy­ beat Michigan S tate.. .well, | think I did, anyhow. But I’d sure oming over Utah. hate to play them again next week" Thnye ’.a it 'A yards bava been the hardest this year tor the Yel­ low Jaeketa, who have scored but 31 pointe la feur g en es despite a good rushing average. The big need, coaches say, la a fullback with Juggernaut characteristics. The heet prospects along these lines when liie Engineers resumad heavy practice Tuesday were Jim Benson and Tas Anderson, who have been lingering in the backgruond. Benson beeauie of de­ fensive shortcomings and Ander­ son because of temporary employ­ ment at halfback. Coach Bobby Dodd also stressed the aerial game Monday, quarter­ backs Fred Brasolton and Charlie Maynard showing consistent securacy and the top 33 men dem­ onstrating b e 11 e r than average p an defense. Work TUI Dark Tulane took a break In the heavy work to look over Toch’a offensive patterns, then polished Iti own attaek against tho red. shirts. Tho squad was reported In good shape, only twe Unomen missing the drill. Tennessee went a t full speed In long scrimmage and finished up with punting and passing drilla. Standouts of the day were tail­ back Goorgo Wright and fuUbaeks Csrl Smith and Noyle SoUte. At M i s s i s s i p p i State, the _ , - - baek on the aetire list the entire team baa taken on a new look and are ready to "cat" the Wild­ cats up. The eolhusuun and spirit has had a tremendoux uplifting and should spur their hard-hitting play right along. With two idle wekends the boys are hungry for victory. Co-captaln Billy Tyre, at the moment. Is the big question m irk in the forward wall. Billy hai come down with several Infec­ tions around his knee and will be hampered some by this. Billy has played a big part In the great line play and it 1j hoped that he will be ready for tomorrow night’s tilt. The backfleld has had a good week of practice and have looked like they will be ready to roll up plenty of yardage. The passing game continues to show improve­ ment and It is likely that they will take to the air if necessary. i.C .__ Lia looked gc~* throughout the week and they will be trying to stop the Wildcats cold. Tom Brown, Dave Stanley, and Teddy Walker will be tough customers for the fast Winter Park backs. With the change that has devel­ Johnny Y'rarkte, Iradlnr (round oped In the last two days In the Sanford lineup, It will still be a gainer for the Seminoles. tough one for the boys to take ■y JERRY COVINGTON The prospects for tomorrow mud, devoting most of the time to night’s OBC game with Winter repair of a pass defense which Park took on e brighter outlook has allowed more than 300 yards in the last two games. There was with the new* that end Gerald Jonea and fullback Bob Johnson So offensive n lw The Florida Gators, fearing the i have overcome tneir ailments and forward pasa In their upcoming will be ready for action when the game with Louisiana State, de­ opening whistle is blown at Memo­ voted considerable time In aerial rial Stadium. It was also learned defense. “ We’ve got to be ready that Claude UitteU has improved tor their first team ," Coach Bob ar.d will be able to see a great Woodruff commented. “They can •leal of action. With these boys and wiU pass.” ★ ★ ★ Win Turner Back Rain forced the Mississippi Reb­ els I n d o o r s and caused Coach Johnny Vaught some concern. “We ean IB afford to lose practice time with the toughest game of the season (against Arkansas) coming up." The accent was on offense at Auburn, which has been the natlon’a best on defense for the pact two weekends. Coach Ralph Jordan said the 7-0, go and 3-0 vic­ tories against Southeastern Con­ ference opponents were "cutting e, sw • • •• • — «v e mil* mm. • SOX SIGN SMITH CHICAGO UK— Bob Smith, 20-year-old shortstop from Read­ ing, Pa., who hit .232 fo- Day­ tona Beach, Fla., of the Florida State League this year, has signed with the Chicago White Sox Dayenport, Iowa, affiliate In the Three III League. T>v>, v r ; T V W ANTED • Scrap Iron Brass • Copper Batteries * Radiators Junk Cans Junk Trucks 711 L U vItL IY I'Irw rt SALVAGE YARD 1 Mile Went of Monroe P.O. On Orange Bivd. Phone FA 2-269-1 or < Wrile P. O. Box 22S ' Lake Monroe Get hep to J'O A j'jaU ... Plan eats 'n‘ treats and LOTS OF COKE! Tho Halloween party la in full awing! There's a stack o f records, a big gtock of snacka, and Coke, Coke and more Coke . . . ice-cold! Yes, the crowd sure goes for the good taste of Coca-Cola . . . especially at a party. So better check the sujyply on hand, better stock up on Coke today. WV-VWf O f 7HtJ*C06* 01OCXHO . TAOfM/ /9S6, til* fiS O B f E i I AC.C. M-fCOs? HMTtvto sMnKiM >y IN# fMfarN IHMil — ALL LIONEL TRAIN SETS Lj H uy Now * V 1’rlco from • McKetlrlck t £ 9K • Peg Palmer J • Hite Fit ALL SIZES ALL STYLES F o r ChrintniM WINN TV Corner le i and Sanford iH ik f,:m d ) i Logan • Mini Mode • Carrol Rodgers DISCOUNT /O Shop ««r dunning collection of “great occasion” <r |u«t plain fashion dresses that transforms yon Into ■ sophisticated well dressed lady — • Jonathan FA 2-2994 regular W 1 for Winter Park haa had elenty of rest and will be ready for a tussle. This being a eonferetu} game, they win be as eager to win aa the locals. The Fighting Seminoles hold a fine 3-0 record and ara yet to be scored upon so It should prove to be a great ballgame. It will be the second conference game with four remaining. Let’s all plan lo come out tomorrow an! see thie well-coached group of team playera as they wiU be fight­ ing to keep that victory *trii4 going. Game time la set for I •). m. DUKE'S D A N D Y ................. By Alan Mover h a l M cE L H A N E Y , ’ H osts Friday Nite Sem inole W inter Park >7 UNITED PREBB The latest engineering project at O c o r g i a Tads involves the transportation of a f e a t b a l l through no-man’e-land and lata Maroona worked until dark In ths six-point territory, ^SPORTS Ualtcd Prcta Sports Writer « • Hardest For Tech Vs Seabreeze Junior High took ad­ vantage of several Sanford errors and squeezed by to a 20-19 vic­ tory Tuesday night a t Memorial Stadium. Ths Sanford team out­ played a bigger team all the way but failed on two extra point at­ tempts which made the difference in the score. It wasn’t until the third quar­ ter that Sanford could solve the Seabreeze defenses. Immediately they marched to the goal no long runs by Jerry Dillard end Bill Thagan. “ Rooster” Wright then pulled the sneak play and scored from the tw a The extra point was missed so the score stood at 74. Again in the third quarter Dil­ lard and Robert Stewart carried the ball to the twenty. Stewart took a pltchout and went around right end for the second score. He also ran the extra point. The third and final TD was prob­ ably the most spectacular play of the game. The Sanford team had the ball on their own 40. They went Into a spread formation and quarterback Wright therw a beau­ tiful pass to Robert Ledford who Jumped high In the air ami went all the way for the TD. The ex­ tra point attempt was no good. Throughout the contest Bill Phagan, Johnny Phillips, John Ronnlface, and James Reed did an outstanding J ob on defense. This phase of the game showed good Improvement and was much better than the score indicated. The outstanding play on the part of the Seabreeze team came when Gary Oates took a kickoff and went all the way for a touch­ down. The play went seventy yards. • ‘ Kinoi SIGN OF GOOD TASTE TUB SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY �WANT AD! W H ERE MORE PEO PLE DO MORE BU YIN G AND SE LLIN G ! ; ® CLASSIFIED INDEX S—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE S_ real ESTATE TOR SALE ^ AT—SPECIAL SERVICES KENNETH E. SLACK .. GATUN BROTHERS C H O IC E ROKXR Tour EtiaruAa Dealer bedroom. 2 bath home, lake. RGBSON „ SPORTING GOODS Contractor*. Dr*iUn*»: Geneva Phan* FA4 2-0121 Three 2232. Ph FA 2-3278 Sanford privileges, hullt-in kitchen, ( t r # ,.n, p CARD ef THANKS Thone FA $ 5961 plate, double carporle, large E * 111 | Thi* U a Itraltor'* Offering 1 LOST A FOUND PIM PS — SPRINKLER comer lot. Now under ennrirueJOHNSON MOTORS 2 FOR RENT tion. $'7,30U.— 3.1,000. Uo»it *30.00 Month SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS All types SYSTEMS 1 BEACU RENTALS and sixea, installed Re.Modelics — Rsroofing — S t­ $2,100 down will ram-* you Into KOSA L. PAYTON JlU Sanford Av*. 1%. FA 2-1592 4 WANTED to RENT ,,,_ Do It Ycur jell” riding — Matnnal* — C'aU ieUu* modem comfortable two Registered Real E*tau Broker WE REPAIR AND SERVICE tori — Ftaxnctr.g. bedroom concrete block home. Oliver End Of Saaana Sale Altec. Alberta J. Hall A S T I N E 3'vHP Was 1177.05 Now 1181.95 It h it a well tend leaped yard William E. Henchel 7 REAL ESTATE WANTED Machine and Supply Co. HP $228.00 $205 00 with shade licet. Jalousied ft) FA 2 1301—17-92 ai Hiawatha « IMPERIAL DECORATORS 5 MISCELLANEOUS 15 HP $299.80 $269.30 207 \3. 2nd SI. Ph. FA 2 6412 Painting and Papering Florida room, rarporte and a—FLOWERS. PLANTS, HP $36*00 $332.00 Ph. FA 2-3718 after 6 utility room. Trice include* 3 bedroom home, $3000.00 dnwn IS SHRUBS electric atovt. 11,000.00 lull WESTERN ALIO STOKE Chrysler Airtemp Shown by appointment only 1* OFFICE EQUIPMENT Fer Paim tar and R ep itru g prie*. Sanford 103 Pineereit Drive. Phone F .\ 215 E- F ust St. Air Conditioning and Heating U A C T O JM B tU * T * A M * » FRED ROETIGER C. H. STAFFORD 2-4118. 2916 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-023) 1* BOATS A MOTORS ___ , l.V ROAT, 2.5 H. P. Johnaen— 21$ Oak Avtnua FA 2-4731 U FARM SUPPLIES A MACHIN­ S L J J a u I hive a nee 2 Redrootn home electric start. Th. FA 2-1216 or For Tain,In* rail Mr. Tasker, Ph. ready for occupancy for FA 2 1008. ERY Mimogr.tph Triming — T ypingFA 2-6139 or FA 2-6007. 14 PETS-LIVESTOCK-SUPPLIES 11,730.00—Term* 11,000 rath. A. B. PETERSON Letter Writing — Cards and Broker A iM cu tta: A. B. PatorROD & R E E L R E P A IR S Letters Addressed — Photo (Poaltry) O p tra of imperials*, pape sea Jr., P. J . Chagbert*, G«* 412 Sanford Avenua U ARTICLES WANT*® Credit report, — Collection*, fleld Willetts. and R. W. WI1- I have a new 8 bedroom home R0LLAWAY, Hospital and Baby I t PLACES to EAT ready far occupancy far Credit Bureau Of Sanford liami. Bob Edward* A. (C. DoudBed*. Day. Week or Monih— n bea u ty p a r l o r s _ _ _ 111,300.00 ( ash required 81,300. B«*t. 1936, 14 ft.. Feather cr»ft. R.n. 19.1-04 San. All. Nat'l. Bank ney, Land Surveyor. Tel FA 2-5181. Furniture Cantar .10 HP Big twin Evinrude. Elec­ 15 FEMALE HF-LF WANTED Bldr. Th. FA 2 1154 US t*. Far* ,*••. t oun# FA J41B ltd West First St tric starter, steering wheel, top. IS MALE HELP WANTED Thi* U i bargain — a 2 bedroom home completely furnished, windshield. Little Dud ‘catler. ~CARTER~HOME t LEANING?0 MALE «r FEMALE New 3 Bedroom Home* LaYerne School of Dinm SERMCE good location, nice shaded lot. Used lets than 23 hr*. See at U WORK WANTED ___ Cline* now forming in Tap— $700.00 Down Window ft Will W aihlnr Price 19,000.00 Term*. M BUSINESS OPP01TUMIIE8 Arrobatie — Ballet. Also boys 6008 — Appiin Way. Orlando Floor Waxing—NOrth 8-4181 Fcaturaa electnc kitchen*, terra*cla*s ft liny-tota clan. Enroll • m i MONEY to LOAN Fla. Alio have, two 1937 Chev. 132 Hiway 17-92 DeBary ' io floor*, and choice rendential I have citrut land available In 20 rolei.v, one !*denr, ft one 4-dnnr now. FA 2-5423. SI SPECIAL SERVICES and 10 acre tract*. location*. UA ROOFING * PLUMBING Sialion Wagon. No Dealers. GARRETT’S SEWING CENTER ARTICLES FOR S.\LF, A. K. SHUUM.Vh ER, JR. 14 PIANO SBRVTCMi W hile-Necchi-El na Please. Phone FA 2-5103 C- A. W H ID D O N S it. 15 ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTORS Repairs on all make* Machines BELL US YOUR FURMT'JRE 20J S. PARK AVENUE 323 East First SL FA 2-524 4 Cash for any amount Super Tel. FA 2-8191 RAYMOND M. BALL Trading Tost. I mil* south of 5 S jt ^ s S e R W J ^ * HEATING Etnford. Phot* FA 2-0677. 246 feet of lake front property.I BOXER pup* .male[ ft f*ns*l*REALTOR •• — *— -2 bedroom lhome —ir ....I-, . u A.K.C. » v r reflatedweek's "old. New modern H. H. POPE CO. 204 S- Park Ave. Th. FA 2 5841 —Factory to you— ed. Ph. FA 2-6517. with Florida room and double 200 S. T a rk -----FA 2-4214 Aluminum garage. FA 2-6132. 2 lots $o’xH 5' «ach. N ear PtaeFree. 1S17 Mather and r^PPy, Venetian Blind* creit. FA 2-A377. Th:* i* a p a n to th*. Movie! ind Summerlin Avt. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor for M*rg.»r*t Milton. Exp. dite EnriMfd held. Sig proof bottom rijflST anA’" W P ? tT r rail wilt, plastic ends. Pintle Raymond Lundqulit. Aaaoe. HOMESICK OWNER Nov. 2, 1957. if - U I f t l i l V F a t L o k s ” or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylan t OST' Mixed colored twisted nlaa- wanta lo return North mike* thi* FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. cords. .to Aocketbook. between He Land 3 RR. home available now. Modern Air-Conditioned Salon Aiilxt luppliei, oil paints, pastel Stand i t your front dnnr, *ne 1 hedronm home. Large lor. with Srnkarik Glas<« and i'aint Co. A. Sanlord Identification identification: LuSoft Water Shampoo color*, A mounted ranvnso*. “ " id, your children enter school* fronV fruit trees. Lake Mary. Th. FA HARRIETT'S BEAUTY’ NOOK 112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4622 ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP TUekcr door. 2-1541 or FA 2-6043. 105 S. Oak Ave. FA 2 5712 2617 S. French FA 2-1983 T-Shirts 48c — Taint $2 56 gal. Nice large back yard for etuld* 6-4382. ren* play in fair weather, »<r*euConsult A REALTOR First 1»—FEMALE HELP 5VANTED Let us build your dorks, bulkheads Camp Goods. Tarpaulins, ArmyNavy Surplus—310 Sanford Axr. LOST—In Mayfair SKUon, black ed bick porch when it rain*. CULLEN AND HAUKEY and sea walls. Water Front Con­ Total prire leu than you would 110 N. Tark Ave. Ph. FA 2-2391 COLORED woman for eanva**with white marking*. W hite*,p PIANOS. Tluer slightly umd struction Co. FA 2.4330. on tail. T«rri«r-MonjreU An»t expect to pay. with \ery reason* lng houre to house. Mutt haie spinets, two mahogany, one wal­ 6— FARMS. Af RFM. E, GROVES «er» to the name of Winnie. able down payment. car. Ph. FA 2-4730. 10 months free service on new In- nut, used In our teaching studies FARMER’S AGENCY, REALTOR FA 2-0432. miy be purchased for 123. dean itrument purehisa from us. 12 ACRE grove, modern 2 bed­ Experleneed ttle*-elerk. Apply by S. Gayle Otborne, Aaiociate and low monthly payment. Y’otl Bl'KUR'B ML SIC SHOP letter to Bex LB, r o Sanford room. all furnished houie. Con­ IIS S. French Ph. Office save $100 In $200. Famotia name 2094 Cedar Avenua FA 2-0733 tact Joe Levy at FA 2-1223. Herald. FA 2-3221 or FA 2-2818 brand and five year guarantee, WELAKA APARTMENTS: roe-nr i’all nr write Mreep 5lusl-, 61! WELL DRILLING ^ t o b Y t h i i . 114 W- F trrt 8L 2 bedroom concrete block, porch, 30 excellent bultding Iota, 69x161' It—MALE HF.LP WANTED N. Orange, Orlando — UArden Fairbanki-Morie Pump* Southside. Dry and wooded. carporte, and ttorage. Nicely Repairs to ill makes 42161.________________ Only $725. per lot. John L. Yeunr boys w run e$iiMisled e f f ic ie n c y landscaped lot. Kitchen equipp­ HOWARD C. LONG piper route*. Apply Circula­ Thom** Co. — Phone Midway ed $0,285.00. Oiler Bealtv Co., able for couple or im tla 2 BURNER B’H Veroaene heat­ 207 E. Commercial Are, tion Department sanlord Her4-3346. write P. O. Bo* 7596, Prtente bath A ahower. IdnaUy 2601 Orlando Dr. FA 2-534.7. er. good condition. 26'* Boy* Thono FA 2-2833 aid. ___ ______ Orlando. located aexoM from Poet (Mflee. bike. ph. FA 2-5200. Tnqtrff* Jacob ton Dept. Start. 3 RR block; $10.Wfl.OO. low as $1,000.00 down, balance to *uit, f - f t k - u , m t a t e W a n t e d " While or Colored Salesman for Norge 30 in. electric range. 4 lop home Improvement!. Wonderful 2007 Adams Ave. Furrs. Apt. 500 Park A>e. units, full oven. Used 6 months, Wanted to lease, SMALL MOTEL remuneration, phone FA 2-1330 new condition. $100.00, terms. 2 BEDROOM, full Ule bath. kite, In at near Sanford. Reply Box F u n . Apt. 2SQQ MeltonviluT x Wanted 3 Men 2113 equipped. Venetian blinds. gU*t FA 2-4U4. $2.50 per call pl-i* part*. 9 year* CHD, c la Sanford Herald. For Sanford and aurrounding area. jai. porch, cone. bik. Lg. well experience in TV Service on *11 j Commercial building for rant or landscaped cor lot. $1099. Down If you are looking for a career In H anu,, sfcrulia makts and models. Unn year 1 Modern furniture, good condition, *ale. 4I» W. First, Phont FA $62.82 mth. Im-ludr* Ini., Taxa new business that uUI offer guarantees mt *!l part*. W* alio 1 reasonably priced. 1807 Summer2-6037. _____ __ ___ rs. Ins. 1225 Cresent st. San­ Flowers — Plaais — Shrubs you an opportunity to earn a service auto and home radios. lilt ford. REN MONROE NURSERY Frivata entrance, modern J^'-nlsh* good Income from $120 00 in Pi'lur* lubes repaired in your FA 2-0522 home. $9.9,1. guaranteed, 1 year. Table upright piano, mahogany. ed bedroom. Ph. FA .--A10. $150.06 per *»eek. according to 3 BR CB Kitchen equipped, air Celery Avenua Nice keyboard, plain, $100. Ph. Phone FA 2-3681, 9 n.m. to 5 p.m. conditioned. Low pavment.v. FA your ability. Aitociallon with a PEAT COMPOST (Daatvelder'll 6 room furnished apartment, 310 Including Dcb.iry ft Lake Mary FA 2-1971. 2-1130 Ext. 226 C. R. Bone. world wide organization with no w bu. bag Magnolia. Available now-. A. it MINER TV SERVICE GRAPEYII.LE NLHSI KY lay-offs. See Mr. Robinson from k. Rosietter, Flom t. Ih . >A NEW 2 bedroom frame .Fla. I.'—Ft lt.M IL ItK and 2oj E**t Commercial on l i t Bt. nr 2<*th SL 10 till 12 noon. Thur. 4 Fri. In room, wall furnare, $$on down. Goto We*t * 1831. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Grapevtlle Av*. FA 2-0856. Ihe lobby of Florida Hotel, Park 2.7 A— PLUMBING and ito o rBalance monthly. FA 2-0721. Morna Fura. Apt*. 201V» W. l»t. rxc. ft 2nd St., Sanford. GRAY SHADOW REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN PRE • HOLIDAY SPECIAL l a r g e upstair* A p t.,‘furnUhod NURSERIES 2544 French Ave CERAMIC TILE WE NOW HAVE A LIMITED nr unfurnished. Close in. S60.W flookraie Bed SOLTH SANFORD AVENUE J. W. IIALL, REALTOR NUMBER OF OPENINGS IN PAUL F. MI LLER 4 SON Mr, 4 Mt*. Dresser P.eg. per. 703 Palmetto. Ph. FA -■ NEAR LAKF. JESSUP THE TR51NIXG DIVISION OF Johnny Walker, Aitoeiate Huby £?p*.tr* FA 2-1353 Peveled Mirror $179.00 2936 after 3 pm . ________ OUR ELECTRONICS LABOR“Call Hall" Phone FA 2 3643 Chest VISIT BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED rottago located on ATORY CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERY. Men. 17 to 15, without experience 17&D2. Th. FA 2-1467._______ Royal Comfort 3 blki. West CC Bldg. Lake but having definite interest in Inneriprtng Mattress Reg. Mary. FURN. bedroom in private home W E H A V E A HOM E electronics, will be selected from Matching Box Spring $119.0(1 with con. bath. Ph. FA »-319o. thi* area for training under FO R YOU Now All For Only DISH GARDEN’S: 200 N. Tar* guidance of our engineer), Ave., Sanford- Phono FA 2-1822 5 Room furniihcd apartm ent $50. Contruting 4 Repnira $195.U0 working with Indunlnai elo.Nanford Flower Shop month 206 E- 21st. Robert A. tronie equipment. No luterfer 1667 Sanford Are. Ph. FA 2 6562 Terms Terns H O M E S- 8 bedroom* Williams, FA 2-3031. race with present job. L'mi* 1 ft- OFFICJ4 HlUPMHNT FREE LAYAWAY TILL XMAS 1 ft 2 baths. Tlumbing — Kresky Heating ually high earning* when cert M. C. HODGES tfied, plus rapid advancement room furnithed apt- I or - Complete and ready for immedi­ Haynes Office Machine Co., Type­ BEDDING CO Service on All Water Pumps— Cor. ECHOLS writer*. adding machines. Salesleading to pontive future *ecur adults. 1209 Palmetto, FA 2* 2nd ft Magnolia FA 2 6321 ate occupancy. Wells Drilled — Pumps Rentals, 314 Mag. FA 2-0462. ity. Write Sanfotd Herald, "Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. 4393. rso U Road Phone FA 2-6637 Box 951, Free Delivery Mo-tera, Newly decorated upstairs Loaatimaa W. J. KING Wanted— Punch press operator* of J-family retldence. Complete­ TRADE-IN NOW South PiaaerMt — Sanford ALI kinds Automotive Repairs Write Harcar Aluminum Pr> P'.umbi-g and Supplies ly furnished. Private entrance. Whispering Oaks — Tltum iU Gel the most for your old duct Co. P. O. Box 711 f«r ap ELMERS A tT O REPAIR SHOP Kohler Plumbing Adult* only. Comer \V. 9th and 0*uen FA 2-1388 plication form. Do not apply In Reim Water Heater* Tark. FA 2-S938. furniture. per»on. FHA in terriea and FHA ftaanc- FINANCE your new ear with a 2134 Orls.do Dr. FA 2-0183 Thi* i* a pais to the Movietand $SAVE$ ing available. loan from the Honda State 3*— m a l e «r f e m a l e Fide-In (or Everett Harper* plumbing 4 Heating, Free Esti­ Furniture and Appliance* Bask of Sanford. Exp. date Nov. 2, 1957 mates, All work guaranteed for We can qualify you for on* of New & Ueed SIAN or WOMAN with Truck one year. Bill LaBree, [,|agDON'3 COVER SHOP these home* m 56 minute*. You Brokerage Office experience. REAL K s fA tE PbB SALE wood. Phone VAlley 6-42*1. can start enjoying tha bom* Automobile Interior De-orator Submit reference* end experien* Mather of Sanford Seat Cover* — Truck Seat* BUILDER & CONTRACTOR While «e process to* paport. re to P. O. Box 2364, Orlando, 203 09 East First FA 20M3 At Willi* Pontiac—301 W. lit. Fla. 1. E. BATTEN PLUMBING Contract and Repair Work 116 S. French Ave. — FA 2-3711 Used furniture, appliances, tools Need a gooq "nj e a r7 So sl-K ohK WAWed Developed by Frco Estimate* te. Bougbt-sold. ete. Bought-aold. Larry'a Mart SEE RAY HERRON 310,700 00 Grand New tt. L. B.ARVEY -----’ ’ . Ph. FA 2-4131 15 Sanford A*e Y’our FonUae Salesman FOR baby-sitting. Call FA 2-37M. ODHAM& 3 bedroom home*. $ 2W . 364 Sanford Av*. Phone FA 3 3383 New and Used Car* FURMTURF. o r CHARACTER down. Reasonable terms, TUDOR, Inc. Ph. FA 2 0231 or after 6 p. m COLORED lady desires steady Built By one ready for occupancy. h6u*ework. 512 K. Sth fit. CLARK FA 2-2883. 301 West First St. W. II. •BILL’* STEM PER Maater Craftsmen In Cor. Rwy. IT-*3 ft 37th St. I'lumMne, Heating A Supply Co. Realtor ft laaarer Stylo and Construction It will pay YOU to *e« ui before WA NTF,D—parl rime job during I’honw FA 2-1581 Cunirnrtlni 4 liepairt day, Ph. FA 2-6829. As*oe. Guy Allen. Gretcnm Hall, you buy. Open Evening* and The aatrm a* Those r>]9 Orlando Dr. Ph. FA 2-287 4 BRAILEY ODHAM, Prw. Sundays. Arietta Prire. Everett Harper Trued Since Highway 17-92 South Sanford Night watchmans Job wanted Call EASTSIDE TRAILER SALES Phone FA 2-4991 H2 S. Park Colonial Daya Leslie LaBarg* at Touchtnn 14—PIANO SEKV1CF. ralatka, Fla. Finished For Cherry Real Eetalc AgtAty Drug or Palm Hotel. Florida Climate In DON'T MISS THIS BUY SLIGHTLY’ u»ed 12 ft- plywood Dial FA 2-9929—Notify PIANO TUNING 4 KKPA1RPOG Your Choice of Woods boat Also 5 HT Johnson motor, Colored couple to live on pre­ 1219 W. 13 St. Pear-Barber Shop Owner being transferred This W. L HARMON large three bedroom 1 bath confe* Jl. H. Regan, Mornoe Har­ mises. Car* tor home and child­ Ph. FA 2-4223 After 5.00 p. m. block home, le u than 3 ren. Excellent l t 'j r ^ Ph. Day­ bor, after 5 pm . John R. Alexander cre'o months old, hi* aU the extras, tona Beach, CL ' ~ * between ELECT Hi CAL 6kKM> a T largo landscaped corner tot, ter­ R eal E s ta te - In su ra n c e 194$ Chryster 4-dr. $175 cash 4-7 p.m. ■ 501 Rosalia Dr. FA 2-6371 107 Magnolia FA 2-02S3 rain* floors, .creened porch, car­ FRJGIDA1RE appliances, sale port* and utility room. Pay own­ Baby sitting or laundry work. FA and service. G H. High. Oviede • RIG VALUES er equity and take over monthly 2-642L CASH FOR YOUR CAR FOR b'ALF. by owner. 5 rooms FI*. Phone FG 5 .1315 or San­ • QUICK CREDIT payments. If you're iratereited modern near s c h o o l , $5<Hi HOMER LITTLE ford FA 2a3885 after 6 p. m. This ta a pass to the Rita thes'ic • EASY TERMS down. BaUuce ca*y. FA 2 0723. cell FA 2-3839 for an appcin1012 Sanford Avenue for Herbert McSwam. Exp. date ment. E97 Wrnra-xtird Drive. WILfiON-MAlER Electrical Contra-linr Nov. 2, 1357. IF PI IS REAL ESTATF.’~ New aed Uaed Furniture House Wiring and Kepatrt To-Day's Special ask Crumley L. Monteith 311 r . First SL Ph FA 2-5823 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 1)48 Cadillac Convertible $295. 71— SPECIAL SERVICES at 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-1695 112 Magnolia Dial FA 2 0915 AUTO MART Vacuum Cleaner Rep.iira 4 BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom home* LOCH ARBOR 201 s. Sanford Ave. FA 2 6435 Repairs ft part* for all makes of 25 A— BUILDING-REPAIRS* open for inspection. 2"th SL Texas Site House A Magnolia, 2 blocks from cleaners. Electrolux. Houser, PAINTING Texas Situ Rooms 12—BOA I s and MOTORS Kirby, Air-Way, G. E. Rcplsce- FLOOR aandxg and finishing Pin»crest School. Look tbete le x is Site Let ment parts. Work guaranteed over before >ou buy. Term*. Approx. 1475 Sq Ft. 15 foot Lawrence Holiday convir Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving Free pick up ft delivery. Call Archie R. Smith, 27i s Falroetto Plus Carport 4 Utility tible cruiser. 25 HP Evinrude Seminole Countv since 1925. FA 2-4765. Ave., Ph. FA 2-3377. Minimum Down $2300 complete with control*. Beady U. M* Gleisen, Lake M*rr to go. $1195.00. Phone FA 2For Sate by owner, home In MayPh. OWNER — FA 2«99« WOOUSEY 0329. Ted Burnett fair Seetion. 14i years old, with Marine Finishes for BETTER PAINTING in block of Like Mrcroe. Spa­ Slightly uaed 12 ft. plywood bsat. 2601 uranvicw Pnont r.v 2-2978 For Your Boat cious 7 rooms, utility room and Also 5 HP Johnson motor. See Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. if. H. Regan, Monroe Harbor, Berryhul Painting Contractor screened In porch. Shown by ap­ tile farm. 3 bedroom house. after 5 p m. Licensed — Bonded — Union 112-114 W -2nd S t r h FA 1 4622 pointment only. Call FA 2 3428. 20Eacre ajy terms. Call Joe Levy at Free Estimate — Compare our ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ Prices t- A 2-2:57 alter 5:00. . FA 2 1223. Stenstrom Realty ments, invoices, hand bills, and FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES program*, e t c . Progressive House* painted as lo-v as $115 Thu U a pais to the Rus theatre H. E- STENSTROM for Mr* Helen E. Arendl. Registered Broker Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2351— Ail work guaranteed, For free McRANEV-SMITH PAINTS Exp. date Nov. 2, 1957 2427 Laurel — Phone FA 2-2420 40$ Wejt U th SL 2515 Park Ave. FA 2 5461 cxumaie call FA 2-1172. laws* ***** bBttfflBtfWW i*-im LTOMOT IV Service ft'M l * * K . 23 A -BUILDING—REPAIRS— PAINTING _______ The Sanford Herald—Page 7 Thursday, October 24. 1957 T H E CA RD O F T H A N K S Very often a Card of Thanks In The Sanford Herald meets ft need which is difficult to fill In any uther way. Not only la It ■ gracious expression of gratitude to those who have sent floral tributes but also courteously acknowledges Iho services and kind­ nesses of the many Is whom a personal note of thanks cannot well be mailed. Newspaper Cards of Thanks are accepted as socially correct. Emily Post, the noted authority on etiquette, fecit they serve many good uses. There is tin prescribed form tor a Card of Thanks. It can be na brief or as rtelalled as you desire. When the occasion comes /o n will find a sympathetically understanding member el our staff te assist you. T H E - I N M EM O RIU M ” N O TIC E It is the custom of many families in this country to commemo­ rate a bereavement by an "In Mcmorlunt" notice In newspaper classified column*. They find a real solace therein. Preparation or selection of a suitable verse brings back to them tender, pleasant recollections. Aa Elba Cook, the English poet baa so beautifully expressed it: "How cruelly sweet are the echoee that start What memory plays an old tune on Ihe heart." Most frequently an In Meuiorium Is inserted on the anniw * sary of death. However, other dates, which it is felt are appro pnate or meaningful are also seleried. The birthday ef the de­ parted. the wedding anniversary, Memorial Day, even Christmas ere ampng other aTgnificant occasions chosen. If you are hesitant to express your tender thoughta In poetic form, you n a y avail yourself of the Herald's collection of original verses. These express In poetic beauty the emotions of the heart* string*. Among them are verse* appropriate to any circumstenc*. THE RATE Cards of Thanks and in Mcmorium notices, dua to the fact they may run to considerable length, ere billed at 81-00 per column lack. D AILY C R O SSW O R D ACROSS l.Fog 8. fly aloft 9. Submarine detector 10. Wit 12. Dumpy 13. Rub out It. Cuckoo 15. Pendent rmement 16. Regfnner 6. Cut Rem* 53. Islands i Scot, t 35. Game ef card* 36 Potato (dial.) 37. T an off as genuine 39. Cut* 40. Gather* leaves 41. For fear that 4$. God of w ir DOWN 1. Ascend 2. Nehru’a country u u wis.:•121 ,*11 nv1 23. Indutl. H to w u c m leg • 101 JU i every- MUil'ii cyi *<■:ir**re tried thing arat.vM.il,1 21 8. Resembling 24. Cravat ilBlf Vi* a roie 25. Study r a u m n fjyi :■ii .C t t t l u u > 0. tteiorta 27. Speak II.T rust* 29. Russian t 5. Evening measure Ta*i*»ia», »i sun god 30. Similar 34. S n a ru IT. Tatter* .31. Fail* to win 37. Friar'# title IS Poetic 32. Habitual 38. Rowring contraction drunkards implement 6. Belonging to us T. Accumu- 19. Cabin# monkey 26. roint 21. Apportion 22. BMI sounds 25. Signet systems i 26. Girl'* name (posit 27. Coin (Tens) •i 28. Dry. xas wme 2*. They ueked ssa titi HP II.) GIU2JI 1 rau i U’ 21. A form M bj’-shf-tn r.’iix :i » 22. Stupe. uai-i i-iiim • l u 3. Droop 4. Attempt r~ * i 5 X- A p 1 % * J % % »• 4 4 ii u d v r !»*' % 'iT T?" TT- v> d» T f1* 7r & tr 5F d % •» j . 51 » % Jl i ** A DAILY CROSSWORD HIM 1U I K-JUIti i-idiriui cinraSLi' 23. Little urawsKi 4.1Before ACRO.V4 itiJU ri.i Island S a n 3.1Sun god I Bishop's u u tls ju n 33 Greek Croea person 6 srautaonu ugh hMddreae letter [jur:i itbintt 7.1Corrodes 6 Coarse Lii-ICl'-ltl ut-it-irui, 28. Cut of Part ef linen fabrte I. i a n i i HW98 a church chop* innr-4 11. Nest-build. n ’jdR ^in tn 27. Pr*. 0 Prophet mg fiat* IMYJDTiriri BMM scripImprisoned II Com i Inti. $ 16. u u u ria i □:•)(! n* lien UIBUUtl UUCJMH Nasi 13. Part ot term 14. Premature "to b«' exptoiisnj 31 Tre* 14. Tubas IN.Z1 TeiUrdax'a ftaavae 18 Sumatra 15. Cobalt 38. Ostrtehllk* 32 Oil cr wildcat laym.) birds roe* petals K At on* time 18 Chaffs 37. niver •Fr.) Diver (Sp.) 31 Russian IT Gold iher.I 39. Mexican river :i King of 11. Frame­ Indian Baahin 3$. $les;»' workj 46 Finish look-out 23. Hunter a 19. Narthaaat 42 Extet mountain prlxe (abbr. I 30 Kind 21. Sash (Jap.) V ia m i T~ T- 4 r ~ 24. Diiguisea 28. Australian 1 a *1 wood % 29 Electrified particle % 36. Mulberry ift St. Girl * name 1 % 33. Munc note ■r T 34. Not % f . ii n 1 consumed T" 37. taker % % 1 U 31 Sends IT" money 3j 29. Microphone H xj (slangi _ m % % SJ tr 41. African tree 42. Hollow i m 4 % J7 vr uteiuit 43 Second beet % % h TT 44. Correct % DOWN t. A stomach 1 TT 3 Froaen food % 3. Edible rootstock �t gsatHg 1~ - Legal Notice Hi?' IR n n II f M » t ringer t t n n ablllter. T te n Church Schedules Fellowship Night Ftmtref Stnrlctt Boot, Ski Club For W. Doss Hold To Discuss Donco, A varied BWjrtM e f y t a M a ef ftta and fellowskip at by tte Friendship LsaToday In Quincy Cruiso Plans Tonito evening t t e Congregational C h r i s t i a n fne ef tte church who will a i m Bond Uniforms to Total $5,000 Semlnelo Band Uolfarm > Coramlttan tlaetoAto porehaaa tte aordlnf to W « tn tr . T te b i t * n p v t Ib Mlaa Dess m v unlforma from tha Craddock JK -K a F R V . A lM tater. a Lymm Seta*-* urn- Uniform Company at a pries of lo t of Altamonte Spring*. Mtae 10 .11 per snUorm. Thf uniform Alexander U tbs daughter M A tt will be made of a floe waavs vhipto a c w w i a a d l i r a . WOaon A la x a iu h r. m jivoo eord material. Ibe action araa tahitol Mlaa Barbara Albright.’#* Or­ an when waled bid* from five r etetiue to t lando, wtU m ate h«f *MMd i p uniform companies v a n opened M ia m i ranee for Caiaalbmy • , m itt ■ha IUa3 K ZiMM .a iu u a a l, meeting of tte Bemlnole Band Aat T u T K .V r wall known aa a panto mint a artist SailMSMT UUUSIIOLDKR. coua ba# anterUlncd tar man/ civic or­ aoclation. ■j M g a aoft anml-.ol* oamt-iou C ounty, aunlr. V lo r Including TO unlforma, a drum i^ U n ~ u u o a r of f i t w b i r . ganisations and performed on telo. utilfcim, majorette fasts and of­ U4 M vision at Cavelsad and Orlando, i Mis# Albright is tba daughter of ficers epaulette and bresitcord, tha total cost wfll bo IS.100. Tho UT, tficaitaAi m title U 4 » r Mr! and Mrs. H srrer A, Albright, Association now hae aver fl,SOO of Orlando. towards this goal. Tat-dsncer Busan French, UAny Individual or firm who con­ jear-old daughter of Mr. and Mra. tributes the price of ona uniform r . F. Fraoch of Longwood, will win have their name sewn in tte m ate har first appesranea for lining of tte uniform coat. Catsolbcrry Lions. No novlca aa antertalner, Susan la a atudiot . , . , ... j . ... a vm ow n w m w w n an at Glenridga Junior High School, on t*1<n,1,'0B there and s u i t e Winter Park and an advanced alu-1 tur*d P^riormeT for many eivie dent i t tte Royal School of Dance. Club,, she is ih. daughter of Mr. Mra. Walter F. Erickson, new Om of tte outstanding perform­ and living at Orlande. Weimar itao ers of this year* show, according that Mis. Erickson, » Boone to Walmer will be the vocal selec­ ssM High 8choot student, has become tions of Miss Barbara Krlckaon. A well-known In Orlando and her scr‘ «*• HonuiAbU U 5ru V;: FlorlUo nwv fla il former resident of Providence, R. L, Mlaa Erickson often appearod *J4< I ration Building, Caatla Brator i mlnla war Court, Sanford, Florida) and wtmsm D. Don, rn, 1 resident of Quincy pa nod away at 1 a. m. yesterday morning at Ms team yesterday then, Mr. Dow la tte brother a# D r. Luther T. Don# of Sanford. He was bo n la Hinson and mov­ ed to Quiney la 1MB. ~ ). Cum was a pnMuloeut At­ torney of Quiney, area County Prosending Attorney and .a member of tha Board of Stewards of tte Centenary Metbcdlat Church. Funeral service* w an h eld 'la Queney today n t B p. m. at Contenary Methodist Church with tte Rev. C. I . Weet officiating. Ilntermmt was In HUleroat Cemetery. Mr. Dons was survival by hli wife; one son, Clayton; one daugh­ ter, Joann; his mothor, Mra. W . T. Doss of Hinson, and ona brother, Dr. L. T. Doss of Sanford. m-AWS ■■sgpsft-i HSS*V jar“iCKifls lb sfe & wsiru . s a t * - fii»«3R!SiLc" ' TT> *— * ___ ;.s meu’ss its a; &0BtV* s B S ^ SSs-jn.iU.ji~i* a t tho offlca of John A Ilurton IV. of aald o»la to. a ad for ah Arahltoot Coraor F lrat Htraat and Msllonvtlla A*snu*. Hanford. Flor Ida) Coatral Florid* Uolldtra c > P Datoil*Uto .tfta »*»* *•* •* °**®* h a n g a , O rlan d o . Florida) DoiIdas J iW* P l a n I t o o n , Orlando,i, Florida; Dm ids# • *n. A-' 6»■..! P m J J 'te .E u S S T ? . ... fCatata ft Bdmuad MtIMh, daeaaaad. ,___ K. CtoTolaad. Jr. E ttoraar a t L a v U rT V lU U T a m p a U ulldtra K ir h a n n * . T am p a, F l o r i d a ; D a y t o n * l u a r h I t u ll d r r * K i r h a n s * . D aytona D rarh . r lo r ld a i ■ad r t n r I U * Co n aly P u l l d a r a Ka# m wm m n w r w a n n Authority of tba fit; . • Tha llauolnv i city of Sanford, Florida wlU ratalva blda hi fo r tba fsrnWMiia of all ir. malarial*, aqalpm aat and labor. ___ ioaa raoalrad far th a aaa ttra e tlo s o f Frajaat Ko. FLORIDA t M . /t a ta U U if oY flftaaa f l l ) oao-ato r r ea orfat a block daplaa hultdlnaa M B talalav tb lrtr <»> d w .lltn s oalta. autalda utllHIoo. flllln*. trad in g , wntki, drlroa. furnlahlnr* and w ork, nntll I t a. m . Rorambar lli •HIT a t .tha AdntalatrAltoa Rolldlni Caatla I r a v a r Court, Banfor I Florida at w h I a h lima and ba publicly Fropoaad forma of contract docu tooaU laaludlaf plana and apacl W hSw; asAi8,.f',s; E M .n a .rS lt.i1USX. Court, Sanford, Florida) and a t tha trifle* a t John A. Burton tV, Archltact, cornar Flrat Htraat aad Malian, via* Avenue, Sanford, Florida) Can. tral Florida llulld.rV R aehaaia, OrtMdo. Florida) Dodaa F l a n Roam, Orlando, Florida) Mods* Plan Room, T a n a , Florida! Dodaa plan Room. Jaekionrlila, Florida) Dodaa Plan Room. Miami, F lorida: Tampa BuUdara lUcli*.** Tampa. Florida) D arlo aa n»ach HuIHrrn H trhanaa. Daytona llaarh, Florida) and Ptnatlaa County ttulldara B ichaaoa. BL Patarnburp, Florida. tha datum a ota map ba dapoaltino lloo.at with j Authority of tha City a t Baaford, Florida for tach aat at BaaumanK id uhtnlnad. Buch dapn. •It w ill ha rafundod to aach parmn who raturn* tha plana, apaclflca* tlm a and othar doaumanU In a*o4 aondltlnn within I# daya a fta r bid apanlnr. A aarllDad chock or bank draft, paynbla lo Ih , lloualas Authority of lha City of Baaford, Florida. II, Hi O oram m ant honda, a r a nmttifantorp bid bond aiaculad by tha bid. dar and aecaplabla auraitaa In an am ount onual la f|*a par aant of Iba bid ah all ba aubmlllad with aach bid. Tha auaeamful blddar will ba ranalrad to fttrnlab and p a r far tatla . factory parfocmaaoa and payment band or baud* Atlantis* la catted to th a foot th at ■nt liaa than tha minimum >*ladea and wanaa aa aat forth In tha in*. ( ttglr* f l r i t l o n a ----n u il ba paid aa ihli »eoJ*ct, Tha lloualae Authority ef Ih* City Baaford. Florida ro rtrra a tha rlaht to rstfo t any or sit bldo o r lo walvo any UforntslltlM In tho btddin*. No hid ahall ho withdraw* for n usrlo.l o f Ihlrly (SO) dava autiao auont lo lha opanlne of hldi without tho ranaaat of ih* H.ni-lnv Aothr rlty of lha City of Hanford, Flor* Ida. TUB HOUSING ADTKOR1TT o r tiis : citt o r barford, ; C o p lr a e f l h a d n e u m t n i a m a p ba o b i a t n o d by d o p o i l t l n s Itoo.os w ith t h a 1Iiiwalnw A u l h h r l t r o f l h a C » u a t y o f Samlnulo. F l o r i d * f o r oaoh a a t o f d o r u m a a t a •<> o h t a l n r d . Horh d a p o a t t w ill b a r a f u n d a d t o a a r h p a r s o n wbo r a t u r n a l h a plana, apar t* f l e a t l a n a a n d o t h a r d o e u m a n t s I* g o o d ao n d ltlo a w i t h i n 10 d a y s a f t a r b i d o p an lag . A rarllflad chack o r b a n k d raft, p a y a b l a to t h a I f o u a l n g A u t h o r i t y o f t h a Coun ty o f Hamlnota. F l o r i d a , If. ■. O o v t r n m a n t honda. o r a a a t la, f s e t o r y bid h o n d a i a r o l a d h y t h a b l d d a r an d a r e a p t a b l a a u r a t l a a la o n amoua* a o u a l to f|v a n a r r a n t o f I h * bid s h a l l b a aui>mltl»d w i t h a a c h bid. T b a su ccra afu l b l d d a r w ill b a ra. n u l r a d lo f u r n l a h a a d p ay f o r • a l l , , fa c to ry p arfnrm anaa and pay m an t bond o r bonda. A t t a n t l o a la c a lta d t o t b a f a * t t h a t n o t |aaa ttfan l h a m i n i m u m a a l a . r la s and w asaa aa aat forth | n tha s p r c l f l r a t i o n , m u a t bo p aid oa Ihla project. T b a H o a a l a n A n t b o r l l y o f l h a 0>un> l a o f S am lnola. F l o r i d a r o - a r r a a t h a r l f h l t o r a l a r t a n y n r all blda o r t o w i l r a a n y I n f o r m a l l l l a a in l h a bidding. , So b i d ah all b a w i t h d r a w n f o r n !>»rlnd of i h l r t y I t a ) d a v , a.,haaii u a n l In l h a o i i r n l u g of b lda w i t h , o u t t h a r o n , » n t of t h a l l o u a l n i A u t h o r i t y o f t h o Coualy o f Baml n o lo F lo rid a . ■I Ih* Admlalnlratlon tlulldlna, C asllt Or«vr*r Court, Hanford, F lor. Id*, at wliteh lima aad nine* all bid* wilt te public' opanad and r**d »Iaud. 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Sovt now «n this gnat flra valval Chairman f s a n r r m n : Tirw s SALE A S \A O \ l 1c 1C l r v r ) > iflfli m VUHR SERVICF. STORES T U B IlntTBINO AtlTllontTT [>F. T D K t v i n ^ T T O F HKMInolk, rt/m iD A D y: r . II. r l o n l a k appreciable Uft with the announce­ ment by Its campaign treasurer, Roy F. Mann, of the tallowing contrtiiuuona ut Uts aotuuHU of MS; Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Birits. SM0; Mr. aad Mra. Jack Burney. t » ; Ralph A. Smith, 03; R. F. Moult, OO; Wert Jewelery Store, OS; W. R. Waggoner, OS; L. E. Spencer, SB; Seminole Loin Corp., OS; Mr. end Mrs. A. M. Birits. 0 3 ; Sanford Electric Co., IT*; tfr.and Mrs. C. R. Diwmb , OR; Mra. Marjorie TUlla, OS; and Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Sloan OS.. Mann stated that, although hla r o e e r d e ef contributions and pledgee fill ibeut ten pages, the g reu amount la net quite WfiM. There appears to ba a pre ponder •ranee af II toatributlona which definitely effects the total sub­ scribed. DO YOUR CHtlSTM AS SHOPPING NOW W HHLIM UCTION (■ O O D v tA H IV V IT A T tO N F O It B ID* Tha l l o u i l u * A u t h. o r..i ty ;y of Hi* County of aamlnola. Florid* will toralvo old* for tho furnUhlne of *11 libor, m klarlalt. O'lUlppmant and ■ayvlrta raoulrrd fur lha vouatiu». lion of IT olrrl No. VIXIIUDA VS-1. conalatln* of flftaan MSI nnn-aiorr m nerata hlock dapla* bull.lliinn runtalolni,' Ihlrly I to) dwalllns Ulltn, oulotd* ullllttaa. flllln*. tra d ln e . w stba drlvaa, fumlihln** and work, until I p. m . Woaorabor SI, 1S1T| O •Tits Hs!;;a s a sfcW *H Gvfoev 'f f a t t if f f fis t VOIR WSAIStSItA Uyi <*. L lloddlas Chairman RI DE -IH steel guitar. Glen Nelson, and Roger Gregory of the firm ef Cooper and Gregory, Orliado, win bo beard In "Marital Memoriw” chans*. It. Pstaribura. Florida araar fa r Eatata I P t a a Room. T a m p a . F l o r i d a : D o d n a P t a a Iloom, J a r h i o n v l | l a , P l a r t d a ) W. D o d g o l*lan Itnum, Miami. F l o r i d a ) Church, starting at T:M y d s e k Saturday night David W ayn Mattel, wett-teewa local guUartA, acting aa common Istar. Ernest Southward, departing from hla popular routine of magle, will a fte r a dem on urn lion o f : E atra-Scnaofy Perception”, a new and novel feature said to mystify and entertain any group. Charlie Morrison, with Harry Xudall aa accompanist will lead a period of community singing and tte pro­ gram wlU conclude with Morrison A C L Group Will distributing silver dollars tarnish­ ed by tte Florida State Bank te Heor 2 Speakers Tte Jacksonville District safety the wlnnors of one of hla committee ef the AHantle Coast J S J S e £ j l ! Line Railroad Company wilt hold Ion, N C. Supervisor ef Safety lte fourth quarterly meeting in the for the railroad, will t e yriaeipa! th* sfyM stbodl.t Church. Honorary iisembly room of lte office build­ speakers. ing here In Sanford at T p. m. to­ Refreahmanta wfll be served. All employes, their families and Bar AsaociiUtm, court night The Rev. Joe H. Courson, pastor friend* are Invited, a spokesman h,ou,# ™ g h » county commlaof tte Plneerkst Baptist Church for the Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ aad W. r . Wingate, of WUmiag. road said bora today. ...SLSLflTVSriSlSR M tlU n o*ni a l ooff M har O a a l **UI*m l admlnloHa* a r d a r “d l K h i r a l w r V n r a a aach A d . T te Bskfard Boat and M C M wiR m att tonight at the CMe Cen­ ter la F art Mellon F l i t ta dUcmaa tte details nf a HsBoween Dance la be staged Saturday night at tte Yacht Club and to com­ plete plana for a cruise slated for Sunday. A spokesmen fur to t teas sod SH Oub said tte Halloweea Dance wlU begin at I o’clock Saturday night but details for tte cruise on Sunday have not tee* com plated. The bustnass meeting ef tte local boat and aU enthusiasts’ orsanitation wtQ begin at I a’elock tonight. LONDON ( u n - eatau Dr. CM CAao-Ttag. bead of tte first Rad CUteee Trade Mbtlon te visit Britain, said today hy dustry behind tte Bamboo Curtain tea boomed since lW despite tha a-, lte co n d u tai «f Weal’s partial embargo on Chinese goods. Chi admitted, tewover. that tte ”our trade tea not hae* normallied heeauso of tte atrategle tlst. to *vV.a M i tvttm •Aurter.^d and 9 United Fond Drive we hope to ic'v what can be done Contributions Grow to atep up our Imports.” Now *9.95 G .E. PORTABLE MIXBI Now 29c 10 ONLY Now *9.95 Now *9.95 Now *2.98 Now *9.95 Metal Clotheg Hamper 3 ONLY GOOD/YEAR S E R V IC E S T O R E 113 S. PARK AVE. mmmmsxm ~i » r SANFORD PHONE FA 2-2821 o �----------— . . . . ----------------- " -.VJSV&S -------- . • - .T, - ■■• v . I • •-- t? ■neh Uki Ae j f l h i t K the' 1M Republican 9fcgres atonal election com paten. T ilt President somewhat m e n u A t reading of political motives into Mo activities no A t elected cilaftala t£ iS tia jciplr. He La. aavcsfkcl— . A t k ' *** and tpekeamaa of the Republican Par­ ty U whoa Its candidate* normal­ ■pooch delivered lot! feturdey be­ fore a Republican audience la Ala­ mogordo, N.M., by Rep. Richard M. Slmpeoa <R-Pa). b y GOP Campaign Strategist Simpson I* chairman of the Re­ publican National Conereaalonal Campaign Committee nhl^h trild supervise next year** campaign to meatn control of the Route of srers frra tte Dmicrats. Abnormal moaaa markedly or Re pretentative*. He U a big man atranfely Irregular, which make* In Ae House end In hi* party. If It a food word for a lltlio noted and when Rap. Joseph W. Martin ly would leak f t r ■ ooat to victory on oltctlon day. T h t Republican Party, hewavtr. la not now noted f i r a aUtn of normalcy. Abnormal la th t word for the atatn ot the RepnbUcan Party which in IKS and 1*38 alectcd a pro aidant by enormona m a rtia l bat cannot wroat Cm- W eather partly VOL. X U X with Jr., (t-M aae.) decide* te retire, Sim pads la tite man moat likely t« succeed Mm aa Rapuhltean leader, of the Roue* and aa Speak­ e r If A e GOP ever again is able to win aontroL In hi* capacity aa OOP Congreazional Campaign Commlttoe chair­ man, Simpaon told Ae New Mext­ ra n Republican* A at there waa a* political future for their party's candidate* In attempting te hitch a campaign ride on Ae Elsenhow- or W it taBa. Ha eennailliil Republican* to sadorta In their cam­ paign* eaty Aoee peUcfet of Aa Elaenhewer administration heat suited le their localities. "Not everything undertaken In Waahington haa m et with general voter approval," Slmpeoa tald. ■*TMe le to be expected, and It la tzp to tha candidates for Congrats within Ae ranks ef Ae Republi­ can Party t« make known their ditaenta and to work te change or H a n fo rd acatiered EaUbiUhed 1909 SANFORD, FLORIDA. te eUmhato an desirable policies when elected." R e n te r Republican Simpson Is a regular RepuhUcan a t distinguished from e mod­ ern Republican, end among ad­ ministration' policies to which he iggressively object* la big-time government spending. He helped kill Ae President’s proposal for federal eonStruetion of public schools. Simpson h a t ne use for "spenders in govcrnmant" and svtdantiy tw R m a Republican eongretsionsl candidates should repu­ diate Aa Eisenhower apendiag-ux program ia next year*! campaign. Since the spendlnt-tax budget l« Aa foundation stone ef all admin­ istration policy, Simpaon would appear to bo proposing a real bolt. The congressman does not aee K quite A a t way. "A Republican congressional candidate wQI not be breaking with President Elsenhower," he f o r a ld FRIDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1957 •aid, “if he confine* hla campaign te local issues tad endorses only Aose administration p o l i t i e s whieh meet tha demands ag An candidate’* constituent*." Perhaps sot. Slmpeeate eat-el* the-way apeech, however, points up the hard ehoka eenfreesteg Re* publican congressional Candida tee in next year'a eamnalrw- TteW must -choose whether to rue am President Elsenhower’* spending record or away from It. Shop and Save -• v * yj j j j 1 AM V r In Sanford United Press Leased Wire NO. 119 Hatchet Man Killed By 2 Gunmen NEW YORK AS- Albert Anaitasia, former hatchet man for Brooklyn's notorious Murder, Inc., w ts shot and pilled today by two gunmen In tha barbershop ef a midtown hotel. Anastasia w is leated la a bar­ ber chair In the shop of Ao Park Sheraton Hotel Two masked men walked In, drew their guna be­ hind hla chair and fired several shot* Into Ae back of hit head, police said, Anaitasla pitched face forward to the Poor. The former mobrter wai pro­ nounced dead at Ae scene by Dr. Robert Cestare of St. Claire's Hos­ pital. Police Identified him from papers in hi* pocket. Beat Murder Rape Anaitasla, known a* the “lord high executioner' of Murder, Inc., beat four murder Indictments In the late 1920* and early 1930s and one sentence t j the electric chair. The federal government failed in an attempt to strip him of U. S. citizenship last year. In 1933, after two principal wit­ nesses against hint mysteriously disappeared, he pleaded guilty to an Income tax evasion charge and was sentenced to a year In prison. In recent year* he haa lived In a Fort Le*, N. J., mansion and waa an alleged “ elder master­ mind" In Ae shadowy network of big-time U. S. crime and gangster­ ism. The hotel In which he was slain Is the same one In which notorious gambler Arnold Rothitcin waa shot in 193, a murder which la ■till untulvnl. It w it knuwn Acn a* th t Park CentraL CoMeDo Shot At Tha shooting followed by lest than six months a gun assault an Frank Coslello, another "elder mestetmlnd" of crime. Costello w ii grazed by a bullet fired at hla head. Ills aasallant has not been found. The proprietor of Ae ParkSheraton flower shop, Constantine Aleala, totd police ho heard five or six shots ring from the barber shop a* he walked past it In Ae lobby. ■*t . 4 " I looked In aod noticed quite a few men running out in ■ state of disarray with their coats off," Alexia said. "I aaw Mr. Anastasia on Ae floor. 