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CHOICE CHUCK Mayonnaise CQcV BISCUIT 2 ' I Q • i# m i n i % o n e Each Bag Makes A Full Q uart *% FAMILY SIZE BLUE PLATE 0 IN I T O l i t W H O M r r M A T t ’i r C T * r i 7 s : X n lle # I . )i«>at>r i l o i t h a t | , U . t .u c lll, IM RYAN IKBERG STEIGER E„ | INTRODUCING / RIDF-IN THEATRE MU H Y. F la r lr lc K l a r t r l r lt » f r l* t e r an d T a n k a n d llllo d a , h a a Ii i i r fit* *1 a g a ln a t y o g , a n d y o u nt - r* | |f e d U H f f l • | I M o f y»*ur a n t w e r n r p le a d in g to lh a H i l l <>f F o n i p l a l r t on th a p * * l i t l f f * * a11o r»e> *. ( t r a i l e r . C lfe e n a A C o l t , 7( • T l r * t F e d e ra l l l u l l d l n g . Hi I 'e t e r r h t ir g . F l o r i d * , g rd f l i t th a o r i g i n a l a n s w e r o r t d r « d in « in th e t H f le a o f th e C l e r k o f t h e C l r r t i l t C o u r t on o r b e f o r e th a I S r d d a y o f A u g u st I4 JT | f y o u f a l l to do ■o. (u d g t m e n t h y d e f a u lt w i l l he n f t l fo r is # r e lie f d a rr a n d e d in th e t t l l l o f C " m r U t M . •• Y lir it N I \ «T . F . l i k O F T l i r C t f l C t f l T c t if llT * IH M A l.t !• » ’ A r ia J It e p u r y ( l e r k i Ul ol vc i Pc i ,c m r r lia r e a a e d rt ICE CREAM Half Gal. Square* AM UNMANM10 NAVY BIIMP, Hard In military effecti •vporlmrntg a re unkn o w n ir * at s it » ; m . i i e n r N O T i n r o t h a t a l l | l l o f O i i n l i U U ' . 1.1 f o r a * I e lm # a M f t a l l m o ffg a g # r n th a f o llo w in g d a a c r lb a d p r u o a r t * to w |t t I 1 IS a n d th e P o u lS M f e d of iju t s i, t\K T K B a d d it io n HA F t H I I » F I A H t t t l A » I rig to lh a f l a t t h e r e o f aa ra» « l ad In l l ' «t 11 o k 1 m t * l e t . (*o h ll« J t a m r d a o f g a m lg o la C o u n ty F lo r ld A i TETLEY . ^ ^ LYKES PALM RIVER SLICED lb. 100 F t 33c | Wax Paper 35< VELDA t il* ! r j i n un. m :h i« t o t vr%. r i.o i iiiu . is riiiiiiim* is h i :, i t a r i r i : n r DIAMOND n SUNLITE Cans 2 oz. Pkgs. 2 Vi - 2*/i Lh. Average Tomatoes lb- 55c SHOULDER GA. GRADE A D&D . BUTT LB. lb. 4 9 c FRESH PORK ib. STEAK •I I «44 M l. ■ W I L L I IM T . f A V A X A f n i f SHANK END READY TO EAT fA IIC A r.C J M U J m ih SEASONED lh RIGHT I . O I & D IV I5 IO /I O A J 7 H ( r S H O R T W A IH R S U P P L Y - WHOLE "* Cans 2 5 ✓ t i i / �Weather ©he Partly cloudy through Friday with widely scattered afternoon and evening lhunder*hc><< era. VOL. XLIX Established 1909 m tte ft liu n tlft AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY. AUGUST IS, 1957 Shop and Save In Sanford > N o. SO United Press Leased Wire ouse Approprations o m m i t t e e I g n o r e s Ik e School Registration Set For Aug. 27; Begins On Sept 3 Fo re ig n Aid Bill Reduced Asiatic Flu Is Not A Yellow Peril, No Cause For Alarm WASHINGTON V — The House Appropriations Committee The 1937 36 School term will art JACKSONVILLE - State Health | today Ignored President Els{a m!uq teach Officer Wtl.on T Sowder. the man euiiowt-r s plea, aii.t voted lu rut ers report lo U trir schools Monday hit foreign aid program $.309.630.- who sr.rtild tve deeply enneerned If there wete sufficient cause, was for their annual two week* p it fteling quite unworried, if ro t trhool conference. wroprlatinn measure-a. (W , m #110W, wrwn BMWra. downright mellow, when ,question* Tuesday of n e tt week all teach­ •cheduled to gn before the House H th. Asian flu. er* In tha Seminole County School for a vote on passage later to1 “ Allan llu is not a yellow peril, System will meet at Pincercst day. " H r Moruia Highway P atio! he <aid ‘\\'c are receiving many ScliOul for a eountywide meeting The bill carries 13.191.810.000, it paid hy the riliirn* of the ioctudirg 13.33I.760.P00 In new rash calls from people who reem to feel N ett Wednesday tracher* will I.T. CUM. II. (’. IIANSIA accept, the Conosrr Trophs for H rasy State and it doc* not .nuke an and $667.030,000 rrapprnpriated there is something sinister about Attack Squadron Eleven from Captain J. It. Herd), Commanding ,,attend I).strict 7. Florida_ Educa . rest ju st twraiisr an officer from unspent fund* voted in prev­ tt.e word 'Aslan* In connection with Officer of Heavy Attack Ming tine, at rrrrtnonie* held this morning meeting in Daytona beach this desease. I can assure them | doesn't like a driver's looks or ious years. at the Sanford N aral Air Station. l.tCdr. ||an«rn was \ellng ComTh.iriday and Friday lay of m neat that there is not The new strain I feels trad, hot only heca'i-r It la Eisenhower said Wednesday manding Officer of the Siiuarirnn riming the Horthlng D.-rbs. week all teachers will be in their nerrtsar) to prevent scculcnt.s,’* that substantial tut* In money for j inri,lrn:" x' n i* A was fle.t is(S tu ff P h o to ) rcspecthe tehoola completing tieTrooper T. Mark Mack told the the foreign aid program wrould 1olated from eases in the Orient, ceifary details to get tha achool *anfnrd Kiwanis Club al It* noon T _ J i j f II I f force him to rail Congress back and that's how the name got start* year underway. luncheon meeting. l O Q u Y A l J n A 3 ,n,n *Deet.i| session nest fall. De. rel. Rut actually it it a mild dit* On Monday, Aug. 26, said Su­ The subject of Trooper M ack's * spit* tills warning, a House sub­ ease, and there Is no rin se for perintendent of Public Schools R. sidies* at the Kiwanis Hub I in Cupl j r n.-edy. Commander r >mmutee voted the 16O9.fv3n.000 Captain J. R Reedy, Command­ T. Mil-arc. teacher* will be In their Dr. Sonder went on to rip la in ca*h reduction. respret've schools completing pre er Heavy Attack AVIng ONK, eheon was "Highway Safety* and Heavy Attack Wing One. pre that the new Asian flu is a milder About an hour before the full 1 . , *rh««l conference details and pre­ made the result* of the Third *as preceded hy the showing; of . , n'e l the Conover Trophy, tym| disease than the familiar Amrri* Mr. II. II. Coleman. W. civic | — paring for countywtde registra­ . movie "N ight and Bad W eather ( ,.0, „f outstanding bombing sMU*. mli ,p c T c £ d on’K ' l l ‘t~lVy!’the j « " v4rlr,>f' M« , , i '1 f ,,M r7 ° r t* Quarterly Inter-Squadron Heavy Driving.'* leader ami long time resident of tion. *>'. to Heavy A ttack Squadron , nrw Mou, # ed among airline crewmen from Sanford, passed away at his home Mark em phaslird that .accl-,i Eleven. (VAH at . . . Miami were t.l. i. _In a brief cere- ‘tat menl said the col might ser -1 Chile, arriving Mllwe* said today that county-*; U ,a tk M1"« ° " f n«mM n, Derby . . . . . .. _ . .. suddenly at 4:30 yesterday after­ wide registration of school ch ll-i effleinl this morning hy ure- dent fatalities had teen reduced mony held at N A S. Sanford this „,„,|y h am ,„.r ••!),# he«l in teresttj v ,r V T'** patlenta were laid noon. i up for only two days, and tlu-n tf,r ir nj(„ | sta te s'' dren will be held on Tuesday. Aug. .#ntlng trophies to th# winning this year to PIS In cutnparvlon to morning (Mr. t*. Fernandes J r . Mr. Coleman was born May 16, business. 77 and buses will run on their r t , aat(lron, the TIP killed last year Commanding O fficer of VAII II.i th , group n e m th e le u ap cwent. on about . . .their . . . Dr. 1*97 in I,yka;.( Township, Pa. lie gular Khrdul#* on that d itr. “ I lie stressed the fact that ev ery accepted the hand.om e silver ptnvr,i ,he cut with the drelara- So'*d,'1r noUM ,h ,t LhUe " J * ” "* had lived in Sanford for the past would like to encourage every 1 ^ Inner* of the overall Derby person i« a teacher and “ a »<>n W l . Tlie trophy was donated tu>n that thr amount voter! would '!*. " ln,*r season now aiwt ha» (Rt years, malting hia home at till school age child, gra.le* 1 through j Heasy Atlark Squadron )r ,|4UKj,tpr naturally copies the hy N'otth Am erican Aviation In t^, vnough for the purtvuse of this would teem to indicate that Mcilonv.il- Avr. 12, to register on that day," he — .......................................... .........For ‘honor of* the ................. Eleven flying the North American driving habits of the |>arrnt" N orth American, keeping IIS . allien military and Asian flu may tie a mild disease Ho was (he North-Central Divi­ even under winter condition*. saiJ. AJ * Savage". The Conover Tro- this reason, he said. It Is highly test pilot who lost hit life In the ,,-onomirally strong (Continued on I'agr 31 sion Manager of the Flon la Pow­ "It Is im portant that w r» have Not Rcen Warned phy was presented lo Eleven lrn. l ^ , , n ‘ *« ” rrfjl ' ‘ hrn XAJ; 1 William fJ. Kilbee of Geneva, It e r and Light Co. and had tome to Tlie committee was not, how­ All heavy a tta rk squadrons who Sanford In December <f 1012 from ;h« new Farmer* Home Admin- *n t*f>n / ‘f u7 a fte r being held hy Heavy A ttack, fhllIr,n , r * ln ,hr r lr "Even In an accident .n which were pieient at NAS Sanford ever, aw are of the President's I Cocoa where he had also been sf- is-rntian Commllteemsn for Scm- - on that date because of an ttrip at-1 Squadron " Five for the first two!1 -— Ir°u w rie not at fault, you atlll had their personnel lined up In latest wnrning when It approved I filiated with tho Florida Power Inol* County, lie suececils C id er cr| cri'wdrrl conditions," Superln Derbies. Co. G. Hart wh i has s r n r :l his full 3 tenrlent Mtlwee stated. Trstln* th, lr Hines In the 1311b l,e lo IW# with yourtstlf for tllo formation to pay tribute to Eleven Its subcommittee's action. Republican members of th# a f* I It Is of *<(ual importan.c to see - q L. w * lor*. ,or ,h„ ; . me rest of your tlfg and you will winner, of the recent HatWIltg Mr. Coleman was a director of >‘r *~ term. C nil* J Green, the ’• , ,J i always wonder If a lilt!# m o re , llomblng derby In se.-ond place group .aid they would carry Elsthe Sanford Atlantic National sireney'i County Supervisor an- that ea.h rhlld la properly sseign-! rnhow or's fight to the Home floor. llank, past president of the San- n,>,mced today. ■' * ' “ » • h' 1™ > , ^ . . 7 , a « * » "«■ ............. .. v a i i b w tu .s i.e * They pruScstcd that Rep. Gordon (Continued On I’sge 3) ' ’ « » ln '* ’ » Canfield R-NJ railed the com- —— r* i n eilim nrly narr*»w margin of m lttre'^ “ unseemly haste" In a c t­ — , * |v -1 * . !csore separateil first and se- ing on the appropriation bill. rood place w inners In the isce Hep John Taber NY, top comCstmmander Ray C. Fernandes for the Individual trophy. Id. (Jg) m ittea Republican, said he will Jr. assumed command of Heavy R. McAdams of VAII 5 won over lead a fight to reitore so ne of Atlark Squadron ELEVEN In mili­ listin g of himself as A ircraft •onic le>!ge (IJ FJAM sn l hadother two committeemen with un- Friday following regist*stinii. I T.t. (Jg) A. Clarke of VAII II hy the rcdu-tlon*. He would not tell tary reremonies al the Naval Air Commander, with IJ. tjg ) Arthur Wlt e d In both World W .r t and evinre-l t.-rmv are Henry J S-lmpsr- 'd may feci free to go one percentage point. Third place r«(vorter* how mu«-h he will try to Station Thursday morning. HrAdsms Jr. a* llom bardirr | l . lie s a f the Amn marher, .'r of Route Boa Tio. t o a d I to talk with teaeh»r* and in the individual ram went to pul tuck, but one Informant put Commander Feniandei eurreeds lean Legion. '-anfnrri, and William I* fhispm tn prtneipali almut pr..hlem» eon- ami Robert Aelerman Al." the It (Jgi W. D artlirll, also of tb,. am ount al 6<)0 million dollars. i.< nit H..ward c Hansen who has radioman-weaponeer. Lt. (Jgi Mc­ Survivigv Include: hia wife, .-f SanfonL Roth r.f the** m*-n cerning Ibeir children," ho »j :-i Hll n r w that won the ||a p O ttu I'aseman been artiug commanding officer. Adams scored twice; not only as Sira. Olanetie t 1 an; three are ttcccsvftil tnn kfarm ers of j Monday. Sept. 1 Is luvtxrr Day. individualIrojdiles was compoied rhaiym an of the foreign aid aub-j IjCDR llanaen will leave August lop l>«m(>ardler. but a* the fattier ® !rm, Mrs. RnN:: Tnmhle of Seminole County a*.I have had said Mllwee. and »cho»ls will £>• nf Cdr. J M T-illy. I'lsne Com- com m ittee, defrndeil the cuts. He j |T. 1937 as Offleer-ln-Charge of Bradenton. Mrs R It Parrish df many years of farm rsperieuce closed However, on Tuesday, of a baby boy horn Just before mandrr, I t. (Jg) It McAdams, raid there it "plenty nf money" VAII-II Detarhment 43 aboard Titusville, and Mr*. ( I. ItnbichThe County Co.-nmittre deter- Sept. 3 classes will start «n the the Derby l>egan. bombardier, n n d ' Third Crewman in the appropriation* bill as ap- the USS ESSEX (CVS 9). Additional honors went to • ml of Orlando. 9 grandchildren; mine- the cltgibilit} nf local f»r regular arhoul term of 1*1 days. g u ia r a i i i k u i r r m or i e i n a y s .. IL L. Ackerman A 1.2. polnt*M by the full committee. VAIMI h at establlshivl a fine 2 great grandchildren; tv-o sisters, m rrt who apply for F an n ers Mllwee said today that "We «n* I VAII i for Its outstanding main- f Eleven, underdog In the derby,, T here's all th* money they rreotd sine* its mmmlsrioning at M rs. Harry Dando of Wlseonlsco. H-me Adnlntstratlor. loan|. Tlie tleipate a registration of apprnxl- tenancr of Its bombing equipment i ! NAS Sanford In 1933 Since its re­ overrsme trsrmen.lou* txldt to Passman **MI ’a; one brother, J •Im Coleman of committee also certifies the value mately 7,d00 pupile on Tuesday, IKn*. Ellis Austafi reecivnl the turn f'vrm deployment with tha tehleve the victory. Having Just committee slashed |Ah2,AVlKonlseo, Pa; r- ! <-np niece, of farm* being purrha«e.| or lm- Aug 77" Hr explained that “ Our trophy for all the men who vvoikEisenhower’s re- j Sixth Meet In February, ELEVEN romplrlril *'Op«fation nultfi’*, in ***.***) from Connie Coleman i fItarhersvill-. 1proved with F anners Home Ad- lug Increase In pupil atlrndanep rd surh long hours to give the which V VII It tankers refill ted 'l'"**1' *or "rvi M then j lias lieen Inetnunental In the NaFuneral services f..r 'It 1 '!"■ m um ration loan*, sn l a s .i.t in cnnirt about the 4th month of th e ' bombardiers th« rye* to see llitlr the F»U that set a new I»» An- v'»1^ « '“ * h"» *U ‘S° T m,Ye »? CO" } ' Y ! \ ' ' rT "* man will be held al to ' a m. Si- a lut-.ing the loan program to local ychool year." targets dsy or night and drop I . a» a# a „1 |f>( till* UniPfRl TUmJ? unspent fund, \than the iter flight of two F8U-I ( rusadcra Jvirday morning at the II ly Cross rontition*. their Uitnbs. This ia the aciunj « ';• 10 P „ he requested. and in helping the Navy establish E p isco p al Chun i trill) R tr. Fr. - T.-.e Agency makes Farm loans Eleven hid I III* W * - " » *» President Will Flgl consecutive winning of this trophy a new lav* Anglet-New York speed prepare for the derby. Rut the I R lt. |^ ,' " ‘ « .. John Thomas officiating. and farm real estate loans Operhr VAII 8. record. Mure recently VAII-ll add* The fam ily hat requested that atlrg loans arc usrd by farm ers squs ri-n was i « criii net " ' reporter! prepsrrvi to fight to tha j ed to Its laurels by winning tha A lio received hy VAII 5 was flower* be umittrd ar. l In lieu of to buy livestock and machinery Its best. This refusal to qul even w , „ r end for the additional funds third qua.-teriy IIATWING O.NB tfiq Douglas Trophy for trie out­ flowers the family has asked for and to meet operating expenses in­ when the oild * were stacked he u. (relieve* »„it___ __ ! bcmMng derby. vital to the .free standing bombing squadron for m em orials to bo sent for a living curred in adjusting and imrrovagainst them enabled the men of world’s defense*. The bill still hat Soon to receive the sleek new flacal 19&7. Memorial Fund for Mr. Coleman ing their farm ing methodr. Real VAII-ll to em erge the victors. to clear Ihr House and Senate be- A3D Skywarri«r, the squadron ia All squariruaa are already usto the Church Office of the Holy Estate loins are used to buy, imThe derby o rg an lird hy U dr. forr p co^ , (o j,|m f nf alining. fortunate to have such an ably the proper hay for the j-»eCross Episcopal C hurh. prove, or enlarge family-type C. Filton, T raining Officer of, 11u> ||„ UM committee gave full qualified ikt|>prr a t CDR Fer* keys and mounts of the nest dor* Interm ent aftangeraenli arc aol farms and lo refinance certain I.T. f |g ) RAYMOND I’Fit It A' lle aw Attark Wing One. »a« t „j,|#irq t„ p , nun lulreommit(Continued On Page 3) t-j. s v! l N VII 5 . Complete. debts. Farm Housing loans for inlgnrd to stlm ulatr morale in i# - 'i recommendations on how frifflrlat I SN I’hola) A Brlisen F-inrrH fhsme Is In building or re no<leling f*rm homes j the squadron* and to krep the deeply the foreign aid piogram k xffiarge. (Cunllnued nn Page 3) flight erews in a "com bat ready" should tve chopped. In It* report, condition. the committee said that the new appropriation would bring to M.719,760.000 the total now avail­ able lo help US. allies. The committee said that even if no new fund* were voted this SAN JOSE. Calif. «f — A res year, the existing unspent funds— nlution supporting a E S Senate 16.193,000.000—would lie enough to 1 lull that would reinstate Cnnfrri , carry on the foreign aid pru»*ram crate G.n Itotwrt E !.**'» Citilen WAMIIN.iTON i f — 77te \te s-i -WP|| Imyond January, 1939.” s u p rom fI before the convention .............. ............ ............................ said t"dav the The tntal recommended hy the Lieutenant (Junior Grade) Ray- 'her Bureau of tb« Marina Corps Leagua to mond P erry. ESN. ha* reported dreurhrriricken Kart wdl continue „ >mmjtU e w i, »|,»:.jno.ooo le u d sy . ^ tn rr w arm er thin nor* than the amount Kiifnhowrr oriai* The resolution s»*s sponsored by to th# Sanford Nival Air .Station , d*v* . . bally asked. He requested $3,M(,Georg# Gardiner, a St. P eters­ lu Illu m e ,!uti«v *• |h< Devs I * 3l> '**v outlook P-r n o ouq | n nrw fU()1|g a„,| RiM.ien,. burg, Ma , Juvenile eourl Judge logy Officer of the Stsllon. lie reported here from the Na nild-Aligns! to m-1 Septerntwr ,„ki in re appropriallon* of left- i Gardinet said the federal gov ill Rase, Argenlia, Newfoundland, f°rer a"* average terrn*r*lii'e* over money—a Iota! of f l .479.010,erm ent illegally ronfisrated Iwe s vhere he was serving . . Aerology **a.on*l normal* in th. Papersonal land* for th# tile nf Arl­ Offlrer. r|f,<’ »*»• «•**«*»; Put on Ceiling ington National Cemetery, lie l.tf Jg) P erry entered tt.e Nasry I #rM- »nd "®rtliern New England Th* House and Senate, however, ■aid it "is a point of national lion In PMI as an enllit*d man and R >t warmer then uti.a! trrathcr . agreed on a foreign aid auliiisnseo r”" t o r.m .tate lw *. e.tiien.liip eommlMlonad an Ensign up* Wwpartad ^ *''* southern half of I tfonbiU to’puVaTflHng : resnltHion t. ^ c r. rtll„ |0n from offi(W.; c , ‘n . the nation from the nocky Moun 1 960 opo on the progrim , a -d the sponsored by William Jenner H didate School in June 1933 tains In th# A tlantic Cnvst, par- President AVednesday signed the Ind. As sn enltated man, he served tieulidy in the central Plslns. autborixation rtlurtantly. Greater than norm al rainfall |a i* tn Instructor in the Aerology In today's artlon, th* House n „ _ t r \r of rite Amman P rtp a ra tq n r espert'd in the G reat Lakes re A iiu u p iiatii.n l Cumn-J.tre votod 0 0 ( 1 0 U l L -a r iD D C a n .Itool at the Naval Air Technical rma. Iti# ufsper Mi-sissipoi Valley, to give Eisenhower tl.7M.6o0.i)00 for m ilitary aid- D . b II ..f it rit im ■ I - lining Centers iii Jii-k-onville, the fir4 Southwest, and Plot Hut subnormal amounts ire pre in n«w funds, rids and Slemphli. Tennessee. the rest In reMIAMI m - The W eather Ru '»• '* » n>'"»hrr «d the National d.-ted for the Northwest, southern appropriations, Eiscnhrwer had n.pooooO.OOO in new real! reisortrd to-l.y that a hand •J<*«wr-phlr Society and a holder Plain#, and Middle Atlantic slat#* , , kM for ~ m ilitary ab! funds hut sgreed lo of squall. In th , Caribbean about ?f !h? ^m e.ric.n Defease Service - .'T v, ‘. ' KKM R ,,, TK ' «he authnrlratlon bill s limit of 100 miles »oith of here is weaken­ Medal, Amerteon Area Medal. Asi JERUSALEM, Israel * 3 - |s. tj ruw.OOO o<k) ing and shows nn signs of He\». a'u • Pacific Area 3|e.!a!. World rari'i major shippers, the 7.im -ph, ronimitfM also vote,| to rut AA'ar II Victory M#d»l and the loping Intn s tropical storm. Company, Inaugurated a regular i* j miRj0„ dollar* from the au­ Good Conduct Medal. Tho easterly w ive ranq-lng ruLTtJg) PetTy Is marri#d to th# reole between Haifa rrd the tAoritallon bfll'a 750 mllllon-dollar worous showers was moving .low- forTner Mi#s Rebaess J- Preston North American G reat f^ltes lo- ceiling on defenae support to U.S. 1 ly in s northwesterly direction.10f Roule No. I. Prichard. AV. Va. day. The Flm -ehartered 2,800 ton ■111 -, -m oney used lo help them ' CDR. RAY C. FERNANDEZ TYier* was nn elreulatlnn of w inJs,1They hav* two children. Surann*. Norwegian freig h ter Askholm left m aintain bigger military forcra assumes suuimaad of liras sr Attack Squadron Mcsrn th 's I eharacteristie of tropical ilorm s. | | year* old and Gordon, seven Haifa for Chicago. It will rail at than they normally could afford. CHK. JOSEPH M. TULLY J R , Commanding O fflrer nf V.AII-5 and his crew with th* Douglss Trophy morning al reremonlra held a l But the Weather Bureau was years old They ar# currently reQuebec. M ontreal, Otweo, Ruff U alao cut 200 million dollara prevr.ie,, al rereatonlep ai the Sanford Nasal 3 lr Sfatlea this morning. Other award* are also Sanford Naval Air Station. keeping a cIim* watch ca th# siding at W est Crystal Drive, San­ ato, (leveland and Detroit olong freest the proposed 300-million-dol- III# »ho«n. Cdr. Tnlly ls standing in bar). In front (left lu rixht) ore; l.t. (Jg) A rthur C. MeAdam* Jr.. Cdr. Fernandra la ahuwn read­ atoria area. ford, Florida. the way ((<>•11 nurd < > a rag# 3 | Robott Acktrmaa A 1.2. and Ens. Ml.* Austin /S taff Photo! ing Ilia ardors. (S tiff Photo) Arrests Made For Accident 1000. Prevention Says trooper Mack VAH-5 Wins Prized;* Douglas Trophy For Fiscal 195/ Mr. H. H. Coleman ''Funeral Saturday Conover Trophy Presented VAH-1! ; Today Al SNA5 a'rrm." Kilbee Named New Member Farmers Home Committee Cdr. R. Fernandez ASSUmOS 1011111100(1 Of V A H - 1 1 Today Additional Local News On Page 3 Lee Citizenship Reinstatement Considered Today Squalls weakening * 5NAS Aerology Officer Reported For Duly Here Weather Bureau Says Hast To Be Drier For 30 Days �F a ffe 2— T h e S a n fo rd H t r a l d Thursday, August 15. 1357 6UABPTMEHFEU0U9. UNTIL *MEY WAlftUPTULf PON'TUTTU&vUlAvr. -------. r - v . l E l i r k l M . 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K an garoo 11:41 a ig n -o r r 4.41 . f t v i tv ,e th e r F em lnlaa sldo r a iU A i 4:44 O arry H oorn tM *f> 1.14 S lgn.O n 4:11 A rthur O odfrer iM .TH ) Program Return* 4:14 O arry M oore <F> • II Rowe W eather 14:14 s tr ik e It Rick 7 44 Jim m y I>»en Show 11:44 V a lla a t to d * 7:11 N e a t — IHchard C. l l s t e l o l 1 1 :1 1 l o r r o f U f a 7:11 Around 1 he Meats l l : l o Soarck For Tom orrow 7:04 C aptain k a n g a r o o U : l t O a ld leg L igh t l : l l J*e» a— 111 .hard C. llo te te t 11:44 T w elv e O 'clock Roporl 1:11 Aroaad tho btato AFTCahO O X I 44 W aring 75:14 ( to a d Up a t4 Bo Counted 4:11 T h is Land o f Oura 11:14 Ao The World Turno t : |4 W arla* 1 :#« Oar Mlso B rooks 4 t l lloar C hrletlaa S elen e* H eals l i l t llo u s e p o r t / 14.44 Price Ie lllg b t 1:44 Itlf P a y o ff le lo s t r ik e It Rich 1:14 Hob C rosby II 44 V alian t I.ady 1:44 llr lfh te r Doy 11:11 I.ove of Life 1:11 Mecret Storm 11:10 Reareti f» r Tom orrow 1:14 E d fe o f M i l t 11:11 O a id in g li g h t 4.11 Ope a l U . t t A m aboon 11:44 W a lter C ronklto — N ew s 11:14 Ittaad Up and IW C ounted 11:14 Aa ths W orld T u rn t ||4 4 Our Itleo Itrooko u n it-ite r n a n 1:14 Art L tnklett4r'o llo u e o p arty 1404 K ti o r l t l i :* 1:11 T h is Land o l Oura 3 * 3 Tho C:g 0*e >«• f X T karodor M ai 5 H E*o on tho W orld f LET5 HOPE WHATEVER 4UT I H V C 5«FU 8SA B U f WAKE THEM 1.THEM IMtM V H iL JilM V E P .lU iT j — 1 PERM A N EN T' U c------- - J A ’N T ■> you h e a r d , u M t r n - s JLBVYi, <JOW TO HOLD M/WCIAER5 N THE SB . iMl< fcvERrDst j m t SiffkT S A0U 4t ( j r t t c u r TtL ITC OVfS? ANT you O TW , v w T0 0 7 ------------ t s a r s / r— ■~— S H O ir l C U X A 5 i\ 2 w fx en crefA u v 7CU4H, IAT4.' wr re yu sr a m o . IA kt... A IUAVC* | LCAICRS ICO » c r r ' t o kARN CV* CWV - X _ , KMP.» ^ e c 5 i 4 / 1 b c.ru y m u . i n t v r rug UX»I» AT It THAT \ B»AVIST TMO«<k WAV/ AM1 H ftt Ml 1 WC A IL fC W P WENT SNOOTIN'UP I DO NOW IS Tut eM M J u iX TO ) return wmat BC A 5 TOUdH A s /W Y E P * A T IP _ _ y o u .1 r— r * ' ... T x t r r f g v ju r , \ » « rf Radio a C-. m m tuat'o l e a f u t c : i WMAt H tV O ! J IT WAS AX . . r a t act, t n , cap f A c r fy a j 41 a i i , w in n er o f tno HAT m odal a t th e m o t! h eroic dog o f th s A car, l i sh o w n w ith h li m ltlreer, l ) i w n H e c o t, 3, o f T lm s w t ll, II I , w hom he sa v ed from a n en ra g ed so w o n th e H eco x farm . W hen th e co llie ca m e to th e ratcu *, th e ch ild h ad b een 10 b a d ly b itten th a t t h e w a s h o tp lla liie d fo r thrr« w eek s. I lla ie w ill r e c e iv s a $1,000 U . 8 . S evln ga B on d and o th e r p r'.iri In C h lca fo , A u g . 14. : w rutD 1 tra it* ano ccorvpr »tenses c a n i «.*> to n r t v . rve mv iu .* CCT f IN CAWS f N O f,. NCtevtH . Ik ir m t - n i j we Y U S T ... A kY. 1 U i l ! . . . W C K K f J C --M LEGAL 44 F 4«( .'red U L Fa*oM O ' <e it s a b e a r — i TH EY A LW A YS S M AKE TH AT NOISE JU S T B E F O e ffT H E T S P R /N G A T YA \\A By STANLEY f N A W '.-IT S A N i U O W , I b e t YA! ■TWCY'reE TH ONES WHO A LW A YS y. SPR/A4G A T ^ YOU; NOTICE 1 lit ' 1 1 1 a l i t g| $ • h lh T H j l l l l C l b L C l l t r t i r n r I 'l.n iH iia in a v i i v o n a i.M iM il.i: COItBTt’, < H A M I Mr M l. 44-41 IHCHARD ALLUN HOLXCA A r t a la n ff : -v s) N u llllA JUAN Hot.IIKK D alea tla a l > h n r i c K t o 111:1 i : m i 3A w a*w T j > fP l • lag. THE OLD HOME TOWN T iir. h t a t u or rtAiniDA t o : M j IUIA JUAN HULHUB. art ••[iiT CdAV DAGWOOO > . ILL MEET MX! I OOv.rcTO’/JN AT A flVC-THIRTY YOUtJE ALWAYS A MAir-HOuO lATE.O LO JO C, SO LETS fAAKe IT SIXOCLOCK ^ SHARP « AH, THAT WILL U SAVE WCOTAf.'0'fJCi ABOUND W A i f i ’ k - A.bALF*HCLia r * —* OKAY. A Six atiock N SHARP . H am pton Avon*e, T errs U tu to , la* d lo n s. A b o o r s C om plaint h a v in g baorp filed sa a ln e t you In tho Circuit Court In ond fo r d om ln ols C onoty., Vlor l i e . ta t'n en cerr. lo r D ivorce, the abort title o f sold o ctlsn being IIIICHAIlti l l ' 11 A t t I ' Al.I.K A l.lt f .n i# ir.l4 , |Hnoin N llt,M IIOI.HKIL lee. • Iff. v e. NOII1IA JKAN IIO LUEN DelendonL. thee# nrtrente e r e to ro u te end require you to file gnur w ritten dofeneee. If on y. to the Com plaint filed herein, ond to servo n copy th ereo f upon P l t t a t l t f o At* to rn ey on or hoforo tho 14th day o( A u gu st. A. !>. 1117. ath erw leo o D ecree P n C osleeso w ill be en ter. *d e g o ln tt vou end the r o u te p ro. te e d a t parte. WITNUBS m r hand end o ffic ia l Real at Menford. Remtnole County, F lorida, thl* 1"". dev of J u ly . l i t ? , n . I*. IIUltNDON c le r k o f the c treu tt Court b em lnole County, F lorldn fTordfln V r r e d tr le k A ttorney fo r P la in tiff OH, COOOlEHOW I WONT HAVE TO B€ THEBC UNTIL Six-TH P r y k r BACKYARD ADVEMTUWC CAM P/M 6 O U T — ^V\W\VV^ o 1101 m e 141 North Park Avenua Hanford. Florida WHEN THERE’S A JOB fiA S T M ff, / F P < y S & tU f- , IS H T Y U / H tA JV r T O W ) 7m oo<y* /P ocr 7 M fX N W H /L e / H A A /r r o caayov ? L O A D A B O o r A D O fJ T V — ^ TO BE DONE, DEPEND ON 7 W r r o / 7H S A M S O A D S * A fV G tA /A /J Y C / . OA 7 » M 3 r LYALB9. THE “MIGHTY MIDGET”— THE POWERFUL PUNCH / it TflL you /»NCV M L O fT TH SP C / — f .- A CLASSIFIED AD IN TH AN K SFO Q HELPIN'M E O VERT* TH* ,BEN CH , JOS// NOW W IL L Y A P LE A S E H U N IN T H * H O USE A N ' P E T MV S M E U J N ’ SALTS ? M Y . 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Help tltm p out par el j tic polio, In th rtst ir hom e, j our com m unity jo u r cou n ir) �Tloiv disuviJhu! /.•.err nurwicx • £ • _ “ • f ® 0 Hospital Notes AUGUST 14 Admission# Ralph Alderman (Sanford) Lily Hall (Sanford) Milly Kelly (Sanford) Lemuel W. Smith (Sanftrwl) Discharges Catherine S U r< and baby (Sanford) Josephine Ricketts and baby (Sanford) Denn'a Harrington (Sanford) Sylvester Edge (Sanford) Nancy Carol Essigter and baby (Sanford) Lucy Carroll (Sanford) Jack Green (Sanford) Jed Hauser (Lake Mary) Juanita Barkley ‘Sanford) Charlie Gracey (Sanford) AUGUST 14 Like I’ve Mid before, to many aeeuse you of DELIBERATELY people aeera to be leaving! Talkomitting things, end won't stop ad with Rue King at the pool long enough to let you try end yesterday, and ah« e a t idling explain what happened. will that the Jalliton'a are about soon find that most people don't to take off alto!) Bill gore to « ally care WHAT ihey do! No school in Key West for about on# has to remind me that ra a u weeks, and Shirley ar.d the writing a general information hoy a are going along too. Rue column about ALL enlisted per­ d id n 't know what their plans sonnel. (I think I know my Job.) were when Hill completed And if some names seem to ba school, since he is supposed to go repeated more then othera, it'a to A rgcntla, Newfoundland. Shir- because they are the ones who Admissions ley and the boya may return to take the time to let me knosv Elsie Lorine Carlton (Longth eir home on Princeton Ave., what they've been doing. And if Wood) and remain, ...a n d then again, I sometimes write a little too BIRTHS they may not. Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs much about my own activities, We hav# some more new Navy It's because 1 know what I've ) red Kelly (Sanfurd) people in Sanford! They arc been doing!!! A girl to Mr. and Mrs. RusSir. and Mra. C. B. Atkinson, aell Germain#, (Sanford) Hate to make all of you loyal and four lovely daughters. At Discharges readers "sounding boards" for Dewitt Creel (Lake Hamilton) present they are living in one mT "gripes" but sometimes the Mrs. Parker Wilson snd biby of the motor couru on 17 92 typewriter “ runs aw ay" on me!!! boy (Sanford) until they take possession of the Now that I've got that “off my David Van Pelt (Ssnfnrd) hom e they Just purchased on E. CUtttt" !#!'• ••-••* •• ,s » " * h sac * s a i l Donald Jo Coggeshall (San­ T.'v/Odiuitd Drive, cniei Atkinson think of (o write about!! ford) will be attached to VAIl-11 when Forgot to mention that Rose­ Mary Ellen Martin (Winter be reports in. mary Finnegan had a small Park) T hf Atkinson's came to ua carJ party one week ago yester­ Pam ela Jean Clark (Osteen) from Memphis, Tennessee, where day. Attending were Chris Ric­ Chief Atkinson has been a super­ ker. Jim Gold. Doris Shortland. visor at the ATA school. Both snd Joyce Williams. That was the senior Atkinson's hail from the day we moved, and since I Slontana, and I can guarantee w asn't quite able to move myself, them they'll find life here in I didn't make it that night. Fanford a lot dlfferrent from Rosemary made it real easy on w hat they've been used tol herself and Just served cookies TALMHASSER W — The I just don't think you could and Iced tea, which Doris helped live more essually then we do her prepare That was Joyce State Milk Commission will hold tit re. Not without being com­ Williams last r a r j party before a public hearing next mon!h to determ ine whether a distributor pletely la s/. What I'm wondering they left Saturday. (.Tins ami is hoar you stand It when you Jlm i won high acore, and Rose­ must pay full pnc#a for milk he finally leave h ere?? . mary and Doris won low. I did irtia to schools or m ilitary bases. The pile# for class "A " milk Is All Chief's Wives are remind­ managc to play eanls last F ri­ ed that their meeting Is to n ig h t,1 day though! (Couldn't bear the (12 rents a gallon. The commission will also deride and it's an important one. And thought of missing two games in e»en if you haven't .(tended be­ a ro w lil:; vac played at Jinn vWiether it has control over the fore, they are always anxious u> Gold’s, and she and ,!•*».etnary milk hauling industry »t the Sept. 11-12 meeting g ree t new members. were co-hostesses for that one. The two issues were put off My trying to get settled in this They served gallons of iced-tea, Dew place is suffering sadly (right Rosemary.) and warm Wednesday at the conclusion of a w ith all this real hot weather cherry pi# topped with vanilla two-day hearing on milk problems. The commission ruled that Bor­ w e've been having the past few ice cream, (yep more calories!) «•>,». i'v . lc*!f*d ‘v • '• 'a . a* " ' ''•! C-S..I, IHcto- roams tit den Milk Co. must return* buying ' . 'V-V^tnUV Springs th a t “ age-old" philosophy; ..I be on a * winning streak", as she | producer. " I f you don’t get to it today. It and Marge I.cmlng won high The dairym an. Horae# Shores, will bo waiting for you tomor- score prises that night! Low protested that Borden quit buying row " ill * score was AGAIN won by Doris 1from him because he testified Good thing that people take Shortland and Rosemary Finne­ contrary to company policy before th e time to remind me when I ! gan! (Jim l and I didn't win a ! the Senate Agriculture Committee fail! to write about some things! thing but a few unwanted and ; during the 1957 legislature. He 1 really appreciate being remind­ unnecessary oun.-es of w eight!!!) •aid the company did not give him ed, except when its done In | Once again I've come to the I proper notice before dropping him. a downright acrusirv way, as if end of my limited store of Borden's attorney, D. W allari I deliberately left things out! “ odds and ends’’ of information. Fields of Jsckennvllle, conceded I'v e often stated that I will print See you tomorrow. the dairy was in error when It end­ anything and everyth.ng that proed its contract with the producer. pie ask me to, providing tu The commission ruled that DROWNS IN SAKE printable! And I sincerely mean 1notice must be given 90 days tieTOKYO W— Kiyoteru Makl, 47 fore the base price-setting period th a t. However, I will be the first to admit that I'm n<A above drowned Wednesday In a ],&#wi- twginning in October. Thu* BorJen m aking errors (fa r too many, gation barrel of sake rice wine must continue to buy milk from probably), and I have omitted \ a t the Sanraku Sake Company Shores for at least th# n ett year. Borden claimed that Shores' things by merely furgetting plant in suburban Tokyo. Police about them. However, there have) said Maki felt Into the barrel milk was the second lowest in b an s on been tim et when things have | whil# trying to krep root during dairyf.it content—lb# which milk prices *r* paid. been cut from my eolumn with­ Tokyo's rurrent heat wave. out my knowledge, end I haven't IN HOMETOWN AMERICA a s yet made a practice of checkbon copy. And if there's one ing it rich day against my ear­ th in g that irks me, tl'e being T h e Tu e s d a y A f t e d n o o h C l u b M e e t i n g — accused of leaving things out when it was not my error. If th a t ever happens, all it takes i t a reminder to me, and 111 AJ40 N O W \ ( 7 ) (sS a w Jft p u t it in the next day. However, ^ / • c v I WE COME TO ]o £ = I th e ta people who go around with ''ohrpe on their shoulders", snd State Milk Board To Hold Public Hearing Monday Ingrid Bergman’s Daughter Reported Seeing Rossellini Thursflav, August 15, 1957 Tha Sanford Herald—PatP* Asiatic (Continued from Page Ona) (Continued Trora Tag# Ona) "1 hope that having tha flu will Randex." CDR Fernsnd#! come# to San­ not become a mark of social dis­ ford from the Edwards Air Force tinction", said the health officer. ROME V — Jenny Ann Lind- Bate where ha was Navy Liaison strom, Ingrid Bcrgm an'a teen- Officer. II# entered tha Navy in "But there are Indications that it aged daughter, has fallen for a | Jun# of 1941 and bacama a Naval | is heading that way. Many seem Rossellini. Roberto's 2 2 yearo ld Aviator after completion of flight to want to ba first. Soma people nephew Franco, a Rom# news­ ! training in April of 19U. During who are lu te they have the flu World War II CDR Fernandei paper reported today. don't have H at all." Th# Momento Sera said Jenny flew a« a plan# commander In Dr. Sowder again reminded the VP 73 in the North Africian thea­ Ann and Franco took a long boa; trip together In tha blua grotto in ter. From March 1941 to Septem- public t ia t there is not enough of ■her 1940, he was in tha Bureau of the new vaccina to go around. Ha Capri sast week. They “ srer# seen smiling and Vrronautlrs and from 1948 to 1950 said that anyone wanting to be holding hands in th* streets of in Jet fighter squadrons VF-1E. immunised should tall his physi­ Capri ilk# any jroung couple in VF47I. and VF 172. cian, and then wait patiently until love." ■ , CDR Fernandes waa awarded the vaccina arrival. The newspaper. carrying the tha Distinguished Flying Croat “ Don't ge< too excited about story under a Paris dateline, quot­ for a ctaisifltd mission after the Asian flu," said Dr. Sowder. ed Jenny's father. Dr. Peter Lind Korean action. He also h is the "W hat'* in a name? A rose by sny •from, as saying, “ Another Italian \m rriean Defense Service Medal. other name would smell a t sweet." snd even worse another Rosselli­ American Area. Europcan-African ni," when he heard the new*. Middle Eastern Area, and China DYING TOO EXPENSIVE 1 Service Medals and the World War BUENOS A I R E S *h— C i t y II Victory Modal. Rom in New Yoik City, CDR authorities launched • driv# to­ , Kcrnandei was graduated from day against the high cost of dy­ the Massachusetts Institute of ing. Mayor Kdwardo Ucrgatli LAS VEGAS. S e t. KT — Unfa­ Technology In 19lt with a BS. named a special commission to vorable weather conditions again ’. 