1 used to serve him when I worked In another shop and 1 recognized him. “He had been sitting In the Aird chair from tha right getting More Aan $00 small business a (have. He (till had foam on owner* and executivet from Flor* his face." Police said Ae gunmen fled in­ ids, Including Carl SchUka and FIRST WINDOW MANUFACTURED at H a rra r Aluminum Comnpany is presented to Seminole Harold H. Sherwood of H arcar to the street. County Chamber of Commerte Menaacr John Krlder. Presenting the window to Krlder (far left) Aluminum Company and Ala* am Carl Schllke (renter) and Harold H. Sherwood (right) owner* of the new Sanford Industry. SmlA of Smltty'e Snapp n' Turtia (Starr Photo) of Sanford along wlA others from adjoining statea are expected t« attend a SonAeaitern Opportunity Conference to bn bald a t tha Roosevelt Hotel la JadtaoarUUl on next Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. V-30, K waa announced Ala waek by Jam** T . HolllngtworA, I regional director of the Small Deadline for nominations for Ae pointed out, whether he la an elect­ The President of the Seminole posed docks and terminals for Chamber of Commerce envision an Business Administration, Atlanta* Seminole County Junior Chamber County Chamber of Commerce, Sanford presented to the Board of extensive warehousing and distri­ Oa. United Tund Campaign Chair­ of Commerce “ Good Government ed official, an appointed officer, yesterday, expressed approval of Sanford City Commissioners Mon­ bution operation in Ala vicinity If The meeting, befog bald node* an employe or a community-mind­ man Harold Kaitner baa called a Award ia Monday. Ae feasibility report on Ae pro- day night by Col. II. C. Gee of Gee iha terminal becomai a reality," (ha sponsorship of A a Florida ed citizen. However, he eald, no meeting of hit team captain* for ----------------a—------— »-— -------- and Jenson, consulting engineer* McKibbln slated. Jaycee President M. L. Raborn Stata Chamber of Cemmerca Iq a complete report of all worker* J r. laid yesterday that a judging perssn ihall be considered for "And the saving A transporta­ cooperation wiA SBA, will open of W rit Palm Beach. a* to result* to date, the number Committee composed of local nomination If he le e holder of 600 Chicken Halves Clifford McKIbhln said, A a lat­ tion costs which will benefit agri­ at ten o'clock Tuesday morning of “ call back*" and any other In­ citizens and Jaycccs la ready to be public office who was in a stateter to The Editor of The Rsnford cultural, commercial and indus­ wiA a welcome from Aa Hon. formation A a t will be of help In gin evaluating the nominations re*! wide election or whose appointOrdered For Band Herald “Tha latest feasibility re­ trial firms, buA existing and Haydon Burns, mayor of Jackson* .co m p letin g Aa aolielatation on to develop in Ao future, be* reived by mail and at Ae Jaycee j meat i* such that he serve* Ae New; Smyrna Men Barbecue Saturday port to tha City n( Sanford by Get those Trhedule. i *tgj« as a whala. Purpoaa’of Aa meeting w*H b t in d Jenwn on the Dock 4"d‘Ter­ catty* ef Ae very existence of a ■’ The me*tin* has boon tab foe Information BooA. “ W# hope A receive in abun- 1 --------------- To Speak Tuesday E irt Toney, chairman of tho minal facility brings up to date terminal will Justify construction; to fund A Information and guld* •:30 o'clock next Monday after­ Seminole n.ind Atioclatlon barbe­ A e conclusion* of Aa 1348 Smith low-cost walcr transportation will anc* to assist irnaO firms h ob* ’ noon In the board room of the daace of nominations fur thla Im-i D _ _ J T . by competition lower rates of taining contracts from Govern* portant award." Raborn said yes0 0 1 1 0 I 0 P r e s e n t To Local Sportsmen cue committee announced that 600 and Giiletplo engineers report on other P in t .Federal Savings and Loan freight carriers operating in­ ment and from targa Industrial _ _____ Aa*n. K aitner requested A at any­ torday as the deadline drew nearThe ___ last______ meeting of the______ Semi- chicken halves are ordered »nr tha the advlrabillty of constructing a to Sanford," aald McKibbln. Under Big Top’ lirma In Aa a rts , and atl interest* dock and terminal facility." nolo County Sportsman's Aisociabarbecue to be held Saturday at one wishing Information about Ae erHe firmly atated, In his letter, The recipient of the local “ Good T V , . , ! , , , - LI _ | £ T " „ United Fund telephone FA.8-KH1. tlon before the hunting aeaion be-; d:M P- m. at the EJk* Club. The advantages and iDoarent that “The terminals should be con­ ed small business representatives are Invited to be present, Halllnge* A larger crowd than ha* at­ profitable operation are well let Campaign treasurer Hoy K. Govurmnent Award" w i l l be I^UNIlg Malt- I IITie gin* will be held Tuesday night at structed In our opinion for tha worA raid. Smell business menu* Mann reported Ae following con­ nominated to receive one of the j The “ Marching Somlmtlet'* of the Elk's Club Annex beginning at tended before is ex pec ted for the forth In both reports, CofC Presi­ benefit of Ihe community," facturera looking for an added feed tu ratio funds to purchase dent McKibbln »*ld, aithoogh t<> tributions in amount* of £ 3 or five Good Government Awards to Sanford will present the pageant 8:30 p. m. line of remarkable n«w products Aiore: Florida Stale Bank, $300; bo presented at the Jaycees Fall I “ Under The Big Tcrp". during the Two speakers, Russell Saxton new band uniforms. Many •rder* my mind “ neither raport thorough­ air. and Mr*. Wllaon Horne, >104; Conference In Naple* on Nov. Id. half-time at the Semlnolc-Winter and Frlc Watson of New Smyrna wit) be delivered A homes for ly exhauits Ihe possibilities for Grady Herman, 57, will be interested In a number of exhibits displaying ltoma purchas­ W ert Jewelry Store $25; lrvtn The latter awards are of state- Park football game in the Munlcl- Beach, will talk on the breeding those who place their name nn the barge traffic." ed regularly from small business pal Stadium tonight. The ipecta- ground and Farmington area in delivery list by Friday noon and Flaischer, $23; and T. O. Brown wide recognition. Pointing out the possibilities for Dies Yesterday firms boA by private Industry a separate line will be set up for barge traffic, he said “ For In­ Nomina ikm blanks may be ob- c»Ar extravaganza with 80 yards Vdusia County. Jr., $25. H. Grady Herman. 37, passed a- and by A* Government. those desiring to tike out order*. of colorful pennants and a tram There will be no meetings of tained from any member of tho stance, new automobiles ire now way at his home at MO West First Among the large corporation* TV VIEWING GAINS The band will be present to Jaycees or from tho Jaycee In­ polin as field props Is by popular the Seminole County Sportsman's St. at 13:30 p. m. Thursday, providing dbplaya are: Gian U WASHINGTON (U P )-F o u r out formation BooA at the comer of request the repeat performance of Association during the coming | furnhh martial musie for the hauled south on the inland water­ Herman waa bom in Boone, ff. way to Jacksnnville for further Martin Co.; Lockhead Aircraft of flva American homes bad tele­ North Park A te. and Seminole a three ring circus. hunting season. A spokesman for event. distribution; thla possibility, to­ C„ July 9, 1900, ami has lived in Corp.; Potter Aeronautics Corp.j vision sate aa of last April. T h t Boulevard. Performers In ring three will the group said “every member ia gether with hundreds of other Sanford for the past 10 year*. Ho Cotswold Fibre*, Inc.; O. E. Sack* latest surrey of Ao Cenue Bureau be Dottle Williams and Nancy urged to attend." heavy finished products that find formerly operated Herman's Res­ ely Associate*; Pan Electronics, Any reiident of SemAoio Coun­ alto showed a sharp climb from Richards, who will depict a wild a Central Florida market could taurant on South Park Ave. He and Electron!* Communications, ty may be nominated for this J m a when only 12 per cent of all For Information On have been included, with little ad­ wai a member of Aa Vinton Bap­ Inc., Tbo Chrysler Corp., General award, Jaycee President Raborn animal act and In ring two Mich­ American households had TV. CIRCULATION ael Pope and head marjorette ditional operating cost hut -onsld- tist Church of Vinton, Va. Motors, Ford Motor Co., and Scare PH. FA 2-2611 Mr. Herman waa a mechanical June Jennings will perform an ac­ erahle additional operating re­ Roebuck and Co. are expected to robatic duo. Trim polin artistry Engineer for Connel, Pierce, Gar­ or after 6:30 p.m. venue.” have reiprasentatlvea In the meet* will be displayed In Ihe center ring "We of Aa Seminole County land amt Friedman, architectural lng to discuss prospective pur* PH. FA 2-0973 featuring Charles English and as engineers of Miami for Ao plat chasing from small butinaae tap* a special guest Greg G an n from year. pliers. rinocrest School. Survivors Include: Ae wife, Mrs. Display* of Item* purchased wlU Bess P. Herman; one ion, Ken In front of the three rings Ac also b* provided by a number of ncth G. llerm sn of New York military installation* and Cavern, Seminole cheerleaders will per­ Upon obtaining membership A Players—America'* leading pop form tumbling acts ami part of When Detachment 4S of Heavy port, the Essex sailed past such ’ are being “phased out" at NAS City; one daughter, Anna lx>o Her­ ment agencies, as follows; Red­ Ahai Seminole Mutual Concert Also, A im . « ™ P « e r ot. '* the Twirling Semlnotes will act as attack Squadron Eleven returned places as Canada, Iceland, the Sanford by the A3D. man of Sanford; two brothers, stone Arsenal, Atomic Energy This year, members wlU pick three “Shangrl La , etc., n a program clowns. Included A the »Iown will pick Victor Herman and Charles B. Commission, Navai Aviation Sup­ Aboard the Essex VAH-11 held Azores, the Faeroe H ands, Nor­ from Operation “ Strlkebiek" It * y wfrom * . that . designed to please all tastea with Herman of Roanoke, Va.; and on* artists a group ofr six a post-cruise party that featured troupe are: Betty Lynn Selvldge, way, and the Brisish Isles. After marked what will be the last use ply Office, U. 8. Department of Aey would like to appear in San­ classical, popular and novelty Linda Smith, Evie Kratsart, Judy of the NorA American AJ-l Sav­ operating north of the Arctic Cir­ a rake-cutting by the Officer-In- sitter, Mrs. Mitchell Powell of Commerce, Atlanta General Depot, tunes. Roanoke, Va. ford Ala season. Charge, Cdr. Howard C. lUnien. General Service* Adnu, Army The Village Players—Threw very Herron, Deloria Hargraves, Pat age In an operational deployment. cle the Detachment “ wa* happy Funeral services will he held Chemical Corps, Air Research 4i Workers, who are wmdlng up talented New York actora In a Smith, Marty Stemper and Susan The aqtiadron Is rapidly replacing to return to the Sanford sun*hine.“ Signifying the last use of the AJAe campaign tomorrow, have vot­ cleverly narrated program called Waters. The AJ-l aircraft flown by l by Eleven on deployment Cdr. at 4 p. m. Saturday at Briison Development Command and SBA. tho vercrabic AJ-l with the Dou­ Eleven on thla cruiser will short­ llanaen declared that the AJ'a Funeral Home with Dr. R. E. Rut­ Several speakers representing ing ballots (or each member to “ Men A Women" wlA scene* All of this action packed show glas AJD Skywarrior. land ot Ae First Methodic Church Government agencies a t well a# fill out, listing attractions A at from famous plays, short stories, will begin when drum major Ber­ VAH-11 was aboard the USS ly be transferred to NAS, Litch­ “have earned their rest." officiating. Detachment 43 of VAH-11 re­ field Park. Arlz , a collecting point will be available. Ewex (CVA 9) during th« recent private industry will discuss pro­ [ and el-Ming with Chekov'* hilar­ ry St. John gives the down beat Burial will be In A* Geneva cedures to be used In securing co» Dick Aiken, president of the ious one act farce-comedy, "Thu to the well known circua tune NATO naval exercise* in Septem­ for all Navy aircraft being re­ turns to Sanford this utiernoun Cemetery. ber and October, In these two placed by newer models. The AJ’s from deployment. im itation, izia said uthat organization, u i anyone in- Q00T- m "Thunder and Blazea". tracts. Representatives of botla has not been eoncon­ Bandmaster Cowley has Includ- months the Detachment cruised Government and private industry ^ rprtsted e s te d who hai Lotte Goslar A Her Pantomlne tacted please atop by campaign Circus—7 dances, actors and sing-, ed every act possible ithin Ae over 13.009 mile* or more Aan will participate in panel discuss­ ion! to answer questions from Ae headquarter*. 119 SouA Park Ave. crg ^ a hilarious all comedy pro- six minute* time limit to present half way around the earth and flour in regard to Govcrnmant c o n ­ or phone FA 2-1233. gram entitled “ For Humans On-, a “ thrilling and colorful halftime covered over fifty degrees "* lati­ tude. Starting from NAS, Maytract! and subcontracts wiA large Workers today rsveatsd a list ly.“ i pageant." industrial firm*. of Ae artists and a anyopaia on | ---------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------Time wlU be allotted far Aose each a t follows: present to examine item* on dis­ The Littte Chorale—Eight mixed play and te confer wiA Ae Gov. voices staged by the same team em inent and company represen­ A at last year gave you the Chan­ tative* present. The communique was almost Anglo-American partners are con­ WASHINGTON (U P)-Preaident ticleer* Male Quartet—offering a Marled program of musical com­ Elsenhower and British P r i m * certain to sound an optimistic sidering spreading A e budding edy, classical, folk songs and stag­ Minister Harold Macmillan were note on U.S. and Allied scientific new scientific entente In soma de­ F. Mebane To Be gree to nations belonging to A e ed scenes from opera and oper­ reported ready today to seek a and weapons developments. 13-nation North Atlantic Treaty The President and Prime Mini*scientific alliance of 40 or more etta a. Guest On Monday Organization, the Southeast Asia “ Rosalinda" (Die Fledarmaua) Free World nations to counter ter held their fourth meeting Treaty Organization, the Baghdad Thursday night—an informal sup­ —By Johann Strauss— this ever Russia's new chtllenge. At Club Luncheon Outlines of the big two “ granJ per and conference at the White Pact, the Western Hemisphere popular musical comedy present­ Sanford Rotarlaua at Aelr regu* Treaty and oAer defense arrange­ House. Secretary of State John concept" were expected to be re -! ed by a company of ten attractive lar weekly meeting Mondag noon young linger* and actors, fully veiled, at least In part, in Ae fi­ Foster Dulles and British Foreign ments. at the Yacht Club will have I t Speeding Ae first step In this ataged with eoitum**. lights, a t nal communique slated for issu­ Secretary Sclwyn Lloyd were A elr guest Frank Mtbane Jr., gen­ present. The meeting broke up at ance at tho cloie of the Etsen-, direction, Ae President scheduled Players, Incorporated—Wtes last eral manager of Ae N. Y. Giants a business and lunch meeting to­ •rear gave you “ Charley’* Aunt" hower-Macmlllan talk* late today. 9:33 p.m. e.d.t. Mayfair Inn, Mayfair Motel and The President and Macmillan day with Paul llcnri-Spaak, secre­ The President end Prime Minis­ “this year offering your choice of Mayfair Country Club who will ter were stated to bold the last have already set in motion plans tary general of NATO and a “Tamiag of tha Shrew” or "Rom­ stage a somewhat different type of Aefr three-day sessions at the to step up cooperation In nuclear strong proponent of more silled eo and Juliet", of program, according to "Kim" Whit* House ot 2.30 p m. e.d.t. and military fields. Two top-level cooperation In all field*. Macmil­ G*rion Yassin— Brilliant young Klmbrell, chairman for Ae day. Their communique will contain committees composed of senior of­ lan was A join lb* President and American planiat who has been aa “extensive report" on meas­ ficials of both countries were cre­ Spaak ia u r (about 3 p.m. e.d.t.). Mebane in addition to hla ao* aololst wiA Ae Boston Pope over ure* to increase Anglo-American ated Thursday to study and make tiviiiei in handling the local re­ The President ha* informed 40 times under Autur Fiedler; aim aelcnUflc-mHilary cooperation, of­ recommendations—-one in the nu­ Macmillan he will seek congres­ sort facilities. Is highly regarded sololat wlA Ae New York Phil- ficial* said. It also will condemn clear field and tha oAer In A* sional modifications of the stiff ae a m ailer of ceremonies Kimbar mock, Sen Francisco l y n - Ruaalan sabre-rattling la the Mid­ military Reid wiA emphasis on secrecy U rn * of the 1949 Atomic CUTTING THE CAKE signifying Ae launching e f VAH-ll's AJ-l a lm a ft foe NAF Litchfield Park, bee a said, and will, in all pro­ Azin* In CDR. Howard C. Hansen. Officer In-Charge at VAH-11 Det-41 Aat. haa Jurt returned to bability, prove highly t o t e r t t l f ee tt and urge new steps toward “missile* aod rurketry." Energy Aet to permit ehwee shar­ .nanford from aboard A* L'HM K»'e* (CVA-9L Assisting CUR. Hi are: Harold M. Smith, AQG peae* le tha explosive Bible lends. Informed source* said todiy (he ing with Britain. (Official U. 8. Navy Pheto) lng, If not Instructive. (left) aed Jack E. SmlA, ADC (right). -2 n \ UF Drive Captains Monday Is Deadline J o Give Complete For Award Nominations Report Monday Concert Assn. Reveals Synopsis On Artists Over 500 Expected At Southeastern Opportunity Confab C o /C Expresses Approval Of Feasibility Report Additional Local News On Page 3 VAH-11 Back From NATO Exercises Ike, Mac Seek Scientific Alliance i \ - 4 i iiL r1 .4 n I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1957 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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MMhUws* Mr? W . H. Weatherbct of Jacksonville. Mr. and M n . C. W. P e e r in g of Sanford warn visiting friends Bond Barbecue Set Saturday attention on today’s sew version of a "weii-uu to right are E. M. Whittaker, l~ E. Crittenden, May. C. O. Johnson. J. F. Greta Jr., L. L. 1 F. Mate aad D. II. McGUtte. CASSELBERRY- Paul Altman. M ta l operator and n a l aitate broker, was unanimously appoint•1 to flO a vacancy duo to death, rn tho Board of Aldermen Monday light. Altsnan was proposed for tho vaeaney by Mayor Don Wilson. 3 Town cle ft, Francis Alien, stat­ ed that tho registration hooka will Application Blanks For Boat License A t Judge's Office Application blanks f o r th a I'r ' Beentlng of boats to operate In ’ salt water may be obtained from y rg yf ;,V \ VV tho office o f Seminole County Judge Ernest Hontholder, It was announced yesterday. BaU water fishing requirements for boats, said Judge Housholder, state that all boats over four feet in the beam are required to be licensed or if the length plus Ihe beam equal 20 or more the boat ■uat bo llrensed. Licenses must be obtained by mall from Tallahassee. mod" borne. Left A Newton, R. F, on, J. Hama, w . (Staff Photo) Enterprise Altman To Fill Board Vacancy be opened November 4 and for twenty days thereafter. The meeting stood adjourned un­ til October 17. At that flma the Board of Alderman aeted to ap­ prove certain amendments to ‘.he Zoning ordinance. Changes in the ordinance were made to permit the Johnson Electronics Co. of Or­ lando to move here. The Johnson Electronics Co. Is now moving equipment Into the Casselberry Industries building. Full scale operations, are antici­ pated In December. The company wlU provide Jobe for an announced 100 employes. Froeeeda from tho Barbecue be­ ing staged at tho Elks Club Satur­ day night will go toward new Seminole High School Band uni­ forms, said Bandmaster Ernest Cowley this morning. Barbecue will be served at 6:30 he said, and a delivery servlee will bo available. Those wishing barbecue to be delivered may call FA 2-3717 by Friday noon. Dies Yesterday Daniel Thomas Fauver, eightdays-old, passed away at the local hospital at 4: tt a. m. Monday. He was born Oci. 2j, 1957 hr Sanford. He la the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Din Harold Fauver. Survivor* are: tha father and mother; one brother, D. Harold Fauver Jr., Sanford; grandpar­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. David H. Fau­ ver, Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs. Jimea E. Halbert. Raphlne, Va. Funeral services will be at 3 p. m. at the graveside with Rev. A. G. Mclnnls of the First Pres­ byterian Church officiating. Brliion Funeral Homa la in charge. News U. S., Russia Will Exchange Moonwatch Info By HELEN SNODGRAM M n. Hai.-y Throop entertained with a farewell party honoring her mother, M n. Sarah GUIespIo Wed­ nesday afternoon at her home on DeBary Av*. Mrs. Gillespie, who has been visiting her daughter, returned to her home in West Palm Beach. Several friends enjoyed the afternoon with them and the hostess served Ice cream and cake. Several friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. War­ ren Hlse on corner of Pine St. and Clark St. Thursday evening and gave him a surprise birthday party. Wa wish Mr. ills* many mor* happy birthdays. Th* Rev. Don Walling Is attend­ ing paitors’s school In Leesburg this week. Several ladies of the All Saints Episcopal church attended the Deanery at Port Orange Thurs­ day. M n . and Mrs. E. W. Jnnes, Mrs. Joe Grsndl, daughter Cindy and Lindy Weldon visited in St. Augustine and Bonifay over the weekend. y W AYNE RO BER O IMA Beursay k Curl, las., publishers si th* u v aovsl. Distribut'd by XUf Fssturss lysdkst* f » In caressingly from the west, SMltlng th* high drifts of enow and sketching In large patches of bars, brown turf around Fort Butterfield. Zack told Chad that tha bullans were etlU around. They were keeping their distance, but the pent was under observation. "I Ounno what they’ ll do," ha said, "but i don't Agger they'll tackle the fort. Chances sr* they’ll pick afl anybody they catch. That means I ain't tetchin' In no gam*. Mebbe they'll starve u* ou t Might even keep a boat from gttUn’ up here, soma spring." Colonel Randall dtd not men­ tion th* -enegel* Beauvais again, but Chad bad so doubt that the report which would go downriver •ext aprtag would show him as Incompetent ano Insolent, and would ask for hla recall. He didn't care, ba told himself. Ito would rather resign from the Army than g o through another winter under T o add la Chad’s anreat, Christm ss waa at hand, and be could cut Keep Elisabeth out of ala mmd. Ito k*pt thinking of the holiday* they bad spent together last year. Th* war had *nd*d th* previous April, *o Christmas, 180.1, had bean celebrated rvi th* first Yule holiday of "peace" m flvo year*. Whet a temporary pear*. Chad thought bitterly. One Christmas with no war. And now . . . Ha couldn't ivan alt down and writs to Elisabeth. Thera was not th* remotest possibility of sending • letter anywhere. Randall put tha men to work repairing tha aawmlU, hoping to contlnna building within th* etockado when th* weather Im­ proved enough to resume logging. One morning as th* repairs were being completed, Randall (topped to talk with Chad, who eras Super"flood morning, Endieott." Ran­ dan said with great heartiness "I* tha eawrmUl almost ready for ■aa again ?" "Alm ost, air," Chad eni-1, pustoed by Kandalt’a manner. Tbla wa* th* flrat tolort ha had mad* at being friendly tone* Chad had asked him about hla sear record. "The Indiana didn’t do much dam- another atorm him." H* steared bla throat and gbtncad obliquely at Chad. "1 thought wa’d give th* most a gates root over Christmas." soul, but he merely said, "TlieyH |Colonel's outstretched glam, rewelcome it, sir." prating after him, •‘Hsro'a to But"B y tha way, Lieutenant, Mra. trrfleld." Randall eomra from a family Uiat j Randall had brea drinking aeta great ttore by Christmas, steadily. He brought a boa of Big dinner and alL Of course we clgr r* and offered them to Chad, can't be very festive, but tho the.i almost fell before he reached would Uke a guest for dinner, tha side table, but ne recovered Will you Join u*T" his balance and laid the boa down. "W hy, thank you, elr. T*U Mra. He lighted a cigar, lingers fumRandall I shall be very happy to bling with the match before he accept ner Invitation." had a Hams going. He sounded pleased, but he was "I've got the besht wife un tha bothered. Thera waa pleasure In Missouri." Randall said thickly, the anticipation ot eating at a "I've got tha besht wUs thlsh Ubla set by a woman, and having shlde of tha A t—At—the ocean, a chance to come aa clone to "din- Ishn’t that aha, Endieott T" lug" as any man In Dakota could "She's very beautiful," * that day. But It would bring him agreed. Into close contact wl»h Mra. IlanItamlall kirched back to whets dall. something he h*d carefully Chad sat and looked down at him, avoided, he waa well aware o f swaying back and forth unear­ ths Colonel's Insane Jealousy. And talnly. "Now m tell you somaRanilall would certainly seize the thing, Endieott tf any other man holiday aa an ezeuae to get drunk, touche* her, M kin him. Tow But Chad had no (hole*. It waa hear Uiat t m kin him kk* a n command dinner. No ona re- dog." f t y d m dinner Invitation to bla - p u .e e eome to me table, superior officer's house, a fact o f ,uar.* Isabella cave a which Mra Randan waa perfectly fnrcsd -w ill ^ * tue% ,Mr* r* . . . Lieutenant" Chid aat down, l i t g lin m l at Aa Chad loft his oaten for Rsn- Isabella's white, act toe*, and dall'i quarter* on ChrUtniaa after* lowered hli f u e , 8 !'i muit Iu y i noon, he was far from happy. planned this dinnr. for weeks, When Randan answered the looked forward to tt, used every door, Wa face had that familiar : device she could think at to make flush which dearly Indicated he ' this day stand out among th* had hr trim to In nArlutris of dreary d .u . which u..a had Airi'Hflv already begun partake at days bad ____to. gone betho traditional Christmas cheer. fu-w and which would follow. "Com e to. com* to, Kndlcotl. And now this: Randall sitting Merry Christmas." with hla hands gripping tha Uhl* "M erry Christmas, etr" Chad on both sldra of his plats to brae* said with forced spontaneity, himself, hla mouth slack-lipped. Mr*. Randall turned from Hut Then, without another word, kto flreplace where ah* had been arms bream* rubber and ha turning a browned piece o f buf­ toppled forward, hla face its tea falo hump that dripped elbllanlly plat*. Into th* Are below. Hhe called Isabella Mas slowly, ah* took cheerfully, "M erry Christina*, a long breath, trying to mask th* Chad." misery that her husband had II* responded without hearing brought to Ivor. "W ig yoa M p hla own voice. It waa "Chad" to me put him to bed V her; R was "Endieott" to th* Col­ Chad got up. "X cast waaaga onel. This was tha first time abe him." ha said, and gripping RanAaM e^ A a w - * * • m i «s a e Itandatl guv* no Indication that h* noticed the familiarity. He wa* rummaging In a small closet across th* room. Then, with a grunt o f satisfaction, b* found th* objeot o f hi* search. Holding a dusty hottl* high, ho smiled almost leeringly at Chad. T h a l a s t o f Randall’* private win* cellar." ho mid. "Bern saving tt for Just such an occa­ sion a* this! When It’s t l gone. TH hava to fag back on fnjun whiskey, rotgirt. Just rotgut." "M ake mine a email on*, Ooioac|," chad aaM. "W hy d en t you make them both (mall ones, gentlemen ? " Isa­ bella suggested. "Dinner Is nearly iwady." Chad accepted hla gtaas from Randall and clicked U against tha h U »*— Mr, and Mrs. Henry B<wd and children of Orlando visited Mrs. W. A. Goodwin Sunday afternoon. Btevte Durkce returned to his homa in St. Augustine after havIng spent several days with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Jones. Miss Doris Faber, Mrs. Anna Glass and Miss Eurctta Faber of Dr Land visited Grandma Faber In Sharoes Friday. Menu for Enterprise school lunchroom Oct. M-l. Monday: roast beef, potatoes, green beans, sliced tomatoes, cheese, rolls, butter, peaches and milk, Tuesday: chicken, rice and engUsh peas, carrot and eabbagn sal­ ad, cheese, rolls, butter, cherry pie and milk. Wednesday] Ham, Mma beans, cheese, rolls, butter, pineapple upside down cake and milk. Thursday: sausage, potatoes, green beans, cabbage salad. cheese, rolls, butter, cookies and milk. Friday: baked fish end dressing, beets, english peas, sliced tomstoes, cheese, rolls, butter, peaches CAMBRIDGE. Mais. W — The United States and Russia have agreed to exchange all Moonwatch Information on the Soviet satel­ lite, It has been announced. Leon Campbell, supervisor of American Moonwatch operations, told newsmen hero be reached the agreement at Barcelona, Spain, with his Russian counter­ part, hire. A. G. Massevltch. Both were attending the ith an­ nual congress of the International Aitronautlcal Federation. Campbell said the exchange win be between the Smithsonian as­ trophysics! observatory here and the Russian Academy of Science, but details have not yet been worked out. Dr. J. Allen Hynek of tha Smithsonian said at the same time the United Stales la “ far ahead of Russia In tracking tha man­ made moon and the third stage rocket" circling the globe with It. Another American scientist said Sputnik may fall "m ostly Intact" on American soil. "W e don’t expect this earth satellite to disintegrate when It comes down," Dr. Fred L. Whip­ ple said. " I f It lands on the soil o f the United State* nr some other West­ ern nation, we’ ll b* able to Iden­ tify Us instruments," he said. "Since no one can control where It will land, Sputnik may fall on American soil." His prediction contradicted a report from Soviet physicist Y. D. Boulanger who said the satellite would be consumed by heat be­ fore* It reaches the earth. "Its outside metal skin will un­ doubtedly burn off, but the Inter­ nal system and instruments ought to hit . ...the ground mostly Intact. mue,, ***• ,n object thrown from * plane," Whipple said. Kiwanla club for help to the under privileged children. So lets not for­ get that game and help the underPfiviledgcd children. Be sura to buy your tickets from the local school children ond attend a good ball game riday Nov. 1 at S p. m See you there at the game, and i the children will also thank you greatly. Mr. and Mr*. Tommy Orr and _______ ______ children Mike___________ and Jean o f DeLand were ovcrnlte guests o f Mr. Regular meeting nf lb* P. T A. will ba held at the school library on Tuesday Oct. IS. Don’ t forget. A!s<» tho children of the Enterprise school will aoo the DoLand Bull dog. Orangeburg, S. C. High school game Friday Nov. ) at tha DoLand Municipal stadium sponsored by the DoLand in tost fiewi ten*-* STATE FARM INSURANCE S r n le * to ear Motto. MelKh Bidr. SANFORD Ph. F A 2-5112 IRVINO L PRYOR. REP. r Scotsman M o o r six-passenger sedan Again, Studebaker-iPackard beats the field in value with Amerioa’s lowest-priced fall-sized cars! Studebaker Scotsman for ’68 A complete sell-out In 1957... 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SANFORD A V & 1 War II, the Martin Co. has spent •10 million dollars In research, ae» cording to Crosby. For many years tho company’s activities wero centered in Baliimere. Expansion becamt neces­ sary several yean ago, and a se- ^ cond plant was put In operation " at Denver. The Orlando location was chosen less than a year ago, for itrstegle reasons, the climate and tho typo of personnel available. The Martin officials stated that the present 2,000 employes con­ tributed 127,000 to the United Ap­ peal Fund, representing a score of 92 per eent. Operations at tha Orlando plant ) will be devoted exclusively to manufacturing guided missiles. t e a JLm— —— • M >*• ••• g • -w» sew u e a q i g s t e him out of the chair and Into th* bedroosn. Randall waa a heavy maa. R waa all Chad could do to lift hla sodden weight to tha bed. Then Isabella* spread a toUtal* rob* over him and tamed quickly away. Bh* said, "1 hop* thin hasn’t made yaw toss your appe­ tite, Chad. I would hate la bar* asy dinner g o to wasta." .. . "tt won’t," ha said gently. ■o they sat down again, th* candle* flickering aa wind seeped to arodnd tha door and through rraeha In tha watt. R w m the strangest meal Chad had ever eaten, and ana ho would naver 7-— — Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Scholl and family of-Oviedo were recent din­ ner guests of Mr.'and Mrs. J. T. McLain Jr. and fa m ily .. Miss T e rn s Jackson and Mias Nadine Bostick at Orlando were weekend guests o f Miss Vatican and Addis Preratt. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. JoMe and family have as their guest Alton OUift o f Georgia. Several from hero attended the Baptist Association in Oviedo Tua»day. M n . Charles Gatlin aad family and M n . Dan Dreggon and ion have returned home from a week at New Smyrna Bench. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis 'Thomas and ion have as their guest for a white, Mr. Thomas* mother, Mra. William Tbomaa of Lakeland The Home Demonstration Club held Its meeting Wednesday at the community hall. Mra. D. M. Ladd and M n . Donald Perry gave a demonstration on canning. Host­ esses for tho meeting were Mrs. Donald Atwood, and M n . Vincent Butler. Twenty members were present. Mrs. John Maxwell, Mra. Paul Maxwetl, M n. T. W. Preratt, and day la Daytona B e a d with her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Bertha Harper aad Mr. and Mrs. Bay Raulersoi spent Saturday in Leesburg. Mr. V N * '* Rrent «e*"t 5tmaay in Winter Park w'fh h*r son and daughter-in-law, Mr..and Mrs. Horace Wessoit and family. M n . J. J. Mareantel of Longwood spent the weekend here with her parents, Mr. and M n. Paul Maxwell. Mrs. Jaefc Stewart. Mrs. Ed Pulford, Mrs. T. W. Prerstt and Mrs. John Maxwell attended a quilting at M n . Jack Stewarts" Wednes­ day. Mr. John Daria of Maryland waa called here last week because of the death of hla father. Davis. Mr. and Mra. Donald Nichols and family of Michigan hava mov­ ed into tho Allen house. Mrs. T. W . Preratt and daugh­ ter Addle (pent Saturday In New Smyrna Beach with Mra. Prevatt’s slater, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Durrance and ffmily. Mra. WUlle Anders left recently for Galnenille where she will visit relatives. (CaPtiaaaJ t n a h h 1) bombers, the China Clippers, for trins-Ptcifle flight, the f i r s t armored type plant, and the B28. Postwar production Included the famoos Falcon plants in service by Eastern Airlines. * The Martin Co., leading manu­ facturer o f guided missies, is ere* dlted with half o f ihe research PH. F A 2-4M2 �r talk were scheduled to begin at • U t lu l h m S ta ff C t m if N M p. m. e i . t Both Elsenhower and Macmillan WASHINGTON (U P) — Rrltlsh 30tirae Minister Herald Macmillan gave advance signs o f offering Joins President Elsenhower today. concrete proposals to strengthen In summit talks on Russia’ s thal- the West's position Macmillan b expected to pre­ Wnra of Sputnik and Syria. Macmillan ' flew liodt ~ Locd*a sent new proposals fcr Anglo(arrtrlnc about t:49 a.ra. e.dt) to American scientific cooperation, confer with the President on So­ centering on nuclear weapons de­ viet gains In space missile devel­ velopment. Eisenhower has Indi­ opment and the Soviet Middle cated he will seek better scien­ East offensive. The three days of tific teamwork betwen the two Partly cbody through Thanday. the target Both American and British offi­ A cheering note was supplied on cials hoped to Capitalise on the the eve o f the talks In the firing goodwill created by Queen Elisa­ o f a U.S. Jupiter 1,300-mile ballis­ beth's visit to this country to hamtic missile at Cape Canaveral, [ mer out Important new AngloFla. Tbe administration grabbed •American accords on major world the offensive In the propacanda j Issues. war with Russia over space rock­ I British Foreign Minister Sehryn etry by Informing the world for Lloyd, who has been here several the first time that one of Us in­ Jdays, and U.S. Secretary o f State termediate range ballistic missile ; John Foster DuPes were sched­ tests was successful and had hit uled to attend tonight's opening nations. ■ Established 1909 establishments wars invited to "participate In making this year's parade our finest.” The Christmas Parade Chairman pointed out that "In order to stress the theme and assist In an order­ ly arrangement of floats we would appreciate your using tbe float scene ssong the following lines: religious and Christmas home scene, Manger scene, Wise Men and Shepherds, Choir, Ctrrob, Santa Clads, sleds, reindeer, snow scene, Christmas character or Christmas presents.” Alexander told recipients of the letter that the Jayeces will be happy to assist In the choice o f •Tomorrow Proclaimed United Nations Day A proclamation was Issued yester­ day by Mayor David Gatchel set­ ting aside tomorrow, Thursday, Oct. 34 as United Nations Day. Mayor Gatehe!, In naming to­ morrow United Nations Day, call> k ed on the citizens of Sanford and $cmlnol* County "to observe the day in a manner that will further acquaint themselves with tha working o f the United Nations and to meditate upon Its principles, ac­ complishments, and ultimate ob­ jective—a lasting peace.” The Mayor called attention to the fact that the United States Is one of tha founders of the United Nations and pointed out that "its 1 0 citizenry has great faith in the United Nations as an Instrument In the establishment o f freedom and Justice for all people. "The support given by the peo­ ple to the United Nations Charter la expressive of tbetr belief In the cultural, economic, and poll- 8ANFORD, FLORIDA, suitable selections and that ma­ terial for decorating may be ob­ tained through the Jaycees It they are notified at an early date. Permanent plaques will be awarded for the best floats in var­ ious categories, said Alexander, Alexander, today, said that the 1937 Christmas Parade Committee which he heads, has been divided Into 17 different sub-committees to lighten the load on Individuals. "W e have had real- good re­ sponse from members of the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce,” said Alexander, "and It we can Just get merchants and civic organizations to enter floats in the parade we can anti­ cipate the best one we've ever had." Uto It seems likely President Elsen­ hower b ready to esaure Macmil­ lan tho administration win seek amendments In the 1*48 Atomic Energy Act when Congress con­ venes In. January. Such amend­ ments would dear tho way for closer nuclear cooperation with Britain and other Free Nations. President Elsenhower set the of­ ficial U.S. line favoring closer Western edentlfle eoopcratioa fc a toaat to Queen Elizabeth las! week. Ho auggested a pooling o f scientific talent and reserves t i the IS natlona allied In tho North Atlantic T r • a tjr Organization (NATO) plus other free nations. The President, in a New VoHf speeeh last night, acid he win go before the American people du*» Ing the eext few week* to dlseoso "method s for gaining even great* er achievements” In science Shop and Save > United Press Leased Wire ................................. .. _ . - .-I VAH-9 ARRIVES AT SANFORD Naval .A ir CnpUl*D'J. R. Commander Heavy Attack W ing One greets VAH-9 crew on arrival here front deployment with "Op­ (Official U. S. Navy Photo) eration Strikebnck." De Bary Masons To Meet Nov. 17 The Masons of DeBary will meet Sunday, Nov. 17 at 9:30 p. m. at the DeBary Civic Building. A guest speaker along with a musical program will be beard. Officers of Masonic bodies In Sanford, Del.and and Orlando will attend. Details of the program will be announced later. BOVF.T FAVORITE FOR PRIZE STOCKHOLM (U P)— Dr. Dantele Bovct, an Italian pharmacolo­ gist of Swim descent was reported today tho number one favorite for this year's Nobel Prise for medi­ tenant Commander E. II. Dohne, cine, to bo awarded here ThursG C. A. Controller, was Introduc­ 1day. ed to the group to lecture on the "History and Development of the Aircraft Carrier. lieutenant Com­ mander D. W. Linker, Intelligence Officer on the S lsff of Heavy At­ ■y LYLE C. WILSON tack Wing One, spoke on the "History of the Heavy Attack Con­ United Press S tiff Correspondent WASHINGTON (UP) — That cept", after which they adjourned to the Bachelor Officers' Quarters question about who makes official for dinner. Following the dinner, a policy for the Democratic Party very interesting sixty-five minute keeps bobbing up for answers as film w as shown on "Secret Land” . the politicians maneuver for the A thirty minute discussion period favor of Negro voters In th* 1968 brought the five hour program to and 1940 election*. a elose resulting In producing a Chairman Psul M. Butler of thr well informed group of school Democratic National Committee teachers on the roll Naval Avia­ keep* the question hot an-l sir tion plays In tha defense of our sling. Butler's strategy appear* to country. he to keep th* civil right* iitue bulling within the Democratic Party by public demands for more and better racial integration. Butler's latest maneuver brought here the member* of the Demo­ cratic Advisory Council, an organ­ isation he created last year after President EUcnhuwrr’ s lop sided reflection. Senate ami House Democralle leaders refuted to Join. When ■ president o f th* other political faith occupies the White House, congressional leader* tra­ ditionally have held that they were the official policy-maker* of their party. It haa been traditional, tun, COMMANDER L. I.. HAMRICK EXPLAINS pertinent point* of a P2V Navy Patrol bomber to Mis* Helen Trulock, member o f the Orang* County Teacher* Association, durinw instruction period on naval aircraft held aboard th* Sanford Naval Air Sta* • (Official U. £L Navy Photo* In Sanford NO. 117 Senator Urges Civilian C o n tro l O f M is s ile s Three Seek Post On School Board Three Seminole County cltiicns Special Tax School Milage Levies have qualified as candidates for for the ensuing lw0 yearn. The Seminole County School School Trustees In the biennial School District Election set for Boanl has requested that the same millage which hat been lev­ Tuesday, Nov. 5. K. F. Cooper and Roy Mann ied since 1961 be continued, eight have qualified is candidates for re- ' mills for District and two mills election and James Birkenmrycr for Building and Rut Reserve of Casselberry has qualified fur ! Fund. It Is pointed out by school of­ the flret time at a candidate for the thin) post on the Board of ficials that this election should not he confused with the special School Trustees. Hie purpose o f the election, election set for Nov. 19 at which called for Nov 3, Is to elect three time freeholders will vote on who(Continued on Pago 9) trustees and to determine the HOMESTEAD W— Sen. Georg* Smathers (D Fla) urged the Eisen­ hower administration T u e s d a y night to pnt the lagging U. S. missile development program un­ der the direction of civilian scien­ tists "before It Is toe late.” Smathers charged that blekerIng and overlapping of research by the military have allowed the Soviet Union to take ■ substantial lead in missile development. 11a criticised the administration far trying to minimise the Soviet achievements. Scientist* of the free world should pool their research and knowledge under one "civilian czar” In an all out effort to catch up with the Soviets, he stld, es­ pecially In the field of Intercon­ tinental ballistic missiles. Meanwhile, President Eisenhow­ er returned lo the capital todar tea begin mapping plana for a "chin* up” campaign to bolster tha nation's confidence in its economic, scientific and military strength. The President announced hi* in­ tention to personally lead sueh a cam palfi V an address at N 'w tork Tucjtay tilths. H e'said ha would begin shortly a series of speeches aimed at strengthening the faith of the nation In its abil­ ity to meet the challengee It face*. Elsenhower rrurnrd by plane this morning. He wai scheduled to begin lato today conferring with British Prime Minister Harold MacMillan on ways to pool the free world's scientific assets in the battle to keep ahead at Russia and on countering Russia'! latest diplomatic and p r o p a g a n d a moves. Concert Assn. Members To Pick Artists This Year Dick Alkea, president o f thn J T.V _ Seminote Mutual Concert Asso­ ciation report# excellent progreen In obtaining membership* in th* drive which Is now well under* way. The campaign for member* lasts only this week and will close Saturday, Oct. 26. This year, when member* ob* tain their membership they will have the privilege o f selecting th* artists and entertainment thal they personally want to appear, v Each association worker has a voting ballot for members to fill ont. listing the -attractions thal will be available in this area thin season. Officials *ald this morning that anyone who' has oa£j been contac cd by one o f the worker* can *t< by campaign headquarters, 119 South Park A v«., or phea* F A 2-1233. "W e hope that tha number o f memberships will allow us to have a bonus concert again this year,” a worker stated today. m — RUSH-HOUR STROLL NEW YORK « * Britain'* Prince Philip learned quickly May­ day how to solve mid-Manhattan'* evening rush-hour traffic problem —get out and walk. Philip wa* riding to th* Waldorf-Astoria hotel when he was caught In typical home-bound traffic Jam ow Lex* Ington Avenue. TWd ha was flvn William Doss, prominent at blocks from the hotel, tho Princ* tomey of Qu|ncy, died this morn said to his companions, "Let's get ing at 1 a. m. at his home. out and walk." Accompanied by n Funeral service* will be held to­ State Department official and flv* morrow In Quincy. security officers, Philip walked Mr. Doss Is the brother of Dr. the rest of the way without being L. T. Do«s of Sanford. recognised. Sanford Resident's Brother Succumbs j / Demo, GOP Parties Playing Politics With Negro Vote •k . s r i — Drug Stores Sell Tickets To Friday Night Game Here tleal principles It embodies,” said Fred Ginas, athletic director at Mayor Gatchel in the proclama Seminole High School, announced tlon. It Is pointed out In the pro­ today that tickets to Friday clamation thal the membership I night's football game will be aof the United Nations is growing gain on sale at the downtown drug and that it has now reached a stores. Touchton'a, RoumlDat A Ander­ total nation membership of 81, which, said the Mart* ” . . . I* son's and Faust's will sell tic­ evidence of the confidence in that kets to the Semlnole-WInter Park organization and belief In its game which will get underway at power to help establish morality, B p. m. at the stadium. (■anas said that this Is being law and order.” The General Assembly of the dune to keep fans from having United Nations has resolved that to wait In line for tickets at the Oct. 34, anniversary o f the coming Rate. The second annual Dad's Night into force of the United Nations Charter, be dedicated annually to will be observed Friday night the making known of the purposes, honoring the fathers of the team. The Dad's will walk across the principles, and accomplishments of the United Nations, re-d the field before the game with the team and each will wear the num­ proclamation. Mayor Gatchel concluded “ . . ber corresponding to tha one on faith in the United Nations at this his son's Jersey. They will sit on the sidelines particular time could be s tre­ mendous educative force and mor­ throughout the game with the boys. ale builder.” The U. S. Naval Air Station, Jet air age and of the concepts Sanford, played host last Monday o f new frontier in aviation. Oct. 21, to the Teachers Aviation NAS Sanford participated in this Education Workshop group spon­ program by contributing the sored by the University o f Florida Fourth Session of the Workshop. and the Orange County School Sys­ After their arrival on board, the tem. In keeping with the Depart­ Orange County School Teachers ment of Defense's policy, the were taken on a tour of the Sta­ Teachers Aviation Workshop- pro­ tion, viewed a Helicopter Rescue gram Is Jointly sponsored by the Demonstration, and shortly after, . Air Arm of the U. 5. Navy, U. S. were officially welcomed aboard * Air Force, and Civil Aeronautical by Commander Lewis D. Tamny, organisation* which include air­ Station Execulivs Officer, Com­ lines and airplane manufacturers. mander L. L. Hamrick, acting as The Aviation Education Workshop Chairman o f the Session, intro­ Is planned and implemented to con­ duced Commander T. C. Deans, tinue every two weeks throughout Station Administrative Officer, to the 1967-1938 school year. This pro­ lecture on the "Patrol Wings of gram Is Intended to provide our the Navy" which was followed by teachers el today the necessary - a forty minute film on "Naval education hi the ovsr progressive I Aviatini in Petes and War” . Lieu­ NEWSPAPER . W EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1957 NAS Host To Aviation Workshop J) : meeting and so informal dinner ment, the occasion wD g b o the to follow. two leaders and their advisers a MaemHlan'a visit was arranged chance to canvass the explosive soon after Russla’ e earth eatefilu Middle East situation. Oppposi SuaaaU Talks was Unnched Oct. 4. It was anDiplomats were cool to a report Aoaiced while Britain’s Queen Elisabeth II was visiting North from London that Macmillan will urge a new top level meeting with America, WhUe the “big two” talk* were the Russians. Tbe Eisenhower adexpected to placo considerable ministration opposes three-power emphasis on speeding Western ''sum m it'' talks a t 'a ^ lm e when military and scientific advances the Reds are likely to be tougher the light of the Soviet achieve- i negotiators than before their sato- A N INDEPENDENT DAILY T h i s Y e a r 's P a r a d e Theme To Be Christmas Through Children's Eyes The annual Jaycea-Merebants Association Christmas Parade was officially announced yesterday by Jaycee Christmas Parade Chair­ man John R- Alexander. Letters addressed to local mer­ chants and civic organizations throughout Seminole County were mailed late yesterday inviting ani tries of floats In the county’ s big' ** geit parade and celsbratlon o f the year. Alexander, In his letter, explain­ ed that the theme of the narade this year wtU be "Christmas Through Children's Eyes.” All churches, eivie clubs, fraternsl organisations, and business »VZ»<emi (The ^ a it fo r h ije r a lh Weather VOL. XLJX — Sputnik, Syria Challenge President ■y DONALD 1 . OONXALU T r u .J* - -• * - — • — la s . . a. . J party housekeeping and fund raillog while policy was being made by elected official*. Butler Rucks Tradition* Rutter burk* both tradition*. Twice In a short span of weeks, he haa arranged fur the Demo­ cratic Advisory Council to pledge the Democratic Party to all-out support of tlu Supreme Court's or­ ders on racial integration of tho public school*. Southern politicians challenge, resent and defy the council's policy italeraent*. The statement* remain on the record, however, for euch effect as they may have jn northern Ne­ groes whom the Republicans des­ perately hope to entice away from the Democrats in the coming elec­ tions. Tbe Republican bid for No- gro vote* of course, consists, first, of th# Supreme Court order, llself, and then of the spectacular fact that the United States Army by order of the Republican Preiidcnt Is enforcing racial integration In Central High School, I.lttle Rock, Ark. Both parties for years have been playing politic* with the Negro vote. Franklin D. Itooievelt deliv­ ered northern Negros* to the Demoerst'e Party. H* r»v* them Hotter housing and Job opportunities hut not much more uf civil right*, / FDR’a vote appe.il, however, still termlne the winner of next year's congressional election and of th* is strong. Republican* now offer firm if presidential contest In 1940. All localised enforcement of racial In­ hands, Including tho Negroes, tegration of the public schools. know It. Roller seeks to offset that en­ Butler Is not merely reminding chanting Republican enticement the nation of the great Northby keeping on page one evidence South division of opinion within of nothern Democratic support for the Democratic Party. He is fol­ at least as much and maybe more lowing the 1930 strategy of Demo­ civil rlghti than Republicans cratic Chairman John J. Raskob who went over the heads o f con­ might endorse. Negroes .May Decide gressional Democratic leaders to Negro voles In big, Industrial! demand repeal of prohibition, states outside the South may d o-1 That caused a blistering outX i ' I bunt of party strife. But it worked. The 1932 party platform Junked prohibition despite the bat­ tle of Southern etatesmen to keep the party tied to the eo-caUed dry*. Southern Democrats accepted repeal of prohibition because the North forced th* Issue on them. VAH-5 Graduates Two Men Today HATRON FIVE graduated Cdr. N. K. McGinnis and Ledr. R. W. 1 Legare of VAH-9 at quarter* Mon* |day morning. Th* two have been temporarily assigned to the Savage Son* whlla their squadron has been away. A familiarisation schedule In the A3D was arranged by VAHS and it has been successfully complet­ ed. Cdr. J. M. Tully. Jr., Commend­ ing Officer •o f VAH 5, awarded them certificate* of graduation ; which read at follows: tMLW«4* ' W . j V aa• n a |9 ItU U W J • fa been graduated from such Hal­ lowed Hall* o f Neptune at FAWTU, IBTU, nor 1IATU, but with all appropriate blood, tweet and tears, ha, auecessfully completed that moit highly respected Col­ lege of Hard Knoekt to wit: FIVETU and shall be known t* all as an Honorary Pigmy S '*. Executed by Chief Savage J. M. TULLY JR.” CERTIFICATES WERE AW ARDED to Cdr. N. K. McGinnis (center) and LCdr. R. W. Leyart (left) both o f VAH-9 by the Commanding Officer o f VAH-5, Cdr. J. M. Tully Jr. at Quarter* Monday morning. (O fficial U. S. Navy Photo^ Additional Local News On Page 9 A �i 4 trlct. 8*14 property ■ ■ particularly d*a<.r:b*a aa UN i. i » i a, sto ck b M c N ( aacitoa. Drtamwold. “ (b) i s * property M i l l la Diet trlct st»l (sln tl* -fi* u r> , fcx 8 E C U H T T CLAXP D O W * GLASGOW, Scotland V - Britain'* Royal Navy put strict »««urIty precautions into fore* Sunday night a> the U. S. atomic powered submarine Nautilus left Scotland te return to its base at New Lon­ don, Conn. Offleera and m e n s hoard the British submarine dep* ot ship moored in the R b er Clyde were under strict fostnictloar col to talk about 'the Nautilus, which came here after taking part in recent NATO nary exardsea In the Atlantic. Wednesday, October 23,1957 s. **ia* Haishi*. aad oa the boatn by 3>»h ntraat I* pro* posse to M changed to C-K iComntSrclsi - Naignborhiol Bhoppias) District. Ball p r » p o r ty eio ro p a r t ic u la r ly a ft r r m -J at t a li T tbroush I t Una Haights aad . Lot, I through *. Tragii** Addltl«w% pc.pzrt; zonal la DU* trlct R-3 l multiple-family W located batwaan flin Carles A v iso* and Lakavtow A * !na*. boon-ltd ca th* NortJI hy F u»t i y a * t *a1 on th# South by Siron.l Straat prnpoaad to ha tbaagad Is t:-X (Coamarclal Neighbor, hn«ff 8h«pplng> DIMflft. Paid proparty taora particular!* deacrlbad M 1 ' m Vi C, U an* General ‘George Custer was 37 when he made bis famous “ last stand" against Indians in the Da­ kota Territory. M or rirat atr*«t Citansioa Legal Notice ••jse.'Y dont huorv Subdivision. Alt U tsUrsat - s i r!s':t“ * •hall hav* an opportuolly to ha at «aM fiaartnr. I t THB COl NT n»‘ TIIB COl >TV heard nrd»r of tha City Cnmmlaal"# JLDUE. 9 r.n itO I.il COL ATI’, of Itv tba City of Sanford, Florida this ■TATE o r FLUIUUA. Slot, t e r o f October. HIT. LV RES H. N. SATflft Eatata of ARTHUR p a p p e r . Aa c u r Clark o f th* Clip Dacaaatd. o f Saaford. Florida s o T it a o r r iL i t o f e t i n o t r o u r i t iL d is c h a r g e o r a d - MIYIaTH ATOM TO ALL WHOM . IT MAT CON­ CERN: NOVICE 18 UERERT GIVEN that t hav* mad* mr final ratjrn and faithfully coaoplatad tha adm. vis. ration ot tba Eatata at ARTHUR APPER. dacaaaad. a, raioirtd by law; that I bay# Iliad my patllloa for final dlacharge, and I w ill *ply t» Iho lion. Krnait llouiholdar. ouaty Judsa of aamlaola County, n o rite , on tho :ith day of Novtmbar. A. D.. 1317 for approval o f th* asm* and for final discharge »» Ancillary Admlaiatrator with Will annexed of tho Eitata of Arthur Capper, dti-eaaad. /•/GEO A. SPECII. JR. Aa Ancillary A'lmlnlatrator with Will anne-.-d o f tha Eatata o f ARTHUR CAP­ PER. C M t lU t i E n a B M S r. mtTTT3T SPUTNIK TKACKIO OVIR NIW J IU IY -A s th* Quuian satellite Sputnik appeared in the dawn skies over New Jersey, Raymond J. Stain, supervisor o f tha Planetarium at the Newark Museum, managed to catch Its light track from an obssrvatlon post In tha nearby South Mountain reservation. A directional arrow parallels its tracks while the north star is shown in circle In upper left. Simple "Satellite Finder1 Helping Spot Sputnik WASHINGTON flfl — A simple "satellite finder" developed by tba National eGograpble Society la MACHN»RV LIKE__ 1 THAT COAT* A LOT ’ OP MONEY! T VOND8R HOW (JOOPY AAANAdFO *TD... -----■ 0 0 * 4 ... t WON'T KNOWOOOFYVVA! AtANLWAlTUTiNO THr&* 7KN0BI, r HfltfPM* agMEMsea th* <xo ~r OAVS WHEN Out? S r home w a s c u n COME CN.CAT*. COME ON IN a n o w tu .P t.A y ra oua Recoaos 7 7 *7 *1 k t TOO IAMB TO S B . H a / o e£ M 'X com b •—»* aro/N D M y SAOCIC AAO &DM M TH ^ — , M£T. . t¥ $ lt FOLLOW TUfM. 7PA/L M O MOD OUT. r W v p ea s CU-t; KIDS,: C A N 'T voua JOIN BAhJDJ r D O N 'T K N O W •* MUCH ABOU T MU*ICJ ...W ITH Y O U R LOUD. SQUEAKY SHOES ON. 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B»r Feature 1 K Phil Reel Paacallm* New* Dancattma Nawi Dancatlma ■ V *s M J R*. . ■* ORLANDO WKO.YKSUAT s ir s n s o o * Advaatura TVHa teat* Walt Suparuan h ia tn e Newt-Weather-dp* rtn John Daly Nawe Readasvous Th* Rabat* Tba Big Record Last of tn« Mohlcaaa The SlUUonaUa I’ve Got A Secret Wedneeday Mcht risbta Dick and th* Ducheaa Oh gossan* Night Nawe Report Wraatilng From Chicago ■lan-oft THURSDAY MORNING ■l(n On Newe-Weather Jimmy Dean dhow T ill Nawa ,-IS Around-Ih* SMI* 1:00 Captain kangaroo i:(S News t.ji Around tba Slat* g.So Gary Moor* Vi'24 M* UlUe Moral* [tf:n* 1’rlca Js Illxht l*:2o Strike It lllcn 1:00 Hotel Cosmopolitan .1:11 Lor* of U fa ll:S» fteerch f"r Tomorrow .1 :*■ Guldlnx Light A lfU tM lO V 2:no Thl» Lind of Ours 3:24 Nawe .2:30 Aa the World Turn* 1:00 Beat the Clock 1:30 Art Llnklettar'a Houao Pasty 3:00 Tha ieig Payoff 3:30 The Verdict is Yours 3:00 Brlghttr Day 3:14 Secret Ktnrm 3:30 i:.lxa of Nlsht 4:00 Re 3lv Guest 4:14 Rig dieter 4:40 Era on tba World WMHU-rv JH M n.V VILLC CHANNEL« w eu h iia u A V A N s n s o o s 4:04 Hlx O'clock Itepurt Doug Edwards Rln Tin Tin Tha Rig Itrronl Hherlff of Cochlea 1:34 I'ta Got a garret 9:04 U. 8 8teel Hour 10:00 Death Valley Days 10:14 Tba Millionaire 11:04 11:00 itanori 11:14 Lata glioiv 13:44 Naw* a, glgn Off THUHaillY HOII.YINS Farm Report Jimmy Dean Know Nawi. M eitber. Pastor Cant Nangaroo Nawa Garry Jtsora Arthur Godfrey Strike It Rich lintel Cosmopolitan love of Life Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light Twelve OClock Report YValdo Norris An Tha tl-ortd Turns Heat tba Clock llousa party Rlr Payoff Tha Vardlvt Is Tour* Brighter Day Pacret Storm Riga of Nlgbl i (>pen House The Buccaneers « Th* Rnythmhour CAN : WAVE THE NR BENTON'-THE PICTURE END5 TDNGHT...., Di s p l a y s t -a n o < OFMAQILYN FOR a SOUVENIR fyr---- rsuQE. V.SGEY' PHONE FOR \ k 'iO U .' soQBv.'rve cor d a t e - im t a k in g MARILYN < HOME . 1_ a At Homs TV Music At Horn* With Must* News Rouadup Blgn O ff NOTICE n r H IT STATE OP FLORIDA TOi CHARLES OIBBS helplnc ipot Sputnik as it wheals around the earth. About 3.000 finder kill have been lent to volunteer* In tha 100 U. S. Moonwatch observation sta­ tions a i tha society’i contribulion to the International Geophysical Vear. The .davice was desicned by Wellman. Chamberlin o f the sodety'a cartographic staff in co­ operation with astronomers of the Smithsonian astrophyiical labora­ tory at Cambridge, Maas. It it intended t0 aniwer the ba­ sic question o f Moonwatchers— “ When to look, .where to look, and how high in loc!:." The finder, a chart of calibrated columns print­ ed on transparent acetate and sealed for use on the society's latest map of the United States, works this way: The satellite observer writes down a typical prediction for Sput­ nik's orbit such as a path extend­ ing from Chicago to Savannah, Ga., at 9:13 a. m., height 330 miles. Locating his own position on the map, the observer places the finder over his map so the ver­ tical column marked 330 miles Intersects the Chicago-Savannah Une at right angles. Tho position of the tinder shows the observer the direction in which (o look. The correct angle is given on the calibrated column at the point of intersection. With this knowledge, the viewer can measure elevation with a plumb line and home-made pro­ tractor, and use an ordinary pock' et compass to take dead aim with his telescope cr binoculars. The society alio sent finder kits to 1.230 daily newspapers and television and radio station* as i public service. The general pub lie can obtain them from the society's Washington office for $2 each postpaid, A GOOD JOB RtVA DEL GARDA. ItaW in— Skin divers went into a reiervoir filled with several thousand gallons o f wine last night t j re­ pair a safety valve which had becomn plugged and thrcat*ned to flood several blocks of tha town with fermenting grape juice. The divers, equipped with oxygen tanks and gogglei. worked “ underwine" several hours to repair the damage. -LEGAL NOTItr.•, NOTICE OF P I EMC IlEAnthG OX PIIOPOXED CHANGES AMI A . MESOHESTS IS CEIITAIN UISTRICT9 AND O O lS U iB IE * OP 1 HE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY O r 8ANFORD. FLOR­ IDA. Notice Is hereby given that a Publla bearing will be bald at th* office of tha City Commlatlon In tha City Hall In lha City ot San­ ford, Florida, at S:0« o'clock P. M.. November II, 1)17. to consider lha folio*log changes and amendments to the Zoning Ordtninca ot aald City of Sanford. Florida: ta) Tha property toned In District R -l (elnxle-family), located East of Mrrlla .\vanue, bound­ ed on Ilia North bv JJlh. Ktreet and south by Orlando Drive, la nrnpoeed to h# rhanged to C-N (CommercialNalghhorhond Shopping) Die- TOWN COUNCIL OF TOW n r ALTASIONTE 8PR7NO R E M I N O L E COUNT* FLORIDA / Bv: Manrv itaoian. Clark or aald Town > THE STATE OF KLOIIIDt Tl* rn J o a r p ii. i n t so u t h a r iiK E r , c o l i m r i s , g e o r g ia i A nworn Complaint having beta filed agslnit you In tha Clrcuta Court In and for Baalaol* C a.nus Florida, by Johnny W. Joaapk tor dlvorca, th* abort tltia of which la JOIINNV tv. JOSEPH. Malntlffl varau* ANNIE RUTH JOSEPH. Da* frndaat. that* praaants sr* la com* mand you to appear and fll* ynuft wTIttan dtfanaa harala on or baa for* tha Stih day o* Novaabar A. P> HIT, or otharwU* Dacraa Fro COa* faaao w ill b* antarad against you. Th* Sanford Herald it daal*n*l«4 aa a nawepaptr nf ganaral rlrrula, tlo* In which ihla citation shall h* puMlahnd one* each waak tor fou f coratcuttva waaka. WITNESS my band and efti<ut aaal e f th* Clark o f th* Clroui) Court on thla th* 32nd day Ot Oct* obar. A. D. 1947. •Y P. llarndon Clark of th* circuit Court a y y ie hi Mack V. Clevetand, Jr, Attornay at L aw .. P. O. Bax ::o. Sanford, Florida. Ballcltor for Plaintiff. NOTirn o f p n ocr.stoiv o v o n v a c a t i n g RA»r.tia;>T TO WHOM IT WAT COXCKMl Yuu will ttko notice that the! City Commlitlon o f th* City o f danforii. Florida, at 3:00 p. m. on November II, 1147, at th* City Com­ mie,lonara* Room in th i City Hall In tha City of Sanford. Florida, w ill consider and detarmlna whether nr not the city will . Inee, varate. ra* nounct. disclaim and abandon ai.v* right o f tha City and th* public lrtftj and lo lha land delinaated upon a. plat aa a publla utilities eieement. sod recorded In tha Public Record* of Seminole C o u nt y. Florida, which said public uUlltlee ateemant la mors particularly described a* follow*: e That certain public utilities • eaaenent extending from lha ■ Southerly property tin* ef Lots • 2 and I. Block *. Dreamwold. Second Section. Northeasterly to tha South tins of Lot *. • tlieuca Northwesterly to Ortaado . Drive, all In above laid bloek. • Persons Interested may appaaw and h« heard at tha lima and plaro f t •peclllad. r r r r rnUMIMfOV o r TH B c t r r o r tA N r o n n By: H. N. 8ATER. City d a r k Legal Notice IT THE COl.RT OF THE r o t .Y r r JUDGE. SEWI -YULE lO l.Y T l* FLORIDA. IN FROZtTE, IY REi ESTATE OF OLIVER 1L CANNON Pesos sa t ro tLI. CltEOITORS AND FUR' 'l i s t H A V I N G C L A I M S OR P E . HANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE Tmi and aach ef you ar* hereby nntlflad and raqulrad to praiant any Ulma and damaada which you. or either of yen. may have again*: lha ettat* of Oliver IL Cannon, dereaaed. Uia of aald County, tn th* County Judga o f homlnota County. Florida, et hit oftlr* in th* rourt bouat of *lld County at Sanford. Florida, within tight ralendar month* from the tlm* o f ih* tin t publlcatlsa of I Ihla notlr*. Earh claim or demand ; ehatl b* In writing, and ahall atat* 1 Ik * *>i* •• oa* • a a ld a w o g a n d r o s 9 U IO V o f. |flea addraaa of ma claimant, am i ahall ba m orn In hy tha claimant, agant. attaraay. and any auch claim or da yia -l -ot an filed ahall ba void. Emllr E Canaan A, admlsla’ rator o f tha Ea­ tata of Otlvar H. Canton. daaaaaad. B G u R B G v i w a b h o r B. I fi'n a * . A t t y . I Winter Pack. Fla. - First publication Octobar 2. HIT. C ' General Insurance H. JA3IES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET d e U U X E THE LUXURY BOURBON BLEND Contra that wonderful moment of tke day when you . . . relax. You'rt ■t eaiej That's the time for Bourbon da Luxe. Yes, relax da luxe . ; i enjoy Bourbon do Luxe. KENTUCKY’S BEST-YET COSTS NO MORE! PHONE FA 2-1431 H. JAM ES G llT underalsned puriuant to tha ' rietltlaua Nama Statute." P a c t i o n ••S «•- Florida Statutai. Inland* lo reslater wltb th* Clark of lb* Cir­ cuit Court In and for Samlnola County, Florida, upon ractlpt of proof at Ih* publication of Ihla nolle*, Uia fictitious name In which It Is engaged in buelneee. lo w it; o v i e d o t r a c r o u COMPANY1 Th* u nderlin ed axpacta to en­ cage In buelneee |a Samlnola Coun­ ty. Florida, at Ovledn. Florida. Th* party Intarasttd In said business enterprise la as follows: A. DUDA A HO.NH, INC., a Florida corporation, Oviedo, Flor­ ida Dated this Sih day of October at at Oviado. Uemlnel* County, Viorlda. 1147. Demonology is the study o f evil spirits. -r a Raatdanr* and addren Unknown. TOU ARE HEREBT NOTIFIED that aait far divorce baa been brought against you la th* Circuit Court, la and for faminal* Count). Florida, la Chancary. annual “J08IE MAE OIBBS, alio known ■a Jaal* Ms* Rakar, Ptalatiff, v. CHARLES GIBBS. Defendant", by •aid Jotl* Maa Ulbba, add you a** required lo fII* vour answer wl;n th* Clark o f tha abor* alylad Court and lo aarva a ropv thartof upon plalatlf f'a attorney, who,* nama aad addrtea ara hereinafter annexed lo this Notice, on or hefor.Vovember 32. A. D.. 1947, and If you fall to do eo, a Sacra* nrn confeeao will ha entered against ) mi for lb* relief demanded In tha com­ plaint Wit naps my hand xnd th* •aal of ,sld Court this 32nd day of Oetbber, A. D., 1117, at Sanford, yiorld*. O P. Herndon Clerk of Circuit Court By; Aria J. Lundqulat D. C. (SEAL) GEO. A. SPEER. JR Atlornev for Plslnllft P. O. Box l i f t Sanford. Florida ___ _ nOTICK TO H 1111)1 IT 91AT CO.YtER.Yl . r»u will taka notice the* a pubthl hearing will b* bald by th* Tow* council of lb* Town ot Alum onib bprlnsi, aamlaola County, Ftorldte In it* mailing room at th* T o w v Kail o f Aitamoat* bpringa, Florida* an th* 12th day of Noviinbar. 1341, a t 'l:t o P. M. .an Ih* rtc.atal of Ui* Hr*t lUptlat Churi.li ut AUamnnik Spring* and TV. Laurcac* Uwoftnrtt to bava a portion of tha nubtlo al­ ley haralaaftar dtacrlbad vacstad and nbsndoaad and to hat* tba Town to ranoaac* and dlirlalm any right o f ih* public and th* aald Tuwn o f Allamunt* Kprlnga In a*(l to the land lylnsr within aald po tf Uon o f aald publla alley; aald pory lion ot aald pu'ill* allay tiling dt*n trlhad aa follow*: All o f that portion o f tba' ' t r - f t tain unnamid allay In Rl-ek •R". Altamnnt* O m m ir-la l ! Cantor, according to plat (>>tr*- , « f rtcordtd In Flat Bask 4, , Pag* 31, Public Rtrorda o f , hc.ninolj f iintv. Fieri la. lying a h»tw**n th* Wettarly right e t • wsy line of Natrburypert Ava- • nua and tha Caat*rl- fight o f way Una ef Torait Avaau*. All In'araatad parti** mar apeaar and b* heard at tha tlm*aid plat* ahnva aiiorlfltd • DATED thta Blit day e f Oetobae, JAMES B. GUT ., * A llo t. itim ^ FOCJECM t i LUXE COMPANY, lOUISYlUf. N7.r DISTRIBUTED BY: NATIONAL DISTILLERS WpOfiSw W‘* MNTUChV EtfYCn BOU9BOMWHUMfY-K f*wf . -CONTAINS m CRAIN NOITKAL SJ'IWTS �CRACKIN' OOOO FIG BARS Quantity Righto Rinrvod Prlco. Oood Thru Saturday Octahf Mth OWL MONTI PINEAPPLE 46-oz GRAPEFRUIT Can BEST F IR I I I SPRY B A K U AND FRIES S O U TB T H E LA S T DRDI MAXWELL HOUSE ASTOR COFFEE VABVBN PAOKEB RION FU LL FLAVSR sm cm * s u c i o o r m a i v m y a l o w • CLING PEACHES « ... 23c FRESH PORK (NOT FROZEN) FRUITS mic. 35* FRUIT COCKTAIL M*.. 25c BARTLETT PEARS .«*.. 29* ASPARAGUS O’ OUT DELICIOUS TENDER SLICED BEETS PUMPKIN 2 GARDEN PEAS ^ 21* CONTDOUED QUALITY B EEF CHUCK R O A S T SHOULDER ROAST T BONE STEAK S I R L O I N STEAK RIB STEAKS R I B S OF BEEF VAC PAK CAN RIB OUT RIB Pork Roast M UO O US 5 1 -L A W i n JUICY H A IV IS I A M Y OARDIN SOO Can , OAROM IR IS H MAYOR 303 Jar Roast FI N U T QUALITY lA liY EAT-RTT1 H IA V Y TINOER BSIF FLAVOAFIA Lb PORK 39* FRUH PORK ROUND SON! TIN01R HOT CENTER CUT BABY BIEF CHOPS Lb. NECK[ BONES FEET 2 BACK BONES GROUND BEEF Lh. IRISH PORK Lbi. 69° 19* BRAINS 19* LIVER La. 29* Lh. 25* MEATY FRESH PORK d u ic io u s TEMPTINGLY TINDER SUNNYLAND HOT OR MILD 49« PK. 1 A M IT I CONTROLLED QU QUALITY Lb. LEAN 79* Lb ■vf SAUSAGE 39* 59* Lh. COPIIAND'S 39* Braunschweigar Lh. OEORGIA SMOKED LEAN MIATY SHORT Lb BACON 29 39 Lb «. i JU ICY S W iiT A C I HIOH PROZIN * Butter 6 9 c 0RflNGE JUICE * JAR CHEESE * COTTAGE CHEESE ub.*^29* LOAF CHEESE 2u.w 69* SUPfRBRANO BABY LIMAS 5 MEAT PIES DIXIE DARLINO DIXIANA GREEN BEANS *• DIXIANA B U C K EYE PEAS w — ---— w w •i 1 i PALMOLIVE 2 29c CASHMERE TOILET SOAP NEW SKIN BEAUTY NEW PINK BOUQUET 3 29c Ban cum.5 Bath B a n SWEETHEART 3 29c R*0- B a n PALMOLIVE 3 29c It g . B a n *1.l o c i 1 kjcu/ CW*|K l lAAllt ingJ Np 111VT SWEETHEART 2 25c Bath B a n | A1 IhJADV V ( Ai A 1 AIINIIVT l P| OCTAGON IQc Olant Bar Bath B a n LIQUID VEL 39c 69c 12*0t. S p e n d % RIO ^ BOUQUET 2 29c S 1 IW lU l NEW CROP FRISH PACKID VEL SOAP 23c Erg. Bar 1 lA Pkgs M IX 'EM » t vAOnMtKc Pkgs ( BEEF, CHICKEN or TURKEY POLE BEARS 2^ 39* PASCAL CELERY 2*> 29. SWEET POTATOES 5 - 45. ROME APPLES" 3 w JUMBO CRISP STALKS MCrtTON FROZEN SUPfRBRANO RAAIIIV DCAU 1T MAM DAN PRISH PANCY a s t o r fr o z e n KRAPTI m ORANGES 5 &29 e Cam 3 2 .0 s . 'W ! ADVANCED DETERGENT AD l a * . PK§. it h ilA D X /K in ilt * VEL * 33c 77< Lgt. H & p lg« FAB 33c 77c Ot. DOO FOOD FLAKES 2 19c NIVAL 2 R*b - Phg*. CLEANSER FABULOUS SUDS - 33c Ot. Mill 9 Vw WHITE *» ri»1 1 ‘ A-JAX 25c 35c 2 Rag. * V a lu e No. 1 C an. 27c TEENAGER OR REOULAJI 1 2 0 t. MODESS 1 43« t Box oI 13 S ta m p A f 1 ------------------------------- - . . . . , . . . . �_ Tm >.- »a . | -------iTy? — Foreign News Commentary MV* ____ far “Min* asto tha LoH; sxcollont thinan tbl« Ja knows la 'Me, hath dona r harder. ■y CHARLES H MeCAXX __ _______ i Adenauer also was afraid that V oted Pitas Staff President Tito of YecosUvU If he let Tito get away with It, may have blundered In recognis­ other countries might follow suit, ing the Eaat German puppet gov­ Including especially the Asian “ neutralists" and some Arab coun­ ernment. tries. In recognising a regime-which Adenauer’ s breach of relations owes Its continued existence sole­ ly to a Soviet Russian army of certainly seemed to make It Ukaly occupation, Tito deliberately af­ that these countries would think carefully before they fsllovred fronted West Germany * He helped Russia and indirectly Tito's tsample. West Germany is tbt most pros­ helped Communist Poland, which tit tha aarth " Of World In Roalm! One# upon a tim e thaw waa a minnow minutes spent in contemplation o f the true that learned to squirt • drop o f ,water into vastness o f space. The distances involved the air from the surface o f his pond. Having aw quite literally beyond the grasp o f a accomplished this, he swam around boasting mind to think in terms o f light years. A that he had penetrated the heavens. The light year is the distance traversed in the other minnows ■agreed this was indeed a course o f a year at the speed o f light, which momentous achievement. “ Minnow,” they is somewhat m ow than 18G,000-miles per said wisely to one another, "has conquered second. And some stars are unnumbered light years away from the earth. Even our outer sk y !” familiar sun is about 93 million miles away. -T h e conquest o f outer space” is a fine, The nearest planet, Venus, never gets closer resounding phrase that tripe lightly from to us than about 25 million miles. many tongues these days. But while we are The vaulting ambitions o f humanity need oh-lng and ah-lng, it might not be a bad idea to keep in mind that man, at this stage not be sold short. Indeed, man seems quite o f the game, is not much closer to the con* likely to wach the moon within the life quest o f outer space than the talented min* span o f those now living. He may reach now was to the conquest o f the sky. This Venus—o r even Mars, a m ew \0 million Is not said by way o f minimixing the feat o f miles farther. But even then the conquest o f By CECIL A. Tt/CKKB, II hurling rockets hundreds o f miles beyond space, so-called, would scarcely have begun. Hhe stratosphere. It is just that a little Spaee, as far as we know, is limitless. Among Seventy-five thousand splsth the stars, earth Is like a grain o f sand on pine aesdllafi have been allotted humility seems not amiss. a vast show. by a large pulpwood corporation as a few NVthlng so fosters humility perous country ntry ia Europe, tti ll trade and itsisb ability to grant trade credits to needy countries are Im­ portant. However, alowly it ia rearming, West Germany d i e Is potentially the most powerful country »« Eur­ ope outside of Russia. Tito la a smart nun. It remains to be seen, however, whether in recognirlng Eaat Germany he hurt Adenauer more than he did him­ self. now occupies n / w »s » « « w ilw of Carman territory and wants to kaap It for good. Tito also, by recognizing the WESTERN TURKEY (FHTNC/ ty Jr., ion of Mr. and Mre. W. puppet regime as a legitimate gov­ ernment, dealt a blow to the hope — Marine Lt. CoL Leslie T. Bryan! Petty Sr. of MS W . Eighth St., Jr., son o f Mr. snd Mrs. L. T. i Sanford, serving on the staff of of reunifying Germany. Just what T llo'f motive waa re­ Bryan of Altamonte Springs, and Commander Carrier Division Six, mains uncertain. One • thing la husband o f the former Miss Eliza- took part In North Atlantic Treaty Organization exercises in Europe sure, however — he did It in what beth Gautier o f Orlando took part ean waters during the latter part __________________________la "Operation Deepwater", a he______ thought waa his own Interest. West German Chancellor Eon- North Atlantic Treaty Organlsa- of September. M on than 200 veaaala, with at­ rad Adenauer’ s retort to Tito’ s ac tion amphibious exercise during tached air support, from NATO tion waa to break o ff diplomatic Sept. 29 • a , in the Saras Gulf area of Western Turkey. lcountriea took part In the operarelations with Yugoslavia. Approximately 1,000 Marines of tlona, marking the first time since Relations Broken In doing this, Adenauer made Fleet Marine Force, Atlantic, or- 1$32 that force* nndar NATO have# good hla threat, whleh ha had ganixed ae the 4th Provisional beta engaged ia large-scale commade known to the world, that ha Marine Air-Ground Task F orce,; blued fleet maneuver*, Air a a i aahmarine opposition. would break relations with any made the assault landing. The operation was designed t o ; anti-submarine warfare, aircraft government that recognized the exercise the military defensive ca- carrier operation#, simulated use East German!. avsry year for reforestation and But It It evident that Tito did pabilitles o f the NATO amphibious' of guided missiles and atomic wea1pons la offensive action, plus an Si insurance for themselves that not expect Adenauer to make good fnrees they will have an adequate supply his threat. This hai been shown V S. ATLANTIC FLEET (FII- amphibious asaault landing were of pulpwood In years to come. clearly by tha pained surprise TNC) — Marin# Pfc. Willie D. Pet- I Included tn the exercises. Some weeks ago an announcement with which bis action was re­ waa made by this office that those ceived in Belgrade, Tito's capital. seedlings ware on a matching baa Now Tito seems to be worried Is. This matching policy has been about the future of Yugoslavia*! eliminated according to. the latest trade with West Germany and the Information, and the seedlings are substantial trade credits which distributed free of charge. Any­ have gone with lt. West Germanone Interested In recalving any of Yugoslav trade totalled $96 million thaio seedlings should contact the in 1936. He la worried also whe­ County Agricultural Agent’ s office ther West Germany will annul the In the Court House, phone FA2- agreement under which It con­ 3233. tracted to pay Yugoslavia $72 mil­ While wa're on the subject of lion for damages that country suf­ trees, we might add that It will fered in World War II. Incidentally, )t was reported soon be time to transplant trees if you are planning to move a from Washington Immediately a f­ tree around your borne. Most Flor­ ter Tito's recognition of East Ger­ ida trees can be moved most suc­ many that Secretary of state John cessfully In the late fall and win­ Foster tsillcs Intended to make a ter month* when they are the reappraisal of his policy of grant­ most dormant. To aid In tram- ing aid to Tito. Some Question Move planting, tome of the older bran­ There aro soma In West Ger­ ches should be removed as well as pruning some branches back many who question Adenauer's de­ to the amaller side branches. This cision to break relations. But It will maintain the shape of th e , Is hard to see how he eofld have, piani. Du not clip or “ hcadhack” 1avoided it. tha plant, as this may increase I The position o f the Wert G er-' wind damage (o the plant later.. man government la that any court- j if the plant la thinned as descrlb- try which recognizes the East Gerinauukki ed the top can be reduced In pro- man regime la recognizing the ax“ GENTLEMEN o f the Jury — may I have your portion to tha root system and ijtenca o f two German govern-' attention!” still maintain its shape. |ments and thus making unification News Of Men In Service Agriculture News Plan To Consider One does not have to be an expert in either agriculture o r economics to realize that the row most. American farmers are hoeing continues to be weedy. The fanner Is still caught in the squeeze between the prices that he can get fo r his products and the priee o f the things he needs to keep going. There is a wide gap between farm prices and consumer food prices. Just ask any fan n er around Sanford who ‘ ‘used to” operate a farm and attempt to make a profit. These facta keep up a steady pwssure on Congress to do something more for the farmer, to give him a greater share in the prosperity which most Americans are en* joying. Widespwad recognition o f the farm­ er's plight also increases the chances that unwise remedies will be tried in an effort to solve farm problems. Secretary o f Agricultum Benson w ccntly commented on what he considers to be a proposal in this category'. This is the direct* payment plan, o f which a new study has been made by the Department o f Agriculture, Under this plan, the prices of basic farm commodities would be permitted to rise and fall In the market, and whenever prices fell below support lovels the government would make up the difference. The secretary o f agriculture believes that full-scale operation o f such a plan would cost the government about bovcti billion dollnrs annually. He thinks that It would greatly increase farm production: this in turn would Increase the already disturbing problem o f surplus disposal. Benson also The Sanford Herald **L,r* i V etas. »*<«•* n .t.w * it . ISIS *t # l« rl 4s, w S u | h , A rt •r C (> n m Nf Narah S 1ST* lh # fumt o n , , s f I s s t i r i r K 8 .* H S £ « rahllshaa w V I Jl1- * “ *»••« Her. n V K ii T S I , C t i s i m n SiwoNolfl S tr a ta * ta r . *** A I v r v l l i l i , M a n e s .* O ta tra l •« * !* * * B a als A t l a s i s , fle a ,a l a B its . H aU r a i - a a t S a la r S e * S a a S a r a n t rh s la ia s a a . I S I s N s v or— <law C h r l a f a * . Page 4 - Wednesday, October 23, 1957" IMPORTANT FIND CAHIO sa— Scientists today re­ ported an Important new archae­ ologies! find In tho discovery rff ancient tombs near Tura El Asmant dating back 3,000 years to the first Egyptian dynasty. They isld its historical Importance was Wisely! points out that, under such a plan the farm­ er would be increasingly dependent on the federal government. Benson's views need not be taken as gos­ pel. Some farm economists strongly disagree with his beliefs. But no responsible citizen should fail to. consider what Benson and other Informed men have to say about this direct-payment plan. It’s implications for the national economy are tremendous. They affect not only farmers, but all consumers. However, we must also take into considera­ tion the plan that might be suggested for raising the seven billion dollars. Most tax payers and members o f both the Senate and Legislature want the tax cut— but with a load such as this one an additional burden would be added. And another question we would like to ask Mr. Benson— does he include Florida in his plan or is he selfishly corrnling the wheat and corn growers along with those who grow potatoes. Thero’s much to be considered when the government places the farmer under direct control and supervision o f its mnchlne! • • • Seventy’s Not Old! When President Eisenhower celebrated his 67th birthday, there was a lot o f com­ ment on the fact that when he leaves office in January, 1961, he will bo the oldest man ever to have occupied the White House. This has a certain historical interest, but it Is o f relative little importance. By thia we mean that the biblical three score and ten is considered less advanced along the road to old age than it was even as little as half eei^ury ago. The reaaon for this ia that medical science hns greatly ex­ tended the average life span. So much has been learned about prolonging good health that many who reach 70 can anticipate pleasant years which would have been rare thing two generations, say, in the past. A mnn o f 67 ia still rather young by modem standards, and Ike ia young for 67. Pans the pills, please I that the tombs were built of lime­ stone, an architectural feat prevloulsy believed to have been first accomplished In the second dy­ nasty. All previous first dynasty remains have been made with mud and bricks. to be given, free o f charge, to farmers In Seminole County for reforestation purposes. This con­ cern, the Container Corporation of America, has set up this plan of free distribution to farmers in the Central Florida area In an effort to Increase pulpwood and forest products In this area. No “ strings” are attached except an agreement that the farmer will plant the trees according to the recommen­ dations for the best forestry man­ agement. A number of pulpwood concerns In America give away millions o f' slash pine seedlings Push-Button Grocery Counter Bag-Filler-Upper WASHINGTON tl* — Here’ s • garizrt to -mcork the bottleneck at the supermarket cash register. It’s a push-button grocery-counter beg-filler-upepr. Its promoters claim the Mecha­ nical bagger can save ona third o f the lime now required to check out and load up a grocery order. This not only savas the ahopper’ * time, but enables each chec­ ker to handle more order*, they aald. The automatic counter has a eonvpyer belt with a rectangular bin at the cn l and a compartment beyond that holding empty sacks. The checker picks up each graeery Item from tha conveyer, rings up the priee and drop# It into the bin. When tha bln Is full, the checker pushes a button. In one operation a sack lying on Ita side (/pens automatically, the food slides In, the sack flips up snd moves onto • rack, ready for the shopper to pick it up. The mechanical bagger can fill small, medium or large lacks. The checker presses another button to get the proper site for each order before starting the loading mecha­ nism. The new gadget It being dis­ played by lh* Union Bag-Camp i’ apcr Corp. at tha National Asso­ ciation of Food Chains conven­ tion. It it now being tried out at some chain stores in Cincinnati and Bathesda, Md. N ew est editions o f the “B ig W h e e l” In trucks with NEWHUSTLE! NEWMUSCLE! NEWSTYLE! Nsw M m 21 CENTRAL FLORIDA Q U IC I FRERZI AND STORAGE CO. L OWHOLESALE C K E R AND P LRETAIL ANT 401 West Thirteenth Street Phone FA 2-5831 THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE TIIUK3 - FRI. - SAT. ONLY TWO HOMES LEFT! FLA. GRADE A— DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS Large ■■ 0k m Doz. 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It packs 230 h.p., and its radical new Wcdge-Hcad design assures peak efficiency even with regular grade gasoline. S ee them At y o u r d ealer's nowi 63c PORK 49c CHOPS 65c END Center lb. lb. C H EV R O LET 1 Only franehittj Ckerrolei denim Juplsy tUt Jammit trademark See Your Local Authorized Chevrolet Dealer J I �;v * ' *, V - MSSV -\ w r ic ? a r y , - \ * $ rOfntvi -TF/isFotfetK i The Sanford Herald— Page 5 At Dorcas Circle Meeting Monday Woman’s Page r New Arrivals Conmng The News ■7 VIRGINIA CONN. ledfty Mils* Have been filled In on the VAH-T Bill Crawford. The Dorcas Class of th* First hobo party held Fridey night. Since Bill (Vision wa* awey m Baptist Church held it’ s monthly This affair was long on the drawl­ th* Saratoga, and Flora In 4 * meeting Monday nlcht at the home f ing boards and from all reporft hospital, her birthday would have of Mrs. G. A. Harris, 1108 W. [ it was worth it. Spur of the mom­ ■First St., with Mrs. Joe Routh ■ ent things are fun, but careful been a thing o f bloom except fat and Mrs. T. J. Efird a* co-hostsome kind friend*. The faupli*! planning ran b« more so. esses. Guests were greeted by a sign baked a cake for her, and then The meeting was opened with (King Hodges donation) over the Betty Haxlett arrived with another, a prayer hv Mrs. Clyde Humph­ a*r*i-rl<ow rarport*. Thl* *11 the brautlfhS? d e fe rre d . rey. Mr*. M. T. Haynes presided "private party" thing I mentioned i Durirg visiting hours Sunday, a over tile business «es«lon. it was | last r.!gM. The -irty — Jt£.'lf was' Welcomed to Sanford recently parade of VAH-9 wive* dropped decided to have the Elder Springs held in Loris’ patio, svhere eampwere Mr. and Mr*. H. K. Fuller, in to wish Flora a happy birth­ Baptist Church as the main pro-1 . I fire* burned merrily. This was the ..ti. k ,v . mm* from Pnrntl* f'hrl«day. Included were Betty Hazlett, jeet for the coming year. i j hobo jungle, complete with clothe* tl. Tex. They arc living on AlsgSkip Horrcil, Jean Fowler, Mary New officer* installed by Mrs. hung on trees, empty can*, signs, nolla Avc. with their two Rlrli Nelson, Alarcia Cousins, Tent Wa­ Humphrey were: president, Mrs. 1' and the Inevitable "garden 20 mo. and month*’. Mr. Fuller ters, Shirley R on , Leta Peterson, M. T. Haynes: first vice presi­ house", made from an old ward­ Alary Mahoney. Sue Kennedy, and i, an AEM 3 In the Navy. The dent. Mrs. Wade Singletary: sec­ robe carton. family attend* the First Baptist Mrs. Violet Wigton, BUI mother, ond vice president, Mrs. E. C. j | The King of the hoboet was the Campbell: third vice president, Church Work is growing In the High star of a skit entitled “ A ITobo'i Mr. and Mr*. Paul A. Parks Mr*. Stewart Gatchel: secretary. Fever FolVf«, Betty McCracken Dream". This was properly reare living on Myrtle Avc. The Sirs. R. A. Cohen; assistant teerr" BABY GIRL A N D E R S O N . I ceived by the audience. Encour- has a problem on her hand*, aa Park* are from Portland. M«. and tary, Mrs. H. H. Fortner; trea­ daughter of Mr. and Mr*. |aged by the applause the King pro- head of the make-up committee. are Episcopalians. Mr. Parka la surer, Mrs. G. A. Harris; devo­ Thoma* Anderson, Sanford, due*d his band, and as he beat She would like to contact any with the United Lumber Co. tional chairman, Mr* R. J. Sch­ Dor* Ort. 16. his drum, he led Fete Simpson beauty operators who would Uka Mr. and Mrs. Chejter Oxford midt; courtesy chairman, Mrs. (Photo by Bergstrom) (guitar) and Tim Yount (accord!- to help make up the east—or at and their three children arc liv­ PLEDGES OF GAMMA LAMBDA CHAPTER of Beta Sigma PM as they participate la the ritual Curtla Lavender; hospitality chair­ an) through Grove Manor, sere­ least fix their hair. All equipment ing on Weit Nineteenth St. They held at the home of Mrs. Harry Tooke on Seminole Bird. Monday night man, Mrs. W. 1. Crabtree; histo­ nading residents. Back In the jun­ will be furnished. Th* knowhow have come to Sanford from Penia- M n . Robert llarvey, Mis* Connie Ludwig, Mrs. Claude Michael, Mr*. Glenn McCall, Mr*. Mailer rian. Mrs. Ned Moos*; publicity gle, they played for dancing and is th* thing ihe is looking far. cola, Fla. Mr. Oxford i.« an HMC Cook, Mis* Joan Wright, Mis* Janice Reel, MUa Gloria Scbuemann, Mr*. Morrl* Metis. chairman, Mrs. John Cullum; and Any Interested operatora may singing around the campfires. (Bergstrom Photo By GoeU) in the Navy. The Oxford* and class advisor, M n. W. D. Gardi­ Attending this unique affair—In rail Betty at FA l-467g. Beat time their girl 12. and boys, 9 and 8, ner. full costume, were Marvin and is after six. This would be a attend the Baptist Church. Group leader* are Mrs. Curtla 1 Elaine Bass, Rita Bauer, Dale much appreciated way in wMeh BMC and Mrs. C. J. Portcnlng lavender, Mrs. H. H. Fortner, Booher and rucst (Dale won a our beauticians could help ia the have bought a home on Yale Ave. Mrs. Ned Moose. Mrs. R. T. King, prize for the best costume; natu­ hoipital cause. They are from Williamsburg. Va., Mrs. John Cullum, Mrs. Jo* We really rolled out the red rally, he’s a bachelor), Arlene and have one girl 1. The family Routh. Mrs. T. J. Efird and Mr*. | and Harry Bryant, Jeanette and carpet for Jackie Crawford leak is Catholic. Mr. Portening la with W. Tripp. Bill Culpepper, Katie Cummins, night, at th* Sanford Womaa’a the Navy. Refreshments were served by Kenny Enny, Doris Francisco, Golf Association board meeting. Living on We»t Fifth St. are the hostesses to the following Ruth and King Hodges, Ann and As she entered (bare-footed, be­ Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Duggan from members: Mrs. Stewart Gatchel, Pledge Ritual night was held. Pledge* are Mrs. Robert Harvey, Bill llosey, Pat and Bob Knight cause Crcla Higginbotham la auch Pensacola, Fla. The Duggans have Mra, John Cullum, Mrs. M. T. and Monty Ulleboe, Alice and a good housekeeper and doesn’t two boys 10 and 9, and attend Monday night by the Gamma Lam-1 Miss Connie Ludwig, Mrs. Claude Haynes, Mrs. J. B. Phillips. Mr*. bda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at Michael, Mrs. Walter Cook, Miss Raph Mattua, Thelma McMurray, want her ruga muddled,) ah* wak* the Catholic Church. Mr. Duggan Curtis Lavender, Mrs. R. A. Co­ the home of Harry Tooke on Joan Wright, Miss Janlee Reel, Jane and Dan Milner, Ed Nau, ed across a red velvet carpet. is a CYN in the Navy. hen. Paula and Bill Pippin, Jane and Board members—eleven of them, C. W. O. and Mrs. R. A. John­ Seminole Blvd. The hostess w a s, Mrs. Morris Melts and Mill Mrs. Clyde Humphrey, Mrs. Ned Neil Pruden, Gil Rankin, Joyce portrayed thcmselvee before her son have bought a home on Shan­ Mrs. Francis Stcnrtrom. Miss Gloria Shuenemann. Moo«e, Mrs. G. A. Harris, Mrs. nnd Jerry Robert*, Pete Simpson, as they chanted "Hail, queen wf Jeanette Wolfer was co-hostess, i \ social was enjoyed after the non Drive. The Johnson* are from O. I*. Wade, Mrs. C. C Hannar, Sally mid Howie Wclgle, Shirley aces." The president. Mrs. Herbert meeting. Delicious refreshments Two members were added lo the Mrs. C. W. Ergle, Mrs. W. W. Elizabeth City, N. C. They have and Jack Youngblade and Tim This o f eourte was brought m two boys, 16 and 12, and a girl Stcnstrom. called the meeting to were served from a lac* covered Casselberry Woman's Club roster Horne and Mrs. Sam Allred. and Connie Yount, and Helen and by Jackie'* recent hole-ln-one ea 10, and attend the Methodist order The minutes were read by table with aitver and crystal ap- at Its social meeting Wednesday BABY GIRL MAY, daughter of the golr course. She seemed pro­ Mrs. Ralph Cowan Jr., Treasurers oointment*. The table was center­ night. They are Mr*. John Zim­ Church. .Mr. and Mr*. Joseph E. .May, perly astounded. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hsmond have report was given by Mrs. Lolyd ed with a beautiful arrangement of mer and Mrs. Bertha Moulson. Ranfnrd. Rons Ort. 19. yellow crysanthcmumi and rosea. Twenty-five members and four­ come to Sanford from Corinth, Swain. (Photo by llergatrom) Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Reaves of Ky.. where they used to own a The United Fund Drive was dis­ Other creations of yellow flowers teen guests attended. Mrs. Jo­ grocery and hardware store. They cussed. The chapter is helping col­ and croton leaves were placed seph I. Laird, president, presided. Sanford announce the birih of a throughout the room. Coffee and doughnut* were serv­ boy Oct. 21 In the Seminole Me­ sold It to eome to Florida and lect. Attending, beside* the pledges, ed by hostesses Mrs. Lytic Swope morial Hospital. The hay weighed are living in their own trailer Plans for a spring dance were at the Park Ave. Trailer Park. made, and chairmen elected. On were Miss Betty Btlhelmer, Mrs. and Mrs. Gordon Dillon. The deco- 8 lbs., 11 or., and ha* been named Rustle fabrics for daytime Ralph Betts, Mrs. Dan Batten Jr., ration* were in Halloween mottff Robert Lance. Mrs. Reaves I* the The Hammonds are members of the committee are Mrs. Vermcllc sumptuoui ones for craning are The club holds its regular bust former nobie Jean 0»Uoway. the Plnccrest Baptist Church. Mrs. Duval Hunter, Mrs. Vermcllc NEW YORK (m— Queen Eliza rye catcher* for fall, aayi Myrtle Peterson, Mrs. Gordon Frederick Another new Navy family wel­ Peterson, Mrs. Francis Stenstrom, ness session on the first Wednes­ Proud grandparents are Mr. and beth II averaged close to three Wilson, H o m e and Mrs. Italph Cowan Jr. Demonatratiee Mrs. J. Q. (Slim) Galloway. day of each month and a monthly comed to Sanford is that of Mr. Mrs. Gordon Frederick, Mrs. Her­ changes of costume* a day In her Agent. Mrs. W. (!. Fleming gave a bert Stcnstrom, Mrs. Willie Mae social meeting on the third Wed­ and Mrs. C. M. Nickclson who have visit to the United States and The rough touch Is especially bought a home on Park Court. short talk on the High Fever Prckosch, Mrs. Lloyd Swain, Mrs. nesday. Both meetings are at 6 Canada. By comparison, husband emphasized In Shetlanda and wool* The Niekeisons have three boys Follies, and urged Ihe chapter to Robert Cushing, Mrs. Ralph Co­ p. m. Philip brought a sparse wardrobe. with the addition o f reindeer hair, The group was entertained by 10, 8 and 3. They are from Daven­ participate. wan Jr., Mrs. Alfred Greene, Mr*. H* even showed up twice In the It was decided that Beta Sigma K. C, Harper, Mrs Malcolm Lodge The Square Dancer*, one o f Cen­ which come bi plain, check, *r port, Iowa, and attend the Luthe­ same necktie. Phi would continue to help its and Mrs. Nancy Martin. black—and color herringbone s tral Florida'* outstanding square ran Chureh, Ther* were no "rep ea l!" for FRIDAY ■Ion. Also intereating are heavy* ADI and Mrs. T. V. Hughes adopted needy family with gifts Also Mrs. Dan Batten Sr., Mri. dance sets. The set is composed the queen, who wore 27 costume* Dinner and costume Halloweenjj, ntibbed tweed*, mixing two *r solved the hnuiing problem by of food, clothing and toy*. Plans W. G. Fleming and Mrs. Philip of Messrs; Junin* J. Allen, George In her 10 day visit — most of three color*, such a* white with cW m V V ln cV 'fh iglcy'an d T a m es' ^ J»Q 5 buying a trailer. They are living were made for a Christmas so­ Bach. them designs of her favorite dress- beige or with black and 1h>' lho Officer's Wives Club. Cock-1 T at the Park Ave. Trailer Park cial, to which the Exemplar chap­ The next meeting will be held Useless j | makers, Norman Hartnell and A community tea to be held tail* from 5^ P r i z e ^ a n d dance 1 brown. Itlack with gray and 1 with their two girls 8W and 7. Mr. ter and their husbands would be November 3 at the homo of Mra Hardy Amies. apppeara for an open-wear# tweed Hughes Is In the Navy. The family invited. Ralph Cowan Jr. Mra. Sue Bat- November 10, from 3 to 5 p. m , The total Included eight fullU k r Monroe Halloween Carni­ Mrs. Philip K. Bach was install­ terson will bo co-hoitcss. with loose hand-loomed aipeet. to welcome newcomers, wa* plan' attended the Methodist Church, length formal gowns, pjus the Black alto looks good with farm*? ned Wednesday night. Commit val at the school. and cama to Sanford from Pensa- ed as the new director. Mrs. W. fabulously J e w e II c l coronation The Norman DcVcre Howard i G. Fleming, who is now in the Ex­ green In light, lootely woven fab­ tee* an<l hostesses will be annuunccola. gown in whito satin which sho Chapter of the U. D. C. will hold 1 cd later. ric made of Shetland yarn*. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Dahling emplar Chapter, was presented a meeting at 3:00 P. M. with Mrs. BABY n oY BALSBAUGII, wm wor* for the opening o f the Ca­ have come to Sanford from Rhine­ with a gift for her work as direct­ Tweed* -rid bosket w-avei with nadian Parliament O c t .'ll . F. E. Roumillat. or in the past. of Mr. and Mr*. Karl llatsbaugh, lander, Wit. They have bought a Iowe •tn»p! • treatment* recalling Cmdr. Richard Colville, the "Evening of Fun” , sponsored by Sanford, Horn Ort. 19. trailer and are living In the Park Mrs. Dan Batten Sr. will iiibstiknitted tricot-like effect! continue the Friendship League of the Con­ (Photo by Hergslrom) Queen's presa officer, said getting as Ave. Trailer Tark. Mr. Dahling lute for Mrs. Joe Corley - 1th* royil couple’* clothes to the (heir career In plaint at well M gregational Christian Chureh. Fel­ sistant director during Mrs. Cor is an Airman in the Navy. Mrs. SLAVIA—Prepartlon* are being right place at the right time was Mg checked patterns. lowship Hall at 2tth and Park Dahling Is employed in the office ley's leave of absence. made for the annual P-TA spon­ Mohair and ca*hmere appear In a breeze. All of it went along hy The pledge ritual was held and Osteen. A Halloween Carnival 7:30 p. ni. Admission 75c, includes of Perfection Dairies. They are sored Halloween Party o f St. plane from Ottawa, then In Wash­ successful fabrics. Cashmere Jer­ refreshments, will be heht at Osteen School Fri­ the new nu mber > indoctrinated in­ Methodists. Luke's Christian Day School to he ington. None of it had been shipp­ seys with printed paisley patterns VAII-9 cocktail party and buffet Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Courtney to the Gamma Lambda Chapter. held at the school on Friday Ihe day evening, October 25. at 6:00 ed ahead, with the exception of are u-ed for blousei. Cashmera at the it. (). Q.. 6:30 p. m. P. M. Sr. with their fifteen year old 25th at 7 p. m. Movies and other what she wore in Williamsburg. with wool, silk or Orion nukes The Ganiinn Omega Chapter of A aupper will not ho served Jr. sre living on West Nineteenth entertainment will take place fol­ Va. soft and lovely wool velour* for Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority will this year, but hamburger*, hotdaughter. The Courtneys are from lowed by the costume parade. A f­ A few clothe* were shipped coating. Crepes and all wool and hold a bake sale starting at 9 dogs, pie, cake, doughnuts, ice Palmetto, Fla., and attend the ter the parade the pupils and par­ there separately because "it didn't! coachman type broadcloth* cream, coffee and cold drinks will a. m. In the downtown area. Cakes, Presbyterian Church. Mr. Court­ ent* will participate in various maku sense t„ haul everything in ln supple wool and tlBc combina­ pie*, brownies, cookies and candy b* sold. ney is employed as a farmer by game*. tions will he seen. for • one-day stop. A costume contest will start will be offered. Chase and Co. Refreshment* will he »orved. Most of the queen'* clothes were Chiffon* and satins, supple or Mr. and Mrs. T. Lewis from Florida gardeners who plant a Mr*. Stephen Miklcr Is in charge promptly at 6:00 p m. Prizes will packed in ordinary luggage, with stiff, will continue to appear. Owensboro, Ken., are living on few annual* now wilt have color of the committee, assisted by the be given to a pre-school contest­ tho exception of the formal gown*. Winter 1937-1958 brings back West Nlnctcnth St. Mr. I »wls Is indoors and outdoor* during the Mcxdamc* Vincent Brecht, Jim ant, and contestants in first, sec­ Each of these was packed In a faille and give a bigger place to | a retired Master Sgt. in the U. cool winter months, *ays J. N. Colbert, Harold Rathrlck, Dave ond and third grades. separate trunk nearly six feet long moire than it hat for several sea* The booths will Include a fish S. Army. They have two boys, Joiner, assistant ornamental hor­ Earle, Arthur Gouldi, Robert Lee. —enough length to enfold the "o c ­ sons. Ribs are shown ln grosgrtla 12 and 4. and a girl II. The family ticulturist with the University of Fred .McCall, Arthur Metcalf, pond, white elephant table, string Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Horton Sr. casion" gowns without any entitl­ and ottoman*, widely-spaced In Um puli booth, food barrel and horse­ is Baptjst. Florida College of Agriculture. Charlea Fendarvls, Seth Rook, and Air. and Airs. J. L. Horton ing. latter. Mr. and Mri. D. If. Whitmore Annuals adapted for fall plant­ Tom Stltes, Wm. Usery, Arthur back riding. In charge of food Jr., and son Jimmy, hav* returned Philip, a natty dresser who looks be Mra. John Helm* Mrs. have moved into their homo on ing include delphinium, larkspur, Ahlgreen, Wm. Ifeln, Alford Jac­ will This I* a big season for velvet. „ „ . .. . |from Gainesville, where they spent more like Aladison Avenue than Laurel Ave., after coming to San clcoma and hollyhock among the obson and Mr*. Natali Rradford. Sam Brooke. Mr*. Nolan Osteen, I y , , wcekend at the University of The range of rich evening fabrics Bond Street, utually wore dark ford from DcLard. Mr. Whitmore tall ones; petunias, calendulas, (r*. Duk Jonc* Mrs Mary j Florid* for homecoming. is big and could make ■ whole grey or navy buiineii suits—douI Moore, and Airs. Robert Williams.' Mrs Ha|ph Sr. |penl is going into real estate. His wife ageratum, dtdicus, gypsolphila, chapter, from the raatelasses in blo-breasted. His one "civilian" is School Food Service Director of iinarla and carnations of medium . rs. Frank George is miking t|,c wcrkPni| |„ Gainesville with RADY HOY liOGKAJLS, son of bright color* tuch as rsd to the list was a snap hrini grown felt. Seminole County. They have a girl height; and verbena, phlox and p|ve 0f Sanford's Girl Scout poster*. Junior Vrtno will have |ler ajji.jp law and daughter, Air. Mr. and Mr*. Grnrgr llograjl*, most sumptuous lames and bre* On a few occasions, out came the 12 and a boy 11. cades. dwarf nasturtiums, the low grow- ( |caj f r i anj lll(.ir families. Includ­ his horse available for rides and Mr*. Johnny Rivers. They at- Sanford. Born Ort. 19. military uniforms. (Photo hy Hrrgslrnm) Chairmen for the booths arri I tpm,ed homecoming at the Uni , ing kind, says Myrtic Wilson,! jng husbands nnd children, spent Home Demonstration Agent. Plant last weekend camping out at fi*h pond, Mrs. Robert flirt, string v e r s ( t y „f Florida, where Johnny breeders arc now working on dwarf Camp Tiroehee Making the ex­ pull, Mrs. Marvin Rigg*. sslillo |$ a Junior this year petunia* and snapdragons which pedition were Louis and Atarge elephant table. Airs. J. S. Trierhold much promise for Florida ifoop. Doc and Betts Linker, Jim son, tickets. Air*. P. T. Piety, decorations, Alra. .Margaret H.dnn, ROME, Ga. V — Seventy top gardeners put TtSllD and Lit Rurklrr, Don and Jane T officials of the Daughters of the The annuals listed arc only a Flrtehir, and Harold and .Marie food harrel, Airs. Curtis Vincent, ire cream, Mr*. Frank American Revolution toured the few o f the many which can be Mitchell. It was a fine npportunl. , ... . ,, ,, famed Berry Schools here Monday. planted In the fall. Actually there ly to put Into rrartlr. the know- f ° 'd drl? k' (',«r*ld SHOtS fOUj'aOTS )irSOYS AND <31*16 The delegation, headed by DAR are nearly 10O that will d0 well ledge gained from th* Camping |Judge* for (ha costume* wl" "‘l General President Sirs. Frederic ____ ___________ now. Others Include ______ balsam,t ___ cal Training Course which the.e girls ' E: P“ er,on- **• T and The Wilson school In Taola U A. Grover* 'o f Cape Girardeau, liopsix, candytuft, dahlia, pansies. attended recently. h iving a P. T. A. sponaored Hal­ trank GforK<SHOES FOR BUYS a GlRLf. Alo., is visiting schools approved poppy and sweet peas. loween carnival Friday, October Last Thursday the girl* of Brow­ and aided by the organization. 