1 . t . -i 51" t a serfs,' In study the possibility of establishhav# forced the 17th postpone­ 1933. he received his degree as a ing an economical municipal fu­ ment in the firing of a medium- Aeronautical Engineer at the Cali­ neral service. The cheapest fusited nuclear device at the Nevada fornia Institute of Technology. oeral in Buenos Aire* costs aoout! proving grounds. CDR and Mrs. Fernandes are ftoo R rrralil blamed the • The Atomu Energy co m m it.:". DOW 1 raiding at l .a i West Jrd lion on "profiteers in these activi-| Wednesday postponed It s Shasta , Street. Sanford. They have four lies " test until Friday at 3 a.m. p d t children. Barbara age 11, John However, the AEC said if wind age 8, Tor.y age S. and I-eslia age conditions fail to Improve suffi 3. SULTAN TO KING cicnlly to fir# Shasta another do­ RABAT Morocco *h— Morocco's n e e , dubbed Franklin l*rini», ruler Mohammed V today made would b- triggered Instead. official the change of bis title | (Continued From Page One) from “ Suits n of Morocco" to BUILD NUCLEAR STATION . nd other necessary farm build "King of Morocco." To embassies LONDON t h - B ritain's fourth mgs are also provided. her#, the Moroccan Foreign Min­ —and the world* la rg e st—nuclear Farm ers desiring assistance of istry announced tha change and power station will !< built at bis nature should apply to tha Said the ita ta now will be known Trawsfynydd, North Wales, It wa- ncare-t Farm ers Home Adminis­ formally a t the kingdom of annouttred today. Tha station will tration office Tb# offlr* serving Morocco Instead of th* shcriffian have a capacity of 400.000 to SP0.- ttrs area la located in Room 417. empire. 0*) kilowatts and is scheduled for '-anf'-rl Atlai-t-c National Bank Building, Sanford. , operation in 1982. Las Vegas Nuclear Test Postponed ALWAYS FI RST Announcement Go back to school with thisterm’s smartest togs ... from Penney's! cot. lUOOty IVANOVICH A*Il Ic m k r) of Uic Soviet #rcr#t puUc# arrive* at Newark Airport, N. J , with two U. S. deputy marshall and casts a wary eye on a stray television wire. Abel was Down from Edinburg, Tex., for arraignment in Ee-teral Court, Brooklyn, on an Indictment charging that h« headed a spy ring and transmHIcd tr a c ts to Moscow. It ronvicted, he could g. t a death artiteoc*. DAN RIVER ANI1 PENNEY’S TEAM! 4 to II Tenm Penney’# top­ flight tailoring with Dan River woven cot­ ton gingham*, p u t them in one ahlrt, you’ve gut n b u y ! Wa*h n’ wear. Dri Don finish. SLIM , TRIM W ESTERN S. IN 133/4-OUNCE DENIM ! Penney’* Foremost . , . top* for rugged wear nmi value , ^ a< . . . feature* authentic rodeo / styling in 13Viriiunca Sanforired. vat-dyed super denim. i . 1 Ruggedly reinforced thnyjut. Machine wash. Won't shrink more than 1% WALL PAINT • No "painty oilor ^lc'\i»cPc4rv<’/ I ’v f r » s -.U lU RlDf-IN THE A T8 NOW Hit OWING ■TARTS T J4 BI CKER BACK Arrests (Continued From Page One) 4tr» accident,** he said. la answer to questions relative to traffic regulations, Trooper Mack pointed out the hours lights should bo turned on; th* maximum speed requirem ents for passenger cars, trucks, trailers and other vehicle*. “ Contrary to th* bailed of tom* people, buses a re tubjeoi to speed la w s” Mark said. He pointed out that "On divid­ ed highway*, car* ara required t o 1 dim lights and stop for a hailed school but on th* opposite ti.l* Just aa undivided highw ay." This Page For Big OUALITYI lls e e IBflM See Tomorrow’s Paper PENNEY’S (Continued from Pafn I) o PtlNCf CHAtllf. *, heir to th# British throne. It taken for a motor­ boat rid# nesr Cowes, England, by hi* fathtr. Prince Philip, Duka of Edinburgh. Th# royal youngster hsd a On# tlm# until the motor |i v t out and th# boat had to ba towed, f/nternationat Rsdiophofo) Kilbcc House U r development loan fund and it eu t Via 9O0 0O0 from the 4131.900.000 proposed for technical aid to underdeveloped countries. The committee eut out all of tha T million dollar* Eitenhowar asked fo r h it cherished atom i for-paaca program. But lb# members 1st him keep 44.430.000 of money un»pwit for Ihii program, f Th* group also slashed 75 million dollars from th* 250 million re ­ queued for th# President'* special em ergency fund. It denied all of th# 25 million dollars asked for a proposed apee'al assistance pro­ g ram to Latin America. Gravely Concerned White Houa# Press Secretary Jam es C. H sgerty said Eisenhow­ e r was "gravely concerned” by th# subcommittee cute and hoped 0 th a t final action by Congress w .uid restore tha foreign aid pro­ gram U the 43.387.000.000 total 1* the mutual security authorisation 1*11 h# signed Wednesday. Th# subcommittee, reporting out ■ follow up bin to provide actual ra s h for th# aid program, reduced th e total to iam.uiu. To back up his feeling* ta the swatter, th* President sent till full ro n g rritlonal liaison staff te Cap!# toi Hill this morning in an effort to repair what h# considered to be sever# damage to th* aid bill. 7 D O t'llt.E F E A T U R E 7 : 4A FEATURE SENKARIK — PLUS — H i t -— COTTON TWILL! ,r u n m urder! rK A T U ltE — 9 : 1* “ CHILDREN UNDER I I ADMITTED FREE" - C O HIT— lisa* ( k N Glass and Paint Co. T om Color I!*«dqurrt**w 112-114 W. 2nd 34. Phon# No. PA 2-1021 BTTMHggtt JZ-g i f * Penney’* anlv*r*i< y mo­ ds! . . . today’s moot es­ sen tial sty lin g for hoys! A d ju atsh ls buckle back, slim , tapered legs in 8 *4 otinco Ssnforiyed rotton ♦will. Machit'S waahahls. PENNEY'S DAN R IV E R S .. CLASS-GOING DRI-DONS! Send Mlujr (o school in on* of Penney'* plenitude of plalda- Washer-toa*, hnng 'em. and prcato! Your home­ work's ilone. !/>w Penney price! Also 3-OX at 2.98. I �L* m o w n T n o rc ffT Editorials 1. A Citizens Tax • II# I •» *« » rr4 (Mr l « l I* lk » mm m liM r, walk* kaarli mm4 • •» fmrm mt |b# fnwrib I* Ilk* Ik* B»a mt Um4r Committee Can Problems ed merely to crjrrv out the pledge made to all citizens in the original constitution and charter of our land. A "citizens committee" does not use the flagrant words “ you can’t tell us what to do”—instead, it adopts the policy of "we want to know what you want us to do." We're headed in the right direction with a Citizens Tax Committee, as lias been found in mnny another community—for within that democratic structure can be found tin* answifs »o questions that have Item asked over and over again—its very formation is to provide the answers. Our county government is sinking dee|«*r into the quagmire of insufficient revenues for its operation— funds too small to take care of the normal aeration of government in a progressive, aggressive, and forward moving community. To dig the quagmire away from the sound structure of democratic government takes the action of citizens one way or another. There are two questions that need answers: "where are our tax dollars going?" and “where do our tax dollars come from?" Figures are fine! Hut what's behind the figures? What are they meant for and howdo they balance with others? A Citizens Tax Committee can find the answers! Foreign Trade Creates Payrolls President John F. (ichnn of the American Kxport Lines has made an unusual observa­ tion: “Regrettably, the expression ‘foreign trade' is an unfortunate one. That word foreign causes the trouble—it seem* to imply something alien, apart, perhaps even hostile, certainly something different from our way of doing things. That is a good point to' stress. Foreign trade is not like that at all. It is intimately connected with the daily desires and nceda of most of us. It is nn economic force that works to the benefit of practically every American. For instance, we import nuke than half of our total supply of 100 raw- materials— some of which sre of the highest strategic importance. In the case of 81 of these materials, imjiort* account for 80 to 100 per cent of our total supply. Looking on the other side of the coin, we find that In recent yeara our shipments The Sanford Herald In. N .M .n .lif kf o .i.f i. * '!* ■ • • il.n .r .t <inn. s S v trM rtte n ..k m il ( le e r g le m e n •- m i k i n '* r « u * f •-m i . km r v i 1, n - T U S N j n . U tr M tH IO N IIA S M A S n s . r . < - n l l . « K 4 t|« r r V Z l . T S J C t 'S IU t t O . * 4 . . M 1 . I . , M . n , k . r T k . H t r s l e I , * m i m k . r n f I k . 11* 11,4 r . M . w k l t k 1 . # n !!tl# 4 . i r l u . l v . l . t , i n . i m f n r r . t . k l ' . k * * * " * f *-U l n . i l M . i p r i n t . 4 In f k l , * » » f e a e # e . Sr f ir m . *»»•• n ** s t 's k r a i r r i n * | | . p .r w eek a lre s O n . M .,i k ■•» Mm O i m it I t «« Am T ..r i n i« A I O k lln .r ? n . t l c . r i l l . „ f I k . . * . , , . . . | i l l | . , , . . 4 n » U . . . o f . n t . r i . l o m . n l f o r l k . p u r . . . . „ f , . 1. 1. , t k . 4 . w il l k . r k , i . < 4 f . r t t r t e u l s r i l i . r i l i l . . r . i * . S - I...4 . . . . . . . . m ilt ., r .- f ik ., Jf I k * r . 4 l O f f i r . . f S .k f n r 4 r * .f l4 .. .* 4 .r « f C i r i t H i « f M . r . k | 111! it ll .i l k . A rt P M k ll.N .4 l u l l ? * . , . p l S . t t t - 4 . ? , S . * 4 « ? . . . ( - k r lt im i, n . l u r l i r p r . . r . 4 l * , O r l i l m t . Page I T h u rs d a y , A u g u st IS. 10S7 TEA HOUSE O f THE AUGUST MOON ■■4 • • 1 4 . f • , I4 « I n t I h f f i r * . • m4 i b f | k «t« Find Answers To Tax Democracy mean* primarily one thing— citizens taking part Jn their government. And when citizen* become so interested that government be conducted on a level that will benefit cvtcyone—then we’re striking the kevnote to bringing about a gras* roots surge toward the proper functioning of our government at every level. A "Citizens Tax Committee,” created to study the tax structure of the Seminole County Community, is one of the soundest moves than can l>e itiudc. This means that u group of citizens, jfrom every section of the county, without coercion from any source, can bring them­ selves together to delve Into every phase of tax within the county. Through this group, findings ran be disseminated to the public at large so that every citizen might la* in­ formed a* to "what is going on" inside our government—the methods being used—for­ mulas adopted—and who is paying what tax. There is even the possibility that such a group of citizens can employ expert tax counsel—expert* familinr with every phase of Florida land, homes, farms, groves,and in­ dustry—people who know the answer to the questions citizens sre asking. Government, as even children arc taught, Js for the people, by the people and of the people and a citizen's tax committee is form­ im abroad have amounted to more than eight |>or cent of the total value of all movable goods produced in this country. To take npoclfic examples, we have Ix-en cx|M«rting nltout a quarter of our cotton, a third <>f our wheat, hnlf of our ricr. and a quarlt-r of our tobacco. And all mnnncr of manufm tuird goiKls abroad—such as the $:i billionplus worth of machinery that foreign | h *o ples bought from us in a late year. Altogether, Mr. (Johan says, foreign trade is creating jobs for more than -1,500,000 Americans and generating more than Sill billion of income in the form of wages, sal­ aries and otlmr pay-roll l>enefits. So foreign trade is a very vital "domestic" asset—as is the U. S. Merrhunt m i|rinc which rarries our flag to the corners of the free world• • • MacArthur Packs A Wallop WIH PfNdLlTOM Heriong Report Thr r tn y u h r r e » r s m a ll tax reduction I will add that I think my bill HnlTIlul jboul mflaliun. The altuestIvin is rot ion» This is e«- il an aaccllent one, and if en­ pi-i-lally true for thiise on fixed acted would lead to a far better inromra and retirement plans. tax structure than any we have .Ibl to mtnliIon tlio-r who are ever had. Iti purpose i? to help trying to m a lt j go of it un proplc in all walks of life. S miaI Security. Ilusiiictsrs, es­ T.ie reduction* in taxei. under met pecially the small l.u u n r.s man. (lit legislation, would he are feeling the Impart a* their largely from inrreated revenue* pt of it a narrow. resulting from normal economic What to do a!«n,t the litualton growth. If the economy rontinit the ro .ictin i t C onjicst. tlr a .v , uei to grow over a period when Fvderal spending hat g e n tly tli( reductions era scheduled a t helped to bring alxnjt this con­ it ha* in reeent year*, three al­ dition At you know. I have b at­ to should be sufficient revenue tled for economy in this Con- to provtdc for regular retirem ent rt.s a t well at lh . paat o n n . of a portion of the national debt It it a ilifflrull Jolt to make rut? I am, and always will he, oppos •then a government hai g roan as ed to tax rut* through defirit large as oura, and too, wa m utt financing. The leglilation I have Introduced contain* ample safekeep an ever vigilant defense. In the immediate monthi ahead guard* to protert ag aln it such Irfo ie the nr*t tettion of Con- a condition. r r r t t t>egint we will hear murh The turviva) of small business itv,ut a reduction In Federal in- It and m utt be a major conerrn rome la vet. Along this line I of Congrett. Something m utt be have Juit introduced a hit) dr- done and done quickly. Dun and figures show that ntned to bring about tax ru ts Ilraditrvft and chop Federal >pending • one 'Jterr were 12.*84 b u tin e ti fail, urea in I9M, 10,949 in 10SS, It,to balance the other. My hill, a companion to that 084 In 19SI, 8.642 in 1953, 7,411 introduced by Congretaman An­ in IM2 In the first tix month? toni Sadlak of Connecticut, .alls of (hit year there were 7.089 fail­ f.,r the setting up of a ira tiitic ure! compared to 4,494 in the tax program rovering a period tam e period of 1954. These fail­ ures have come despite the fart of five years. I.et me tay this: I am not that "everyone is supposed to be * edited to the figure? contained living high on the hog." In my (till but I do think, ami it Small bu tin eti it a wonderful wat planned this way. that it and honorable profession and aill help to »rt the whrelx in thesa people m ull be given a motion leading In a grneial chance to expend, but above all, Gen. Douglas MacArthur may have eonrluded his career a* a brilliant military lead­ er. hut he is not through fighting, lie has moved into the attack on inflstion and the federal tax burden, which lie links as co m ­ p an io n foes of the couniiry’a free enterprise system. , The general packs a vigorous punch as a civilian warrior, too. This was evidenced by the wallop he turned loose in speaking to Sperry Rand Cnrporatinn stockholders a| their annual meeting. MacArthur is the cor|Kiration’s Itonril chairman. Remarking that Americans will pn\ more for government this year than tliev will spend on food, clothing, medical cure and religious activities combined, he said he felt sure that if businessmen were to make a wish "it would be unanimously for lower taxes." To which we add: "Not only »»uT?nessmen. General ’’ | wherevep.,••>♦*!» in tubvrri l.iq i MIATORS LI IDATED th* foreign policy and th» b»»i SAN FRANCISCO 1J» _ Vice interests of th# United States, of squad inspertatora did tome t. y «hl»h you ate a c h u rn ' nutating n f thrrr own o n the S A N Liquidators Inspectors said 'he firm was a front for a HookGALESBURG, III—A salr*. makging 0|>rtalbm. ny UNITED PRESS Parts • Arior Errol Flynn, h rto m,n> tnr ,|,r ,l Clr dealer Henry of some of llollywwod's m ill ,,,0'*n »ho»e rnmprlilor* are MUST HEAR SHOES dashing stories, expresssing es- 'u *,n* customer* to "see Rrown F. VOIt A Portugal tf — The trem* willingness lo testify i t '* "bile nrown r ecu per the criminal libel trial of Conftln • ,<*'41 bn»ph»l from * day# of lha "barefoot boy with rhrek of Ian" are numbered In dential M **--'-. '■> • -« s-igeles: I heart attack; the districts of Evora and Port, "Why can't I be heard wheni "Th# boss is real happy, slegre. A fter Sepl I. people go. the others are King so ro y !" | thinks It's real nir* of th# ing barefoot will face penalties loa I." of up to two weeks in jail. NEW YORK - Eiangrlisl Hilly Graham, on "wrestling’': "We a rt wrestling with the giants of the hydrogen bomb, of guided missiles rapablt of wiping out New N'ork in a few minutes. We are facing the FIRST R 4P T H T CHURCH, PARK AYE. AT SIXTH STREET giant of rariai strife and tens­ AUGUST 19 TO 19. I N A. M. TO 12 NOON ion, wrestling wlih It in the halls of Congress at well at in th* Far All Bay* Amt l,iris S l* II Year* b e s rti of men." Quotes From News WASHINGTON — Under See•etary of Mat# Christian (letter. » aroing American delegate* to tb0 Moscow Youth Festival againit (he illusion (hat they will be doing a service by going to China ind presentiing an American point of view: •'The Communist Chinese aulhotitle* inter*! to us* each delegate BUS ROUTE Leaving the rhurch at 7:45 a m. the bus will go m t Park Are. to »*ark Avenue Trailer Park and K in Pinacrest at 7:50 a m. Then going east on 27th St. to Sanford Ave , it will turn right and go to F in n ) Heights arriving there about Kami a. m From Floral Height* it will rome bark nn Sanford Ave to McReynol Is Drug and turn east on Sftth St. to Princeton Avr, It wtH rover Princflon, Yale, O range, and Willow in thi* ate* batwrsui 8:05 and 8:10 a. m. T ie n proceeding over to Metlonvtlle Ave. it will turn Into Wynnewood on Forest Drive and go over to Silver Ave . turn north to 24th St . going to S um ­ merlin Ave. to Randolph Si. It will be in this area about 8 2» a. m From Randuiph it will go up Mellonvllle to Celetv Ave. and turn left la Locust Ave going south to 22ml St. it will turn right and an over to Park and turn north and proriLsi to the First B aptul Cburrh abouj 1:56 a. m. From the <hurch It will go lo Third 8 u * « t and turn west to H iggins T e r m * about 8.4<t ronUnving to Persimmon Ave. and on in West First S tre rt at about 8:10 a. m. arriving back at Ihe church at 8:55 a. m. Try and Stop Me -------------B y BENNETT CERF-------------YOU THIN K th e p rcsc n t-d iy com m uter ha* tro u b lts, cast IF your eye over thi* selection spotted by Jo h n McCutcheon.' Jr fo exist. We must do something to ston the heavy dram In Feder­ al taxes or the country will one day find Itself run by big bus­ iness alone. Congress will not tie able to • rt on my bill this session hut It is hoped that public hearings m ay be called sometime soon u? th at everyone wll have a chance lo lie heard. Out of thrse hear­ ings could come legislation that would reform our entire income lax structure. Should you like a ropy of my bill and my explanation of it, Just drop nte a card anil I will tend both to you. I would like, a* always, to know your views. I know how you feel about Infla­ tion and the pinch you're feel­ ing.When the C ongrrst ends I • ill come home lo talk personal­ ly to you about the situation. . In an 1805 issue of Popular Science Review: " I t has som etim es hap­ pened to passengers to feel fle th e floor of th e ir carriage gradually cru m b lin g away beneath their feet. They h av e no recourse but to aw ait in a state o f hopeless te rro r the m om ent when th e ir last supp o rt sh. II be sh attered asunder, hurling them bruised and maimed on th e iron tram w a y , to be crushed and dism em bered by th e following carriages ” • • • A typical sm iling son of T exas, suit, w as d riv e n to the rim of M t. E tna and p erm itted to peer into the m o u th of tho volcano. T he seething, re d -h o t lava and the su lp h u ric clouds of srnoke left him visibly u n ­ im pressed. "S h u ck s," h e declared, " o u r F o rt W orth fire d e p a rt­ m en t could p u l th a t thing out in tw en ty minutea?” V IK7. ty Vcnoctl Cot. Diitnkutsd by King Mature* Byadkatfc IA F F - A - D A Y a-s i t u t sss « v » rr» rt i - - m i? s t a t s i , « , , r ]_ Oh, I Jon t want hint birk. I just want to know wher* he left the key* to the car." TOO HOT! To do your own rem o d el­ in g ? I.el ii* help, and yob ran enjoy th a t In c p ro v e m rn t aooner. VACATIO N BIBLE SCHOOL DAMA8CUH, B yrU -U j. Em ­ bassy Spokseman Robert Lincoln, answering Syria's charge that three embassy officials were in­ volved in an American conaprrary |o overthrow the Syrian government and should be re­ tailed "The American Embassy ran Strep! Kyris's demand only un­ der protest sinre Ilia allegations against Ihe three gentlemen are Fabrications." CIVIL RIGHTS VOTE - The final vote in the Senate on the *<• called civil rights bill found Florida's Senator, divided. San• tor Holland voted against the measure, feeling that even with Ihe “jury' tria l'' amendmaut it was wrong Senator Kmathcrt, against the original bill, voted for it afte r the passage of the am endment, in its original form a t p atted by the House, all of the Members of the House Iro.-n Florida voted againit II. OFF TO EUROPE • Four week* a g o we mentioned a spec­ ial assignm ent that might go 10 Congrettman Dante Fasprll lie got Ihe job. At toon as Congress adjourns Faaeell will go to Car­ ls as head of the suhromnuttre to study Uncle Sam's "off-thure" spending. This is money l-eing •pent overseas as p a it of our Mutual Security and Foreign A isistanrc piogram t. F asrdl said enough information had already rome to the Government Operations Committer lo m ain his trip "look interesting " lie did not say what he expect* *o un­ cover. He plans lo be gone a month. While In Europe he will inspect operations in Switzer­ land, France, Italy, Wrtlctn Germany. Spain and England. K EEP YOUR HANDS OFF - Don't go monkeying around, w o n polato-eMp W rktsR with the Suwanao River (the i It w as held In the Way* and Means song that it* tmleaa you are Comm 1 tee Room and w as billed as willing to take on Congressman an adjournm ent P»rty. (Nobody Hob Sikes. A Nation-wide storm there was sure ju st when Con­ was started when he and Con­ gress would adjourn—a few didn't gressman Billy 5tatthew* called seem to ra re ). N ext "big d o ' attention to the "bleach" Job will be a Christmas Tarty fob that the radio ami TV networks lowed by the annual Cotlgresswn-g were doing on Steven Foster a *1 Reception In Ja n u ary , thi* fieloved songs. They felt that to Cherry Klossom Princess Ball in take the rolor out of Ihe tongs March, and • big banquet In May will ruin them. (E xam ple: "dar-| or June, kies" v i s changed to “ rhlllun"). ( MIAMI IS LARGEST - Corre Furthermore, they said, this; January 1958, F lorida'! 4th Con­ kind of censorship could lead to gressional District will be tkt morv serious censorship and they; country's largest in population. called for an investigation. Lastj At prersent the dubious honor week, Sik#s went » step further, goes to Texas. The 8th District lie introduced * bill that wrouM tf Texas, which takes in Ho-jiil require the networks to submil ton, had more than 800,000 psrto the Federal Communications sons in 1950. Florida's 4th had Comnt.sslon any proposed chang­ 625,000. Rut in 1958 the Tevis es. T h o r changes would have to District will be cut up and itin? approved by the FCC anJ apportioned. In the mean t!m», then Congress. Failure could the Dade County area has gro.-i end In a jail term —after a Jury to more than 900.000. HOPE YOU LIKE WASHING­ trial, of course. Sikes pointed out »hst the full censorship of Hit­ TON • Newest "new com er" 1« ler started with ren«otshlp of a the Capital Is Mis* Glands Chin, few words heir and there—« r r t rcy, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrt.l' through the l*»nk burning ph»«e- Woodrow A. Chantey, PalitV*. »nd ended In romi-lete •oppress­ Glenda will work as a sreretar? // - / • ' - •»•• Ml i n i U saisfc Wa ion -*f fisc »(giir*. Rltly Matthews. Glen la, a hru. OAY YEAR AHEAD • The new regime of Ihe Florida State nrtte, Is a graduate of Palitka got off to a fine *'art High and was an attendant of last week with their first <-fflc|a! the Axalea Maid nf Honor last function. A grapefrult-punch p»p year. W e can at range easy fin a n c in g NO DOWN PAYMENT - LONG TERM* WE SELL A T SHIRT STRONG ENOUGH TO HOLD CUSTOMERS la our window you'll find proof that Stedman under• waar i* atrong It i* mad# to last . . . to wear and srwar . . . without shrinking out of fit. Com* by to are the graphic demonstration of tha atrangth of Stedman undrrwrer in our window. Com# in and atock up on top quality Stedman underwear at thae* special pricea. I all tta fo r free eallm nlea tin an y H ome Im p ro v e m e n t W frx you w an t. All work wlH be done by rn m p eleo t w o rk ­ w man. AH work will he flniahed la y o u r ro m p leie a a lia - tstws# T IWrti ... I f * AIM*** U-Swvkrts.......... ■.. S let .......................... .... 1 tw *e#r#vts#4 Starts............... ... IS* fa rt ion. 81 h and Maple A te . fffia a a s z. FA 2-050(9 lum ber •SA N FCRD ■* . * I.tvs .79 .69 1 09 �Thur»d.y, August 15. 1037 The Sanford Hornld-Pnjre ---------------------- ---------- * iikc u5 c N • i r f i r m f | # i l f ) 1/1 T Conning The A ^ | J m 'Mrs. Newsome Is Hosts Bible Class News VIRGINIA CONN, Society Editor Deanna School Of Dancing Will Open Second Season Next Month The Woman's Bible Class of There l« * strange fascination D«rothy Dorothy Foley Foley h hi ti t returned returned ' Dr. , *and * Mrs A. V W. " K Epps * W * have hJ" , 'he Baptist Church met Tuesday The Deanna School of Dancing business manager, advisor and as their guests her btotner and 1 / for n o r . than golfer. in the M ay ' from ----------a wonderful -------------------vacation - -in '**Can­ '* ,h' lr ru“ , t h' r ............... evening at T 30 p m. at the home fair Country Club. For the second ada with her family. She drove to his family. Mr. and Mrs Jimmy of Mrs Bea Newsome. Mrs. B C is preparing for another year of very good friend. Miss McManus h a t s I m studi­ time within a ih o rt peri.*! a croup Toronto with her aon Jim my, and McKlhannon. and cau g h trr Mary | Moore was eo hostess. The meet instruction M m Deanna McManued in Miami with Tommy Arm­ of Central Florida buam rtt men *U)*»I with her parentj, Mr. and ing was opened with the devotional us u having hrr studio cn Hiawat­ our. formerly with Use Ballet have met at the club tr ra t dinn­ Mr* P J. Chenery there. They 1-ee and Mrs Eppv' father. Mr. J. by M.-i Voile Williams Sr. followha completely remodeled and I er, d ltcu tt butlnei* and listen to were ioined by her aliter and E McKlhannon, ali of Jefferson. rd by ihe lo rd 's Prayer. Mrs F. painted. A year ago, when Miss ’ Russe, and has danced with tha tpeakcit The Electrical Contract- family for a vacation at Lake Ga. Almost a perm anent house- K Boi* presid.-d ever the business McManus started the studio the j Florida Symphony for a number or» of Central Florida met last Slmcoe. and ti>ok tevcral trip* h> guest is granddaughter Marilyn meeting in the absence of the building was an old garage, with • of years tn the famous "Night of Ballet” . night at the club to dine on rca it North Ilay and other Canadian Epps, who think* grandmother's chairm an, Mrs. B F. Wharton doors on eithrr end. Thr pupils beef, hath browned potatoei and beauty spots. So now Jim Foley Group captains reiwrtcd on vis­ did ot seem to mlnJ. hut learned j Registrations may he made at any time by railing the studio at other male favorite*. Arrange- ha* dropped from the rank* of home on I-akf Minnie more fail- iting. cards and other business. nating thin her ow n. their step* on the old flooring ob- FA 7 OSAI The Deanna School of m enu and m od of the rooking rummer bachelors with rrlief In The nominating committee for l.vioui to the surroundlngl. Dsnring is well on its way to be­ were done by club manager Heirn h.a voice I believe he think* <9VI Ml was announced. The chair­ Mrs Donald MacDonald Jr. and Before the opening of the school coming another of Sanford’s mod­ Andrew, and her cake baking housework i« for the bird*, or at man will he Mr*. II. B Smith, children Marian and tie r are vis­ for registrstion on the fourth o f , ern advantages, and Miss McMan­ mother, who provided two huge least, the women, iting her parents. Mr and Mrs. aesisted by Mrs E S Rockery and Soptrmber. the transform ation' us is to be commended for using rhccolate cake, fer the occasion Sue Payne b a t a t her gue»t in H arry Cushinr, in th eir U v h Ar Mr*. J. B Fields There followed a general dis will bo complete. The old parti-1 ha> talents to enrich the lives ei Vie club w it decorated with hib u ttle Venice. Marion Tletjen of Ivor home Mrs. Cushing flew to .ion* have hern removed and new- her pupils. llcui ind magnolia leave*, an.l 1|»^X_arv.l. and her two children, West Palm Beach several .lays cusslon on the meaning of the windows installed. Mi>s McManus even tne unobservant if* a rule) April ami Je rry . They m utt be nihle for each num ber. Mr* W il-, men commented on how pretty it having a c»>h! time, if background ago to lielp her laughter hnn* tha l‘am t cave Interesting aims from te ratrrm ely enthused about her looked The men were served at noise* on the telephone are anv children to Sanford. Mr MacDon­ Ihe Ridgecrest assembly- tithing, youn„ pupils, and they In turn individual tablet, with onr large criterion When I called the toast ald is In a rummer National Re family alters and practices of adore her. speaker* table, and I for one u-j i (tick In the Im utct, and no •rrve Catnp Agt*s for student* are throe j Christ in every day living. would have given any thing for one teemed very concerned Tbs' mcllng rlust-tl with a pray­ ; e jf» *"ii up. and Instruction In-' Mrs D S. Talley has returned a pirtur.* of Helen \nJrew trying 1eludes tup. ballet, toe, and acrob- j Rill Foulk I* in the hospital to Sanford today tc see their niece er led hy Mis. J. II. Fields. Games stir*, la s t year. Mis* McManus to stuff forty pound* of t*-cf into were enjoyed and delirious te at N.A S Jarkscpvlltc after an eye te n from a trip to Boothhay Har­ the ovrn at the Country Club. (reshments versed |.s Mr*. J II ha.I fifty children enrolled, and [ operation. After a »Uy of eight bor. Mr Fields, Mrs Voile William* Sr.. surprisingly enn.igh there w ar a n 1 In ten day*, we hope he will re Mrs J W . Senterfltt Sr , Mrs even .listnhution among the types turn to Sanford in better shape Mrs L. L Lucas and her mother* It C Got . Mrs J \ Strange, of dan.-e ihrr. ever Mr* Maude M M 'ller of Jacksonitv p e g g y m i nes Mrs " F il.vr: rr. 'tr - II C Deanna McManus was born and If it isn't live Ana tic flu. it's v die »ir spending ••■ver.vl days at Moore. Mr* s A B Wilkinson Now Mart* the t**t lap of our hrous fit up in Orlando. There she the Mayfair Motel Mr* A It love joy, Mrs F K summer vncation. wnicn alto something almost as bad ns tha* lied the Ehsen School of H o ts » n i Mr* Bea Newsome mean* an eml to summer theatre has hit Sanford. High tempera Dance Aftrr graduating from | Mr ar.d Mrs George Harding lures and other flu symptoms going We are going to m1** the hooi, *i>.- , i>i Us ?*- w \ rk f r ( •>f Uroese Point, Mich, are flying have floored numerous usually pleasant ways of bog office tre a ­ a tr a r h r i's course at the Dance in Hanford today to tee tneir niece surer* Madeline and Kathryn lira healthy souls. Including Crrla Htg and hrr husband. Lt. and Mrs E ducator's of America Convention ly of the John Drew T betire at ginbothani Jessie Perkins, Mike (imirge Sluter She h a t studied In Chicago with Michel and Jane McKihhin F ast Hampton. I. I Broadway Stone a n j Cameron, and returned Cdr and Mrs. 1*. O. Butts are I’at llar.sen'a mother. Mrs Sadie It. O people are often accused of there this summer for aother spending the week at New Smy­ Jane Harvey, ha* come back t> being snippy and impolite, and i«ur*e Aftrr completing her sturna Beach. They have rented the Sanford for a few days, on her way many of them are They could die* Miss McManus returned to to Miami. Mrs Harvey spent mo»t Simmons home in IJttlc Venice, certainly protil by the evamnlc of Orlando to teach at the Ehsen of the sum m er in Knnsss visiting and will be attached to YAHthe llraly ladle*, who help to School. Then she and her mother 1 h rr sistars The Hansens have or II. make theatre going a pleasure. ! Mrs. Kina McManus, moved to tiers to Washington. amt will MISS SUSAN TROIIN, whose engagement to Stanley K an of I Sanfkt-d, where her mother is her Cdr and Mr,. John Bushy are . . .Mr. , r. _ . . leave by the flrit of the year. And Sanford it announced Ik Ij ) by hrr- parent*. visiting Mrs Bushy's patent*. Mr. iroM i of l.akrland. 7phnV« h.*-I'hlVln! f V d e .n ? . , l ‘ “ ' 7 ' 7 ' l*‘ f K h' last a f t e r they bull, their pretty (I hotu by I hlllpt of l.akrlandl dialed plays for t!s* coming sea1 and Mrs W B. McGill of Gen­ new house, toe son. you c i n e a.ro*. some fa. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ eva The Biithyt have Just com­ Met Cdr and Mrs. Floyd Harris ( rmatlng titles "D ark at the Top today, as I r«»kr«| mv no«e Into pleted a tour of duty in Japan and , of the Stair*. ' ' The Min in the their lun.-h hour. Cdr. Harris will Honolulu. j Dog Suit;” "Square Root of Won Cdr. Busby will now he sent he the new exsvutive officer of derful” and for a laugh "BrouCircle No t of the W S C.S of VA1I-II H ie Harrises left their to Washington, where he will he ha ha " —only It's rpelled a* one the F irst Methodist Church met throe children In St. Petersburg assigned hi the Dep*rtment of De­ word. The most intriguing i "Sum Monday afternoon August 17 at with grandparents and are stay ­ fense The engagement has been made Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority and m#r of 'he t7th Doll " I Mrs. J. W, Walker's. Ther* wers ing at the Valdes while they house known today of Ml»a Susan Trohn if th<* S\%rcth«art of T»u Kpt Uon i ... . hunt. They have Just come from twelve members present and two of Lakeland. Fla. to Stanley Katt Phi Fiaternlty. , **,0IM UbI'T 1 \ly * n’lU,,“ 1 of a wonderful tour in Hawaii. Cdr visitors; the pastor's wife. Mrs. frrin r, now j t S tritfonl. Ontario Rutland, and W S C S . president. Harris was in otd VC-7, and has o f Sanford. Fia. Miss Trohn is the " ; »« called "My Fur L a d ," . . many old friends here in San I l.w k C a b —.1 i — t n t e t l - *I ? Mrs. Tlllit. In the absence of the daughter of Mr. and Mr* Philip *"“ le IH*h School tn IPSA He is- a. "Showboat in Jonra Rrarh, N Y. ford. chairm an, Mrs. Albert Jarrell, the T rohn cf Lakeland. and Mr. Kata *enior at the University of Flor- ia doing right well, hut the Miss eoehalrm sn, Mrs. W. B. Moye, Ruth Herron has had no house ,t the ion of Mr. and Mrs Ben Id*. "here he is a member of Tau issippi Agricultural and Industrial gursts for some time now. She presided. Plans for the b a ta a r to | jam ln Kata of Sanford. Epsilon Flu F raternity. Board raya that if you want to plays golf once in a while, but be held In October were discussed. The bride-elect graduated from "editing plans have not been see an authentic "Show-boat,” grnrral feeling h at it that th r A routine business meeting was fol Lakeland Senior High School in •** tor thr couple. come to Mississippi Claude weather Is too hot. The Herron* lowed by a talk on mission work IK S. She if now attending the ------------ , Philippe, veeper of the Waldorf will go to New Smyrna for a work hy Mrs. Rutland. Delicious re ­ University of H o n d a, where she g p n p f j l C h a irm e n Astoria la having a wonderful FOR LATE SPRING the end of this month. freshments were served to Mrs. is a member cf the Junior rla*. '- " u lrm e n summer. His famous wife. Mony •VANITY FAIR” BCAIIF an Important silk tweed suit Dornell Kilclinr's mother. Mrs T. r . McDaniel, Mrs. W. V. Bitt­ Palmes of the t'omedle F rancaue, She la a member and o f f le f o f A n r i O U n C C d T o d a y . DIIKBH I* an echo i f the 30'a navy and white from Mary Thompson, is visiting Doring. Mrs, John Glllon, Mrs. G. who spends most of hrr time in —a green, black and blue Davidow collection. Flat and nrll from Pensacola Tom Kilrllne W. Itsiley. Mrs W. B. Moye, Mrs. *_ l *v j , < h.ilmwn have been announced Paris, I* in town Mony and Phi­ pl.uded wmd day dress, deram e home for the weekend and M. E. Moye. Mrs J. W. Walker, alim In front, the Jacket a o u r m e t S VwOOkpOt for the benefit faslilrm show ar.d lippe have been married five Mr*. L P. Payton |»ignrd by Anne Fogarty for Dornell drove him lack to the Mri. Mattel Blunt. Mrs. R. M. Ma­ ■lightly In the back. The but* Mrs W. D. Hardin full and winter. Weiner Realm h: !,‘ >" * £ * years. ton* are rhinestone cluster a ! Saratoga Sunday. She too. went son, Mrs. Bessie Greek, Mrs. Mrs Margaret Reynolds TWa is one of the editor', favor 7 #bTr a' h? V' om*n ' ' ,u(h This model should have a lone* aboard, with the rhltdren. and was Pearl Lynch, end Mrs. Claude They say th at most accident! Sharon Bagwell He recipes. For parties I double bp, £ the and useful llfa. awed by the enormity of It all. I Herndon. o. r triple the recipe, and put .. Mratlnn roiiiwil.V' under th r Drm* ,n' happen in the home. Yvonne De Dornell had m*»re courage than r » n „ .i «tirrr , Carlo aorijentally k irle d through at die drove home by mm Ir. in rnormout ri».