25, at 5:30 P. M. The proceed* Joiner recommends starting nie Troop 299’ of the AH Soul* will be used to purchase a drink­ The schcwl was one of the first i small-seeded annuals in pots or School fourth grade appeared on tn receive aid from the DAR, ac­ small wooden flat* and transplant Uncle Walt's television *hnw from ing fountain. Many booth* with cording to Air*. Groves, after Ing to the outdoor bed* when the WDBO TV in Orlando. Their lead­ game* and food will be availabla Poll-Parrot* Inner Feature* CHURCH CALENDAR founder Martha Berry made a re­ seedling* for fun and food. There will also reach a reasonable ers Atr*. Hilton and Airs. Rogero, Supper Alceting. are *n Imourtant for your quest in 1904. The institution was height. b« a movie. appeared .with,, them and told .WEDNESDAY opened as a boarding school for rhild's comfort and protection. The outdoor beds should be in . . .. u VlT h” '1Ifr|aft ',r0gram, , on ! 3:30 P.M. _ Girl Seoul Troop girls with encouragement from an area where the plants will re­ Ileraus* Poll-Parrots are Pre' u t c T r l *ru r 0T.,in,i No- 1,9 ~ Youth Building. Daniel Defoe, creator of "RobPresident Theodore Roosevelt and ceive at least five hours of full Trvtrrf, f xtraordinary ilraln f rJ * -'Jl Souls Chureh Festival B:0() p y — Senior High F«l inacn Cruioe," write *om* 30 a number o f organizations. sunlight per day. which is neces­ and wear are revealed and at in . o emtier. ilowahip supper. hooks in th# last fouf years of sary for full color development. Q‘ rl Troop; 6 l0 V M. - Youth Choir Re- hi* life. these vital point* are re inHe suggests that the beds have 243 underMhe^ leadership of Atarge : hcarsal forrrd! Poll-Parrot- have snugly a green background to make the Hoop anil Mari# Mitchell are hav7:30 „ „ - . ... . _ , lilting counter* and age cornflower colors more vivid. ing a troop birthday party at j— t, ' * Let u.4 finance your purforming heel*, to prtvant slip­ Preparation of the bed* should which they will als0 eelehrale the 7 „ v 1 n,* . cha-ie of a car with a lowping and rubbing which may Include addition of organic matter i birthday of Julia Lowe. Their — Blble interact bank loan. Our Wednesday Oct. 23— auch as gras* clippings com post1gueita for the occasion are the! ,.,A „ w ... . , „ • Scrap Iron cause torrnr**. Poll-Parrot Prayer .Meeting will be held at or animal manure*. Add to it five! girls of Troop 310 led by Virginia •h convenient installment plan , '* * ~~ t' naDCN c,VHr “ * shoe* not only havF these inner • Hr;u*n • Copper the First Baptist Church at 7:30 pounds of superphosphate per 100| Allen and Betty Places make* it easy on your i ' feature* which are so Import­ P.AI. and at 8:15 t)ie Sunday square feet of bed area. • llatterie* • Radiator* budget. See u* before you School Cabinet mceta. ant, they have style, good After the seedlings are establish- : buy I s • Junk Care Thursday Oct. 2t— wearing qualities and perfe.i cd apply a complete fertilizer such For • Junk Trucks At 10:00 A M. th# BaptUt W.M.- as t e e at the rat* o f three fit AVe take pride in fitting Service FA 3-2021 U. Fall Rally will be held at Os­ pounds per 100 square feet. Freq­ children'* shoe* correctly! Call— teen. uently a second application is IJK.VNETTS rETTS T.V. 407 W. L____ FIRST ST. 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Box 223 Lake .Monroe IVEYS Exdsmtxre Footwear SANFO.lt), FLORIDA S A N LORD A t l a n t ic W U M V U k T h 'A Member Federal Deposit Insurance "BANK. �i r.w a/m ||f| ami ik iv t ilt tktf trtit’l . gteag to tet aaytblaf apjat tha It wte WEBERN I fas* ^ . - ■ g "epptecart". Eddie Baru t e r lealwd vary wol fas tha Gerald Jq Jehony Taackle, aad Quar■at ftr JV caatete -late w of M right q LONDON m — Bad China’* bite np la taihaek Ctefl DaOdridga b*va ; worted bard so tte pasaiac game • giant. Ruiaian-tarpirad program paa that ha win ba d S . k apteit. etek la thl. : fed tite development of sports la h far ARh . _____ Sgepartaent tha many at turn tew producing Its first fruit. urban they coma TMtny, w b a a h a la »te teteramIt la ■gainst the Wildest*. Thin year, for the flrat time lag tha flu. baa boms d B t i b that Gerald raravan sao* aad Is Despite the things that h a v a f •Inca the Communists grab* back hi than flgbtteg with tha and hi aa maned tte seono at f l S tte pea- ; power. Red Chinese athletes have tide rote of (tie teammates aa ■manat an still 30-30 for a vie- * performed creditably, if their pro­ as paaattla. Gerald will ba misted tory. T?w spirit remain* good and * gress continues on the same Baas, irately hi tha pas* racteriog dm tha M at tha waak whan k waa tte t e r Vf* dotorwbmd te win Rod China might ho a major pow­ partmtn’ as ba proved wry cap* learned that fuBbadt Bob Johnaw to it should be a tap-notch ball ; er in sports by the last Olympics Mo ta this job when tha Bemiaeie’s hod fatten late some gtem rad »• ttma. Flan to be around this Frt-. Ironically, It la an American eetvod • vary bod rat. It took X* gay Bight when tte Fighting Semi-; .tort In which tha lad Chinese ST. PETERSBURG. FLA. IB — I f f S * * * * * * * * * * * to dean fha nteAd. Da- Brin play their OBC game . m e a id e tit* Uggtal Impression Floods m o m isrUa Jerry M u a Apopka this year — basketball. of tte season. L u s maka this and Ftarida halfback Jimmy Boon- To this paint of the bate shifted to fntibaek n d should A Communist Chinese basketball tree hive boon selected Florida’* posaPUitica of Qaai ha ahla te prove very capable. •eas number __ 41 ' m ^ team. uader-Mie, but cat-quick outstanding players of tb* waak beiag out fte this caotei _ ha ready fte the probable. However. Ma>b*nd la and perfect ball-handlers, made by tha state's aportewriter*. RENFRO HAT PLAT f •gotete Rbvr Smyrna Its first appearance In the West Tha Florida 8portawriters Asia, Mating very rapidly aad it la CLEVELAND IB — Fle*» half- ; As it stai da now, tha and prab- back Ray Rsnfro, who suffered a ‘ In the recent Paris World UMvsr- •elected Graham •• Tlaeuaxa of hoped that ba will be able to tea tity games. It breeicd past a num­ the weak" because of his two limited action. U ha la ahla to play, lam is tha oaty patten* one aad Gager injury in lunday’s game that aa extra good de­ with tte Philadelphia Eaglet, m sy; ber of highly regarded European fumble recoveries sod outstanding his chances of receiving peases it is hoped that By FEANT LIVBKY fenaiva game will overcome this te able ta play for the C'woland . teams before its players—appar­ an practkly out because af tha defensive play when FSU downed United Prate Bgortq Writer handicap. Billy Tyre. Tammy Browns oast Sunday against t t e ! exteat of tha hand Injury. NEW Y O U m — The Okla­ ently unaccustomed to tight Wsst- Abilene Christian 34-7 Saturday. Brown, David Hooter* Tsddy Wal­ homa loaners, wheat second team am tournament schedules— tired Rountree was named far his Tha and problem la further ker, aad Jack Stteaky seam to Chicago Cardinals, aecordlag to turn phytieiM Dr. vie Ippolit*, may ba batter thaa tho flrat, have and faltered hi final-round piny. spectacular eateb that scersd eon plagued by tha fact that Allen climbod back to the top ta tha In athletics, weight-lifting, swim­ fte Florida Saturday against Mis­ Swain was tbs late member of have shaken tho flu and art in IppeUto said Renfro's Unger wss . college football ratiags of the Ual- ming, gymnastics and socear the sissippi State and bis run that ate the squad t* shake tha flu"bug." coodition agate. They have looted dUlocated and net broken as ori-; good throughout tha weak and will Chinese hare also approached top ^ tad Proai Board of Ceechea. up tha second Florida touchdown. Allea will ba able to play soma bo ahla to go • mlnutaa If called finally feared. International standards this year. After a wthand af upoets which but ba la itill very waak and it Tha poll la conducted each Mon­ Good Parfarteorn "Hart* la tte Ruropean term fat • cut down four member* of tite top will be at least another week be­ upon ta do te. International Olympic Commit­ day by aporta editor BUI Rack of fore ha will ba able ta go full IB and remitted In Uw biggest abufTha offensive backs csgtiiwa to a fully-grown mala deer. tha St Petersburg Times. tee President Avery Bruadagq, af­ fte af the mum,, OhUhams Oklahoma waa rated flrat by » af the M lead­ ter watching a group of Bod Chiing teaches who make up the note athletes perform la tho re­ board. Mlchlgaa State, which drop­ cent International Track and Field ped Oklahoma t® second place last Championships of Romania at 1957 d lima in Bucharest, laid: "They have made weak for only tha second very good performaoeeo.-1 can twn yonn , fell all tho way ate a vary great daal of progress aeveath. la a short timo." Mlchlgaa State, Miaaoaete, Ora Star of the group was 30-ytargag State aad Arkansas suffered old Pricing University student, the major upoote and an but Mich Mias Tien Fu Yung, who Hotrod gan State faU from Uw (op IB S fsst. tvt Inches 1.74 meters In BopUciag tho ether beatea teams tho high Jump—only throo-quarJANE PARKER DELICIOUS ware Army, Mlaslxslppl and Ohio tars of an ineh 0.02 meters lass State. than tha world record of AmoriBehind tha gooaara In tho latest ca's Olympic winner Mildred Me ratiaga came five other unbeaten Dsnlsl. and uatied team*, all surviving Chinese sports, according to tho upset wave to move up. Iowa Communiat sports msgstlnoa advanced from flftla to second with reaching hero, is patterned entire points; Texas A A M from ly on tho Russian setup. TV* build­ feurth to third with MS; Duka up began in 1343 whoa in "Allfrom xixth to fourth with SM; idle Chinese Council for Physical Cul­ Notre Dame from tlghtk to fifth ture and Sport" was crested by with lgg; and Auburn from 10th the CommuMst regime aad given JANE PA R K E R to sixth with 1U. Michigan State, n 30-11 victim almost unlimited funds, vast pow •rs and ordara to make sports Whole Wheat Bread lb. loaf 15c of a Purdue team which hadn popular In China. won previously this fall, was aav JANE PARK ER Trained By Rateiaao •nth with 111 point*. Than came During the first years, tho coun­ tho throe newcomara — Army la Gold Pound Cake * 25c eighth place with St point*, MU- cil's main activity was to build up an army of coaches and Instate aislppl Math with 13 and Ohio tori. According t« Communist re State 10th with 37. "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN Excesive Waata Removed ports, thousands were sent to the Minnesota dropped from third to Soviet Union to learn from‘ the a llth placc tic and Oragon State •lipped from aovonth to a tie for Russians. Supreme direction was 13th. Arkansas, ninth (ait week, then taken over by the "Research failed to receive oven one point Committee of Sports Scientists,' thU time after absorbing o 110 all of them Russian-trained, am some of them possibly even Rus drubbing from Texas. \ {S3 Sw V6m 'i fc m 'rogram Underway Graham, Rountrao Ara Outstanding Players Of Waak — Back On Top In Ratings /s S 9, m cai n u m M i N n Im ii Writer te — BUI McDonald, toteraatioual aportsman E f t Jitem! S Roach, fi*.. fear dlattet on hit rstum U the it weak In would tala step* to obtala •• Intone'll I l i r ~ fraacteM In Brook(M "lateral UeoaJ Lu i m officials contacted « • Jo»t kafora I teft to m M i UN UtemtliMl Trophy M i Canada Coy golf matches In M i a dtla waakaad.” McDonald .. ■ sovaalad. "I eta *ay that ( am defloltely laterated." Everything would dopaad, ho ■old, oa whothar ha could mako • daal with Walter O’Malley of tte Loa Aagalaa Dodgan, who still Midi a twoyesr lease on Ebbet* SEC Backfield Stars By tflOTED FBBBB Monday, tha day whan attention switches from last waakaad to next, alia was a day far talk of SoutboaaUrn Conference backfteld stars, and how they run. Kentucky Athletic Dimeter Bar* ale Shively, for example, had something nice to say about Billy Cannon of LIU, whoso booming helped hand Kentucky Its fifth straight loss Saturday. "Ha la wltheut a doubt the fastest back in the conference.” Shively earn* I t I l i t a fraaehlae, which I nested. quite certain that I caa, and Coach Bob Woodruff of Florida, If I can make a soaaibla daal with who finds nut this weekend what (matter, than win ha baseball it'a Ilka to ungte with tha bayou In Brooklyn aaat iprlnf,” McDon­ Tiger, mentioned soother LSU ald assarted. “ But l am not going ball-toter—young quarterback Win lain this thing to use or bo usod Turner. "The moat undorated sig­ as a dab f'. Id up somebody fin- nal caller In the SBC," la Wood­ aariaUy." . JL'I •r'.‘ ruffs feeling. ffti Brasllra It— Om of Woodruffs own boys, McDonald, who owns tbs Ta^pa Gator halfback Jimmy Rountree afe;1- team la tha Florida fiats League, was honored la horn# territory, .said that If his pita want through the Florida Sportswriters Alan, M probably would Mrs "one of chooiing him as "back of tho tha old Brooklyn heroes" as man week" for Ms perform anet In a agar. It gars rise to speculation losing cause against Mississippi that be might make an offer to State. Jackie Robinson, who at Brooklyn Laly Day became the first Negro to play In On the practice Geld, mean' organised baseball. while, there was little activity. McDonald, who has made a tre- Monday, Tulano’a Grecnita wort B meadows fortune In mobile hous tha only players to got a full-scale lug, said that he was prepared to workout. Tha time wai divided finance the whole venture himself. evenly between offense and da "I don't need any financial sup- fanso aa tha Grata Wave pre­ f«ri but, even If I did, there are pared for lla find homo came of ■l ** 4,] g number of people with whom I the season against Gaorgia Tech have talked who would Ilka to take Saturday. baseball hack Into Brooklyn," Mc­ It waa a lasy day for tho first Phillies To Keep Donald announced. "But 1 »«nt to two Man » *1 Georgia Tech, but da this thing myself." tha reserves battled It out In Working Plan McDonald asserted frankly that serlmmage. Sophomore quarter* tha mala question in his nilml was back Walter Howard was back In With Miami In ’58 whether the people of Brooklyn action after a kneo operation. MIAMI W - The Philadelphia would support a major league Vanderbilt, Idle until th- LSU Phillies major leagua baseball team. ernteit Nov. >. took tho day off club will continue its working Beal Available and Coach Art Guepe said he agreement with tho Miami Mar­ "The only thing I could tell plana to take It eaay on Ms boys lins af tho International Leaguo in them Is that this la the beat minor tha rast of this weak. IMS. league ball available, that the In­ Mississippi State's vanity ran Bov Harney, general manager ternational Laague plays fine base­ In sweat elothes while tho third of tho Phillies, notified Marlin ball and actually la only one step and fourth squada scrimmaged genaral manager Joe Ryan Mon­ from the majora and that I would against the redihlrts and fresh day that tha working agreement give them a winner If money will men. Coact Wads Walker announc had been okayed. produce one," ho said. "Then, too, ed heavy contact wr.-rk today. Ryan la axpected to confer with who knows wkat might happen In Rough Weekend Pklltla official* »o«n about a team the future." Alabama, tha Maroon*' Target manager to auccaad Don Osborn, Tbere always would ba a possi­ Saturday, held a light practice who was released Saturday. bility that Brooklyn might move and heard Coach J. B. Whitworth bask Into tha major laagues, ha warn that Mlsalailppi State la tho Intimated, In any futura realign* toughtst outfit tho Crimson Tide PISTONS RELEASE TWO mant or tho possible expansion of will meet this aeaaan. DETROIT W — Rooklea John­ the major Isaguts. Heavy knocking resumed at Au ny Kiln* of Wayno State and Bill ">qt right now," McDonald burn today following aa axtra ■odours of Prstt Initltuto have ••Id, "it looks as if thsra may bo day's rest. Coach Ralph Jordan boon rolaaiod by Hbo Detroit Pla­ a gtaersl realignment In tho min­ told his unbeaten crew that tha tons In order to get down to tho or teaguoa and Brooklyn could ba University of Houston will maka U-pliycr National Baikatball As­ •M af tha strongest spots of all. It "anothar rough weekend.' sociation limit. I am ready U taka a chance with Coach Bowden Wyatt waa sirmy msoey if O'Mallay will go minded Monday, drilling tho TonCuckoo* place thoir eggs in tho alaag with me.” ntsaoo ends and backs In a long neata of othar bird*, Grit throwing That put It aquarely In tha lap passing session. Ha said Mary out tho contents belonging to the of tho min who left Brooklyn land, next on tho Vol schedule rightful owner. stranded oa tha basepatha and “ la plenty big and wt’U have to made U a possibility that tha bast spread them with passes to give ball tree which ones grew In mir back* an opportunity to run.' Brooklyn may flourish again ssit Mlsalailppi had a fairly stron spring. uoua session, concentrating on of fans#. Tha Robola art working this weok on Arkansas formations and WILLIAMS IN TV FIGHT NBW YOU* te - Ernla Sonny with tho thought in mind? Boy Williams of Washington, D Raiorback on tho comabtek C., has replaced Paolo Roal of mors dangerous than • Raiorback Italy as aa opponent for .’ >hnny undaftatod. Suace la neat Friday night's TV Georgia, Louisiana State, Kan bout at Madison Square Cardan. tucky and Ftarida got back into full awing today after light sta­ Mas! withdraw because of flu. tions Monday ta kttp limber. Strawberry or Blueberry PIES ™ 98'ANNIVERSARY STEAKS •lana. According to tho CommuMat aourcoi, Red Chinese athletes have set 13 national records In track and field alone this year. Here are tome of the records, and, in brae keta, tha place It would hnvo earn­ ed the athlete In last Olympics at Melbourne. Men—High Jump I ft. P i In. 3 meters by Ma Using Lung (4th place); pole vault 14 ft. 2H In. 4.33 meter* by CaaJ I Shu (Slh). long Jump 2t ft. 3 in. 1 M mturs by Mae Shu Kual 3th; hop, step by Hao Shu Kual (SthJ; bop, atap ters by U Chun Ho ( 12th). 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Wil Congrtaamai jr (Limit One With $5.00 SHOP WADES Chase & ^ 1 SAVE MORE Sanborn INSTANT k Tlaufdi&ahJhi&! 01 More Purcha“ - Quantity Rights Reserved ^ Lean Fresh Ga, Lean Brisket Lykes Sugar Creek' 12 OR* JACKT FENWICK for now people are aware of Just what the Follies" are, and thoie , By RUTHERFORD BOATS who attended last year will surely United Press Staff Correspondent want to do so agrfln this year, j WASHINGTON W — la Sputnik and those who were unfortunate | J W l enough to miss out last year will Amerleat. scientists didn't think be sure not to let the same thing ■o at first. Now some o f them are happen this yearl ( not sure. This really will he a short col* A pile of tape-recordings of the umn. because I can't even think | Russian satellite's coded massages of some tople to stretch this wlthl >are piling up in the U. S. Naval I can usually manage to dig up ■Rasesrch Laboratory and other something out of this poor feeble <radio-monitoring stations. brain of mine, even if it bores > So fer far they are “ Juat a mean­ most o f youl But If the old ma­ ingless collection of squlggles on chinery won't work . . It just tape,” said one official of Project won’t work! Vanguard, tha U. 8. satellite pro­ Margaret Milton came over for | gram. a cup of coffee, and as she waa going out the door, Jimi (Sold walk­ Speculation has ranged orer the ed in. So nothing would do but possibility that Spunk may be that I sit down and have another an eye-ln-the-»ky, recording coast­ cup! lines and even islands and lakes Guess I'll give In and admit de­ through photographic or Infra-red feat. This rambling isn't getting devices and radioing the Informsme anyplace, and nothing has oc­ ’ tlon back to Moscow. curred to me since I started it. Accurate Mapping Do wish some of you people sitting I f ao, It could be a military at home reading th|^ would take . tool*o( vart Importance. If such CHICAGO IW — Interior Secre­ pity on me and think of something methods pfodueed a clear defini­ tary Fred A. Seaton has predicted that's printable, and give me a j tion «VM o f continental coastlines that by 1972 some cities and In­ call about it. , SputiiMk would give Russia a far dustries will be meeting their W e ll.. .if I didn't almost forget mora accurate map o f the world mounting wator demands by con­ the one thing 1 did want to re­ than anyone now hai. Thla could verting sea water to fresh water member to put in today! Sonny mean the difference between hitat a price they “ can afford to Haskins, a former neighbor of : ting and missing a U. S. elty with pay." mine, has found a class-ring that a Russian mlasllse. Seaton, who spoke at the open­ some unfortunate person lost. It A spokesman for Project Van­ ing seslon of the Indland Dally IS NOT a Seminole High School guard said its scientists doubt Press Assn, annual meeting, warn­ ring, and for obvious reasons I contalni instruments Sputnik ed that within a relatively few can't tell you what school it is which could have any practical yeari water enuld he America's from. It was found a week ago value In revising maps. ton Internal problem. last Sunday at Crow's Fishing “ This is only an opinion, howlie outlined a number of the Camp, and the Haskins have been ever. We don't know," he added. Elsenhower administration's pro­ watching the papor in hopes that “ We do know that it Is sending grams for trapping ami consent* some one would advertise that they coded signals o f some kind. We Ing rain water, which now runs had lost such an item. The owner don't know what it is sending.” largely to the »oa unused. can have the ring by calling FAIrThese unexplained signals, the Among these Is the Upper Colo­ fax 2 6163 and Identifying it. The great weight of the sphere and rado River storage project which school name Is on It, an woll as Russia's secrecy about Sputnik's should he completed In the 1960s the year and I believe some en­ Instruments and reports have left and will provide Irrigation for graving, though about that 1 am the question In duuht. lUH.SOfl arid acres and 1,200,000 not certain. Perhaps you know of Information Eachange kilowatts of generating capacity someone who has recently lost Why don't we ask the Russians for residents o f Arizona, Colorado, such a ring, so you could he a what Instruments Sputnik is carry­ Wyoming, Utah and New Mexico. GOOD Samaritan and pass un this ing and what it Is reporting? Hut he said even these “ mas­ information. The official position is Hint Rus­ sive efforts” will not be enough Well, this is It . , ami no two sia has promised to furnish Infor­ to meet the water needs of the mation 0n IGY experiments ami Is future. expected to do so. The Russian “ We must go to the sea Itself interest to write about. dels nation voted for a resolution and bring back from It fresti water at the rockets and satellite con­ to make life possible ou the land," ference here Oct. 3, the mominr Seaton said. . after Sputnfk shocked the world, He said private research, con­ calling for full exchange of satel­ ducted under contract with the lite findings and plans. Interior Department, has brought It was announced Monday that the cost of converting salt to American and Russian scientists NOW SHOWING have agreed to exchange Informa­ fresh water down to 60 cents per NOT RK-t'O.MMENDED FOR thousand gallons. The rost is ex­ CHILDREN - THEY W il l, NOT tion gathered on Sputnik. But the pected to drop even further "in UNDERSTAND OR APPRECI­ announcement appeared to limit the near future." ATE the exchange to observations of “ Where the msstcrv of this pro­ tha Red Moon'a progress through the sky rather than any data ob­ blem will ultimately lead—world­ wide—has almost limitless possltained from signals. hilit la»« Qiiltnn Imi. a.I Seaton ...nf continued. Russian, scientists bava Implied Thla la another one of thoie days when I have waited all day for SOMEONE to call with lome kind of newi, but all my waiting waa In vain! I lEvtdently we are living la a town where no one doea anything but alt home and twiddle their thumbal . Marge Hill, In charge of the tic* kcta for The High Fever Folllei, hai been organizing her teami i a than come nest January, thlnga will be ready to “ roll", and all the preliminary work will be fin* lihed. La it year, people weren't aura what the “ Follies" were all about, and many people didn't think far enough ahead to pur* chaae their ticket! before they were all gone, 1 think the story will be a little different this year, Water May Be Top Internal Problem Within Few Years W i f i n f i f s pkt. little •* sjoerg*, rWUL,WMBM W J THAT'S v ORPINS THE WORD vexma APPY! APPETITE! Comstock BIG 'a n i A tw c fs err a b i s A P P t m t WHIN MOM p Ct « dcuciooc fooo from SAVINGS UPREX MKT THE TABLE!J EVERY DEPT. FA N C Y FRO ZEN FOOD Frosty Acres 8 For ^ + Birdseye FA N C Y FRESH PRODUCE U.S. No. 1 1A lVva _ _ Vermont Maid 12 oz. Bottle 4 Pkgs. for Strawberries 9 9 Birdseye—10 oz. Pkg. SHUR FINE Green Peas2or3 5 ( Peanut Butter Birdseye 12 oz. pkg. C D IM A f ll ^ SURFINE rURE VEGETABLE And HOT DOG RELISH Both Easy O ff Yellow Tender 2 fo r p 11 oz. Jar - ' HEINZ HAMBURGER Shurfresh ALASKA tall can L O . 8 oz. Btl OVEN # O CLEA N ER O ^ f PILLSBURY SIXTY 0I0K Of ACID IN EVIRY MINUTE■ The State Crown of England contains 6,170 diamonds, Including one at *4 carats. W S I (XTMV. n A PPrrrr l i y ns Sputnik's reports may not be dis­ River delta* are so called be closed. They laid It was not launched as part of tha IGY ex­ cause their triangular shape re ploration at the earth's upper at­ scmhlcs the Greek letter. Delta. mosphere. 3s y B /LL SMCTUff 1k,aktoM H o., t i l l , c* m Ii u , LYKES all flavors o \J l C l C U \ r t RIDF-IN THEATRE Low Cost PERMANENT HCCHT.Mll.UMASTn^ Steel Buildings LANCASTER•CURTIS ts fs m r s ii aui&afeea •REG. 1.00 SIZE Woodberry Lotion Cl'ATOM ENGINEERED To Selva Year Space Problem. Lowell EL Ozier CEN’ L CONTRACTOR FA 13 311 SM 8. OrUada Drive QUAtiTi FEATURE—H:3< “ CHILDREN UNDER IS ADMITTED FREE" flllOWN. 1:33-3:31 -7:23 -» :t| �K- VT.nw rv a J ■ we ^ 0 --. •«*4 . .................. „ ’ - V ,'’ - To Wont Rocket Program Pushed i Raceway Hanes Ploy [tlF P n f f E jS d P f l fWarta-Wur-Hftrar Benefit. Barr-B-Q . " . F « in g Problem At Saturday Evening i». • Hospital Notes To Reach $10,000 Mark By Friday OCT. 21 World War II veterans holding term OI Ufa insurance might de E. Jobanos (Sanford) Members ef the lemhele High well te ponder the experience of • r yo u nelso n Lewis J. Hoffman (DeBary) neatly 14,000 veterans of World United Preen tteff CWrn pendrnt School Band will be pretest at Births War 1 who didn’t convert their WASHINGTON W — If the De- the Bka Band Parent sponsored Baby boy’ U Mr. end Mrs. Robert ehfckaa barbecue Saturday Oct. tent policies te permanent GI la fenao Department’* null Is aay * • L. Rtyjr.v Viailord*, sumac*. cine, AmeHean t u p t t n t want IS. They wifi furnish martial muAlthough tho United Fuad la the netion’t racket progress push­ tie b'ginning at 4:10 a. m. at fat short of tho tntrk anticipated That's the advice of Benjamin Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs, John Woker (Sanford) ed vigorously retnrdlees of cost. which time serving will begin. this period of the campaign, S. Beach. Officer In Charge of the Order* for home delhrerv. may.~f for - Discharges Twr HtteesS, *? the de­ i J—i-W.'ifc1 #uwi£ii{»lic&* - i rC*. Veteran#' Administration office in rroncee Anderscu tSanford! Stockholders of Seminole Park fense money iqueete, oven have be made by calling PA 4-3717 no ported by Roy F. Mann, fund trea­ Central Florida. Helen Lockwood (DeBary) Raceway voted to emend • chart­ gone to far as to send Defense later than Friday noon Oct. 23. surer this morning are >s follows: Having carried their term GI Abo dinners will be prepared to Mrs. H. M. Papworth, 423; George policies through a> many ae seven Ellsiah Chester (Orlando) Secretary Neil H. McElroy small er providing for UauatM of SIM,line cash contributions to hole finance be taken out and a. . separate renewals, that* 30,000 World War G, L Pop* and haby bop (Sanford) . . . A. Speer Jr.. 433; Virginia and MO In additional 1 stock at their mtsilte and satellite work. will be Ht up fer this purpose. Alice Fauver (Sanford) tak#^t Bim*wM ta^raened’at Hearjr Moor*' John 1 K rid ’ I veterans now face an almost In­ annual mevtin* this week. Ann Karnes (Sanford) The Pentagon haa received more The soluble problem, Beach said. ™ - - . 1, ^ ' *r- Uuppiementary iub»eriptlon) Photo Mae Bethel (DeLand) h A, general outline of the profret* than m letters, earth and tale.... . . .'330; Seminote County Laundry, Averaging 44 years ot age, with Edna Jean Eaton (Sanford) Fof the track was mad* and o new grama from private citlaene on On the menu will be barbecued guo. • their earning* generally declining Laura Klelman (Sanford) Beard of Directors and officer* the suecettful Raialan satellite chicken, aiavr, celery, baked beans, they are finding tha renewal cost Doris Clay (Mima) elected which Include Karl Hig­ launchinr Oct. 4. With few ex- bread aad drinks. Earl Toney 1* Tha first report of tho housetohouao eanvaaa of tho Woman’s of thtlr term poUetea to high that ginbotham, director and treasur­ captions they urged MeKlroy not barbecue chairman and proceeds Division showed return* nf 4330, many of them are being forced to Bamtee Garvin (Lake Monroe) Jove* Harriet Reich (Sanofnl) er; Randolph Y. Matheny, Orlan­ to spore the horaeo hi the missile drop their GI insurance. Kven *“ i* — - e fo * --* i« ~ ;.k r ir u d ;;;r t OCT. 41 M in ra i f " “ • " Uou a * pta!— , tt U npM Ud. those who can afford te renew I. do attorney, director and eocre- (told. keti may be purchased from band Reversal Of Tread Admissions u tary; Harold Scott, director and will reach 410,000 by Friday, currently may net he able to do ao r vice proaldont; Glean Norman. That la a complete swtu* from members, bank parents, er at the Mann hoped. Carl Yost (Sanford) another five years. Beach point1 Longweod, director and vice presi­ a month ago — before Sputnik. serving! Ins line. Edith Bishop (Sanford) out The goal eat by the United Fund dent; and W. 1. Kemp, Mlrvetor Then the bulk of Pontagoe mall fo for its October campaign te 4*3,- He said that World War It vet­ Joratea Hauertpergcr (Sanford) applauded economy atom by Con(I and pnaldaijt Anna Mari* Purdy (Sanford) Agriculture Dept 000. Volunteer civic leaden con­ eran* can avoid the dilemma of Discharges The meeting received enthuslea greet and Chariot I . Wilton, Metributing their time te the cam­ thtlr older comrades by converting , Uc response and enthusiasm from Elroy's predecessor.' Qustavua RJckctson (Sanford) paign art striving to wind up their Recommends Cut te permanent GI Insurance. The In­ "To hell with Uiea,” wrote a stockholders that were present. John liouk (Sanford) solicitation this month. itial eoat of permanent insurance OCT. 22 Announcement was male that Danbury, Conn., couple. "Give ua In Potato Acreage la higher than tana, but tha pre­ Admissions the ehibhouse will be known la the moon." mium rates do not increase. Washington w — n * Agri. A Charlotte, N. C., man sent a Hester Mullins (Sanford the future aa the Turf and PadIn addition, Beach explained, Harry Huff (Sanford) dock Club, with Tom Mcfamla of It money order to hole organize culture Department bee recom­ M. Van Brackle, 90 permanent GI Insurance has a Miami new manager and operator. etub* to stimulate thinning about mended euts up to IS por cent In Anna Meyers (Sanford) cash surrender, extended Insur­ The club will have It.i formal open­ ■ate111tee. From Oakland, Calif., acreage of spring crap potatoes Succumbs Monday Joanna Sijo (Sanford) ance, paid up insuranet and lean came a SS check to help ateure in liasBirths ing about sNov. l MUlspaugh Van Brackle, 42, value. Term insurance haa m m ef The department, in an acreage- passed away Monday at hit home, thee* Baby bey to LI. and Mrs. A. D. ; Kemp revealed that many hortei that the United State* la flrat with Hauertpergcr (Sanford) for the training season are earn a apace platform and "ultimately, marketing guide report, recom­ Ml Colomba Road, DeBary. mended the acreage reduction be Discharges 'Wing in now and that rceervatlena to tho moon." He we* bom in Middletown, N. J. confined to Florida, North Caro­ and had resided in DeBary for the Francis klullU (Sanford) have been made for all stalls aA man from Pierre, §. D., sent lina, Arizona and California for Baptist Deacons Carol Swaggerty (Chuluota) vallable for tho coming season. a poem about "Little Ivan Sput­ early spring and late spring po­ past three years, Mr. Van Brackle Velva Howell (Sanford) »as a member of the Keyport He concluded that It it hoped nik" with these final verses. Elect Officers tatoes. There te no c6mpul«*on for OCT. 23 "that the litigation which has re- He caused a great commotion, producers to follow the recom­ Dutch Reform Church In Keyport, Admissions N. J. and tha Royal Arcanum At a recent meeting the beard tardod the development ef tho He’* really Juet a blur, mendations. Sue Rlcco (Sanford) Fraternal Order. He we* a re­ of deacons of the First Baptist • -regular racing season will be re­ He travel* in one motion Florida producers were urged tired freight agent for the New Chureh elected officiate fer tho Mildred Black (Sanford) solved at an early date and the At 18,000 per. to cut acreage of early ipring po­ York and Long Branch Railroad. church ytar of 1437-1434. Betty May Boons (Osteen) racing with pari-mutuel could be Little Ivan Sputnik tatoes by 15 per cent. Florida pro­ Survivors include the widow, Births Thom elected art; K. C. Harper, looked forward to very shortly.1' la a lonesome little man, duce* practically all of the early Sire. Ceta 11. Van Brackle; two chairman; Ray Slaton, vict-chair* Baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur But soon he’ll have a partner spring crop. The Florida acreage nieces and a nephew. Black (Sanford) man; Homar L. Osborne, secre­ By the name of Uncle Sam. this year was 41,TOO acres. DANIELS PLEADS QUILTY Dlichargea tary; and R. T. Thornes, treasur­ Services and burial trill be held The recomended cut waa • par NEW YORK UN— Singer Billy Roy L. Howell (Lake Mary) t; er of tha board. at the Helndel Cemetery in MoLONG DAY AHEAP t, Daniels pleaded guilty Monday to cent in North Carolina. mouth Couaty, N. J. tiramkow Tha First Baptist Church will |« illegal pollution of a pistol, he McMURDO SOUND. Antarctica Funeral Home la In charge of ar­ have an old-fathlonod dinner on reparations offer conviction stemmed from the Ut— Americans taking part In An­ rangements. the ground Sunday after the fi TOKYO SB— Japan haa decided shooting of boxing trainer James tarctic expedition Deep Freese III Former Finds Bull o'clock worship earvle*. R. Jackson in as after-hours bottle watched their last sunset until to propose an 400-mllilon dollar The church closed He «hurch club last year. Daniels, 42, was In­ Feb. 20 Monday night. From now Asleep In Bedroom year with a membership of 1304 plan to settle the long-standing AVINGIIAM, England Ol - Audubon Society dicted for felonious assault In the until Fab. 30 the tun will circle World War II reparations issue and with an average Sunday shooting. A general sessions Judge the horiton, rising higher and Farmer William Bowers climbed with Indonesia, it was reported School enrollment of 1341. The en­ higher until midsummer when It upstairs, went into his bedroom, Convenes Monday set Dec. 3 for sentencing on the ef the Training union here today, a cabinet meeting late starts its descent toward the long yawned — and did a quick double gun possession charge. The October meeting of the rollment ' ““ ' T Monday decided to offer 200 mUblack winter night take. Seminole Audubon Society will be waa 246 end the Womans Mission- Uon g „ pure„ r, pnrtl|onit 200. ary Union 204 and Brotherhood <0. y There was an ll-month-old Frlc held Monday at 7:30 p. m. In the million In long-term loan* and 400t '..-iv. :\ ;■'s& F ix r r ,T V > 3 a K .k -a i. j n s n . sftn bull in his room. Educational Bldg, of the First The total erpendltura was 4*3,- million in the form of technical 833.23. Apparently it had nosed open Presbyterian Church In Sanford. cooperation schemes, tho reports the freneh windows of the farm Mrs. Helen E.. Arendt, well •eld. Indonesia authorities have house, climbed the stain, and tat­ known authority on Marine Sheila laid there was no possibility of a tled down bippily to sleep. will be the guest speaker. change in their demand for 4D0Bowers celled In neighbors. A spokesman for the local so­ million dollars In “ pure" repara­ They couldn't budge the animal it fa a 'im i T i i i p i l tions. ciety said the “ public is invited (Cowtteafd from Pag* 1) An hour later, it stood up, to attend thli meeting.” I^TEW YORK—la beginning hie new book, ther er not to approve a 4IVk sighed, lumbered down the stairs, million school construction fund 1 1 gubirey* Are /or Sleeping, Edmund tors and relumed to the cold farmmentlona the case ef the eevsn eld ladles who bond lstuo. not long ego were found to have lived la tho McSwain Ends Tho election of Nov. 3 U open Pennsylvania station rest noma for three month*. to all qualified voters of Seminole Love wonder* why everyone was so surprised. Course In Advance County and the election of Nov. "It la not only possible,” he says, “but the ac­ 19 It limited to freeholders In cepted way ef Ufa la certain social circle*. I know Auto Servicing Seminole County. We expertly repair all types of of two men who have boon living In Grand cen­ Hubert E. McSwain, a member tral Terminal for almost 10 year*. • • • Unlike In both Instances, polls will be watches using only genuine the seven old todies, they have not been found.” ot the service staff of Holler Mo­ open for voting from 7 a. m. to parts. We stand behind our work so that yoii will have Thus our men tips off the contents of his book tors Sales, Sanford, haa success­ 7 p. m. In all precincts. complete satisfaction. Bring in —and a fascinating wad of contents It Is. Love fully completed an Intensive your watch today and let us la a Flusklng, Mich., man who onco Uught school court* In advanced Oidsmoblie ut it in top running rondition. In flint saw action aa a War department combat Milk Is pasteuriicd by heating icrvicing and maintenance tech­ II watches are timed electron­ hiatortan la the Okinawa campaign and. a few to 140 degrees or more, than cool­ ically on the Watchmaatcr. Let niques at the General Motors M m m Ik* years ago, ”w*a caught up In a whirlwind of my ing very quickly. us repair your 400 day clock Training Center In JeeluonvUle, It "Subwag fee" own." Ho explain* hi* whirlwind no further— also. wta announced today bv W. J. but when it ended. Love waa watklng the street Button, Oidsmoblie Division. Gen­ completing the training course re­ Of New York aa tho newest recruit to the small army of men and Wert Jewelry eral Service Manager. ceive year round on-the-job train­ women who Ur* by their wits and on virtually no money In ManSTORE hattea. It U of this w ay that he writes and writes well. “ McSwain te one of thousands ing through the Oidsmoblie Ser- 242 K. lai FA 2 0181 • • • e of Oldsmobiie dealer eervlce em­ vico Guild sponsored by the Olds“ Gift# of Distinction arr RE WRITES, FOB INSTANCE, of Henry Shelby. Shelby la a ployes who have taken Instruction mobile Division Service Depart­ Jewelry Store Gifts." middle-aged, young-looking man, a University of Michigan graduate , under highly-skilled instructors ment. with a B u ster's degree k» economics, who Is o bum. Love prefer* trained at the Oidsmoblie factory’’, the term vagrant Occasionally Shelby work* for a day or two aa Buxton said. “Their training it a diahwaaher or MOW-shoveUr hut h* never h*t enough money to part of a vast program to main­ sleep regularly ht eay. a hotel room-so ho sleepo la subway*. tain Oidsmoblie dealer service de­ Ueualy the Eighth er Sixth Avenue eubwey. The other Unes, tho partments at the higheit possible IRT and B-3ST, he describee aa teo noisy and tarrying “aa unde­ IN a teveL” sirable thentale.” Margarat la bar now and “Today'* automobile engineer­ Shifting trains, Shelby w « ride from Manhattan to Queen* to shorter halrda. The picture ing Is Uo complex end improve­ Brooklyn and back agate, far from four and a half to flvo tad a was taken when aha attended half hour*. Ho dost this beginning at IS or 1 a. m. end, because ment too rapid for any eatual ap­ memorial tervteaa te* King he fan* asleep quickly—and awakens Juet aa quickly, to avoid being proach to service” , Buxton said. Haakon ef Norway at gt. Post 3282 Sanford picked up by police—he gate four hours’ sleep. Ho also sleep# in Thirty GoMral Motors Training Jam**’ Chapel te Central perk or fraapect park te Brooklyn, la good weather, or te Centers throughout the U. 8. help wee her trot public Music By “Ashley’s Quintet” an occasional hotel lobby. All-alght movie houses, he avoid*. Tha keep service .employee of GM car m ot hot return picture* are too aolay for steep aad Shelby seat keep from watch­ SATURDAY. OCTOI1ER 26th and truek dealership familiar with vacation te Scotland. The new ing them te tea hew they turn out LOCATED ON HI-WAY 17-92 new mechanical feature!. hair style drew adverse erillShelby la, thus, aa add aect ef maa to ho bumming around New i from one Oidsmoblie d e a l e r personnel York. “I don't know how long m live this life,” ho told Leva after four yean of It "Maybe something win happen that wtn foroo an to change, one way or another.” When that something happen* Lor# adds, “h* will either go back Into the world from which ho came or teak out of sight te the morose ef alcoholism or despair that ha* engulfed other vagrant*.” •Officers, Directors .— At Amnual Meet No Lower Prices Anywhere l t e Gr. A DAD V. Fla. Gr. A. DAD H EN S c a my new york SIRLOIN ^ STEAK —or--BONELESS ALL MEAT T h re e m Florida Crystal SUGAR X J* • • • «rt Y O U R D e a l e r 's • LOVE ALSO TELLS of Charts* Knutaea. aa Iowa maa aiming to be an opera (Ur, who live* In other people** apartment*. Not Illegally. Ho ha* a lUt ef *ome 80 friend* with whom he te te con­ stant touch. At least eao of them always te out of town—so Charlie sleep* la his or her Set A charming and gnetoue nun. Chart1# sate fro# te tha earn* fish ion. He's invited to dinner every evening and ha* a long waiting tilt of people who want to Invite him to dinner. Ho know* seven different penny Kate* around town where ho earn weigh himself free. Charlie will work at a >ak and frequently doe* but If the tne Isn't cloa# enough te his newest home, he’a apt te quit U airily. There's Ernie Clay, a Phi Bats Kappa from Oregon State and a Onetime Chicago detective, who spends his time challenging orator* In Union Square. “He Is,” Lov* declare*, “a bum by preference. Al­ though he drinks and has gotten drunk on occasion, he is no alco­ holic. 1 Juet want to bo froo to Uv*, my, aad do tho things 2 want to,* ho aaye. 'Aa tong so tm doing what I’m doing now, Tv* got that freedom.' Ernie makes a little moaay shining shoes end one# la a while paints a portrait "This,” Lov* concludes, “Is e book without ea end. Who can eay —certainly not I—wh#ro my frtende will bo, what they wUl bo doing tomorrowT They auy gtvo up their twilight society and live what convention desertbee no •normal' hvoe. They may not But of one thing I am euro. They win change, aa ail people must as long aa they have life.” lubu aye Are /er Sleep*** 1* the story of Love’s .lUange and wonderful friend*. You should know them. LONG FLAY snd 45’s All The Latest Hits 3 - SPEED RECORD PLAYERS from HEREFORD W INN T V NOW! SunnUand . a. style 9 T * Mister Ilar-B-Que—14 os. 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Sunnilond w ill moke lawn "velvet-green"! T h is SAT., OCT. 26 $19.95 cream V .F .W . P U N T FOOD FCRTILIZEH CHEMICALS DISPERSAL ItO SED ALE Far In/orantlu# reetect Ralph Albtfdtaf, Sato Mgr. Astatute, Florida phone ML Iters EV 2 7111 - T ry it! Hove gardening fun See your deeter TOMMY/ CH ASE AND CO M PAN Y, SANFORD. FLO RID A SAVE MORE — EAT BETTER �; ■ . • . ________ . . - •Ot* .*w-*•/ •....... ... .... * .i. - yv'.yt • Wednesday,. Qetcb-r 28, 195T *r> ■ . .• . . — ------- — ------- t m i - N i t envy.lnaf. tear, faugh-Tmepy fW fingta.taw w ftit Ae Comments e 's * If * • Kdfters PfeCe: November It wtO he aatlenal election day la the Philipptees. The main attraction b the contest for the presidency. In the following dis­ patch. United Pres* CorrespondM. P. Barmletito gives a picture of the latest developmatte on the Philippine. PoUUeal sense. Running for president are in Mountain peak b id Marth^lT. ^ cumbent Carlos P. Garcia, and Jose Yulo, Oaro M. Recto, Manual P. Manahan, Antonio Qulrlno, Valentin De Los Santo* and Fer­ nando U. Gonxalea. The last two, however, are completely unknown to the people and probably can be written off. For the r u l i n g Nationalists Party (Np). tne standard bearer is 61-ycar-0ld Garcia, who succeed­ By X. P. 9ARMIENTO United Press Staff Correspondent ed to the presidency after the death of President Ramon MagMANILA (UP) — The Philip­ sa>*ay In a plane crash on a Cebu pines* 71 million qualified voters go to the polls Nov. 12 t« pick the msn to run the 11-Tear-old republic for the next four years. But the voters will have a dif­ ficult task in making the choiee. For never in the Philippines post­ war history have they been called upon. to exercise their right to vote amidst such confusion as exists in the current political campaign In addition to seven candidates for the presidency, the voters witl have to pick a vice president from among five candidates, and eight senators from 4S esndldats put up by six political parties—for a total of 60 aspirants for national offices —plus the entire membership of the 104-seat House of Representa­ tives. Follow UJ. Form The Philippines hart modelled their, governmental system after that of tht United Statei. But there is one big difference. In the Philippines, candidates for the presidency and the vice presi­ Isr vocalist from Tampa, la dency run separately. Hence, a among the enUlea la the Taapresident may have a political gerlne Queen Contest being hetd enemy as his No. 2 man. it Cypress Gardena on Nov. t. -i : t o m tell Oil WWAU Of A MMi Governor Genaral of Canada Vincent Massey (left) loins Queen Elizabeth II and Prtnca Philip in a hearty laugh over a giant sturgwn presented them at Oov•mmtnt House Us Ottawa. Under an o ’ i law, all sturgeon and ■eversl ol|er varieties o f ftsh automatically belong to the crown once they are hooked. The amusement came when the visiting monarch was actually present to claim her fish. ffaterMtioeol) Smitty's Snappiri Turtle 10th Anniversary Sale CHANNEL SPRAY • j N* It The M g 20-Inch cut, 4 cycle, 2'/i HP SNA P P E R Regularly C1A7 Listed A t GRASS TWENTY DURING <£ # SALE A Y Q C CHUTE '? V •■ : ■i" ; The 18-Inch, 2 HP. 4 cycle • Perfect Cut • No Clumps • No Windrows SNAPPER EIGHTEEN Reg. fg 5 -7 5 DURING FREE— Sprinkler Garden Hose with the purchase of either o f above Lawn Mowers IF THIS AD IS PRESENTED <iV 'i> •& LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN - PROFISSOt P eter K ap itsa (above) Is credited with being the scientist behind the Rus­ sian earth satellite. According to London reports, he was trained at Cambridge Uni­ versity after coming to Britain In 1021 to study atomic and thermo-nuclear work. He left in 1935 to visit Soviet Russia. EASY TERMS Smitty's Snappin' Turtle South o f Sanford on Orlando Highway for your name in Representing aa he doe* ministration majority party, Gar da has an'the-advantages. Pledge Magseysay Pniky Basically, the NP claim* to have been chosen to carry os where Magiayiay left off. It alto claims the Filipino* never had it so good, with bigger employment, peace and order, low prices, lend for the landless, booming Industries, co­ operatives, p r o d u c e r inccn tlvet and higher food production. Economically, the NP saya the country is strong, the peso is stable and trade U being developed out­ side the U.8. market. It adds that roads are being built everywhere, especially Bar­ rio (village) roads, and artesian wella, a pet project of the late Magsayaay, are sprouting every­ where. Stroot ly Oppose Comamnlsa Cards himself, like Msgsaysay. believes in the regeneration of the masses at the "true salva­ tion" of the Philippines from the elutehes of Communism. Under his administration, (he Philippine Congress spproved s law outlaw­ ing ths communist party of the Philippines. The former vice president and foreign' secretary pledges closer cooperation with the non-commu­ nist world, particularly ths United States. He was tha Philippine delegate to the founding session of the Unit­ ed Nations in San Francisco in IMS. His battle cry is simple and direct: elect Gareta President in November and assure yourselves of tha solution of urgent problem! facing the nation today. Imagine what would happen ’if they flashed “ Love Thy Neighbor." A customer might steal a kis* from the blonde siUlog next to him. It could start e first class * By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD Ol — Take cover, riot. ZBch by A LaadaMe men, the “ feellea" are eorolng: "Fteltea” are a new kind of Or consider the reactions in a moviea with an sdde.t dimension. political situation If the message You not only hear and see them. “ vote for Zilch” was working on the aubconseioua. ZUcb would-win you also feel ’em This is accomplished by beam­ in a landslide. ing message, to tee .ubconaddui -How ibout-MiJoa!t- pay taxes?” mind vU a process called Precon I ^® co.?nt5* * * broke, cause a FecI,ei couW even --------------for preconsdous. First expert-1 ,v. . . ...hitminai ■mast evacuation. It would not take (estlona vhere management flashed signs Hollywood by using Prccon to warn "the Russian* Russians are In in PssaPastpushing popcorn — and popcorn so the promoters hint. dtna" or to sales zoomed. Dr. Corrigan is aware of the soThe messages are invisible' on the screen because they are beam­ dal Implications of Precon. He says "there Is a definite need for ed too fait for the eonsclmis eye monitoring and controlling it by to see. But they register on the responsible authorities.'