*rmlf. nrii* ly mott lm pr#m vf. It’i wonderful vision of Mir* Myrtle Wilson, ea- a pane of glass in a patio door and I raced to beat the In her Hollywood home and had to w ith potato pancakes, but any tension agrnt. Forgot the road* would be floode Hollywood Shops will provide h*ve 40 stitches taken in her foot raey potato difh tl almost as with light, and much cooler. :hr c!oth*»» for th r faihinn rtiow, Tci McCrary l* ln Tokyo, good. Get a piece of berf, bottom 1 hlrh V ill tv held St 7 3s> 1- m . seoutlng m aterial for NBC*I "Tex F.ddl* Jackaon round <>r shoulder, weighing September I* Mr* «>lan Boutwell s ”1! J 1* "” »•'<'•' • round three pounds. Have it lain- Is the Chairman. Mr Karl Toney, ° f the- Durante tern, went t„ the '<> *ee his brand new grand ed if necetaary ami pounded well Master of Ceremonies. Mri. Ruth Mrs. 1child The laint* are pursuing & wPJv a mallet (a husband ta handy Gallagher, Commentator, W fo r this) Let it steep for twenty Barney Guthttlf, Hovtrvs Chair- their favorite holsbirt. In Paris, THURSDAY The Junior Choir of the fo u r hours in vinegar. Heat two man, Mrs. Vincent Matecki, Chair- . '* h 're they are spending the sum tablespoons of olive oil in a heavy man of model*. Mr*. C. M. Flow- mer. Alfred is attending the Cor- Baptist Church will rehearse m etal pan and brown thr meat rrs. Cfcafrman of refreshmesnta 'l°n B'fu rooking school, whi e S' Id, The Interm ediate Chotr languages 7 on i - d the Adult Choir at all over by turning it in the hot and publicity. Mr* Ruth Griffith. Lynn li studying • • • Three will be a cnmhlned meet fa t, salting as it is seared. Lay it Chairman of ticket*. If you expect to tee "Bella Are ing uf .he Ladies Aid and the Mil in the casserole u .lh half a doxen Models have hern selected from I uthrral onions (each stuck with a cloveI. each rluh In addition to college Ringing'" with Judy Holiday and iluniry. Society of the — a pie. e of bay leaf, a Couple of girls and little Mi>* Elia Bodt- Sidney Chaplin, we p u t want to Church of the Redeemer at quartered carrot*, a stalk of ce­ well, modelling six ><ar sue*. Thr let you knlw that Betty G arrett P w *t the church. H nitrsir* , lery and half a ran of tomatoes. benefit will be for improvement* end her husband Larry Parks will be Mrs llolrotnh and Mrs <ub for them beginning August ler Members are requested t/ ▲ Sprinkle with salt, pepper, and to the Council Center. 2tdh for a fortnight Judy and Sid. bring their mlto boxes ^ ginger. Then n in e out the pan in who are romatirall)- Inked, will Duplicate bridge club will which you browned the beef with tie vacationing At Columbia at th* Yacht Club at a no p m a cup of hot beef broth, making Picture*. •'Three Blondes” I* slat­ (or th* weekly contest aure to dissolve the brown glare. ed for production. How about Ma There will an Important nirs-t P o u r this over the meat in the Wives casserole, add a glaei of while Winners of the Individual game rilyn. Jane ami Diana for the lead ing nf the Chief’s wine and cover tightly This shoul last week in the Sanford Duplicate I Aetor Ralph Farnsworth -----------------I -----------... — .. tugust Id The hydxw-s for the . . . _ . r I ■ ( v o i . i i i - a .. • • T V . a I I . . I I t . _ _ *• » stew slowly in its own juice for Bridge Club were Reria Roberts I , P0,| ,,v' ,V The Most Happy Fel- ciuh will lie made torught Thu a matter of three hour*. Icing first. Mr*. Clyde Ramsay second, la.” A * member of that miinqal. I* the regular monthly meeting, turned occasionally anti carefully and ChuHt Bone, third. This week Ralph just became the father of anu will 1m> held at the C will ii »o at not to pierce the ira rrd rur- the regular play will resume at a hatiy hoy Ills wife Is the fo r­ club the meeting promptly at a 00 PM facet and lei the juice out The . the Yacht Club. The masterpoint mer linger. Maria Caruso. w gravy may t>c thickened nr not game nas been changed from the before aervin*. Fresh string beans last Thursday In tha month to the add trta perfect compliment, be­ fourth Thursday tn the month, to sides the potatoes Oven should he s\ >id confusion with Ihe fifth alow, around 27A or 300 Thuradly, every so often. Play Milk Sherhert starts at 7:00 p m , an.| visitors Mix a thin! of a cup of com are welcome. syrup ami a third of a cup of n gar. Arid In these a third of a nip n f lemon Juiee. orange Julre, pine­ apple julrc, or whatever flavor 0 your menu call* for. stir amooth. and a<id s cup and a half of milk and half a cup of cream, sweet ur sour. Meanwhile put to soak two teasspoonfuls of grlalin in two teaapnonful* of eold water. SUr smeeth. e-id liquid, (train, and add to the mixture. Dissolve a tiny pinch of salt In this ami Tirltfla In Iheoe whnww— then set It to chill. This requires I’ltis Kudin City Music Hall aorne sort of stirring. It become* a beautiful thing with the addition lour nnd luncheon nt l nil9 o f a couple of table spoonfuls of ed Nations, hotel, TV tick­ -Jamalri rum e t r a i l roach fare— all in­ Cheeae Cake Fabuirms ’ Good N ew s"—Weiner'* revolutionary (triple** that noaltlval, •the kind you ra il •will nut slip! The aeerat is the close-hugging latex back th at mold* it a* cluded in tn your b arl hold! News" securely IIP!i nBer *» as aenve active a* as you you'da ilka Cream togrther a cup of butter, - "Good ................. - — - u ..- 7 u« to !e in “Gund "G<«»d News” New*” ! Shape* Shapct pretty too, wllh dainty embroidered embroidered p rrttv line*, loo, a cup of sugar, and two cups of ... i , t k 1 cotton form-lined cups. It'* the xlianleaa you've always wished for. I»ok cottage cheese Add the slightly for the smart package here today! I lunge-front atyle with easy hook ey# beaten yo'.ka of four eggs, a quar closure White. ter of a cup of sherry, the grated rind of a lemon, and a quarterSeptember 20 • October •'» tcaapocnful of nutmeg, stirring Price per perwon from till smooth ami well blended. Beat Sanford. W th« wh.’e* stiff, fold them into the mixture, and baks in a pi* dish, lined with puff paste, for h alf an hour in a hot ovrn (4iV F ). I have an idea this is a disn Call l*. T. Sheppard, the "Dutch” brought with them Phone F A i r f a t 2-1213 from Germany along with their •enaa of color and love of pork. It make* « treasuro that looka quite Hire pie and la very likely to arousa curtosity as weU as enth 30€ K. F I R S T S T . SANFORD FA 2-1535 A J J k f J Pegging Away Circle 6 Meets At Airs. Walker s Engagement Revealed Of Susan Trohn And Stanley Katz Today Happy Birthday At Last! The Strapless that Stays Up! 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FRICK P H rU O ilM U A . less Jack Dempsey furiously flail­ (era miss toner Of Baseball f ir s t /■ ing at tbs giant Luis Angel Firpo, W rlttea for the Called Pres* B A S iA A M , £ NEW YORK «B — It la a plea­ in one of the most exciting fight* a \B OF sant feeding to again sit down at in history the magnificent Zev. v> s tha typewriter to turn out a newi- with the great Earl Sand* on hit ROOM/£C piper story, and even mors won- back, charging down the stretch WAOVE delful are the memories that come at Belmont to heat a floe race racing b*vk from the day* when horse, Papyrus, In s race that H ELP ED THE those who saw it will never for­ I did it every day. P fi/L 9 They wer* wor.deriu! day*, and g e t - tha international Cup pule AAKl It seems hsrd to believe that matches when the American pub­ more than 30 year* have passed lic gave such a tremendous wel­ SUCH since I came eakt from Colorado come to the young man who was A Spring* to w rite for the New then known a* the Prince of F/HE Wales, lite r as Edward VII, and York Journal. SHOE,'AS How well I remember the first now as the Duke of Windsor. Tha THt* World Series game I covered, the courtesy w asn't carried on by the Y EA R . Yankees and the Giants playing teams, however, snd Tommy Mllburn * Co. in the brand-new Yankee Stadium. Hitchcock, Dev They came into the laat Inning soundly trounced the Britons a tied 4 4 and then a light hearted, rainy day in Philadelphia when a young Glsnt outfielder hit a home capacity crowd thought it would run off Joe Bush to bring Me- be impossible to see anything finer Graw's team a victory. The sight than the wonderful U. of Illinois of dial fellow Joyously running the hand, but the fan* and the Penn bases I will never forget. Nor will Football team were both treated anyone who saw Charle* Dillon to a m asterful exhibition by a Stengel beat the Yankee* on that young man from Illinois. They didn’t need to sec the famous October afternoon. Also, I recall the many fabulous "77" on his back to know he was | W J PO#BRFUL, stories I had heard in the West the g reat "R ed” Grange. / ^ F = > lE F r- H A H P E D A L L of the Washington fireball pitcher, The memorie* are both many T A B MAY. toO 'pOUHDi* B,,ii> s irw o o r av -4 r / / r Walter Johnson. I had my misgiv­ and pleasant. They were wonder­ M B / (JAMBS tr/TM THE PAM. $ ings that anyone could be that ful days, spent watching wonder­ TAB BMP O f kind of pitcher. I remember -the ful athletes, ami in the company M?S6,MAS 0BCN first time I saw him pitch, which of wood at ful fellows. / wW^ -rpJM '4 t o p was also the day my skepticism I hone that Oecar Fraley he* R 0 / MAM 7M/S vanished. aa much fun on hU vacation as SBA$OM TEAM** 70 Ilayi With McGraw I have had thinking back to those At* iXTRA-BASB 0 .0 0 7 /* 9 . The pleasant memories of the glorious days in th* pres* box. days when my assignment was the Thanks, Oscar. Giants, a rollicking crew under the i fabulous John McGraw. And the Mg kick that cam e when I would watch that fin# left-hander Artie Nehf, against whom I had batted By WILLIAM J. TUCKER Decides To Try 80,000, and opened a sporting while, in college. And, liter, HerJennings flew back to Georgia m»n Bell end Eddie Pick, both United P re n Staff Correspondent goods business. COLUMBUS. Ga. W — He's go­ Ho enjoys tremendous rejpect In the next day and "decided to try of whom I played against in the ing in the fight an am ateur, and Columbus because he has been on ; IL" Colorado S p rin ts City league. radio s a l TV for some tim e with " I started moving around,” h* I can still ace Use lin* drives he may come out one, tco. i-tor win, Uf<- or draw, Pete outdoor programs accenting youth, explain*. "In about two srtrkv, hy Jumping from the hat of wonder­ not make a getting them off the streets and tha first of June, we had what wa ful Zach Wheat, truly a great ball Rademacher may | needed." player. Zach, today, I* my num­ nickel in hla attem pt lo win the into the stream s and woods. His youth work took him to ber one choice for election to base­ world’s hesv) weight boxing rhamThe money la on deposit st a® plonship from poker faced Floyd Fort Benning on* dsy and he Columbus bsnk and will he for* ball's Hall of Fame. met Rademacher. I rem em ber vividly sitting In Patterson. | warded to Seattle some time bothe prova box in what w st then Trains For Olympic* He's the last guy on th* paymil fore the fight. Nivin Field in Detroit watching a i —a payroll wuh a minimum of "P ete and I talked about a ven­ Jennings admits he is ore of 22 little boy on a bicycle pedal fu ri­ <230,000. That quarter of a million ture like Youth Unlimited from backers who raised that quarter ously down Iho street in pursuit Is what hla friends had to put up the first,” Jennings says. "Th# «f a million. of a ball that Bab* Ruth had belt­ to give him a shot st boxing's plan evolved, and finally Pete said He said he was not "a t liberty to ed far out of the park, one of the greatest snd richest -title. when be t/a* training here for fhe Identify the others" because they longest blow* I have ever seen. Olympics: " I didn't make this match with i asked that their name* lx* wrilhHad Many Thrills an ey* toward making a profit," “ 'I hope I do ail right In tha | held. B<it it's no secret here that TTt* thrills th at ram* to me in Rademacher explains. Olympics and meet a jtussian in ; his father-in law, Jordan, cam* up® " IH be lucky to com# out even. the finals so I ran knock his head with a healthy sum. If there Is anything left for me it off. Then I want to fly for th# By A lan Mover Jennings did reveal that the will b* divided 30-30 with Youth world'* heavwcight champion­ l*rgc«t (ordributnr put up $23,000, ship.' " Umlimited Inc., at Columbus." and the sm allest, $3,000. He ad­ "At th* time he made that state­ mitted, too, th a t among them wer* It's this Youth Umlimited that ment, I hough 'well, here's a maker this till* fight at Seattle, doctors, lu-vycrs, stock broker* program’ and and automobile salesmen. Alt ana Wash , on Uv* night of Aug. 22, pretty ambition sort of dismissed the Idea. po««ibie. Georgians except three one from "When Pete got back from the t/iuisviile, Ky., one from "m m * Ttia story goes back to May, Olympics — with the champion­ 1934. place In North Carolina" and on* Rademacher was a lieutenant in ship—he still had that in mind and from New York. a tha Army, stationed a t Fort Ben- w* talked some more. "Non# of them," Jennings re­ ning, Ga. " I told him, 'Pete, you don’t veals, "especially car# about box. Interested la Ymilb want to go into this profe**lon*1 In g Bo-ause ha was Interested In boxing if you scant to continue But. be adds, "they are Inter­ working with youth, "to try to get this ywulh srork. Yoou're valuable ested in youth work, and some of the kid* off the street," he be­ to people p.owr, but if you go Into them donated ss stockholder* in came acqjaln'ed with 31. C. Mike that you'll gradually get all shak­ Youth Unlimited. Others ar* Inter­ Jennings, a youthful looking man en up.’ ested only in the fight as a specu­ at 43. "But we kept on talking and lative Investment." Jennings ,-ama here after World about May 17 w* decided to And for those who know boxing W ar II from Pittsburgh, Pa., try it. best, "speculative" Is a conserva­ "1 s t a n d moving around. I tive description of this unusual* it* is repot um to hava mad* a small fortune in '.be oil wwnt to New York City and met venture In the world of boxing. ^ business. Here on th* banks of Gui D'Amato Patterson’s m ana­ th* Chattahooche* River, Jennings ger. II* said he wanted a $230,000 Being properly prepared for m arried th# daughter of Curtis guarantee for th* fight from Bad- entertaining'the young ones makes Jordan J r., a big constriction and emachcr and gave nrt two weeks the big difference In successful real estate man In this city of to raise th* money. family cruising. LOS AVGET.E 3 m — Polle* to­ day listed the death of Albert Chalky Wright, 43, form er world featherweight bowing yhampt/.-.. , • an accidental drowning In the bathroom of his mother** hom*..„. Officer! said Wright, who (o f­ fered from a heart condition, ap ­ parently fell in the bathtub Mon­ day. Efforta to revive him by a firt department rescue squad failed. Wright, a native of Durango, Mexico, launched his boxing ca­ reer in 1937. He won the feather­ weight crown la an 11th • round knockout over Joey Archibald on Sept. 11. 1941 and lost the title to WASHINGTON W - Under se­ ted hy «tat» r»m e adm inistrators 1S3 full days, beginning on or after Willie Pop on Sept. 29. 1944. cretary of Interior Hatfield Chil­ within a general framework of (M . 1 and ending not later than Jan. IS. The dally bag and pos­ ton today announced new hunting Oct. 1 lo Jan. IS. For the third successive year, session limlta on ducka are four refutation proposals for waterthe Atlantic and M iniiiippi fly ­ and eight respectively, and on fowl, Huntera of wild ducks and geese waya will have a 70-day reason geese except mow geeae at two and four. A aingle bag and poacan expect the flight of migratory for waterfowl rnd coot. Split seasons have been offered seasion limit of 10 coots will pre­ bird* thie fall to be "about the tam e a* laat year," Chilton raid. aa options to the atatea, subject vail. Shooting i t a ton i and bag and to the uiual 10 per cent penally. possession limlta which will be in Split tea ion again may be divided effect during the 19S7-5S hunting into unequal lengths. The framework within which the period will be aubatantially the to recom­ name aa laat yaar in all flywaya atatea are permitted NEW YORK at _ Orf-.-do Z„mend open aeaaon on ducks, txcept thii I'srlfie. lueta, heartened by his first come­ The now federal proposals speci­ geeae, and coots: back victory, said today, "Now Atlantic Flywajr fy by flywaya the length of the I’m ready G> fight seriously for Tha atatea in thla flyway—v.hlrh mooting season, bag and poaacianother shot at tha lightweight aion limlta, and ahooting houra, include Florida, Georgia, North title." but do not Include the epecific Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia Cuban Orlando and m anager aeaaon dalea for the various atatea. and West Virginia—can select con­ By DAN IIANLEY JR. Hymie Wellman were satisfied Theae will be announced later by current open aeason on waterfowl United Press Bporte W riter with tha speed and ease of move­ and coot* of 70 full consecutive th® ft ate*. MILWAUKEE, Wla. «B — For­ ment he displayed while winning The apecific dalea will be aelee- days, or tiro seasons aggregating mer heavyweight champion Joe a unanimous decision over un­ Louis said today the “ worst thing ranked Frankie Ippolito of New ever to happen to boxing” vril be York In their teievtaion lOroundthe Aug. 23 meeting between er a t St. Nicholas Arena Monday heavyweight title • holder Hoyd night. Patterson and Olympic king Pete It was third • ranked Zulueta'a Radam scher for the "cham pion­ first start since champion Joey ship of the world " Brown stopped him in the JSth Louis, who holds a place in tha round of their title Lght at Den­ boxing "hall of fam e," said the ver, June 19. He weighted 137 bout "la the worst mismatch in pounds Monday night to Ippolitio' boxing history,'’ out-doing Patter- 140. eon's first title defense against Orlando's next opponent will be Hurricane Jackson "fo r bad Mexican A! Nevarex at Ju a re i, matching " Mexico, probably Sept. 17 A fler Louis, who was the moat vic­ that ha will fight at the Denver torious heavyweight title defend­ Coliseum, Oct. 1, against an op­ er In history, said Patterson was ponent to be selected soon. bringing "sham e to his crown" by agreeing to fight the 28-year-old Rademacher, who'll be making hla RECORD RIDERS - professional debut at Prattle. " I would never have done a think like that," «ald the Brown bomber of the 1940’s, "and neither would any other champion In Box­ in g " "The National Boxing Associat­ io n should withdraw Iti recogni­ tion of the Washington stale Box­ ing Commission,” said !/>uls, who IS A A C M U R P H Y . I Is here to plug Mercury records, O P E A rtS T \EO P O f "The NBA will be a sorry body of O O C K E Y O f A LL I men If they recognlie that fight." T/A1B. M 7 //v * . h n 'O u<v Fred Baddy, chairm an of the /Y/7M A M E Y E R NBA's rating commlltee, said the EQ U A LED 4 4 association has "no right to in­ P E R C E M 7 0 P M /5 ALE SMILES— Marin* Corporal Mel Fleischer, renter, 2nd Marine terfere with Washington'* state Division, seems to hr the nnlr serious onr In Ibe trio. Fleischer snlonotny" in A io u M r s -a z d (his m atter. Is flanked by hi* father, lr\in a Fleischer, Sanford on left snd O f / ,4 7 7 . "B etides," said Saildy, "If BadeMajor General J. C. ilurgrr. rummandina general, 2nd Marine Divllion. The young -jolfe.- h id Just officially been crowned the new | macher would accidentally win, 1937 Open DWitinn All-Marine golfer, Ifa combined a 79-79-67-72 for ami It would hava to be by acci­ a four round total of 2H7 In win hy 10 strokes over hit nrsrest rival. dent s« f i r as I can see, the On the third day of the tourney, held af the Paradise Point golf ] NBA would look foolish by concourse, here, ibe ex-Florida Slat* University link tier fired a b lu in g j dcmnlng W ashington'! Boxing 67 lo set a new competitors record for the rourae. (Official Marine Corps Photograph) Commivsion." Saddy aaid the NBA was on record with its opposillon to the match, but explained that when a ARCARO , champion goe* into the ring his ' : / o m ly j o c k e / crown is at staka. Louis said that no m atter what ■ v' X*¥ ' ■ W H T V W D E r n v r f/P C E Br JACK BFRRV He refused to slngla out any \ ' \ Z r J B tL y f CRCMM YY/A'MJRS, ALSO L'nlted Press Sports Writer players and said he knew "noth­ tha outcome of the fight, P atte r­ Js Y /c ro R /E S JH DETROIT W — Buddy Parker ing" of the "two things" that An­ son would look ridiculous o f rMOSE B RACES, " If ho scores a quick victory, aaid today he definitely quit a* derson talked about M T# S P E R B / B S . , everyone will say* that'* how K bead roach of the Detroit Llona "I'm not through with football— was bound to be. And If Badev 3 f e r r T / ^ 5K S s ^ 6 * i y m e p r e a m m e s s and ha nominated assistant coach I'm Just through In Detroit. ms.-her goes more than three Gsorga Wilson to take his place Anderson said he would rail a U X % W E U 8 r when the I Jons open the exhibi­ meeting today; aa far as I'm con­ rounds, people will »ay Patterson carried him ," said louts. He S/R tion season here Wednesday night cerned." There won't be any meet­ < * ° * C / R / C H A R P S , EM6USM ^ * wouldn't concede thsl Redemaoher against the Cleveland Browns. ing with me, P arker said. 1CK E Y /MMORTAL, R O D E / 2 1™. might win. Parker (hocked a crownI of more Leaves Good Rirord SU C C E SS/Y E tY/MYER* OM MM than 600 persons, Including club "George Wilson probably win 7. 3 MR 4rp AMD £ r f Pf / 9 3 3 . TOOTII POSTPONES FIGI1T President Edwrin J . Anderson, take over as coach," Parker said OAKLAND. Calif. W — The many of the directors and all of without hesitation when asked the players, at the annual "Meet who would get tha Job. Wlifon had scheduled 10-round lo u t between tha liona banquet" Monday nirht been with Detroit as ends ami of- Kenny I.ane and Johnny Gonsalves for tomorrow night hat been post­ by announcing his resignation. feiulva bsckfield coach since 1949. "When yxi grt to the situation He played with the tough Chicago poned until next Tuesday because srhere you can't handle your foot­ B ean of tha early 1940s and went Gonsalves had to have an ab­ scessed tooth removed Momkvy ball players It's time to get out to Northwestern. which left hit face puffed and and that's what I'm doing to­ "Thera's a lot of good football W«*U aet lh« whoola in night," itld Parker, one of the plsjer* with the Lions," Parker tors. most successful coaches in pro said. "But I couldn't do anything," motion the momont you tell ranks. aaid tha man who signalled the Division titles, 1952 33 34 and won u i you want an auto The effect couldn't hava linen rebirth of pro football in Del ro­ tha National Football League title in 1932 and 1933. laist season the greater than If an atomic bomb ll. loan. All you have to had been dropped. For a moment Under P arker’s tutelage the Lions lost tha division crown In do li show us proof there was a dead alienee then • lions won three straight Western (he final regular game of tha sea­ oi ownership. mll'lng, hulling crowd. son to the Chicago Bears. Anderson hurriedly conferred with general Manager W. Nicho­ las Kerbawy and then went to the speaker's stand. WUI Not Reconsider "I'm sure Buddy is ju ft emo­ tionally upset over two things that happened today," Anderson l* * n i up $600 •aid. "With a good night'a sleep to think It u ls r and irslise what he's said In public he'il reconsid­ e r," he said as fans yelled "don't C O R P O R A T I O N bs a quitter,Buddy!" But Parker says he h ai no In­ xmouwt S A T M IN tl S O I 1 tention of reconsidering. YOU OCT "D etroit Is Just dead," the Tex­ 3 73 00 ■ ■ E s n $ 3.06 3 J 47 3 7.35 an drawled lite r. "I've been In 160 00 pro football aa a player and a $ 9 49 1079 1 1 67 16.11 roach since 1933 and I know what *23 00 74 16 47 30 28.33 3069 I can do with a team. So fat In 600 00 34 39 39.34 47 66 39 33 practice thU year I haven’t been able to do anything with them," S A N fO a B j P ark er aaid. «M w „« nv4.H M t f l i r i i PORTS WA FIND . Rademacher May Not Make Penny v r^ v / Parker Quits Lions ocr. call FA 2-5581 “The Lumber Number” FO R ... Come In nnd NOTICE We will be closed G .A C . F I N A N C E tnir beau­ tiful natural (grain We.*tem Birch. Fir and Pin* In a tough spot for TERMS TO SUIT YOU sn plywood and paneling. Yoa can mnke any room In your house the envy of all your friends. SAVINGS HEADQUUTTRS DO-IT-YOURSELF BUILDING SUPPLIES Skfl Builders* Sawi DUPONT .Varnishes and Paints Stanley Hand Tools SILKALITE Transparent Varnish for alterations August 19th thru 25th toe •* CYP1 ^GARDENS Angel's Eat Shack 25th & Sanford Ave. Call—FA 2-5581 ‘‘Tha Lumber Number” for Sudden Sendee Hill Lumber & Supply Yard III W. M ft. Sanford, Florida Ia * a * (yORe iD tA J j fVUApOA t> FA 2-9731 �CLASSIFIED INDEX I^ M ^ L L S T M T E IT V K S ^ U T ^ 9— Flower*. Pilot*., Sbrok* lll-W O R K W 4NTRD LAWNS MOWED— Rritonabl* FOR SALE BY OWNER CROTONS 35c. 3 for II 00 price* Power miwer. FA 2-43i» T»o 1,0,1room CR home with FTnr. Alio l u g r r m e t I UWT k ID t NU Ida I'Wim. A good buy. Need to GR tl'E V H .I.h NURSERY llihy titling tr;«i»ncf» lurnllh » FOR KENT ■or in appreciate. 2354 8. I'sl tin p o iU o A te. FA 2W*46 ed. 50c hour. Fit. FA : 1710. I MEAl'H RENTALS mclto, Phone FA 2-4312, after 4 WANTED i« RENT a:00. F \ 2.6712. I'1-- «■» » 11 E~L«<> II ML.M Jc> r'u 7 n iH i t baby alUar. I’M 5— REAL ESTATE TOR SALE * . H. “ BILL" STEMPER 4—F a r m s , a c r e a g e , g r o v e s HAYNES Office Machine Co. FA 23T>>' ; REAL ESTATE WANTED R tilto r A Insvrer Typow ritfri. adding niathln*!. Dependable boy wants mowing % MISt EI.I.ANP.OI S Sales-Rentais, 314 M ag, Ph. THIS WONT LAST and edging. Ph FA 2.4*33. •—FLU 4VERS. PLANTS. 4 BEDROOMS concrete block FA 2-0468. homo with 2 tile h ith t. The *l*c-M 'l.i I II. > H » H K.S S H E tR S iricilly equipped kitchen b n II —At TOMOIIILES—TH 4II.P.KS 1* OFFICE EQUIPMENT disposal. dishwasher, and f tD c a n n r S ch o o l o f D ance II AUTOMODILEA-TRAILEILS *•■'••• fin QUIET. PAVED Need a good used car? Tap. Billot. Acrobatic 1! BOAT* * MOTORS STREET, t i l l your m ini •! P.eglateralion taken now. FA 11 FARM SIT PLIE S A MACIIINe#-e. 417.000 00, fairly reasonFRY *b|p terms. Rtoker coop Invite,). VOI R PONTIAC SALESMAN I| In2-0864. my new itudlo 200) Hiawatha. M PETS L I\ ESTOCK SUPPLIES FOR A NEW PONTIAC OR A ttnr. t.u i Allrn. G rrlinen lu ll. GOOD USED CAR. (Poultry I Arlrlto Price, Everett llirp r r Let ui build your dock*. bulkheads I t ARTICLES WANTED Thont FA 2-4991 112 M. Park Ph FA 2-0231 or efter 6 p m and tea walla. Watar Front ConFA 2 2563. :, 0 l Wait lit 3t. atrurUon Co. FA 2-4330. 1* PLACES in EAT Chrrry Real r e t a i l Agency It REALTY PARLORS It will pay l o t ) to <ee in befmr Dial FA 2-M U—Notary AI it C O N D IT IO N IN G IS FEMALE HFI »* WANTED sou buy. Open Evening* and 1213 IV. 2 2!. R^«F-R«rh#r Skop II. H. P O P E CO. II MALE HELP WANTED Sunday*. 200 S. Park FA 2 4234 -a MALE or FEMALE Ei»t«M«- Trailer Sate* card or tfmnkv Sec Ray Herron 2t MORE WANTED ralatka, Fla. 21 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES S l J o! ^ » A MONEY In LOAN DON S COVER SHOP A. B PETERSON •1 SPECIAL AERY ICES Hroktr Associates: A. B. Teter- Automobile Interior Decorator •Scat Covert - - Trurk Sealt I1A ROOKING A PLUMBING ton J r . P. J. Chetterion, Gar14 PIANO SERVICES field W llletu, and R. W. Wil- At Willi* Pontiac—SOt W. let ZA e l f a t r i c a l -c o n t r a c t o r s llami, A. C. Doudney, Land 1951 Chevrolet convertible, poa26 INSURANCE Survey" *r ergl:d* tran*.. now motor job. rr NOT1CE8-PEHSONALS lift N. Park Ave Pbora FA 2-8133 exceptionally clean and toltd. 1* ARTIC1.ES for SALE Joe Oraeno, phono FA 2-0416. ;* FURNITURE A ROl.'SEHOLD 1?’>4 Mercury Mnntorev Mard-top. Radio A Heater. WiW Tire?. M E HAVE A HOME 1 - l f t S T an4 I<)1 ^D Tinted <;’•»*. Overdrive. Clean 1 F O R Y OU owner car. 2403 8- Willow, LOST— Brown and white Beagle hound, itrayed tn vicinity of Thi« la a p a n to th« Movteland 25th * French. Finder pi**** H o m e s — n and 4 bedroomi Ktde-ln for M ri Willie H. Pip­ contact FA 2-DM. pin. Eap. date Aug 24. 1957. 1 A 2 bathe. .»-n> K WENT Complete and ready for immedi- it - M at * «■* m o t o r s at« occupancy. WLLAKA APARTMENTS: r o r r r JOHNSON MOTORS private bathi. 114 W. Ftrit SL SEMINOLE SPORTING GOOD* 2144 Sanford A vt. Ph. FA 2-1492 EFFICIENCY apartment* lull1.oration South Pm ecrett — Sanford abla for couplt or ainglo person. Fail Boat—16' Comet, f i l l . Fully W hupenng Oak* — Tituavtli# Prtvata hath l ahower. Ideally equipped. See at Monroe Boat Harbor. Call FA 2-99.14. located aerota from Tott OfficeInquire Jacobton DepL_Store. FHA In aarvira and FHA frnanc1 on r Rflm ud* Dealer ing available. HOBSON SPORTING GOOD* Modem all eiee. ktubenetta ApU. rboo* FA 2 4*41 304 E. lit . SUM M ER RA TES We ran qualify you for ooa of I Ooll Clark1* Court. FA 2-1403. | the** hemea in 30 mlnuta*. You I 12 ft. runabout, 26 HP Evtnrude ran start enjoying the home j like new A trailer. Ready to go. Efficiency Apt- Air-condition A while w* process me paper*, ‘j Wtil take 4773 00. Harry k TV optienal. Hiway 17-92 So. Doug's. 617 W. lit . FA 2-9922. C.ttv Limit*.- Slumberland Court. 1957 Model. 16-ft. Runabout with Developed by 2 Room apt. 112 Elm. F‘A 2-0578. • windshield, steering wheel and controli. New Hurricane trail­ Furnlihed apartment. Th. FA er and 1936 Johnson 30 HP 2-6721. motor. Will sacrifice for 1795. Itlrkett'a Shell Station. 1407 S. Rote Court Apartment*. 3 room Cor. Hwy. 17 «: A 27th St. French Av*. Ph. FA 2-2002. furnlihed apartm ent. Cell FA Phone FA 2 1301 Wanted— 15 or 16 ft boat. High 2 0753. R R A IL E Y O D H A M . P ro * . Hat or equivalent. 35 HP elec­ tric a ia ru r motor and trailer. 6 room furntthed home, nice Will trad* vacant lots and cash large yard. Adulta only. M. 1st or buy equity and aiaumF pay­ vst. at 31onro* Corner. A. JReal Fatale — Insurance ment*: or will buy teparately. Peterion, Ph. FA 2-2759. Cemmercial lnve«lment»— Renlala Call FA 2-1321. 1104 W. 25th P/operiy M anatem rnl Furnished 2 room apartment, All private , with private bath. Ph. 16—PLACES H I EAT FA 2 4007. Barbeque lunch** SOe 2 Hedrocm hunt alow, completely P R O F E S S IO N A L S E R V lC M Curb Service, 11 a. m. to 2 a. m. furn. SIS Palm otto Avt. Busy lire Drive In JL D. Highlerm aa — A lio d ate F'rench Ava. at 20th 81. Furnlihed 3 room l i t floor apt. | DICK IVERS — Associate 435 per mo. Convenient down-| town location. Call FA 2 3958. 204 S. Park Ave. Th. FA M » ‘ l IT—HKAt TV PARLOM ELECTRICAL USED RLFRIGLRATURS Coolerator * is 95 Coldtpot f.9.93; ilotpo,..: v».u3 t ’roalcy 09.*3 k rlv in alo r 7J 35 ALL K L l'JN U IlU lN L D t - c j .Maytag auto waaher (99 3 3 r RIGlDAlRE applianrea. u l t tV nnger type N’orgt 7 montha old Vs 03 and tervirt. G H. H lfb. 0 »l» I 7 in. h Admtlal TV 0 Fla. Thon# FO 6 3313 or San Itaggerly Appliance Cen'eford FA 2-3441 after C p p i . lift s Matnolla KA MOTS 14 A ULILDLNG-KEPAIKS- 2 tefrigeralora, double beu rnUaPAINTING vmy. beditead*. c h a in , table aloutlcv window*. 2 vtn->v A FLOOR landing and finithing faucet* Fre at Rennet Court. | Cleaning, w i t I n r Pcrv.ng O rlando lliway. Seminnl* County sines IKS. FOR SAI L: We*tingbou»c port­ II. M- Gleaaon. lA kr Mirv ab le Yacuuni Cleaner. Lib* new Ideal for Home T railer a* 11 u vmall and eaiy to aloif. F8#*e Call TA 2 2960. Air Conditioning Eleetrical Contracting and P tp a 'ri; Economical liouts Miring and Repairs It \N DALI. LLECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia Dial FA 2-0*11 : * - l I IIM It HI an,l HOI -1FIHU It tlOtlDH______ Roofing -• Jalouaivv Ornamental Iron — Door * ENVELOPES. Letterhead*. H allmenu, invoice*, hand bills, and program*, e t e. Progressive For Tainting call Mr. Talker, Ph. Printing Co. Phon* FA 2 2V31— 1 FA 2 6139 anytime. 492 W rit 13th St. Ted Burnett for PAINTING THRIFTI-ehevking account* ro ti only 12. far 20 check! a t Flo­ : w i Granvtaw Phone FA 2-2376 rida State Bank. SHEET ROCK 4x4 only * 1 65 per ihcrt PUMPS — sriM N R IK R lxlo only 42.03 per thccl SYSTEMS N h erm a a C o n c re te P ipe ( n. All type* and ataee. lnatalled Out W rit 13th st. • Do It Teuraoif" WE REPAIR AND SERVICE For 1h* Best In Painting S T I N E Call Berry hill Painting Contract, H arb in * s a d H ip flr C* or. No Job To Large or Small J07 W. 2nd St. Ph TA 2 84.12 l.tccn *ed—Bonded—U nloa Call FA 2.2217 W O O LS K Y Marin* Finlahea 1?—.V'6ill?fe&— PER m A ALb F«r Your Boat Senkarik Glaaa and Paint C*. ROLLAWAY, Hospital and 112 114 W 2nd Et Ph FA 2 44.>.’ WELL DRILLING Fatrbanks-Morsa Pump* Repair* to all makes IIOWAr.D C. LONG 207 E. Commercial Avt, Thoae FA 2-2813 \R riC t.ES FOR SALE SERVICES FU R N ITU RE OF CHARACTER Built By M ailer Craftsmen In Styl* and Construction Th* lame a t Those I’riicd Since Colonial Day* Finished For florid* Climate In Your Choice of Woods __ • BIG VALUE? • Q U IC K C R E D IT • EASY TERMS n i l SON-M \IF R New and Used FaraH ere 311 r. Ftr*t St . Ph. FA 2-&8JI|- DAILY ACIIOSR 1. Ferryboat* (rare! S Depart* 9 Of Ut* ear 10. Formed a bowr | elec ) 17 Gas* I t boat 14. Roed 16. Protuber­ ance 1?. Portico 19. Erbium laym.t JO Cotora 23. Bpeclf# of itcnecrop 24 Poker stakss 28 Bmall ptet 74 Prejudice* 31 Sllnua VJ U’St#)h»r 33. Value 33 An amphibian 38 Signify 47. Incite# 41 Cooking equipment 43 B»y-* name iT r 1 48 Doctrine 47 Fish 48 Riv*r iFr.) DOWN 1. Kant 2 Fandarsc tree 3 Pet# 4 W inter harard C ROS S V/ ORD 6. Chatter tcolloq ) 8 Spoken 7 Bclg# 8 Section* 9 B eut 22 21 Of burden I t. Sadden 13. Also 18. Skill 20. Regular frequenter 31. Work outfit* 1 38. Exchange Teeieedapa Aaswe# premium 40. Alw-aya 37. U tile valley 41. Soak flax 39. TiUh 43.Obeerve ft T“ i • % (a T% •sS u 11 .4 r ■ ,'/ ( Si i l >• •4 // % % 7T” !♦ Jj >/ y y , It !>o It it % n ji % t:- tc w % Jv TT 4> % 41 *4 v y 4* AJ 4* 7/ \Y< e j fum iturt, appliances, tools.' «■* i Ilought-sold. L arry's M ail,' Reds Day. Week or Month Tel FA 2 3181. Furniture Center 21 Flavt Fust HI . Ph. FA 2 41:12, 118 Wee* Fires St. 1 '» - a h t i c l H.h F o r a .u .E Come And Get It FRIDAY ONLY Work Clothes, canteen, Cols. CASH AND CAKKY Camp Goode. Taint. ArmyCH ID MERCHANDISE N ary Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave. D u s t your car, truck, wagon, or Interior Decorator, residents! 1. w hat h a i l you. F’irat come f u ll Commercial. A lttratloni ant serve No phone calls. No lay­ ruslom made draperie*. Fret GARRETTS SEW1NG~CENTER away* or bold order*. Nona White—N ecch i-E ln a eitlmataa. Call FA 2-182J aflet sold lo dealers. 6.30 p. m. Repairs on all make Machines. Reg. Priee Sale Prlce 32J East F irst SL F'A 2-5241 12 on 2 pc sofa bed suit* 39c 5 on Blue Velour club chairs 98c Norge Applianc**- -Zenith I V 20.00 1 pc. living room tulle 3 88 Air Cenditioning and Hasting M llle r R a d io & A ppliance* 9 00 1 arge platform rocker* t*8e C. II. STAFFORD 49c FA 2 033k 4 oo lloudlour chair 218 Oak Avenue FA 2-4731 118 S. Park Av*. 3.00 Wicker chair 49e I 4.00 Corner book cat* tnew » 1 t>8 —Factory to you— GATLIN BROTHERS 20.00 Vanity—largo m irror 200 Aluminum Contractors, Dragline*; Geneva 10.00 Desk 88e Venetian lllinds 2232. Ph. FA 2-3278 Sanford. 30 00 « p, livingroom suit# 5 00 Enclosed head. Sag.proof bottom 6 Ik) Plastic Cocktail chain 79c LaVern* School of Dancing rail with plastic ends. I'Litic 1 (3 or rayon tapes. Cotton or nyLn 20.00 Drrtici base Tap * Acrobatic - Ballet 20 00 ( licit of draw ets 2 98 cord*. Enroll now fo r fall terms, start98c tng September 3rd. Classea for Scnknrik (il.te.-s and I’aini Co. k lal I'l*stir hradhosrdt 4i» 00 Mahogany drop leaf beginners and advanced ih i-l 112-114 W. 2nd SL Ph. F'A 2 4122 tab le 9 48 dents. 3.00 Meta! brd fram e, 20c 14 n* E. loth St. Thon# FA 2 5423. This 1* a pass in the lilt* Theatre 15.00 aluminum utility table* for Edwaid H aydtn Jr. Lap.i (new | 1 98 date Aug. 24, *1957. 3 00 Metal what not 29c 2 0 0 Ironing board 12c SELL US YOUR FURNITURE 6.00 Rollaway beds 08c Cash for any amaunk Super 4 00 C’rtd.et chair 42<|2 50 per call plus p arli. 9 year* Trading Post l mile sool!i u! 15 00 Latgc buffet 1 19 experiene* In TV Service on all 2 Room furnlihed bOUlt. t hou»a j R o b ert A . W illia m s Sanfoid. Photic F'A 2 0677. 6 00 Library table 59c Modern Alr-ContiUsncd Salon make* and modali. One year So. of Mar-Lou Motel. Th. 9 no Drop Itaf kitchen table 9*c REALTOR HARRIETTS BEAU’*Y NOOK 21” Phllro console T. V.. $73 00. g j*ranto* on all part*. V4* alto FA 2-1210.__________ .100 Kitchen chair* *9c R a y m o n d L u n d q u b l, FA 2-2991. teprie* auto and home radio*. 103 8. Oak A rt. FA 18742 8 00 Table lampi 89c 2 BR houie. garage. FA 2-0378. ASSOCIATE Tir-tur* tub-** repaired tn your 3.00 End tables 48c TESTED—A PPKOk PJ> Summer Permanent Special Phone FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank home. |9.95. guaranteed. I year, 30 00 Console radio-phono 4 96 T»,» bedroom nicely furnlihed 1> A- 86 50 j Phone F’A 2-3C81, 9 a m. to 5 p m. GUAM \N I EEI» APPLIA.M ES I ''6 Smokers 12c h*Hjie. kitchen equipped, jalouallaret Porter Beeuty Shop 55 Frfgldaitw 7 cu ft i r IT IS REAL ESTATE Including Debary A Lake Aiary , •- 00 Met a I beds 1 29 ted Fla. loom and carnorte. rrln g e ra to r with fleeter aak Crumley A Monteith llOt W. 25th SL FA 21321 BARNES TV SERVICE 5.00 Stroller 29c Ctoae in. 1903 Cedar Ave. W nta chest, excellent 1129 OJ M attresses or Box 117 South Park Th. FA 3-4695 | _ 201 E ast Commercial Bog MC. c o Sanford Herald. 35 F'rigidatre 9 cu fi CLASS BEAUTY SALON Springs 98c A up Consult A REALTOR Ftrit rcfngcr»i..t. i, I A l a d d i n converter hurnran* Air Conditioned Furniabed npaitment. 2nd Door, Cull Springs . I 00 k up frrc ie r $169.03 lamps, Aladdin Vacuum bottles, 3 room* and private bath. Nice­ C U L L E N A N D M A R K E T 30 00 tnew ) Lawn Settee 2 99 Clrarmunt A v e, Lake Mary 6 cu ft, electin refrigerator k lunch kit*. 15 00 Lawn Mower 4.64 ly furnlihed. No children. Call 110 N. Tark Ave. Th. FA 2 2.,’J I FA 24212 A-l condition, Just the ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP 20.00 Large corner table 199 FA 24819. thing for a im all apt. $ 49.09 2617 S. French F.V 2-196J U -P k to A i.r . ilk il* a n TEU" $ S A V K $ E aiy wringer washer, will do 6 room*, b»th »cre«ned porch**, Serving th* Service your washing 4100 c»r»g*. fru it tree*, adult* only.i A A A Tree Service W aitrrsi and curb itl over 21. F'rigidaire auto, washer, all pot. Sr, pet*. Inq .tr* 22H Palm etto Sanford Av*. at Rosalia Trees Removed. Demos»»d Apply Pig 'n Whis celatti, don't m in th u onn 99.09 9 A M to 9 T.M. Ph FA 2 -0 (2 1 F’A 2 0983 Apt. 1 periwi. 611 Park Av*. 1957 F’rigidaiM* auto, v.vslttr. m- 203-09 Kait First FA 2 236.4 Waitress wanted. al*n colored j Koe G radinr. Paving. Driveway* del WSA-57. Reg. 1219.95 ;;7 3.' BEDROOM 8P E C I4L 3 Room ground floor ih o rt order cook or dishwasher. I , nA R,dewalkt Cell F’A 2-0930. 1937 F'rtgtdair* auto, washer, light* t w»t*r furnished, » » «>, Apply in person Tourhion Uiug __________________________ _ model U I.57, the belt. month. 107^ |/vru»t. FA 24833 Company, Reg. $379 95 now 237 5: Bookcase Bed H. K. STFASTROM 22.4—PLUMBING and ROOFING D reuer 1937 Frigideirr dryer. Model DD Dmiblw R ertitered Broker Apartment*, in Church. i«hool A | While girl to heln In I undrnmat. ’ 'llr n - r 67 neg $229 95 r , TANKS B utlnett dtslrlct. F’A 248SS. , 7U7 U u r t l — Phon* FA 2 2410 It. I’l lAIIIING A S E P T ir Jn*’» Wee Wash Chest of Drawets Apply j INSTALLATION k REPAIRS 7 cu ft. F'rigtdaiir tv.'rlgeialor, Ch-de-c of Finhb and Style ATTENTION VETERANS ell porcelain C'Jtri 3 room furnished g a u g e AVON cosmetic* ha* Immedi*!# 2 t Hour Servlr* one We can build a home for you 7 ru. ft. Frlgtdalro refrlgctetor. i F‘I112E—1 pr Lamp* —TREE ment. 119 W. 16th St.. opening for mature woman lo ARCHIE C. HARRIETT on your lot For detail* e*U A-l condition 7I0Q »*rva Avon te rn lory. For ipFA 2-0670. ECHOLS BEDDING CO TA 2-6299 or FA 2-6761 1957 F'rigidaire Super 3 0' elertric A . K . S H O E M A K E R . JR . intment, write now to Mrs. r I nr. 2nd A Migeolla F A- 2*6321 - h F. \< it It F.N 1 A I > reng 4 with roltlllere Milanch, box 216, Lockhart. Phone FA 2-310.7 1800 Mellonvtlle CLARK "B ud” Bamberger, Mgr. Sav* $60 00 Nov I77.47| FI*. HUTCHINSON'S Ocean Front Plembteg, Heating k Seyply Ce. t ton Wdbilt air coodlliotu-r 190.15 | FVe Deliver* DON’T WAIT! Apt«. I>ijrtofU Be*ch. C ill r Strong able woman for houseContracting k Rep* rs 3/4 l«n delux a ir condllljric-, N E A R COUNTRY I T . n i ! T%. U. HutehUon. work. 711 Magnolia Ave. 2619 orlando Dr. Fh. FA 2-2374 teg. $309.93 229.95 .1 B E D R O O M M A SO N R Y Eaey Term i 1 - RK a L l . ^ 'A r f . T'oU bATT Full time saleslady wanted lor Highway 17 k 92 South Lanford P R IC E D TO S E L L CLAUDE H. WOLFE Department Store work. Mult Plumbing. Kresky Heating RF.AI. e s t a t e d r i v e l s APPLIANCES S io .s o o .o n be neat, pleasant, and willing lo M. G . H O D G E S 2311 French As*. 308 East Firet St. FA 2-2772 work. Apply In person lo Man­ N O C L O S IN G c o s t s : Nervier- oo All Water Pump*-J. HALL. REALTOR uel Jacobuin Department Store, A re»l beauty, a-irrounded by Wells Drilled — Pump* 8 eu. ft Ixonard rcfngentor, across the aticet from Pott Ray I- Kennedy, Associate • iis.ooo h om o . thl» is ei--en1.1 ** new, $ | 500V) Call FA reel* Roed, Thon# FA 2-6M7 Office. ___________________I Johnny Wilber. A itodat* tional buy, requiring 128.0 2-0728. “Call H*U" Phon* FA 2-3641 down or $1600 down. l-c a M in Thu t« a pais to the Rita theatre beautiful Loch Arbor. Exclusive Special this week only 1129 93. for Mr* John Pierro. F.xp. date with Seminole Reslty, 1901 5.Y00 DOWN Hot point push button rontrolAug. SI, !?»*. Park Ave. FA 2-6232. clrciric slo * be iccn at HONEYMOON COTTAGE I»- MALE HELP ft AN Ip.D Paul'* Town A Country IV, u y i . \ i i / i jr Immediate occupancy, modern 2 C. A. WHIDDON. Sr. 1th Magnolia bedroom. Convenient location. Registered Contracting k Repair* lay* Wanted— ta sell The San­ RCA s ir conditioner, i* Ion win. Reel Estate Broker ford Herald Monday! through 1007 Sanford Ave. PS. FA J4M3 *$1,000. Down, t i* Month dnw tv-pe In use le u than 3 5991 S. Tark Ave. FA : Fridays at 3:50 p. m Coma tn 202 New 3 bedroom CBS home with dsye. List price 4219 9’>. ssruPLUMBING The Herald office and ask for ficing for $150.00. Phon# FA tr rr a iro floors. Shade tree* In Buddy F’rsler after 3:30. Cvatraet and Repair Work KENNETH F7- SLACK 2-40J*. yard. Total price $9,230 Ere* Flstimales KEG. REAL ESTATE HRDKEIl R. L. nARVET 20—MALE nr F EMALE Furnishing* of 2 t>edrnom house 1009 E 2nd Thon* FA 2 OKI for tale. Including T\', »«»h304 Ssn/ord Av*. Thane FA 7 UBS Registered deal Estate Broker Make $20. daily. Luminous Nam e, ing machine and GE refrigera­ Assoc. Alberta J. H*U * plates. Free samp!**. Reave, tor. Reasonable, A-l rend. Wit. | C E R A M IC T IL E William E. Herscbel Co. Attleboro, Mess. liam i, 29 Volusia Drive, DeLaura II. Orter. Realtor Ph F’A 2-1301-11-93 *» llia a tth a PAUL r . MULLER k 8 0 S Bary. Ph. NO 8-4492 lla trl M. I icbl, Huby ?p e * ri FA 2-I3S3 Bargain for cash. 6 lot* In May- 2701 So. Orlando Hwy FA 2 3541 If you like people you can con. L etter Bptnet piano, 8 months vert spar* hour* into income: fair Section on Shirley A*e.. old with dam n chaser, $330 OO., JAMU AllllT MOUNT (left), II, A ttractive p art lime salt* work Plumbing k Heating, Ftee Killnear Lake Monro*. W. £ . Fvirca. Loch Arbor, 3 BR. 2 bath. Fla. miles. All work guaranteed for Phone FA 2-1971. D Fiandcuffcd to a detective In for ten women or men any age hoff Jr.. F A 2.2251._________ room and carport*. Perfect 1or On* year. Bill LaBre*. L'-ngIn Central Florila. S o previous Plainfield, N. J., after hi* arrest pels, golfers, children. By N a­ K rnm nrr electric range, go-*! con wood. I’hona W. r . 28.2989. selling required. Work In your Make Thil 3 Bedroom tin tr _ :n connection with the fatal val Officer. FA 2-4213. dttion 860. Baby be-l. 110. Hmall own neighborhood. Pleniy of H<*m« Really stabbing of a young mother of compact kitchen table »et with ---------------r la to bain you earn 3 4 - h help avarab F ARMER S AGENCY. REALTOR YOURS two children. Police reported fold awrey benches , $33 Ph. additional money— Write Net] that the Navy veteran admitted By selecting your # tn color 116 5. French Avt. Sanford, Fla-1 FA 2-8412. Piano Tuning & Repairing Useden, 42 3 . Lake Barton Rd., attacking Mr*. Ruth Petrneky, scheme now. Other feelutc*— FA 2-5221. After hour* FA 2 2818, Orlando or Phono 4-6930 tor FA 2-8207 2013 Palmetto rrr r U t .k e w 4«wwa* • « OTo a f i I 42” title fan. 4k horsepsv mo*UA• •***• a •*« 25, who lived with her family k iv v s ie u • • ••••» • • * • • • • « #•• • • I ID ea* 4806 6* appointment. Uz i <88 00. NO across the hall from Mount, be­ ovenited loti and choice resi­ HOODMEKK PARK HOMES 8.4802. cause in* n*d *>'« ad­ This I* t pass ta th* Movteland PIANO TUNING 4k RR PAIRING .Sanford Av*. at 27th Hidential location. vances. f international) 2 k .3 Bedroom Home* Rlde-ln for J . M lawnard. Exp. W. L IIARMON A. K. SHOEMAKER. JK. 11 ft Hntpomt rexngitralor. l. date Aug. J4, 1957. $159. Down . $$0.09 month. Fh. FA 3 U H After 1 9 8 p. aa. yecr-old, $100.00. FA 2 299$. P h . F A 2-3183 ODHAM& TUDOR, Inc. Tltursdny, AuRtiPt 15. 1957 The San/ord Herald—P« r« 7 Chrysler gVirtemp RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR TV Service BROWN REALTY Mather of Sanford StcnutTom Realty $179 w; fiM ROSA L. DAYTON OZIER REALTY CO. CIOWDS TUIN OUT at lha Tomb of th* Unknown Soldier tn Warsaw, Poland, after Communist authorities c»v# permission tor public memorial services for the first time since the uprising egalnst th* Nails In 1944. Gen. Dimynikl (foreground) reads th* service as remaining members of th* rrslstsnc* army of World War 11 stand aid*-by-sid* with men of the prcient Polish Army. (fnternatlonalF Frisky Pup May Carry Dangerous Rabies Germ l r HUMAN N. lUMDIllN, M D. FCZKP your youngster*.aw ay the n*rv*i Naturally, th e closer from stray dogs during these hoi the bite t* to the brain, th# iiim m tr m onths. T hai frisky lit- quicker symptom* apn«ar and tie puppy who licks U ulr hands th e lew time you h i r s to com bat might b* bestowing more th an an them , affectionate dog-kiss. H* might D on't D sloy b* giving your child rabies | U |utU y(U U k j ; . . . r J f rons C ontrary to popular belief, a t j r „ fiayv for th e firs! rabid an im al 9o*sn t have to^bllc „yn,p tomJ | 0 appear, although a person tn Infest him with a lhp Um? m4Jf v try l0 t e yeroi rabies Infection. Nor do** a rabid j n o n ^ j n m you ca n 't afford to an lm il n#ctM»r1ljr * P ^ ar any n r lt until you notlra nymptom i. different during th* v*r)y s #oon u l# child Is bitten, of rabies th a n a nunlnlecUd dog nr eYrn „ ckcd by a a tr ty d0f< P reten t In S aliv a (wash th e wound nrca for about 19 Th* germ or virus which causes m inutes, using both o°ap and rtblea could by chance b# present f “ RRlRw **. *r - w i l l help rt« in the saliva of th* rahid animal. Jnov® much of thy *8llva and It may b# present for several day* chance* of Infection, before an y symptoms of hydro- P roper Prscoutlona phobia ar» tiutlr .1 | T l, cn# r l|lll „ jy( u k # jjj, Susceptible pirsons may be younnnUr to a physician. He'll stricken with r a b lm l an tnlcc'.cd taka lh a proper precaution* and anim al so much as Ueki a tiny probably suggest th a t you try to scratch or brejtk In th* skin And h4vff th? dog apprehrnded. If you once th e Infection I* perm itted lo <-aru locate th* dog, nr tf you develop, there la no hope. know or suspect the an im al had Adult*, of course, ra n become rabies. 1 aujgeat th a t an tl-ra b lei dog-bit* victims just as readily os tre a tm e n t be started Immedichildren, but. in Illinois a t leaat. ately. more th a n h alf of the bite vie* n t ^ t r t e s and amswxr “ • “ • *»• « • « » | T n Z « :.T , ,.« » * Dantyor Zon** brain cdla wasting aw ay7 Moreover, nearly three-fourths Answer: Brain cells deteriorate of *h»«e hit* wnunds occur in the because of lack of circulation, aa so-called danger rone—the face, may occur with h ardening of lha neck, shoulders, arms and hands arteries or eatxeme old age. Not only are these areas p artle.j C ertain chemical* a n d drug* itltrly vulnerable, they also are can be harm ful to b rain eells; especially dangerous. Tit* rab ies'certain disease*, such aa syphilis virus reaches the brsln through.also can t u r n them. lllv illlie Duplay �Page 8—Tha Sanford HnaVS Thatfdar. A n n * IB , 105T by tha p riia -winning w i i l t r o novslist Term* i l o w «M ■ .n Itha front room. wtiera, eMting down b*»ld* Kathy. I t x |U to w:p« ner tac*. all tha whlia tr/c ito figure out w hat had hit DU1InRhijn. Ha waa a bully who probably got plaaaura out of »heer destruction. but why at Kathy's? She earn# out of U wilhia a minute or ao. THd ha hit jam with a gun el* had scrawled th* words of barrtl ?” I asked h*r. "Ye*. I triad to kill him but 1 a simple agreement sta lin g Uiat I would buy his store and house mlaaed. Before 1 could ahoot fo r 13,000, potest*Ion to be given ngaln, ha cracked ma. That'* all and payment to be mado within I remember." 8 ha Uckad bar tlpa ten days. I elgned It and handed and fait har haad. ’'Oat ma a drink. Will. Thera'a a bottla tn tt back. “Got another copy. Will,” he tha pantry If ha didn't t*K* It." I found It. and a cup that •ahl. "One for both of us." I signed It, too. anti folded It waan’t broken, went back Into the and slipped It Into m y pocket, front room, and pourad har a thinking gloomily th a t I had been drink. Hhfl aat up leng enough to a fool, that after th* b*attng gat It down, than fall back, Math*.* had taken h* woifld leave clutching tha top of har hotel. "What waa ha after, K athy?” th* valley, leaving m e with a She opened her eyoe to look at •tore on my han le. A t Ui* sound of a shot I ma, her right hand atlll holding alerted. For s moment 1 wasn't her head. "You don't know, do sure where It cam* from , but De- you. Will ? You really don't know. 'aney seemed to know. Ha said That Dillingham. You can fight smugly: 1 hop* they plug each aamathtng that'a tn tha open, can't you? IJke Turner and hta o th e r ” 1 grabbed hie fat stwoulder snd ckxtbuatcra. You cleaned 'em off shoos aim. V,"u j u s task­ t>cx j» rr.rz- ■ii^|f*f#n n wM«ti# but you didn't know you'd turn ing sbout?" "DUttnghani and K athy Mor­ DUUngtiam Into a wild man. You don't atrv y any holy who wait* gan ” i event out of th* store on the and watt*, do you? Ma and Dill­ run. untied my horse, and swung ingham were good waiter*, for a Into th* aa/ldle. Tills was th* while. I wanted turn to wait aume finish. I don't know why I was more, but ha wouldn’t. Had to rob so n r* . Just a feeling, maybe. me, and get out, but I'll gat him. Dut It suds sens*. Dlllingtiam I It get him If I rhaaa him to the and Turn*; had been working on end of tha earth !” "What waa ha aftar. Kathy?” their schema ail dim m er. Now Turner wa* dead and hta friend* I aaked again. ‘ Money. W hat rlaa would make aad been cleaned off Do* I' sange. PlUlrihr-i would be wild, him do a thing Ilka thla?” Sha *ut he should be a fte r me, not ■wore for a full m inuta ”! had bettar'n $4,000 laid away. Didn't Inthy. When 1 reached her house I know then w hat I waa aavlng for, taw that th* front door wee open, but I knew after Joe caahed tn. lamplight blurred hy the whirl­ Ha waa gonna leave ma all hla ing snow. I ran to tho house, and money, and what'd 1 get. A when 1 mid* th* step up to the thousand dollars!” Sha aat up, cursing again ai porch I uw Kathy !ytng In tha pain racked her. Kven aftar what •enter of her front room. 1 went tn. slamming tha door, had happened tonight, tha aeemed and knelt beeide her. Rhe waa to hate Sarah far more than she alive, her pula* strong and regu­ hated Gena Dillingham. She lar. Olood had trickled down her jabbed a forefinger at me. "Yoe u u . uuy respectability. forehead and dried, making • brown atala above her left eye. That's w hat I was aavlng for. I t wasn’t a bullet around; she'd Had th* money right her* In the hour*, and Gena knew lb After been knocked out by a blow. I carried her to the couch. Rh* you killed Turner, ha wa* bound waa beginning to stir. When 1 to puli out of th* valley. Wanted turned toward the kitchen door, me to go with him, but I wouldn't. I became aware of th* atiamUe* I waa going to stay here and buit th* house had become. Dilling­ your w1<k)w friend. I’d har* hired ham had taken an ax and aom# gunslingers to do tha Job-■mashed holes tn th e floor and not plow pushers Ilk* Secor* and th* wall. Chair* w ere upended. Troy and Runyan. W* aimed to drnw< r* Jerked out and emptied. g»* you. Will, you and Thurston The upholetery cm th* back of snd th* King kid. Itun off her th e couch had been ripped by a cattle. W hittle her down till tha'd b* glad In sell. I was go­ knife. 1 fot*>1 a dl«hclotli tn the ing to buy tha Do* P, and then kitchen and wet It a t th* pump. I'd llvs up there tn the house The Mine thing had happened where Joe lived and fd lord It there. Rrm the p an try had bwn over th* valley just Ilk* they used emptied; supplies an d broken to when Joe was alive." dishes were scattered all over | She shut her eyes agtln. I ast tha kitchen floor. I returned to there staring at her, thinking CHAPTER M RDINARILY Delaney would nave locked th* sto re and gone home hour* ago, b u t h* was •tUl there whm 1 reached town, proof that M waa anxious to m ake any kind of salo and get o u t of th* valley. 1 *tom pad ■now from my boots before I went O 1.25 I had sensed ah* ere* erU; but ; l-adn’t realised how virulent har hatred for Sarah wea. how much she had changed ka the year etnee Joe was killed. I roao. Whatever sympathy Td had for her In th* paat waa gone. She'd leave the valley. Td see to It th a t she did. She went on. ”Oeo* hunted till he found th# money. That'a when I triad to kill him. W* fig­ ured It out a long Urn* ago. I was gonna buy th* Dos I* end h* was gonna run It for ms. and people'd look up In us fust Ilka they used to look up to Jo* and that thing he married. But Gen* wuuMa't wait. Now he'll klM har and he’tl go 'way with my money I grabbed Kathy by both shoul­ der* and (hook her until th* riirsed m* and put her hand to her head again. I y e l l e d : "Where'* Dillingham? Did he go to th# Do* P ? “ "Rur* he went In th* Dos P. 'n* you're too let* to atrgi him. H ell kill her H' then he'8 kill you. Think he'll forget eh* mad# you foreman 'ateed of him? Not Gene. No. air . . .” 1 didn't wait to hear any more. I ran ncroes th* mow-covered yard and swung tnlo th# eaddlo one* more, th* wind still blasting across th* valley, fat snowflake* pelting me as I put my tired lioree up tha rued to th* Do* P. Kathy Morgan's wonts were go­ ing through my mtnd In an end­ less burning refrain: "Rare A* uvnt fo lie Uos P, oed you’re fno lofe fo ilop Alee." Rh# could hsv# told me that At first, but Indeed she'd talked, holding m* there »> that Mlhngham would have more time. Romethlng Inside kept letting me to ride, rid# . . . Alt I knew waa th at tt waa cold and that tt was an effort to stay la the *addl*. My hors* stopped. Inattnct marie me dlamount. I knew I could not atand there motionless, an I began stirring around snd waving my arms, and a moment latsr I stumbled Into th# corral gats. Th# bunkhous* window# war* dark, and when I opened th# door th* room seemed as cold as the driving snow outside. I went on tow arl th* house, guided by a faint ahow of light that waa hardly anything at all when I first aaw It, so hard waa tt snowing. Hut It was enough, and I was fully aware of what lay ahead. 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IIIINO MOM A SIA of chrjnanthemum# Is Tvoruia < to* California Slat* l air and Exposition at Sacn 1« to Reptember 8 Mora than 1.000,000 blowoms will th* Hall of Flowcri during the twelva-day exhibition $ 109.95 Wllh Trad# • ( b in d " 1 Strfice ll«ti • 2 Cilrsd" Eikt Ml Bf*d hit! • f M M 5 Nut Fij.'xs PiUtatttt Coetrcit • Of pfiii»i fim il Nut EWrr FRIDAY >t>4u «f,M, tuUte im| . T TLoU csl m il f l# U n , I.M -* O a a r t f . (hat aha will continue tha Im M tm cnt businiua ONLY-- opernlrd by the Inta Sfan Corns lo t* . H O W THEY EWTWUSE ABOUT THE BOTTLED Th# Orlando offlc* wfM ha rloaad until Supl GAS THEY USE end all m atter relating thara w ill Im handled bt BLACK & DICKER A R E D T A G V A L U E 1/ 4" ElECTRIC DRILL 0 N |1 ' SATURDAY Mrs. Sfan Comstock of Orlando announced today ini. kMDit-a - HEAR Down 2f.l Sq. Ta. Viewable Area I.imlt 1 Per Ctislomer RFAlt VIEW MIRROR, reg. 2 99 I t ’B IIFCKKT C ora D av rat 1.19 9 pt. SCRKWDniVER SKT • Z. Z * 4••w .-SH.. 12 QT. PLASTIC PAIL * * « * im >:«, „ S* » e-4 m o TTlIltSTT SPONGB Allen fir Company , .......- AC DC UW.trMl , . , o w v l,.,^ 4 "-e b oka ... <•«., IV*1'*...,* »W4 ’*** *" A* •«<*,* WIIII.B QUANTITYS LAST!!!l P. 0 . Box 1657 Lakeland, Fla. Phone Mutual 2-1331 -.—- We . . ............. I I 'V * *# . 2 r — & O O D /V E/U I S E R V IC E SANFORD J a .S.O.W.f-m PIIOaVE FA 2-2821 �Weather Partly cloudy Saturdav with arid*I t le tte r e d afternoon and r a i l ; aw ning ahowert. S it e ^ m tfo rfc I f e r a l i i • VOL. XL1X EiUbliihed 1!>09 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . Shop and Save In Sanford 9 United Proa Len.'ed Wire F R ID A Y . A U G U S T Ifi. S O . 70 sid sn t Hopeful Cut R e sto ra tio n Knowland $300,000 Appropriated confers For Asiatic Flu Fight With lke WASHINGTON if - Scttalr — i Republican learler William F. New Jrvnlo.imcnt* In plan* for Knowland told Prealdent Klien •he Inter.late Highway between Scrvtce aatd today aa »i 11 /* I '><• hower tod.-y that with Democratic !»lt to m >emmole County to Sll sx) American*. poahelp the Senate may rcatorv a lit in Voiuaia County hate been •iy tiu rr. have b«m alm-ken "aubat.intial" part uf the ima) revealed m the hearing heU re* Aitt) Aalaltc flu aim* Ju n r I. cenllv in Ib-Lamt million at 'liars chopped fiom furTh* aerate* mad* thla eatlmatc ’•There will he two e c .e ii or ap­ rign aid fundi by the Moire. >• Surgeon General l-erny F. proach road* In Srm in.de County." Knowland raid after a breakfast John Krifer, M anager of the he. Burney dircLued a plan to alioairategy conference wiUt Klien- nilnolc County Cham ber of Com ralp vaccine fur the n*» kind of hower that the Prealdent a threat mrr<,?- »■'** hla return to San flu among the IS ttatca on a p»pu-1 Captain I \ Arthur. Command lo cJ ij Congreao mto apectal tea- ford from Ihe hearing. Funeral aervicea for II 11 latum ham . One of thc a p p ro a ch n he *aid, Ctlcman, to , North-Central DltrlThuraday night, the Senate Ap in r t u f i i r . Nava1 Air Station. , | ton to boon the mutual arcurily I.nn Manage- of tjw Flo. i la ........ nHlre re.tored " n r " »today • » * «that « appropriation not diacua.rd would be it Sit 4k, bringing traf­ i ■ Committee re.t.ired . s ’" fic Into \Ve*t F*irat St and French bo*Veld*"torn*!row m'.rnlng i t c t whl. h the admimatra10 *' te rta r/ re ‘In d ian a Ini „ remained a atrong poaalhll A»e rii.- terond approach will emincrt Highway IT PJ with th* Holy C ro i. Kpiaeopal Church at , ado in fund, aJted by .*>In a a-utlin^ buck th# at J Mil lntor*tate Highway immediately 10 10 a. m. Burney for combatting th* new ihe Navy Department haa dtrectril Jler. Fr John Idiom** will of maladv llealih Service offtciali the retea*e of 10 Civil Service em- Thur»diy, the lloutc lgnor*J the •oqth jf the Lake Morr.'e Bridge. Lh* lattet acecra i* a n*w dc»eflrlat* v.lth Maannle aervlrei hel I ^ euj MnutJ trrimialy Plnyea prraellUy reratng aboard •penal teraion threat and urgent I <ptnrr| and waa arnotlncrd at the l* S Naval Air Station, Sanat Ihe g ta .e « ile Ham|wr their fight agam it the cxappeal* trom Kiwnhowtt and th* hearing ford. Interment will lo in OaVlawn l*enio<-rat’e ex I'rratdrnt Trum an John Ktlder, along with Fred .. , , „ . p«. led epidemic. Captain Arthur fu rth er atatrd Memorial Park. ' . Mr. Coleman, a long lima r*ii •" impromptu n*w* confer that the -eleaae of the Civil Scr- It voted a total of fJ.19l fltO.OnO- r>y*on. Chairman of th* Semlnoto County Itoarvl of Cornmliiioncre dent of Sanford and a communi- enre Burney, who head* the •Ire employe* would be effective —Including 3^2I.IflO.OiN) in new attended th* puhllr hearing. tr eirte leader, died Wed nr aday llraith V -rure. aaid hr wa* “a In the next Jo to Sir ilayr. It la an- money and fflflT.OMI.OOO In carryKrl.ter raid yeaterday that conafternoon at I '-0 p. m. at hla little Ml iir p itir d *' the large tirlpatrd that peraoonel affected vrr fund- Thia la a reduction of *truetl»n of the bridge and highbom* en Me1lonvlllr A»*. number" r f Aalallc (tu caw* al- by the reduction in forr. will re 11.2* ; . 000.non or JO |wr cent leaa way won I,, begin hy Hevembrr 1 The hTorhla Power and t.lght ready rep-Micd in the United r n v r notification of their ielea*a than K ilrnhow rr'i “bare l>on*»" of thlf f t t r . C o m p a n y eaee-divr Intereated Stale* He aaid he wa* apeaking pnor to September I, IMT. Th* brllge apanntng Lake Mon­ demand. hlmwif m every rlvie Improve- a* an idmlnlattator and pot at an ; -------------------------ro* and Ihe St. Johna River would It wa* one of Fuenhcawrr'a mrnt group In Sanford and Semi- cxf*rt hi • ogitt have a tl foot elc.ir.an,-* and a !kl worvt eMngre**lonal dehnla. note County However, he wa* No Ag* Priority foot apan In allow- aufficient room erll known a* a director of the If. Connection with the pi *J e ^ # f . -p p Knowdard aaid he would "cx ior water truffle. "Th* iS foot Sjrif rd Atlantic National Hank. for (J.-riee die- U l l l C C r S l O D C plorp on a lupartiaan tiaaia" how rl*aranee wilt allow- rvrn aea gopall p rred en t and m en i'er of the tnbutlon. Iluntfy M lJ 'he Health much of th* ala*h could he put m! batge* to clear," Krider aaid. Sanford Uotary flu b , and ra»t Seru e will not recommend pH [ N J o r n C d M o n d a y hack try 'lie Senate, which will App»r*ntly all plana for the flrat I Central Florida aavtJnn nf th* Inprealdent and director nf the ,.rl 'T for any age group. O fflrer. for the American le - take up th* hill next week. Seminole County Chamber of California with ITJkHi a..* , |hm<> r .,r V.,,v ,.l l i„„ w.(n he President Hopeful t*r«ta.e Highway have h**n com[■'.nimerc*. ha* been harder hit than any othor Momlay nlghf* meetKnowUmi flit! th« l*rrflld«nt *Ui' r ‘ n a l Mr. Coleman w»i a member of .-ate. hi* of C mpl " I aalng Po*t M. ho|x-ful th* Senate wilt h* ah lr that bid* on the multiMa tonic Lodge fi? \AFM and the *{rW yt . r rxi City illy health riraiin official* m i.i.-i.. n„. t|Rf t„ Br ],| (|i* I to review th* llouae action and ,nl'llon 1,0 *'! wUI be open American Legion. II* icrvcd in meanwhile. reported lh# ftrwt ,\mctl.-an legion hut on Semlnnl* reator* a aub»tantlal part of th* *ndawarded before the Dec. 1 m ein* both World War 1 ard 11 ,*••■- llg n Ibvy aaid ciyht {fit’ | p ^ te c a r d . will b* preceded I • a Himm c u t" Hr a tkled, h0W<rye r , '. deadllu#announcod at the hearing. All Ma*tcr Maiona bav*l*cc n ‘ r ,^vt exchange atudenla who i r - , . , Rvr „ | Hf, j.-t, , .,; 'b at be did OOl Iblnk CoagTCat will rr.iu v .t-,I to aiaem!,!* at H'e lorherr by plan# Aug T had ♦ n.f j C -irg e D*Matilo and finally n d o r e all the I Bui** ru t. .al Lod(e »: L> » i" ' »Me»I the dlaebie. m i *11 have if*-,.>er- } \ M f rill prepare tb* tupThe Wlnt# lluu>* . a U wU i - b lh* funeral aervlce*. ^ ' al p<-r ronafatlMg of rouiitry fried lie rraclion to Ihe adntinlatratlon'a Alao, nieml*r* of the .‘tanfurd | | u( Tl other foreign atudcnl* ,( r .,v mavlie.l potauvea erren forrign aid defeat in the lloua*. A widow’# Income do*a not a f­ Ilotary tint* will attend tli* fun adult* who arrived by ,ji.v | *trtog l«-am and •IrirxK. I're** acerrtarv Jam** C. Hag fect her eligibility for death com»i.,I ».-t*we* In » l«*)d) The no­ Hip jrrelewfay d " 1 prulialdy »d fe*orvation* are n rn ln i. .rid erly a.nd only that th* I'ie-ident penaat on if h er Veteran huahand tary Club nirintwr * h a., !'<cn be ii*w flu, '.fficul* au.'l. Hoe «»1M, r-4,„ matid.-r Lyon Lyon, In ha» made hi* (wtaili,.n "a ery died of a a»rv ice-connect* 1 conaaXrd to a.ternlil* at "■'•y .f the flu l*nta died Thuraday U|if w, r g . r,|,ti„n of " l,o*t iSJ) cl. d rongM-aalonul action |l*ej*m| n S. Heach. Officer tToa* Kpiaeopal Church. Surgeon (Irneral llurHoy vald to- S>-rtptH " la "nut yet concluded on the meaa tn Chacg* of the Cgntral Florida > Active pallbearer* will l-e A ,1># ,rigg*ated to the alx tirenwd , #Il<, u |(, In lh* local ' f Veteran* Admlnlilrntion Office I, I.-.-, France* Reumillat. B r. producer* nf flu vaeclne that theyi' ,Vnieriemn I*-Mon membership Keivirti-ra aaked if Knowland lie •aid today. J.»hn (JjilUmijr, Kanlall II «lit rib*it* ru th wrrk'% *>f buUrtin 'bat 'tile 19'cfl member- lleio l th* Prealdent would call .Some miitinderatamlinjf m ay (« ll.iuniATi, •ii«l Al \NriK*»t »rrum <»n i #t0t# po|wililloii b ut* •hi| e rrd i are In and Kar)y Blr 1 Congrva* back into apodal arviion cxiat on thi* point, Dearh axplalnII nornry palllwarcr* will be:l populitlon Percenlign ’ f*t d* *>- • . , ! ing laaued.* iinleaa he get* the full amount of rd mil I ivingaton. Henry M'x'r*. Jun u n,trr ;h« voluntary program. __________________ foreign aid a»Ferl j "Death rompenaatlon," he addGrant, Harry Cannel, J. I. lt'e v nurn, v Mi,|> , , r h atate wo<dd get Knowland replied that h* did not nd. "may b* paid th* widow of a e*. p c Thra.her, Henme AUS*I f pgrccnUgO of weekly vaecin* think the Prealdent meant h* veteran *h®*® death wai th* rolin, J W Huekter It J Id''’"*, prot c'iob tu*«*l i*n the *t*t* • would call a a|»erlal *e«*iun tinder •'•It of hia aervlce. Her other InV I* Huron, J. It I'hilllp*. II. ' ppup.>ri'<in of th# to u t national "any and all riri umatancci '* 1 come haa no bearing on it# payI. Whit*. A. J Chaann, It F ■Ml - 1population lie aaid Klacnhower »*t tw-o con- ^ _ . . , lard.. C. T. Itaborn. John K Hig l ,n Jfr n u rn ry -, ,ja„. , flu ,Jit.on, in ht. newt conferenc.: ' "H owwjt. Beach « n Pha.lt*d. gina J r . lx>fton Johnaon, Ito W t ou(i,r<.ja n »ny *'a<* waa parThat h* would call a tpoeial • " » " # lim itation, do apply to M Ac- iifujariy mver*, the Publie Health 11 Kit*, C. IL lloikin*. J. M. •e*«i in "if there were not auffl- V ' dV th P*nM',n- » h‘fh « V go. A. C. Wortham, C. II Co'*, S*rvtc* would r*comm*rvl extra dent fun.1. to do the Job. or If «»•» * •. widf W. «* * W' rU™ *..'^: C, l„ Moore, W. I. Duncan, IL ahlpmenl* to that atat*. world condition* warrant it." i »r*B d‘T * ° * » ronnected condition. * U. Hawaii. C. IL Smith, R C. Hurney aaid the arrvlc* ibwa no Kullciton, J. T. Moffett, J II. plan any xlloeation between purHrooka, K. K lan ey , Ktn Shit- (haaet by public ard rommercial roll, lu m p Majeikl ami oth-r age note*. official! of th* Florida Power The Surgeon (iriural and tt>c and Light Company who will l« m anufacluiTit will ru-ort tarckiy in Sanford for lh* funeial. to th# lloalth Service oil the Mr. Cotcman'a aurvlvor* In-1 amount o( vaccine r*!r**c*l th.il elude: hit wife. Mr*. Ilianrhe l week and tha amount ahipprd to Coleman. Kanford; three chiM rrn,, f ( f ^ ( j j ) , ’, public agcncle* a-d Mr*. Robert Trimble, Rr» ,,,nt"n,| COmm*rci.il buyrra. Mr*. IL H Parriah, Tltutville, So far. StU.O'X) atwit a h*v« b.-m and Mr# C. I. Koblchatld, Or-, relclH j lando; 9 grandchildren. 2 g reat I j ________________ grandchildren! taro ilater*, on* brother and one nice* M *C C ' n n i l l l n B r U C C The family hat r e a c t e d C at I V ir S . A - t i m i l l U D r u t - L . flowera be omitted and In i A f f p n r | • n ry A n n ilfll nf flow ora memorial* be mm in M T i e n a m g MnnUUI th> Holy Cro*» Kpiaeopal Chur M c c tin q T h is V /cck WASHINGTON '" _ The Pub- nr. H. n. Coleman .... Funeral Tomorrow Al 10:30 A STOItY IN I'ICTl’RES of ycalerdiy’* ceremony in «hi<h the Connie* Trophy, the Douglas Trophi, 0 and other trnphier were preirnied lor the ihlrd quarterly Itombing lie rb i. Captain J. II. Heed) nude the prexrnlatinn*. Prior to the trophy p rr.en ta il .na. f.lr, p ai t Fernand*! aa.nmed command of llra ii Allark SquadroH K lru n (S uit Pkaln «ith pimpadla t>> tlrrgslrom) : Quarter Million Dollar Payroll Deal To Be Closed For Sanford IlrnriVflrM Mill*, which cl.tael down and tregan liquidating their operate>iu« in June of thU year. {lm< hven .old a* an operating plant ix »f Miami. Ire. mak[ era of nationally f.tmou* patio (athioM, dreaaea, »wim«uit», and *pcru*v*ar for women. « W. II Stcm|>cr. Ilealtnr, wh" I made ihr -ale through the r a n orgnturation of Steni|vr Av*-nry, rtated th: t "It acemrd a crime Kl.lZAnETH CITY N. C. W — MIAMI <T — The Miami to dia'rand tire plant ard loae a ® ileraW today aalced f ilf tf ll J n •!»<* -uyroll, when with a facility of . A Na -y -»**rxe htlmp, ra u ih t In a thiruleratorm, ditched tn th* C.*o-r* Holt to rra 'fi, "to help ibis kj-'l awaiJakW. t***TT ♦ AtR.ntle 0-*an aboil midnight «n<l I tie iumebo, 1> in the*c Cnlled St.ilei Vealore the jviblle'a eroded tria l I that could it * it to an advanUi-g x fiahi >g V tiltl reacilnl th* entire In the IcT.il profeatl. n " anil at the «ame time tiring n. w I rew early today. Tin. Fn.*| Hoard rep..rle<l J< Tli* newspaper »a!d Holt'* ar .money an«f |-»yro|l. Into Sanford qultta! by tb* S.-hate Thuraday We wyre fortunate In tntere.iinit men were aboard thi blimp, enI're.nb-nt o( rmite fron the frlynco fla . N atal waa 1 ‘‘Hollow v lrto ry" be­ \lex Si brcidm an Vix nf Miami, Irn- . In doing jut! \ir Station to t^ k eh u -.t. N J cam e H waa moil* |*> iible O f'ielal. nt ftlynco aaid, liow* that." the nil* requiring a two tb r N Tlu-y plan tu xtj'bpi.*nictuir a* r-vvr tile r- were only nine men -Ante to unaeat him " •oon a- the dnol l> cloved »n Wrnl itioant a-il thnt "all apprartsl to in gtx.t -iilillon" fo lowing Ihe ^ Twenty te n sio n voted lo find rwadw). Auguat 21. Scliu-uiman ('itching in ram licu Sound off lit* Holt guilt' , t'lrec abort o f lh* t ■ e . timaterl Utelr pajnrll will lie l i »-i Page 10) third* m ijuiily i It-i t" kit l ’ near S2>i.'qln v itiun a to lg out of office. I*o rleen -"natnr* n until*. Tire newr pay mil will Voted to rrin-i.T. tla more than double former payroll* Th* Herald o1»• ra led for Holt’* rrlrjaed In the Sanford area by fdlow circuit Jiid. .- and rlo*c |>er Brookfield Mill* aonal friend. John IVuntv. to quit Key peeKinnol will move In tinfor hla part in I (lowling > •uelial.’ly and dctwi * -f th* near contro* eriy. opr.allot) will lx’ re'va.ctl, m all Mr h en f ' ■ Si i font Rotary It laid lh* '*■> fudgea further pn o h Illy, next We Ire day when H ub will recriv# *ome fir*t himl f. - j. tra r« fe r of Br >nkf i ' t Mill i QtM cfuInria it "n . vbvr " information about the a.-hr>ol "Ily reiigning thry could repay li made lo AIIx of Miami. Inc. building pingram of Seminole A< toon a t plan! oprratiuna are | County at th»lr regular w eekly' their fellow raem' r» of the bench and bar for the l"*r r« they hid planned, pi any of the former em- meeting Monday noon when It. arconlod them, and the people phjrea will b* nnllflt*! that they T. Mdwee, Sujicrlntrndrnt of Pub­ who In the part ha- e ahowed con­ .nil lie rchlre*l. lic In .ln rth rn , will be the gueat fidence In them. Stcinper further atatrd tu la y vpeaher. T \V. 'Tommy) Mero " It would b* th* decent thing 'hat th* activa ard moral n p p o rt will terxr a* program rhairm an ((onllnur<t nn I 'if r !•> to do!" I for th* oteailon. Judge George Hoi! Asked To Resign By Miami Paper USN Blimp Ditches In Ocean; Crew Rescued Today Milwee To Speak At Rotary Club Monday Noon Inlerslale Hiway Construction Gels Underway Dec. 1 NAS Sanford Civil Service Employes To Be Reduced Fair Association VA Official Tells Of Limitations Additional Local News On Page 10 Mr« r^mHU H ri'f. County <«nr of IC fflitn tlon, l« in OrI#n»1i itlrniliny annunt rom rntlon «n.| «»f County • r«ir»rn*lr U* inf hflH at fh# Anf* lh!?t |fr>fr»| »nn,i»l tain-i'i^f ^ til M TA llis •<* » wet: in.-w ti#T»t fonlfM In hnt#i « ee who re rn 'lv to ire,1 Atgn>a note It M»rn I’rlntii'U f**r charged bwlay that FVenrh troop* ^ ^ ^ w(( ♦he r.rra-ton %»ilt Juatlre •nd pnllco there «re torturing «nd |nmetlmr« VtlUnf \ r i n T»rl«ni#r* | nil* M a r t i n - C haoffle-a Other dignitartra attending the 'harge* were printed by th# ?.v merilng an,l ennventlon ar# It A. tiray. Secretary of S 'a tr: How­ rlatiat wreVty l*emaln “ A l<rfe nutnl<*r nf per*oq* ard Dailey of th# Attorney •!< na r m ted In roundup# or lnv#»llra- e r il 't office reprrarnting Itlihfont are rele»«ed Immedlatel-- " • rd Firvin; and Bay F! O irra, Atariin aaid "Other* are handed Stale Comptroller Over M memtera «f Ihe Slipover In 'he legal a ithnri'lei fee h it pollre or ».»•>-* erriaor'a aiaoriatlno a r. attrial hold m»ny #u«peeta for daya. ing th* annual meeting John Kri'ler, Alanngrr of the »e*V* and *»rn month* without Seminole County Chamber of notifying anyone In authority. / "Sometime* lh# queitlonlnr !» Commerce and member of the, *o harah that th# virtlm dir* of Itnard of County Commlialnnrr*, It. or In *om# Initanre* a pri­ will tw at the annual banqtirt to­ larpreaentlng Seinlnule soner vhn rorvlyea th# ordeal n i g h t cannot h# alb»wed to live to t*ll County. *h# tale. I" either r«*e. he dlaThe ronverttion witl e-eme '• an | appoar* witho>e< Waring a tr**#. *n4 lomorroae. Writctr Charges French Troops Torturing Arabs J AT 1 1IK AM. I! ANUS preaentitha for the third recipient of Ihe "D o u g in Trophy" gi»en liv lluuglat the lb rolling Squatlron In lll tlil a - One with the br -t Ing for Data! IK6-S7. Cdr. 1. M. Tully Jr. (Irfl* the trophy for tho aquadron from Captain J. It. K rrd i, Hat FVlag One TVimbtn/ Derby. V A IIJ -a * the Aircraft Co.. Inc. ThU Iroph) i* prravnted to airrall a hirarm rnt in te te ra l p h itr* of Iviinht'omtuandlng Officer of \ xll i r eriard the t nrim ander l l r a u \ttark Wing One (Official V. H. N a a | I’hoUj itll.F! County Junior Chan ber t f Cutninerie ar# read*ing tl-hlng eqoir MF.MIILItS OK TIIK SF'.AiINtll.F m rnt tu lie ii*ri) by rhitdien paitlcinating in Ihe annual Ja v cre Fiahing Kodeo FAi*atnv*day, Aug. .'H Inn Part. P ari Ja>reea J a ire r a getting nnlea, line*, tywii, tinVvra, and float* in I p al la k e Carol* In to r t Mellon gelling n.i •hape are: (left la right) Itnn Tavlor, Harold Sentl, rd MiAlanui’ and l!d D a * i * . (Photo hy Hergatiom) � 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>, August 15, 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/b716cebb1a88ec9dd17e89f15254e1b5.pdf 426313f519135f8918e6631327d73731 PDF Text Text Hospital Notes Save Life Of Man Bitten By Snake From Florida I MIAMI 5B — TSa America* Talerhona and Telerrsph Co. to­ day artoounead eompletlao M rtr. Olulicniry c m randing sfationa which will er.xbla television pro­ WILDWOOD, r u V* - Wflgram i to ho broadcast !U mile* , Ham T R»m*y, 87. ha* • pair •on-atop from th« United State* of hal'erod bedroom *!ipp*n la to Cuba. |trunk for living hit lift «b »r ha Tha lransrr.if*lon-b**#d ra a t i i Mttrn by s <Vi4ly rani a ** broadcast grfatciplw—will | penult the beaming of icletnioo Doctor* mid the World War I •bout f i n time* farther than th# , duabled vet#ran appirootly will prrw.'