* subconscious. Nevertheless, it gives one a Shivering Audience For example, should the char­ acters in a picture experience severe cold, precon could flash on and off with "you're freering to death,” and audiences would liter­ ally be shivering in the aisles. First movie to be made using the "feeile” technique Is "ESP” extra — sensory perception which goes before the camera* this month at Wettin — Rush produc­ tion*. C W. Wjwtm, president of the. outfit, ttys the ptetura will be a scientifically controlled project, under the supervision of Rr. Rob­ ert E. Corrigan, inventor of Preeon. It’s a good thtng, too No telling what might happen if Precon got out of control Company spokesmen say any emotion can be emked by the pro- Are Coming "r all aorta of treoblea for an indi­ vidual without his knowing it. Just think whaf -might happen if precon exhorted audiences to go Jump in a lake. Then what? ••.v * • i NEEDS IDEAS VIENNA NR— Caechoalavakia’a Communist, government appealed to all eirireni today to come for­ ward with Ideas for "improving the . eouotry's .Uviag standard,'*. First Deputy Premier Jaromir Do!an*ky said measure* to Improve living conditions would ..... include ....... .......-----------------. — •«¥*•»• - !?»“ £* “ ,•“S S iE *25 In Industry transportation and building, Increasing the number of collective farms and their out* put, and decentralizing the na« tion'a economy. Cyclone winds have been known to whirl at a rate of 200 to 300 miles per hour. to a spoonful o f Pixie Crystals and all quick energy I YOUH NEXT PLYMOUTH JUST TAMED THE TOUGHEST TEST TRACK ON EARTH! trh day (he names o f 4 people will be published Iiu> Sanford in The Herald Classified tlumna for FREE tickets to the Movie*nnd Rlde-In and the Ritz theatres. If our name appears, clip (he ad, It la your free ticket— you pay only a small to ld service and tax charge on passes. CLASSIFIED ADS You May Have A J jm fta M • ■ Present your Claselfied Ad Free Pass *i to (he box office of the theatre named. Make sure you have your driver's li­ T«ti. cense, social security card or other per­ sonal Identification with you. Ritz Theatre That’s the "track’’ scrawled across the map: 58,000 miles. . . more than Movieland Ride-In twice around the world. Six years of driving crammed into 58 days by Note the date a printed at (he bottom of the ad. Your Pans must be used be­ brand-new 1958 Plymouth. Read below, see how it affects your future. fore this expiration da tew When you step Into an auto showroom and plunk down hard-earned cash for a new car, you’ve got a right to more than Just surface beauty. You’ve got a right to a car that’s going to atand up under the punishment of day in, day out driving. A car that can go on delivering new-car comfort and economy season after season. FIND YO U R N A M E! SEE THE M OVIES J ’A e e ! ■ ■ • i■ •• J •f * w - -*7. »« e W e designed the 1958 Plymouth to do Just that. But we didn’t settle for endurance in theory. We wanted proof. See that route outlined above? It spells out "Plymouth ’58" across 37 states. We ran a new Plym outh-one of the first stock production models to roll off the lines—across the route three times to roll up 58,000 miles in Just 58 days. That's 1000 miles a day! Hers are Just a few of the results. And even experienced automotive editors who were there when the Plymouth braked to the final halt i impressed by the results of this extraordinary test. • Total mil** traveled; 51,000 e Total days elapsed: SB * Number of brake applications: 57,551 e Number ef wheel revelutions: 47,731,000 e Number ef engine tune-up*; 4 And for ail its punishment, the test Plymouth still rode, handled and looked like new. The figure* above are just a few of the hundreds collected during this trip. Your Plymouth dealer will b* glad to furnish you with lots more details. You'll be able to see and drive this amazing new Plymouth in a very few days. Wait for i t It’s going to show you how much you can expect in a low-pnce car. And you can expect it only in Plymouth for ’581 Coming November /.. for '58 ■ �p -h CLASSIFIED IN'D EX - u n i , rstatt : row s a l e r m i 5— r e a l e s t a t e . fo r s a l e — It-AUTOMOBILES—TRAILERS CARD ot THA.>H> KENNEFH E. SLACK CHOICE REG. REAL ESTATE BROKER Three bedroom. 2 bath home, lake 11009 E. 2nd Phono FA 2-0221 privileges, built-in kUchea, lire I place, double carport*, large corner lot. Now under construe* 5— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE lion. *17,500.— 13,000. Done S .j J ~ R ~ K C -r i 6— FA RMS. ACRLAOF^ (.RO\ ES 1 2 # 4 n<o« CASH FOR YOUR CAR HOMER LITTLE LOST * FOUM> FOR RENT BEACH RENTALS WANTED U RENT 1012 Sanford Avenue To-Day's Special 1914 Cadillac Convertible PUMPS — SPRINKLER SYSTEMS types and sizes, installed "Do It Yourscli' WE REPAIR AND SERVICE S T I N E Machine and Supply Co. 1295. All ROSA L. PAYTON REAL ESTATE WANTED AUTO MART A. B. PETERSOM _ Registered Real Estate Broker • MISCELLANEOUS 201 S. Sanford Ave. FA 2-6455 Broker A u o d i t u : A- BAssoc. Alberta J. Hill A Remodeling — Raroofin* — Re•—FLOWERS. PLANTS, ton Jr., P. J. Chtltorton, GarWilliam E. Hcrtthel 1951 Jaguar NK-120. Engine ex­ siding — Materials — Csntrae-. SHRUBS fluid WUlitU. tnd R. W. Wll- rh FA 2-1301—17-92 at Hiawatha 207 W. 2nd St. Th. FA 2-6432 cellent. Can he seen after 5.30. tors - Financing. 10 OFFICE EQUIPMENT litm i. Boh Edwardt A. C. Doud2209 Magnolia. II AUTOMOBILES-TRAILKRS ncy. Land Surveyor. Chrysler Airtcmp IMPERIAL DECORATORS 12 BOAT* * MOTORS 11* 4*. t i t * A«t. rauna FA H u l Painting and Papering •Air Conditioning and Heating U FARM SUPPLIES * JSAtHIN- . New a Bedroom pBV ^ 4 PBTMJVE8T0CE4CPPLIM IPoultry) IS ARTICLE* WANTED 11 PLACES *• EAT jt BEAUT* P A R L 0 E 5 _ _ U FEMALE HELP WAVTID II MALE HELP WANTED to MALE « FEMALE $700.00 Down Feiturea eleetrle kitchens. terraito floors, and choice residential locations. A . K. SHOEMAKER, JR. Fhont FA 2-3105 RAYMOND M. BALL REALTOR 22 BUMNESS OPPORTUMTtE* m i MONEY to LOAN J t SPECIAL SERVICE* 'llA ROOFING A PLUMBIN* U PIANO SBAVICE* ------ 204 S- Tark Ave. Ph. F A 2-8641 3 lots 10’xltS' each. Near PU*. e m u FA 2-3377. 25 ELECTRICAL-CONTRA C l 01S HOMESICK OWNER wants to return North makes this 3 BR. home available now. 31 MmCES-PKRS°^AJ* Stand at your front door, aee jo u r children enter schoola fronV door. Nice large back yard for child­ rens play m fair weather, screen­ ed back poreh when It rains. Total price less than you would I (1ST- Mixed colored twilled P'**J expect In pay, with very reason­ • T i & t t J S E a s f e able down payment. FARMER’S AGENCY, REALTOR cReward . s r J S f '- A w i r i u . w S. Gayle Osborne, Aaaoclate 111 S. French Ph. Offiee 6.4.112. FA 2-8221 nr F A 2-261* i n cT in Mavfair Section, black h i t * « “ rfclw». W hU et'P 2 bedroom concrete block, jtnrch, nn tall. Terrler-MongrelL Ans; carnorte, and storage. Nicely wer» to the nama of '** M o ­ landscaped lot. Kitchen e auipp. ' wers ed. *9.2*8.00. Osier Reaitv Co., FA 2-0432 2101 Orlando Dr. FA 2-5813. :P oR RENT 3 RR block; S10.S80.no. low at WKLAKA APARTMENTS: m g ll.noo.on down, balance to suit, 2007 Adams Ave. g private baths. 114 W . FlrU 81 • S S S S ffi^ K -e i» EFFICIENCY apartmanU *uH> 2 BEDROOM Walters Construct­ ed home. 2 lots each 50x180 able fo r couple or atnfle P***“®1180 cash, take up payments, Private bath A abower. IdseUy Balance around SleOO. Call FA loesUd across from Post Ottlee. 2-8983. Inquire Jacobson D*?*- Start. C. H. STAFFORD » Robert's Outboard Meter Sale FA 2-4731 All 1957 Evinrudfs on sale, 216 Oak Avenue lowest prices in central Florida Also many used motor* over­ hauled and prtrrd to sell. Package deals on boats, motors Letters Addressed — ’ rhoto Copies of important papers— and trailers. Sample prices Credit TCdii report, report., — Collections. Collections 31100. Zimmel outfit Credit Bureau Of bsnford New 31195.00 Rm. u 403-01 San. All. Nat'l. Bank Be Also used picksge outfits on Bldg Th. FA 2-1151 sale. Trade now for specks, shad, and CARTER HOME « LEANING Homei have been toll se hunting seasons hosting. act now while these homes are SERVICE lo u r Evtnrude Dealer Window k Wall Washing under construction. ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Floor Waxing—NOrth S 1141 304 E. l i t Phona FA 2-8961 133 Hiway 17 92 DeBary JOHNSON MOTORS SPORTING GOODS GARRETT'S SEWING CENTER Now Undir Conitroetlon. SEMINOLE 21*4 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-1592 White—Necchi—Etna Repairs on all makes Machines Oliver End o f Seasoa Sale 3 bedroom, 1 bath 323 East First &t. FA 2 5241 S'l HPW ll 9177.91 Now *1*1.95 1-3 bedroom. 2 bath 6 HP S22B.no 1205.00 HEATING 4 bedroom, 2 bath 15 HP * 3299.50 3269.80 II. B. POPE CO. 16 HP *369.00 $332.00 200 S. P a rk ------T \ 2 4214 WESTERN AUTO STORE 215 E. First St. Sanford A l a d d i n converter hurricina All of these beautiful homes are lam pa, Aladdin Vacuum bottles, 15' BOAT. 2a H. P. Johnvon— located on Lake Front Lota. k lunch kits. eleett 1, start Th. FA 2-1286 or ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP FA 2-400*. 2617 S. French FA 2-1933 Choose your choice of Financing Plana: VA. FHA, In Serric* and Conventional « Wellborn Phillips Jr. W X .r ® A 2-6037. ___ __________ Private entrance, modern furnish­ ed bedroom. Ph. t A »-3610. 6 room- furnished apartment. 310 Magnolia. Available now-. A. K. Rossetter, Florist. Th FA 2-1851. Room and Board. Private Home. ^ Hlwiy I t -02* Call i* A Morris Furn. Apia. 201'i WT. 1st 3 ROOM furnished house with bath * doset. Gav refrigerator, etove A beater. Ph. FA ---10L iriTTAGE. 2 room* ready to move fit All utilities. Adults. 2 XU Park Ave._______________ LARGE upstairs Apt., furnished or unfurnished. Close In. JfiO-M per. 701 Talmctto. Th. FA -• 4 2916 after 3 pm . FURNISHED cottage located on 17492. Th. FA 2-1467._________ FURN. bedroom in with con. bath. Ph. FA »-3195. 5 Room furnished apartment 330. month 203 F.. 21St Robert A. ’ William J. FA 2-5951. REAL E&Filu F'&K saL£ 9 BUTLDER k CONTRACTOR L E. BATTEN 110 S. French Ave. — FA 2-3711 LAKE COUNTY w 49 acres, 30 dear high land — adjacent to Hlway 41, 18 minutes from Fanford. A Real Buy at 49,000.00. Cash.____ W. u . ••BILL" STEMPER Realtor A loaurar As she. Guy Allen. GreUhen Hall. Arlette Price. Ererelt Harper ♦rhons FA 2-4991 112 N. Park Cherry Real Satate Ag«*ry Dial FA 2-9929—Notary 1219 W. 13 S t Rear-Barber Shop John R. Alexander Real Estate - Insurance 107 Magnolia FA 2-0233 2-1330 Ext. 226. C. R. Bone. H. E- STENSTROM fy Registered Broker 2427 Laurel — Phone FA 2-2429 »—FARMS. A ^ M A O E GROVES ROD & REEL REPAIRS t 412 Sanford Avenue FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES 20 aert tile farm. 3 badroom heme. Easy terms. Cell Joe Levy at FA 3-L223. n ^ T lfTflH A U L M -n A ILBM FOR baby-sitting. Call F A 3 3751. All kinds Automotive Repairs WOMAN want* housework. 608 W. 22nd, or call FA 2 5699. ELMERS ACTO REPAIR SHOP Osteen_______________ FA 2-J3M COLORED lady desires steady housework. 513 E. 5th St. '51 Chevrolet convertible. Powerglide. radio k healer. *395. WANTED— part time job during 110 Willow Ave. Can be seen d>:-. Ph. FA 2 6519. at Holler Motor Sales during the day. FA 2 0814. Night watchmans job wanted. Call Leslie LaBarge at Touehton FINANCE your new car with a loan from the Florida State Drug or Palm Hotel. Bank of Sanford. 28—SPECIAL SER* 1CBB DON'S COVER SHOP Automobile Interior Decorator Yacuum Cleaner Repairs Seat Covers — Truck Seals Repairs & parts for all makes of At Willis ronjiac—301 W. 1st. cleaners. Electrolux. Hoo.er, Kirby, Air-Way, G. E Replace­ Need a good 2nd car? ment parti. YVork guaranteed SEE RAY HERRON Free pick up k dauvary. Call Your rontlac Salesman FA 2-4788. New and Used Cars Ph. FA 24)231 or after 6 p. m. FA 2-2485 . 301 West First St. I 'l J| 1. 1i 1 f and Repairing Js a re "R =-»»• V tG S X T tt -7—N O lILK s— i t-.KMi.NAL3 ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds. Day, Week or Slouih— Tel FA ‘2-3181, Furniture Center 116 Weat First St ■>—AR flCLES FOR S .k T T SELL US YOUR FURNITURE Cash for any amount Super Trading Post. 1 mil* south of Sanford, rhona FA 2-067T. Senkarik Glass and Taint Co. 2<i| r » -t Commercial M ke_l h. 9_A_.-8.00.__________ SHOP EARLY FOR 28 A— PLUMBING ■ad ROOFXMAS LAYAWAY ING Tna.tera *15.00 In M7..V) Irons 59 5° up CERAMIC TILE r.leitrlc jauiepms *19.95 PAUL F. MULLER k RON Frypans *11.95 up Huby Spears FA 2-1383 Electric Blankets 319 93 up |Vacuum cleaners. Mix Masters. Electric Shavers. Clocks, Rrco-nl Players RANDALL ELECTRIC 1 O. 112 Magnolia FA 20913 Contracting k Repairs 1007 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 2 654] Norge 30 In. electric range, 1 top units, full oven. Used 6 months, Plumbing — KresVy Heating new condition. *100.00, terms. M. (i. HODGES FA M i l l . Service on All Water Pumps— Wells Drilled — Tumps Modern furniture, good condition, Taola Road Phono FA 2-6017 reasonably priced. 1907 Summer­ lin. W. J. KING Plj-nhing anil Supplies 1aisle upright piano, mahogany. Kohler Plumbing Nice keyboard, plain. $100. Ph. Raim Water Heaters FA 2 1371. 2JJ1 Orliiido Dr. FA 2 0185 29— F I R N ir i RL and Plumbing k Heating. Free Esti­ HOI BEHOLD GOODS mates, All work guaranteed for one year, mil LaBree. Longwood, Phone VAUcy 8-1281. BouTUdl THE - HOLIDAY SPECIAL Contract and Repair Work Free Estimates R. L. IL8RVET Bookcase Bed Mr. k Mrs. Dresser Beveled Mirror Chest Reg. 3179.00 204 Sanford Ava. Phona FA 2 1363 Royal Comfort Innrr-pring Matter.s Reg. Matching Box Spring *113.00 “ CLARK Now .Vll For Only Dumbing. Hratinr A Supply Co. Contracting A Repairs 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph. FA 2-2871 Terms Highway 17-92 South Sanford j Terms |FREE LAYAWAY TILL XMAS aa—PIANO SERVICE 1X11(11.3 BEDDING CO. PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING Cor. 2nd 4: Magnolia FA 2-6521 "Bud" Bamberger. Mgr. W. L. HARMON Free Delivery Ph. FA 2-4223 After 8;00 p. m. $193.00 U — ELECTRIC'A t. SERVICES FR1GIDA1RE appliance*, sal* and s«rvice. G. 11. Huh. Oviedo Fla. Phono FO 6-3316 er San­ ford FA 2*3883 after 6 p- m. Electrical Contracting House Wiring anil Rcpatel RANDALL ELECTUIC CO. Dial FA 2 0315 1,2 ilagnoUa Newspaper Cards of Thanks are accepted as socially correct. Emily Pest, tha noted authority on etiquette, feels they serve many good uses. Thera is no proscribed form for a Card of Thanks. II can be as b r.;f or as detailed as vou desire. When the occasion comes you will find a sympathetically understanding member of our staff to assist you. THE -IN MEMOR1UM” NOTICE It is the custom of many families In this country lo commamwrate a bereavement by an “ In Memorium" notice in newspaper classified rolumns. They find a real solace therein. Preparation or selection ef a suitable verse brings bark to them tender, pleasant recollections. Aa Eliza Cook, the English poet has so beautifully expressed it: "How cruelly sweet era tha echoea that start •. What memory plays an old tune on the heart.” Most frequently an lu .Memorium Is Inserted on the anniver­ sary of death. However, other dates, whb-h It Is fell are appro LaYerne School of Dance priate or meaningful are also selected. The birthday ef th* de­ d a ises now forming in T a p parted. the wedding anniversary. Memorial Day. even Christmas Acrobatic — Ballet. Also boys class A llny-tots class. Enroll j are among other significant occastont chosen. If you are hesitant to express your tender thought* In poetle now . FA 2-5425. form, you may avail yourself of tha Herald's collection o f original veries. These express In poetle beauty the emotion* of tha heart­ This is a pas, to the Movielsnd Ride-ln for Mrs. Richard Cam­ strings. Among them are veries appropriate to any circumstance. eron. Exp. date Nov. 1. 1957. THE RATE — Factory to you— Aluminum Venetian niinda Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom Let us build your docks, bulkheads rati with plastic ends. Plastic ami sea walls. Water Front Con* nr rayon tapei.^Cotton or ny’.sn struction Co. FA 2-4330. cords. PLUM BING THE CARD OF THANKS Vary often a Card ot Thanks In The Sanford Herald menta • ntedi which Is difficult to fill in any other way. Not only la It • gracious expression o f gratitude to those who have sent floral tributes but also courteously acknowledges the services and kind­ nesses of the many to whom a personal note o f thanks cannot well be mailed. 2-3716 after 6 TV Service ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Thone FA 21591 BRAILEY ODHAM. Pro*. FA 10 months free servl:e on nr.w In112 114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4622 itrument purchase from us. McRANEVSMITH PAINTS Automatic washer, Cheap. FA Bl KUR’S MUSIC SHOP 2515 Park Ave. FA 2-6461 2004 Cedar Avenue FA 2-0733 2-5791. Boat. 1956. It ft.. Feather craft WELL DRILLING T Shirts 4i t . — Paint 52.50 gal. 30 HP Big twin Evinrude. Elec Faubaaka-Morie Pumps Camp Goods. Tarpaulins. Armytrie starter, steering wheel, top, Repairs n all makes Navy Surplus—.110 Sanford Ave. windshield. Utile Dud trader. HOWARD C. LONG PIANOS. Three slightly u»ed 207 E. Commercial Ave, Used lesa than 25 hrs. See at spinets, two mahogany, one wal­ Thone FA 2-2831 6006 — Appian Way. Orlando nut, used in our teaching studios Fla. Also have.twn 1157 Chev. m iy be purchased fer 325. down rjlets, one 2-door, A on* 4-deor snd lew monthly payment. You Station Wagon. No Dealers, -ave $100 to 3200. Famous name hrand anil live year guarantee. riease. *2.50 par call plus parts. 9 years Call nr write Streep Music. 611 espcrienc# in TV Service on all N. Orange, Orlando — liArdcn u — p u t s . u v m m W -K . makes and models. One year V-2lOlV BOXER pups .male 4b female. guaranteo on all parts. W* allot ~ ■---------- ----- ; — — servica auto and home radios.! MAHOGANY Puncan TryCe din7 weeks old. A.K.C. registedPictur* tubas repaired In yuur Ini? table with 4 chairs. 80S W. ed. Ph. FA 2-6517. home. *9.95. guaranteed, 1 year. I 1Osh. I/— ttKAOTt 1' a Ih .o h s Phone K.V 2'1681, 9 a.m. to 5 p m. I , „ .. i„ .t . 12 ACRE grove, modern 2 be.lroom, all furnished house. Con­ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor tact Joe Levy at FA 2-1223. Raymond Lundqalsl, Assoc. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank BMr Modern Alr-CondRloned Salon 30 excellent building lots, 60x161* Soft Water Shampoo Routhside. Dry and wooded. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 4 bedroom home. Large lot with Only 3728. per lot. John L. 105 S. Oak Ave. fruit trees. Lake Mary. Ph. FA FA 2-5742 Thomas Co. — Phone Midway 2-1511 or FA 2-6049. 4-3316. write P. O. Box 7598, H -F K IT a l P, HELP WANTED Consult A REALTOR First Orlando. CULLEN AND HARKEV COLORED weman for canvass­ t — khAL m t a t k w a n t e d " 110 N. Park Ave. Th. FA 2-2391 ing house to house. Must have car. Th. FA 2-1330.___________ NEW 2 bedroom frame .Fla. SMALL garden Nursery. Give de­ tails and price. Joe. Vandcrhoof, Experienced sales clerk. Apply byroom, wall furnace. **00 down. Apopka. Fla. Rt. 2. Box 168. Balance monthly. FA 2-0728. letter to Box LR, c.'o Sanford Wanted to lease, SMALLMOTEL Herald. ~ R E A n E S T A T E - DRIVE-IN ~ in or near Sanford. Reply Box 2544 French Ave. *— MALE HP.L4* WANTED CHD, c /o Sanford Herald. J. W. IIALL, REALTOR Johnny Walker, Associate Young boya to run established Plaster S n E •'Call Hall" Phone FA 2-3641 paper routes. Apply Ctrcula Don Department Sanford Her­ Flower* — Plante — Shrub* ald. BEN MONKOE MJRSURY Cilery Avenue FA 2-0522 White or Colored Saluman fur WE HAVE A HOME homo improvernenta. Wonderful FOR YOU PEAT COMPOST (Daetwelder's) remuneration. Phone FA 2-4350 50c bu. bag GRAPEVILLE NL RS I RY Wanted 5 Men IMS HOMES— 3 bedrooms Go West on 1st St. or 20th SL For Sanford and Surrounding area. 1 * 2 baths. tn Grapevtlle A rc. FA 2-0886. If you are looking for a career in a new busmesa that will otfer Complain and ready fe r iramodiGRAY SHADOW you an opportunity to e s n a at« occupancy. NURSERIES good inccmt from *12900 t« SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE 3110.00 per wtek. according to NEAR LAKE JESSUP Locations your ability. Association with * South Pmeerest — Sanford VISIT BEAUTIFUL world wide organiralion with no Whispering Oaks — Titum lle CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERY. lay offs. See Mr. Robinson from 3 bike. West CC Bldg. Lake 10 till 12 noon, Thur. A Fri. In Mary. FHA in tarries and FHA flaisi(he lobby o f Florida Hotel. Park iag available. A 2nd St., Sanford. DISH GARDENS: 200 N. Park Ave . Sanford- Phone FA 2-1822 We can qualify you fo r ooa ef This is a pass to the Rut Theatre Sanford Flower Shop. these homes in 30 minutes. You fnr Joe Gebheart. Exp. date can start enjoying the home A. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIST Nov. 1. 1957. whil* we process tne papers. rhoae FA 2-1851 For dependable Service K k-M A L b or FEMALE Member o f FlorUt Telegraphy Delivery Assn. MAN or WOMAN with Truck Developed by Brokerage Of.'ica experience. !i^~ o m c B R U f R O I f Submit references *n.i experien" re to p. O. Box 2361. Orlando, Haynea Office Sfachine Co., Type­ Fla. writers. adding machines, SatesCor. Hwy. 17 *2 * 27tb S4. Rentals, 314 Mag. FA 2-0152. NO 21—WORK WANTED FOR SALE by owner. 5 rooms DON’T MISS THIS BUY modern near a e h o o l , *500 0 « n e r being transferred. Thi* down. Balance easy. FA 20728. large three bedroom 1 bath con­ crete block home, less than 3 1F~1T IS REAL ESTATEmonths old, hav all the extras, ask Crumiry 4 Monteilh at 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-1693 large landscaped comer lot, ter­ rains floors, .rrtened porch, c a r 21'. feet of lake front property. porte and utility room. Pay own­ New modern 2 bedroom home er equity and take over monthly with Florida room and double pavnventa. If jou're interested call FA 2-2*11 for an appoint­ garage. FA 2-6132. ment between 9:00 to 5:00. 4 BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom homes open for inspection. 27th S t A Magnolia. 2 blocks from Pmeerest School. Look these LOCH ARBOR cjj over before you Buy. Terms. Texas Si:a House Archie B. Smith, 2718 Palmetto Texas Sit* Rooms Ave., Ph. FA 2-3377. Texas Size Lot For Sale by owner, home In MayApprox. 1475 Sq. Ft Plus Carport A Utility fair Section, l ' i years old, with Minimum Down *2500 in block of Lake Monroe. Spa* c io n 7 rooms, utility room and Th. OWNER — FA 2 9996 screened In porch. Shuwn by ap­ pointment only. Call FA 2 3429. Stenstrom Realty Mt e thw K taL - , i i : “K « . in Little Venice For more Information call the 2 BEDROOM."~/ull tUe hath.’ kite, Sales office; Comer W. Cry­ equipped. Venetian blinds, glas stal Drive a Lake Mary block, S o ”; ill. porch, cone. blk. Lg. weL telephone FA 2-4891 or FA 2-3013 FA 2-8347. _________ -landscaped cor lot. tlOOO. Down Furn. Apt. 800 Park Ave. 362.82 mth. Includes InL, Tax es. Ini. 1225 Cresent St. SanFurn. Apt. 2300 MtllonvUle. ford. ^ C o m m e rcia l building rent « 3 BR CR Kitchen equipped, air tale. 405 Wr. First. Phone l A conditioned. Low payments. FA Th. For Tainting ONLY 3 Homes Left ■ — 23—SPECIAL VERTICES 23 A -B U IL D IN G — RETAIRS— PAINTING GATLIN BROTHERS Contractors, Draglines; Geneva For Painting call Mr. Taakar, Ph. 2232. Ph FA 2-3276 Sanford FA 2-6159 anyiima. I i — T R A D E - IN NOW Gel Ihe most for jour old furniture. SSAVKS Furniture and Appliances New A; Used M ather of Sanford Cirds of Thanks and in Memorium notices, due to tha fact they may run to considerable length, are billed at *1.00 per column Inch. D A IL Y CRO SSW O RD Ui'iiau mipm . 3. To fetter 23. Malt Iv-ltl I I il'.VJ 1 6. Greet beverUfFil-i '.Will »!.■ 7. Gaelic age ilMulteUiTM '.IMS *• Aromatic 26. Frag. '.vi -vrd vis ■».« herb menta -.•auur.ini. 9. European 27. Kind >i:iu r* i-.rn-i skating herring 29. Rud* '•II t .1 :H (Ull I I : -1 areas II. A bout dwelling tit! MIT.I Ml 111 -j Ui l Hi l M! Ill *111* 13. River irr.) IS. Ctualflers 30 Malt timii-:n j im 1 i.-j 14. Pot* 17. Branch kilns arn i! 1 -.in i , 18. Tacit 1*-Over (poet) 32. Examltat* 11. Lika 21. Shield no. Teilardar's Aatwt* 17. Pr**«nUy 22. Conduit tiena 37. Apia foot 19. And <L) 23. Mathar o f S3. Below 39. Ptrchad 20. Seesaw Irlah inaut) 4& An assembly 32.----- Alto, r»di 36. "Stiekum" (Chin.) Calif. 34. 8ur* 36. Friend 21. City (Ttt.) 31. Measure (Cbm.) 32. Woody perennial 33. Exclama­ tion 34. BambUneas 37. Owns 33. Become* Insipid 39. Shalt not (eolloq) 41. Plg't no** 42. Relatives 43. Fsmals •help m 41 Neat % n ACROSS J. Scorch 8. Head cook 9. Glisten 10. Laporlda 13. Nitural m m w jm um uziHm TT DOWN 1. Select 3. Res* 3 Particle ef addition i Thing (L I 1 ■ —*1 1 1 XT ___ 1r X T ITZT 1 1 Try and Slop Me --------------B y B E N N E T T C E R F --------------BUS was bumping along a southern road. In one seat 1 wupy old man sat, holding a bunch ot beautiful fall flow­ ers. Across the aisle was a young girl whose eyes came back again and again to the flow­ ers. The lime came for him lo get off. Impulsively he thrust the flowers into the girl's Up. 'T can see you love them,” he explained. “ and I think my wife would like you to have them. I'll tell her I gave them to you." A Th* girl gratefully ac­ cepted the flowers, then watched the old man get off the but and walk slow­ ly through the gate o f a village cemetery. • • • Urging tha nttd for greater co-op«(*tlon balwtcn competitors In th* book business, a publisher told a convention about th* littl* boy alone In a jard who wss asked by a neighbor. “Whcra'a your twin brother?" "He'a weide." aaid th* bov, ‘ playing a duet on the piano I finished Bret.'' C IMT. Sr B«a*«U C*rf OietributeJ k> Kiag reilure* IradKala. 29—FURNITURE and CLASMFICD DISPLAY HOUSEHOLD GOODS • RlCe VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS 703 09 East First FA 2-0993 BILSON-.MA1ER 35 A— BUILD LNG-KEPA1RSNew and Uaad Furniture PAINTING This is ■ pass to the Movieland 311 E. First SL Ph FA 2-8623 Ride-In for Lemsr Beall Exp. FfXOR aandiaig and finishing date Nov. 1. 1937. Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving Seminole County ainsi 1925. Used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Bough'.-sold. Larry’* Mart H. M- Gleason. Lakp Mary 215 Sanford Ave. ph. FA 2-413* Ted Rumatt 'FURNITURE OF CHARACTER for BETTER PAINTING Built By 2001 Lranview Phone FA ■2979 Master Craftsmen In Rerrybill Painting Contractor i Style and ConstrucUon Licensed — Bonded — Union Th* sama as Thost Marine Finishes Free Estimate — Compare our Prized Sine# Far Your Boat Prices FA 2-2237 after 8:00. Colonial Days Senkarik Glass snd Psint Co. Finished For 112-114 w. 2nd S t ns PA 2 4*22 Hausen painted aa low as 3125. Florida Climate In All work guaranteed. For free Your Cholea o t Wood* ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ eatimate call FA 2-14/2. ments, invoices, hand bills, and program*, e t c . Progressive This is a pass to the F.itr Theatre for Mrs. H arm .- EpUn. ZaV. Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2'J51493 West Ilia 5c date Nov. 1. 1937. FOR RENT E. FIRST STREET STORE LOCATION Ph. FA 2-2991 TIOTTBSTGr WOOIsSEY will pay YOU to j e e us before you buy. Open Evening* and Sundays. EASTS1DE TRAILER SALES Paiatke, Fla. SLIGHTLY' used 12 ft. plywood boat Also 5 HP Johnsea motor. Se* M- H. Ragan, Marr.oe Har­ bor. after 5 p.m. t �1 n r v ^.tt »* GoodOnly A t Foodmart TARNOW SMOKED ON ONE Lb. DOLLARS ON YO U R FOOD BILL! IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! EVERY D AY A T FOODMART! I r r ^ >« 7 5 r 1 11 j ' 1 r [ J y ' | | Present To Cashier - Good Only At Foodmart LYKES PALM RIVER one T& BACON (Limit 1 Per customer; Customer) m v W 'W m m ^ VANILLA ^U-OtPkg. WAFERS Void Nov. 3,1937 ; Present To Cashier - Good Only At Foodmart ^ save CAT FOOD Void One Cat Food Coupon per Customer Only At Foodmart One Wafer Coupon per Customer U. S. Choice Heavy Western CHUCK Void Nov. .. ROAST .">• Nov. 3, 1957 V E ID A ok 30*^ ICECREAM RED HEABT CANS f/r y . W Present To Cashier - Good Only At Foodmart on SAVE on iFi VACUUM CAN MM SAVE G ood Maxwell House COFFEE Void One Bacon Coupon per Customer Nov. 3,1957 ’ c Y i •i : Present To Cashier - 1 1 Tender Cube w w w m m M 79 Present To Cashier ON 20-Oz. Tumbler ( Good Only At Foodmart BLUE PLATE FRYERS STEWA “ ON Lemon or Apple \ HANDY I A I I M n P V AD Good Only At Foodmart Present To Cashier SAVE on p iu * I C C 6 Bottle Dtposiot 1 Carton . . Void Nov. One RC Cola Coupon per Customer 3^ 1957. 5 to 8 lb. Avg. LB. One Pie Coupon per Customer Void Nov. 3, 1957 BAC-SAVER • L Void Nov, One Laundry Cart Coupon per Customer 3,1957 HAMS QUEEN ANN ov I .00 Each ' Lykes Sugar Creek ^ PICNIC SB a t a k E U li_____ Present To Cashier - Good Only At Foodmart SAVE SAVE Lean Boneless Void One Preserve Coupon per Customer Nov. 3,1957 Vvija>ia4a Present To Cashier - Good Only At Foodmart Ga. or Fla. Grade A V* 2-« Lb. Avg. STRAWBERRY PRESERVES m m ' i (Limit 2 Please) i i S i i l l ,\ A , Q i f l f l f f l 'U j Present To Cashier - Good Only At Foodmart CHOPPED SPINACH A R M O U R ’S on SAVE Birdseye 10 oz. Pkg. Present To Cashier - Good Only At Foodmart Luncheon M eat One Treet Coupon per Customer "EASY OFF" O V EN Present To Cashier - Good Only At Foodmart VESPER l on ( ONE CAN CORN BEEFHASH LYKES Void Nov. One Com Beef Hash Coupon per Customer 3, 1957 Birdseye Frozen CRISP PASCAL 8 oz. CELERY Size Strawberries 10 oz. P k ff. Quart "33" One Vesper Coupon per Customer Nov. 3, 1957 mu sa 2 7C ■ ■ m 400 Count AJAX C le a n s e r Box * PALMOLIVE 0% " 7 c 1 2 *8 1 BLEACH t. 1 VEL Keg- Size M m BO X SOAP 31 9 K0TEX ' ■ ------- .•------------- •— y it w O n ly " ----------________________ t ; . c BEAUTY MEATS with reputation FAIRVILLAORLANDO PARK AVINUt AT MTH STHIIT SANFORD �\v j 1 M 1?&* •*, J 'S I j f ■• V- jrt 1 V r * .**- Talks Resumeln More Hopeful meanwhile, that tha two leaders announcement o f what took place. Its top military commanders to Fort# rocket to 1,000-4,000 miles disclosure o f an atom!* depth > Administration officials said El­ char matfen with Brittle get By DONALD i . GONZALES charge o f Soviet troope on over the Paclfle eras almost cer­ charge fo r combatting Soviet sub­ senhower la emphasizing two baslo other nations. V i M Pi n Staff C am jarfM * are considering asking other na­ Further talks were scheduled to­ take the Ruislan-Turklih border, an­ tain to croate a now surge o f op­ marines and tho test firing of a points concerning closer scientific Both Elsenhower and Maetill. day. WASHINGTON (UP) —Talk* be­ tions to join in pooling scientific Close attention is being paid to tween President Elsenhower and military information t « \ '.n m « the war-jittery Middle East anil V Jlriiiih Prime Mlnlaier H a r o l d card in the East-West race for nuI rareful review, o f Soviet Intentions - MacmHlitf - fca a a cd - tsday- h a rlrcr 3rd syact rrrrri-^lr possibly more hopeful mood due tisenhower and Macmillan be­ I around the gfobe, at well at the to a sudden burst of U J. military gan talks Wednesday night on sci­ lisue of East-West military and achievements Including a 1,000- entific unity. Their first conference 1scientific supremacy. May Discuss Red Mute s.ooo-mile rocket shoot. j began at C p.m. e.d.t. and c«nRussia's decision to send one of Diplomatic s o u r c e s reported |eluded at 9:30 jtm . There was no * Weather timism In tho ability of the United Vanguard missile which eventually States end the West to match or will carry a U S. satellite Into outstrip Russia In the race for spaco. Weighing l e t M i spaco supremacy. Added to this waa other an­ Britain and tae (Jotted States nouncement* of new U. S. stridea are weighing methods e f stepolng In the modern weapona field. up their exchange e f scientificThese Included the *tieee«fu! test­ military Information and resources ing of a lAOO-mtle Jupiter missile, i to combat Soviet advances. § > m x fn v h Partly eleedy tbranch Friday with a few widely Mattered showers. 1 Established 1009 VOL. XLIX nounced Wednesday, was eonsldtr*A V.Veiy to come up la the disca w iim British diplomats wore renorted cravelv concerned about appoinUnont o f Red Army Marshal Konstantin RokosWvtJry to what previously was deemed a minor herder post. The dramatic firing of tho Air AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, "Navy Men Invited To Join Chorus “ I do not «ay this in any spirit i per cent, o f antagonism,’’ he added, but “ I , Collins told the assessors that am examining what each of you unlcsi counties m a k e property has done this year, and I am contribute more to the tax coffers, anxiously watching your plans for particularly for school*, there Is going to be pressure fi* state next year." The Constitution requires that taxes In 1939 in addition to the proparty be assessed at full value, 100 million dollars put on the but rceent surveys show that only books by the last session. I am definitely opposed to this about three counties are assessing at 100 per cent value and some , but we will find It difficult to avoid are assessing at as little aa 3 to 20 ; Increase unless the counties put VAH-9 Returns To Home Base From Deployment Shop and Save A7 In Sanford 3 Collins Says Assessors Must U p Property Va lues ORLANDO Ot— Gov. LcRoy Collins told tax assessors in no uncertain terms today (hat they music for neglecting their const!their home counties or face the music for Deflecting their consti­ tutional duty. Colllni did not say he would .anspeod tax ssMsaors who tail to '•lake “ realistic" assessments of property values tor local tax pur­ poses. But'he told the annual con­ vention of county tax officials that he has a sworn duty to see that the laws art carried out and “ while 1 do nAt wish to giye tha Impression of a threat, I do intend to fulfill my constitutional obliga­ tion to the fullest." Ian, diplomats said, attach high Importance to exchanging view! on possible Soviet diplomat!! moves. This review was Included t c c r a t e? *.!r« achievement In launching Sputnik, the earth satellite, and the subse­ quent Soviet sabre-rattling In the Middle Beat. lim t f t TH U RSDAY. OCTOBER 24,1957 themselves In a position to flnaneo their own reasonable needa with­ out having to turn to tho atato to do their tax collecting for them," he said. He said increased asiesamens will not mean an unnecessarily high burden on the property own­ er becauio it would be geared to “ downward revisions of m lllagei" to Insure that no one is wrongly penalised. cooperation: 1. Russia’! advances In the sci­ entific Held require greater efforts In the same field by tha free woria. 3. The administration will a s k Congress next session to revise the closer scientific cooperation on nu[ IMS Atomic Energy Act to permit Herlong To Address Joint Civic Club Luncheon Nov. 5 Congressman A. S. "Syd" Herlong Jr. will ipeak in Sanford at a joint civic club luncheon Tuesday Nov. s. The luncheon Is being ipomored by the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce, according to an announcement in a recant Issue of the “ Jayeee Journal." AU civic eiubv, said the an­ nouncement, are Invited to attend and reservations should bo made by Thursday Oct. 31. Congressman Herlong win he In the Sanford area on Nov. 3 for hla annual visit. Ha will bring with him hla new trailer-office which will be parked in a downtown lo­ cation where visitor* can drop la to talk with the Congressman. . United Presa Leased Wire NO. 118 . *^K#« Bfl •twTW k •- * •-* • “ i r * r 1—W * fe V,_ - f * hast 4 ■" Jgt i, Jttv MiP i m f m - T IE * jA .1 -9 r r . , **i)/ai llv v « - ■-Fv i . .tit Nc ^ f J* A PLANNING THE NEXT MOVE In e ffo rts to assist the Salvation Arm y In locating new site and building is the Support of Churches Commutes o f the Sanford Kiwania Club. (Left to right) committee members a ret Arthur Greer, Dr. R. E. Rutland, O. K, Goff, Chairman Irving Pryor, Hnrvey Hale and Fred >Vllson. (S ta ff Photo) Motorists Warned To Obey Speed Laws Sheriff Luther Hobby today, areas marked plainly for 2S, 93, sternly warned molorista that they ' 40, and 43 mllei per hour. “ Ptomutt atay within the speed lim its1pie are simply taking advantage in “ reduced speed" areas. I o f these areaa and not observing Sheriff Hobby said this morning the potted speeds, that motorists art flagrantly vlo-1 "W e art going to do something latlng the speed limits in the about these violations," Sheriff Hobby remarked, Benefit Variety Show To Feature 13 Entertainers By Mr*. Raymeetd Monte CASSELBERRY — Four mora talented performers have been booked by produce^ Joe Welmer for th* second annpifl Casselberry* lions Chib benefit v w W * * ° * scheduled for Not. T, at Lyman School auditorium. Curtain tlm# will be S p. m. for the 13-aet ehow. Co-chairman C- K. (Bud) Fisher, Heavy Attack Squadron Nine re­ forces. Many o f the simulated ford along with the other squadron turned to NAS Sanford Tuesday combat strikes of VAH-9 were personnel. He has been named The nest rehearsal of the Male following a deployment on board flown -from the frigid waters north OMNI the AMNI potent Owl and made an honorary naval aviator in Chorus will be held Monday night the USS Saratoga. Cdr. W. R. of the Arctic Circle. at S o'clock at tho First Metho­ Harlett, USN commanding officer, Tha USS Saratoga visited parts view o f hla excellent over-water dist Church, corner Park Ave. and led a formation of nine A3D Sky- In Scotland, England and France, navigation and ability to land on Fifth St., It was announced this warriors over Sanford at 10:43 a. permitting squadron personnel to an aircraft carrier with a mini­ morning b r Harry M. Weir, dir­ m. aa the advance guard returned. visit such places as Edinburgh, mum o f experience. He demonstrated a x c e 11 a a t ector of the group. Since boarding the giant aircraft Glasgow. London, Portsmouth and Judgement In choosing Heavy AtMen of tho Sanford Naval Air carrier on Aug. 9 the squadron, Paris raven Wtation aro particularly Invited to Jja* participated in numerous fleet Lcdr,. Richard E- rowler. USN, f tho « ^ ? a d ^ ’ ahmui and ftn.i .hlfM a with ■topped charged with vinist. violat­ sponsa ha* *on# ahead of expects. join, tha only requirement being exercises Including NATO opera acting operations officer of VAH-9 “ * * ' i tuns. Tickets for the benefit af­ ing (he state's speed regulation*. that of singing on pitch. what appeared to be the llulgnl‘ con,U u of *" ° * L lion* “ Sea,pray", "Strlkeback", I voiced fair are flfty-centa each or a book "We are going to enforce these in Longwood, Oviedo, Lake Tha group that has been prac­ and “ Pipedown". O p e r 1 1 1 o n t (unicnsui of aquadron opinion I '" *»-■»—• *•*« of twelve for five dollars. Net reduced speed area regulatiuna proceeds will be u*ed to supply ticing each week has enjoyed the Strlkeback was the largest peace- when he stated ‘There were many f l l m S I O D S O n O W II Altamonte Spring* and Fern Park on the following day, Wednesday, The Seminole Band Association right down the line." th* Seminole glasses for needy children, eye ex­ rehaarsals, Weir said and assures time naval manuever ever held. beautiful and educational sights Nov. a and on the same day will i milU flnal pUni for th, coming County Sheriff said. newcomers of a cordial welcome Included were Canadian, English, In London, Paris and other Euro­ aminations and general welfara and a profitable singing exper­ French, Norwegian, and Danish pean cities we visited, but by far take hla tra ler to Seminote High barbecue at It* regular monthly Onlers went out to th* entire work. ience.. School to visit with the student |nseetlnsf. Tuesday. The barbecue staff of the Seminole County unita as well as the American |the most welcome sight o f the Harrington tho Magician, famed cruise was seeing Laka Monroe body there. will b« held at the Elks ground* Sherlff’ i office to clamp d"wn on USO entertainer who was starred \V. W . Tyre, president of the Prior to arriving In Sanford Sat,ird, y „ t M p. and Sanford Tuesday. motorist* not ebaervlng the re- In the movie “ This I* Th# Army" Seminole Rooster* Club, has an­ Tuesday, Nuv. S, Congressman Earl Toney Is general chairman (lured speeds In any atctlon of tha will open the ahow with a half As preparations were m*d* 10 j nounced that there will be a meet- Herlong will visit in DcBary. for the barbecue and those who county. Deputy Sharlffs patroling hour of fun and mystery. Jackie fly off the USS Saratoga Tues- , tonight a t » o'clock In the High Herlong, according to hi* itiner­ day a new recruit volunteered and I Schoo, , U(1„ „ rtum. will prepare the barheeue Include: th* entire county, aald Sheriff McClain, a student of th* Royal ary, will close his office on Nov. was accepted as a member of the All members are urged to attend 13 and return to Washington on Cotton Brown, Earl Toney, Peter Hobby, will be on the lookout for .School of Dance, of Winter Park, squadron. |#J futurt, pi*n, will lx- discussed Nov. 16. Hearings begin in Wash- Rukur, Johnny Cameron, Clayton the violations that can easily turn will perform in a serious of acro­ batic dance routine*. The nineSmith, and Carl Rrumbaugh. Serv­ Into fatal accidents. As James D. Otte, AN, USN, j for the betterment of the organl- I ington on Mcnday, Nov. 18. Sheriff Hobby stated that the year old dancer Is th* daughter of ing on th* purchasing and food Dr. J. N. Tolar. 97. a lifelong Association, an active member of began to preflight bis A3D air tatlon. Plans for tomorrow night’ s preparation art: Mrs. Benham, federal and state highways as well Mr. and Mrs. M. G. McClain, 231 resident of Sanford, passed away the American 3tedlcal Association craft he found a younl ow* perch activities will also be mapped out Mrs. Rrumbaugh, Mrs. Toney. aa th* county roads, throughout E. Lake Triplet Dr. These twe at Orange Memorial Hospital yes­ and a member of the Florida cd on the wing.. Since tha USSj A special trea t'll In atore, for 5 c h i r O r d H o ilS in g Mrs. Jennings, Mr*. Fclnberg, and Seminole County, ' are plainly performers were among those se­ terday at 12:30 p. m. following a P«acc Officers Association. Saratoga was stilt some 83 m iles! the Georgia Teach-Horid* „ Mrs. Wallace will work on tha marked. And there are many lected in early auditions by Weimshort illness. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. at sea it waa apparent thwt the and parts o f the. Sanford-Apopka A t i f l i n r i R r f t f f i r i n l places where It la dangeroui to or. serving lines. Dr. Tolar was born July 1, 1890---------------- -----------, J. N. Tolar, Sanford; one ____ so n ,' ___ new ______ recruit_____ was—well___________ motivated game wilt be shown on film. |“ U I I l U r i i y V y l U t l U l Green Cove Springs and had Ralph Tolar o f Jacksonville; two to have undertaken such a longTalent more recently booked for Th* Booster* Club ha* been of TALLAHASSEE W — J o h n Seminole Band members will be operate a car over reduced ipeeda lived In Sanford for tha past 83 brothen, Hamel E. Tolar, Winter over-water flight culminated by a great help to th* Seminole High! Schlrard Jr tho show la a baton twirling ex­ of Sanford was ap- presentat 6:30 to furnish martial patted In many areas. years. Ha made his home at 207 Haven and R. Ernest Tolar o f carrier landing. The new squad- School athletic program this year.: pointed by “ This Is a warning," the Sheriff pert, a youthful pantomlmlat, Gov. LcRoy Collins music. Allproceed* will ka used tald, "to all motorists that we are well known In Central Florida; a East 10th St. I Sanford; one aister. Mrs. T. A. ron'a member enlistment was ac- All sport* fant who are Interested I Wednesday as commissioner of to purchase new uniform*. After attending the University Brotherson, 3!t. Dora; and three cepted by VAH-9 Executive Offi- In becoming members are Invited! the Seminole County Housing Au-1 n , e Seminole High Sehoel Band clamping down tight on speed young tap-dancer already an ado f North Carolina and graduating grandchildren, Gregory, Cynthia, cer Cdr. E. It. Horrell who atith to attend ami get acquainted with, thority, succeeding J. D. Wright Association amended its const]- regulations throughout the conn- vanced student In the art and a I (Continued M Pag* I) from the Jefferson Medical School; and Douglas Nolley Tolar, all of orDcd his transportation to San- this organisation. I Jr. |mtion to include parents of mem­ ty." o f Philadelphia, Penn., Dr. T olar, Jacksonville. bers In tha Sanford Junior High bad practiced medicine here since Funeral services for Dr. Tolar School Band. Th« association 1915. will be conducted at 10:30 a. m. changed It* name to “ Seminole Ha was physician for th* city of Friday at the First Presbyterian Band Association" and the new orBanford and for the Atlantic Coast Church with Rev. A. G. Mclnnts i ganiiation of tho association i* officiating. ' Tine Railroad for over 30 years. Acontract wasawarded toa , the low bidder, Carroll Daniel Boy A. Thompson A Son*. Lee»- set up to assist both the high Dr. Tolar was a member of th* Intermant will be In Evergreen Sanfordconstruction firm fcrr new i Construction Company o f Sanford b-irg; and United Builders, Or school and junior high school First Presbyterian Church, a mem­ Cemetery. s c h o o l facilities at Plnecrast' - „ Undo, i bands. ber of th* Sanford I-ndge 83 FA Britson Funeral Home la In School and Goldsboro School this |ror »l3O OT0A meeting o f the Membership o f Commerce, 1 ! are new; 16 have Sixteen representatives of th* All parent* who hav# students Of the total amount o f the bid AM, a member of th# Monroe j charge. morning. . various construction companies a t-} tb* Junior or senior high achool Drive Committee of the Seminole increased their membership; It Chapter Tyler Commandery. and | Pallbearer* will be: F. F.. RoumThe Seminole County Board of whlch was ,or ,h* combined pro­ this morning morning's* hid membership. County Chamber of Commerce increased by 100 per cent; one In­ tenge* Uls DM opening opening bands arci eligible for memocranq.. was a life member of th e, illat, Ed Lane. Gordon Bradley, Education this morning onened J*«ta, *107.213 is allocated to Pine- tended L a crest School and 1 0 773 to the In tha office of the Super nUndent Mrs. Chisolm waa appointed as a ha* been called for Monday at 4 creased by 130 per cent; and oa* Morroceo Temple. Randall Chase, C. W. Brown, end “ Gold,bore fchJol of Public Inaiuctio.. chairman to contact the pro.pec- p. m. by J. Bralley Odham, chair­ member increased by 400 per He wea a charter member and Dr. A. W. Epps Sr. additional classrooms at Plnecrast Gold,boro School. man of the committee. cent. ______ ________ John Burton IV It tho architect live Junior high parent,. a past president of the Seirlnole The Seminole County Medical School and five additional class­ The two project* will be_____ com Purpose o f the .nesting said Od­ County Medical A'soclatlan, a life Society will serve ss honorary rooms at Goldsboro School. There are five team captain* on pitted in 210 day* according ta the! f" r t*1 ® project*. >| ium Is to hear report* from team ^pember of the Florida Stedlcal pallbearers. The contract was awarded to| specifications for construction. 1 It was said thb morning that captains and member* of each the membership drive committee Bidders others thart Carroll Dan- construction of the additional team on the “ telephone campaign" and 24 members o f the various 1*1 Construction Company are: classroom facilities will get under­ for members during the period teams. Tha third phase o f the member­ Geneva Builders, Orlando; Mann way immediately. during which letters wera mailed Cards were mailed yetterday by to more than 700 business and pro­ ship drive will possibly get under­ Tha addition to Plnecreat School Construction Company, Orlando; McAnulty Construction Company, is the first addition to facilitle* j the Seminole County Chamber o f fessional people of the county in- way following next klonday'e Bradenton: Morton Schiff Co , Or- there; it i* tha fourth addition to i Commerce requesting merchant* \vitlng them to participate in meeting, according to ptans outlin­ of Sanford to participate In the Chamber of Commerce activities. ed by Odham at a meeting held Undo; Henry Stephens, Orlando; GWdiborn Elementary School. “ Banner Days" event which will Odium said this morning that raveral week* ago. be stared Nov. t-2 here. from the 700 or more letters A goal of more than flO.OOO baa “ Bsnner Days" la one of San­ mailed there are 83 member* al­ been act by the Seminole County ford’s hlggost annual events stag­ ready signed up for the new year. Chamber of Commerce t j match Of the 83 memhrrs subscribing fund* appropriated by tha City of ed each year during tho fall sea­ to tha Seminole County Chamber Sanford and Seminole County. son. ■Oa^lMpftrtfServinZ At Bond S l ' t e . - t t l ' u ' L ' Assn. Barbecue rn'paTk Starts A t 6:30 At Booster C lu b Gathering Tonight *Lifelong Resident, Dr. J. Tolar, Dies Membership Drive Teams Report Monday Local Firm Gets School Contract Banner Days' Set Here On Nov. 1-2 Milwee Explains Need For Schoo Bond Issue 6 ( fPEW NTKNDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION IL T . .Milwe* (old KlwanU Club m in b c r i yw teid ijr “ If the school bond election faibi we will suffer became o f lark ^ f facilities which will cause double seonlon*,9’ (Left to ri*ht) are: Milwee. Klwanln S J « * P ra rtk a l Ed ShiobolMr and secretary Ralph A . Smith. (Staff P h olo) t Samlnole County's Superintend­ ent of Public Instruction gave the Sanford Kiwanls Club a complete rundown o f detail* concerning the $2tfc million school bond construc­ tion fund. Leading In to hi* discussion, R. T. Milwee aald “ School construc­ tion now going on in Sanford lnc'udes a 10-room addition to Pinec r e t School and a five-room addi­ tion to th* Goldsboro School." In November or December, said Milwee, we will ask for 10 addi­ tional classrooms at Seminuli High School and eight classrooms and heating plant for Crooxs Academy. Fund* for th# first project came from tha federal government through Public Law IU plea 125,000 Hammarskjold May Go To Mid-East local funds. Fundi for th* pro­ jects* in November or December will be from matching funds with By BRUCE W. MUNN ' |King Saud o f Saudi Arabia a 1118,000 from tha federal govern­ United Presa Staff Correspondent rhanre to mediate th* Turco-Syriment with equal local moniea. UNtTED NATIONS, N.Y. (U P) in crisis. Explaining th* necessity for tha — Plan* to tend Secretary General I Turkey accepted Ssud's offer. school bond ij*u* h* said the Dag Hammarskjold to the Middle Syria, prodded by the Soviet Un­ Seminole County school system is East to Investigate the crisis be­ ion, hat resisted it, somewhat to in good shape financially at the tween Turkey and Syria rapidly th* dismay o f tome of th* other present time but “ it is imposs­ gained support in th* United Na­ Arab delegation*. ible for ua to operate on a pay- tion* today. The auggestlon to senJ Hama,-you-go-ba,ls because w* need Although no delegation had o ffi­ uianfcjold to the 3lldea,t first was entire new plants. cially sponsored such a move up mad* Monday by Adram Hourani, “ It is predicted that schwl en­ to today, it was reported that speaker o f the Syrian Parliament. rollment will increase at a greater some delegation might propose it In an Interview In Damascus with pace during the next five year* formally Friday when the General United Press correspondent Peter than it ha* In the past," said 3111- Assembly resumes the M i>*«t de­ Webb. U. 8. sources would not say wee. “ 1 hope you get out there bate. The assembly adjourneJ Its de- their delegation was ready tq aupand vote for tb# bond Issue on i beta Tuesday uatU Friday to give puct tha “ send Hammarikjold" Noy. 12." proposal although U was discussby the United States with othea delegations Wednesday. Tha Syri­ ans, Russian* and their supporters also discussed it privately. Some diplomats Uiought Saudi Arabia might ask for more time to let Sami try to mediate the Syrlan-TurkUh dispute. If so, the General Assembly probably would vote for another and longer postponement of it* de­ bate when l: meets Friday, thus putting e ff any formal move to send Hammarskjold to the Middle East Immediately- m ■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, 1957 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, October 23, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 23, 1957. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 23, 1957; <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/81927a9864161bcf7918351af983ff84.pdf 6a4250dd6746de24490aff96116a62c2 PDF Text Text 'ospited Notes » y T E R R Y CD Y W G TW f Tha Sanford Junior Ulyh School la scheduled to m eet-tha Jr. High School from Seabraasa bora to­ morrow night. The g a m e .w ill be t r t y Maria M ay (la a fo rd ) at tha Memorial Stadium and la 3 Ci k Om * cntuf.-Ulc) scheduled to » U t l a t 1:00 p. m. s s s s Tha saabrnese u j u d a s s once i.-! * 3 M y ghrf to M r. and Mrs. Eari defeated the Jr. Squad from San­ 1 ford and they w ill ba trying ta Balsfctofh (Sanford) oven tha acora fo r tha SI to 14 they received. Both ''licking'* B ov. Philip lehlossm an (Sanford) team* have shown Im provement since the lest meeting s o It should P n d Stria (Sanford) be a very fast and exciting con test Goorgo Carter (Sanford) Conch Howard Gordin has ehoson Oaegoen Wilson (Sanford) the follow ing for his starting o f­ 5 Jessica Burba and baby hoy fensive lineup: LE C olb ert L T (Sanford) Richards, LG Chisolm, C Barnes, : Colleen Wlnshlp (Sanford) RO Bonnlfaca, RT W illiam s, RE Robinson, RHB Stewart, LHB Dill­ Kmart Kuhn (Oviedo) ard, FB Phagan, QB Roy W r ig h t OCT. 1ft C a leb Cord la l b * report* tb it JUlljr Johnson and J i n n y Terwillig e r h a r t received Injuries and will not ba able to play for tha remain­ der o f tha seaem . Everyone ta urged to turn out fo r this s s m » and give these y ood g lad* tneufTErii support. Tha Jr. High band and Cheerleader* win be on hand to add to tbo en­ joym ent o f tbo eon lest. Tha ft n t meeting o f O re l* So. 1 o f tha Lake Mary Community Presbyterian Church waa held Tuesday evening at Ihe U ttle Lake Mary home o f Mrs. W illiam L o ft­ ier. Tha ter. i na meeting ntevung was » * • called to •«* order b y the O rel* fhalm san. Mrs. D o-atd m ihn er. r o r s f i w * 1 w t r e ! given by Mrs. Lstfler. O fficers o f tbo d it t o erst Mrs. W. B. Bell, Southeastern regions! Donald Klritner, circle eb«lrmsn: director fo r the paint firm , and C.. L. Howell, Tampa area manager, will conduct the day-long session at the Floridan Hptel. Mrs. Marshall Smith, vice chair­ m an; Mrs. Millard Rice, w eretary; Mre. Willard Meadows, treasurr; Mr*. H. M. Gleason, fellow ­ ship chairm an; Mrs. Eileen W il­ DELAND— Her first weekly pen­ lard, pro g r im chairm en. Duties sion check end other gifts were o f the different officers w ere showered upon Mrs. Etta Culp of read. Circle No. 1 will m eet the Orange City Saturday night (Oe- second Tuesday In each month. (Continued from Page 1) tober I t ) at a dinner given her* T h t Nov. 12th meeting will be at In honor o f her retirement after tha home o f Mrs. Willard. It we* piled to approximately 4SO squire forty year* o f sendee with th* announced that Oct. 22nd the PW O yards o f existing llm c n c k biteOrange City Telephone Company. Association w in bo held at the course. The application o f sand Kdna Jean Eason (Sanford) The pension, which will be paid church at I p. m. with Circle No. over bituminous seal will be ap­ 1 providing the refreshm ents. F ol­ to Mrs. Culp as long ee she lives, W esley Reese (M ount D ora) plied by the governm ent to provide was presented to her b y B. A. lowing adjournment a gam e was PRESIDENT AND T1IB JU EEN — President KUen h ov er Is ■ bow aw lth iarea Elisabeth at a dinner Galloway, vice president #a be­ played so that each mem ber could elves hr the first couple for llto Quaes aad Prtuee FJUh* et the MWto a saad-seal type su rfa ce." M r hay la Mr. end Mrs. K a m a * h alf o f the Winter Park Telephone rem em ber all tho w om en's names Is wearing the Order o f Mori* ptwooatod to Urn b y the Qacea’ e father, Cason (Sanford) Company, which operates the Or­ In her circle. Mrs. L effler served am and Hera given to Queen Alexandra la 1 I U and w o n by the c u m D. K. MeNeb, owner end opera­ Parllment hi New Zealand In 1*53. homemade cookies, co ffe e and tee B a by girt t* M r. sa d Mrs. Joseph ange City company. tor o f the Credit Bureau o f San­ to Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Alexander Other gift* Included a life mem­ May (Sanford) ford, announced today th* estab|to visit friends and relatives In Linn, Mr*. Carol Lowe, Mrs. II. month. Mr*. James M. Thompson hold, recreation leader. B aby Boy to M r. and Mrs. George llihment o f the Medical and Den­ bership In the Florida Telephone Pioneers, an organisation o f men M. Cochran, Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. Synodical President, met with the Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Anderson Wilmington, Del. and Medina, tal lervtca Bureau, a Division o f and women with at least M years Araald Omey, Mrs. Klrkoer, Mr*. Circle and answered many ques­ enjoyed th* Orlando Centennial Ohio. While she la awey Mrs. AhA large rattlesnake w as kfllr<J< Uw Credit Bureau of Sanford. The o f sendee In tha telephone indus­ Meadows, Mrs. Leon Pickering, bl* Fees* will occupy her home late Saturday afternoon b y E. F> celebration, Saturday evening. It tion* about the circle w oik and service) offered mem bers o f tha try, presented by the Pioneers As­ Mrs. Frank Lee, Mrs. Dale A lex­ on Seminole Drive, Lundqulst at his home on the the association. Bureau will be sim ilar to those was particularly Interesting to sociation; a paid-up hospitalisation ander, Mrs. Ed. Zimmerman, Mrs. now extended to the retail and Mr. and Mrs. W . F . Thorne Jr. Country Club Road In the Loch Mrs. Gill sislsled b y her moth­ Mrs, Anderson as she went to Or­ and life Insurance policy from the Rice, Mrs. Willard and K atby W il­ Mr*. Calvin M oore and baby girl wholesale merchants o f Sanford er Mrs. Dickson and Mrs. Goble lando with her parents In 1003; have sold their home on Crystal Arbor section. W inter Park Telephone Company, lard. (Sanford) and Seminole County, but will be aerved eup cakes, homemade coo­ therefore, considers herielf an Lake A v e.-a n d expect to .move and a life time ennee*s|on giving Th Buslneos W om en's Circle o f Lundqulst was working In hit Admlaetoa adapted to serve th* special needs kies, coffee and soft drinks to "Old T im er". She claims lo have within the month. Mrs. Culp free telephone sendee. t h o garden when he spotted the snika Community Presbyterian OCT. !• o f the hospital* and professional learned to count by Ihe striking Don't forget to call me with J. K. Galloway, executive presi­ Church and their husbands met Mrs. P. D. Anderson. Mrs. Rich­ which measured 5W feet long and Sepkto Rtnkavage (flnaferd) man o f the area. ■ome newa at F a 2580ft. dent o f th* Winter Park Telephone for a covered dish supper at the ard Beebe, Sirs. Will Fergerson, o f the Old Court House Clock. had l l rattles. Discharges McNab further stated that the Mrs. W. H. Shook, Mrs. Otis SJobMrs. Ida Keogh, Mrs. Walter Company, presided. Speakers who Cryital Lake Home o f Mr. and Willie Jones (Sanford) Credit Bureau has been appointed paid tribute to Mrs. Culp were Carl Mrs. R. E. True Wednesday even­ lom , Mrs. Richard Keogh, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Eileen Willard, OCT. to aa an Information clearing house Roy Howell Jr., Mrs, J. R. Reaves, Kathy Willard and Sherry Gard­ H. Galloway, Sr., founder end a ju iid iw . for the us* o f the Home Heating president, B. A. Gstloway amt Carl ing. Supper w*s served on the Mrs J. R. Williams. Mrs Keogh ner attended Ihe Saturday Cen­ porch overlooking th* lake. Th* Row L. Howell Sr. (Sanford) OH distributors. In this rapacity tennial Celebration In Orlando. 11. Galloway, Jr., vlee president*, group voted to still have their and Mr*. Thompson. Charles A. Hardy (Titusville) the Credit Bureau will be used as A Boys' 4-H Club was formed They all said that the fountain o f the W inter Perk Telephone m eetings the second Wcdnesdny. B obby J . Reaves (Sanford) a credit Information center fo r Company and Ken W . .Baisarear, and ACCESSORIES and their husbands prf* this week a t the Lake Mary School was certainly e thing o f beauty • Betty Jean Tell (Osteen) the ten local Home Healing Oil Orl1"Ho, j , r a i d e d o f th eH u gh L. f Members (ent mtTt Mr. and Mra. True. Mr, under the direction o f C edi Tuc­ and worth a trip to Orlando to Cnriann KUgore (Lake Monroe suppliers. .. “ in j jjra . p . j) Anderson, Mrs, ker, County Agent. The boys will see. Velma Rowan (Sanford) The Credit Bureau o f Sanford Pioneer* Mr. and Mra. Ralph Swart* have LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRTSTMAS II. M. Cochran, the " e v . and Mra. meet each Wednesday at Ihe H ba beth H. Bowes (Sanford) has been In continuous service to school. O fficers elected for the moved Into th# Holly-Keefer house Guest* Inelrded Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Llnnn, and Mra. Marshall L. TUlis (Sanford) lbs community for more than Harold Culp, Miami, ion and II. M. Gleason, and Mrs. Jam es com ing year were: Larry Chester, on Lake Mary Ave. overlooking Rather Armelda Covington thirty years. Reports Issued by (he president; BUI Lowe, vice presi­ the Crystal Lake Park. We w el­ daughter-in-law of Mrs. Culp, and M. Thom pson.’ (Sanford) Bureau are based on file Informa­ dent; Kenny Dooley, secretary; come this couple to our neighbor­ their two children; prominent tillThe Rev. and Mrs. James M. Bnaato Patterson (Sanford) tion contained In over 100,000 file sens o f Volusia County, executlvei Thompson attended ■ meeting at Robert Best, tren u rer; John Nor- hood. cards, kept up to date by inform a­ FA M M 4 Mrs. Ruby Linden le ft Mondey \ Comer lat and Sanford o f th* Winter Perk Telephone the Synod o f Florida Conference den, reporter; end Jim m y WlederB aby fttot to M r. and M n . Charles tion furnished by merchants, fin Company, and their wlvee or huiCenter "Southwinlda" near Lake R. Bowes (Sanford) anclal institutions, professional on Wednesday. Mrs. •by Girl to Mr. and Mrs. James men, public records and newspa­ bands; and representative! o f the Placid, Orange City Telephone Company. Thompson Is president o f the Sv. Harvey Covington (Sanford) per dippings. .Membership In th* Representing the Florida Tele­ nodical o f Florida of the Presby­ Baby boy to Mr. aad Mrs. Howard burenu Is held by 125 credit grant­ phone P lon een were Mr. B asis- terian Church U. S. A. Tell (Osteen) ors and local concerns. A member rear, Mra. Bernice Bomar, Orlan­ Discharge* Mrs. J. H. Skewee called the of th* Associated Credit Bureaus do, vice president o f the Hugh L. visit. She'told of the weekend visit Dorothy Sheaty (Sanford) of Am erica and the Associated Merrill Council; O, C. Byrd, San­ other evening and wo h id a nice Ada Lovejoy (Sanford) Credit Bureaus o f Florida, the lo­ ford , form er employees of the last week o f Mr. and Mr* E. M. Jeau Gardener and babx boy cal Bureau supplies and obtains Winter Park Telephone Company, Fisher o f Tampa. (Titusville) credit Information with more than and Miss Lolly Clements, Orlando, Dorothy CoUlee Don't forget Ihe P-TA meeting 2000 affiliated bureaus In the Uni­ n( (he Southern Bell Telephone and Thursday. Oct. IT at ft p. m. The (Altamonte Springs) ted States, Canids and other for­ Telegraph Company. . OCT. 11 eign countries. Mrs. Culp, 77 year* old, aerved The Collection Division of the Vatey Lou Grimm (Sanford) Credit Bureau o f Sanford la opera­ most of her forty years with the Orange City Telephone Company, Doris Clay (Mima) ted In conjunction with the above aa operator. For many yeara, un­ make an effort to attend. Lake Oath lean Pesald (Sanford) division* and Is under the manage­ til the com pany converted to the Mary School Is growing and we Lola W otfer (Sanford) ment o f R. G. Thompson of this automatic dial system and housed need this bond election to be suc­ Thomas Payne (Sanford) city. Sine* Its establishment In Its opernllon In a new building, Fred Stain (Sanford) cessful If wc are to gel any im ­ August o f 1958, the Cullcclion Divi­ Mra. Culp carried out her duties provements In our school. Doris Whitaker (Sanford sion has serviced in ex cess;of 3,000 as operator from a switchboard Discharges It was a Joy to see the Rev. accounts. A member o f the Am eri­ N O FLU ES located In her home. Flora Wlftton (Sanford) C. C. White, pastor of the Upsala can Collectors Association, tha Church out driving Thursday. The division operates throughout the VtoMtog B e n t m eats Rooms, II Rev. White broke hla hip some United Slates and Canada In co­ a. m. to ft p. m.; g*mi Private months ago and this was the first operation with the 2,000 members Rooms, I to 4 p. m., 7 to I y, m.; of tho organization. N O FU M ES Ume he has driven. Podiatrice, 11 a. m. to I y. m Tha national association has es­ Circle No. 2 of Ihe PWO of the Parents and Grandparents only, tablished * set cod* of ethics to The $23,000 grand prize In the la k e Mary Community Presby­ Ousts tries, No vlaiUnft duriny which member agencies must ad­ Plllshury'a 9th grnnd national terian church met for the first feeding of bablsa. Private Rooms, here. 3linieograph printing and time at tho Crystal Lake Ave. 11 a. m. to 1ft noon, I to 8 p photo-copying ar* available at the recipe and baking contest was homa o f Mrs. Eugene Gill Tues­ awarded to Gcrda Rnderer o f Ber­ m . and 7 to ft p. iil, Semi-Private Credit Bureau, as well as complete kley, Catif. and tha reetpe adopted day evening. Mrs, Gill read 1 Rooms, I to 4 p. aa. aad I to stenographic and typing service. Corinthians 13:*3 and ted In pray­ by Ann Plllshury. • fc to. Th# rlcep for Accordion Treats er. Mre. Roland Goble, circle coIs a* follow s: B eup butter, H eup- chairman presided In the absence o f sugar, J unbeaten eggs, 1 tea­ o f Mrs. Ruby Linden. It was vot­ spoon vanilla, V) teaipnnn salt, ed to hold the meeting* the third IH cups sifted Plllsbury's best all Tuesday Instead of the second ELECTRIC water heating US TUI) LUL 1ST OF TUtl < I ) I H T pnrpn«e flour, and heavy duty Wednesday as previously announc­ Jtiiiuu , ■h.Mixut.u i l i u m , ed. The next meeting will be at keeps heat 100% sealed in aluminum foil. FLOHIUA, IX P m i HATIS U MKi AST ATS- UK Cream butter. Gradually add m- the horns o f Mrs. Ida Keogh on A U X W. DAVIS, gar. ereamlng well. Blend In eggs, Country Club Road. Tha group Dm m h J FLAME wgter heating wastes t o a 1. 1. CM K iirrout s s u r r.u vanilla and tall, eat well. Gra­ Nll.Vk II SVISIS It.AIMS o n us:. dually add flour, mix thoroughly. heat up Hues or vents MASKS AUAl.SS-r SAIII ttsTATtil you and **ch ol you hitaliy aotlFold lengthwise nna yard of foil rioil sail rauulrad to praaant sny to give double thickness, then fold rests* M l. V rf*sired, sprinkle a1*1ms and d* man-1* which you, or Into Mneh accordion pleats, place cnoftte* with confectioners' sugtr stthsr of you, may hsv* aaalnst tbs ••(*(* of Alta IV. LiavU. d*c*a*. on halting sheet. nr frost witk att icing. Makes *i|, Uls ut said County. to tho r-uinDrop dough by rounded tee- ahout 4 dozen cookie*. ly J»-lu- of itomlnolo County. KlurI la, «l hla u nits In lb* court houas spoonsful Into folds ( d o u g h I’ illibury Mills, Inc., through Its of said County st Hanford. Florida. spread* during baking.) Baka In Jacksonville office, made the an­ "Hull -igiii calendar months from slow oven (323 d e s ire s ) J J|n 30 nouncement o f the winner through tho tins* of th* first publication of tnls mul-a. Aacli oltlm or dtmtnd minute* until golden brown. Cool .log G*zll of Tip Top Market and shall bo 1a writing, and shall slsl* ID minutes, remove eooklo* and other local a t o m . lha pt*r* nf rnoldnnos and post oflies sddrssa of ths claimant. and ahull bo sworn to by ths rlnlmnnt, his agont, or ntlornsy. and nny such claim or dsinand not so fllsd shall b* void. HERE’S WHY ELECTRIC WATER HEATING John J. Oasts As oisoutor of Ml* la st BEATS ALL OTHER METHODS: Will and Ttflgmsnt of Alst IV. Parts, dscsnssd First publication l)cl. SI, 1111. M rs. C u lp Honored A t D inner Saturday M edical, D ental Service Bureau Established Here Rattlesnake Killed In Loch Arbor Area • tLECTRIC l MAINS AMERICAN FLYER and LIONEL v m IN T V Heat ivater the modern Baking Contest Winner Is Told Legal Notice Mrs. Detyens Named To Post TO ALL. TO WHOM T H U S PREIh.NTS SHALL, COME. OREKTIffOEl A u .ris*. rilK U ILTKT d N, Bran­ ford, Connecticut; (1. W. SHKNCHR. Hanford, Florida; V. HUUM*. Han­ ford, k'l<,rtdn did oa tha >th day of Juna, A. D. ISSJ causa ta ba Incarfota isd undar tha provlslnaa of too gonarnl oornoratloo Uw of tha Btato of Florida TITLE OUARANTT FOUK a eorporattoa, with It* prin­ cipal pLsca of buaiii*M at HANFORK. SEMINOLE COUNTS In th* Plato of Florida, tad wborMo lha atoaktialdsrn of ouch corporation Sid oa tho S4U dap of Sopt.nibor A. D. INI, aaaoo to ho filod la tho office of tho Secretary of Btsto of tha Statg of Florida, a Caoaent of alli the uaJtr th* pro­ prow IB* olbuhhdLtar* w i i r iu* vision* of aald Chaptrr (of. FlnrMa Xtattilaa, allowing th* Slosolutloa * ( su it aarporv lloa. Maw, tbarafara. th* EsornUrr of Btato dose harnby asrtlfy to th* t or*-*of*a and that h* I* **lltM*4 that th* raaulramaala ol law hav* b«*n coat piled with. Mary D Detyens of Sanford wg* elected chairman « f Institutional Nursing Arrvtra Administrators of Florida Nurses Association during the 47th annual convention at Clearwater, October lft. Copy Down This Name And AddreHs Now . . . . . . and writ* Inday to fhtd out how y o« ran still apply for a 11,400 life lnsuranc* pulley ta help take rare of final •spaa or a without burdening your fam ily. Mall a postcard or letter, giving your name, addrosp and a g « to; Old Amtrlvan In*. Co. •.SEALS 3 Wert 9th, D ep t L22O0B IN WITNKHd WirWRROF. I hav* haraunto sat my hand K am a* City, Missouri and h*»* mfflitd th* flrtat M il of tli* Slat* at Florida, Thera la no ohligsUott— and no *■ Tsltahai*#*, lb* Capltnl, on* will tall on you. 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Shortening- LIVE BET1ER, ELECTRICALLY A M m m Ask Te See $25,000 PilUbury Content Recipe & LIGHT COMPANY 207 Magnolia Ave. �/ 4 0 Years Ago Today Americans Entered W orld W ar 1 Fight W AS SH n iI N G T O N tR— tn W A Today l l Um 40th anniversary o f th i data on which Am erica cros­ sed the throehhold from preparel l o o to participation in the Moody ground fighting o f tt orid Mar l. On Oct. a , 1*17, the first unit o f American Dcughboys moved Into the tranche* o f the Western front la France. They were infantrymen o f the 4 s t -D M i IcbL - T ;.t. Um. M » f~ uuye In n C- > W ■ - V • - W ■ t I k - t It. M t |to. shout .fo ... m • « .I n . fV -M t l -n u a l l_ _ i b a a n .k lu a .L .a a l I long-awaited crack at the Hun. r silence to stop them I Inspecting through trench periRain was pouring in torrents at from singing “ Tipperary." scopes, there was n j sign o f acthey marched through deserted, Somehow they got into t h e tlvity in the German lines, •hell - pocked villages to their as­ trenches without being detected I Behind the Infantrymen cam e signed sector east o f Verdun. It by the German artillery. T h e Battery C o f the Sixth V . 5. Tlrld was a dark, cold night and It was French troops, whom they re- Artillery. Strugsrling nnd tailing in rough going through the deep mud lieved, gave them a classle gallic the deep mud, the artillerymen o f the French roads. In the dis­ welcome, with much hugging, Ms- hauled a French 73 up the side o f tance, and getting ever nearer, alng o f both cheeks and hand- a am all hill, and pointed It in the they could hear the thumping of shaking. general direction o f Germany. Gen. John J . Pershing had deA t 1:13 a. m. on Oct. 38, fust at AhfrA!<iy..£fcMXB.Jt.M«kl J3k>.tac»C~ibicu..l**ole.«v*s.lie fS s tlr a r t IUuii!» »i they had U iB ttillju i the m a t to give his m cn their haired sergeant from South end, French cam ps far behind the Atlantic, and the Doughboys ap- introduction to war. Across the Ind., pulled the lanyard, Unas. Now. at last, they w e r e . proached it with a light • hearted dark waate o f no-man's land. First Am ericas Shell jn o v t n f op to the front for their I eagerness. Twice an officer had which the Doughboys took tuma A loud cheer went up from tha - - - — J l l M sergeanl'a comrades as the first American aheli of W orld War I whistled into the enemy tinea. Tbs aheli ease was carefully s w e r v e d , and pert home t© P res­ ident W oodrow WUson as a souv­ enir. The gun that fired It was quickly rem oved from action and shipped back fo tha U.3 MilBaty Academ y at West Point, M. V ., wheru it Is atill displayed as ■ a • prisoners. Five Doughboys w ere wounded. CpI. Jam es B. O r e a k i m o f Evansville, Ind., Pvt. Thomas F. Enright o f Pittsburgh, and P v t Merle D l!ay„ Iowa were killed, were killo. They were buried Nov. • on the slope o f a hill near the fr o n t The site Is marked by a monument which (he French governm ent S The ThicrfpU.Tr *uyi : TV- ivt-haircd sergeant's name waa lost to history under a cen­ sor’ s pencil. But the rest of the eacitlng news was duly reported - "H ere lie the first u ld ier* o f the great republic of the United Slates who died on the toil o f France for Justice and liberty." Weather Shop and Save Partly elondy Tuesday and Wed' In Sanford neaday. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY Established 1909 SANFORD, FLORIDA, NEWSPAPER TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1957 United Preai Leased Wire Docks, Terminals Project Feasible conveying lo the commission and the public a method of construct­ ing and our study o f the project." The report, at least SO pages In length, outlined the entire study feasibility reports to the members o f the projects feasibility from of the Board of Commissioners a* the study o f commodities moving he said “ this report is a means of north and the commodities that The docks and terminals project la feasible, said Col. H. C. Gee of the engineering firm o f Gee and Jenson o f West Palm Beach, C o l. Gee presented printed would move south Into the Sanford dock* and terminals. He also gave strong m pport of the Ssnfoni-Tltusvllle Canal's ad­ ditional tonnage that would move Into the local docks and terminals from Canaveral Harbor. Col, Gee named commodities and estimated tonnage that would be unloaded or loaded at the local dock* and terminals project. The feasibility report recom ­ mended that the docks and term i­ nals be constructed with hydrau­ lic fill In the lake, 200 feet wide and *00 feet long, with two ware­ GOVERNOR LUTHER 1IODGB house* and with a paved area. Col. Gee surprised commission­ ers and the audience listening to the report with the estimate of $270,000 construction costs. He alio recommended that toeel official* Interest the Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund In the project. Giving examples o f other communities taking advant­ age of the fund, he said monies borrowed from the source would earn a low rate o f interest com ­ pared with other source* o f funds. " A project o f this natu-* does North Carolina's governor, Lu­ not start automatically and does ther Hodges will open the flMtfi not continue autom atically,'' Col. Dlst. Conference, Rotary In­ Gee pulned out. However, he said ternational In Orlando Sunday benefit* will not be limited to San­ ford but will reach out Into other evening, Oct. JT with an addrvea at a banquet that will start a counties. Pointing out that It would take three-day round of events. approximately four years for the The San Juan Hotel ha* been project to reach It* peek useage, d e lim ite d conference headquart­ Col. Gee said that tho docks and terminal* would net the city ap­ ers where delegates will ' gin re­ Chamber o f Com merce “ urge* proximately $30,000 a year above gistering Sunday afternoon, everyone to consider those persons operation costs and reserve ac­ A number o f prominent person­ who serve in government and counts. “ It will take considerable ages will ad d rcii the different ses­ nominate their choice fo r this time to generate business," he Good Government A w ard." sions among them being: O arence said. Raborn said that a judging com ­ The feasibility report recom ­ Walker, public relations director mittee composed of local citizens mended the location o f the docks o f Coca Cola Co., Atlanta; Past and Jayeeea will conilder all nomi­ and terminals near the west city President o f Rotary International nations. limits at Mills Creek. The nomination blank, attached Frank Spain, Birmingham, A la.{ It was recommended that the to the letter mailed to local cltlcity not undertake a project of this Farrla Bryant, Ocala; Past Dlst. sens, should be mailed the Good kind until It studlea and analyses Gov. Chet Berry o f Ft. M yeri, and Government Award Committee, a rate structure. "This will be a Rotary Foundation student front Box I'd, Sanford. Raborn said addi­ ready In about 10 days and will Norway. tional blank* for nominations may be a supplement lo this report," James B. Keith, district gov­ be scrurrd at the Jaycee Inform a­ Col. Gee said. ernor, expects some 700 persons tn tion Booth. “ This state la having to follow attend the conference which is tha the lead o f other states who are first for the new district which making use o f their waterways," was created the past July. Col. Gee told the Board of Com­ A com plete program w i t h missioners. "I t Is a perfectly fearounds of entertainment and so­ slide project for you to assum e." cial events has been planned for "The existence o f this barge 'the Rotary Annv, who are expect­ term inal," Oal. Gee exptalned, ed to accompany their hubands "wilt bring Industry to the city Concurrently J. Jnwers, Ship and we've Just begun t,, scratch to the conference. Pres. Myron Reck o f the San­ Serviceman Second Class, notified the surface in water transportsford Rotary club has announced the Sanford Naval Air Station . tlon." structual fire department which Asked what the Impact on the that kt least IS Rntarlani from answered the call immediately. City o f Sanford would be with the his cluh plan lo be In Orlando fo r Ib e Naval Air Station structural dock* and terminal sprojcct. Col. the event, many being accompan­ fire department supported by the Gee answered “ I would expect to ied by their wives. Naval Air Station crash crew had see a sharp Increase In industry; the fire under complete control an increase in the boat business; before 9:30 p. m. I would expect to see one ship or For Informiitlon On Commander Lewis D. Tamny, boat repair facility; at least one Station Executive Officer, answer­ major truck line o f some size; an CIRCULATION ing the fire alarm supervised the Increase In petroleum tonnage, overall utilization of fire fighting stabilized year riamd employment; PH. FA 2-2G11 equipment and commended McGee and a greater individual incom e." A. L. Wilton, commissioner, who reported the fire and all hands or gftpr 6:30 p.m. who so ably rontrihuted to con­ commented “ I'm enthused about trolling the fire. The cause and this barge terminal myself and l PH. FA 2097S extent of dam age i* presently be­ hope these figures will give us something to work on ." ing investigated. Jaycees SeekRecipient For Government Award The Seminole rounty Junior Chamber o f Commerce la search­ ing fo r a recipient for Ita “ Good Government Aw ard," M. L. Itsborn Jr., president o f the local Jayeeea said In a letter distribut­ ed this morning to citizens o f this area. Raborn said that this “ Good T A H -I EXPECTED TO ARRIVE al the Sanford N aval Air Station today. Captala J. R. Reedy, Com.maader Heavy Attack Wing One, said today that the Movement Report Center alerted NAS te expect the arrival o f VAH-9 which has been deployed oa. NATO Exercises “ Mtrtka H ack." Abova picture, n s eeatly appearing tn the New York Times M agaslae cover shows VA ll-9 plaae* aboard Ibe Carrier Saratoga. influenza uutoret Kills 9 In School dren that killed nine persons. Thp epidemic at the Porterville, Deaths blamed on flu climbed Calif., State Hospital for the Men­ toward the 230 mark today, boost­ tally Retarded was the third fatal ed by an Influenza epidemic at a outbreak to hit such state institu­ California school for retarded chil- tion*. ! A United Press survey showed a total of 219 person* have died of flu or complication* since last summer when the first cases of Asian flu were diagno-cd In the nation and its territories. The highest death toll was In In a lengthy trial before City New York with 53 victims. Penn­ Judge Ambrose Ollff yesterday a f­ sylvania was a close second with ternoon Retired Judge John 0. 50 deaths, 21 o f them in the Le­ Leonardy was found _guilty of high Valley area. California's toll eareless and negligent driving and climbed to 29. I > t s Flu Falsi fined $30 or 10 days In jail. Elsewhere, Michigan reported 2d An accident on Sunday night Sept. 29, shortly after 9:30 p. m. flu-caused deaths, Louisiana 21, Il­ linois 13, Hawaii 9, Ohio, Utah and Jnvolved Judge leonardy. I W alter A Cook charged that Wisconsin 7 each, Iowa and Ken­ Judge Leonardy struck his c a r .' tucky « each, Colorado 3, New parked in front of his home, and Jersey 3, and one each In Indiana, |Oklahoma. Oregon. Washington left the scene at the accident. Attorney Mack N. Clevel»"d Jr., and the District of Columbia. The California State Hospital representing J u d g e Leonardy, claimed lack o f parking light* on ' outbreak claimed five live* last the Cook car was a violation and week anil four more over the might have been a contribution* weekend. The latest victim* were ; two boys and a girl and a 17-yearfactor to the accident. Witnesses called to testify in- old woman. A flu epidemic at the Pennhurst luded Captain Arnold Williams nd LL Joe Hickson who were School for the Mentally Retarded called to the scene on the night near Philadelphia killed It paBy UNITED PRESS Leonardy Found ^Guilty Of Careless Negligent Driving < o f the accident. Cook and two ethers testified against Judge Leonardy. Recent contributions to the Unit­ ed Fund Appeal have brought the total to date above the $7,000 mark. With the campaign already 20 CASSELBERRY— A short talk days gone and only 10 days left In on the history o f the Martin Co., which to raise the quota for seven spanning its half century o f lead* organizations only 20 percent of ership in aeronautics, research the total goal o f $33,000 has been and guided missle manufacturing, contributed or pledged. was given by two Martin Co o f­ T ram captains are busy con­ ficials at the Casselberry Lions tacting volunteer werkera In hopes Club Thursday night. o f raising the total figure nearer Martin Co. officials were, Phil to the goal mark. Additional contribution* to the Cresby, Senior Policy Assurance Engineer, and Carl Foster. In­ United Fund In amounts o f $23 or formation Services Representative. more, as reported by Roy F. A movie, "L o o k To The Future." Mann, campaign treasurer, this a portrayal o f Martin products, morning are: Frank Evans, $100; supplemented the Informative his­ W . E. Kader, Jeweler, 1*0; 11. torical briefing by the speakers. Jam re Gut Agency, $30; Mrs. Also an architectural drawing o f Herbert Ballanre, $30; Roy Holler, the completed Martin Plant, south $30; J. A. Bislllne, $30; Mrs. Geor­ of Orlando, was displayed, one gia B. Ball. $30; Mrs. Camilla view showing the extensive main ! Hruce, $23; Fourawre Construction I Co., $23; C. If. Johnson, $23; It. lobby of the large structure. B. Pope Co., $25; P. S. n * rke. The Martin Co. hat been In $23; D. B. Adler. $23; and Mr. limited production during the con­ and $!rs. J. M. Stlnecipher, $23. struction of its extensive plant, which is now 80''. completed, ac- an elected official, tn apoointed officer,’ an ertlplofe or 4 conimunlty-mlnded citizen." Raborn commented, howover, that the provision In the nomina­ tion it "that he or she has made some outstanding contribution In tha field o f Good Government.” No person shall be considered for nomination If he is a holder of a public office and who was elected In a state wide election, or whose appointment Is such that he serves the state as a whole, the letter explained. The recipient of the award pre­ sented by the Seminole County Junior Chamber uf Commerce, Ra- Faulty Socket Blamed For $5,000 NAS Fire j Additional Local News On Page 8 Segregation Leaders Angry At Bill Enforcement Plea little Interest In a compromise with the party's southern wing, which ha* been bubbling with dis­ content since p a s o g ? o f the civil rights bill and since Eisenhower sent federal troop* to enforce in••evasion at Little R 'ck. Gravrl Fasor* Stand There also were expressions of “ It appears the radical left wing dismay that the U S. Supreme Cjurt brushed aside Virginia's of the party has gained control o f school assignment law, and a I» U -, Chairman Paul Butler ar.d is en­ tsiana o ffic ia l proposed that a gaged in a battle with the Repub­ “ freedom of choice'' amendment lican left wing for the Negro blew fc o the U.S. Constitution bo placed vote.” commented Georgia Democratic Chairman Join Sam m o * in effect. The old split in the Democratic Bell. Bell said there is "no basie d if­ Party, never firmly healed since southerner# stalked out o f the 1318 ference oa Issues" now between national convention, appearej the tw9 major parties, and that even m ore likely t.» rip open again the ultimate result will be “ ei­ following the policy group’ ! state­ ther a third party or a realign­ ment within both parttea. ment Monday. One louhern member o f the The advizory council attacked advisory c o u n e i I, Cim ille F. Prezident Elsenhower end called Gravel Jr. o f Louisiana, favored for quick action jn the civil rights the group's stand, however, aaJ « w . But U alae indicated U baa By LEON BURNETT ^United Frees Staff Correspondent Southern segregation l e a d e r s bristled today at the Democratic Advisory C o u n c i l ' * plea for prompt enforcem ent of the civil the only dissenter « a s Mr*. Ben­ end expretaed (he intent o f finding jamin R. Everett of North C a ro.! other w iye to sidestep Integra- j lina. Gravel has been under f i r e 1tion. in his state for supporting the The slate will “ continue to use civil rights measure. legal and proper m eans" to keep Mrs. Everett said North Caro­ classroom s segregated, according lina congressmen opposed the riv- to a statement from Gov. Thorns* II right* bill ami “ I was not going B. Stanley. Republican Stitv Sen. to sit there and vote for any rein- Ted Dalton, a candidate for g*/vlution that had not been approved ernnr, proposed that a special by them ." legislative session be called im­ Special Sevlvon Proposed mediately to rewrite laws relating Virginia Democratic Chairman to segregation. Thomas R i a n t o n also criti­ The consensu* in other quarters cized the resolution and said in we* that the ruling we* not un­ his opinion “ the southerners are expected, hut was disanpointing. in no mood to compromise s.ith No specifle plan of action «•• the rest of the party." He ad ied. under study. however, that It is “ ton early to Louisiana's attorney g e n e r a l tell" what southern Democrats Jack Gremiiiion, p r o p o s e d an wilt do in I960 amendment to the Constitution In Virginia, meanwhile, officials that would outlaw all civil right* studied the Supreme C ourt'i re­ codes and fair employment prac­ fusal Monday to h ejr an appeal tices codes and “ permit neighbor­ o f a ruling against the state's cen­ hood* to choose their o - n neigh­ t a l control o f . pupil placement. bor*. la a speech to * aivu slab he outlined provisions for "fr e e ­ dom o f c h o i r e " In employment and social pursuit*. Florida Ally. Gen. Richard Er­ vin slid hit state's school assign­ ment law Is not threatened under the ruling In the Virginia rase be­ cause Florida's law does not men­ tion rare. In South Carolina. State Sen. Marian Gressctte i s l j the state “ will d oe* the public schools ind seek som e other method'' for ed­ ucating children if integration is ordered. Gresselte is head of the state's segregation study cm im ictee. Alabama Gov. James K Fol­ som, appearing unshaven and in­ ference dressed at hia press conefrenee, touched again on the L il­ lie Rock crisis and said be would discharge the s t a t e ’ e National. Guard units by proclamation If there was an effort To revert them te federal statu*. AI.KX McKIBBIN RECEIVES the Eagle Seoul Award from hi* mother, Mrs. Clifford MeKIbhla. in terem oeie* last night al Sanford Junior High Sell >ol during a 8 1 John, District Court e f Honor. Clifford McKibbin, A lev's father, kinsself a Scout leader, .miles a big approval a* he looks on. * . M 'koU by BcrgsUuai) t .. , ftla^. --- 4 iii 11 �I SAjrfOffl r m itr , O e t o b tr n . 1 M T CALLS iSm i * PHANTOM Southpaws Increase u .«»■y left Bi aaronaas oevtiop naranup ia (hair chUdras.” And Whr not? lU a S t a id m d Tad Williams won the major laam r. hatting, tttha aaaia this year pitching kft-hinded. But until m e n t years, Eas l n a m VJ, many p a m ta iiseotjragad thetr youngittra from dsrsloptag ‘ nto southpaw. Enitrom warned that this practice can ciu se ‘ 'serious psychological digturbaaces” in children. W-I* 0*» ASATTI oa vetoCAMiaas ii . TUAOt Ul< T JUWT NSVI* JO AMYWMBtB I'M mutOI THIS •OWBTMNdi ILLS t c ABOUT TMI91 PiCKUWTHB BABYSrrruE rcm . m y ^ t-ITTLB NlfCBT IT Msay of tha wetld'a mast fam­ ous people have been “ lefties/* .Enitrom said. The list Includes Michelangelo, Leonardo Davincl, Babe Ruth, King George V I o f England aad Pablo Pacaieo. Otberv are Harry B. Truman. Betty Grable, Henry Welteee end Denny Kaye, not to mention War­ ren Spahn. Ona ot the Dionne quintuplets. Maria Dlraas, Is a southpaw. So ts boasr Carmen Baiillo. There are two major causes o f left handedness, Enstrom said. Soma youngsters 'acquire t h e preference because tney lean «. use the left hind first. Ia others, there Is sa inborn tendency usual­ ly resulting from “ twinning.” Taboos Against Left The. twin may or may not de­ velop, but the left handed Infant Is a gsnetlc "m irror" of the right handed twia. Enitrom said the percentage o f southpaws among identical twins ta much higher than in the population at large. A w sS A ^ . DOWOVAX. hla w ill) RHARUCa R LKSMtON aad ____ LENNON, hla wife, It atlrc. and If dead tha uakaeww spnoaaa, heirs, dev Dee*, legatees, gruatee*. ert41to re, succoMert. or setiane ua- S r ALFXED LEECH fa etn rtn U> Lira oot a who)* atw Usltsd P m t s u i t C iw iiM a d ia t ^ <* products fo r them. CHICAGO (U P)—A Saadwrttlat « « b « F W t handad axpcrt roports that w u tfep m art 2***** *•»!•. « « * f th h s, S w H ss on tho Incrcaic. bans, g u n , foaaUtn pttts, afciiDr. KH« A. Enitrom u ld h i g | « « dcaki, acin ori, ricktei. cist•jffct-jrtar" aurr*r sbsw i tF*t~~npt' l<Y >' ” " 1'* hhAoriPmc* « » * i U * k D*r eent o f lb « younssieri In o®0" . Khool a n Uft'handod. This eom* • a n o .* p o m W in four U ai|kt pa r a m t L t f O l N O tlC I prstjotuly satlmsUA. -------------, Enitrom M k w f mieh e f the * t a t » i o r f l o b ju a to IncreaM stem* from " a rrowln* m k u , a u u iM te u . 70U CMtT KE> A u c ^ e v -w iu -v a j TtjUXO. hie Wife. J. C. BILLS an* LOUISE U. SILLS, hla wife, WAL. TUR UKADICK. u . R. READ an t DORA I. READ, hU wlfa, ANM e ------ % J »th a sola hetr atU w g'js,u,.L’‘w ia w rsa ,“- ail unkuowa parties bavins Halm Is# la hava say rlubt. tut* or -ltt*e*wt !« ■* •- is * ru n -sin , eevcnbrd proyerty ettuated IS Uetnlnola CuUUUr. Florida, to-wlu Track It ‘ ___ ____ __ J OENEVj i /4 V u K .t t . iS tw fiS f rRACT, aacardla# ta pla: tkenjl security holder eppeeru upon « • of recorded In Plat Book I. pan* books of Ik* compeer m truotoo ST, rubUc Records ol aaminola or la unr ether ftOseUrj reletloo, t'nunty, Florida, the no mo of *he oorson or cor* Trsat 3: •oration ler whom each ir« »n « -* s s k s Tha NEH af tha »W U of Sec» « i » o also ta* otslomoat la lb* turn is ta« uircsu court ta tion SI- Tawuehlp IS South, t aaranraalo show tfeo afflaat'o c ? « S y . j g r w L ^ J M r S ^ S f i 0*4 Uollof 00 to Rente S3 Sett, Tract Si J S fi- S .i’; Its oTreasuMscoo and condition* MM or SWU o f NWU at Ser, •■•or which stocbhoMer* end »< whim it in t h b m a t t e r o f •ecurlrv mm ‘ to south. holders whn do w t apatar Itanua 13 Kaat. ■ton tho bonks of tho company oo Tract 41 fruits**. hold aleck •"? hi« wire, of b o u a J in (los Is s capacity other tbsa that .Tho North T chains of tho Wait k Ra n k u n u R t;c x ««,* janil * i v m s S i £ M ^te^wm m M d * “ *• M * “ L Ji h m •»« m s »o «r w riiu . a u w i i S t o f fW U ’ o f 1TBU of Sec. U 'B u . M , tloa 33. Ttwuohip 34 South. ltir. or otherwise a Decree Pro TOI?*AND*BACM OT TOU AIUI thlV'tuM. lV iir» J A ' V i MEREST REQUIRED to septa*, w in " ■9™ * u “ asower, or 014 other .I r f t i i i r i * u.u. . . . w n su ; ? Iwura ta sad subecrlbad hefuru a this Ut day sf Oetoker. lilT. /sals 1. Shoemaker (My cernmUaloa eipfrau Auauet I. MSI.) . . VOLUSIA IXVEUTMBNT COMPANT, a F lorida corporatlau, MIRIAM W . G A R U N . V 'r» ‘ °.r •f tha aatata su d property a f W . A. «r , ‘ s . i ; aoalaat you hr RAM N BOUf/W. en or before the lot ear sf Nevemher. A. D. HIT. In tho afrtco at tho ■adtrslsaad Ct«rk at tha Circuit Court In Sanford,' Romtnole County, Florida! la default thereof, the cauio will urocoed err part a goon tha en­ try o f a Decree Pro Ceafeeeo auluit run. The name of the Couf.1 In whleh thlt eult Is stadia# la the Circuit Court tor Ihu moth Judicial Circuit sf the Statu af Florida. In and - far SemUela County. In Chan­ cery N o ._____ The style or tall “ --~ r iu l MAN. Plaintiff, » a VOLUS v est jitn t Statemeat reaulrad hr the net of Auauet SI. n i l as amtmded by the acta of March S. ISIS aad July f. tile (Title SS United Btalea Cede arrtloa SIS) ehewlu# tha ownerV3.V. manauemest and elrcuUtlen o f tha iaafore Herald puhlluhed Maaday thraufh Friday, at Bastard. Florida ler October 1. 1IIT. 1. The same* and addraaaea af the publisher, edlter, maaagtae edIter,, and bualneaa manaaars are Puhllrher, Fred Ferklee. Baaferd Florida. Edlter, Fred Ferklu, Baaferd, Nunuttue Edlter Maries *t?cpstu* ■r.. aeaferd.. Florida. Butlaeae Msaaeer. Paul Putman Sanford. Florida. S. Tho owner iei O f owned by a corporation. Ha name sad address compart, Defeadaata The nature •( tl •ad tha rellaf sought thet removal of tha elands from tha hove described Unde awaed by the April u IMS, If any, W. U OBA; Plaintiff in Seminole County. Flo­ rida, aad for ueeerel equitable re­ _ SWEETATWLE Vhd^JENNIE K- lief In 'the premises. WITNESS tha band aid aftteUI' ital of the Clerk of the Ctreult Court af Semlaelu Ceuatr, Florid*. and tha w lfa at W . U Oradlou n » e g sP B g fM sa ty a g v 4 <r .h Jd0 gLEE S ' HM A S iiS S fi:- lher. A- D. WHtTE. hie Wlfa. TROT C. MCB- ciirk of the Clreutt Court Seminole County, Worlds Byt Aria J. Lundeslet, D.< Iteerdeli. Orldley and Lewis •R" Albert U Lewis 9 k P f8 g tL3 ti& & w n S l " * . & Atterseru for ytalntltf DOROTHEA MUiSELWItim hla M North Court Stroet wife. OERTRuna M. OKOS8 sad Oriaodo, ru n es. IFEAL) JOHN H. oito ia . her huehand. Legal N otice NOT!Chi OF SO M3 ■ITlE m a m a OH.WUtU., OONT wcocry -1 ACCIOSNTAU.V . MNOCweO TMg OADDvT LUCKY-lT COULD'ue HIT SOME800V WHO WOULDVE SUED IHIM but it lA N oeo ditiUF1 On OADDv S HSAO JUST AS ME WA* COMin S in ithe OOQR ir * • l O w EQPOT O f f TMSW®*TAIQS WINOOW H u . * , .Si •w rp * r* . o io io o r y m u ' »S*lADrO*M O#U3*»M M tw v ' ^ A AWQN**/ r MfANWWHE, NEARBY- OOLLY.WHY ISOffANDYA SO EXCITED? D ID N 'T Y O U J " H E A S ? r -V S H I O O T Q U IT E A BIO P Q O M O T IO N IN TH* OU1 ER SP A C E PATROL C O B P 8 .7 /—r - p v ./-----1 IN HGt? L A S T B O X O '^ _J - TL SmtMV KNiatft A fA T H B l 6UCH A*TMl*,AMYTWiNO W L P C A rs'O iV tfn, ii tm®&6c i a CAN HAPPEN ON THAT FIEhDI rr«AOY TOwStn^UJO . .TOMOtttlOW, ! m 'p « A T u e e « IMTMB LOW TV.tNT.eAt >IAJ0Z*I*C3 TtL *OCM ~ . I’LL MEET V O U A S ^ f ROOM AS I SMOwea.' W A lf POB M E N H V j hsJALOP OKA/ * Z W'LL DO' CAT's H A r a .# WiMGCV P A O « i m yaoM rcF ® a F *E P L u a >, « . f s i ' f f l a a i « s “A u. a ? . . T A U ' A i » i ! S W & . ,t a LuuktF|.*&rMa,.ft,r ihe purpose of datem lalng whether or aat iiendi ol sold District shell be 'Issued In aa aefreaeta principal amount ot net aareedlac 1WU MILLION, FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND AND 00/Hu U2.J0P.UM.Mj DuLLAKB, bearing IntereeR parable eeml•naually. at luck rate or rates, net eiceed lig tha lesal rata, aa shall be determiiisd at tha tliqa o f the isle theraul, and maturing serially In annual Installments over a period net ta eueeed Twenty (14) yaara from tha dale of eald loads, for the purpose o f financing the cost e l acquiring, bulldlkg. enlarging, luralshlug or etharwlsa improving buildings or school -ground*, as mot* specifically described end provided In the reeeluUoa Cf the Doerd of Public laetraetlen o f Bemlnele County, Florida, adeptsd ea tha llth day af September, HIT, which said rttalutlen ia pub­ lished la full below a* a part s f this nodes. Tbs place* of voting la said bond election shall be the usual place* at voting In said District In ganeral eleetloaa In aemlnsls County, end those used la tho Hat general election In said District In Samlnola County, eacept as otherwise Indicated In said resolution. The poll* will b* open at voting place* on the day o f the told bend election from seven o'clock a.m. until seven o'clock p.m. an Iba same day, all as provided la said resolution adopted on September If, H it, and publlthed In full ttlow a* a part of this notice. THE BOARD Oh* TURLIC INSTRUCTION OF HE It IVOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Rv: lt> John I . Brumley JOHN t - BRUMLEY. CHAIRMAN (BFALt ATTM Tt h r n. T. MILWEE ~ UX-UFF1CIO aUCULTAKT AND CUUNTT HUlViltlNTUMlUNT UP SEMINOLE COUNTY UUAItU OF PUBLIC INST RUCTION RESOLUTION ORDE1UNU AND PROVIDING FOR TIIU UOLIHXU OF AN ELKCT1UN IN UPECIAL TAX SCIIUOL DISTRICT NO. 1 OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, ON THE QUESTION OP ISUUINO 13.140,44U.44 BONDS OS* SAID DISTRICT. BU IT RESOLVED HV TIIH BOARD OF PUBUC INSTRUCTION OF SEMINOLE COL'NTT, FU jRIDAi Section L An election le hereby ordered to be held In rooNO rtm nolo * **H 0 e o r xu r dC *C A i*w ■ — e l e c t io n in s p e c ia l t a x 1 inspector* Mrk J. M. Bllhrey Mr. John Thornes Mr. Edoovi Uelt CUULUOTA SCHOOL PRECINCT t CHULUOTA Clerk Mr*. Joel* Frevtlt 1nope*torn Mr*. Nelen Fere Mrs. Abba Toftley Ml** Bdna ‘ <KO * * B ,U r COMMUN1TT MO USB PRECINCT I GOLDEN’ Clerk Mrs. Richard If. Parker Jntpeelera Mr, Polk D. Bleylen Mr. Robert E. Parker Mr*, dlsdy* U Jaae _ ». PRECINCT I LONGWOOD CITT XAUOJ Clerk Mr*. Ben Or»y laspectore Mrs, WUUe DeReea Mrs. Elena Shew Mr*. Georg* Bonier Mrs. Vaster Elgin PRECINCT It LAKE MART LAKE MART SCHOOL Clerk Mr. Wm. Kusgrave* Inepectore Mr*. Evelyn Thompson Mr*. Katherine Leaeh Mrs. Rhoda SpIdeU PRECINCT It ALTAMONTE NEW TOWN MALL Clerk Mr. J. C. Baud* Inspector* Mrs Myrtle Maen Mr*. Harriet Stelabeck Mr* Ann Plnnnck Mr*. Relll* Swafford Cl PRECINCT 11 FORREST CITT L W. HODGES REIIDENCW' Clerk Mr*. Dorothy Lambert Isepecleri Mr*. Howard Van Pelt Mrs Xay Dunn Mr*. Atlanta McOlenli PRECINCT II SLAVIA SLAV Ia SCHOOL Clerk Jo* Mlkler Inepeeters Mrs Jo* Mlkler Mr*. Paul Lukes __ Mre. Jo* B. Mlkler . PRECINCT II FERN PARK LEGION HALL—PRAIRIE LAKB Clerk Mre. Julia Krebs* laspectore Mrs. Dorothy Pavllchak Mre. Ruth Kaiser Mr* Maxine Bates _____ Mr* Reba McCleln PRECINCT 11 SANFORD PROPEn ARMORT Q. ' CUriu • Mr* Evelyn Chrlatenien Mr. T. A Cobh Inepeeters Mr*. John Carlton Mr* T. A, Cobb Mr*. W. If. Harriett Mro. J«n*t nutiavien Mrs. «. T, Humphrey Mrs. J. V. Jones Mrs. Minnie Kratiert Mr*. Neill* Xeder Mrs. Helen Ludwig Mr*. O. T_ Duncan Mr*. Madeleine Felll* PRECINCT II BEAR LAKE FLORIDA POWER COMPANY KMFLOYZES CLUB Clerk Mr. O. n. Hughe* J) Inspector* Mr*. Jessie Norris " Mr* O. X Hughe* _ _ , . . Mr*. Berth* Brook* tkilot-to be used la teld bond eleetlea shall be In lubtuntlally the fetlewlag form: UHLOT apeoial Tas School District No. t. gemlnul* County, Florida Bund r.lsctlon — November 1) 111? SS* J** Dletrlct No. 1 ot Seminole County. Flo! ! & ■ . . * $ ■ £ ? £ ! ? l a* W M M it* principal amount nf net exceedlng; |..|d*.eeeft> hearing latereet. payable eeml-tneuttly. at •ueh rat* er ratea not exceeding tbs legal rat*, si shall be “ (ha time af tha sal* thereof, and maturlna •eriall/ Is annual Ineullmeata over a period not to eicee.L Twenty (3d) years from the late ut aald bond*, for the purpeufl of fiiianrlng the cost of acquiring, building, enlarging, furniahing or otherwise Improving buildings or nrhool srouud*. a* 2 S f V 9*#L“ ttilr. 