.t JO to 40 m lk distance* rravrae (ram the uioalljr >thal with “ almoat a* good” picturs Mte he roeelved an the Instep of quality. ! hi* foot July >1. The station# are act up at Ramey aaid he felt "a r.lWirvg Florida City, about 30 mile# south m n r hedroo~ aho#” iM then of here, and at Gnanaho, Cuba, frit Mi alleging arnutioa oc top DR. 0 . L, WALKKK 10 mile* out of Marina. of my instep." Fred Hotiina o f New York, He killed the IH foot *r«ke, general method# engioeer for the •ashed the wound, went te * ATAT* long Lne# department said doctor and then to the Vetenna the new neteork actually wont be Admmiitration Hospital ia B»y U / o o le U n n f i n n n e able to t rantam the TV impuliee pine*, Fla. »Y c c f \ ' - U l l i m U L S P —1 8 1 SENATE ART— Dr. A R RaynoW*. a .p w i . 'd A t CM AC C h a D e l for commercial uae untd Sept U at the hoeprtal. Mid Ramey * V -flU p C I lie aaid AT*T filed an app'ieation “ mighiy Tudry" becaute a coral ReMriou* Emphasis week at the today with the Federal Comte uni. tnake‘ * victim Mually dir* within NAS Sanford Oiapet got underway ration* Ccmr.iUilon for a permit. JO minute* to two hour*. Mooday evening with an eettmatIfolliM explained under the new tie theorred that Ramey'* bed "1 crowd nf ipprovimately 100 transmission method, the TV sig- room slippers su e d hi* lift. The I people attending the »ervice». naU are aimed from a 80 foot coral make *pr*y* It* v*wnm on f>r. O. LaFayett* W»!ker. Head •quire trtnamlnloo antenna much it* vietira. Raj-noM* etp’aired o f the Department of Religion at like the beam* of a March light then cheat* the poison tr'o the Stetaon University ijntt on the With the curvature of the rarth flesh. i rubfeet, 'T h e God That Matter*." blocking a direct path to the re But this make apparently A program of special mu*lc » * » Mirer, the dgnali travel outward (prayed venom on Ramey'* *!ip- al*o preMr.ted along with eongreInto the layer of air turrounding per *nd when W chewed through rational tinging, which -vaa led the aarth known a* the trope- Into the flash. there waa no more by Charlie Morriton. The malic •ptwre. waa accompanied by Mr* Gerald venom. A smaR amount o f the energy CVovlngtoo On the Organ, and Mr*. from «hera brim* 1* reflected or lr*e*e Tanner on the Plano. ’ refracted downward where It U Dr. Walker wilt continue with rtcetroi 188 mile* *war at the the aaoond of hi* aerie* of talk* atation. Thi*. said HoEins, i tomrht by diacuMing the subject enable* r* creation of a U ln iiim | BY R O T S SNODGRASS of. "V an* Pradieimenf'. Hi* Image "almoM aa fo o d ” a* that Mr*. Fay I** wae hoetrx Tuea- subject far Wednetday night will cn on taler* ioa a-raeoa from 'b y ereruig to the regular meet- ha, “ Man le Saved by God” , and the eunvantlonal •antiing system. Ing of the KJLCJL of th* Rarnett Thuraday night he will apeak on. Memorial Method** church. Mr* j ‘ The Imparlance of a I'scaocal Don Walling V. president preaaW Encounter with Christ.” in th* atHence of th* preiident, \ Proviatoe ha* been made each i * rtf*: i »**< « i t rot ii v N r* B#ac«* Carlton. During the rvering for a rhtldrrn'a mirrary I « W r n » . a r » j w u i . t basinets iM o n plane acre com- and for trana porta lion i f military the entertammen* nf the and1 civtliaa peraonnel T l'lll.r. l o t *T1. M utt- 1pletrd ‘far ,L* ■ * *to and •* *from ii>*. ia < h i m i m an. Diatnct aetrirar of th* WSC.S. th* Station Chapel from downtown VrfcEJ’lTH KicTKiii'kien o n , to he held at th* Barnett Mr— * Sanfori. A but will depart each Aa v.fp>rm a H r»4 iMttUa ial Church Vpt. S and th* fn> -wr­ evening from th* Firet Baptift PtelaliM. ing committee* were appoif..- . (hurvh. 51* Park Ave.. at 7:15 ov r.iia T iirrv i-awn n o v ra n v . Mr*. Warren Ifiae. Wejroming: P M. Th* terrier* wilt begin at a VUtlU corpoeatloa. •( ai, ___ !>•:** W.t* Mr*. J V. Richard*. Room*; »n-l 7:M. All military and civilian per•arson o r h i t Mr*. Ida Padgelt, luncheon. Fol Kernel are cordially Invited to at. n t . i ? r Ar ^ r o r . / ^ i u i,i T ^ . lowing IS* btiairm* aeialon. Kev. lend the aerrtcee. Patera of the hie » lfa It alt**. aa* If I h I thalr Georg* Carbon. a * k m * i htlrt tl law. Aaataa-a. Otdedo M«4hndlM ch irrh. gave a DEALERS HELP DEALER I n . '# . . «r ir u iM ii 'IBOUOK tv tnoaa inlerracing and mlucational OALKSBtTRG, ni V — When aritjyir _____ m ir r r . m » wtr*. tr kiii«. ltd if *>tt. iitii talc on th* Mlaurel work in Cdba. uted car dealer Henry Brown. 55. Till no wa h«tra at U dfVtMFf. aufferwd a heart attack, 18 nf hi* Iw ttiM er *r«nl««*i ll.U.ril rl.T Mr*. Leg (erred rrfmhmenta. a*4 _____ CI.T, ala wit*. If ill.a Mr. and 51r*. II. E. Braddork competitor* derided to help him. aa-t U <»a*. Iktlr w k u « * kXri at vtetter! Mr. and Mrt Herod Brad-1 Th* competitor* ran a new. law CTTiii-a. U«ki»«* *r er>c' .w i dork U Hotly Hill Sunday. paper advartlaement Monday tab A] and Mr*. Charlei Enow and irg their cuitomer* to "aee Rr a . g»a4, ikilr *«knewk k .lu at l i t . <UTtM>*. l*«kti«a er *r«M>**, U ana anrout* from Dailat, Tea** ni* fir*A" They #tan promlaed to c. pvjutkii i«a pon-rrit. ala •<(». If all.a, aa* It 6aa4- th*lr to Si* new aiaignment In Nath, tend their aaleemen to Rrnwn’t uiknpwa kalra at law. t t iln it vflle Teno. were weekend gueati .t»*ncy to help m II hta car*. la«ati*a. er rraateaa. c’ AKI/'# of Ami and Mr*. Jarry Bnhm. I --------------------------c t an isn i m — _ r r * in x o kia Vr*. Frank Johwra of High SfKW ETTTEB TAKES BEST wifi. If ill.a a il If dak*, tkair Wkknawa kiln at law. 6av|.-»a U- Spring* and Mr*. Bill Johnton of CONAKRY. French Wevt Africa gata4a, ar graalaaa; AI.VIS M. IfM IIS 'l ar* CfftlllX.I. hia Orlatvio ware gueeM of Mr*. Jcfm W — Dr. Albert SchweiUaf, No wifi. If ailra an* If kewl. Ik»lr an* Llrht Motvby. bed Prtf* . winning humanitarian hrcwi kalra at law. |«aathe African Mr. and Mr*. C»r1 h r v g t *nd wee (teaming up ti-a cr cramiaa: HATT1K T. Etc *«J n____ r.U-’ a daughtig Irma Carol of Miami cna»t today on hi* way to a brief t ilt •nd. It ailea. aa4 If 4 iil.■ thfttr tkatr •re ho»i»» I'jaata thi# wvek of Mr vacation In Europe. jmeva f*'rt •* d»*!*•»• U i r i i t l V ‘ rhcEMA!* j and >lr*. Jack Ryan. SrhweMxar !*fl hi* hnapltal at iurair iLambarwn*. French Equatorial ★ ★ *r Religious Emphasis Enterprise Legal Notice j g. ssiTf.,;::.- „ [a» at U VtC-at rnr.nT.v*?» ■*«**■• Mr Mr<- Geneva AUGUST U Admlatiene Darlene Wiltoa ( Sanford> Juanita Barkley 'Svr.ford) Richard Hanley (Sanford) Ry ADDIE f REV AT A siu Brown (Titusville) Mr. and Mr*. Letter Brawn, Mr. Eula Mae OUver (Sanford) tnd Mr*. Chas. flarriKm have a* Donald Smith 'Sanford) Arna Mir Alravod (Sanford) thatr f-cU a for awhile. Mr*. W. M. Torre* and children o f Georgia. Katie Xoblnton (Sanford) Harry Miller (Caiaelberry) Mr. and Mr*. Char!** SummerMary E3en Martina (Winter |aid and eon Charief of New Smyrna Park) Beach apeot Wedneeday with M* Clayton Newton (Oviedo) parent*, Mr. and Mr*. E. T. Lawrence Tivec TSanford) BIRTHS Summer sill. Baby rirl to Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Mr* J. T. McClain ind ran liam Rlcketu (Sanford) ipent laat w*ek In Now Smyrna Dierhargr* Reach with Mr. and Mra. Le#. HaroM Wfcittcrn (Sartfcrd) Eula Mar Oliver 'Sanford) Vr*. Walter Yarboraugb l* vl»ltValerie Ann Caldwell (TitmvtJe) hg bar daughter Mr. and 51t»Craiflon la New York. E'lrabeth JarreH (& n f«rd ) Eva 5larkmrlc* (Geneva) Mr*. Vance Wa*m#n baa returned i Luclile Owen* (Sanford) borne after visiting rvlativaa In Rlchaid Site* (Sanford) Ga. i d North Carolina. Kalla Robinaon (Sanford) Jur.* packer (Sanford) Mr* T. W Prc-at* and ran Eiiia Lawre-.y# (Sanford) Carlton rwtursed bom# Prhiav af­ AUGUST 11 ter »p#ndmg a week la Jackson, Arfmittion* vilk with rvlatiT*#. HaxoI Dycae 'Sanford) John North iLeekbu/g) Mr*. R D JoDi# and family reJack Gr»en (Sanford) i turned home recently from GeraRnaomlry AMIt* (O il* »e l ■gla after #pe«*dtng tlx week* ther# Eiirabeth Errer (D eB try) : with rotative*. Marie Wiiklna (Sar.fcrdi Josephine Von Herfeuli* (Senford) Mr. and Mr*. Julian Berttot have s t ’•SUING IN FRONT of tkelr alt.raft and r#adr •• U <m« *f YAII-tU* derby trow*. L. BIRTHS a* thetr gue*t for a few day*. t„ r, 1 ( if ) A j;, Clarke, bomhardier. Ledr. J. Hurkboider. plan* romminder. and H. C Lind »ay. a TJ, third erraman. (Official U. 8. Nary Photo) Baby boy to 5!r. and Mra. Ml** Marylyn Ward of Kissimmee fem psey Barkley (Sanford) Mark end Catherine Stewart are Dampaay Barkley i Sanford) Baby boy Dyer* to Mr. and viai::ng their grandparent*. Mr. Mra. Donald Dye#* (Sanford) and Mr* M L Jackson in New 3f MUHIN N. IVfOCIN. M O. Baby hoy Wilton to Mr. and Smyrna Beach. Mr*. Parker Wilaoa (Sanford) YOU tr.ay not b# aa old aa you llr* *t tha age of 65. becawa# oi Tha Mtaae* AdrHw and Valleep company poUcy. l*t ma gtv# you Diickirget think you ax#. Prevail and Liylne Stone *p*m Jewel# Mae Hawkins lic k * Aa th# year* pan by, aotr.r a few Up* on how you can rtmaln LAS VEGAS. Nev. n> — The phyalologleal changea do gradu­ young at heart and In apirit. Sunday in New Smyrna Beach. Monroe) Atomic Energy Commlitlon Io*t ally lake piac# In Ui* human Ufa can b# fascinating or Margie Stripling and baby ■ battle with the weather early, body In all of u j . T'iVlniJeia at any age. It deThe Bapcsat Miaatonary met boy (Sanford) tndap m l w-a* forced to caff th* Th# skin becociM wrinkled, th* panda upon you It pcooibly wtl! Th'jrwUy wtsh seventy-fnw at AUGUST * 15th po»tponement In the firing body become* mo.*# lUKcptlbl* to help a great deal if you keep Admix ion* tendint. Mr#. J. T. McClain and of It* Shatta cuclear derice. th# chrcnle lllr.casei that beset active. Mr*. Hart were host»• row for th* Diano Grandvfll*. 'Oviedo) If yow still feel Ilk# working, the older member* of our popti The t*»t wa# »#t fra S a m . Wilma Sander*. (Scottemuor) program "Giving water of life In get a part-tlm* Job B*»rycn* ean latlon. p d t. but tea* than an hour be­ Europe." Thooe taking part w«r* Gloria Reutier. (DeBary) use a little extra Intom# the*# Idays. Mr* P«ul Maxwell. Mr*. France* fore the device wa* to ba trig­ Wa Slow Up B.RTH9 gered atop a 500 foot toaer Baby boy !o Mr. and Mr*. Phillip*, Dalplina Phillip*. Mr* ! Our waig become* slower and Broaden your tiiLeraatJ Keep i Speer. Mr* J. T. McClain Mr*. seientiat* decided that wind con- , thtr# la Int ipf.r.g to th# attp. your thinking flexible. Taka a Johg William* ditjon* could carry fallout over Baby boy to Mr. aed Mr*. Self, Mr* Stewart, Mr# Hart. At Fatlgu# ortrta k ci ua more bigger part In club and church the end of th# program. Mr*. populated aroa* near the Netgda actlvltiex. Oct Interested In some­ Gienn Reutter, (D eBary). quickly. proving ground.*. Tha AFC will Henry Simpson showed movie* cl Dlicbarfr* Yet It’a probably not tlm# fox thing besides sitting around tha try a fain at tha same time house watching television. the old rocking chair yet. Colleen Dabb* and Baby their trip to Europe. Wrdfieiday If llf# la really Interasting for Mentally, and phydcaily, too. (Sanford). Tbe much-delay*d teat origin­ you’ra most likely a lot younger you, there la always something to Doria Franclteo (Sanford) FLUID DRIVE ally wa* acheduled July 73. Un­ than you think. It a all iu me way Uv# for. It ioa*« tva meaning only L-l* Anr.* L»ok}**T I Tarn when you fael lonely and useleaa. HALIFAX. S 3 . «P — Terry favorable weath*r led to th* po»iyou look at It. Park) No on* la ever tiaeleaa. And no Kidd l* a young man of a few ponementa, a record number for A century ago you could expect; Roae Marl# Perry and baby to live 40 year*. That wa* the one ever need b« lonely. word*. Ha had only on* comment th* 1»57 te*t rant* Two other boy (Sanford) avrraga Ufa tpan. Anything be- QtnXTtOR AND A VI W t l after ranting hi* father'* auto to teat* will be delayed at ieavt 10 A m Tanner (Sanford) yor.d that waa borrowed time. | A R Can the tenie of art*11 ba rofi into the harbor. Said 2-year- day* became of th# setback In Louni* Thompson. 'Sanford) Today the averaga la almoat 70 lost after a skull zracturt) old Terry: "Dad"* car drowned." th# AEC'a rahaduic. Janetta Knv (Sanford) years. And many, many peraona Aruwer: Ye*. If tha portion of 5frs. John Williama and baby Hr* well beyond that. tha brain controlling this ranee la Florence Hodge* (Sanford) buy (Sanford) Fcr those of ycu who must re*. damaged. SEARCH FOR KNOWLEDGE Joaephine C. Htcketta (San­ MELBOURNE. Auatralia V — June Bultner (Sanford) ford) AUGUST 1* J BurrUrv who rifled a pnnt »hop Carol J. Crumley (Sanford) AdmUiloat : her# apparently were trying to *#t BIRTIIS |at th# root of th# m*U«r. They Juanita Harold (Sanford) Baby boy to Mr*. Larin* C. >atole 10.<w> copic* of a booklet to Chaiiotta Sapp (Maitland) Stagg (Sanford) ! be dUtributed to local p>d:r*. The Katy Scott (Sanford) Baby Boy to 5lra. Lucy Sea- j booklet* de*cnbcd the bc*t meth­ Lucid* Gwen* (Sanford) mors (Lake Monroe) Lucy Seamore (Lake Monroe) od* to thwart rrim*. Diacharge* BIRTHS Baby girl and Mother Mr*. Baby boy to Mr. and Mr* SPREE PlB LiriTY Helen McKane ( Long-wood) Hubert Ziegler LONDON tf — Directors of Helen Morn* 'Sanford) Baby girl to Mr. and Mr* Lou Edith Bi*hop (Sanford) ; Fr#mlin'a Brewery are to have P h o n # b e fo r e Harold. U P TO $ 6 0 0 Mrt. Charlotte Fioyd Sapp : thair own company tie. Th# eraBaby boy to Mr. and Mr*. n o o n lo r y o u r I vat will feature pink elephant* and baby boy (5lattland) Floyd Sapp. on a dark background. u Robert People* (Saa'ord) Cmb 14 m o n i y Ia t • r Diwkargee Tm 1m *#!#•# f|f8»«l • • #•#*8 r z t . Florence Smith 'Sanford) the i i m * d a y l Ethel Mattair (Sanford) i m n ) IN HUM HIM Y o u a o lo c t y o u r Patricia Harper (Sanford) un III 30 UN 41tN Viola Fran»r (Sanford) o w n rop a y m on t DIM UN 57799 32.80 Marjorie Smith (Sarfocd" plan I Floyd Fullerton (Sanford) Marrare* Thu r«*n (Grange City) AUGUST M Admlatinna •ylveater Edge (Lake F I N A N C I S I R V I C I , INC. Monro*) of Sanford Catherine Stage* (Sanford) 1 » *6 f A W F O P D * | Ralph Bennett 'Sanford) 125 South Fork Avtnu* • T#l#phont: FAirfoi 2*4813 Cbrp— Rev. WIRiaa E. Brook* Jr. (SarJord) >00#808e8*8800#8888#8888888088t8800»009 « 9 t # p 15th Postponement Of Nuclear Test Bomb Forced Toda I You Needn't Grow O ld O A N S New Banking Hours Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Friday Evening: 5:30 p.m. • 8 p.m. CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY FA Pyi I L Y F L O R ID A I ST A T E BA N K BiacrestSellers...because BiggestSavers/ ^ IVIward Jr. returned Sunday Africa, nn July n and boarded th#lr unknown t*«8«. Ufl'ard nf |r«Ri tr \r iioeL T o*. i« d i....from a months le*>* with rela Ihg (learner Brana at Port Geg»• 1 at T m tN tad w .. I tr and friend* in Georgia and ML f r ' M ^ r . . r M.V k T .-a 'k .(V.1X Uw.| Ptn" ‘ ^ r *'U4u ^ 7 1 panted by Mr. Small a mother. Mr*. Harrison Small and children Loui* arui Nancy o f Grvwrtburg, Penn, for a ahort viatt here. 4««tiara Itnlia* ad >*»* ar graatir*; ■raatiaa; tad Mr*. John Lrwia. Mr*. lienr. •ar k«1 all paraan* rlalatr* arr rljrkL fill* ar im r-at la aa* ta tha Mnlng of Orlando and Mr*. J. L. fatlewlaa l>>-iltal taut* if*uat* Jeckvm and Brent and Brenda I t i t 't f a nr cta n t***. I—Ik i i ' l l i i l - i i l l r . i d i i Kir,-«M'>r Irua(»»•• JlMt I II l U S K I N i > t . I i l n X I N . kit w ife . It ailv*. a t * If 0 » i l . I k ilr aa kn•own aw n k i l n at law kiln l*w. Irla a i U : ( ( t l a t la *aaala*la o * * a - PILE E l TIP NEWARK. England » Thieve* wno looted * clgater ahop left * word of advice for tha proprletor. They wrote a note laying: ” Loc% after the p’ te* heaer." ----------------------------------------------David of Sanford and Mr. and and Mr*. Brneat Snodgrass Teas. MKrutrurii*’ *W Ta ^r. unit i ii w a v in. mi.> n ii Mf*- *• c ; Harvey R. Dunn nf Ftraal Ctfy H 'U , «»:»-n<Vf araar4la* t* gueata of Mr*. Frnd Render WedPl»« Uareof rtaarde* la plat I naeday. i(>eitt tha week and with hia par Ue n*ear4a ar (wT'Mti rv..... .. I Rrrm.ia and V a - I D | v y f «f * s » j — *J, M y | * j W y t R s y r t j L rtorlta To* art a* k *f Taa will taka ford were overnight guetta of Mr. | Durm. ■aura (kat tha MkUtlft Ik tka •boat atria* rwaaa kaa lB*tlt*t>i p i t •*•!«!» Vea la tka nrralt 0 P K N 1 2 :1 5 rtart of Ik* Mlatk Jadlctal rtr. alt. U *%4 for Samliwla o**Mr. Mar. 14a. t* ealrt tilt* la Ika rl.U iiff i. LAST th# pi* tha real eraearlv atteala le a.mi. «)• (Waalf. ~ — -i • .< *i a«nk*4 aala rtarta* SHOWING • h -ia . . T M IA T I! V..« h»-rt>r t* fill fewe aaaaar I* th* eewH.taint nu t I •» ahov* *'*la4 aalt with I i w M a ir a ii tki IJiarh ml th* (Wrralt O an la •*4 fnr froelMl* Oaaatr. rte»l4*. ta ih# Cnarlho-M# at l a i M fie . rtda. an4 ta aaraa a r.>pr thara^r z z waa-'B-wsg «:;* i ^ t i*mrrrit S £* j aaid aitoraav ra ar haCra* taa tlta ‘1*7 # f 8 *ra*nib*r. A. t». I**.t. 11ar a- la fait rot *r telwaroara will ha aatarai aralnat r-a t-r 4*faaK. XH w n v u i Trnrnisor. j heraweao eat wiv li#a4 aa4 afflial ■ty. •#•! at 8»arar4. n»H4a. thU IJth dap of Aaeuat. A. h IMt, O r MKItjeTKIl# Clark «f tka rtr gf agnMael# rVuBtf. F FRED ASTAIRE-CVO CHARISSE 811k Sto ckin g s ____ ms m ilr n im Ar .t ^ ^ w iim c a ia bTARTS TOMOBROW /y \ | M ore tr u th o w n e rs know that Chevrolet . . . with It* wide range o f models , * • offers the right topodfy and power to stay and save on any jebf Dwrablo Oiavroiwt Titfc-Poroo (it'tM U H l Mitaih RMi k : t ' i fililC tracks art doing mora )ob*—and drxm BOfi Quad)/ and eflkltntfy ii*n any other tract. And bccauto of their brawny btttld, htg-load caplcitiet, and many modern feature*. Chevrolet* save tuna sod « o a c y trvwnd tha ciocU ~ Taka a t r t at Cb#vmWt*» SardattjrLing pickup*. You ean taka yvrar pick of Mg. nxicnv bodies with hardwood floors, si k1»trips, Only frandtiicd ChetnJrt dealers and gra]n-t!gh( tanyafe*. And for the right power. O ie w rolct oiltn a lineup o f » . per-effi­ cient cnemcs from 140 a l th# way up to 210 h p. From a wide range o f model*— perky pickups, middlewetghM. tough Undcma-iet your CbcvroWt dealer help you select th# right Ruck for jo u r job. Sea hta toaai Chevrolet Ttrsk-Jbme 57 Ih ia k f f i t 'W g W i o & le trvdnJ display this ft Sea Your Local A u t h o r i z e d C h e v r o l e t Dealer ;|—i ' ri V I* �Sraf^iT.- ■ <*':-r * ©It# #m tfurd f c t a lit Partly cloudy throush Thursday will! widely scattered afternoon and earning thundershower*. » VOL. XLIX E sta b lish ed an in d e p e n d e n t d a il y SANFORD, FLORIDA, 1009 n ew spaper WEDNESDAY. A l'G l’ST II. 1957 Shop and Save • . Sanford > TO. fi.. United Press leased Wire American Youth Leave Moscow For Red China M ilk B o a rd C h a ir m a n O d h a m S w o rn In T o d a y Students Defy Ban CofC Directors Approved Proposed By-Law Changes Th« 5*mlin1» Cmintv Chamber MOSCOW Ferty-cne ymi-i (nutirana left Moscow for Rvd ,f Commerra member-hlp d m a T ILL III ASS EE V Th. TR IGIC END TO VACATION—A chartered air User, returning from Britain with a group of war • ins aboard the IVIptng Special ',r' 11 •D’1 underway in Ortnlser with State Milk Commission was rx veteran* amt ihrir famillr• who had Item varalmnrag al a reunion In England. crashed in a thundertrain today in open defiance of llMllcy V*'?*"2. ,h c fi,m ' t'nrm If milra south uf tjurltee ('ll), Canada. All 73 person* ahtiard ihe ship were killed The air period to act up machinery today Uic Stale Departmrnl* ban on paign, Clifford MeKihbin. presi­ alew at ris-ht show* Ihe dehri* of what was a planeload of happy pa--engcrv after the rraah nn a for • new study of the necessity j dent, lo'd number* nf the Board China travel. boggy Held At left Mary A chuckle breaks dn«n when ahe learnt of the rrath. Her sister, \|ra. \l of milk price controls In.Florida. | of Directors last night. lllaeker o| Toronto, « a i one of tho»e who died. (UP Telephm) Several barked out of going *t I Rrailey Odium of Sanford, J MeKihbin called on the member­ the last minute after a night of who fought milk price fixing | ship to ‘ pilch in" an.l do the usual soul srarrhing and argument whe­ Huimg hil ten umurrrsaful ram-1 Rood bd! in assisting the memberther to defy Washington. paigns for governor, took over a* [ *h‘p drive rommittrr The It who atood hy their drchairman of the Milk Commission I The tentviive budget o f S31.S00 teimination tn go left Mowowr * W reviewed at las’ night'* dlTuesday at tiie first >e<rion of a 1h» Seminole Count) Ju n !" ) arotlav station at 4 p m. 9 irrtors meeting, pointing nut that The Board of Sanford Clfy Com- Iwodsy meeting here lie a auicd milk producer* from (Itamher of Commerre tregan pre­ • m. eats. TSie train will follow requests had hern matte to hemt|misiloner* hat gnttfn down to the ; "arrlout" study of th* clly'a 1997- \aimm part* of Ihe state who parations last nlcht for the nn the Iran* Siberian line, arriving nolr County and City of Sanford to John Krider, Manager o f the apprprut* 110,000 each to ratty were on hand for the rrorganltat- mist Jnyrre Fishing II.mIpo for at Peiping in eight day*. .'*1 budget Seminole County Chamber of Com­ The hi.ats on thi* first organlird out the "aihertlsing ef S.unford' Seminole Counly Children. io< merting that the romminion Commltalonerr have already remerce reviewed Sanford's "lo o ' reived a copy nf the proposed bud­ srra not "Hacked" against price Mrmber* of the Irval J*)ree American junket to Peiping tie and Seminole County,” with tho Year Dream" yesterday at the balanre of the budget raised from get prepared hy City Manager War controls, but would taka "a fresh club are meeting at the City Shopi Ihe t hinear Communists. Lion* Club noon luncheon meeting. Thiee otoer Americana who at- ntemlserahipa in the Oc'.ubrr drive, ( ten E Knowlea. However. details lo o k at this problem.” tn put potri, lines, hooka, tinker* "The 100 year dream." Krliler Communist Youth Reviewing Ihe showing o f the of the departments! breakdown " I f rontroli were abolhhrd to­ and floats In shape tn he used nn tended the told Lions Club members " m ’ have not been releaied pending morrow, I thttik wr would are an Wednesday. Aug. JA. when the Festival here last week -aid they "Seminole Counly Story" to TV J thousands of intrraaled people In budget meeting!. Inrrrate tn i<rtre* Instead of a largrst crowd ever tn gather about would go to Peiping by plane audience*. Manager Krider pointrd ) connect the St. John* flivcr with The first meeting of the hoard drerea*e,” thlham aatd. "I’ m wil­ Lake Carol# will dtp their linn l*i*r to Join the urganlscj tour. out that "W e have had it out more Ihe Atlantic Ocean near Tituaville." than at any time In Hi history." Case No Reason I to study th* rlty'a money bill will ling to make *vrry ronaclentious Into the lake in hopes of ratchlnp It la Increailngly more impor­ It it being shown now In Ohio the first, tvggrst, or tongrat fiah The two American* who dropeffort to ice if price fiaing la he held Monday night tn discuss tant now, he raid, line* the deve­ A transatlantic flight has atari- and set up appropriations for th* necessary." in rharge nf the group working !*«■ °l 'b** tour today were and Michigan, he said, and it is Sanfont will goon trel an up In- lopment of the deep harbor at also being distributed hy the Flo­ date 'nipeellon by South'Kaalern Canaveral. "Any future develop- e.J tor the Commanding Officer operatbn of the municipal govern­ Before soling on abolishing the laat night was (J. Andrew Speer. Richard Sherman o f Chicago, III, rida Development Commission. Underwriter* Aaaoclation'a munici­ m e.t In Sanford and Central Flo- and 12 officer* and men of Heavy ment. price lontrola. the commission i Tonignt Frank Noel will be in *nd Stan Fukaon, of lavs Angeles, The hoard nf directors approved pal engineer, accmdlng (o a letter rids depend! on Just one thing," Attack Squadron Seven, as they Already A nf a mill ha* been will have to hold public hearing* 1 charge and tomorrow night Herb Calif. Their reason* for dropping the first reading of proposed t A ch ed by City Manager Warren he aa‘d, "cheap water borne car- - Terry an AJ "Savage" to render- earmarked for a general "aeroas on the Issue throughout the slate Stenstrom take* over to direct Ihe trip w en rItlOun littmrtchanges in Ihe Chamber o f Com­ IL»ua with the Squadron'* Detach­ the board" cost of living wage In- tn sound out rtllrena on Ihe issue, i Ihe activities. go." T. Knowlea. lately. merce by-laws which aet mretitnr* Krlilrr reminded the IJon* Club ment Thirty Six In Mediterranean rrea»e approved unanimously hy Tlte injpcciton la being made (o Odham and Ihre* Olliers were Other group* getting prepareThose planning to fly to Peiping quarterly Instead of monthly; Inwat-ri. The Detachment has been I members of the fact that the Ar­ hoard member* at last Monday sworn In as new members of the lions under way for Ihe big event Justify Ihe fir* Imuraneo clasalfi ,r|* brother* David an-l Albert rrr.x»es the board of direetori fro cation of M l 5 Claas which would, ray Corps of Engineer* now re- abort one airplane and crew since night's meeting. c o m T h ? ) n eif n|>|H>intc4 JuM prior t«j ichoot opminjj ,«f Ilmokllnf, inil IT to (9; provide* for the reapaatd City Manager Knowlea, ma- ■ognlav plratur* boating as a fee- it left Ihe continental United States Ma>or David Cat. hr I intimated ■recently by Gov Iwltuy ( olltna. Bob Cushing who heads the com- J» r°b Rosen, of Ns-w York City, pointnunt on the board o f direc­ tcrially reduce fir* tnauranca pre­ |tor with 11,000 boats as a poten- in June when one crew had to re­ that the mlllage Increase in elty* j Odham replaces L. K. Nicholas aa inittee to provide tee rream and Rosen was In Kiev attending a tor*; eliminates the nominating ' list from three counties alone us­ turn to Sanford. mium ralei In the city. __ __________ ___ became ____ cold drink* for the youngster* par- rongreas of the organisation of committee; seta th* number of taxes would be approximately - cha.mi.tn ami ____ Nicholas The "Savage", piloted by Lieu thrt* mill*In order to tnkr c a t e !administrator of the commission, tiripatlng; The laat inspection made by the ing the St. Johns at Sanford as the Seminole County World Democratic Youth, directors from each district and tenant Commander II C- F’rancla- of operatingexpenses andnecesassociation was in July of 199i an outlet. Other ... new are -Jackson Association which will Thr American* had met behind >he method of election; and tela ....... - mernliers ...........____ ...............I Sportaman . Bringing Ihe Industrial po*slco. alio carrie* Lieutenant Junior and since that time, according to ear>’ capital improvement*. Logan of Tampa. Hubert Carter l»»«*•«**- the hail l<* lie used tn tha tln«cd door* at the Hotel Totirlat the quorum for meeting*. powlea letter requesting mnal I bllities Into tha •'|i<0 year dream", Grad# T. If. Prrnti.-e as bombar­ local mar-1 In the frittva! village to make It hat b-en estimated that eon s-1uf Jacksonville, and Wllnter Baa Fishing Rodeo; anil Aviation Mach­ ’ration ef the chans* to a h tfle rK rid e r pointed out "that It would dier navigator chanu who miasioner* will require at trail sett nf Monllrello. (laniflcatlnn. Improvements have ha a wonderful thing if we had inists Mate Third Class Donald po!>-a In lo go and Ignore ihe ***rn wsrnfour meeiincs to aludy the com a Her the seven commission equipment tn put - thw .... , i . i shape. MncharUa contributing Ing nf Undersecretaty of Stale A _ _ _ , , | x / I f 1 n w been tkade i|V Dr* tttfenae Ins- ttei oppeitwSnty 9l d*i'~e-S,l »ft-el V'nj-a at .'V»d . ilfwiBJC. «n-i plate budget. members vtderd tl-clr opinion* on , 1 . „ _, . . . * roll! coming into the Senford area ; Avolaiiott Mu litnl.U Ifalr Strtmd provements. . r , 1 ne. a nkrrs, float* and tviok* are: Christian Ifrrtrr which was pi»». ^ S S O l J l l U l I d ." T O O T Two separate tmdgrla will b# prm- ,-ontrul. III rertwnae to queaHowever, the Inspection would —but we've never r en been able - CJaai Atb*rt E. George, Plane Robson Spotting Gooris, Hill Hard i Captain. Tit# treW will Join the studied: one for genrral govern- tlona by odium, th-- y a commit- ware C o, and c*-mlnole Spurting be primarily to prepare a llrt of to disco-- such a possibility." I feel that thorn who have ac- -letachment aboard the aircraft ntenl and another for the utility tion at Its first action refused t» 'Tflr' t recommended improvement* for Ing not tn go. Another, who had , COCOA VP — Pnllr# today department. 1— -a withdisa directive ------ ' ' co,l'to milk th* "better classification desired'' cumlated using! and are not de­ 1cirrler URS Rsndolph operating pvrvlouslv derided not to r<v, charged James Smith. 23. with distributors to buy their milk fur tent m Indutlry or commerce with the Sixth Fleet In th# Medi­ based on current conditions and changed lit* mind and derultwl to raping # Uvea raid girl betide a consumption in schools and mil K it the people who should alt terranean. and finish out the eight experienced Judgement. | join the group highway while hi* wife held th# Itary pitta at dais one pipe*. R. L. C-atewood, chief engineer hark and let the young ritlrrns mrnth deployment. Mill Total II iliild's arms Hying with th* "Savage" will th* underwriters association handle Ihcaa problems, ' Kndcr Dixdoturr of Ihe change of Smith'a wife, Shirley. SO, waa at a September meeting he Commander It. C. Knight, Com­ Knowles in his letter "Since I said. plan* hy ' the other five te.luc# 1 charged with being an accetaory. rommlatmn, Pointing to l.loni Club mrmber!, , after representative* p r n n r L j« - p T f l l l f C manding OfGtcr of Heavy Attack we have not Impeclrd Sanford in the train parly to 41 from an Sheriff James W Dunn said th# it the industry, educational and r r U f l L l l l b L I U I ISb Seven. piloting the over a year and change* have pro­ Krider said, "You are the ones Squadron A move tn bring almot a negn- original 4<V When the three wha «u>uplc plcknl up the girt and two bably occurred during th* Interim who will tay we are for this or squadron's P-’V "Neptune" pa­ BY MRS RIYMOND MORRIS |military leaders have been heard th ;f." And lie adc-1 "Anything trol plane. With Commander i on the subject. Gallon for a Sanford Ga* Com- said they w ill gr. Utrr hv plane j younger children al a trailer parte which makes the present grading CASSKLRERRY — Otto Henn­ ------- -— pany franchise was started Mon j reach Peiping, the number of j !»*t Saturday, then left Ihe youngno longer applicable, we are list­ that will bring a payroll to San­ Knight am Lieutenant K. E. K i­ ing was Inducted Into the f-iona „ , , . _ . . ' day night hy the Hoard of Sanford American youth, nn Ihe Junket Ifr children at the home of Mrs. na), Lieutenant Junior Grade N.5. ing your city for an up-to-date In­ ford, we need." will total 41. Smith'a ilatcr. Demonstrating ways which Pntden. Aviation Marhlnivt* Mate spection." Komromolaknya Prava.l*. organ After th* assault, Dunn said th# -d the occupa­ would help the development of First Ctaaa G. B. Smith. Aviation gen. of the College Park etuis, who tional tlrenca for thr lo«al firm to I uf th* Voting Communist*, rejotc couple drove the girl home. Her Sanford an-l Central Florida. Kri- I Elretroni.-sman First Class T. P. also prracntrd five year pci fret he tssunl only unlil March 31. I!'1^ cd today that the Ami'rlcaps had parrnts contacted polirr and Ihe drr laid "Ihe Chamber a of Com­ I’ lirk, Aviation Electrician Third attendance awardl to qualifying Indicatlona that a new frans’hlte* ' derided to defy wha' It called 1Smiths were arrested. The girl mence, Port Authorities, Propel- J Clan A INI Frandano. Airman I Casselberry Lion*. Nine clubmen for lor Cluhr, and other commercial -I II. Monies, and Airman T. A. is being sought were made when j ||rrtrr i "thi **lening letter” . It |was admitted la sHospital d had attained the five year alien TOKYO IB— Japan nn thi* IJtlt th* Board of Commissioner* *p j also lamented what It called at- ' treatment nf shock. ar-d civic crganlratlona in arras |Green. Th* crew In the "Neptune" |-lance mark and seven were on snnivetsary of her aurrender in Florida law prohibitspublic*that can be *-rve<l by new water­ 1will give neeenary logistic Ind proved the Issuinr of the occupa tempts hv Ihe American Emhaasy hand fur tha presentations Tbr>se World War II. I# ae*|ng the la «t tinnal herns# from Oct I, 19W ln(| rmropomlrnt* In Mosctrw lo nam# of a r*|# vie A chicken barbecue Ii being ways, or whi.-'.t ran he benefited i maintenance support to the "Sa­ 1receiving the awards from Jrrol American romlmt Itonpa finally to March 31, 199! "predicted on a frighten and dissuade the youth-1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ given Saturday, Aug 17 to benefit m o n through further development vage" as it wings its way on the |gen were Junius J. Alien, Haul leaving her Islands. renegotiated franchise " ful adveoturrri. k i D /+ the Elks Childrens Playground in of existing waterway*, ran help lonrtrip arrow the Atlantic. I Altman, Hibbard Cxmclbenry. Ren tremendously by initiating pro­ The two aircraft will-fly to ArTo irnna Japanese, the w|GsThe newapaper aald "reactionIx flO J O r K O y U T C C Il Fort Mellon Park. j Evnn*. Mdler Evan*. C. K. (B ud) >1 is t welcome eraiing n f ; . . . . , ... , , ary United Stale* elrcl*a'' wrere I Th* barbecue, slated to hesln jects, attending hearings both In |genlla, Newfoundland with a re­ I Fisher and William Ottn. Itarmond draw-al trying to deprive the youths of at S 30 Saturday afternoon. Is he their own communities and W ash­ fueling atr.p at the Naval Air -Sta­ Morris, ab-ent because of Illness signs . , . , their 'elementary rhj,ht—tlie tikht ing sponsored by th* Sanford Elks ington, communicating with your tion, Quonaet Point, Rhode Island, 1waa preaentrsl the award by arc re alihdrawal mean* a lo«* of Jot.* Major Roy D Green Iravrt San­ representatives in Congress, and I then to the Atores Islands in mid M DOUt Club and all proceed! will Ire used to travel to another country." |tary F*rnl A. Yeager and William to other J.ipanese, nr a drop in j C f l S l t l V e ford Saturday for Fort Knox. Ky. puoUrlaing waterway benefits Mlantlr, and then to Port l.yautry ».f rt habilitate ard furnish equip- jb y puolicDl lucrative Ii lainetse* l-asrd on the . . . n I J C Th* only rme o f the group to Higgle, now in vacation, will re where he will attend the LT5 ’ Army I French Morocco. Commander nfent In the playgrm.nd. I (trlosslirul* L'. S *rr\lcenian pattnnaxH lS b a l d b p O l withdraw! at the meeting -a s Or­ Aironr School. ceivr hi* awatd at a later date. Knight and crew In the "Neptune" Cost of the barbecue Is It SO The biggest prnhlcm far.d by nF.RIJN tP - Snvlat Commit ville Schmidt, * Menonltv and Major Green said thi* morning Jerttigen emphasised the Imr-ir will return to Sanford n about a nlate. A free delivery I! aval), tance of attendance In maintain Ihe Japanese people on this an n|,t [,e»d*r Nikita Khrushchev I* conscientious objector of Marion that he had hern assigned to the ten days. able hy calling Fa 2 3762 or Fa lllg a strong chlh. Mcmlier* were nlvcraary howevet, la Ihe question sensitive about hi* bald aput. hut R. D , now worl ing with East Armor S-houl to attend a 17-wrrk 2-3432. Fluropcan refugee. In Germany. Advanced Courre beginning Aug. urgml to attrnd meetings regularly, ' if th* buildup of her own ih-fin*«- not like moat men. Co-chairmen for Ihe event at* Shelby Tucker, an Oxford vtudrnl 19 lie n sensitive tn sunlight lo take an arllre pari tn club af forces All II. 8 combat ground Jim lloolehan and Ralph Wight. Mrs Green an.| children will reA hare headed Khru*h( hev ad of I’asi Christian, Miss , who had fair* and attend district meeting* force* aie scheduled to !*• with Assisting on Hie committee aret |when puavlblc- Also, "with an ma Dawn from Japan hy tha end of dressed a mass rally for more withdrawn iecnn*i«h"ed and an­ main In Sanford rhtle Major Green WASHINGTON W» — Sen ( '« tton Brown. Stlnaon KtrJaw. Georg* A. Smathers D-Fla. got attend* the tchool. j ny club* nearby It Is easy fur any this year. than an hnflr In Eaat Berlin Tne* nounce! he would go Fiota Yelvlngton, John Pop*. E. some ronflietlng answrrs Tuesday Lion In make up a mrcling o f his The Marine* began th.tr f.nal rt*>' "bcncs^pe the .on came L Fuller. Hilt Hardin, an-l Wad* when he aiked at a hearing what 1own club which he may have m itt withdrawal thi# wrek while th • " ul h' r" ,c h ,‘l ,or «’*n h) Snyder. states are still dry. IAS VEGAS. Nrv. <m — Un­ ml for good reason,” Jerigen said irt Cavalry Division’ ! t'.andar I *f"* ' . .a. mot# ^ Harold F Jenkins, secretary of *tl! "Ontr two. Oklahoma and Mir favorable wind* again Inlay to Karrj loon . . Whrn . .ih#. •tan ... . . 11 . hirH i rlniH H n r u i r v n f v rfmo x#f l slMippi." replied Thairman A 9 forced th» Atnml* Energy r«m - [ College f*cV IJon* read a fesotu The United filaie.Jtll maintain jt <nH . ^ h . d hack hit remain Mika Mnnroney D Okla. o f » Sen mission tn call soother ?t-hmir tion adopted hy that rlilh anpport ate rommerr# subcommittee. j delay In the firing of Its Shasta [ Ing Jerigen as a candidal# for Go­ a titraht* Air F’orre and Naval jn_ h4|f unlta in Japan for an indefinite , 'T exas," loudly rolunteerrd an nuclear rlevlca. vernor nf district 19 0, unidentified woman In the audi­ It marked a record number of In recognition of hii service as period. ence. Id lime* that thr tret has been past president, past rone chairman The ground trooji*' withdrawal WASHINGTON i f — T*‘* TTavy "Mo.* Smathera said. , puitpsr.rii. Sglep?!-'* eeaehwdnted •rvt n.,-* • r<en*ile ihalfSel ^m-*y ■ -j not a sm artly m«an ' a— oo—.-e-r ImI iv t* will drop t®,- Jojt saemi dry." |tha shot tn he fired from a W). nor and holder of * pet fee* s! '•pan will suddenly st.p up :he n C T C T O I T I O r r O W CA9 civilian employes In Ihe eur! font tower for 1 a m. p d t. Thura- tendance record for several yeari. tempo of her defense buildup. But ... .. , , Mrs N*nr* Nancy W IV unt fiscal year, the maortty of the local club voted to support it doe, fare the Japan*,, nation |day. Mr* * 'rr,r '* ,t Count” Service Officer fo* tv-ml Irm l-y Ort. "I. ■'em However, th# AEG a»M It ha* Jernigen too per rent. with lha reality that thr Ameri­ Tire economy order was !>• lat- Y q q { O n R c C O r d another device ready to fire and Jernigen rou.vlcsl out a busy can ... Gl‘s . . . . are . . . leaving and that nn|r Counly ha* Invited Charles State Sen Ice Ofeit In a series of drastic measures >mu!d decide later today whether sch*dula Irr Inducting Otto Henn * , U definitely hair to do ‘office a'.*'a ro — TV* lo go ahead with th* Shaata test eg Into the club. fo fit Ihe armed forces into a 111 J irKSONVILLE something m*r* g into ciun. more aliout bullHim building . ” 'i.»s,,,'i,\t"n.r#*<iinu« »nH Ulllon Hollar spending budget for "umber of polio r**e* In Florida or Irirrer tho other device In­ Thg meeting was rondu«ee«l by up U11 her k .r defense Hrfena# power rower discuss technical q testlon* and the year which began July 1. l-l* running less than half of th* deed. Paul Altman. 1st vice-president.! PT , d,fen'* P0* " ; . problems w‘th veteran* and their Twtlv# years ago Unlay Japan a . u n m >rs or dependents residing The Air F'orre has annouurnl lumber In I9M. which was one of Th* A EC waited until the last due to the unavoidable ib w n e . of ,ou* ,,n', f'-'vn’- ' Will- in this area, with regard to \rtcr flans lo drop clvllion entP0'^ vearg nn record, minute tn port pone the Shasts t*«i urai! lent Robert Srh:- iff The flslr Board o f ITrailh. In In hopes that wind rondjtlnne Jcrnlgcn expressed genuine tary machipa atood in ahjeet nn« Administration benefit* such ployes by the in* end of Ortoi-er October at defsit. #• hospitalisation, education and • saving o f 1 to * million a tta i»*eVly report Tus^dav. **ld wool! Improve. The AEC aald Ihe plearurv when Informed that tight training, insurance, disability, wi­ month Army plans are yrt to eight new rases were reported f«r present winds would hare blown of th# five year attendance award* dows and dependent parents bene the w*ek ending Attg. 9 That fallout over a roa.l construction war# madr to charter members 'w announced. fit-, Gl Housing loans, etc. brought the atate total for the year camp 90 mile* nurtheast of the Jo# Wcimrr now nn vacation, will *Th» Navy wa* unable to say Prince represent* the headquar­ to to, eomnared tn 1B3 for the Nevada proving grounds. ha eligible for a' similar awatd in Immed.jtrly what it monthly ters office of the Florida Departsame period last year. September, saving would be after the civilian Only one of Ihe new rates, a j mrnl of Veteran* Affair*. Past a eutLark, hut It apparently will he old white girl tn Marion LIMA, Peru sn — Gladys le n ­ Grille, Florid* and hi# aervtces are r lit DON .9AII.OR8 der. thia year’s Mist Universe, offered free of charge lo all con­ not much lesa than the Air j fo o o t y , s»a* of the paralytic type FLU CLOSE! ftCHOOIJi BUENOS AIRES IP — The gov­ RI1SCUKRH rare? (laudl# Cordl (renter) «f I^cro. Italy, down the BUEMW AIRF7S 01 — All has been stricken hy the Asiatic cerned. Force's. I The chtM apparently had not re. ernment has partioned 93 navy en­ Beductiosia will run througloul f<.tvrd SaU, vaccine shut* listed men end released them fno ichoola in Buenm Aire* and its flu. You may make #n appointment laat few feetof Fig, r Mountain la (irlndrlw eld. Switierland. after hi and three other surmhrrs of hi* cllmbliig parly were trapped for fh« Navy's shore establishment,1 Thrre of the non-paralytic care* priaon where the) »*re tcrvlng suburbs sirre closed unlil >ext Hi* T >tuvian beauty'* doctor with Prince In advance through the more than • week. AlfreJ llclepart ,a Germ*# guide, wa# lowered the announcement said. Naval were reported from Hillsborough i lime for participating in subver- Monday breauaa of id epidemic of said h# hag ordered absolute rest |County 8«r>lc« Officer •( Sanford on a winch operated eahlv down the pe#k'l aorlh f#re lo veaeh (khipyards, erdnance plant*, ovvr- County. One each occurred In - sive activities since the overthrow Asiatic Flu. Authorities said al "for two day* at least." - where Princ# may h# contacted Cordl, ssho waa so weak h# had to he strapped t# the ruidt'a hark. kaul and repair shop*, and lupply Brevard. Collier, A billiard hat hampered effort* lo reach the other thr.e tssn. Bradford and ] nf the Peron dictatorship. It war leart half a million persona wtr# Her condition it not considered personally on Aug IS. 1937, from —— • (lauraalio&M gaUssauhotuJ f | o U will he (hicU) affc.ttak i I'mcltas roualie* I announced. | affected by th# disease acnoufc j2.(n< P.M. i« 1.90 P M. j- «F 100 Year Dream' Yesterday's Subject At Sanford Lions Club Poles Are Being Readied For Jaycee Fishing Rodeo Municipal Budget Proposed; First Meeting Monday VAH-7 Ferrys Plane On Transatlantic Flight To Randolph Cily To Receive iihspeefion Soon By Underwriters Man, Wife Held In -C & S r i 2 W i i a ^ 'O l i l Girl At Cocoa Casselberry Lions Club Inducts New Member At Meet Sbk. City Commission nut t.sue win ....Moves For Gas Co. ,S ^ " a !a DS3; Anniversary Of Jap Defeat Sees U. S. Troops Leave Isle Chicken Barbecue I Benefit Elks Youth Playground of jap.n. dcfci Hut in. Nikita Khrushchev Senator Smothers Gets Conflicting Jibes At Hearing Leaves Sanford Shasta Postponed For 16th Time Because Of Winds Navy Will Drop 13,000 Civilian Employes Scon m VA Rcprcscntaivc ’57 Lightest Polio Miss Universe Has Asiatic Flu Siege [_ '-*i f*/ cA wWHv* - I . • *j'.-i • *&*!**; ■ �4 Wednesday. Aur-i^ v>- Pag* 2—Th* Sanford Herald N . Y . Cham pion Secretaries List Theatre Party Plan Requirements Already C o m p le te d ;^ AIStSTANT ATTOKNIY CINIRAl William F. Tomp-'AbeJ, who entered the U. S. If.»g:!!y In 1918, a kina points out the window of hla office In Federal Icolonel in Soviet counter-intelligence, headquarCourt, Brooklyn. K. Y-, at the tenement In w hleh1ten of which ere in the Kremlin. The autpect htd Rudolf Ivanovich Abel (left), S3, accused Soviet; teen running a aniaU photorraptue atuaso in aua.ap;', U'-M. Tht redesil grand juryindietsnent calls ties to his alleged spy actl/itiaa. ffnumeflora!) Caribbean Watched For Squall Than proceeding over to Stalls*, Vaeaticn Bib'.# School eperj Crabtree. Primary I Department L. B. «lle A»e. it w-ill turn into W;^.*. at First Baptist Church Monday for ilx-yfar-oMs; Mrs wood en Forest- Drive n PUr.i for iBR*h?r N V - Y*.*V NXW YORK — It t t k u sern-ng. Augu:: 19 i t B:C0, and Hocp- Pnairy 2 t>cpart.T.eat forj r < r lo SU'tr A'** ; turn n c.-j ^ Chimpior. Thaitre Party hiv* b*?n Plwty re*ri this tikW -ljf.ition centisuaa thro*;gh F r .liy Aur-ii'- ae* an-y»ar-eUi Mrs W. I Gilaa. 24th St. going to SummdrLn A*v Primary 3 Department for eighteempieted to i*av> fintord *n *’ * * <4F *^ # **r! r n 4 » r 30. A pregram of ainllng, sterie*. , . . . . _ , A ittrtttry may be required to to Randolph St. It will be in September 29th uUMimeed L T |tu|h ,t h, P b o w » , 0k ,,. funny handwork, bookwork, games and ) ear-old*; Mr*. W. O Tanner. art* about 8:20 a. m. Sheppard. Ticket A s m of lha or not; lend* him cigaret* or 'efrethmcnU will provide a hap­ Junior I Department for nineF rca Randolph it wUl go J? n 'n » " : »e< that he r«t» a raid, py and uutneUvw Use* to th«i year-clia; Mr» H H Gr.er. Jun­ Atlantic C ojjt Lir.a Railroad Mollonvii:* to Celery A-e a ;j af’ emoon jr.iek; dc*ie Mrs with Th* *!l«Jcp«ri*> package tr.p children of th« eoaaunity. The* ior 2 Department fer ten-year-1 tipinn if all doeant so well, avtn turn left »® Leeult A- e g - coves tramperation, hotol ateldi; Mr*. Cecil Tucker. Junior 3 School is open to all children from do hi* ahoprir*. three to 12 years of age. The Department for *leven-*nd-tw«Wal south to 22nd St. It *J1 tun1<ammMalionr at tkr new Itotel Tlttta dutira above ar.d beyond year-olds. An evening school for j right ard go over to Turk see Manhattan (Eigh.h Avenue— Uth t;-ptrtf and telephemnr can e to .hree-year-olda will go directly |to dJth Streata. in the h e m of tht Intermedia'* young people, thir­ turn north and proceed to th •» their department tn the morn­ light at a lunch-time gathering theatre dutnet), th# f'-ur birl«*' teen to iixteea y*ir» of lfd> vlll Firit Beptiat Church abev i ’ > ing. Otter ehillren will Une up the n*h»r dar. •*'.th AS i*<r*Ur.»a Broadway hltl. Radio City Mulie , „ n‘ I n on th* parking let behind th* Edu­ b* cenducted *a«h evening fro a a. ra. From the church ir ->» go to Third St- and turn v , lt $ Hall, a tour and lurrh.cn at the ffr 15 t' rnmin*nt n *n trA 'r * ffi,n cational Building and fo r a two 7:00 to appreximataly 9.39. dotns the talking. Higgins Terrace about i n cm United Nations, ticket* to telavilines for the Processional March Th* church bua will be used to Orisinally the stria fathered to Unuing to Persimmon Ave. *»( aton ahowi, and pn aen ;er and into to* auditorium for tha Jointpick up children who wish to at-| honor Sadi. Berlin, executive tec* b i ;s i | i tranifer*. *«.• . t v. tend Vacation Bible Behocl and oa m W ut F-'H- Sr retary to Gov. Goodwin J. Knight worship penod. « a - amv-ng back at the ch-^-ci Th* School will be cenducted h*v* no other mean* ef tram^ r[ of Cakfnrm. Mila NrUr.'wfao hsa attractions trietiooi •*» b* • n- • y Fat. „ nti) Knight ever since hia each day, Monday through Fri­ portatlon Schad'il# and roue# for tt S:55 a. m. Lady idy . a la m rr R»* Harmor. Ijeulenlnl „ „ „ „ day, for thrae hour! from 9:C0 the bua is as follows: who wno is » leasing lea.ins the «*■ j a i l on Decern , 9JT ..Mfr#Ur, of the year t. m. to 12.00 r.oon. Th* Com­ Leaving th* church at 7:43 e. ber 7th. U atill the number one selected n W lu l hv by Unde: wood in a poll mencement program will be ini m. the bus will go out Park Ave. «ttr action. (he church auditorium on Friday to Park Avenue Trailer Park ar.d of A,909 executives. Bella Ar» Ringing the second F-ening. August 30, at 7:W b* in Pmacraat at 7 39 a. m Then B u ll Of Judgement musical, alio ta on the schedule Contestants were judged on taet. oelock. The icheol wiU be fin- going east on 27th ft to Sanford Thu irmniy of a girl who works pfrw n *iity, appearance, poiae and anced by First Baptist Church, Are., it will turn right and io to for a New kor* te.ephone erswer- on jetUrt jrom their emplo>er* and the daily missionary offer- Floral Heights arriving there amg service bnngs Ju ly Holiday „ Uln %h , houlJ u leI, ct. Irg made by the children will go bout 8.00 a. m. From Floral i» :e :» hl » •ts* ■W . e * • ••* i ow • e t « a « e i » m . • *L M:ia P erltai geward: A weax tr.'.sreiy to miaiiocary cauaca. i Haights It w-.'J *oae back on [I dancing role The genlee ts for jn New Yerfr Tha depart lupenaitsdenta for Faaford Aw* ' first time I »'* to McRartsolds busy pdop’a who ca n t itgy homo been east of the Rockies” , she ‘hia year are as follows Mrs J. Drug sod turn t u t on 25th St. to answer th* phone. On* of these said. W. Turner. Nursery Department to Princeton Ave. young man, played by Sydney 6th And Maple It will cover Princeton. Yale. Hie talk got down to bosses for three-year-olda: Mrs. W. R.; Chaplain. A romance develop* be­ when a thoughtful soul from the Vance. Beginner I Department Orange and Willow in this area Sanford — FA 2-0500 en “»uaani‘«*rphopa” . Mias asked th* for four year olds; Mrs. J- P .j between E 05 and 8.10 a. m Holiday s telephone name, ar.d t/p*«Tlt*r coxr.par./ terretines to aaswar a few quea. Wilson. Beginner 2 Dapar-aent young Chaplain. . . , . , irons. Included w-*ra. "What do | for. five-year-oldsi Mrs. W. |.| Th* third scheduled ^p.ay ia i,j,e ,bout your boia?” and "Auntie Mamt” . starting Rcsa "What do you do to keep your Umt." sahf Lillian De Gore, who lind Russell A fa*t moving come­ bon happy?" works for comedian Ernie Kovaea. dy adapted from the fetr.cui best­ If ary secretary loathed th * ' "Laugh at his Jokes.” replied seller. H has p!ty«d *o capacity audiences since its opening. Inei- nan _ Sue . w -oeej i —. ih l - d * t Zkilores N ,• • • h o s e hssj u Jirk dentally, Mill Ruiaell leave* the *” _* w •* ’ *® Th* man Birry. quit shm^. m C "Always have cigaret* handy.” j company on January 13th to go from Underwood didn't asA about 312 EAST FIRST STREET dislike*, apparertly on the asiump- said Rita Quinn. secretary to j to Hollywood to make a picture. lion a good secretary knows when M:V.r Wallace, "He never is supPHONE FA 2.1151 The fourth play will be or.e of to keep her mouth shut. ;• *•! the aeasoai new productions ard ' I lu t my boss Seen** he a .And. on* r»cr»t|ry and she kept i H. JAMBS GUT JAMES B. GUT w-Ui be snnour.ced liter. single,' said on# girl TYday. the boss or. ketl "with a double A special feature of the trip Personal Preferences •coop of choeolat* ice cream with ; will be a tour of the United Na­ Olhera liked their employers' chocolate ayrup every afternoon." j tions building, followed by lunch­ sense of humor, fairness and un­ eon in tha delegates' dining room. derstanding. "The fart that he The tour covers the general. m .e n l«t» me do th* filing," answered bly and recurtty eountU ebambera Catherine Parsons, secretar/ to and tha baUdirg s educational e x -1Juij.u Pf th« New York City Opera Co. Although the achadule is a full \ To the "What do you do to keep one. Shappird ass ires there will your boss happy” question, one I , be plenty of time for aightaeemg.: secretary quipped: *'I don't try to •hopping end visiting placet of keep him hippj'—J’Ht guM nng." 1interest. "Do ell, tell nothing and La ont Roofing • Jalousies Ornamental Iron • Doors i Hospital Notes AUGUST 11 MIAMI V —Weathermen kept Admissions Dolly Hatch (Sanford* an «ya on a squall ar.a In the Steven Myers (Sanfordi southern Caribbean today but said Charlie Joe Lawrence (Dcth.ra was no eridenc* of circula­ Birjr) tion niedad to develop the saaAna* Gracey 'Sanford) Ella Mae McGriff (S anford)1 son* third tropical ateraBIRTHS Foracaiter Paul Moor* said tha Mr. and Mrs. Frink J. A lllia ,1 band of show era and weak easter­ a baby boy, (Osteen) ly wavs » a i spread o m a vcide Mr. and Mrs. Fred McGriff, | eras southeast of Puerto Rico x a baby gul. (Sanford) Mr and Mrs James Von tha lo n e r Aatillai. Ha raid the •bower activity tn the arte was H fb u iu . a baby boy. (Sanford) ‘‘.slightly above normal.” The ** * rt r » Horace Dudley (Sanford) wav* waa moving slowly west­ Gloria Re.ttar and baby boy, ward. (DaBarr) .‘It'S nothing to worry at~ut at Verna Brown <Sanford) Mary Carmirhael (Caiaelthis time." ha il'd . 'B u t ware keeping a watch on it.” berry) Morris Ferguson (banford) SEATS SOLO OUT Katie SroU (Sanford) MILWAUKEE <1 All n Hastor Simmons (fir-ford) •arvad soaU at tha Milwaukee AUGUST II County stadium for tha four-game Admiarions aeries betw-een the Brave* and Jed Hauser (Lake M aos St. Louis Cardinal* for Friday, Pauline Brown (Orange City) Saturday and Sunday have been Donna Jo Coggeshall (San­ •old. The ocly remaining tickets ford) fog the aanea are for 7.VX) bleachEleanor Germain (Sanford) t m u and standing room u> go David Van Pelt (Sanford) on salt two houra before each Harriet Rickctson (Lake gama. Mary) Discharge* Carol Crumley <£:nfcji) Wilmx Ssmlerj 'Sanford) Pauline Brown (Sanford) x o t ic c The tsiT T»« ASMumeil Roll of Visiting Hour*, r m n i no>ma, 11 the c ‘ lr *t *»nf"rO. ficrlCe. will he lubmilie-l vo sue Cite Commit. a. m. to 9 p. m.; Semi-Private *l»n MUIng »» in tiueli*»ii»n Rooms, 2 to s p. m., 7 to 9 p. m ., Beer* ob XleMi*-. Auiuet 5«. Its., Pediatrics, U a. m. to I p. tn at a as o'clock F- if. All aereane daaltlns corraetjone Parents and Grandparents only. meda In t*IO Rail, whtthar in Hal* No stilling during In* oe valuation of eranarty or o<h. Obstetrics, •e w iie . eneuld III. e lt n lha r n r feeding o f babies. Private Rooms, Cteriv •>• or hefaro tha dev pravloua 1* tha maetlttc their pemione aeu* II a. m. to 12 noon, 2 to 4 p t*« farm iiieir ebjeeiioa* "e com. m Inj 7 t0 9 p. m., Semi Private pitlnu » M i h » c n » r * » » !*•»• <le»lre ___ , ._ \ „ _ Rooms, 2 to 4 p. ra. and 7 to hav* nude. H. H. SATtR 1 p. m. First Baplisl VBS Gets Underway Monday Morning 'f la g General Insurance a JAMES GUT AGENCY MCVId ACIO* Gary Cooper U (oir.ts an honorary chief of tha Blaikfoct Indiana as a w ar bon­ net is placid on hU head in Los Ar-geies. Usually s*«a Us palaface rolu. Cooper can now dou­ bt* as a redskin in w-eitem films. Th* ceremony took place as th* star glared host to 300 orphans from hia home Hat* of Montana. f/ntamgflowg!) Legal Notice C IT V T A X A I S C ia O R sv the n ia t cciui Ti c i r ti l oo m >11 n o l i , m i v n . rL»n> IDA. IW CHAXCCRV >0 OC S T AV If^ rlA oo p r j ti n?nroR»: Two Sanford Men n r THK >1 cin et it . in K ABLER, art N. AS LEA. h'-e PiaiatiffA Enlist In Marine Corps Recently Clifford W. Rarrow, Route No. 2. Sanford, erd Larry W. Vincent, yt-TSSOClH E4TATCK costR A . V a dtaaolvid riettda Carr 0 Box 9A. Oatran, enlisted in p e r a tU a . and u a h n o v g u n n tha Marine Corps at the Recruiting auceataera ta Inteieit. dlrartart Station In Jacksonville o fllc e r w truetaei. iteckhaldere. • nd a n r o l h t r car t) n l t u x l or They enlisted Under the Mari:-e e i n e r w i i e . clalmia * hr. through, tforpa’ buddy program, and they un dtr sr aaalnei a*U ta r o a r a . Hen, will receive basic training at the Marira Corpa RecruL Depot, Par« l IC T TITLE *1 i t .NOTICE O f H I T rie Island. S. C. During tha 12week co-irK at tN* TO. South Carolina Marina Bare. ParRLTJtOCTK ESTATCt COiloaratlan ard uakr.ama aieiena. row and Vincent will receive in­ aurcetaoia tn l i t a m t . dlractor*. struction* in military dnll. rifle oiricara. truatar* atockhotdarr and any athar part,. natural ot marksmanship, physical condition­ ot*ar»i*a. clalmia* hr- throueh ing. military courtesy, discipline, uadae er aealr.ai aald u r y n . <iaa «M ta adtrtaaaa art » • and jMdertltip Great amjtfttau knawn ard * t ( l i rtildaacaa ta placed on the lenar in th* trainVeoti.uiUrnawa: a«4 •aten a reu. ere htta- inr cf all Marintt. ten cf Upon completion of the above. Vr BMItied that CcmelaiBt net ta»n Mad a■air it >eu In tr* Clrcull (V., Sarford Marine* will report Couru In Bnd Cor a«mlnnU Ce-j.t' ! , . . . . ,l c ii Florida. w-hle.N cauia ta antulad to Camp Lejeune North Carolina, at ehava jfareio i*-. naiatifft itak for advanced infinlrv training iV iu 'i? ,B pr* 7#" y ! T ^ wUI ^ m t i gr.Med ^ u ; . Tha jrt o.anar et iha tomary 15-day leava prior to redutnar af_lac(i,f _a_T<>w*thln porting to their first V.,. duty stitton ft Sauth. r a - a • ]S r.tti. Rn-k IIS r>a* SIC tamlnnia Count)'. or to one o f the many Marine Florida, laat that r a n ly in g a - t h t ln r r o lha Etal tlda - ( tht Corps technical schools for specie!navod read g e i t g t h r o u r a a t .I lied trainingr rop ar iy . Th* Sarfrd youths wwr# p m u isand you ar t h#r»hv rao-.u*d >• Jilt y ou r A n m a r i m d »r om ar <a- ed lor anlutmant at tha Poat Of(t n a a i) with lha Clark af iha ahovt fr * in Sanford by Staff Sergeant o»»|ad Court t o d in larva a c c r » Ihtraal upon lha H iln llM a al lha Joe F.. Chandler. Staff Sergeant addraaa o f vha rialnllffa* at -orn .r Chandler it in Sanford aach Wed c r upon Vha Flaloiitfa- atlorna y. w h ea t r am * and addrtia apraera r.aiday from 0 00 a m. to 11 V) h«rain, s a t i*tar than iha data et a B . to interview applicants fo r M *nd *y g a t i i n i h t r l» LIS? ! o da. fault iha reof. Oil* cauaa w i l l p r o . tha M a r.u Corps. ? W Ttf«i?U^,w^ cocy- ratd a* carta upon tho anrr-* o f a P ac rt a Fr* Ceofataor a t a i n it you llnoao my n ote and taal ot lha Court at Sanford Ptmlncla WALKER CUPPERS LEAVE LONDON «R Tha British W l ! V M r * * uu Walker Cup team which meets the M .F fe ^ e u r t U. S in Minneapolis on Aur so . I I al V H tm a T. VJsl.n SC. and play's in ths Cinidun chsmR S Chanmaa pionahlps next week. left fer Can­ " f WUUaiee end Chepman ids Tuesday night hopeful it can make a good showing. »ih*ti«gnr RED rL c M IN u j & NEW MARKET WHITE E. GENEVA AVE. SANFORD STORE Open 7 Oays A Week BEEF STEW H A M B E R G E i l 3 u> 9 9 ( CHICK ALL MLAT ROAST LU- 43c B O LO G N A BUNSPUN OLEG In Quartrrk LB. I-ARGL (L im it 2, p l e a s e ) ^ TIDE RED A WHITE FANCY 2 _ I _ No- .103 Can 19c N„. j r ,n FRUIT COCKTAIL VAX CAMP S PORK S BEANS DEL MONTE CHUNK STYLE TUNA ( ' ) aiia can) U Lb. WESSON OIL Qt. Can (Limit 1, Please) 29c 39c 49c t I I I I I i % % \ MORTON'S POT PIES Beef Chicken Turkey 15c 3 F°r PEAS No. 301 Can 17c SEALSWEET TISSUE KLEENIXitimi-TrU, 10c Limeade SNOWCROP 10 Or. OUIt V A LU E COFFEE LB- 6 9 c Green Peas2-35c GHFEN GIANT TEA I 19c for4 9c UPTON'S Have you tried SIRLOIN 69c •T-BONE*' 79c ROUND *■69c Lb. . N O T IC E . BANANAS 2 LBS. J 9 c Cgxry A Full Lin* of Vegetable* at Low, Low Price*. Total-Contact Brakes! Styling that’s 3 years ahead of the “other two” Wo will be opening ig our LIVE BAIT and F SH1NG TACKLE Store *oon. and we look for*w*rd to *c«ins all our old friend* aga in. Dixie Crystals P ow d ered ? When you think of F1** '•? Tacklt, think of FLEMINGS; H* will *av* yon mon*y. M * y p e r c e n f f /W r Open 7 Day* a Week for tour convenience. to blind metre qiMcUr Exclusive Torsion-Aire Ride! Sports-car handling! Don t fw . "klcd Perch aeawn la J u*t *round the corner. You're years ahead. .. dollars ahead with far jour IYtetirtalnrnt. Pi/mewth pruart* -Canr Ut TViactim fcr La* 4-j / + " F l u f f y a s a C lo u d 7 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE «• �----- T»" • 'V*- / " •**' £ V !;" ; -^T KOM * OuorUfy RighN Referred Frkat Good Thru Sot., Aug. 1 7 th NOTHING clean s M R G £ T ID E 4 Hf-C ORANGE 4 * WONDERFUL FAMILY DRINK ® vm o w c i,.o Sll« D 0 * H ? v is W L ’ " S PEACHES 4 F IG B A R S - - . ^^o r h i oi^o m c ia m d e ip Yellow loa f 8-Oi Pkg. ris ju E s p i n k c * n u o w * so u th jelly . . . SAUSAGE a p p le RED BIRD VIENNA I NOODLE SOUP MIX 3 «... 39c DEVILED HAM Land 0’ Sunshine Butter 1 0 STOKELY FINEST N° H c .n , 65'I CUT B EETS 8 - SUFIRBRAM), AMIRICAH, SWISS. PIEMINTO SLICED CHEESE •.<>, 29c SWISS Cl SUFIRMtANO FARM STYLE PHILADELPHIA Bl COTTAGE CHEESE ... cup 27c CREAM C LARGE HENS GRADE "A " DR. ft DR. Superbrand Margarine 3 7, 7 9, 8-10, 10-1 * 12-14 IBS. AVO. WT. Best Value of the Year! FANCY WHITE SEEOIISS CYP«tt* GARDENS W>I«W. orange ju ic e SARASOTA GRAND StICED " E A T . R I T E " CORNED BEEF .•< frozen lem onade SARASOTA BRAND FROZEN LIMEADE FAT-RITE TENDER SLICED PASTROMI 1-LB CELLO i 7” CUT RIB ROAST WIENERS ■SSrJT SUNNYLAND SLICED BOLOGNA DRESSED MULLET CASCADE SHORT R I B S STEW B E E F 53c ’ LB. 59c! LB. 35c LB. 23c LB. 39c EAT-RITE CONTROLLED QUALITY GROUND B E E F HORSERADISH COMET LB. EAT ’'ITS PLATE TULKHC. r S CLEANSER 43c 1 LEAN MEATY BrPF PAN READY CUiT A B S ,V5.o. 99c S T E A K S LB. DELICIOUS TENDER SUNNYLAND f i f f l P EA S e - » CHUCK ROAS T SHOULDER ROAST EAT-RITI ROUND BONE SUNNYl AND HOT OR MILD PORK SAUSAGE BEEF TH I FINEST MEAT MONEY CAN BUY HAROWATER SOAP DEODORANT SOAP MUD OSNTlI KIRK'S ZEST IVORY SOAP WOODBURY PERSONAL IVORY SOAP I �— ......... i Cf1rj f— ......... r wfi T on % m tbrcgh t — Too Late To Classify '- CONSOLATION PRIZE • If it n ekeli »«• fr«4 Milk Ikf ■•••Ik im i Returning from tny Canadian ; ie.g their pennies and plannihg for '■v*e*'.iaa Its! week I berime in­ their marvelous holiday After terested in four young ladies a bo seeing Dick Pope's troupe of aquau i opposite me on the plane. They j maids perform at the Canadian s e n le tr tU r m la a Toronto air- j p'.aae parts firm iM sere bubfcl- Natives! Exposition and witness­ Cardens scenes In : ir.g with er/hoJiata and plans for : ing Cypress r wor-Cerful Florida vacation. CVcersxs they determined to vis­ I »aa u te m te d is leaning sow 1it the gardens- on their trip. On Jheyr happened to be visiting F'.or ; another occasion they saw soma .da in August rotuidering the g#a- movie enl taleviiioo shots taken , era] opinion so many folks seem tt Sliver Springs and this famed { t« have, that Florida is too hot attraction became a "must" in in summer. I at«o epv.fd to know their vacation plant. Sanford, for many year*, waa a aleepiny years, merchants are planning to meet the why they chose Tampa rather than demands of growth and progress with what­ Florida it s big state and there community satisfied with it* beauty and naMiami. Clearwater Sarasota or were to many things they wanted ever is necessary to make a citizen modern some cf the better known resort tural reaource*— but never a thought that to see. so many places they want­ areas. in every respectboth could be put to work for a future It waa not dJf; -ult engaging ed to ro. it would be difficult to One can see the change taking place as ^benefit. them in conversation for they Oo all ibey to do In a short two the best For a decade now. the community haa stiSes and buildings are being repainted, were eager for information about weeks. The-/ decided things to do. places to go and thing to do war fly by Trans been bursting forth into a full-fledged city renovated, redecorated and modernized so thinrs to see Only one of the girts Canada Airlines direct to TimpJ faced with many problem* of transforma- that Sanford shopper* may have the ad­ had viaitrd Florida before, and which would enable them to start vantage of metropolitan shopping yet feel tion. ’ , , then had only a few hours In their Florida va.-ation fo<r hours The merchants of Sanford have been the friendly atmosphere of shopping among Miami on her way to Nassau She .Per leaving Toronto They ar­ found her experience so delight­ ranged with the Rent-A-Car See. leader* in the transformation of a small, neighbor* and friend* as well as shopping with neighbors and friend*. ful that she planned to return an­ lie* to ba.e a car waiting for restful community into a city bearing the other time and see more of the them os arrial. It was a wonder­ Thw e i* rtmvb to be done to educate trademark of a metropolis but keeping the when they state. Iter three office {hums were ful day in Toronto friendlines* and community spirit intact. Sanford shopper* that there 1* merchandise thrilled by her accounts and were boarded '.hair plane, the sun was Amt there have l»een hundred* of problem* in Sanford store* to w het the appetite of any e<! .al’ y anxious to usit the state shining and the temperature waa a 4 it #. . M .1i a «i<Its ... V, |_|mrn m o,e.a. ***** Its. il/wl M MtgOis a** in »Ke 70 * Eenrthirf looked styli«t or to fill the need o f any busllieil ( doing such a Job and doing it right rosy man. There are many loyal ‘ citizens who There are changes e\ery day for the But they found Honda buried better—air conditioning, remodeling, re­ never trade in foreign marketji but keep under a gigantic cloud bank. Ominois dark cloida made tt neees. furnishing. new stocks, better trained their money at home circulating among sary to fasten seat belts as they employes — everything that is necessary to neighbor* and friend*. Sanford will continue approached Tampa The sunshine Ry MII.LAM F.WAI.D There have been at least two — Propl* will pay to watch any to grow—but its growth would be stimulat­ meet the demand* of growth. state provided a sorry welcome Only a few years back, merchsnt* of ed many, many time* by the impetus given t ailed I’ rett fluff C a r m p s s fn l targe testa wit* pay TV-one In1 km 1 of uninterrupted movie in the form of a driving rain and NEW YORK <* —The number Palm Springs, Calif., with wire even if n 't a dog Sanford were serving a community limited home town trading by home town folks. The u call ia Bartlesville, O k ie, is and the other in Chicago by air. jn lu.llesvUla, M miles of flooded runway*. They hopefully to less thsn 10,000 people— now they must more Sanford people trade in SanfoU. the (618. Three Motive A Day I mir, are being strung right actepted my assurance that the A simple order on the tele­ t e n t mitre than 30.000 with population greater the improvements to be made. 7enitb ran the Chicago test in bow to telephore poles by a tun would toon be shining, but 1 Installed decoders in (lrin called Vumore Inc. Vumore am afraid they mutt bo doubting The next time you’re downtown take a phone will transport the screen till. It figure* leaping every day. And to adjust to lOo sample homes for nothing tt a subsidiary of Vidro Indepen- my word by now for thst wit two of the downtown lyne theatre look around—you'll find the kind of mer­ gri'Ath InvrsPment and work has been Into any ritiien’ s living room. ind give subscriber* the chance d f » Theatres e chain that op­ days sgo »rd it it still raining. chandise you like and the kind of people necessary. I am tailing you about this Bartlesville, a prospeiout town le watch 90 movies over WO days erates some 1(0 movie hot’ *** in group of girls because they are , Looking forward to an estimated you like. ia the heart of the Oaage Hills at It per movie. The movies were the Southwest. It's just good business to trade at home! Is the center of the first big shown three times a day. There population of over 50,000 in Ie«s than 10 Bartlesville, headquarters of typical of thousands of others who rood movies. medium Phillips Oil, was choten because art Interested In Florida and are I ling into pay in the parlor were planning vacations here. Clerks, TV. Subscribers vriil be able to mo.let sod some degx. Arieu Ii.dtpeftdcni -.-r.i all feur stenographers, waitresses, mech­ view a number of uninterrupted The avenge family spent theatres in the town two conven­ movie* on Ihetr TV aela for (2.72 a week on lit TV movies. tional, two drive • ins. Us cit­ anics, are all making good money a d pulling aside tidy sums to the Kremlin clique rejects, we create IV SO a maMh atoning ia early Families watched movies about izens get good TV reception and pay for th* vacation trip of their The notion that hop* triumph* over fact* which , , , „ , . . . , .. . i tutuma. They'll be brought in three timet is often at they all three networks-two from , Ttnu# uisaQy did :a the theatres. The nearby Tulsa and one from choice. appear* to lie too widespread in this coun­ suspicion of u*. Many people think that our by lht#Wid A few year* ago such folks 1over which the Federal Com mum- experiment proved to try. If thl* notion i* applied to the London aims are merely propagandise one*. success Mu.kogre, Okla. would only dream about such a We ran Only talk the coldest cold turkey rations Commission has no conIt s a jumping town. Rack to disarmament talks, we will be letting ourful that early in the game out* holiday Now they buy plane tic- I trot. its population waa 19,221s. ride f»aiiilet tried to chest by 1W 30, to Khrushchev and n-main firm and strong. aelves In for severe disillusionment. For it keta, hire llertrdrive-lt.yoursetf Bartlesville D not the seen* of j listening to the unscrambled Now, its estimated more than Is, at present, inconceivable t l « the Ku»- Khrushchev doe* not want to be convinced a test. It it the scene of a full ears, star at goo.) hotels or motets Bartlessound alone. They gave up vhen 20,000 cititcns live in ind live K up, even If they have •ian leader* will agree to and permit * by u* or our good intention*. He is out to fledged business venture Zenith began scrambling th* rillr. Its medium income back in to wofk and save for another year genuinely satisfactory system of air nnd win. Hence, we must be on guard We must l'.’SO waa $1,572, exceptionally audio, too. or so to make up for it. Publicity even ire on guurd against an optimism which Paramount ran the Palm Spr- high for the state. Th* education- ard advertising released t>y the ground Inspection. ingw test in 19(2 in 300 picked >1 level is high and uaemploy- Florida Development Commission , The Kremlin leaders will not permit tbeir flows like water in some Washington circles homes. It wax conducted via mrnt it low. and by hotels and leading attrac­ own people to "inspect” the Soviet *y*tem; as well as elsewhere. open wire, a cheap highway for Hew Wire* Will Work tions are creating desires in th* • a • In other words, they will not permit free­ TV programs, but a fairly InThe S» miles of cable lhat Vu- h, iru ^ million*. ,„<i increa.ing dom. How then, and why, should we expect efficient one Open wire goofs more la laying will eost about ytar-rotnd travel to Florid* In. them to allow UN or NATO personnel to whtn K runs into obstacles. $104,000 Vumore will tell the dieates how north while ruch pro By UNITED PREM Aerial travel is on the way to greater And K sometimes radiates iu cable to Southwestern Bell motion is Inspect Russia? NEW YORK _ Movie producer , ^ y(W,ig. Without rejecting categorically the idea heights and speed*. A rocket enthusiast of composer Boris Monos, on hit 12 signal to such an extent that * |which, in tu n . will rent it back program can bs picked up free. to urno'o for $3.97 a month. Ilfrl wln blr4 k thrilling, neverrecognized authority ha* patented a flying years *t aa American counter* of any nr ail negotiation* with th* Rus­ What Test Showed spy: ** * * 1to.b# forgotten two wt*k» In ouf sian*. It is necessary to point out that if aaucur which he says will ri«e vertically, Nevertheless. Ixsi Novins, vice- 1 movies Numore will use the r e - . , u u , ||0|* th#, wU) m tf, * ilh “ 1 hit* never been a spy be. hover at any height from five to 50-thou­ tele.! modeled Lyric Theatre and when we conduct negotiation* with the aeatlnz friendliness and courtesy during tore. I don't know where I found president of Tarsmount's point* out that I rapacity: *00. Tn« I.yrtf h*« it nr am! th»t tb#y till rethe first meter firm Russian* for the major purpose of scoring sand feet, and travel at supersonic speed*. the courage Is do It He i* Constantin I’ . I-ent. a mechanical en­ time, but beltsvs me. to tell th* valuable conclusions were drawn been converted a coot of lurfl refreshed and happy assumed propaganda victories over them, tra'.h. I don't think 1 could do U from th# test: kAl.WO wrilb their experience. If you gineer and former vice president of the we are in error. Geneva, with Jt* so-called —Th# greatest market f«r pay a gem." There are H000 TA homes In should run Into Jean Cronle, Olive American Rocket Society. Geneva spirit, was hailed a* a propaganda TV shows ts th# la income Bartlesville and Vumore hopes to W'urm, Norma Williams or Olive I a-mI’* saucer is described as consisting of veil to 4000 of them. Actually, Grays of Toronto give them a WASHINGTON — Anthony Dor |group victory for this country. It confused some — “ “ ~ ~ ^ ~ “ —— — ——— — •j |mj;# <tv1 t ecome and let them circular wing a viiM cabin on ” **'x with n,IN a *** w *o top »v|» |n rtu ry 'ig riF ia,t runner former m tecrtUry-trrarurer of of m*r friends and bounced o ff the billiard •» flat, biikuifii Union, on know how glad we are they derid­ ball dome of Khrushchev. The Russian* nnd a hole in the middle The inventor fig - ^the United Auto Workers Ifi | ed on Florida for their vacation, tire* that a saucer with a wing twenty feet l.h* uB,0J) •rilvtUas of racketeer ri leap frogged into the Middle Tu*t after Gen­ Johnny Dto L A F F -A -D A Y in dinmeter jvould lift three passengers, eva. , "I f Dio had one failing, it was th* project can operate with 1(00three d.-cw member* and baggage. th* inability to'aay ne to any­ A!so. when we seek to win assumed pro2000 customers. • Don't attempt to hook passage yet. Con­ body." pagandn victories by offering proposal* Originally, Vutnor* planned to struction work hasn’t yrt been started. Rut live its customers It telemovies Nr.W YORK — F.lder stAlesmsn the next time you see a flyipg saucer, re­ and flnaneiee Bernard Baruch, on j s month for 19 M. It has now upped the nuraler of films to member, it may lie our own. his career in Wall Stieet: _ . *\ It won't charge anything for "As I moled into public life I 9•**•♦ ••!