4*,cr,*f4 *a<l Pfbvlded In the reeelurion nf The , . u . u , V , lIneiructlnn of Seminole County. Florid*, adopt* 1 ea the llth day of lepiember, h i t f > TOR BONDS ( ) AGAINST BONDS Instruction* to Voters; If you are In f.vor of the Issuance of tha bonde. place *n 'TC* mark In Ih* space to the left of tbs words “ FOIl BONDS', if U “ r0” •» Ueusnc* s f the bonde. piece an " X ' '* lh* l ! ft •* 'I * “ Of4* "AGAINST BOND#’’ •?'e,,*5 1 Th? J * <r***,ry, °* ,h* Heerd I* hereby suthoylied s«d **•(’? w whl,« euffldant number o' tha afure mi , ***JK?*,?* J**1* hl,» Peuer. P*»*f. a s sufficient of Special Tns School Dletrlct No. 1 of Hemlnol* County. Flerlda, on Ihe Hih day ot November, A J\ HJT. to determlao whether or set there ehell be Issued baeda of laid Dletrlct In the principal amount o f not ■acceding TWO MILLION. FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND AND 4WIH (11.140,040,43) DO 1.1Jilt*, bearing Interest, payable semiannually, at such rata or palre. not n caedleg tha legal rata as shall be determined at tha lime o f tho itale thereof, end ta mature serially In annuel Inatallmanti over a period net to espeed Twenty (10) yearn (rem the dot* of eald bend*, for the purpose e f financing tha cost ef tha following: New High Uohoel In Sanford, Florida. Sanford Junior High (Present Senior High School Building) Additions to building to provide cUstreeme ted nth*r receeiatr facilities, renovation* nnd alteration*, to e d itin g buildings. Lyman—Longwoyd, Additions to building to provide CUesruoma ant ether faclllile*. Oviedo High School, Construct cafetorlum. reaovettona aad alterations to altering building. New Altamonte Elementary School, Cfoums Junlor-Banlor High School. Sanford. New centlruelien t i provide rlauroom e and other necessary laclllllee Henovatlra and alteratlona o f old building. Midway Elerriinlsry School. New construction to provide rUsernomn nml other necessary facilities. Roeenwnld El-mantary School— Altamonte, New cos•irurtlon to provtds ctessrooms and other necessary ferilttle*. Alteratlese o f old building, t. Oviedo Elementary School. New coeitruetloa te gravida rtsetroom* end other neceseary facilities, as provided In a resolution heretofore adopted by this Board en the llth day of September. A. D, 13J?. which eald reeolntloa was approved purm e t te Uw by the State Superintendent o f Publle Inetruetlgn nn Sep­ tember 13, l*J7. . . . . . . Hecllen 3. The plei-et ef voting In esld bond election ehall be the usual piece* of voting in end Dletrlct In general election* In Seatnol* County. The pol'a w ill be open at voUag plicae en the day ef esld bond election from seven e'eb-ek AM. unlit seven o'clock PM- on the tame day unly the duly qualified elector* residing la eald Dletrlct who sr* freeholder* will be permitted to vote I* esld bund el-eilon: pro­ vided. however, lh»t any qualified electors residing In the District who ■re Ireehuldere may vole at said hoed election upon complying with th i requirement* of ■>ih*»rtlea (*l) e f Section len.Jtl. Florida Statute*. Session A The following persons sra hereby appointed Inspector* ■sd Clerk* ef said bent election! PIU5CWCT » " EbT SANFORD WEST »«0 E SCHOOL Clerk Mrs Lillis Buckler tuepeutore Mr*. R. U Harper in • V 'aftfJi ft?* J J?11,**• •f*4 4* » » * '> (hem te the Inepectore and d e r k k Mrs. Jack Hlemper d“ ? “, " 4 ! ,w l . ftLp "ben'ng of the poll* for each b o n V Mr*. J. H. Lee J It. Ji *,*<1!* 1* * ‘ * h,eh P*per ballots ar* to be need. Sal t Mr*. II, T. Thomas thS In.o5! , ? ^ . >rlB,,,lt *»>nPl* ballot* and dollver them to Mr. R- Z Johnaon a f t be V ^ u , ! . * ™1 S I * ' V ®n *r before the dal* aad tint* for opening *• • Vaheeeu cninon «»LU« 'L** 4 •U*,|8B U r all prerlerte nt which voting meU S E MONROE *” LAKE MONROE SCHOOL cniass sru ia ee men. ana le mrtaer au tssn isa ana sirncteo u make FFECINCT 3 Mr. Oeerge B*U Clerk fnr tVe nis * ( ' i » i! " .I.>!0 **• bfopvr uftlrisls of Seminal* County Mrs. 1L A. Thurston Inspectors tKtae* um ltf b* w «d U * ln*c," '‘ ** *‘ (he precinct* where voting m .Mr*. J. n. stapler Mrs, J. C. Hue* „ ml , . , ® Regi strati on e f tbs Couaty of EAbT SANFORD CANMNU KITCHEN lltt sf *H onitlftn/ PRECINCT 3 i5,"d 4,r»* (*d ta maks up and certify a Mr*. Cliff Ablts Clerk* A cr / -!/ 1 . rttldlng In tb* Dletrlct who sr* freeholder*. Mr*. B L Ulim CI« rk* If" thi sr.- ■I .'V’ , ’ w *?* 1 b* ('“ ■■'•bed to *he Ie*p*rtort and Mr*. Ira E Southward Inspeetsrr *ai*t hnlle l*,* •*(*•* ** ***h p*»e* »h*r# ih* vot»» sr* i , re ceet In Mr*. 8. A Tlsdsl urseerved among the record* .V rlof .* ?this , “ fBoard. y •* •wl» 1Ul ***‘ 1 b* n l , i ***,w preierveq Mr*. Ruth Herron Ut*. V. B. Hardin * * r e .e im r -« 7 t A - 7 S u ,£ ! I .r ,?0,tt?,0» *hiH *»• bubllshed I* full a* W Mr*. Ouetava Bamberger f* T } ,8 < .^*14, j fjw* elactlon. together with sa spproprut* noMr*. Jsm ei Markham ? ! r>. *h* 11 determine, la the gsslord Herat t, Mrs. W. 8. lllgglnboihem * . ■I/*L I“ W' M . « « "« (* » elfcaUUeu In gemleel* County, Florida, one* Mrs. A T. McArdl* le a n * .r e * ./.f. W* . * >i ll>- *!>• flret publtcetlon «o b# aol Mr* Sill Southward 1 * u *% (**r(P day* f pl8r_ ( “ *h* data e f laid bond election. PAOLA PRECINCT I WJLSON SCHOOL J K e V ^ S E PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF rierk Mr*. M. E. VTarfet SEMINOLE COt NTT, FLORIDA Istpectera v»r*. C. L. ferretr « J P R U M L E T —CHA(RUAN )lr*. T-uey Jnhneos !*> J- * BCSTLINK—MEMBER Mrs. John F es h \ J F. II ARRIfKW—)| FMRKit OVIEDO PRECINCT I CUT HALL *• PATRICK—MEMBER Clerk Mr*. Mildred L ife r l t f L Z. JORDAN—MEMBER io ip K tm Mr*. D ei Ftsreen (•EAL) Mr*. R E . ’ W elseakerfer ATTEST; Mrs. Milton Osr* !%! R. T MILWEr Mrs Pet* McCall « r N w . Aa K U S .. C0^ L' N IT T M 0C < * R. T m il w e e . KV-OFFICIO SECRETARY AND ronx-TT SUPERINTENDENT Or sS lN O L B ° COtUTT BOARD OF FUBUC INSTRUCT10M �U‘ ’ T ” -T ” Tuesday, Octobur « , 1M7 Thu Binftrt H w M - h f f » Woi lans Page Miss M. Owen SenatorSpeaksToWOman's Club Feted Saturday On "Advantages O f Youth Center With Shower Miss Martha Owt«. December bride-elect, * u honored Saturday evening at a mUeeUsneoua ahow et, ft w n b y S n . L. C- Burrougha la Lake M a n . The rvom vaa dallititfully deeorated w«H varl-entered Mbiacus. Camti ware played by tka atony and privee w ere w oe W Mr* Thru Stiles, M n . L. E. Walker, Mlia Tlw A m erica s Hama Depart, meat ef the S en feid W om an '! Club bold a ca tered disk supper at tka d u b last Tuesday evening. Hostesses fa r tka event w e n Mrs. Dangles Steastrom, Mrs. W a r m Knowles, M rs . W . H, Stamper, Mrs. H. 8. D agger, Mrs. L. P . Payton, and Mrs. Ja ck Stamper. They were dressed In dark colors, and e rch w «ro a yellow apron. The pockets w ere shaped T<«iw« 7k—a L so as.1 M n . S. II. like saashlsa. yllh z black ji t in, Lutheran Women Plan Smorgasbord if pkin sported t straw hat and g pipe. Dewn the center o f the long table were placed n crook neck squash, a carrot and a large yel­ low onion. A child's yellow bee and bine rake w e n fopnd among the vegetables. M n . John E ld er gave n report on the* success e f the aenual teach­ er’ s party. Mrs. Robert Mahan re­ ported on the progress o f the Benefit fashion show and Womanhh the A m erican Home Department N ot. 4 at the Plneerett School. M rs. Paul E. Chapman w as In­ troduced ns n guest. Senator Douglas Steastrom was the speaker. He chose ns his topie "Advantages o f Youth Cen ter* In Communities". City man­ ager W . E . Knowles told o f the recreational equipment which will be needed hi the new civic center. The American Home Department hat taken the provision o f tom e el this equipment as their p roject The proceeds from the benefit fashion show wilt be used to pur­ chase some e f the necessary lama. Following tha talks, bath Senator Stenslrom and M r. Knowles bald a question sad an­ swer period. on each. As the guests entered the foy er o f the elub, they w ere greeted by jaek-o-lsntem . grinning beneath a straw hat and resting on a col­ lar e f croton leaves. The mantel In the club w as de­ corated with black cerm aic Hallo­ ween cata and croton leaves. Each card table was set with orange and blaek m ats, and centered with a com shock e f pine noodle*. Orange candy sections made pump­ kin* and candy corn waa strew around each shock. Halloween napklne and paper plates were used fo r the dinner. The center tabte waa covered with orange crepe paper, strewn with pine. On one end burned tw o tapers. The other held n pair ef Jack-o-lanterns. The lady wore a gingham bonnet and a oalr o f The regular monthly m elting of spectacle*, a turned ev er saucer the Ladies Aid o f the Lutheran made her collar. A large pum Church e f the Redeemer m et at the c h u n k October IT. Mrs. Max ine E kem end M rs. W illiam MRS. JOHN HENDERSON SCH IRARD, wka wap wad Friday to Southward w ere hosteses. All Seale Rectory. Ska la the N n : r H of* WeMle. M n . J . Senkartk Sr., gave tka (Photo by Raymond Studio). devotional Answering the roll call were a members. Mrs. Bkern reported that ■ now By Marten J a w s book *The Signs o f the S te m ' OVIEDO—it has been n long bed arrived at the library. tim e since T have missed an open­ Mrs, Henry Thurston reported ing P . T. A . meeting, but I bad that she and another mem ber of to this year. However, aa I saw In a simple service Friday, Oct* M rs. Weldie chose a gown of the Ladle* Aid were meeting new returning cars, m y mind went tober IS. at 4:00 p. m. Mis* Hope ice-green silk, with matching hat. members at the door each Sunday Mck to all our previouj opening Wcldt* was wed (e John Hender­ She w ore a purple orchid. morning. Mra Senkarik, Mrs. Del meetings plus tha subsequent ones. son Schirard. In the rector* *»t All Mrs. John Schlrsrd J r. was Johnson, Mrs. Khba Leo, and Mrs. M rs. L. W. M oiik l, new presi­ Souls Catholic Church. The bride gowned In medium blue ertp e with Thurston will g o to Cocoa Satur­ dent, presided with the d eft skill Is the daughter o f M n . William satin binding and m atching hat. day, O c t a fo r a Lutheran Mis­ o f an "old hand at the gam e", T. WeMle o f Broomall, Penn., and H tr cartage w as o f purple and sionary League meeting. Her slate o f new officers w e n the lata Mr. Weldie. The groom gold, orchids and pom-poms. Plane were made fo r World on hand to yssist. A reception w as held following prayer Day, H er. U end worlds Is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Donn Ulroy, secretary, the cerem ony at the home o f Mr. relief. Thera will be a smorgas handled her Job superbly with the Schirard Jr. o f Sanford. The rectory was decorated with and Mrs. Marvin Warfel. bord Saturday, N arem ber IS, at usual thill the has shown In her A fter a brief honeymoon, the the church. Members are selling many activities. white gladioli and fernery. The bride wore a gown o f white lace, couple Is residing at 1912 Sanford tickets. Mrs. Jim Brookshire, better with a sweetheart neckline and A re. Mrs. Schirard la employed The nominating committee re­ known to her friehds aa Katrina, three quarter length sieevaa in a b y Dr. A. W. Epps Jr., and Mr. ported and several birthdays were met the gueeta with bar usual ballerina length. Her can was Schirard is with Patrick Fruit Co. observed, before adjournment smile at the deer and ashed fo r The bride la a graduate o f the of the same lace, and she cirrled their signature on the registration an old fashioned bouquet, centered University o f Pennsylvania school book. She reported that slatyo f Dental Hygiene. with a white orchid. three attended, a good number Mr. Schirard Is a graduate o f the considering the Seminole Baptist Her only attendant, h tr twin sis­ University o f Florida, where he Association meeting w as in pro­ ter, Mrs. Chariee Matchek, w ore was a member o f Pi Kappa Alpha Lake Monroe. The Leke Monroe gress at the First Baptist Church an electric blue chiffon gown and fraternity. P. T. A. meeting w ee celled to on tha same night and t o much a feathered hat. Her corsage wsa order Monday night b y the pros! aichnats o f many natures a purple orchid. The groom 's best The High School parties, apon dent, Herbert Muse. man, was his brother, Brantley Mrs. AtUaon gave the devotion •orad by the P-TA, w ere also Schirard. al. Report* wore given b y Mrs. topic o f discussion, the JuniorFor her daughter’ s wedding, Paulina Hobby and Mrs. W , Her­ High parti** being reported by Osteen. The P. T. A. met Tues­ man. Ann Slavik, Ute Senior High by day afternoon at tha school. Mr*. Mrs. Brantly, the program Bessie Fleming. Dick Jones gave the dcvotlosal, chairman, Introduced the guest The $466.33 budget recom m end­ followed by Mr*. P. T. Piety reed­ speaker, Mr*. Clifford Able*, Pres ed by the board was approved. ing several articles from the na­ o f the County Council o f P T. A. A report that eye examinations tional P. T. A . magazine. Mrs. A blet spoke on "Purposes throughout the school would be Plans were made to send a dele­ o f Your P. T. A.’ * held w s* received with enthusi­ Croup Three of the Christian Wo­ gate to the atate convention In An Interesting point In her talh asm. m en’s Fellowship, First Christian Orlando in November. Mrs. Tom m y Moon wa* elected was the origination of P-TA Church, met Monday evening with Mra. Jonei and Mrs. Nolan Os In 1I9T. At that time It was ealled to tha place o f second vice-presi­ Mr». A. P. Bsndy, to study “ Pro teen gave a report on the School the "National Congress o f Moth dent. carrying with it tha title g reti o f Churches in the Mission of Instruction they attended. era.” Each local P. T. A. la repre o f program chairman, replacing Fields, and their Development1 Final plans were discussed for tented by 1 members at the Count Mrs. Louis L. Day who has moved led by Miss Florence Bishop, with the Halloween carnival to be held to Orlando. Council meetings. group discussion. Mr*. Frederick at the school October 23. It was also announced that the Mrs. Psullne Hobby, Halloween Ellett, chairman, reported on the Chrm.. announced that the earnl State P-TA Convention would be meeting on "Capitol for King val will be held Sat.. Oct. 26, held In Orlando on November 3, • d om " held for all district Dlacl Booths this y esr will be the fish and Tlh; also that the annual Hal­ pies churches In the Central Chris pond, ping pong toss, spook booth loween Carnival would be held on tian Church, Orlando. pick nfy pocket, dunking booth, October 31at. Mrs. Perry Stone requested Walter A . Teague discussed the dart board, apple dunking, candy mem bers bring w »rm clothing, apples, hamburgers, hotdogs, sods forthcom ing bond Issue coming <1 used, hut good, especially for chil­ Tuesday October 2 2 Up in Novem ber and urged the cake and pie. dren, fo r use in Japan, Korea, etc, Girl Scout Troop 212 will meet A fter the room count, refresh local P-TA to push it. to the United Church Women’ s at the First Baptist Chureh « t 9:30 W . H. DeShato, principal, was mania were served by Mrs Her­ WORLD COMMUNITY DAY, to P.M. bert Muse and Mrs. J . B , Stapler. tha guest speaker for the occa ­ be held Kov. 1 2:00 p. m at the The Carol II Choir (B o y s '9-19) of sion. his topic being School Polley First Methodist Church. the First Baptist Church will re — County W ide and Locally. Refreshments were served to besrse at 6:30 P.M. and the Cru The eleventh and twelfth grade Mrs. Florence Bishop, Mrs. Frede­ aider Choir (boya 13-16) at T:1S mothers were in charge o f the so­ rick Ellett, Mrs. J. L. Horton, Sr.. P.M. cial hour. The 12th grade wtm Mre. Perry Stone. Mrs. Lester At 7:30 tha Associatlanal Sun Mr. and MrA Pet* Rowland h ive lb* room count. T h irp , Mrs. W. P. Yesley, and day School Training School for returned from Bluefleld, w . Vs. M rs. Luther R. Yow. by the hos­ PeLand and Sanford will continue. where they spent part o f their tess, Mrs. A. P. Bandy. Wednesday Oct. 2 3 vacation. Prayer Meeting will be held at Mr. and Mrs. John Schirard at the First Baptist Church a t 7:30 tended homecoming at the Uni P.M. and at 1:13 the Sunday versify o f Florida In Gainesville, School Cabinet meets, last weekend. Thursdiy Oct. 24— Mrs. Roy Symes Sr. entered V A IM l held a bridge party In At 10:00 A.M . the Baptlat W.M.- Seminole Memorial Hospital Mon the "A fterbu rn er” of the B. 0 U. Fail Rally will be held at Of- day morning fo r surgery. tern. Mm. W . C. Hutchison Jr. has Q. recently. Hottest waa Sirs. LAKE MONROE— Mr. and Mrs. A Group Training Sunday School flowi* to New York, where she will M argaret Hendrick. C offee and Jaraei Lee of Lake Monroe honor­ will he held at the First Baptist spend two weeks shopping and doughrtita w ere served to the ed their young son Danny on his Church for Sanford snd DcLand at visiting. guests. ninth birthday with a party at Those attending were Mrs, Ray 7:30 P.M. Mr. and Mrs, R. G. Martin re­ their home Friday afternoon. turned the tenth o f October from Fernandes, Sirs. Lewis Cobb, Mrs. Halloween games were played Yale, Mich., where they spent the Tomm ie Tenniton, Mr*. Richard b y the young guests. After the Andrus, Mrs. Dominic Deremeglo, summer. delicious refreshments of cake and k iln Marianne Ludwig and Miss Mrs. Thomaa Carlin, Sirs. Glenn lee cream , Danny opened his gifts. CHURCH CALENDAR Pat Eubanks o f Bluefleld, W, Vs. Hatch, Mrs. Thelma Frentreu, Attending were Linda Stapler, TUESDAY spent the weekend in Sanford with Mrs. Bertie Lou W eber. Mrs. Kay Diarine Duff, Brian Thurston, 3:00 P.M.— Brownie Scout Troop Mrs. John Ludwig. The girls ar# Downs, Mrs. L, 0 . Butt* and Mr*. B em ie Becky, Cathy Becky, Char­ No. S 3 — Youth Building. roommates and studant nurses at Jam es Chaffee. Mr*. Carlin won lie, Terry and Jimmy Rabun, Carl 3:30 P.3I. — Senior Girl Scouts first and Mrs. Chaffee, booby. Orange Memorial Hospital. Lee, Maria Lee. Mike and Char- meel. Mrs. Frank Metseh o f Jackson­ |j lea M ead,’ Sidney Hawkins, Pam 3:30 P.M. — Junior Fellowship. ville spent Saturday in Sanford Y ates, Jimmy Erber, end Dan­ 4:13 P.M. — Junior Choir Re­ with Mrs. John Ludwig. n y ’s brother David. hearsal. Mr. and Mr*. W . H. Stewart 3:00 P.M. — Pioneer Choir Re­ spent last week in Sylvania, Gt. I • u _________ O T A hearsal. If I flHlU* Mitelen ^ 1 . - -1.14.9 6:00—1:00 P.M. — Pioneer Fel­ with Mr. Stewart's mother who lowship and Recreation — Youth is M years old. Building. VAH -ll had a cocktail party 7:00 P.M. — Men of the Church L ik e Monroe. The Lake Monroe Wednesday night at the B. 0 . Q , Supper Sleeting. P T. A. Invites the public to at­ and stayed for the fam ily night tend their carnival, Saturday WEDNESDAY dinner afterward*. Cdr. and Mrs. 3:30 P.M. — Girl Scout Troop night, Oct. » . Joe Dally were guests o f Cdr. and fj G o b ll-i and rhoit* will be pre­ No. It9 — Youth Building Mrs. Ray Fernandes. 6:00 P.M. — Senior High Fel­ sent to keep things moving in the -1.95 up lowship supper. Halloween spirit. * It's not too early (o start 6:30 P. M. — Youth Choir R e­ Many booths will offe r PUka a your Christman Shopping Pock, fish pond, country store, hearsal. 7:30 P.M. — Senior High Fel­ Mrs. Bill Kirk dunking for applet, spook booth, Mrs. Joe E. Baker dart board, and other games, food lowship Recreation. STORE Troy Ray 7:00 P.M . — Mid-Week Bible and articles. 263 E. 1st. r . i 2-Otlt Col. Paul Chesterson On aale will be hot dogi, pie- Hour. "U se our Budget or 7:30 P.M. — Chancel Choir Ra­ Ronnie Pratt hies, hamburger#*, soda. cake, Leyew ay P lan" c o ffe e end pie, “ il Davis. A fte r tka konerta opened her gifts, tka hostess served delicious to fresh meets. Knjoying the party with Miss O wes ware her mether, Mrs. J. C. Owen, M rs. Leon W alker, Mrs. Joseph Saunders, Mrs. Thao Stiles, Mra. A . D. Rountree, Mrs. J . H. Nicholson. Mrs. A. C. Cleveland. Mrs. Donald Duma. Mrs. I. E. XstrM ge Mrs. A> L. Collins, Mrs. J . V. Jones, Mrs. Gerald Covington. M re. G. H. Davis, Miss M arjorie B erber o f Madison; Mias Petty W alker, M ist Jeni Saunders, Miss N ancy Rountree end Jesnette U n la w .’ M iss Deloris Annette Milsted Will W ed Air Force M a n Nov. 17 New Arrival ^lew O ffice rs T a k e Dver In Oviedo \ T .A . M eeting Miss Christian Church Group Will Collect Children's Clothes Church Calendar (psAsom iIa Mrs. Carlin Wins First Prize At VAH-11 Bridge Danny Lee Given Party On Ninth ' Birthday Friday Presbyterian r * rv » •••> ’ -v # A■ M -n t t.-$n • r S ;«* LC f t J , * 9 < > > (* * dKsua to w n L V Jewelry. Rhinestone Necklace & Earrinjr Sets Happy Birthday W ert Jewelry M r. and M rs. Haward Brown e f Sanford announce the engagem ent o f their daughter Glenda to Dar­ rell L. Cettrell, eon o f Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Cattrell o f Holton, K a n su . Tha wedding w ill take place No­ vember 22. Mr. Cattrell la station­ ed at the Sanford Naval A ir Sta tion. J BABY BOT BURKE, eon e f Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Burke, B u fo rd . Born OtL 16. (Photo by Bergstrom) M ilk Soups A re Good In Lunchbox The b r i« i w ill be (toe ring* b y Bar traela J . B . She w ill B e attoudad Bp B V. K M T b* arnuns waa graduated f t i tha M * K E \ H lg h S c K ? l M f f S HEDRON B e c .« A t r B m Gt m r a t tha Piaacastl* A ir F a ct* IB s b> Orlando. Conning The News B y VIRGINIA COMM. VAH-7 had a babe party Friday, bu t t never have been able to g et the details. It was bald at the Francisco hom e In Grova Manor. Only had tim e to fla d ou t that It was " A UtU* private p a rty," fo r "Around tb* W orld In Three De­ ploym ents." J u s t as Doris F .c t s r ted to give m e the word, m y chil­ dren set up a howl, tad since then busy Doris has been loom ing around, unavallablt. By the time this paper com es out, most o f VAU-9 will h iv e re­ turned to Sanford, and I selfishly hop* that m y husband Is among them. Roy Symes arrived back In San­ fo rd Sunday night, after a dinner working on fa m in g "d ea la ". Someday, someone may explain the use o f this word to m e. A n y­ w ay, we era m ighty g ild that Roy la back. His mother went late the hospital for an operation Mon­ day. Her- many frisads wish bet w ell and a speedy recovery. Claire Fite and Ann Oliver, leader* of Brownie T roop 321, brought the girls to the Sanford Herald for an Inspection trip this afternoon. Our genial Businas* manager Paul Putnam, gave them .the A no. 1 tour. Mutt s t y that this Is on* o f the nicest group* 1 have ever seen. All o f them w ere quiet and well-behaved,* be­ sides being v ery Interested la the workings o f a newspaper. Their parents and the Girl Scouts m ay w ell be proud o f them. VlilUnr with us w e n Nsney TUESDAY Rodgers, Ann Stelnmeyers, Patri­ The Pilot Club will have the cia Harwood. Linda Conn, Ethel and W alters, Molly Mclnnls, M argaret regular din n er" meeting Founder’ s Day program at the Wilson, Mary Stogncr, Janet Oli­ Sanford Y acht Club a t 6:30 P . ver, Joan Dohne, Carolyn M c­ Bride, and M flanie Poulsoy. M. Reports on Adult Talent Night The Sanford Unity Class will la st Friday a t the Plneerett m eet at the V eldes Hotel at 1:00 School have it that this P . T . A . P. M., Rev. Josephlna Btuckle will sponsored project cleared well conduct the study class on Charles over 300 dollars after all Bills Fillm ore's book "Christian Heal­ w ere paid. This money win bo in g ." The public Is cordially In­ used fo r beautification o f tbs grounds, library books and equip­ vited. ment for the ichool clinic. W EDNESDAY Hear that when the "D anse MeSanford W om an's G olf Associa­ C abre" cam e on the i t i f t the tion luncheon at the Mayfair Coun­ children In the audience screamed try Club at 13:30 p. m. with horror. Only children eaa onThe Sanford W om an’ s Club Is joy being scared as they do. Tha having a "Stanley P arty" at the ghoeta left the stag* to prowl clubhouse at 9:43 a. m. Open to through the audience, filling tb* tha public, young ersatursa with beautiful ter­ FRIDAY ror. Dinner and costume Halloween Incidentally, Plnscrest w ill have party at the B. 0 . Q ., sponsored a P. T. A- m eeting Thursday night by the O fficer's W ives Club. Cockat 7:30. Mr. Mllwee will discuss tails from S:90. Prise* and din co. the bond Iscuf, as be has religious­ SATURDAY ly been doing a t nearly every P. Lake Monroe Halloween Carni­ T . A . meeting in town. val at the school. The United Fund Drive Is lagg­ The Norman D eVtra Howard ing. Procrastinators, bewars! Tb* Chapter o f the U. D. C. will hold a s r g in g o f charities U one e f the ■ meeting at 3:00 P . M, with Mr*. F. E. RoumillaL "E ven in g o f Fun", sponsored by the Friendship League o f the Con­ gregational Christian Church. Fellowshlp Hall at 34th and Park 7:30 p. m. Admission 73c, Includes refreshm ents. VAH-# cocktail party and buffet at tha B . O, Q., 6:30 p, m. MILK SOUFfl AR E GOOD On cold days ■ hot soup In thermo* Is very w elcom e. Bine* m oit lunehes have room f<* only one thermos, make that soup milk soup to be sure your lunch carrier gets that needed milk as well as a hot soup, which m ay be drunk from tha tharmos cup, saya Myrtle Wilson, Home DemensUa Uon Agent. CREAM OF CORN SOUP ( 1 4 plat*) Put 1U cups canned cream style corn through a slave. Melt lib tablespoon* o f butter and cook tablespoons minced onion in it until tender, but not brown. Stir In I Vi tablespons flour, 4i tea­ spoon salt and cook for 1 minute. Add tha slaved corn and blood wilt Stir In ltb cups whole milk or dl luted evaporated milk. Heat to Just below boiling (stir). Pour in pro-heated thermos and close at one*. GREEN PEA AND CHICKEN SOUP (I qasrtk Put IVk cup* cooked or canned peas through a sieve. Melt 1 table spoon butter In a sauce pan, stir In 1 tablespoon flour. Stir In strained peas snd 1 cup strong chicken broth or consume. Let soup com e to a full boil. Add 1W cups whole milk end Vt cup un diluted evaporated milk. Hsst again, but do not lot boll. Season and pour in pre-heatad thermos Gabriel rebrenhelt, German phy­ Close at once. sicist, conceived the first quick­ silver therm om eter In 1T30. Only two persona had signed the Declaration o f In depen dent when Altitude o f Denver, Colo., Is it waa proclaimed July 4. 1776. 3,260 feet. F beat w ays toB eaeftt baa ever bees dip charities w era.cau c ctced. Think e f that one torn] perhaps wet large. But 1 Thl* earn put* an en d U stank dribble fro m one's lot* the ite ffa c e d th n e t to n ee a t a n y every year. TBit one tamp s u a mean concrete deduction an yeur *om* u x . net aa inaccurate ' = — we think w e a n suffering. B e l think o f the goed to the chari­ ties who have joined the t M t o i Fuad Drive. The Salvation A m y •ad th e B ed f n m wiedCrfrd organisations that quistly, millions ef furiUto «tth health—which has many uahhlsa health- whkh has brought Bght Into the Uvea at many unahto to ay for their passpect eut af tha S ark. Wa art alt familiar with tha exeelltttt work ef the Girl BceoU and Boy Scouts. Concrete evidtoes mty be men In any beam with a tosom bar of that organisation to it. TBU to protection agaltot JovnaQo delinquency. *B* U. » . 0 . yrwrideu g •way fr o m heme tm •crrfatmtB. M ari y o u g w ho Join tha s s n t e a era tor* they would Uka tha world to think them. They nra^ * long toe corny ritlea in a fr i The Children's* Mods little dtoeuseew. whom hCVU r to ptoe* o n e , fu n d , than to the haada of thoan w ho ears fo r homeless habtoa and children. B y n a n y ea r n e n ^ t o v ^ M * late tha fo ld , u adi a t la r iA ll are encom passed and the m u ta n t nea* * k * u , F Irttor w a editorial w ill be eliminated In o e Per work alone, the M raSd u v a counties* dollars. W* New Ma«9A^C*mpfato hSEMEX” Which both far Cnoin bi Todny Frank Noel] Jeweler* 110 8. P u t Ph, PA 2-SMS s others tell wkons ------------------ H you need ----------^ pay uff some bills ur 9u buy something n#w e-w. Kwa—. .f Under eur plon you den't hove tu her* raw mare than yew need *r less than yuu want. And ytu have o chelcu ef payment plans, tee. btNfrtl toff It mtani a lot to a boy to bn closn friends with his falhnr. He's apt to wont to look like him, draw Ilka him, be like him. When h# inns hb father making regular da- 4ib “•"* **• |*w v»e m W O .A .C T F IN A N C E C O R I* O R A T - SANFORD ~ I O N ' I I I West Nnl S h e e t . I . . . ............ r v ..„ ,> A i » t e * 7 3743 tow M n n i TkeeW* tviWIef) I **■• I*"——-t* l»toA» Ittek* « ,■ • M M *** Uea l»e«kk Aa im o e v * w ow * ,« « himself- ond pass It on to hb chltdrnn. One of tha best favors you can do for your children Is to start 'em young wHh our bank. And who could bn morn wnlaimn here thon young­ sters whose families wa have known for yuan? 01k* toon; Drily f-J; Friday f t; Cloud letvrfoy -ORLANDODOWNTOWN.401 WettCerirol A>te«e..*..GAni*e 2 6493 COIQNIAITOWN—1943 Utl Coterie! Qri^.GArd«o 3-3643 OBu Itoeni Drily H ; Rsdtorisy h Sndwedny 9-13 LOANS MADI TOBISIOINTS OF A U NIAKBT TOWNS M But aside from the personal knee* Ilea ef a United Fuad, tMak af the goed your money BtR d*. Ale ia baring newt te ataxy. Time# are expeastvu sad every­ one want* money. Price* era high DON'T LET ANYTHING HOLD YOU BACK Ladles* L.a*e fviuiiiuc t . t . n Will Have Carnival Glenda Brown To W ed Navy M an In Nov. The Sanford D uplicate Bridge Club met Thursday evening at the Y acht Club. The play featured In­ dividual movement. There was a lie for first place teiween M r*. J . E. Baker and M n . R oy Tillis. Third place was taken b y M n . Harry LcGrand Fourth place waa won by Mrs. Bertie Roberts. Coffee and cookies were served during the evening. Friday In All Souls Rectory O steen P .T .A . Plans For C arn ival MISS D ELO RES ANNETTE MILSTED, who w ill be wed Novem ber 17 to Addon R atliff. Mrs. Baker, T illis T ie For F irst In Sanford D uplicate Weldie,J. Schirard W ed Lake Monroe P -TA H ears Mrs. A bies Final arrangements b a m been announced fo r the November IT wedding of Mias Dtloria Annette Hllated, o f L a in Mary to A I M D . R atliff o f Langtey, X y. Miss Milsted la the daughter e f M rs. C. E. Milsted and the late M r. Milsted o f Lake M iry . Mr. R a tliff la the te a e l Mr. and Mra. E . Ratliff o f Langley. K y. , Tb* double-ring ceremony w in U k t p L :e i t 8:4S P , M. to the. F ir s t Baptist Church o f Laka J i l l .- - - - - — ----------------Organist and soloist* fa r tha service win be Sirs. E. M . Ches­ ter and Mra, Elaine Drake. Give Tu Tha UNITED FUND ; �u rie s I MM Prta* ***** VTrter w y o at ** Tan can cheer, rr te? eU Notre Dame er roar i frsm C Joottte Tech b i t don’ t fe r ­ in e to remember thet there’s a S T o f football bringspU ied today |M f way around tba world from w h r l t rkuld have been D *i Moines, T - [p w f, or Turkey Trot, T en t., ** 1 S T Johnson Air P o r t- Bern do■ i feated the Yekota Balder, r t M *X There w et* the high-stepping m oV b rettes and tba pretty ebeerieadi ’ m w im rth e briskly m srehtogbandL ft could bate been except for J the' p«god*-Uke buildings to the -* Background _________ J A iw a t h 01■•*•• T * 'That, and the nuurtul enttusl•] *sm marked the difference. Ba­ r e I I M to XM.099 a llitsr y persohg g r * , |n tb# Pay B ert tbair B foott a t o a m a ^ Arm y, N avy! Marina - ■ y JERRY COVINGTON Tba Sanford Jr. High suffered Ifg ’ secoedT deteat a t the hands ai gie Mainland Jr. HlSh Thursday ift e r o o o i In Dayfhna. T b * pint•bad Rues played fla w b ae ball .throughout the contort and cam e eu f-en top. b y a^acew o f 14 to 0. The entire Sanford team played outstanding ban but w ere unable to selva the Daytona defenses and could sot contribute any figures to th e.scoreboard. With only A minute remaining in the second period, quarterback R oy “ Rooster" Wright threw a beautiful pass to and Harry Col­ bert who carried the ball over fo r what everyone thought wad a TD. What m ost failed to so* was the red fla g that had been thrown fo r baekftold In motion. It was a wall executed p t o / and showed • lot o f finesse o s the part of Vetted Prase Sports Writer both boys. The play covered « SAN FRANCISCO W — Dino yards and It w as certainly a blow Rcitelll, who banged home runa tb bate aulllflcd. Defensive p loy on pert od Bill ■II over the lot fo r Pittsburgh dur­ ing one fn n ile d streak to IMS, now bangs away with a servuv revolver at police school w h e n he to learning to be a cop. In d Air Force — a * * i f bent* when the frost to on the rice paddies, ' . Entnutlssm w es at fever pitch W i s Johnson won beeaui# th e-top • ’ A ir Pore# team will qualify to m eet lh* best Arm y team In the •est-seauin Torri Bowl* named . B t e r t h T e n t o s n c # g a te, to the Ihtoto Temples, while the N avy r and Marine Corjto wlmiers square o f f in the Suklyakl Bawl with lit* ■eventual w tan m p le jlitf to # it windup Rlee Bowl gam*. t! Ner could you blam e .the John­ son supporters fo r meeting with eU the fretiiy o f ealleua undergrade •" M M . It Isn’t only that they have ■ non-com missioned officers qu sr• M b i t club which (bants, an > j < mas*: {‘ Johnson Varigusrds, you're ; ■ -ear boys. You make the “ M downs, we'll make ■owns, w- u h — the *nolae ------• But Just about every guy In the outfit haa all h4 can beg. borrow and soft-soap on the outcome of the g im o . c ■ Noeislgte To aa outsider who, Just on* weak earlier, watched Notre Dam* demolish A rm y at Philadelphia'* Municipal Stadium, It appeared at ‘ bided of pM iphtf A ii IN I try elate, last week. Claude hat plajrad a big part In the success of previous contests but will see very lim ited action this Friday. Both o f the offensive ta ds, Gerald Jones and Allen Swain w e n atlll on the tick Hat over the weekend end they will only am limited se­ ttop if any at all. They will be was hocked up greatly by Mack misted greatly If unable to play Itobtnson. Tba Un* did a good Jo aa they h a rt shown much help throughout the contest and *howe In ths p a u receiving department excellent Improvement over tb as w all as on deftnse. test contest. J t n ftd M t o r ^ * « . U C X iA ^ . bA rid* [te^ 1,Uln5 ,nbi,; ^ d ^ Sanford’ s utility man, Mike feated serentbranked Oregon ] y b . . * * « ” ■.. ln .d. h,ttOT» •** Tam ny, who h a i filled In at rariwin m eet the Jr. High School from State, SS-7, and T txaa stunned |wwud speed up the gam e, Seabreese tonight at Memorial tinth-ranked Arkansas, IT-#. SeeBtadhun, It should be a good, fast end-ranked Oklehema, meanwhile, j j / V Ud U K IM K C B n sn I s D U J n stJ J moving gam e as the Pint-slnd romped ov er Kanaas. tl-O, fa r No. I Sem inobs seek m e n g o uv*r the B aby Sandcrabs who defeated M B V them Si to II hi their last outing. £ PAG AN * The g em * Is scheduled to start at B A C K 4Y I p. m . and everyone to urged to BVSM BSS attend and support this athletie 4 r a program . Mainland Evens Score Against Junior High , •» * * » 9 *t * t o OSCAR P R A t R T a i t t M ; yZHSZm v -~ .- — —-----------Tba highly attrsetfre sebeduk b featured b y k e y game* fas th e Big I n G f l l l t A R l l l f i S * I f, A tlan tic Coast, 19, roa st. Southwest and , n Ivy Leaguea plus ^ such *Juicy Iry Leagues plus ^ noo*"■* % lV * l conference fa r e as at N otre D Dame cenfereuee im * * * tw* strike* s u d j m r * emt at n . Pittsburgh, Mississippi V1.L-,— ,— _.T,eae(| l. . ve. Ar-I th e o ld baD fa m e according to the kanaaa and Auburn ?*. v*. Houston. kanaas The season’ s most apeetaeular le a g u e directors Sunday authorlueeesslona o f upacls claim ed ao b e d prartdent John IW der to seek few er than fou r o f the ceoatry’ i I appforal fo r a brief trial o f the ton 1# team s Saturday aa Purdue ehangt from three to two whipped fir s t ranked Michigan ■ £ * • « wal kb g on only ■ • .I, i n . i i nilnols beat third-1 three balls. entlr* team would b o w a d y to g o i against a faxt Winter P m * team i bat various things h a rt coma op to darken the picture Eartlor lart week th* Seminole* w ere picked at two-touchdown favorite* but aa Tba remainder o f tb* squad, warm cn s m p w n w p , «« thing* itand now H should be Juat though, baa worked Into shape about on even term*. ^ f The end llluatlon baa becom e again and h a m ebevn very wall * f £ « f resj L ! ? ,T N , t W to practice*. l* e | A l M tar toann t__ .... very sorer* aa big Claud* BltteD sinca returning a E M B a C j S a ♦ . n* •*» I • A fourth Milwauka* Star, third» e y .Q j r ~ * r r \ - — v r :r ,t : . . ^ I . . u n » n Ed Mathaws. w as named B # A / tP B en r :*TA/tP A * C IM Y fL A N P 1 Sportrait "r per are conducting a contest it New York University to an afftrt to give the school a different ath­ letic nickname than "V iolets." A prita o f 130 wlU be presented to the student w ho com et up with the best now nickname. ripped o ff tw o touchdowns; Jim Small ,of Pittsburgh sprinted K> yards tor another, and Jack Owens o f Rochester, N. Y ., heaved a touchdown pass to Ed Conaughton of Wtonelka, 111. Walt Rynoikl o f Milwaukee kicked all fou r ex­ tra points and. Just to pul *he Ic­ ing on the cake, John Stewart of Washington tackled Yokot’ » Orlan­ do Simpson o f Colorado Spring*! Colo,, to the end aone tor a safe­ ty. , . Fierce, Hard-RlUtog It was fierce, hard-hitting foot­ ball with all tho trimmings snd, as one o ffic e r explained, It was easy to understand why Johnson won. It had two Texans on 1U •quad while Yokota only had ont, Ha was a Texan. But the real winners w e n the Air F orce folks In the stands, from the commanding general all tha way down to tho smallest Army “ brat." For a couple o f happy hours they ware back homo again and only la a stringer did the pa­ godas in the background form a bltarrs aeitlng tor what could have .been a brisk fall afternoon this Japanese gridiron, Stevo Craws from Atlanta, Ga. hi new England. r„ /A S A 6 4 M V A A A A jf* . ^ ^ .^ d m ^ « r r in S w t h « t e 2 2 X > S re£ em . ■ w 2L ?“ . n S . < r »M gam e against New Smyrna last Friday because o f a fler s t u c k which struck the Barracudas and they have had extra lim e to pre­ pare fo r this gama. They have had no Injuries and w ill have full strength to g o agalast the Sanford team. They are reported to be In excellent shape and should be ready to g iro a goad “ scr*o". The Semlnoles will be even a little m ere shallow In rsetrv f strength lo r this gam e hut you can bet on them doing a good Job. They hit bard and run hard so they will be tough to- b e a t If they ar* a b b to com * out on top in this eoutest It will be excellent proof that they have whet It takes to win. Now Is the lim e for bet­ ter team play than ever because they have many things against them and this Is the only ehanct they have to coma out on top. HAVANA PUkClfASES CATCHER HAVANA, Cuba Ml — The Ha­ vana Sugar Kings o f the Inter­ national League Wednesday pur­ chased catcher ~ Joseph Hannah, i t , from the Fort Worth Cats of Iho Texas League fo r an undis­ closed sum. Hannah played pari o f the 193T season with the Los Angeles Angels o f the Pacific Coast League and batted M t to S3 gam es. ■ ___ “ I really Was shooting good Sun<toy but hit a little slump today,'* The bespectacled ex-outfielder iVld after txam ln ln i a human silhou­ ette bo had been blasting. “ Shoot­ ing to kind of Uka batting, I fu tas. You havo to g ot warmed up.** BastcIB becam e a household word overnight In Pittsburgh eight years ago when ha came up to Princeton, knocked from the un­ the Pirates from the San Fran­ beaten ranks by Colgate, 13-10, cisco Seals and hit seven home but still 3-0 to Ivy Leagu e play, runs to bis first 10 gam es. faces Cornell and probably wlU GlfU Of M acarosl have to win to retain a shara o f Ten home rune also meant 330 tho lead. Dartmouth, tted for tha pounds of maesronl fo r the big toad with Prlneaton, to facing a rookie who found major league weak Harvard team and will be a pitching bouncing o f his bat Ilka lopsided favorite. g olf balls. Oklahom a's mighty powerhouse “ Some macaroni factory near fabes the only team to tha Big Pittsburgh gave me 33 pounds o f Eight w hich to given a chance the stuff each time ! got a hom ­ against It — Colorado — aa It er,” Dln0 said. “ I passed It on to goes tor Ito 43th victory to a row. Colorado w arm ed up fo r the as­ signment b y beating Kanaaa State, 43-14. Nebraska plays Missouri and Kanaaa State plays Iow a State to other gam es. Tha Southeastern Conference gam es find Louisiana State facing Florida and Georgia playing Ken­ tucky while to tb* P a cific Coast Conference It will bo Oregon State at Washington, California at Ore­ gon, W ashington State at Southern California and UCLA at Stanford. A rm y, which made a strong bid fo r Eastern suprem acy with Ita 29-13 win over Pitt, plays Vrglnla; Navy meats Pennsylvania, Purdue plays Miami of Ohio and Vtllanm TACKLE INJURED N EW YORK to — Jack Stroud. Now York Giant defensive tackle, injured hie left knee In Sunday's 33-0 victory over th* Pittsburgh Stealers and to expected to mtea KN1CKB BEAT WARRIORB NEW ARK, N. J . SO — Kan Sear* scored 30 point* to lead tha Now Y ork Knickerbocker* to a 102-9* win over th* Philadelphia Warriors Sunday ' to a National Basketball Association exhibition gam e. The Knickerbocker* had beaten th* College All-Stare, 10994, m Saturday night. outfielder Prank Robinson o f the the Cincinnati Rcdlega and rookie ^ k ,J .e l,S « t f.* < U « P b llv delpWa PbUs. Th# t*,ra w** M **c , *°r “ • ttnUdrl Praia hv A in ffla l Mid* Slays, J33; Aaron and Robinson,. .323 each, and Schocndlanst, JOO. Mathews hit .292, Banks J U and Bailey M l. W ater containing only a small percentage o f potassium cyanide will dissolve silver and gold. 4r* PIA ct CAJrr /■ rxMSJtr t o M y * aw ePYcrA B iB st/ to t OFHOMCm/tO**/fP AY* PO0MFALL A * AYRATS AAAA&SP, BUT NMH aAiSMBSM, CLBVeiAAP f m iy TRAIN SETS m ay DISCOUNT Buy Now For Christmas Corner 1st and Sanford Each day the name* of 4 people will tw published hi Tha Hamid Classified :oIumns for FREE ticket* to th* Movloland Ride-In and th* RJtx theatre*. If your name appear*, clip th* ad. It b your free ticket— you pay only a amall service and lax charge on passes. CLASSIFIED ADS You May Have A J<AS2£ P jOAA To the— Present your Classified Ad Free Pain to the box offle* of the theatre named. Mak* sure you hav* your driver’s li­ cense, social security card or other per­ sonal Identification with you. • Ritz Theatre or •Movieland Ride-In Note lh* dalt -printed at the bottom o f the ad. Your Pans must be used be­ fore this expiration data. VtT AAISBACK A TP FOR At* 8rH -9£A9 cA OV TH IM*• - # #*»a* —,-m •"w** o r e -w 0 B ttigFrrcF n t m a m s t [m e JYi RAM A t*TQ Rf~ OLPMAM / * 0ACK_ Yours In m or* than 100 beautiful Reody-mlaed ---- YTAYfRAOtt ABCJT 2/3 ttJAPS. FOR QUALITY T R U C K R U BB ER RECAPPING ON TOUR SMOOTH S E B -C WELSH Welsh Tire Shop m W. 2nd TIRES PHONE O.EIGHT SEVEN TWO "If You Hav* A TV* Job To Do" GLASS A PAINT CO. 114 W. Second FA 3-1413 H i l l MINTS km u » t ^ i« �- :• , S te& n ' . ■ -**••*# 4 '. # l ■ W H E R E CLASSIFIED INDEX T X * ! T ill I H A .1 D 1 LOST * FOUND_________ t f Aft U ST S BEACS BENTALB *— WEAL ESTATE m g gAIJC P E O P L E 5427 Laurel PhoSiFA 1-2410 5— HE.*L ESTATE FOR SALE CHOICR 4—FARMS. ACREAGE. GROVES Three bedro— u 1 hath home, leke 1 REAL ESTATE WANTED privileges, M lt-h i kitchen, fire A. ». fCTBBAON I MUCZLLANEOCS place, doe bin c a n e r la , U rge Broker Aeeaeietee: A- B. fetih U .F U W C W L PLANTS. SL JJm* R~K Ctmfmmf sen J r , P. J. Cheater***, 0%r- SHRUBS It II IS IS s S - i s s r . P New s BBT (F oritry ) _______ » ARTICLES WANTEB It PLACES te EAT If BEAUTT TAILORS_____ 15 f e m a l e m b l p w a n t e d 5 * A U fW I£ W W ffW > f# MALE <r FEMALE SI WOER WANTED SS BUSINESS OFPORTVNTTIBS S2A MONET te LOAN SI SPECIAL SKRVICIS HA ROOFING A PLUMBING gSSSLSSE S& ucm . 5 S S 5 S S * « * o! « j » LO ST' Mix*d colored twilled rias* tie p^ketbook. between DeLand * Sanford. Idenltf eiUon: Lu­ cille Spaulding. 7-ellwood. Fla. Rewanf. Fh. Apopka TUckcr 6-4382. ________________________ LOST— In M ayfair Saetton. bUek with white markings. White tip nn u il. Terrier-MonireL A M ; were tn the name ol winkte. F A 2-0432. _______ RENTW ELAKA APARTM ENTS: w r n i private bath*. U 4 W. P in t SL #t a r , t t J r field WUIetU. and B. W. WilOrriCE EQUIPMENT Heme, Bob Edward* A. C. DoudAUT0M0BILE9-TBAILEBS rosa l ayton ney, Land Surveyor, BOATS A MOTORS lie i%. Far* /**#. t anna FA 1-XU1 Registered Reel Estata Broker A u e c . Alberta J . HaU A FARM SUPPLIES A MACMIN- 14 FETt’UVESTOCK-SVmiBS EFFICIENCY apenment* e ^ able for couple « etsfto FomaPrtvitn bath * located net*** from Poet Inquire Jacobson D«pL Store. D O M O R E B U Y I N G A N D R E AL E ST A T E FOR SA LE ^ * W .T 1 B « *| COLORED woman fo r canvas *-1_____ GATLIN BROTHRRR f t it jim lm m H puU V I Wr houa# to rwuse. Mult have . Contractors, Dragline*: Genera D lC U B U U n i V I tar. Ph. P A 2 * 4 3 3 0 . ______! 2231 Ph P A 2-3278 fanftwd L LlipSTR O M KENNETH E. SLACK jS L u . R L A L ’ I S T A IiT S R O K E K 1C09 E . 2nd Jfem a P A 2-0231 4 WANTED te BENT M O R E 4> M N 0 ____ $700.00 Down William E. . ________ Hertehel vtlliam E P A P A 2-1301—lT-as at Hitwntha .L iL W .lB J f.W T trl.L L k i Feature* electric kitchen*, terras to floor*, and ch ok e reiidcntial IS ACRE grove. modern 2 bed-' location*. room, all fumiahad houie. Con­ A . K. SHOEMAKER. JB . tact J ot Ltvy at FA 2-1223Phone P A 2-3103 SO excellent building Iota, 40x161 Southatde. Dry and wonted. Only 9728. par lot. John L. Thom** Co. — Phone Midway 4-3348. write P. O. Boa 7M i, 204 A Park Are. Ph. PA 2-5641 Orlando. 2 lota SO'xUS' Near Twot « eeach. » This la n pass to tho Rita theatre creit. FA 2-3371. fo r Mr*. John Pletchai. Exp. data O c t SI. 1987. HOMESICK OWNER wenta to return N orth make* thin t- w a l g u n w xu m r 3 RR. home available now. Stand at your front door, ate RAYMOND M.BALL REALTOR PARTY PLAN MANAGERS- ’ PUMPS - SPRINKLER a U b u iw o i, s r r a v K E Bed*. Da; T*1 P A 2 2--S lli.^ Furniture Center l i d W att P in t 84 Icld Cosmetic rartlca ea rs 123. SYSTEMS L a V e n e School o f D weekly fo r 3 hour* work. M ika All ly p ei and aties, Installed Cl* lie s now form ing In T ap— 80% profit. Hire other*. Every “ Do It Y ou rself' Acrobatic — Collet. A lio boys hinf furnitned. Send name fo r WE RE PA IR AND SERVICE d a is A ttny-teta d a ta . Enroll rte viable sample* and fu ll da• T I N E now. P A 2-3425. ialla. studio Ctrl Cosmetics. Machine and Supply Co. D ir. PDP-10 Glendale, 307 W . 2nd SL 24432 at m . Ballroom By Deanna— George W lggln m n r r c n n r w x m ir Register now. FA 2-0U 4 2603 Hiawatha A ir Conditioning and H enU if Younr boya to run aaUbliahad C H. STAFFORD paper routes. Apply Circuit* This 1* a pas* to the Movialand FA 247S1 tiea Department Sanford Her­ SIS Oik Aranuo Ride-In fo r Philip M arx. Exp. ald. date OcL 31, 1M7. M lm ognph Printing — Typing— 'ollectnr • Salesman fo r estab­ Letter Writing — Card, and E P m g g lished imtallment route with Letter* Addro»srd — Photo S W al conenrn. Earslnxa un­ Copie* o f important paper* BELL US YOUR FURNITURE limited. Permenent position. Credit report, — Collection* Cash ter t t y amount. Super Credit Bareae of Sanford Group Insurance. Must bn Trading P ost I mil* south 4| aebnr, reliable and can turn- Rm. 403-04 San. A l l Nat l. Bank Sanford. Phono FA 3-0477. Uh refer*nee*. Mu*t Rave car. Bldg. Ph. FA 2-4134 Wrlta T. O. Box IIP, Sanford. — Factory to you— ~c a r t e r h o m b r l e a n in g Aluminum White or Colored Saleim an fo r SERVICE Venetian Blind# home improvement*. W onderful Window &. Wall Washing Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom remuneration. Phone P A 2-4330 rtnnr Waxing—NOrth WaxingHnnr 6-4181 rail with plaatle end*, p in tle DeBery 132 Hiway 1 7 -« or rayon Up**. Cotton or nyloa C T l l l n rT IH X n r cord*. . MAN o r WOMAN w ith Truck G A R R E T T S SEWING CENTER Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Co. White— N ecch l-E ln a Brokerage Office experience. Repairs on all makes Machines 112-114 W. 2nd BU Ph. FA 2-4621 Submit references and experlan323 East First St. FA 2-3244 W cbror 3 speed changer with G. re to p . O. Box 2364, Orlando, E. VR cartridge diamond ttylui Fla. HEATING for us* with hi-fi. 140 cash i l - W B U V J U U iB Fred Ball Jr.JF A 2-2053. H. B. POPE CO. 200 S. P a r k ------ P A 2-4334 Used pianos: Spinal*. Baby Ironing In m y homa. PA intnr dona c Grand*. Uprights Uprights. F - * i:o 9ablj^ 2-6342. Aladdin convaiter hurrican* priced, guaranteed. lam pi, Aladdin Vacuum bottles, FOR baby-sitting. CaU P A 2-3731. 2-1971. A lunch kits. WOMAN wants housework. <0S Automatic washer, Cheap. PA ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP W. J2nd. er eall PA J-M N . 2-3791. 3417 B. French PA 3-1SU Furolihrd collage. 1 Lake M iry . CaU F A 2-304* or This it ■ free p a is to tho Rita l i - S g g T B j P F A 2 -6 3 4 T .___________________ theatre for Mr*. J. p. R ou t. Heynea O ffice Machine Co., Type­ Exp. data OcL 31, 1137. Furn. Apt. 600 Perk A v«. writer*. addin* machine*, Sale* Furn. Apt. MOO McllonvIUe._____ Rental*, 314 M *g. PA 2-0482. Commercial building for rent or sale. 403 W . r tr it. Phone FA 2-4037. ____________ WE HAVE A HOH* FOR YOU HOMES— 1 4 3 baths* S CorapUte and rea d y fa r Immedi­ ate eceupancy. 6 room furnUhed apartment, 310 MagnoUa. AvaUanl* now. A. K. Roaaetter, F lom t. Th. FA 2-1181. ______________ Locations South Pineerest — Sanford W hlipensg Oaks — TituiriUe AH kind* Automotive Repairs ELMERS A V T O REPAIR SHOP Osteen PA S tall 51 Chevrolet convertible. Power glide, radio A heater. 3395. 410 willow Ave. Can be seen at Holler Motor Salea during the day. FA 2-0616. FINANCE your new car with a loan from the Florida State Bank o f Sanford. DON’ S " CO V E lT sH O P Room and Board. Private Home. Automobile Interior Decorator H rwiy IT-92- CaU FA 3-6480. S l a t . Covers — Truck ^ e i U ^ FH A In aarrlee end PHA fin es aAt Wlllla Pontiac—301 lag m ila b te . * bedroom 38 foot New Moon trailer, *ir condilionod. Inquire Need a good 2nd carT Rt. 1 Box 294-B, Country Club We can qualify you fee M e e l SEE HAY HERRON them home* in 30 minute*. Yen Rd.____________ _________ Your Pontlae Salaam an can start (Sloping the homo New and Usad Cara Garega Apartment. 1401 Oak. while we process too paper*. Ph. FA 2-0231 nr altar • p. mM orris Funt. Apt*. 20UA W. 1*L F A 2-2162. 301 Wast fir s t St. 3 ROOM furnUhed house with bath A clo.et. G »» refrigerator, itove A heater. Ph. TA 2-2104. COTTAGE. 2 room* ready to m orn All utilitie*. Adult*. 2404 Perk Ave.________________ £ LAR G E upstair* Apt.. furnUhed or unfurnished. CIo*e in. M0.M 103 Palmetto. Ph. FA "• R after 3 p m. 2036 Developed by ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Cor. H *y. 17-62 A 27th SL Then* P A 2-1861 BRAILEY ODHAM, Prw. It wiU pay YOU to saa ua beforo you buy. Optn Evtalngs and Sundays. EASTS IDE TR A ILE R BALES Palatka, r la . 1948 To-D ay's Special Cadillac Convertible |296. AUTO MART 20L S. Sanford A ve. PA 2-«4dS 1951 Jaguar KK-120. Engine ex ­ FURNISHED cottage located on 3 BR CB Kitchen equipped, air cellent. Can be seen after 5:30. conditioned. Low payments. P A 2209 M lgnolia. 1TA92. Ph. FA 2-1487. 2-1330 Ext. 226. C. R. Bone. FURN. bedroom in private home with con, bath. Ph. FA . - j 195. KOnKRT A . WILLIAMS, Reslter Your Evlnrude Dealer Raymond LundquUt, A u o c . — U W il. U n f.v tE t 'o u s k t E FA 2-3881 Atlantic Sank Bldg. BOBSON SPORTING GOODS 304 E. l i t Phone P A 2-39SI BUILDER * CONTRACTOR 4 bedroom home. Large lot with JOHNSON MOTORS L E. BATTEN fruit tree*. Lake Mary. Ph. PA SEMINOLE SPORTING GOOOS 116 S. Trench Ave. — FA --3714 2-1641 or FA 2-6048. 2494 Sanford A v e. IW. FA 2-1592 LAKE COUNTY , 1 ItKnROOM~fu1l tile bath, kite, 40 a tre ., 30 clear huh equipped. Venetian blind*, g lai* land — adjacent to Hijal. porch, eonc. blk. L*. well way 48, 18 minute* from landscaped eor lot. 11000. Down Sanford- A R»*l Buy at 142.32 mth Include* Ini., Tax18,000.00. CiJh. ev. In*. 1223 Creicnt St. San­ W . H. “ BILL" STEMPER ford. ■•alter A leaerer A taoc. Guy Allen. Grekhen Hall. BEDROOM Walters Construct­ ArlatU Price. Everett Harpar ed home 2 lot* each 50x160'. 1160 eaih. tik a up payments, Phan* P A 2-iM t 111 W. Park Balance around ItoOO. t a ll FA Cherry Reel Catate A|«*«T 2-5933. Dial PA 2-W 2» - N o u r y 1219 W . 13 St. Rear-Barber chap 218 feet of lake front property. New modern 2 bedroom homa • ith Florida room end double g e rig e . r A 2-4131. R e a l E a ta te . I i u u n n e a 107 Magnolia FA 2-0.S3 DON’T .MISS THIS BUY Owner being transferred. Thla FOR SALE by owner. 5 room* large three bedroom 1 bath con­ modern near s c h o o l , Sow crete block home, lesa than 3 dawn. Balance easy. FA --O*-8- months old. has aQ the extras. U rge ICBdscaped earner lot, tar~ IF IT iY r EAL ESTATE. rasso floor*, .crooned porch, ca r­ ask Crumley L MonttlUi at 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-4898 port# and utility room. Pay ow n­ er equity and take over monthly Con.ult A REALTOR First payment*. If you're Interested call FA 2-2(11 fo r an appointCULLEN AND HARKbY 110 N. Terk Ave. Ph- FA 2-3391 mant between 9:00 to 5:00. John R. Alexander 20 ACRE tilt farm. 3 bedroom house. AH equloment and ma­ chinery. Easy G n u s. Call Jo# Levy a t FA 2-1223. a*B EAU TIFU L 2 hedroom^homt* open for itup^cuoo. St A Magnolia. 2 blocks from Pineerest f.-hool. Look _ 'h « ia w e r before you buy. Ter mi* Archie B. Smith. 2718 Talmetto Ave., Ph. FA 2 -7 3 7 7 .________ NEW s bedroom fram e .Fla. room, wall furnace, $800 down. Balance monthly. FA 2-0728. LOClI ARROR Texas fid e House Taxis Sis* Room* Texas Site Lot Approx. 1475 5q. Ft. ri is Carport A Utility Minimum Down IJSuo Ph. OWNER — FA 2 09M Oliver End O f Scaaeai Sate Bte HP Was II7 7 J 5 Now 9161 96 8 HP 4228.00 120500 II HP 9299.80 <249.80 16 HP 1348.00 1332.00 WESTERN AUTO STORE 215 E. First St. ! 37— N O n C B S -P B U O N ALB Chrysler Airtemp door. Apopka. TU . Rt. 3. Boa 181. Nice U rsa back yard fo r child­ ren* pray tn fair weather, screened back porch when It rein*. Total price le u than you would Flower* — Plant* — Shrub* expect to pay, with very reaion BEN MONROE NUR8URY able down payment. FA 2-0332 FARM ER'S AG EN CY, REALTOR Celery Avenue S. Gayla Otboraa, Associate PEAT COMPOST <D**tw*ld*r'a) 118 8. French Ph. O ffice 50c bu. bag r A 3-6221 o r F A 2-2616 G RAPBVILLE M JRSL'RY COLORED lady .desire* s t u d y Let us build your docks, bulkheads Go W ait on l i t St. or 20th SL housework. 612 E. 6th SL end sea walls. Water Front Con­ 2 bedroom concrete block, porch, to Grapevlllo A ve. FA 2-0688. struction Co. FA 2-4330. WANTED— part lime Job during rarnorle, and storage. Nicely day. Ph. P A 2-6839. landscaped lot. Kitchen equipp­ GRAY SHADOW 10 montha free service on new In ed. 69.ft8.00. O tter Realty C o , NURSERIES La Barge want# s i g h t 2601 Orlando D r. FA 2-SS43. atrument purchase from us. SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE watchman* , b. W hoever wants BUKUR’ S MUSIC HHUP N E A R LAK E JESSUP watchman eall Teuchton Drug 1004 Cedar Avenue 3 BR block; 6t0.8SO.00, low as FA 2-0T33 or ace at Palma Hotel. 11 , 000.00 down, balance to suit. VISIT BEAUTIFUL 2007 Ada mi A ve. W ELL DRILLING CRYSTAL LAK E NURSERY, r i - r o n ffltt AMlIttM m ts FaLrbanki-Morsa Pun pi blki. W est CC Bldg. Lake 3 butt REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Bap a Ira to aU makes Mary. HOWARD C. LONG J . w “ ia LlT r £ a l t o * 207 _E. C o w a ir c la l Ave, DISH G ARDENS: 200 N . Park Phono w 2-2833 Johnny Walker, Associate M A^ vMe ,S Sanford. a o k r d . PI Phone FA 2-1122 99,000 to 914,000 “ Cell H a ir Phono PA 1-3641 Sanford Flower Shop. 29 A - PLUMBING and ROOF- E fficien cy Apt, Atr-cotvdiLwn * TV Optionel. Hlway 17493 SoCity Limits. Slumberland Court. S E L L I N G Sanford 13’ BOAT. 25 H. P. Johnson— aloe trie start. Ph. PA 2-1218 or P A 2-4003. SLIGHTLY used 12 ft. plywood boat A lio 5 HP Johnson motor Pee M H. Regan, Mornoe lia r bor, a fter 5 p.m. ROD 4 REEL REPAIRS 412 Sanford Aveaut Income Potential Singer hand vacuum and attach­ ments, 916. PA 2*1033, 2103 Amelia. PIANOS. Three slightly used spinets, two mahogany, one wal­ nut, used In our teaching ituilioa may be purrheaed for 625. down and low monthly payment. You save 1100 to 9200. Y im o u s name biend end five year guarantee. Call or writ* Streep Music, 841 N. Orange, Orlando — G Arden 4-8401. CERAMIC TILE your ow n ^ iiU n ctiv* QUAKER MAID ICE CREAM DINETTE PAUL P. MULLBR A SON Huby Spear* FA 2-1353 W « will build a atore far you on a alta a*lactaa by our location expert* J I M No Experience Needed: WE TRAIN YOU! Sell 6ft Baal Ic , Cream Specialties. 20 flavors bard lea cream, with an attractive food menu packaged for take-home and on thc-premiiea eating. ADVERTISING AND POINT OF SALE PROMOTION GETS SALES FROM DAY YOU OPEN. Plumbing — Kresky Heating CAPITAL NEEDED 97500 under jo u r control Writ# today to: M AHOGANY* Duncan P ryf* dinIn* table with 4 ch a in . 605 W. 10th. 2 BURNER Rots karosene hast er, good condition. 26“ Boys bike. Ph. FA 2-6200. M. G. HODGES PRE - HOLIDAY SPECIAL Bookcase Bed Mr. A M n . D reiser Reveled Mirror Chest r,eg. 9179.00 Service on All Water Pumpa— Walla Dnlled — Pumpa Paola Road rhon* FA 2-6037 Royal Comfort imiersptlng M attroa Matching Box Spring W. J. RING N ow All For Only P iu m b h g and Supplies Kohler Plumbing R eim Water H asten Terms 2334 O rli.’ do Dr. FA 2-0413 FREE LAYAW AY T IL L Reg. 1119.00 THE CARD OF THANKS Very oftaa a Card o f Tbaaka la The Sanford Harold a e r ie Y seed watch Is difficult to fill In any other * a y . Not ooly u U adoua expression o f gratitado to those who have seat So* butts but alto courteously acknowledges the services ta d k ll neuee of the many to whom a personal note o f thanks carniea bo maUod. _ N «w ipaper Cards o f Thank* are accepted ea socially Emihr Peat, tea noted authority on etiquette, feels they * * r S There U no proscribed fo r m jo r a^Card o f Thanks. It can be brief or a t detailed as you .a the occasion com** j m will find a sympathetically understanding m em ber of our e ta ff to aailit you. THE “ IN MEMOR1UM" NOTICE It la tha custom of many famllle* In this country to 1 rate a beroavoment b y *n "la M emorium " notice t e ____ classified columns. They find a real solace therein. Preparation m letectlon o f a suitebl* verse bring* beck to them tender, pteeaaai recollections. Aa E lisa Cook, tho English poet ha* 10 beautifully expressed It: * “ How cru elly iweet are the echo** that atari What m em ory playa an rid tune on tha heart. Most frequently an In Memorium Is Inserted on the u n h e r sary o f deith. However, other dates, which It 1* felt a n a p p ro priate or meaningful a n also selected. The birthday of tha daparted, thg wedding a n n lv em ry , M em orlil Day, are among other sTguitksnt occasions chosen. If you are heilfant to express your tender thoagbta la peette form, you may avail y o u n r if of the Herald'* coUecuoa o f on gm al verses. These exnresa In poetic beauty th* em otim e of Use heart•tringi. ,*-------- I n — tetel r o ‘ T1IE RATE Oarda of Thank* and te Mtmorium ttoUees, dun to the fart they may nut to contldorabla length, are billed at 11.00 per eriuma t e X DAILY CROSSWORD D 0W N I. 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Strangely 31. Gratae 32. Web-too lad birds 34.Jtw*to 37. Hint r- % 'm rrJj ir li %3 n r jr ■I $195.00 U yi M L 1 %vrt 1 Plumbing A Heating, Free Esti­ ECHOLS REDDING CO. mates, A ll work guarentecd for Cor. 2nd A Magnolia F A 2-6321 on* year. Bill LaBrea, Long“ Bud" Bamberger, M gr. wood. Phone V A lley 1-4211. Free Delivery PLUMBING m The Quakar Maid System now Instilling units In Florida, la one of the faateat.frow ing chains In the nation. . _________ i C T n o n r o e r a --------------HOUSEHOLD GOODS ContnaU ag A Rspalai 100T Sanford Ave. Pb. FA 34343 Contraet and Repair Work F n e Estimate* R. L. HARVEY Sanford Ave. Phano FA 13313 CLARK D um bing. Heating A Supply Co Contracting A Repair* 28.19. Orlando. Ur. P h .. F A 2-2874 Highway 17-92 South Sanford PIANO TONING A REPAIRING W. L. HARMON Fh. P A 2-4223 After 1:00 p. m- a^ILKTHFEAT ^W tyffla* TRADE-IN NOW Get the most for your old fu r n it u r e . $SAVE$ Furniture and Appliance* New & Used Mather of Sanford •03-0S East P in t P A 3-0943 • BIG VALUF.3 • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS D lLSO N -M AtER New and Usad Furnltere Oil E. First fit. Th PA 2-5623 National Quaker Maid STORES SYSTEM, INC. n U G ID A IR E appliance*, sal* Used furniture, appliance*, tools etc. Bought-aold. Larry'* Mart and servlet. G- U. High. Oviad* 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 3-4133 Fla. Phone FO 6-3116 *r San­ ford PA 3 3S8S after 4 pm. FURNITURE OF CHARACTER Akron 8, Ohio Built By Electric 1 1 Contracting Master Craftsmen In R oute W lrtnr and Kepalrt Style and Construetioa RAN D ALL ELECTRIC CO. 113 Magnolia Diet FA 3 0915 Tha ism * as Those ^ T O a i , AK r v I l r * Prised Since H ~ J - HIT»E B IH IU ftE PAHUUColonial Day* Vacuum Cleaner Repairs PA1NTING________________________ Finished Tor Rapiira A p en * for all make* «f Florida Climate In cleaner*. r ’ Elactro!ux. Hauver Per Printing call U r. Teaker, Ph. Y eur Choice o f Weoda .. Replies -Way, PA 2-6169 anytime. S S S S f-A h v '..™ G. - E. uaranteod ment parti. Work1 f u Fret pick tick up A danvery, CaU FA *:-4765. 1*1 0173 100,000,OOlIb B llll-P reeidant E iun how tr locks over a Bible presented him by th# Am*rlean Blbl# Society. Having distributed flv* hundred million copies, th# S ocitty la now start­ ing on it# second half-billion. Making tha presentation at the White House in Washington are Dr. Robert T . Taylor, executive secreUrv. and D r. Jamas Z. Nettings, secretary of iho group. WOOLSEY Marine plnUhe. Per Your Boat Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Co. 112-114 W. 2nd 8L 2 kilttna need a home. Ph. FA 2-4349. ING T-Shlrto 48c — IPaint 12.60 ’ g*L Camp Goods, Tarpaulins, Arm yNavy Surplus—310 Sanford Ave. Tho Sanford Herald—Pago 9 Tuesday, October 22, 1! 1 ^ PA 2 4422 IV Service CLASSIFIED 1 j. ;f BaaiodaUng — Raroofing — Re­ siding — Materials —» Contrac­ tor 1 — Financing. ~ IM PERIAL ADS FOR RENT E. FIRST STREET DECORATORS 'j y 'F w e ^Printing and Papering Til. r A alter * BOXER pupa ,m|la A female, For Painting and Rapairing 7 . week* rid. A.K.C. regutadFRED ROETTGER ed. Ph. P A 2 6517. 12.50 per eall plus parts, 9 years 2914 Magnolia A ve. FA 2-02)9 experience in TV Service on ell it — M B A tT l 1‘ A kL O kS makes end model*. One year FLOOR u a d a g and finishing guarani*# on all parts. Wt also Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving Modem Alr-Condffloned Salon service auto and home radiosSoft Water Shamboo Saainola County alas* 1125. Pklur* tubas repaired In your H AR RIETTS B E A U n * NOOK H. M- Gteaaaa. Laka Mary home. 41.91. guaranteed, 1 y e a r 105 S. Oak Ave. FA 2-3742 Phone FA 3*1684, 3631, 9 a.m. to 3 p .a . Tad Burnett Including D*ba; Dabary A Lake Mary 19—FEMALE HELP WANTED for BETTER PAINTING BARNES SERVICE IS TV T 26Ui Uranv;ew I’ nona r a 2-2978 MAKE MONEY at home assembl­ 201 East Com m trcU l ing our items. N o tools, sewing Harry bill Painting Contractor Ltcentad — Banjul — Union or experience necessary- Lee ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ M / g . 6507-W 3rd, ‘ *Lot Angeles F r t t Eatimata — Compar* uur ment*, invoices, hand billl, and Prices FA 2-2287 after 3:00. 49, Ceiif. programs, e I e. Progressive Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2961— WOMEN: 99.50 per 1.000 address­ 403 West 13th 5U_____________ FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES ing envelope* at home. Work in tM* *re*. Writ# MUTUAL This la a pais to tha Movialand Ride-In for Mrs. ft .F. Cooper. A S S O C I A T E S , Box TuS-AB M cRANEY-SM ITH PAINTS Morton, Penn*. Exp. date Oct. 31, 1957. 2315 Park Ave. FA 2-6161 1 DISPLAY iB S T A nd w h y call y e m e. L ord, l o r d , an d do not th# thlnga w hich I say T— (St. Luke 6 ,4 6.) The Lord Jssux Christ, our blessed Savior and Redeemer, expects ua to do our part— te read and seek to understand Hi* teachings In the Bible, te have faith and truat in Him. to love and obey H im — “ for th ere* no other way.’* S Q I t tV O im iN ll r iK b m SAVINGS m M h j{ tenahts STORE LOCATION Ph. FA 2-2994 a l �i lame Tonight. . Mr. and M r* J. B. Mathiemt Two » f f names a ron a i Sanford jnlor. pen “ Sanford" and “ Beabreexe". Tonight, Sanford Junior High ehool celeh n te* Ita homecoming. At tho football ra m e tonight _ ________________ _ _ . J i u r|iter had a* their gueata S n d S ^ S f r ion L e o n a r d a n d Mr, M sfa U a * «2 < ?«w Mr? W . H. Weatherbee of Jacksonville, M r. and Mrs. C. ▼. E ntering o f Sanford w a n visiting frienda Bond Barbecue Set Saturday attention an today's new version o f a -w eii-ien to right are E. M. Whittaker, L. E. Crittenden, May, C. O. Johnson, J . F. Green Jr., L. L \ F. M ate and D. II. McGillb. Application Blariks For Boat License A t Judge’s O ffice The meeting atood adjourned until October IT. At that l i n e the Board o f Alderman aeted to approve certain amendment* to Ihe Zoning ordinance. Changes In the ordinance were made to permit the Johnson Electronlci Co. o f OrUndo to move hero. Th* Johnson Eleetronles Co. Is now moving equipment Into th e ' Application blanks f o r t h * 100 employes, learn in g o f boat* to operate In £ *:,*". • ■ Chorges Dropped ' * Against V . Gracey SaU water fishing requirement* fb r boats, aald Judge Housholder. •tote that an boats over four feet to the beam are required to be Bcoaicd or If the length plus the beam equal >0 or more tho boat n uat b# licensed. Licenses muat be obtained by B a ll from Tallahassee. "N o-lnfnrm atlon" was filed In the r is e o f Virgil Graery fol lowing Investigation* where Inaufa _ ..___ .. charging him with rape. Following a preliminary hearing, County Judge Ernest Housholder found Daniel Thomas Fauver. eightdays old, passed away at the local hospital at 4:11 a. m. Monday, lie was born Oci. 15, 1W7 le Sanford. He la the ion o f Mr. and Mrs. Din Harold Pauver. survjVors ara: th* father and mother; on# brother, D. Harold Fauver Jr., Sanford; grandparCnU, Mr. and Mrs. David H. Fau­ ver, Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs. Jamer E. Holbert. Raphine. Va. Funeral aervlees will be at 3 p. m. at the graveside with Rev. A. G. Melnnla of tho First Pres­ byterian Church officiating. Brlsion Funeral Horn* U In charge. i " heme. L eft Newton, R. F, ■ J. Hama, W. (S U ff Photo) Enterprise 8-Day-Old Boy Dies Yesterday faker, was unanimously appoint| to fill • vacancy due to death, I the Board o f Aldermen Monday Ight. Altman was proposed for M Vacancy by Mayor Don Wilson. Town clerk, Francis Allen, atatI that the registration hooka will Proceed* from the barbecue be­ ing ita g ed at the Elk* Club Satur­ day night will go toward new Seminole High School Band uni­ form !, aald Bandmaster Ernest Cowley this morning. Barbecue will be served at 8:J0 he said, and a delivery service will be available. Those wishing barbecue to be delivered may eall FA 1-3717 by Friday noon. News By HELEN BNODGRAM U n . H a ./y Ihroop entertained with a farewell party honoring her mother, Mrs. Sarah Gillespie W ed­ nesday afternoon at her home on DeBary Av*. Mra. GUIespU, who haa been vUltlng her daughter, returned to her home In West Palm Beach. Several frienda enjoyed the afternoon with them and th* host- eie served lee cream and eaka. Several frienda and neighbors gathered at the home o f M r. W ar­ ren HUe on eorner of Pine St. and Clark St. Thursday evening and gave him a surprise birthday party. Wa wish Mr. Hlae many probable cause for “ assault with more happy birthdays. intent to commit rape." However, the "No-Informatlon** The Rev. Don Walling Is attend­ 'lied yesterday resulted In the ing pastors’ ! school In Leesburg charges being dropped beeauae o f this week. tho lack o f facts on which charges r°uld be based, Several ladles o f the AH Saints Gracey was represented by AtEpiscopal church attended the >lorney Mack N. Cleveland Jr. Deanery at Port Orange Thurs­ day. Mrs. and Mrs. E. W. Jones, Mrs. Joe Grandl, daughter Cindy and Lindy Weldon visited In St. Augustins and Bonlfay over the weekend. By Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rnvd and children o f Orlando visited Mrs. W. A . Goodwin Sunday afternoon. W A Y N E ROBERTS* ■out, but he tnsrsly said, TlieyTI j CotoneI'a outstretched glass, re­ welcome It, air." peating after him, "llara'a to Dut* * in caressingly from th# weat, "By tha way, Uoutenant, Mrs. ttrfleld." melting the high drifts of enow Randall cornea from a family that Randall hod been drinking and sketching In large patchea of seta great store by Christmas, steadily. Ha brought a boa of bora, brown turf around Fort liig dinner and alL Of course we clgrra and offered them to Chad, Butterfield. can't b« very (estiva, but she the.i almost fell before he reached Sack told Chad that the Indiana would Uko a gueat for dinner. tha aide table, but he recovered were etlli around. They were WlU you Join u»T" hla balance and laid the box down. keeping their dlatanc*. but tha "Why, thank you, sir. TsU Mrs He lighted a cigar, linger* fum­ post waa under observation. "1 Randall I shall be very happy to bling with the match before ha *unno what lhey*U do," h* aald, accept Her invitation." had a dams going. "but 1 don't Qgger they'll tackle Ha aomuled pleased, but ha wiu "I've got the beaht wife un tho the foil. Chances ere they’ll pick bothered. Thera waa pleasura In Missouri." Randall aald thickly, off anybody they catch. That tha anticipation of eating at a "t'va got tha beaht wife thlsh means I ain't tetchki' In no gam*. table sat by a woman, and having •hid* of the At—At—th* ocean. Mebbe they’ll starve ua out. Might a chance to coma aa close to "din* Ishn't that aha, AndlcottT" even keep a boot from gUUn' up mg’* as any man In Dakota could "Bite's very beautiful,* Chad here, torn* spring.” that day. But It would bring him agreed. Colonel Ranaaii did not men­ Into close contact wi'h Mra. Ran­ Itandall lurched back to where tion th# renegade Beauvais again, dall. something ha had esrefully Chad sat and looked down at him, but Chad had so doubt that the avoided. Ha waa w*U aware of swaying back and forth uncer­ report which would go downriver tho ColonaTe Insana Jealousy. And tainly. "Now Til UU you some­ ■eat apring would show him aa Randall would certainly seize the thing, KndicotL If any other man incompetent ano Insolent, and holiday aa so excuse to get drunk. touches her, t’l kin him. Ton would oak for hla recall. Ha didn't But Chad had no cholcw ft waa hear thalT r t km him hire a ear*, bo told himself. He would1 ft command dinner. No orva re- dog." rather resign from tha Army thani fused a dinner Invitation to Ms "Pltan* enme to toe table, go through another winter under' superior offlrsr'a house, • fact of dear." Isabella gars Chad a which Mra. Randall waa perfectly forced inula "WU1 yon sit here. Randall. To add to Ctuufs unreel, ChristLieutenant.” mas waa at band, and ha could Chad eat down, II* gtonead at cut keep Elisabeth out ot ots Aa Chad toft hla oabin for Ran­ Isabella’s whits, act fees, and mind. Ha kept thinking of the dall'* quarters on Christmas after­ lowered hia gaze. B' » must bav* holidays they bad spent together noon, ha waa far from happy. planned this dinnr. for weeks, last year. The war had ended th* When Randall answered toe looked forward to It, uaed every previous April, so Christmas, door, hie fare had that familiar dene* eh* oould think at to make m \ nad been relebrated no th* llush which dearly Indicated he this day stand out among the flrat Yule holiday of "peace" M had already begun to partake of dreary daya which had gone bofive year*. the traditional Christmas cheer, fore and which would follow. Whet a temporary peace, Chad “Come In, come ki, KndicotL And now this: Randall sitting thought bitterly. One Christmas Merry Christmas." with hla hands gripping tha tahla with no war. And now . . , Ha "Merry Christmas, etr," Chad on both aides of hla plats to bract aouldn't t*«n alt down and write sold with forced spontaneity. himself, hla mouth ataek.llpped. to Elizabeth. There was not th* Mrs. Randall turned from toe Then, without another word, kin remotest possibility of eroding n Orcplare where eh* had been arms became rubber and ho letter anywhere. turning a browned piece o f buf­ toppled forward, hia face in bio Raadatl put th* ntea to work falo hump that dripped elbllanlly Plata repairing the sawmill, hoping to Into tha Ore below. Bh* called Isabella root slowly Hm took continue building within th* cheerfully, "Merry Christmas, a long breath, trying to mask tha stockxda when th* waather Im­ Chad." misery that her husband hod proved enough to resume logging. He responded without hearing brought to bar. "WiR yon help On# morning aa tha repair* were hla own voice. It woe "Chad” to ma put him to bed T" being completed, Randall (topped her; It waa "Emlicott" to the Col­ Chad got up. "I con * » «*«• to talk with Chad, who was super- onel This was tha flrat time abe him," bo aald, and gripping Ran"Clood morning. ESmScott." Ran­ dan aald with great heartiness, "la tha sawmiS almost ready for AM Mill}?** "Almost, etr," Chad aald, pua•tad by Randall'* manner. This was the flret effort ha had mode at being friendly etnes Chad had asked htra about hla sear record. another storm hits." He cleared hla throat and glanced obliquely at Chad. "I thought we’d give toe men a kites rest over Christmas." grunt of satisfaction, ha found tha object of hla search. Holding a dusty hottle high, be ■wiled almost leeringly at Chad. ‘Tha l a s t ot Randall’* private wine oeUar." he mid. "Bren saving It for Just such an occa­ sion as this) Whew K'a * » gone, n hava lo fog back on fnjon whiskey, rotgut. Just rot gut." "Make mine a email coo, Ootosi-l," Chad aoM. "Why dent you moke threw both small ones, gentlemen T" Isa­ bella Miggeotcd. "Dinner la nearly ready." Chad accepted hla gtaaa from Randall and clicked It against tha Stevie Durkee returned to his home In St. Augustine after hav­ ing spent several daya with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Jones, Mlis Doris Faber, Mrs. Anna Glass and M lis Euretta Faber of DcLand visited Grandma Fabar in Sharoea Friday. Menu for Enterprlaa school lunchroom Oct. U -l, Monday: roast beef, potatoes, green beans, sliced tomatoes, cheese, rolls, butter, peachas and milk. Tuenlay: chicken, rice and engUsh peas, carrot and cabbage sal­ ad, cheese, rolls, butter, cherry pie and milk. Wednesday: Ham, Hma beam , eheete, rolls, butter, pineapple upside down cake and milk. Thursday: sausage, potatoes, green beans, cabbage salad, cheese, rolls, butter, cookies and mltk. Friday: baked fish and dressing, beets, cnglish peat, sliced tom a­ toes, cheese, rolls, butter, peaches and milk. Regular meeting of th* P. T A will be held at the school library on Tuesday Oct. IS. Don't forget. Also the children o f the Enterprlia school will see the DcLand Bull dog, Orangeburg, S. C. High school game Friday Nov. ) at the DcLand Municipal stadium sponsored by the DcLand him out of Os* choir and Into tha bedroom. Randall was a heavy mao. R was all Chad could do to lift hla sodden weight to tha bed. Then Isabella* spread n buffalo rob* over him and tamed quickly away. Bhe aald, "1 hope this hasn’t made you tom your appe­ tite, Chad. I would hate to hare aiy dinner go to waste." a .. "It wunT," ha aald gently. Bo they eat down again, to# candles Bickering aa artnd seeped to eraUnd tha doer and through crocks to tha w*H. R wee tha strangest meal Chad had aver ratea, and on# ha would oarer U. S., Russia Will Exchange Moonwatch Info Kiwanls club fo r help to the under privileged children. So lets not for­ get that game and help the under pflvlledgcd children. Be aura to buy your tickets from the local school children and attend a good ball gam e riday Nov. 1 at S p. m. See you there at the game, and th* children will also thank you greatly. Mr. and Mr*. Tom m y Orr and children Mlko and Jean o f DoLand w ere ovcrnlt* guests o f Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Braddock Friday. Mr«. M. H. Ry»n relumed home Wednesday following surgery twice at the Fish Memorial Hoipltal. We with her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Carl Dicta, and Mr. and Mrs. lilcn Harrell form er Joe Neil Diets and daughter Glenda Jo at Live Oak wore visiting friends Monday. T O to a. B A♦ (CeR thoed from Pago 1 ) bombers, tho Chin* Clipper*, for trani-PacIflc flight, the f i r s t armored type plan*, and the BM. Postwar production Included tho famous Falcon plant! in service by Eastern Airlines. * T V Martin <**., leading man*, facturcr o f guided missies, Is cre­ dited with half o f the reicareh World spent « 0 million doUars In research, ac­ cording to Crosby. For many year* the company’ * activities were centered In Ballimere. Expansion becam e neces­ sary several years ago, and a se­ cond plant wax pul in operation at Denver. The Orlando location w a i cho;rn lets than a year ago, fo r itrategle reasoni, the clim ate and the type of personnel available. The Martin officials stated that the present i.OOO employes con­ tributed 07,000 to the United Ap­ peal Fund, representing a score o f 92 per ernt. Operations at the Orlando plant will be devoted exclusively to manufacturing guided missiles. STATE FARM INSURANCE r j j S en ricn in o a r T M M o l t * . r -W L ^ S Metoeh Bldg. ( N G L i SANFORD 1 Ph. FA 2-5112 IRVING* L PRYOR. REP. ~ Scotsman 2-door ■ix-paaeenger sedan *1795* A g a in , S tu d eba ker-tP acka rd b ea ts th e fie ld in va lu e w ith Am erica’s low est-priced full-sized oarsl Studebaker Scotsm an for '58 A complete sell-out in 1057. . . 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Test the '58 Scotsman today—you'll want to drive it borne tonight! d T l Studebaker-Packard V iO J CORPORATION yt ryZ Q lcr& n atti/ yi ccm&tjiu d / Scotsman 4-door rix-psaaenger sedan 4 *1874* * s Scotsman Station Wagon. . . 98 cubic feet of luggage eOACE* •para in a wagon that saves you hundreds of dollars *Z l/D 0 $600 noon for your money later CM 14 trio l i m a day | You select your latttV *«7*M*» HUM HIM BIN o w n re p a y m e n t (a t4 Manny PpT»pwst 1 Ml 1100 HIM tu n SIM MM un MM un Vrr ' plan 1 ! MNANCl SIRVICI, I NC. o f Sanford • ! 135 South Fork Avenue • Telephone: PAIrfas 2-4612 * ?-* * ' - " . - ' I L ' i l ' .............................................. * McLain Jr. and f a m ily .. Mis* Teresa Jgekaoa and Mlsa Nadlna Boatlct at Orlando were weekend gueata o f Mis* Valleen and Addle P m a t t M r. John Daria o f Maryland w ai Mr. and Mra. B. D. Join* and called here Ia»t week beeauae o f fam ily hare aa their guest Alton the death of hi* father. Daria. Otliff o f Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nlchola Several from here attended the and fam ily of Michigan has# mov­ BapUat Aaeociatloa la Oviedo Toes- ed Into the Allen house. Mr*. T. W . P m a t t and daugh­ <**• . . . . . „ Mr*. Charles Oatlht and fam ily ter Addle ipent Saturday In New and Mra. Dan Dreggora and son Smyrna Beach with Mr*. Preeatt’ * have returned home from a week •liter, Mr. and Mra. 0 . A. Durat New Smyrna Beach. ranee and fam ily. Mr. and Mr*. Dennis Thom as Mra. Willie Andere le ft recently and son bsve la their guest for fo r Galnetrllla where the nill visit a while, Mr. Thomas* mother, Mrs. relatlret. William Thomas o f Lakaland The Home Demonstration Club RUSSIAN ROULETTE VICTIM held Ita meeting Wednesday at the PRINCESS ANNE, Va. If— Pvt. community hall. Mra. D. M. Ladd Norman J. Ifarshbtirger. 21, of and Mrs. Donald Perry gave a Wyano, P a., frilled himself In a demonstration on canning. Host­ gam e o f Russian Roulette while esses fo r the meeting were Mra. he and his girl friend w itched tel­ Donald Atwood, and Mrs. Vincent evision here Saturday. Police said Butler. Twenty members were Harshburger shot himself as he present. and the unidentified girl watched Mrs. John Maxwell. Mrs. Paul TV In a trailer owned by another Maxwell, Mra. T. W . P m a t t , and soldier. CAMBRIDGE, M a il. SR — The United Statei and Russia have agreed to exchange alt Moonwatch Information on th* Soviet satelUte, it has been announced. Leon Campbell, supervisor o f Am erican Moonwatch operation!, told newsmen here he reached Barcelona, the agreement Spain, with his Russian counterpart, Mrv. A. G. M asievlleh. Both were attending the Ith an­ nual eongrei* o f the International Astronautics! Federation. Campbell said the exchange win be between the Smithsonian is trophyslcal observatory here and the Russian Academy o f Science, but details hava not yet been worked out. Dr. J. Allen Hynek of the Smithsonian aald at the same time the United State* la “ far ahead o f Russia In tracking tha man­ made moon and the third stage rocket'* circling the globe with It. Another Am erican adentlit said Sputnik m ay fall “ m oitly Intact'* on Am erican soil. “ W e don't eapect this earth satellite to disintegrate when It cornea dow n," Dr. Fred L. Whip­ ple aald. “ If It lands on the toll o f the United State* or some other West­ ern nation, we'll bo able to Iden­ tify ita Instruments,*' he said. “ Since no one can control where It will land, Sputnik may fall on American toil.'' Ills prediction contradicted a report from Soviet physicist Y. D. Boulanger who said the satellite would be conium ed by heat be­ fore* It reaches the earth. “ Ha outside metal skin will un­ doubtedly burn o ff, but the inter­ nal system and Instruments ought to hit the ground mostly Intact, much Uke an object thrown from a plane,'* Whlppte said. P h o n p bef Mr* T o n Klnlard ipent Friday In Orlando. Mr*. Henry K retirr apte* Tue*im j la Daytona M e l wWl hrr daughter, Mr*. K n u t U Harrison. M r. and Mr*. Bortha Harpor and M r. and Mr*. Boy B a u lm oa fpent Saturday In Leesburg. V . U r . * U Grant *w#nt Sunday in Winter Park with bar •on and daufhtrr-bvlaw, M r..and Mr*. H orace W esreit and family. Mr*. J. J . Mareantel o f Longwood *pent the weekend here with her parent*. M r. and Mr*. Paul Maxwell. Mr*. Jae* Stewart. Mr*. Ed Fulford. Mr*. T. W . Preeatt and Mr*. John Maxwell attended a quilting at Mrs. Jaek Stewart*’ Wednes- ♦ Haihr/DtfnHir I* Included, as are irrational signals, spar* lire and wheel, double wipers, mirror. Pay only local taaes, if any, and transportation from South Lend. Sanford 1001 8. iANFORD A V * Motor Co. Inc. PH. FA 24M , �H H g S lU ro s; - w ------------------------------------- ; T. I* * ,. ik, Syria President ■ j DONALD I . OONXALU U olito Praia B U ff Ceem p -d e w t _ WASHINGTON (U P ) - B r it is h 'M i m e Minister Harold Macmillan Join* President Elsenhower today In summit talk* on Russia's chalten** of Sputnik and Syria. Macmillan ’ flaw iio m ~ L ou isa (arriving about 9:4S a .a . e.dt) la confer with the President on So­ viet gains in apace missile devel­ opment and the Soviet Middle Ea*t offensive. The three days of talk w e n echoduMd to b e tia at • p, i t e.d.t. Both Eisenhower sad Macmillan gave advance signs o f offering concrete proposala to strengthen the W e lt's position MacmUIan la expected to prtsent new proposals ter AcgloAmeriean scientific cooperation, centering on nuclear weapons de­ velopment. Eisenhower has Indi­ cated he will seek better scien­ tific teamwork betwen the two Weather natloaa. A cheering note w as supplied on the eve at the talka In the firing o f a U.S. Jupiter l JOO-mUe ballis­ tic missile at Cape Canaveral, Fla. The administration grabbed the offensive in the propaganda war with Russia over space rock­ etry by informing the world for lhe first time that one of Us in­ termediate range balUitlc missile tests w as successful and had hit f& h t Partly dandy through Thursday. ■ VOL. X U X Established 1909 the ta rg et Both Am erican and British o ffi­ cials hoped to Capitalize on the goodwill created by Queen Elisa­ beth's visit to this country to ham­ mer out Important new AngloAmerican accords on m ajor world issues. British Foreign Minister Sehryn Lloyd, who baa been h e n several days, and U.S. Secretary o f State John Foster DuRet w ere sched­ uled to attend tonight’ s opening AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER . SANFORD. FLORIDA, Y e a r 's P a r a d e Theme To Be Christmas . ThroughChildren's Eyes establishm ents were invited to “ participate in making this year’ s parade our fin est." lh e Christmas Parade Chairman pointed out that “ in order to stress the theme and assist In an order­ ly arrangement of floats we would appreciate your using the float scene asong the following lines: religious and Christmas home scene, Manger scene, Wise Men and Shepherds, Choir, Carrots, Santa Clads, sleds, reindeer, snow scene, Christmas character or Christmas presents." Alexander told recipients of the letter that the Jaycces will be happy to assist in the choice o f ,Tomorrow Proclaimed United Nations Day 0 A proclamation was Issued yester­ day by M ayor David Gatchel set­ ting aside tomorrow, Thursday, Oct. 24 aa United Nations Day. Mayor Ratchet, in naming to­ morrow United Nations Day, callfd on the eitlxens o f Sanford and Remlnol* County “ W observe the d ty In a manner that wilt further acquaint themselves with the working o f the United Nations and to meditate upon Its principles, ac­ complishments, and ultimate ob­ je c tiv e — a lasting pea ce." The M ayor called attention to the fact that the United States is one o f the founders of the United Nations and pointed out that “ its citiienry has great faith In the United Nations i s an Instrument In the establishment o f freedom and justice fo r all people. “ The support given by the peo­ ple to the United Nations Charter is expressive o f ttielr belief in the cultural, econom ic, and poll- (leal principles it em bodies," said Mayor Gatchel in the proclam a­ tion. It Is pointed out in lhe pro­ clamation that the membership of the United Nations Is growing snd that It has now reached a total nation membership of 82, which, said lhe Marpr **. . . I» evidence o f the confidence In that organization and hellef in its power to help establish morality, law and order." The General Assembly of the United Nations has resolved that Oct. 24, anniversary o f the coming Into force o f lhe United Nations Charter, be dedicated annually to the making known of the purposes, principles, and accomplishments o f the United Nations, re*d the proclamation. Mayor Gatchel concluded . faith in tha United Nations st this particular time could be a tre­ mendous educative force end mor­ ale builder." m eet, the occasion vrffl give the tw o leaders and their advisers • chance to canvas* the explosive Middle East situation. O pfpoea Summit Talks Diplomats were cool to a report from London that Macmillan will urge a new top level meeting with the Russians. The Elsenhower ad­ ministration opposes three-power “ sum m it’ ' talks a t a ^ l m e when |the Reds a n likely t0 be tougher i negotiators than before their aate- Ute success. W estern edentlfto cooperation to It seem s likely President Elsen­ • toast to Qneen Elizabeth tow week. Ha suggested g pooling i f hower la ready to assure Macmltid s n tlfto talent and r e s m g m og lsn the administration will seek the M nations allied In tM North amendments in the IMS Atomic Atlantic T r a a tjr Organization Energy Act when Congress con­ (N A TO) plna other fr e e nationa. The President. In a New Varik venes In. January. Such amend­ ments would d e a r the way for speech lazt night, said he win gn closer nuclear cooperation with before the Am erican people t a w tng the next fe w weeks to discus* Britain and other Free Nationa. President Elsenhower set the o f­ “ method a for gaining even great* ficial UA. line favoring closer c r achievem ents" In science Shop and Save ^ a t t f n r ii S t e a l!* *T/its The annual Jaycaa-Merchanta Association Christmas Parade was officially announced yesterday by Jaycee Christmas Parade Chair­ man John R. Alexander. Letters addressed to local mer­ chants and civic organisations throughout Seminole County were mailed late yesterday inviting en‘ tries o f floats In the county's big* ** gest parade and celebration o f tbo year. Alexander, In hta letter, explain­ ed that the theme o f the oarade this year will be “ Christmas Through Children's Eyes." All churches, civic elubi, frat­ ernal organisations, and business m eeting and an inform al dinner to follow. MaemIIIan, i visit was arranged toon after Russia's earth aatelUte was launched O c t 4. It was anwhile Britain’ s Queen Elizabeth II was visiting North A m erica, While the "b ig two'* talk* wera expected to place considerable emphasis on speeding Western military and scientific advances la the light of the Soviet achieve- suitable selections and that m a­ terial fo r decorating may be ob ­ tained through the Jaycees if they are notified at an early date. Permanent plaques will be awarded for the best floats In var­ ious categories, said Alexander. Alexander, today, said that the 1957 Christmas Parade Committee which he heads, hat been divided into IT different sub-committees to lighten the load on individuals. “ We have had real- good re­ sponse from mem bers o f the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Com m erce," said Alexander, “ and if we can Just get merchants and civic organisations to enter floats in lhe parade we can anti­ cipate the best one we've ever had.' WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1957 In Sanford 9 United Press Leased Wire N O . 117 Senator Urges Civilian Control O f M issile s HOMESTEAD TO— Sen. Georg* Smothers (D -FIa) urged the Eisen­ hower administration T u e s d a y night to put the lagging U. S. mlsilte development program un­ der the direction of civilian scien­ tists “ before It it too Isle." Smathers charged that bicker­ ing and overlapping o f research by the military have allowed the Soviet Union to take a substantial lead in missile development. He ,v*«d Dick Aiken, president o f tha criticised the administration for trying to minimize the Soviet Seminole Mutual Concert Asso­ achievements. ciation reports excellent progrea* Scientist* o f the free world In obtaining memberships to th* should pool (heir research and drive which la now well under­ knowledge under one “ civilian way. The cam paign fo r m em ber* c m " In an all out e ffort to catch lasts only this week and w ill up with the Soviets, be said, es­ close Saturday, O ct. 26. pecially in the field o f Intercon­ This year, when mem bers eh* tinental ballistic missiles. tain their membership they w in 3MEg Meanwhile, President Elsenhow- have the privilege o f selecting th* er returned to the capital today artists and entertainm ent that to begin mapping plana (or a they personally w ant to appear, "chins u p" campaign to (Mister Eaeh association worker has ■ the nation's confidence In Its voting ballot fo r mem bers to fUl Fred Ginas, athletic director at econom ic, scientific and military ont, listing the -attraction* that Seminole High School, announced strength. today that tickets to Friday will be available In this area thin night's football gam e will be aThe President announced his In season. tcnlion to personally lead such a gain on sale at the downtown drug O fficial* *ald this morning that c a m p a lp •. an address at N -w stores. anyone w ho'has oof. been conf rk T 'K J j j nlatu. lie said ha Tnucbton’ a, Roumlllat A Ander­ VAH-9 A R R IV E S A T SA N F O R D N nvnl.A Ir flU tto n i f n p L i!* J. R . ID *A y*C om m ander cd by one o f 'Uie workers ean uld begin shortly a series of son’ s and Faust's will sail tic­ ng One greets VAH-9 crew on arrival here from deployment w ith “ OpHeavy Attack Wing by campaign headquarters, l i t .r-r.MJ speeches aimed at strengthening kets to the Seminole-Win ter Park ( O f f i c i a l U. S. Navy Photo) oration Strikebnck. ihs faith of the nation In its abil South Park A r e ., e r phone PA gam e which will get underway at Ity to meet the challenges It faces. 2-1231. 8 p. m. at the stadium, “ We hope that tha number o f Eisenhower m im ed by pisne Ganas said that this is being this morning, Ha was scheduled memberships will allow us to nave dune to keep fans from having to begin late today conferring with a bonus concert again this y e a r," to wait in line fo r tickets at the British Prime 'Minister Harold a worker stated today. Rate. MacMillan on ways to pool the The Masons o f DeBary will meet The second annual D sd's .Night free world's scientific assets in RUSH-HOUR STROLL will be observed Friday night Sunday, Nov. 17 at 8:50 p. m. the battle to keep ahead of Russia NEW YORK m — Britain'* honoring the fathers uf the team. at the DeBary Civic Building. A guest speakrr along with a Three Seminole County dtiien s Special Tax School Milage Levies •nd on countering Russia’ s latest Prince Philip learned quickly Mon­ The Dad’ s will walk across the diplomatic and p r o p a g a n d a day how to solve mtd-3lanhatUa'8 field before the game with the musical program will be heard. have qualified as candidates for fo r the ensuing two years. The Seminole County School moves. evening rush-hour tra ffic problem team and each will wear the num­ O fficers o f Masonic bottles In School Trustees In the biennial — get out and walk. PblHp w a* ber corresponding to the one on Sanford, Del.and and Orlando will School District Election set for Board has requested that the ,V same millage which has bren lev­ his ion's Jersey. attend. Details o f the program Tuesday, Nov. I. riding to the W aidorf-Aitoria hotel K. F. Cooper and Roy Mann ied since 1931 be continued, right when he was cau gh t in typical They will sit on the sidelines will be announced later. have qualified as candidates for re- mills for District and two mills throughout the gam e with the home-bound tra ffic Jam o * Lex* BOVET FAVOIUTF. FOB PRIZE election and James Blrkcnm rycr fnr Building and Rui Reserve Ington Avenue. Told ha w as flvn boys. STOCKHOLM (U P )— Dr. Pan­ of Casselberry has qualified )ur Fund. William Doss, prominent ah blocks from the hotel, the Prince It Is pointed out by school o f­ torney o f Quincy, died this morn said to his companions, “ Let's get icle Rnvet, an Italian pharmacolo­ the first time as a candidate for gist o f Sw ift descent was reported the third post on the Board o f ficials that this election should ing at 1 a. m. at his home. out and w alk." Accom panied by n not he confused with the special today the number nne favorite for School Trustees, Funeral service* will be held to­ State Department official and fir * this year’ s Nobel P rlie for medi­ The purpose at the elrclion, election set for Nov. 19 at which morrow in Quincy. security officers, Philip walked Mr. Doss Is the brother o f Dr. the rest of the w ay without being tenant Commander E. H. Dohne, cine. to be awarded here Thurs- called fo r Nov 5, is to elect three time freeholders will vote on whe(Continued on Tag# 9) trustees and to determine the L. T. Doss o f Sanford. recognized. G C. A. Controller, was Introduc­ U s y . ed to the group to lecture on the “ History and Development o f the A ircraft Carrier. Lieutenant Com­ mander D. W. lin k er. Intelligence O fficer on the Staff of Heavy A t­ By LYLE C. WILSON g r« votes nf rmirse, ronslsfj, first, FD R ’ s vote appeal, however, still lermtna lhe winner of next year's burst o f pa rty strife. But It tack Wing One, spoke on the congressional election and o f tha worked. The 1932 party platform “ History of the Heavy Attack Con­ United Press Staff Correspondent o f the Supreme Court order, itself, is strong. WASHINGTON (U P ) — That and then of the spectacular fa ct c e p t", after which they adjourned Republicans now offe r firm if presidential contest In 1940. All Junked prohibition despite the bat­ t j the llachcUr O fficers' Quarters question about who makes official that tho United States Army by localized enforcement of racial in­ hands, including tho Negroes, tle o f Southern statesmen to keep for dinner. Following the dinner, a policy fo r the Democratic Party order o f the Republican President tegration o f the public schools. know it. the party tJed to tha so-called Butler Is not merely reminding dry*. very interesting sixty-five minute keeps bobbing up for answers as is enforcing racial integration In Roller seeks to offset that en­ film was shown on “ Secret Land". the politicians maneuver fnr the Central High School, Littla Rock, chanting Republican enticement the nation o f lhe great NorthSouthern D em ocrats accepted A thirty minute discussion peri-ri fsvnr o f Negro voters in the 1958 Ark. by keeping on page one evidence South division of opinion within repeal o f prohibition because the brought tha five hour program to and 1940 elections. Both parties for years have been o f nothem Democratic support for tho Democratic Party, He is fol­ North forced the issue on them. a close resulting in producing a Chairman Paul M. Butler of the playing politics with the Negro at least as much and maylie more lowing the 1930 strategy of Demo­ well informed group o f school Democratic National Committee vote. Franklin D. Roosevelt deliv­ civil rights than Republicans cratic Chairman John J. llaiknb who went over the heads o f con­ teachers on the rtrtl Naval Avia­ keep* lhe question hot and sit- ered northern Negroes to the Dem­ might endorse. gressional Democratic leaders to Netrne* .May Decide tion plays to the defense o f cur lilng. Butler's strategy appears to ocratic Parly. He gava them betcountry. N egro votes In big, Industrial demand repeat o f prohibition. he to keep the civil rights issue ter housing and Job opportunities That caused a blistering out­ bulling within the Dem ocratic Par­ but not much more uf civil rights. states outside lhe South may deHATRON FIVE graduated Cdr, ty by public demands for more M. K. McGlnnL* and Lcdr. R. W. snd better racial Integration. Legare of VAH-9 at qusrters Mon­ Butler's latest maneuver b-ought day morning. here the members o f the Demo­ The two have been tem porarily cratic Advisory Council, an organ­ assigned to the Savage Sons while isation he crcatrd last year after their squadron has been away. A President Eisenhower'* lopsided familiarisation schedule in the reelection. Senate and House DemA3D w as arranged by V A H S and oeratte leaders refused In Join. it has been successfully com plet­ When * president o f the other ed. political faith occupies the White Cdr. J. M. Tuliy, Jr., Command­ Ifouse. congressional leaders tra­ ing O f f i c e r - o f VAH-5, swarded ditionally h iv e held that they wera them certificates o f graduation the official policy-makers of llieir which read as follow s: party. It has been traditional, tuo, Concert Assn. Members To Pick Artists This Year Drug Stores Sell Tickets To Friday Night Game Here K De Bary Masons To Meet Nov. 17 Three Seek Post On School Board Sanford Resident's Brother Succumbs NAS Host To Aviation Workshop The U. S. Naval Air Station, Sanford, played boat last Monday Oct. 21, to tha Teachers Aviation Education Workshop group spon­ sored by the University o f Florida and the Orange County School Sys­ tem. In keeping with the Depart­ ment of Defense's policy, the Teachers Aviation Workshop- pro­ gram is Jointly sponsored by the - Air Arm of the U. S. Navy, U. S. * Air Force, and Civil Aeronautical organisations which include air­ lines and airplane manufacturers, lh e Aviation Education Workshop it planned snd Implemented to con­ tinue every two weeks throughout the 1957-195* school year. This pro­ gram la Intended to provide our teachers of today the necessary education hi tha aver progreeslve Jet air age and of the concepts o f new frontier in aviation. NAS Sanford participated in this program by contributing the Fourth Session of the Workshop. A fter their arrival on board, the Orange County School Teachers were taken on a tour of the Sta­ tion. viewed a Helicopter Rescue Demonstration, and shortly after, were officially welcomed aboard by Commander Lewis D. Tamny, Station Executive O fficer, Com­ mander L. L. Hamrick, acting as Chairman o f the Session, intro­ duced Commander T. C. Deans, Station Administrative O fficer, to lecture on the "Patrol Wings of the N avy" which was followed by a forty minute film on “ Naval I Aviation In Peace and W a r". Lieu­ Demo, GOP Parties Playing Politics With Negro Vote VAH-5 Graduates Two Men Today ‘ »1 M A N I)E R I-. I.. H AM RICK E X P L A IN S pertinent poinU o f a P2V Nuvy Patrol bom ber to Mia* H elen Trulock, m em ber o f the Orange C ounty Teacher* A ssociation, durin g instruction period on navnl a ircra ft held aboard the Sanford Naval A ir Sta* tion .w • (O fficial U. S.' N avy P hoto ^ ri party housekeeping and fund rais­ ing while policy was being made by elected officials. Butler Bucks Traditions Butler biirks both traditions. Twica in a short span of weeks, he has arranged fur the Demo­ cratic Advisory Council to piedga the Democratic Party to allout support of the Supreme Court's or­ ders on racial integration o f the public schools. Southern politicians challenge, resent and defy the council's policy statements. The statements remain on the record, however, for such effect as they may have jn northern Ne­ groes whom the Republicans des­ perately hope lo entice away from I C E R T IFIC A TE S W E RE A W A R D E D to Cdr. N. K. McGinnis (center) »nd LCilr. R . W . the Democrats in the coming elec­ 1 Legare (le ft) both o f V A H -9 by the Commanding O ffice r o f VAH-5. Cdr. J. M. Tuliy -^ .(O fficia l U. S. N »v y Photoji tions. Tha Republican bid lu t No- Jr, * t quarter* M onday m orning. J - — -* - ----- . . . ------- — »— 7 i ih:t .......... been graduated from such Hal­ lowed Halls o f Neptune as FAW TU, IBTU, nor HATU, but with aii appropriate blood, sweat snd tears, has successfully com pleted that most highly respected Col­ lege o f Hard Knocks to wltt FIVETU and shall be known to all as an Honorary Pigm y l ' « Executed by Chief Savage J . M. TULLY J R ." Additional Local News i On Page 9 t I J if » 1 ||1 1t i T r f r r l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1957 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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