•* tta iU e s itr kr OeaaraS A installation. Some of th* movies •ervie* le a ttl O eargi* B esieea lis t m ix If government continues to undertake waa ip find that what f had learn I will be shown eurrently with the A tU a le O esrgta more and more non-governmental activities; ^ olher conventional house in town, rw ru ra w R iK * r s u ..T .a r . i n w . torn# before and tom* after. in competition with its own citizens and affaire. Human nature remained rsfL rtrrwAN jk ■usi*»«* wgr HAaiOM HASUSAH gw. RaMetlv* aailee Video Independent hat petmitt tax payers, bureaucracy will increase, public human nature, whether It stood | Kv*Z-TH Z COIR1S4. ASvartislag Sfaaagwe fr»m 23 oth«r ettie* in the South debt will grow, the dollar will continue to bent over a stock tleker or spoke Ws llaeeia Is A asah » *1 «As Ualla4 Praa* •s-ret. including Tulsa. Oklahoma 1 from th* White House.'' a a ewslsleg ewaleelvety la ike *** far nsiUlaa. dvjirecia'.e and there will be no tax relief for City and Lubbock, Tsx., accord- 1 •C s* •%# teeel aews setalsS la (kla aawaeaeee. anyone. log to C. O. Fulgham, rice pres­ BEIRUT, Lebanon — President ident of the theatre chain. He An American millionaire Is having diffi­ Camille Chtmotin, on Communist sae* pay TV a coming, but. he culties with hln tenth wife. He has mora Infiltration Into the Middle Ka«l: "I earMiliy belrlv# that Comdoe*n't think It means an end All OS11aarx aaltaaa. aarta aC Ikaaka. raealallaaa aa* trouble keeping a bride than the French munirt Infiltration int„ the Middle te the conventional movie house. MSI*** *r aetarseiaswaas Mr IAe *..».*• *r rsISw have keeping a premier. Kjat la highly (fkngerous to the "We'll continue to have movie wtM Va rtareeS fae at raewlae i^rarslala* rale* — ----- ■—■ . .. I very existence of the Middle East houses," says Fulfham. "as long ■•<ae*4 a* w n t altaa atlSa* naSakae < r ISIS *i ts b o y . and girls want to held ♦b* riwi ocn-w .r saaim ri. rSSa. aatav In the month of August there la oceasovereign Hates." Ik* AM *f C*w#raaa .r Harak S ISIS hands " I* f **i •■! akalf W llifl la ' l l k••rI Ika C«4 aala«4 klaa |tw Ika f i « ikaa •kail ka Sanford Merchants Are Growing With Communitywide Expansion 9? n ri Pay-ln-The-Parlor T V Coming Up NINA DIAC0NISCU. 29. R. manlsa actress who refused to re­ turn to her CommucDt-d ~ • nsted hcmclar.d after a film frxtival in Venice, says In R< ■■» that contact with the free v< 1 “ la Ilk# sn electric shoric. • • merisg a prayer tor loved c - •j atill behind th* Iron curtain, Nina called her former life “ uv age,* and finds her new freedom "apectsculir.'* (fatrrrvatioae.'y StitchGuessing CO N TEST! Only Coldest Cold Turkey Pays i r i I * m r " j . r i'i fc h* . Flying Saucer Described * Sr. El ip z = ■ ft' I s I I I H Quotes From News 1 The Sanford Herald PWklltk*# $ 5 .0 0 T r a d e -In ^ C e r tific a te Contest Closes August 31st B.E. Purcell, Co. SANFORO.OKI.AN DO fllonnlly a special reason for Americans to tliln k well o f Cnnnda I lint s w here thoflf leader James It Hoffs, in s shsrp w elcom e, though infrequent, eend lirerzes vertsal evhsng* with Michael No tia llf •■#•*! kalarSay. kuaSay a a i Wednesday, August 14, 1057 c o m e from . YOU'RE TELLIN G ME! a- iarniiAM t i n . WITH live (tub* slugging It out. loe-to-toe Set a frantic pen­ nant frst for all, thus* Cbicego Cubs may be fortunate, after alt, to b* snug and secure in ih* Na­ tional league etorm cellar, t t t Fl/f|r-ntae twsls ieere noapAI la fSe effir p/ gn Illlnfix oporfinrTif iesss. Note fkrrr t a record o/ SrAtrA any U l/ry wowid be press*, t I I Sydasy, Aostrwlie, repeyls SOdegree teswpeenhsre, tewasS Its bare Ivess lb* wsotbey riser# H be epside dew*. I f f In Tokyo a teat hit a trwck which banged against another r*b which raromtd off a third taxi which bit a motor ecooter flood grief—t* Uda a modemtged j r-m r rkrl.lmaa. SalasSay pn—aStna rkrlslasas Pag* 4 lT?h Conic in to 1‘ urrclC.s and kucvs how many wtitchcH ini the pair of l.rvi'rt in thfl window, put your name and gucwrt on the hark of a l.cvi label and drop in the box. And if your irue** i. the clowcHt to the rorrect mini her of ntitchea you will win a . . . I * * for Japanese version of the oti* AmirKin gams of tag? I t t tmarl mosqadoes ka»«« uhxh vak, president 0f the Wayne Con* tw CIO Cnuneil: liter* are certain people In * * * * * * I labor who art bums and eve yImnly knows whtt Vo do with •n/oyab/e reading Doss 'f f±,’t* f ' them." DETROIT-Duddy Parker, h a surprise anneunremenl of his in. lentton to resign at taona' football roach: "I am not through with football —I'm Jtial through in Detroit " —-H imi in kaaiaita art most asseeyplitde te ffleSr Me*, soys a Jrrmalotognt. 8a, don't pel sore tr im someone •toils yow a licricr-irsin, ! ! "And MY huaband keepg telling me YOUR husband h u the lawn mower!" HELP WANTED HU SIKH LO A N S EA R S , ROEBUCKsCo. 1 Aaasaf By* Chrises# seefbs In • ChUage petite rwtd vrss* eas named leek Seen. Aeperenriy, it's a BANK Our I>o\r Hank Hales Make Buying1 wires CJT, be The ponitioo of manager of the Sanford Sear* •I I I Copper miner* in Rhodtua. Africa, aey flying tan- era STS constantly flying About Utsir neighborhood. Maybe the space people are Just spying on what seem* I* them to be e strange underground nsoeemsnt. Catalog Sates Office la now open. o This responsible possition requires a maa b*lwt«n P h o n e b e fo re UP TO 16 00 noon fo r y o u r money letor New Banking Hours Uje earn# day I Monday • Friday 9 a-m. - 1 p.m. Friday Evening 5:30 p.m. • 8 p.m. CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY o w n rg p aym ent »ef •see.e « Cmb 16 Ss •ess^ rH9t it/fl as 1 IM tin a IHfl IUM tin <na MS mu I1M MU SEN Y o u s e le c t y o u r » II . plan I* M and IB venrw of ag* who haa had previonx nnlcw or administrative experienr*. M yes feel that you can qualify and hare the M NANCI SIR V I C I , ef INC. ten f e e d IM itv d t Pork Avenue * Tefegheise: f Airies 2-4*12 B M hH bwiH m w w tftm w - g a B :’? g J fS ig r There'* no need to wait for long-wanted applian­ ce# and furnishings. Buy them now with a lowcost personal loan from our bank. Convenient paymenta. desire le goi ahead with Hears, Apply is p*rwo« a< I I I * A 1st Street—Thursday. August IStk. * F A M I LY New Applinncttii Eauy For You/ between I a.m nnd I pjn. Ask for ME. Wheats*. S EA R S , ROEBUCKsCo. * S A N :o A tla n tic U cdt r d tl BANK. M 0M U T Member Federal Depot’ll Insurance Corporation n B H B M M M H B iS B a a s a a a H t s s i 41 �n Wcrtncsrfny, August 11. 1057 The Sanford ITrrnld—Pnjro 5 Social £vcnt& New Arrivals Mr*: Harry Hrcren ha* a* her bouse guest, her sister and broth­ Circ!* No 1 of the W.S.C.S. of er. Mr*. A. G. Berkebtlr and Clyde the First Methodist Church met Jone* of Somerset, P i. Tuesday morning at th» home of Mr. and Mr* L. T. Sheppard Mr*. Fred Perkins. The devotion­ have gone to W'aynesville, N. C. al and prayer were siren by Mr*. for two weeks. Eva Harkey. A itudy and poem were Freaented by Mi*. Albert Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Sikes, West Hirkton. First Street, returned home re­ The builncs* meeting we* con. ducted by Mr*. Jim Williamson cently from a trip to Chicago and 1vice-chairman. In the abfence of Thurgen Bay. Wisconsin. One of the ctalrman. Attending were tne many sightseeing trip* taken Mr* T. E. Wilton, Mrs. L. A. An- ] was one to the Wisconsin Dell*. ' demon. Mr*. N. L. Wright, Mrs., It. s. Crenshaw, Mr*. Bva liarMr. and Mr*. Brady T Williams /key, Mr*. Wllllamton, and her (sitter Mr* Mabel Floyd, and Mr*, i of Fort Walton are in Sanford spending a short vacation with Perkin*. Mrs. Williams mother Mrs. V. W. Davit and other relatives. It \IIY MOt STAGGS, «<>n o f 'lr . and »nd Mr*. I., f . Sli||>. I The evening blble »choo| for child, Sinfsrd. Pern .‘.cgtstt is, !?S7. ren age « to It at tne vhurrh o f the (Photo hy llerjttrom) Narareie i* in It* »eeond week ■fhe church I* located at the cor­ ner of Second and Maple Street* The school will have rioting »rrvice* and demonrtration Sunday night. August 1*. at 7:00 p m. Mr*. Ruth Carter ha* been di­ rector of the school and will have charge of the Sunday earning ser­ vice. with the pupil*. There will be no regular S;«l youth service this Sunday Square Dancing Put O ff Until Fall BABY flllll, RICKETTS. <Uu*. hter of Mr. and Mr*. W. Z. Riekrli*, Sanford. Horn Ausutt II. 1957. (I’hoto hy nerittrom- Mr*. W. E. Smith o f Ocala and Mr*. Smith Ratey and Mis* buna Batey of Galnenille are visiting Mr*. J. B Ray. Mrs. Perkins Hosts Circle I Of WSCS Nazarenc Church To Have Closing <! fl& A& o/tah The Chief* and their wive* who have hern enjoying the *quare dancing »o much thl* rummer, have decided to take a three week* vacation and will not t*w m e unt­ il! the terond Monday In Septem­ ber, which will be die ninth. At this time Chief Rone will once more rail at the Chief* Club at 8:3h p m. Conning The News Hy VIRGINIA CONN, Sorlely Editor Dot Poiv.il and Ellen Beit* *re j »inee Ixu ha* never »een it. They back from their trip to Key \Ve»t, ire lucky to have the air condition­ a l Haying out al the camp, wrhere (| (rw pUfet tre h o ,,,, lhrn Adelaide Me»e* and her children . . . have Joined them for the week. , C1" " " ln ,h' *"mnier' Hear the! Dot md Ellen hare a lh>n t forget the rhlcken Harbe beautiful new boat and are runn- qu# Saturday night at the Elk'* log up and dow-n the river with it .! club. Thi* will benefit the F.lk'* The whoi. I j - n i l r c f r r »« •>* Playground, that wonderful spot proud of nephew Mel Hel»eh*r for i ' ' . ..., winning the AH Marine Golf Tour-1" " f ir*« *«»•» where children nament. Mel i« the aon of Boo.snJ have «u<-h • good time It i* a rare Irwin F1ei»cher. He broke the oeraM On when one ran drive by court# record irvw.it at -- Camp v—...,. Lejeung ■■ an.) in.| tee »e* no lime little prop:# people nimningclimbing with a *7, and hia *rore for four lnj. „ n ,(,f ftretruek or twinging day* of play w n a one unde/ par .hc ,.vjng, 29T. Sine# the rour*e ts *onn yard*. i this is pretty dam good. Mel will i play at Parri* Island next week I In the All-Serview tournament. There we hope he will meet ano­ ther Sanford golfer. Gene Wittell, who w»n the Sixth Naval Di* triel golf tournament. Tommy Peterton'ia commuting with Rill Hutchison to the beach j thne day*. Penny Peterson U In i Flatrock, N. C. enjoying the co o l' weather there. She write* that *h* | and the children are having a wonderful time The Peterson* pood j |e Pierre * n lutten falaliy try * , rattlemake last week, which t* very sad new* indeed, a* he wi* »uch a brignt puppy and Just like a ball of black w-ool. Bo and lx# Do*ter. former San ford resident* have been back In tow-n to tee tbout their houte. and are now staying at New Smyrna Be*ch for a few day*. Flo and Vie Knlck from Jirk •onville ipent the weekend with Carrie ard Jack StrlSilng. The Siribling* alway* *eem to have a houseful of company, and have Jack'* family a* their guett* right now. It would take an awful lot of people to fill up their unbelievably large hour# though. Mr. Wilburn of the B O Q call ed to say that the Afterburner will b« open five day* a week from now on from 11:10 until 12.10 Monday through Friday. Great plans are in the air for entertainment at the B O Q. in the near future, and San­ WHITE DOTS SHOWERED ford may have a bona fide offic­ OVER NAVT OROANZA In e r* club yd. this frock designed by Motlie Glad te hear that Ernie Mills i* rarnla for a cool summer. back home again after a bout with Tha bodice I* aoftlr moulded pneumonia, during which lime h# over ail easy pleated skirt was a patient in the dispcnjary *t Far quick chaaga aav-try the baft ti rrreraMa—navy N.A.S, Frank and Martha Johnson, who ■ on* aide and d ^ will be on the Hatwing Stalf, have I sr g s a u ua the othir. bought the Emanaki hou»e In Pine, rreit. The Johnson* came to Senford from Clarkaville, Trnn. A family oil well was itruck In Tex**, and Si and Lou Johnson are motoring to Norfolk in a brand new Bulck with air eonditlocilng. They will go by way of Chicago. Mr and Mr*. Votie Williams Sr. have returned from a week at RMreerwat. N C. Mr and Mr* W. A Loftier to. •lay returned from a tour of Northve»tero I'nited State*. Mr* L. E. Arm*trong left Tues­ day for a visit of several week* with her daughter Mrs. Jackie A. Collins tn Jacksonville She was accompanied by her little grandson Dailey Park Smith, and her »ister Mr*. Alberta Durvn. Dailey and Mr* Duren will »tay tn Jacksonville for a week. Baptist Circles The Auguit meeting of the Wo. man'* Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church wa* held August 12. Mr*. E. A Covington, prctldent, urged all chairmen to submit their material for the new W .M A yearbook, that it might bf issued on time. Mr*. Tboma* protected the vl» .tors and guest*. Mr. Waller Routh, a student at the Baptist Seminary in Loiiville. Ken., spoke on community ml*»ion». told of student actlvitle* at the lemlnary. and offered luggertion* for local missionary activities. Mr*. Frank Bryant, nee Mar garrt Hunt and formerly of Sanf»rvl spoke on million* In Callfor nia, where *he now resides in the city o f Barkley. Mr*. Bryant aatd tnat the need for mlnTor* •here ia great. There are only two Southern Baptist churche* for a population of 120.UOO. although these ehurche* have a number of missiona. Mr. Frank Bryant, a student at the Golden Gate Baptist Semin, ary in Berkley, spoke of trie school and it* actlvitle*. By the fall of 1959. it It hoped that the college will be moved acre** the b*y to abeautiful location on Straw berry Point. Mr Bryant praiird the teaching itaff of the »emin ary, and the missionary and evangelical groups in lierk'.y. The program followed with M n. A J. Petei*oo in charge. The subject wa* “ Giving the Water of Life in Europe,” and wa* presen* ed by Circle No. I. Mr*. ChLholm was seated at the head of the tea table, which wa* preiumably sot on the rampu* of the European Baptist Theo'ogi-al Seminary In Switzerland. A large picture of Lake Zurich ami the »now y a !i» a a a placed behind her to give the proper atmoiphere. Member* ol Circle No. 1 acted a* the tea guoslt and were led by Mr*. Chi* holm to discus* their homeland* and the million work there; Bap list mission* in Yugoslavia, W M V. work In Spain, and minion work in Italy and the moilcm world. With the end of the pro gram, Mrs. Juanita llclm i sang “ Faire*t Lord Jeau*.” Happy Birthday Chief’s Wives Club To Draft By-Laws » Ladies* Sport, Wcdffo, Dre.HR Heel* ® Men’* Sport *Shoe« COME IN TODAY — ANI) SEE THE VALUES Biff Saving* Throughout Store Circle No. I met in the chapel Monday with Mr* Moore presid­ ing She opened the meeting with * prayer for guidance during the day. A report was given by Mr*. Vhraham*. MVrctary and trearurer. Mr*. Martha Marshall pre­ sented the Stewardship plan* and the l-nporiance of teaching child­ ren that a'ewardihip I* • prin­ ciple tn be instilled In tbc heart. Mr*. Myer* and Mra. Gibb* prvsentesl the atudy on “ Prayrr." She stated that Grvl hear* and aniw-er* ihort prayer* e* well a* long. Mr*. Gibb* closed with a prayer poem entitled "God'a Tem­ ple.'' The community mission wrill be work :n Juvenile welfare ami viaiitep remembrance (roup No. I. Donations wera voted for tji# stale mission and the local wel­ fare fund of the chur.-h. The meet­ ing closest with prayer* hr Mr*. John D Abraham*. Present at ihe meeting were Mr*. Abraham*, Mr* n C. Moore. Mr*. Martha Marshall, Mrs. Turner t/vdge, Mr* M ( ' imminc*. Mrs. Os C. Gibb*, Mr*. J. A. Cunningham, Mr*. Fred Myer*. Mr*. C. L. Park, in-i Mr*. II II. Newman. Circle No. S met with Mr*. 8. \ li WUMiwon presiding. Mr*. W. Dr. ;nd Mr* Joseph C. Bunten D Gsr-llner, devotional rhairman spent the weekend nt their prw opene.l her message with the home on Lemon Bluff. Their circle repeating Ihe watchword* daughter Judy stayed with Becky in unison. Mr*. R. T Thomaa read Guliand. who |* spending the turnt!ie minutes of the lust meeting mer with Mr. and Mr*. A. B. in the absence of the •r-errtary, Peterson Sr. Dr. Bunten ts chief Mr*. G. B. Drake Mr*. J. W. surgeon for the ACL railroad, and Senterfitt wa* introduced a* a new the Bunten* live in Wilmington. member. Mr*. J. R Field* gavs N. C.. where ACL make* It* home an interesting niesttgo on the office. need* of the misrionanr*. Mr*. Gardiner closed lfs« meeting with Mr. and Mr*. W. B Wr»y have prayer Attending were Mr*. Circle No. I met Monday with Gardiner, Mr*. Field*. Mr*. Tha. returned from a month"* vacation Mr*. Volie William* Sr. leading in In North Carotina and Georgia. In ma*. Mr*. E C. Harper, Mr*. Gastonia, N. C. they stayed with I the absence of the chairman, Mr* Davis, Mr*. Wilkinson and Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. F. W . Mangum. Mr*. Eunice Davis, Mr*. Petereoti gave II. G. Finch. Maneum I* Mr*. Wray's »i«ter. i* the devotional a review of the The Elsie Knight Cirele of 'be and to make the vitlt even more book “ Practical Primer on Pray-1 First Raptiat Church met Monday pleasant their two sun* were a, i r ” night a* the home of Mr*. F L. The community mission for the Dampier. Mu* Martha Fog wa* home. One is a medical student at the University of North Caro, month i* directed vUltation and p<i hostess Mr*. Hasty, chairman, lina aod the other is a Second lieu­ Group No. S of the remembrance presided. Th# meeting wa* open­ list. Mr*. Grier reported on the ed with prayrr by Mr*. Rea And tenant in the Air Corps. Young People'* work and three dnl erson. After lit# burin#** meeting From Gallonia the Wray* went iars were paid to her for refreih-1 Mist Marche.vts Campbell, Y.W. to Burnsville, N. C. to »tay at the ment* for the Sunbeams. A. member, gave th# highlight* of Mrs. Peterson Introduced the ' Nuwrray Inn. which i* owned by a week *pent recently In RidgeWalter Routh. rre»t, N. C Three new member* Mr. Wray'* brother. Thu famous guest, the Rev. Inn wi* choien by lufe magatma who apoka to the circle on the were Introduced; they were Mr*. in a recent issue a* one o f the seminary at Lawrence. Ky. She |Grob*-*, Mr*. Cavanaugh and Mr*. eight best plaeo* to eat In the il*o prrtented him with a gift Gunter. south. Mr. Wray’ s mother, who from the cirele. Member* present | Mr*. Pryor, program chairman, William* Sr . Is eighty seven yewvra ok), still were Mr*. Volia gave tn interrttlng talk entitled doe* much of the operating Her Mr*. J. A. Strange, Mr*. A. J. "What'* Happening now In A. son l* the manager. While in Walker. Mre. J. F. Iasi*. Mut frica” . The meeting wa* rioted Burnivlle, boride* partaking of l*abelle Simon, Mr* Louis Hoop. with a prayer hy Mr* Estelle the excellent food, tha Wtay* were Mrs II. II Grier, ami Mr*. Cecil Glisson. Refreshment# were serv able to attend the summer thea­ Tucker. Guest* were Mist Paulin# . ed try the hortesse* to Mr*. Ilariy, tre run by Miami L'nivrriity. One Hay* and Rev. Routh. Mr*. Pryor, Mr*. Cavanaugh, of the play* w-a» entltlwl ‘'Thf Mrs. Gr-sise*. Mn. Gunter, Mr*. Circle No. 2 met Mon-lay. Tha Generous Lady.” Hulrhlton, Mr*. GILon, Mr*. theme of the devotional waa “ Live Andcrion, and Mi*s Campbell. In Aihvilte, which is forty mile* taken from the book “ God’ a Pur­ south of Rumsvtlle, the travelling pose” . Members were requested Wray* vUticd Mr. Wray'* »l»ter to return all library books at the and brother-in-law. Mr.* and Mr*. September meeting. live mission iti.dy report wa* John Bennett. After a trip through Atlanta, another o f Mr*. Wray's given hy various member*, who (liter* Mr*. C. S. Buchanan of gave intnitMting current events pertaining to home and foreign Decatur, G*. entertained them. missions work, and offerings tn Arriving Sunday from Annapo- 1M*-’S7. Several member* g»v* report* Ua. M. D. were Lrdr. Jack Stnbling't family, hia mother, Mr*. on visits to churches ia other John Stnhhng. sister Mis* Louise dates and Cuba during their va StnhUng and aunt. Mis* Annia rations. There were »evrn memStribiing. They were accompanied !*r* preient: Mr*. Myron Smith, by a do** frteod. Leven Water*. Mrs. J. Roy Bntt. Mr*. LQtlan Vlelrrry, Mr*. R. P. Cully. Mrs Rrendi lamb J. J. Campbell, Mrs. G. C. DUon. Neil Kadar snd Mr*. A. L Vane*. B etty W#**-m Cirri# No III also met Mon lay L i r ' n d * Dlrkeroff with Mrs. Clyde Humphrey, rhsirm m . preiiding. Mr*. H. W. Ruck, There will he a vary Important er offered the opening prayer ask­ meeting of the Chirp* Wh>* Club, ing a special blessing for those Thursday evening at 8:00 p m. who are 111; Dr. W. P. Rrooka Jr., Thi* It tha regular monthly meet Mr* Al Barineau, Mr* II. A. Col*nr. hut line# the by-law* will be hrrt and Mr* Ben Burk# Con* drawn st tht* meeting all member* val*K#nt card* were sent to the are urged to attend and to be sick thare early, »o businas* mav atari Mr* It. N Ctswland give the promptly at * 0o Reaponeibdlty of devotional u*lng the book “ God's the by-law* r»«ta with the mem. Purp»»e'*. Each member repeat­ ben. an if yr-si wish to further ed her favorite vsr»e at the open, your idea*, tom e to this meet­ tng of the devotional period The ing. ttewarithip rhairman. Mrs. F. E. Bolt, gave a few points on stew­ When making swimming stop*, ardship. and a iked member* tn plan to take along rubber inner put arid# ir!fi*hne»* and envoi ondisciple* of tube* or inflatable raft*, a* well foes*, to be truly a* wator ball* Engage In beach Christ. riaoa wera mad* to visit the game* Make tha Slops something the childr en u t i l look forward nursing home* and the people on remembrance list No. 7. The min to with i rlith. ute* of the )v«t meeting ware r*e.| SHOP NOW AND SAVE - - - During COWAN'S BIG S H 0 | C LEA R A N C E It Won't Be Long HowSee Friday's Paper. and the trtarurrr* rei-ort given. V donation wa* made to the Ju­ venile Delinquency Fund. Mission projects were discussed before Mr* Roil dismissed the meeting, tttrnjing were Mrs. M. N. Cleve. mi. M n Clyde Humphrey. Mr*. II W. Ri-rker. 'lr*. I* I. T u r v - e , Mra. 0. G. Roller, Mr*. A- B. -siwjoy, ,vli». F. E. ooir. Mr*. Helen Carter. Mr*. J. L Jackson, Mr*. John Fox, and Mr*. W. Ct.ynn. YOUNGSTERS I K VItN THE grip from Mayfair Country Club pro Mario Carfagno, a* thrv take leasons In a terle* undrrwav at the rlub for children ten veer* old and up. Left to rights Mario Csr* fagtio, Jeffery Altman, Robert C. Knight Jr., Judith Barrash, Warren Kt.i|ht, Terry Griffin. Skipper Palmer, (Photo by Bergstrom) I nttOILFD CIIICKKN By Suian Chriitian AtslatarK Nutritionist One thing nicer than a glowing charcoal fire U a glowing char coal ftr# covered with halve* of rhlckeo, slowly acquiring a beau tiful coat of Ian. Thl* 1* wonderful food any time of the year, but e*ped*lly In the summer—and especially thi* »ummer. rinre there i* a hig supply of broiler* on Ihe market. A* you know, the big supply mean* lower price* Broiler* are down in price right now and are likely to remain »o for a few week* at leart. Whether you buy poultry whole or In parta, look for the *ign« of g.Kwi quality that mean • food meal ahead! And remember that poultry ta a very periUiable food. Store it, wrapped looiely. in th# meat compartment of the refriger­ ator. FTe*h poultry will keep well only twu to three d*y» In the colde*t part of the refrigerator. To broil chicken In your back­ yard, try thi* recipe: BROII.EII CHICKEN 1 young chicken, * to 12 week* old. weighing not over 2*» pound* i!rosted. melted fat, »*lt and pep­ per. Cut the chicken Into fourth*. C-*ai with melted fat. Sprinkle with salt and pep|>»r. Place on a charcoal with th* skin tide away from th# heat. Keep the heal mo­ derate. Have the rhicken three or four iniJtr* from th# flame or heat element. Turn the chicken several time* a* it tsrown*. Ila*te fraquenU ly with tii# pan drippllng* or other melted fat. Cook evenly to the bone -M to *5 minute*. If more convenient, conk th# rhirkrn part­ ly done in the broiler, then finish In a moderate oven. )00' to SSO'F; or start en a moderate oven aod ,'lnUh uniler broiler. Serve broiled chicken Kit with th* pan dripping* or melted fat over it A wedge of lemon or lime served with the chicken gives pleasing flavor. Gourmet’s Cookpot Fried Squab* (Mr*, lee ( hia'* recipe> 3 squabs 2 lb»p *h"yo 1 wine glare gin Ginger root 1 tap. Sugar ' ) tip. lilt Extract Jute# from ginger. Then add gin. »hoyu, tugir and rah to tha Jute* from th# ginger. Rub It on squab* Fry In deep lat for 15 minute* or until golden brown. Serve* two. And Circle No. 3 of th# W .8C S. o f ihe First Methodist Church met The Senior High Fellowship of McKinley 'he Ftrit Presbyterian Church will Monday afternoon at meet at the Church at 7:00 pm. Hall with Mr*. R. W. Sturdivant for recreation. a* hottest, and Mtn Alina Chap­ The Mid-Week Bible Hour of man a* re hoiteis. the Flr»t Pro»byterian Church will The meeting wa* opened wdth meet at T:30 p m. at th# Churoh. The Junior Choir of the Flr»t a prayer led by the chairman Mr. Preibvterian Church meet* for re­ M. E Baker. Mr*. J. K. Haw. hearsal at the Church at 7:50 p. thorn# conducted the devotional In tha absence of that chairman., m Priycr Meeting will be held at Mr*. W. S. Thornton. The group ihe Ftr*t Hapust Church at T:J0 tang a »oug from the Cokeibury ami 8:15 p.m, there wiU be a |Hymnal “ Th# Voice of G.d i* Cal­ Training Union Executive Com­ ling” . Thl* wa* followed by re­ sponsive reading, and a reading mittee Meeting. on the church by Mr*. Hawthor­ THURSDAY The Junior Choir of the Hr»t ne. Baptist Church will rehearse al There followed a routine buri* 0:15, Th* Intermediate Choir at ne»* meeting. The »emln»r 8t En­ 7:00 and the Adult Choir at 8:00. terprise and Euiti* waa antywinTh*re will be a combined meet­ red for September fifth and eleving of ihe 1-adiet Aid and the Mis­ enth respectively. Circle* No. 4 sionary Society of th* Lutheran and 3 will aerv# nipper for tha Church of the Redeemer at 7;JO young people on August 13. p.m. at the church. Ho*!e«*e« will Refreshments were served to t># Mrs. Holcomb and Mr* Moh- Mr*. M. E. Bakrr, Mr*. John ler. Member* are requeued to Rrldgera. Mr*. O. R. Estndge, bring their mite boar*. Mr*. J. R. Hawthorne, Mr*. J. M. Duplicate bridge club will meet MeCaskill, Mr*. C. J. Mlm». Mr*. at th* Yacht Club at 8:00 p.m. Herring, Mr*. C E WiltUmn, (nr the wrekly contest. Mr*. J Brudle William*, Mr*. A. There will !>c an Important meet­ D Zachary, Mi*» Bet»l* Zachary, ing of the Chief* Wive* Club Mi*« Vcr»a Woodcock. Mr*. R. W, August 15. The by-laws for the Sturdivant and Mlaa Aline Chap­ Club will be made tonight. This man. t* the regular monthly meeting, and will be held at the CP.O. Sanfnrd'a Only club. The meeting will start Downlowa Florist promptly at 8 00 P.M, W K D N U iD A T The adult at tiie rmisrr should plan child aboard take Herring and at the explain to th# child operate*. helm of the tn Lt each a turn at same time how Ihe boat ?«* N. P»rk Ph. FA :• 1822—Nile FA 2-817# Member: FTnrlsI telegraph Delivery Association (p U A X JlU 'A . Pm - S A LE Q nvsni CONTINUES • SKIRTS Keg. 4.98 • BLOUSES Keg. 2.98 - 3.98 NOW Save where your account is invited, protected and insured! IS S j SANFORD FI.OWER SHOP ^ o w $ 2 .0 0 Buy Now !Circle 5 Meets In McKinley Hall Broiled Chicken * « o le 1 A T lS 't f $1.99 • DRESSES Odd* & End* Keg. 2.99 $1.00 B. E. Purcell Co. NOW SANFORD — ORLANDO Save * J v .nJCl-V fli ’1 �— orr-c **' ,------------i------------------ -------------------------------------------------------------- p p p y p | jp ? f; J fjs p * .* ® .*.» Not Interested in Davis Cup Play Says Dick Savilt - Today's Sporls Parade By Richards B . VINCENT RICHARDS Former Trnalt Star V. riHtn (or Ih. United P ros NEW TORK W — Why don’t they have an open tennis tourna- •howlag hi* v-ung tla»« *«mr of the fundamental* of MAYFAIR INN ..... ,PRO Marl# _____ Ctrfagno , __________ ■ golf ■ “ playing good golf". Carfagne, at left. 1* demonstrating the aorreet stance and swing with * drirr. II.ruRing the club I* Jrffrry Altman. Othrrt lowkto* »n are; Warren Knight, Judith llarratb. Terry Griffin, Skipper Palmer and Robert C. Knlahl Jr. (I'holo by llergilrum) Seminole High School Hopefuls Begin Pigskin Practice The Seminole High School foot ball taaaon git* underway with opening drllli taking plac* Mon. day morning at 1:30 Coach Jim Pigott will lin# up tha football a*pirar,ti tor Seminnla High'* IMT plgtkin atiault to look over material for poaalbly on* of the boat ” elev*na” the lo­ NEW YORK IB — Major leagua cal high ichooi hat turned out for home run production Is nff 414 many year*. It will be a (wire-day drill for per cant thli year with only sic th* “ Seminole” hopeful*. In addi­ of th* 14 teams showing an in­ tion to tha morning drill* at 1:30 crease over (heir totals at a cor­ the prospective team will also get responding point of the 1934 sea. together for an afternoon drill at son. 4:30. A United P r o s survey revealed Bcfoie full uniform* air Issued today that th* National League’ s nn Sept. 2, Coach Pigoli will have Muggers hive hit 4 4 per rent (ew­ years and that aelected a representative group of er homers this hian senool football players that American l-eagu* home run out­ will make up a rugged, lighting put Is off 1.2 per cent. The figI urea ara based on 441 games play, team for th# 1M7 fall conflict Line Coach for the Seminole* ed in tha NL and 431 In the AL this year ll Dave Idurir and when both Litis season and last. The league . leading Milwaukee the tquad is separated Into an A and D squad, Bud Layer and Dick Braves, the 5*. Louis (.’animals, Sliver will handle (he 11 squad In the Philadelphia Phillit* and tha addition to scouting (or the A New York (Slants show increases in ih* National league hut only squad. Athletics ami Seminole High School color* of Ihe Kansas City Orange and lllack will b* flying iloiton Bed Sox are hitting more high this year when tha first gam* homer* than last year In the AL. gtta underway against Lyman on j Tha Brava* and Cincinnati RedSept. 2U. Thi* game will be playrd leg* tup thr major* with 130 home run* sarh. That ligur* rrprr*«nu In Sanford. The achedula continual, with an increase of eight homers for BcabtCfie away, on Sept. 37: A. Ihe Braves compared In their popka here on Oct. 4: Cocoa a- first 110 games In 1934 while It way on OcL 11; an open datr on means a loss of 22 for (hr Red Oct. I*; Winter Park htre on Oct. leg*, who hit 131 in (heir first 110 23: New Smyrna Beach here on game* last year. The most amaiing Inrtr*.* in Nov. I; I^etburg away on Nov. I ; and Melbourne here on Nov. Ihe major* has been accomplished try the Athletics, who have In­ IS. The Seminole* will meet Lake- creased their home run production Mew at Winter Garden on Nov. by 33 per cent. In !0g game* last t t ; and DoLand away nn Nov. ■eason Ih* Athletic* hit only 78 homen-ts fewer than they hit In «7 tint 101 game* thia Th* local Samlnola High School their football team will be playing In year. The world champion New 3 orl the Orange Belt Conference. The record last year was 2 wins, Yankrsi . tong synonomo.i* with T lots*! and t tie. However, Coach the home-run h u e dropped o ff a PlfoU said “ Wa hope lo improve surpiising 21.2 per cent In homer production. They had hit 1(9 in thi* year.” 110 same* last ytar but show only 113 iHa ytar (or the same num­ ber of game* At that, the Athlrt ic* are ih* only team which has ht’ mo/#. Majors' Home Runs Down In 1957 Over 6 Per Cent Monday imatrur and the professional play­ ing tide by aide the year ’round and doing It by their own choice. Thi* In itielf eliminate* all *ham | amateurism now connected with mentr One hear* this question on all the gama of tennia. SOUTH ORANGE, N. J. ; •ides of the court from Forest Group Suspends Star Tell and bushy Dick Savltt, who j Hill* to Wimbledon. I rea 1 with amuietpent the otbtrounced America'* two top tennia I « i r thinking about thia re. ir day a headline In the paper* player* In marching to the E*«t- 1 eently at I tat in a boa at Koreit ern Graaa Court* championship. j Hiiia watching the Tournament of fittin g: Champion*, put on by Jack Kra­ "The United State* Lawn Tennia told the UJL Davl* Cup Committoday not to get D hopes mer at a promoter. Association tuipcndi Stewart I n .! We ia « in thi* tournament *uch definitely." »’PThe 30-year-otd Savilt defeated I •• Pahcho Goniale*. Pan- | |t w m , n Ufll SUwart, 0f p * ,,. |cho Segura, Ken Uo.ewali, Frank d*na. Calif.. the United State*’ Vie Selxai of Philadelphia In the .'•Jgmun, Dirny Pail*, Jack K ra-jn th ranking player hat be«n over championship match Monday, 4-t. trier, and Lew Hoad . the new^fn Europe doing nothing but play­ 4-4, *-4. 14, after having whipped bonus baby of professional lenn. ing in tennis tournament*. Thur, the U 8.’ No 1 ranking player. ii. of course, viol aU* the rules of the Ham Richardson. In the «eml fin­ We witnessed an astounding lennii association, so Harold Le- als. "I'm not intertsted in Davi* tight. Hoad, acknowledged the Bair, chairman of the internation­ No. 1 amateur champion of the al committee, suspended him. I Cup play,” said Savitt after the final match. “ As • matter of fact, world, wa* able to win but two quote Sir. LeRair. I may not even play In Ih# na­ single mitrhrs again*', these pro “ Stewart ha* been violating our tionals at Forest Hills. It will de­ ftssiotial* during the 10 day* of policl** for the part tree year* or pend on whefher my business per­ (he tournament. so but most of th* time he has mit* U-" Won Amateur Crown made excuse* so we let him off. Savitt'f gam* was not quite at Tin* happened only »ia day aft­ Thi* time ha has gone too far in :U peak against Sexias, and ht er law won th* (o-cailed world’s regard to our instructions." had trouble with his service, but amateur championship at Wimble­ What a fare* and what a laugh his ground strokes and volleys at| don. whtre he had heatan Aihler j Coojwr In the final round In thia whole situation if to anyone th# net were too strong for 33. connec'td with the gam*. year old Seixas, srho ha* yet to i straight sets. Hoad's performance at Forest llillt, and subtequently in the pro. fessional tournament held last week at the Jo* Angeles Tennia Club, where he failed to win a •ingles match, indiratei clearly how low th* standard of play has become In amateur ttnnls around the world. Their is only on* answer to the whole subject. |n my opinion, and that i* an open tennia tourna­ ment. During the past 40 years, it has been my good fortune to be con* needed intimately with both golf and tennis in thli country and there is no good mason in my mind why tennis could not b« put nn lh» same bast* as golf in (he United State. Golf. I might add, I* the best run sport in this country. 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A S LB. \ y s j t s r o r h o a cr r*e faffM gr • _ i.. . . ___________ ^ ' JfCc. .,V/, . , TVRN<AW iV SOU? o r r# r i/> ASSrJAl ’VS&USi 9/d«ov a B eer 749 MAB/Ati* J rero'iUA/cMsry/. a o t ro ,v * s r ,a r t 1 TR’ +tHDOUS &ATTWS MPROtoAtHr JLPAWA — —taMMI l( * -/ rtWVM I.U.U. | LB. SUPER-BRIGHT HEAVY WESTERN BEEF QUICK FROZEN «R . A ^^S33ma**esM Ji Jeanne Arth of St. P4ul. Minn, and Barbara D a v i d s •» 3UIwa,.. kce and Mr*. Pat Todd of La JoU*. Calif., won the woman’* double* over Janet Hoppe of Se. attle ard DUn* Wooton o f Santa Monica, Calif., frl. #•!. t By Alan M avtr Army Sgt. Defends Pistol Victory Patty Berg Boasts Against 1,300 Purse 01 $15,768 CHICAGO V ~ Patty Berg, CAMP PERRY. Ohio V — Army 31-Sgt. Iluelet 1. Joe Ren­ with 14.000 first prti# money ’ ner of West Point, N. V.. begin World loutnamtnl at Tam O'Shan defending Me national pistol tor In her purie lodar had a total winnings for th r! championship today against 1.300 of 113,1M In other military and civilian sharp, year. l«rg shooters at this Lake Kti* post. *P»f jtjjiHf nwn dav tor• Ah* fourth time with an strokes over Kay three days o f hand gun firing !>y rdgr of two ahootlng .22 caliber pistols at pa- Crocker, of Uruguay, in their playpar targets In the slaw fire. tim*d off for th* womsn'i professional fire, rapid tire, International rap­ title. The chunky titlehoider's addi­ id fire silhouette and national match rourso events. The shou‘ . tion of the ftr*t prill money to #r» stand 23 and 30 yards and 23 her account put her neatly 13.000 beyond Mias Crocker, whose 12.meter* from th* targat*. Wednesday, th* tiperti switch 000 in second • place money gave to .34 caliber pistol* and Thuis. her a tolal of $10,704 |S for 1937. Mis* Bng, ■ Chicagoan, was day use .43 cipher weapon* with (he total score determining the even or ahead thmughoul th* tui. ll* with tha challenging Uruguaynational plstul championship. Other pitted ronteila ara »Iat*d i m *hoim*k*r. through Saturday, ending th* first j m ,m * prvvtou* 1*37 win* week of th* 1937 national match** 1were Ihe titleholder*. th* Western American at running until Sept, 10. Rifle tour Open and tha All namatits. including muiile-ioadlng Tam O'Mianter. competitions, are scheduled for Ihe ramaining four week*. Shooting itarled Monday when UJL Navy C-W.O, Offutt Pinion ot St Rob rant*. 04 lit, successfully defended (ill International ,g> eat * iM r free pistol chimttionahip against 300 m vism ea. HtyteeA et hemenr I win the Eastern chamnlonabip In 10 jraare of trying, although be hat taken tfae Wimbledon and Korea! Hill* title*. Mary Ann Mitchell of San Le­ andro, Calif., won the women'* •ingle* with a 0-2, M conquest of •ffatliv* through Saturday, Aaguit IT SULTANA 16 Oz. Can Pork & Beans �The Sanford ITcrnld— P«*« 7 W edn esday, A u g u s t 14, 1P57 9 taw by the p rise-w inning w ettern n o v elist | KsoaJhu! WAYNE D. OVERHni *FR '• V _ 9 £ set a trap at hla wagon." TUlUfBH'O wagon w u “Cut ua down from the back," - ■- 33 : far dvwuaiseani from Iha 1 said. 'T h e four of you. That poof v-ber* NrU and 1 had spent right?" *o man)' of our Sunday after‘ That's righ t Had a sure-fire liCK'na. lie was not ta eight. deal Turner and Dillingham waa Neither were hla horaea, but a gonna pay us 11,000 apiece If we campfire waa burning between got all inree of you." the wagon and the creek. Rage took hold of me then 1 haajlated. a pnekJs running and the red has* that swept in (I iwa my tpine: he might be back front of my eyes waa to thick 1 In the brush taking a bead on me could hardly see the man. now. But Rad*nad told nun I 1 shook my head, and the base wouldn't be bark until evening, disappeared. I asked, “Where's so maybe he'd cooked a meal Dillingham?" here, then gone downstream to “ 1 don't know. So help me, 1 one of the other camps don t know. He pulled out this I waa balancing the possibili­ morning, but he was gonna be ties in ray mind when Curly at Turner's wagon tonight’ ssid: "Se^urea got hla csbtn I stared at him. Sweat poured started. Will. Turner might be down hla face. I couldn’t tell down there." whether he waa lying or n ot I nodded and swung down from Then he said, “ Maybe he's In floanle. "Keep your eyes peeled, * town.” I eald, and. gatharing a handful I aitU held the gun, thinking of burning sticks, tossed them that what he said waa probably Into the wagon. I had started to the truth; but apparently he pick up scans more, but then 1 thought he hadn't told me saw It wasn't necessary. Inside. enough. He pointed a trembling a straw tick had caught and finger at Turner's body. “ He's biased up. got a money belt It's filled with I stepped Into the saddle, say­ gold he got from Anchor cattle ing. “Better move * this summer, him and Dilling­ We went down the road on the ham. 1 mean, he's got hla share pin. I saw the smoke of Secore'a on him.” campfire, then hla wagon as we I eased down the hammer of rounded a turn, the outfit at the my gun and bolstered It "Har­ other end of a straight stretch. ness up,” I said. “Give him a A pile of peeled logs lay on the hand. Red." bank above the creek. S c ore was 1 walked through the mud to notching ona of them. Turner was Turner's bullet-riddled body, un­ on the other side of him, using a latched hla mont-y belt, and jerked draw knife. jit free. Heavy! John Mathers They didn't hear us coming waa luckier than he had any right until I fired a shot over their to be. heada and yelled: “ Harness up I "Red. you ride alongside Se­ You'ra tolling. Move!” core." I said. “ Keep him rolling. Beenre Jumped toward hla rifle If he make* a bad move, plug leaning against a wagon wheel, him." hut ha didn't make It. R.- t threw “ Not me," Rec-ore said. “ I've a shot that splatet-Al a spoke got my bellyful of this country." next to the rifle barrel. Secore “ TouTe going down the can­ fell flat on hla belly and lay yon," 1 said. "All of you. To­ there, hia hands palm -loan in the night If you ever come back, mii'L you'll awing. Savvy that?" But Turner waa another atory. “ I ain't coming back." fie dropped hla draw knife and I Jerked my head at Curly and pulled hia gun. I fired and hit we mounted. Troy's outfit waa him In the aide, the bullet turn­ nest We found hla wife and chil­ ing him partly around, but he dren. but no man. “Where la held onto hla gun and took a shot ha?" I asked Mrs. Troy. at me, the bullet slicing through “ In town." aha said. “With my coat Just above my left shoul­ Runyan." der. Wa were close then, all I believed her. I asked, “Can three ot ua shooting at him- He you drive your team?" waa driven back on hla heels and “ Tee," aha eald. on down to the ground, dead be­ “Harness up for her." I told fore ha felt. Curly. “Throw their etuff Into 1 reload up and dismounted. the wagon." What kind of men Secore hadn't moved, probably were Troy and Runyan, I won­ th'nking I was going to shoot dered, who had time to go to bins. I kicked him m the nbe town with e cabin not even start­ "U p r I said. “On your feet," ed and winter at hand? Then, aa He struggled to his han<la and I mounted, the answer came to knees and whimpered aa he me. They Aod never planned to gppped the wheel behind him. make Urtr homes here. They In­ “ Yoa'ra a stout one." I said tended to take the money Dilling­ "Dkfel't you think of this when ham and Turner ware going to Turner talked you Into it ? " give them to murder me and Red “ No." He wiped a sleeve setose and Curly and get out of the hia mouth. "We figured on you country. Well, John MMbera had eomlng tonight We waa gonna picked up some beautl w to build M ^ • £ C H A P T E R SI The Sanford Herald Radio 6 7V Log oauaee us 1:11 1st till i .sa s tt su * '4 l.lh Site W IU IIID 4I s r r a is u e s A iv s c lu r e w it * c u t s W alt lit l sa • epstmaa tvsm iae I.M • M sw a-Waalkar-tparta Ja h* l ' a l r N*w* g r is e n r i k k a a Habals (ill sa % *? aa ft n#a4svou* t« r a* ■ ♦# s as s sa D ee in t e s t o f th* Mnhlceas Tha Mtlli r.atia I - a Uni A aacrat Ws4nss.1ar V lsM f l i h l a Moment o f Dsetsloe Oh Busses a Might Matas Raaael W r e s t l i n g r r t m C h ic ag o ■ ira-off let# IS IS 11 04 s i e a On N s o a- W aa lhtr J i m m y D s s a Show N- a s C a p ta l* K a a t a r t e bears A r e u a d Iks Hate W srtee T h is l-and af Ours M r U K I s M ania I 'rlce i * lllaht Klrlke H HI. h V a lia n t 1-a 1y 1-nve o f Ufa H i­ l l IS 11 «l m a r c h f e r Tcraeirew d u ld l-e M »kl 11 IS 13: te Stand L'p and II* Counts# Aa T he IVorlt Turn# At Ti'.n.xioa 11 H IV altar Craahlla an4 Mas I SO Our Mtea H 'oa k t 4/1 1/11 -•VS on tha Warlt l / l l / l ( Krs lit Ms TWtmaoAY l o u i i a O N T IA L FLORIDA QUICK I U I AND STORAGE (XX LOCKER PLANT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 401 W M t Thirteenth S treet n iF .S E Plum e FA 2-5831 PR IC K S K F F K C T IV K TIM US. - H U . - S .V ~ hla arsat T om orrow . “ Rida alongside her," I ordered Curly, and aa I started down­ stream I looked back and saw that Secore waa In the road. Red riding beside him. Mrs. R u n y a n waa neither frightened nor defiant. Sha Just seemed resigned. She looked at me, a big bony woman, her hands on her hlpa She said: "You want us to pull out. That It?" 'That'* It," I said. I helped her book up, and by that ttma Seenre and Mrs. Troy were not (ar behind. 1 said: “ I'm going after Runyan and Troy. You're taking your wagon down the canyon and you’re going to keep right on rolling. Do you understand that?" “ I ain't stupid," she said. “Go easy on my man, wilt you? He ain't much, but he's the best I'll ever get." I whirled Hostile back toward Carlton. If Dillingham saw me, the chances were he'd cut me dowm. Rut he wasn't expecting me back until tonight, so he prob­ ably wouldn't be watching. 1 flopped In front <if Delaney '# and wrnt in. 1 was lucky. Troy and Runyan were both there, standing on opposite aides cf the potbellied stove as they talked to Delaney. They didn't recognise me until I wa* within ten feet of them. When they did. they were aa scared aa Secure had been. I said! ‘T u r n e r 's dead. Your wagons are on the way here now. You’re leaving the valley today and you're going clear to the river before you atop. If you come bark, you can figure on trouble like you've never teen" “We won't be beck." Troy said, and rdgsd toward the door, Run­ yan following. Delaney gave me a sneering look. He had backed against the wall to be out o f the tine of fire If anything broke Boose. 1 said, “ You don't Ilka It here any more, do you. Art? Tou’d sell out quick If you bad a buyer, wouldn't you?" "Yeah, you bet I would" The sneering expression waa replaced by one of greedy I n t * r * a L "What're you driving a t?" “ I'll be back when I get these boys startad down the creek,” I aakl, and motioned them toward the door. I held them outside on their horses, my gun In my hand until thalr wagons reached town. They tied Ihflr horaea b e h in d the wagons (V I got up on the aeata with their wives. They turned down the creek toward the Ar­ kansas, Itsd and Curly waving at ms. I waved back and wtol Into the store. t m a —eagyow u Whole Sun 39c S I* « II Medium Do* 5 / c I '* » »d in * i« a <t ? tt Large Kingan Ktliahle No Waata 60c Lean Pure Orange C A N N ED Juice H A M S 19c Lb 73c Ground Beef U, 5. ('hole* Heavy Ikrf Rcady-lo-EaL 7 Can* Armour Star I at ? .11 T I* • SI as* s i* is ■•* Ills IS It II M lt e e m i i . o o t c i m Tata T im * Kama T t t n T im * ttl.liv K S IItv l i t I l 'I M i Tha R h y t h m Hour Warld AS M* Twiligh t Bong* llpart* H o o k Mutl* At lla n d - m Naaa Cam ma nlary Pkll Raat Aalsat T h * Matte It's P e e c a t l m e It's P e a c t t l m t Ntea Th* D h ythm hou r At Horn* W Mut’ e At Ho m e With Mutl* h'awa (roundup ■ If n O ff U>. 39c Smoked ROUND Deviled Iw U llL / Crabs Sausage S TEA K 49c Lb 75c % FOR WHOLESALE FOODS ? reHzersJ PACKAGING SUPPLIES "DRNlUPRESSj VOURLUCKI 2 For T.h. > m- Mclt-In-Your-Mouth Pears a >a EGGS FENWICK The Caolu'a are *tmc! Thf>" th* next three wees you won't left Monday night, around seven have to get dressed up and go. o'clock, after a farewell dinner But DON'T forget to t< there on given by I.orrainc and Funk Drams Mike got in from Trx-j Monday night, September 1> . . , aa tail Wednesday, in time to when they will lesume! help with tha packing, etc, to Someone railed me yesterday lake Jackie and th* children for the hour* al the Air Force back with him. They're gone, Commissary, »o I made it a point but only for one year. At the lo dig them up! (And after Just' end of that year, Mike retire*, moving, that waa no raty task!) and Sanford will b« their perman­ So, since tomoriow la another! ent home. pay-day, I decided to run them | Ruby Jordan and her ihrco again for tha benefit of those' daughters, Cam, I.elanl, and Shi- who have not cut them out and cla, have been having them- saved them before! Klves quite a trip! ! They've been Monday: 11:00 ant. to 8:00 p.m. gone for about two weeks visit­ Tuesday 8 00 am. 1o4:00 p.m. ing friends and relatives in UriiWednesday: 10:00 a.m. lo 4:00 lot, Tennessee; Johnsville, Vir­ p.m. ginia; and Lynch, Kentucky. Her Thursday; 11:00 am . to 8:00 husband didn't get to go along p m. this time. A fter alt, someone Friday: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. has to stay home and cam a living !! (Keep telling MY hus-j Try as I may. just can’t seem band thai, but he isn't easily lo jet myself Into an “ ad-libbing"I wood with ell this heat! Not that' persuaded!) anyone would ml*, it . , . aincr Mr*. Robert Powell, (llltdij; it never amounted to very much! to her friends,) is taking a well; However, s»me days Its very earned rest after a solid month1 of one group of out-of-town accessary lo try, or I'd have NO­ THING to write about! I'm afraid guests after another! This last; this new neighborhood will |>e my group left Monday. They were Birdie's aistor and brother-in-law downfall! Everybody is *o friend­ ly it’s much loo easy to Ignore Mr. amt Mrs. Harold ti- Hoff­ your work and tit down and re­ man, and their aixtecn year old lax, and talk! daughter, and t h e i r nineteen Ilut since the settling In Die >v.ir old aon—all from Rushvilla, Illinois- Take* • lot of new house is going so slowly, (lamina lo riileiUin several guess | ba<l better rlote and “ batches" of visiora with hard struggle ihrourh a little more of It! tElllott has the duty tonight, ly a pause between! •Seems as If new people ar* *1- so maybe I'll cheat a little and way* moving Into South Cine- do it later when it isn't quite to rresi! Another newcomer if Mr*. hot! John Cocath, who arrived from Tatuxant River, Maryland, **n* ANITA WEEK LATER husband! He’ll lie here In about ARCADIA, Calif. W — Th* 21st atx months, when he returns running of the Santa Anita Handi­ from rgentina, where lie is de­ cap will t>« pi,-tented March I, ployed with an outfit frlm Cax 1&8, one week later than usual, River. They plan to make Sin- it was announced today by t'arlt* ford their permanent home, as on F. Burke, racing director at so many Navy families stem lo Santa Anita. be doing. Guesg they just can't hear thg thought of girtng up forever thia nice, easy, relaxed way of life we gM used lo, being stationed here, not to men­ tion th* wonderful attitude of Ilie people here, and Ihg way Die Vi Navy is accepted. Coleen Wtnship's husband is de­ ployed with tho YAII-7 detach­ ment which i* presently overWUI Beeton winds up a bar­ peaa, so to help pass the lima, gain and goes home tn trouble. •ha will t « teaching the liny tola Continue "llanlock" In this at the First Uaptist Church llibla li newspaper tomorrow. School, starting neat week. Can't think of a better way for anyone t:ls Ait Unklaitsr*a House Parts (o spend their apare time, ran tilt Tkla Land of Ours you? It not only helps you, but t i l Th* Dig Payoff whit wonderful work to do for I 3 1 Bye on the World young children. I St llnh Croahv I ve lirlaMtr Pay With the onset of such warm I II gsrras rtt .rm weather, the weekly crowd at the I Id i : j *» ot Night S #* r'atilral Kinrlda Panomatna •quare dance* haa been gradually < II Ilia hitler dropping off. Ilut there »re al­ I 11 Era on the World ways thotn who feel a loyally w n n n .iv j a « ManaviLlss to the club, and manage to got n ia v s K L e WKDfticsiivt a r r s u e o s dressed each Monday night and I f| fla Clinch rtaport attend. For the sake of those loy­ I II P on g P d o a r d s I IS Wild Dili l l l c k a k al souls, and all the other* who ? *4 VI* l u m a s would like lo attend but Just iit-e h h tr lff o f Cachlat I is l i t Oot a Macrat can't seem to make It right now, a as C U.i. Bta-I I t o e r the entire group Is taking a short is *e p ra th V a l l t r D a r t 1« >> Tha Millionaire vacation! For tha NEXT TURKS 11 so t i l t * Mspori MONDAY NIGHTS, there will II I at* S l o e 11 :ll Meet A Klsn O ff I f NO square dancing. However, T l i r n a t i a r stoM H iee on tha fourth Monday night, the JINNII ItATCHfOIO. il, of Hoi( II Taar Pat tern Second Monday In September, lldayaburg, Pa., will rcpr*»*nt Jimmy D t a n Phew L’• Naan W ai rh ar , pastors Study which will be September #, they I Ptnnaylvanla at tha annual Mite ItS* C t p l K a r t a r o a WII.L RESUME (hr dancing at' America beauty pageant In At­ »» * Oarr y M oor* ( M . r t lantic City, N. J. She hold* both the Chief* Club! 11 Of course a.it Arthur O n d fr t p r l l - T H ) • IS Harry M o o r* ( f r a BS end MA degree from what this mean* te that well i t i s Mrlk# p fi l l h fforlhw*il#rn University, end is probably have three nice cool 11 :*# Vails at I.ady now working on her Doctor o f , 11:11 L e r e o f Lit* Monday night* in * row! Bui if Philosophy degree et Die Uni­ I I I * ■atrrh f e r T o m o r r o w that la Die case, just think whit versity of Mlrhlgsn. Iter talent 11 :SI tluldlng l.t eht good it will hava done everyone' ie fja ta baton twirling. Her II.s« T w a h a l / C l o i k llaport II l* ■rand t*p and Da Coun ttg to difcontlnua for those three measurements arc 39-23-39. II K A* T h* W o r ld T ur ae weeks!!! So don't forget . . . for| l.a* Pur Mias Ilraohs iii* lluutaparly I.*# Ilia P a y o f f I ■* Hob C r osby (C -I/1 SI i c* llrlahtar P a y a n tacrat IP orm a i* ltd f a o f Mlaht , 4 M Ppaa Ilona* 1)1 M lck-y ! ! o u t * FLA. fill U)r. A -n illF C T PROM LOCAL FARMS sSmall JACKY It I g h e e S wsentlia t o (#4 p e l t e d protected. Dss'i wait eriil U'e l e « Ula. Start yetsr (belt NOV I P r e t M U M l i y l ' 1 faU kM mo petde saraHTaTceaw I'M W mi* TIs A i*aruaMj CountJ. Dvchcae Pear* . . . a real adventure I* eating la la etor* for you. Canned pear halve* ar* at their luley best when nestled In creamy choeolata fi'llrg in meHngu* ahelle. Chopped nut* do th# flnlihing-nff honor*. If meringue ihella are not evallabla and you don't want to make them, uao packaged Individual apong* (hurtrakes. ■ *• *• ». —Duehrta Pear* -t»y 1 cep aewd-sweet chocolate 4 meringue ehalll, Of pieces sponge shor*rakse 3 tablesp on* boiling water 4 canned pear halves 1 teaepoon vanilla '* cup coarsely chopped H cop whipping cream nut# Combine chocolate and water In saucepan; heat over hot watar until chocolate ia mritedi cool. Fold In vanilla and whipped cream. Spoon Into meringua ahtlli aad top with pear halve* and nuts. Four •ervingf. Ba •dventuraaomo with thee* filling* for meringues, foot (I ) Pistachio lea cream and canned bluaberriaa or napbarrioc (t ) Lemon pudding with canned fruit cocktail or plaaappla tid(I) Cybod charrr flayorod gelatin folded Into whippod aream __ with canned sliced paarhea. THE OUTIOAKO POET INGIN! of a giant doubledecked C-8T haa no propeller and tho inboard en­ gine Is knocked out by flying metal, but tho craft is ssfrly down at HUo Airport in Hawaii. Th* mili­ tary Air Transport Servlco plan#, wlih tt person* aboard, flew on two of Its (our engine* (or C00 mile*. The pilot, Air Foreo MaJ. Samuel Tyson, re­ ported that he waa pail th* “point ot no return” on Ih# flight from San Fran cisco when the engine* quit. Ho flew only 100 feet above towering wave* to conserve th* da'lndllng fuel supply as Navy and Coast Guard vessels wtia alerted, flnlcmoltonstj YOU'RE TELLING M E ! — I t WIHIAM HITT — Central Pres* Writer FROM 1TI8 to today Unci* Bam haa apent a little over a trillion dollars, the U. H. Treasury has computed. On looking over na­ tional budget* for the last couple of decad«s, Zadok Dumkopf won­ der* what took him *o long. I ! ! In Mumnot,! n bear broke Into a colU. ilw’s a /ar coat. Nut scintcr some hmtn u notny to be atI« fo Mbcmofr in style. ! ! I farmer Yankees dsfsalsd for­ mer Tiger*. 1-0, in an Old Timers' gam*. Ooed grleft-lhei* Yanks win evtn when il deasn'l mean anything! I I ! Th* third pigeon In a threebird race from New York flnslly arrived at (he finish line In Chi cago—eight days late. Maybe he had lust decide] lo spend on* of those long weekend* In the country. » » .!. The lurk it one 0/ fhe Jtn t bird* to «>’ isc tn Ik# murninp—Factopiapkt. Probably because ho doesn't go out on one tho nlpkl tw/vre. I I t Strawberries ar* full of Iren, w* read. Hey, Mem, hew abeut weld­ ing us a shertiak* fer supper? I 1 ! A giraffe In an Oklahoma too waa auccaaafully operated on for constant stomach ache, due to an "Inleatlnal twist." Cosh, Vv4 thought the only •llrnent those critter* ever had was a sore Du oaL fOKMIR fllSIOINT Herbert Hoover puffs hla pipe In Ran Francisco as he marks hi* 83rJ birthday with a pro* confer­ ence at hla hotel suite. Hoover was born In West Branch, Iowa, on Aug. 10,1174. ffwremallrmaT) �Wednesday. Aairust 14, 1957 8—Th# Sanford Herald W jti STBCN6 UE K f O i S i E i yrt/T MEM 1MTWVIX6 BjFIE AMO iL A » TUE CTMEBC IN CASE THE TESSA) BCTUi .m o i doubt n u i rntv m u . C p < ~ V tvrrvytxj B » S\ MCE TO MM M '^ T Pl&UTUPTWr / --------- STEEP Hill/ ME MA0C X WELL. HKB MET MOST M f FCttMCXS CW I OF T>« CCMS— * 6 cmh y t r ? .A -— . ___________«**' I YXJTOMtK TVUT T HEW ( J J i TO 6<T TUEM* AS IFTUEV WEfiE fU TW tK , J D o rr ’T O S S tv**x W 5 M*06 ASV REAL TST&JO& " > 6T am £ 3 waceia»a » akt £ r«o*» n r *«t PCW T CUT m C* nCWt Ttnurotr... "OWT4T/ weu n e w wcarc AAAX'&rvt j%a *er»«.' w ru ut ic u s o e KU arts* mar rtoauM... * nruW rvf rrTn nJ rev r»t« stove —amv worn n> rwr O ff fr»*X rCuvt U5«C>A*C> PCSTBCOtP.' . vorrvl --- - TM ATl . ] Tne i a e g TSMtO' Y iJ C -»«9 TO 6 0 y wt-»r otfw tv<o or# ] stwakshtt ano me r-.w r j a e j _ now /... awo w o u r ft n a r x to « ttu _________ <■ mat i m n s j Moat ei the vartoul dial tone* and rin fin i signals with which telephone users have become f» . m ilir wil! fliP he In effort when MetmpeliUn Service It Inaurguraled nest month art online to an announcement ftvm Winter Park Telepbone Com panr. The «*nlr eiceptiorj will be two new fea­ ture* which are recorded voice* uted In transmitting ralla to a party on the same line and In notifying luhscnben when they dial an unastlgnrd number. The several airnala and ring ing call* with Metropolitan Ser­ vice are announced at follow*THE DIAL TONE when a cal! Is dialed. No change. T1IK RINGING SIGNAL when a coll I* completed by dialing. Sn change. THE BL’SY SIGNAL whan a lino m busy So change. The recorded voice* which will be heard by a caller will be ai follows: When a subscriber with a Mid­ way tr.nrnWie iiui.ttXr i&tti !wm«* one on his own line, a voice will inform him that he I* eating someone on hi* own line and advise him to irplare hi* receiver until the party he Is calling has a chance to answer the call. Another recorded voice will be heard when a aubscriber Inadvert­ ently dials a number that la unaMurne*!. In thi* case the voire wiH inform the caller that he dialed Incorrectly, adviw him to hang i»p hi* receiver, and look up the correct number desired in the new telephone directory. NIKITA I. KMIU1HCHIV. Soviet Communist Tarty leader, wave* to crowds In East attack* on West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, who w»d to «P ” At right ts Soviet First Deputy Premier AnatUs L Mikoyan. who repocudly may Nikolai Bulganin. In center it East German Premier Otto Grotewohh (inrer Orlando exchange area will h* mad# by dialing the desired num­ ber direct from the subscriber's o »n telephone act, without first dialing “ S". Orianoo exchange aubocruiert will have new numbers which will include prefix#*. These will be either GArden, CReatwood or CHerry All l e l c p l e number-. of Wintor Park subscribers will be changed to Include prefixes whiiF\ will be either Midway, TEmpla or VAllcy. With Metropolitan Service the "two-five'* dialing method goes Into effect. This means simply that a caller will dial the first letter* and all five fig-ires In th* number he wishes to call. However, for subscriber* living with Metropolitan Service is In i« Longwood, AltamonU, Earn callng a long distance number outTart. Casselberry er Porc*l City, iid« th* Winter Park and Orlando who will h*T* eithrr the prefix Exchange areas. Instead of dialInr the number UO. at at present, their new number, the method of subscribers are asked, sri'.h Me­ calling a party on the same line tropolitan Service, to dial " 0 " will not be change.) from the me­ (Operator) to make an out-of-town thod now used. Subatribers with call. As in the past, long distance VAIley or TEmpl* prefixe* have calls will b* made through th* a alight advantage since they will Orlando telephone exchange for know a party 1* on their own Una Winter Park subscriber*. Since all call* with Metropolitan if the prefix and first fou* figures of the number are the asm*. Since Service will be toll-free in railing Midway prefix subscriber* will between th* Winter Part and Or­ not he able to detrrmina by the lando rxchanrca, the optional ex­ directory number if a part*- u on tended service under which call* the same line is their own, the to Orlando are made firit by dial, recorded voice is to be used. ing ti>e number 9 will be eliminat­ Another change to be in effect ed and calli to any number In the , JLittle F o lk s by B /U Chase & Sanbornc M D E INSTANT M Y m o m e a t s MV ] UMATS THE CSFFERSUC tJEUJ BAST S IS T E R | SO LONS AC S H S S -t IS TH E SP i T T IN ' H EA LTH Y? I M t . i t CF ME SHE S BOUND TO ■E HEALTHY *CAUtC MOM S H I S THAT BOOT-BCHLCIN fO 00 F R O M W AD E'S SUPREX MKT MV FATHER *■ CKJfSNT LO-.E . 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P k K T w rrrr ' <A«PlAH> * tHJNH” Golden Rip# M SS* 10 O l. r k g . / m « k a Cut Green Beans 0r A' Washday Bargain GIANT SIZE A s ewaa I* «M i tty anor* Mvrrr Ran I# childr*«. Maka aara i f whai* fan It* it aal*. It tala# flight montlto and ihre* data l#r maibwam poR* prolaetlaa. Don't wait omS It's #a# lam Start yowr shots nowl Sa* »*ur physivit* or local kaakh department. Help stamp oot paralytic polio, h* threat Baby Lima Beans 2 V Shop Wades Values WESSON £ ri l S U P R EX ' M A R K ET QUANTITY MQHH HStKVB) » Wf SOCIALIZE IN QUAIITY MEATS �LL.VSS1FIED INDEJ. i — REAL Ij TATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE JO-M ALE nr FEMALE 23 A - PLUMBING 11NQ end Wednesday, A'iffu»t 14. 1057Thc Sanford Herald—Pago • KOOF- 2S—.ARTICLES FOR SALE USED REFRIGERATORS Crolaritor $49 95 P L U M B IN G Coldapot 29.95 Coetract and Repair Work Hotpoirl 79.95 Free Eilimatra t'roiley 99.95 If you like people jou can con­ R. L RARAEY M(»ODMERE PARK HOMES 79 95 vert apar* hour* into income 3M Saaford Av*. Phoaa FA 2 ilAl Kelvi nator Saaford Av» at 27th St. ALL RECONDITIONED Attrettir* pi** time ial*a »erk 1 4 3 Radronn Hemes l i*4 M a-«ir auto *• u .v r SM 95 frr iaa ••Am#a or m»a-aay a }* 1759 D evs . $$0.60 month C E R A M IC T 1 L E Wringer tv-pa Norp* la Central Florila No rrr-.oui 7 months old 69 96 •’ A ll. F. MULLFR A SON iillins reaumed. " e r k in your C. A. lAHIDDON, Sr. L'ttd 17 i.ivNAdmiral TV 15 00 own neisnboiaood. Plenty of Huhv Fpeara F.A :*t:33 H ijserlv Appliance t r o '/r Registered nelo available to heln ' " j r ’ > 'i s . :.- . . F.A 2-3A72 Feat Eillta Broker admlior.a! money-- Wr.t* Neil umornf L Heating, li c e Eiti .92 S. I-*r» Ava. FA 2-39J1 Liedes. 42 S U v « Barton K4 . ca. a ;. ruaraatted : . refrigeriiori. double bad rolla-: Orlando or Phone 4-93J0 for cna year Bill LaBjet. Lcaj «*!• beliteadi. terrac* table, appomtaeat »oed. Phene W. P. 2S^9»». KENNETH t , SLACK 'aleuiiea wyr.dow-i. J uaka 4. KFT,. REAL ENTATE HK'lh ER faucets. Nee at B anot Court. r i ^ n T s t t s tiR in I. ~ H -M OW K WANTED___________ 1003 F. 2nd Phona FA l 0221 Oitando Hiway Piano T uning & K rpnirinc FOR SALE WeatirphouiO port* LA'A'NS MOM ED— Raaaonabl# 2013 Palmetto ir !r A'lcuu.-r. ClattWr. Utv# vr.car Po*#r m>»#r F.A 2-4u'.t FA 2-6207 p»w Idea I for Houie Trailer a a DAMD WAYNE MATHES L : . : i B o u e r. Real ter it i small »n4 e»iy to *tnr«. Baby r.'.ti.-.j. pefarenrai furaiahH aiti M Field. A ix v li'r riA.No' t u n in g 2 r . r r v - ' * c c«i: f a :-y<»v7 ei 90c hour. Pn. 2 A 3*1140. 1 So. Or.ando Hey >A 2 0341 W. I. MA'*\10N Ph. FA 2 127 Alier 4.00 p. m. OF Electnc Ranje, rerfect conLo<h Arbor, > BR, bath 1 ■ J(*v. wantad »* bab'* »itier. Th dll ion lion May j * *>-#n at FA 2-3751. room and cirpnrte. Perfect for ■ t i l l Oak Ave i A 2 378S ------------- 2*— ELE( TK1CAL SERVICES pe'i folferi. (k lU r u By N*. M l Olficer. FA M 2t‘ ________ JVpe*sdaa> boy ^aata m ortar ’ IJ l” late modil GE table model' and odUSX Ph FA 2-4ls5 Air CoadiLoaisc T v . $75 00 FA 2 2334 3 Bedroom Concrete Brisk host* Electrical Caatractmr tad — on larje corner lot. N n l y : ^ T I'P 7 f u . V r- k v lt1^ * ;T ~ GT. “ r on i d* T *7S M j Repair*; Ecennmua, House painted innd» and out 1 PS FA 2-.’9?t W-.rinc and repairs Dranne Nfhool of Dance Forre»*. Dr Ph. FA 2-JOP*. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 4 2 ' attic fan. ** hor»»p."'ar wo*! Tap. Ball*!. Acrobatic 1U lla rcr..* Dial FA 2*0315 tor L time clock. *$5 00. NO DOST w a it : la m y new- studio 2*S3 H u-»athi 3-4692 NEAR COUNTRY CLUB' FRiGlPAlRE ,;pU ascsi. u .e Let ui build vaur dock*, bulkhtidi Gts refrigerator $ ft $130 Tei:at 3 BEDROOM M ASO N RY and service. G H. Hud. Ouedo and sea wall*. 3V*t*r Front Coaand tank. $17 20 gal. hot M Fla. Phene FO 5 3315 or San­ P R IC E D TO S E L L •trucuon C<*. FA 2- 4330. tar tank with iidi-arm-ti**!* ford FA 2-3193 after C r m. sm .r.n o.on r r. $2 60. 2 iirean d^or frsrr.ea. i i 00 each Sutgla well AIR CONDITIONING N O C L O S IN G c o s t s : 25 aBUILDING-REPAIRSkitchen link. $3 00. Ph FA A ret! beauty, iu .-rounded by H. B. POPE CO. p a in t in g 2-0726 A15AYI homei. thi* la e»cap200 S. Park FA WELAKA APARTMENTS: w * r HOMEf— 3 and 4 badreema tmaal buy. requinnx $21;0 down or liio n down, located in ENVELOPES. Lelterhtadi. aiale- FLOOR tandmg and finishing 11 ft. Hot point refrigerator. 1prtvatft bath*. 114 AA. Firit St. 1 2 batha. year-old, $100.00. FA 2-2934. Cleaning, w- a x 1 n g Ferv.ng beiutlful Lovh Arbor. Eadufiv* mrnta, invoices, hand biUi, and EFFICIENCY apartments suit­ with Seminole Realt}, 1901 Complate and ready for immedi­ Jit'A air conditioner, \ ion »in . programs, s tr . rrogreiitva 1L M. Gleason. Lake Mary able for couple or single ptnoa. Tatk Ave. FA 2*5232. dm** type in use ltaa than 3 ate occupaaey. Printing Co Phone FA 2-2951— Private both t shower. Id*ol!y dlya. Lilt price 1249 M. laeri. 403 W*it ISth SL V - F k w i , Pltnta.. Shreba located or rot* from Boat Offir*. fia n r for $150 00. Phoaa FA rbaM inquire Jacobsen Dept. Starr 2.|0!i_________________________ Location* THRIFTI-c bee king accounts coita CROTONS 55c. 3 fo r »1 00 Sout.n Piaaereit — Sanford only $2. for 24 ihecki at Flo­ Modem oil elec. kiUlWnattw ApU. Furniahingi of 2 bedroom houie Aim larser sixes Whupenng Oak* — Tituavilla rida Su:< Bank. i for »a!e. Including TV. vaeihSUMMER RATES CiR.APEYILLL NLRB KEY mg machine and OE rafngaraCoil Clirk’s Court. FA 2-3403. Grapavilla Ave. FA 2-0116 Ro*fmr — Jalouiies PUMPS — 5TR1NK LEK ior Reaioneble. A-l eond. Wil. FH a in larvica and FUA fiaaacOrnamental Iren — D v » i SYSTEMS Iiarai, 23 Vo!util DrWe, Da* ® Efficiency Apt. A:r-<ond;Lcm A mg available. A. K. ROSSETTER. FLORIST Bary. Ph. NO M l 92 _______ ; AQ type* and auaa, installed For Tainting call Mr. Taaktr, Ph. TV opttona!. Hiwsy 17.92 So. Ph*ne FA 21$S1 • Do It TouraalT* FA 2 6153 anytime. City Limit*. SluraberUnI Court. We can qualify you for oaa of For deper.dabl* Service Lei^er Sriret piano. 6 month, theic homes in 30 minuiaa. You WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Member of rToria'. o!J •»ith damp rhaier, $350 00 3 Room apt- 112 Elm. FA 3-037&. Tad Uurnett can start enjoyiar the homo S T I N E Telepephy Delivery A nn. Phone FA 2*1971.______________I for PAINTING while « e process u a pa p ea . Machine and Supple Co. Furnished apartment. Ph. FA lft— O H 'ir R ECHTPMENT 207 W. 2nd £L Ph FA 2-6452 2641 Grir.vifw* Phsaa FA S-237B Kenmore eleetrie range, good eon- j 2 * 5 7 2 3 ._____________________ dttion $50. Baby bad. $10. Small I HAYNES Office Machine C o. SHEET ROCK compact kitchen table aet with Developed by Roi« Court Apartments. J room Tjp#wr:tera. adding machinea. 4 44 only $1.65 per aheet fold aw »v benches , $35. Ph. furnished apartment. Call FA t*to only $2 05 per thett RalM-Rentaia, 214 M ag. Ph. FA 2-6412. M arine FinlahM 2*0733._________________________ , F \ NO162 Shermsa Concrete Pipe to . F o r Y o u r Bnal 29—fl'RNITU RE and I Out West 13th St. This u a p m to the Movie land Sankarlk Glara and P aint Co. 4 S room furaahod house. me* HOUSEHOLD GOODS ' Cor. Hey. 17 32 A 27th SL Ride-la for Jerry Beakarik. Lap. 112*114 W 2nd St Ph PA 24622 U r{« yard. Adult* only. VA’. lit For The Beit In Tainting Phone F A 2-15«1 gup Aug 2J, 1367. , FURNITURE OF CHARACTER £l. at Monro# Coraor. A. J. .Call Rerrvbin Painting Contract, WELL" DRILLING Peteraoa. Ph. FA 2.2739. Bmlt By BRA1LEY ODHAM, Pie*. or. No Job To large or Small Fairbanki-Morse Pumps II—A P T O M n w iIifft-T I tlM liW Matter Craftsmen In Furnished 2 room apartment. All . V**ttn M all <*|ie| Llcen »e<t_ UrnJed—Union Style and Conitiuetion prtvit# «U h privsto lath. Ta. Need a good used cart Ho w a r d c . l o n g CaU FA 2 .::$ 7 Th* same at Thoia 207 E. Commercial Ave. FA ; «0 0 3 .____________________ ! Real Estate — lnsuren-a Prised Slnee Phon# PA 2*2527 Commercial loveitmcnta— Rental* i .•?— n o t ii r .y n h .q s a i . s 2 Bodroc . bungalow, eompiauly1 Colonial Day* YOUR PONTIAC SALESMAN Property Management furr.. 311 PiTmotto A rt. Finished For FOR A NEW PONTIAC OR Interior Decorilor. rendental <2 ROLL.5W6Y', Hospnal and Baby Florida Climate In Commercial. Alteratior.a am GOOD USED CAR. Bed* DarW'eek or Month— Furr.:.~>! fC .age. Th FA 2custom made drapar’e*. Frei Y'our Choice of Woods Ph. FA 2 0231 «r after 6 p m . T#1 FA 2-3111. FYirmtura Comer rinmatea. Call FA 2*1*2J after FA 2-2563. 501 Ueat lit * G a in f u n apartment. ctose-la. 116 Wear Flrat Sc 5 30 p. a . # Ph. FA i-4013. Jimmy Co**s PROFESSIONAL SERVICE It sstll pay YOO to see u* before 5. D. Hiihlf-man — Aaseciate you buy. Open Evenings and Thu is a raia •*» (he Rita Theatre 1/k-A R TicL Lb r o r /V .A i'r .* '" * 3 Bodroom house on SUvtr L tk v ., DICK IVERS — AaaocUt# Unfurr.uhrd except for electric ftundayi for E B Crumley. Eap data1Work Clothai, canteen, Cota. Ph. PA 2*5641 alova oad refrigtrator. 1 mile 204 S. Park Ave. EastGd* Trailer Silea Aug. 23, 1157. Camp Goedi. Paint. Army' from Bote. Niro for cntidren. • BIG VALUE? Palatka, Fla. ______ Navy Surplus. 310 Kmfoid Ave. Turn rl,h t lin t road south of • QUICK CREDIT ~ DON'S COVER SHOP • Ssrepta Rest Home, oaly home. REALTOR GARRETTS SEWING CENTER • EASY TERMS Air Cnaditionlng and Haating Automobile interior Dt-eorater While— N'ecchl—Elna WILSOVMAIER Raymond Lundqulat. furnished 3 room lit floor *P> C. H. STArrORD Seat Covers — Truck Seat* N t« and Uaed ForntUr# l i i re.* mo. Convenient down­ ASSOCIATE 215 Oak Avenue FA 2-4731 | Repairs on all make Machines. At WtUia Ponuao—301 W. 1st town location. Call FA 2-5351. Phone FA 2*3951 Atlantia Bar.* | 323 East Pint 8t. FA 2*5244 311 E. Firat St . Ph. FA 2-6622 GATLIN BROTHERS ~ t ;— R o a r s and M0TOH6 2 Room furnlihrd house. 1 house 24'' Tbileo coniole T\', $150 00. Lied furniture. appUancea, tools, IF IT i i ” REAL ESTATE Contractor*, Draglines; Geneva. A So c f Mar-Lo-i Motel- Th etc. Bought sold. Larry’s Mari. I FA 2-2934. aak Crumley tc Montelth JOHNSON MOTORS Z222. rh. FA 2*3276 Sanford. , 21 Eai: First St . Pn FA 2*4132] * FA 2-1210. et III South Park Ph. FA 3-46Q5 SEMLNOLE SPORTING GOODS I Norge Appi.ar.ee*— Zenith TV 2*54 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-1592 LaVtrna School af Herring 2 ER houa*. ga:a; e. FA 2057$ Miller Radio & Applinnrea Conault A REALTOR First Tap • Acrobat.c - Ballet FA 2-035; CULLEN AND HARKET , Ead Boat—1*' Comet. $433. Tuliy Two bedroom nicely fumuhed Enroll now for fall lermi. atart. l i t S. Park A t e : houie. kitchen equipped. Jaloua* 110 N. Park Ave. Th. FA 2 2391. equipped S*« at Monroa Bolt tng September 3rd. Clataei for — Factory .0 you— ied Fla. room and carporte. Harbor. Cal] FA 2 9931. beginners and advanced atu. 20J-03 EiSt First F \ 2 W»3 Aluminum — cioi* in. 1905 Cedar A'#. Write denta. Venetian Ultads Your Evliunde Dealer Box MC. e o Sanford Herald _ 1404 E. 20lh a Phono FA 2-5423. BEDROOM ~SPECI $L Er.clejed head. Sig-procf bottom HOBSON SPORTING GOODS Serving the Service rail with piaatir enda Plants /urniibed apartment. 2nd Goer 504 E. Ht. Phone PA 2-5661 Sanford Ava. at Rnialu & T “7 «r rayon tapes. Cotton or nyi-.n Bookcise Bad S room* and private bath. .Vf*9 A M. lo 9 T.M. Doubl* Dresser 5 / / V 12 ft. runabout, 25 HP Evtnrude s Jv furniahad. No chi.nren. Call cords. FA 2-2565 Mirror y 1 like new A trailer Ready to go. ~ FA 2*1119.___________________ , Senkarik Glaa* and Paint Co. Chest of Drawers ^ Will take $376 04. Harry A $2 50 per call p!u» parti. 3 years ii.* I l l W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 24 . . • 6 room*, bath screened porchas,, Doug a. 517 W. lit. FA 2 9022 Choice of Finish and girl* experience in TV Servtea on all carize. fruit treat, adulta c.nly.| FREE—1 pr Lamp*—I I LL 1 HP Air Coaditior.er, $43 00. maki* and models. Oce jear .. No pet*. Inq-iira 2215 Pal-Teun 16— PLACES TO EAT FX 2*2994 guara.ntoe «n all parta Wt also ECHOLS BECJING CO :e r-ici suto and heme radios. ".C-dEAcM AL ^ lA t-n ~~ SELL U8 YOLR IL K M I RE Cer. 2nd A Magnolia FA- 2*6321 Barbequr lunchaa the Pirture tubei repitrcd m yuur • Cash for any amount Super C u b Service, II e. m. to 2 a. m • Bud” Ilambergtr, Mgr. WE ARE STARTING hem*. $9 93. guaranteed. 1 year. 'HUTCHINSON'S Ocean Front Trading Post 1 n.lle *out:i of ilua) Her Drive In Fr*» Delivery 6 MORE HOMES IN Phone FA 2-7*61. 9 a.m. to 5 p m. Aria. Daylona Beach. Call »A Sanford, phone FA 2-0677. Frtnch Ave. at 20th St. LITTLE VENICE : ! Including Dstary A- Lake Mary 2-4451 B. U. Hutduion. BARNES TV SERVICE 21" Philco console T 5* $75 00. 17 —REALTY PARLORS s— kCAl. EST a ! ^ fo r s a l e 231 Eait Commercial FA REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Mode! eirplsne 100111111 X-ac'o 17" T5’. table mode! Ne r p Modern Air-Conditioned Salon 4 Bedroom. I Bath « 2511 French Ase. »ood -arving knife eM*. Burtube with guarantee ExcelUr.t II VRRIETT 5 BEAUTY NOOK 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath gen Vibroarafier tools. * J. \ \ . HALL. REALTOR eonditien Innafcred, m a l *ell. 103 S. Oak Av*. FA 2-6742 Ph. FX 2-6591. 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath _____ Kay L. Kennedy, Associate ROLLINS HOBBY oHOT • Johnny Walker. A»»ofUt# 2617 8■ French PA 2.13U Summer rersr.invct Special t e w e d —a p p r o v e d ►Call H air Phone FA 2*3641 JS 4 I « U GUARANTEID APPLIANCES A A A Tree Sem-.c* Hiral Por*er Beauty Shop )na horn* has b*an ield. to a c t, 35 Fnridairt 7 *u ft Trees Removed. Demoned S te n stro in R ea lty 1104 W. 23th St. FA 2*1321 now uhl'a theta homei are under refrigerator with freejer Ph. FA 2-0421 H. E. 8TENSTROM const ruction. chest, excellent $123 0) CLASS BEAUTY SALON RagUtarad Broker 55 Fngidatra 9 cu ft. Wedding Imitations Air-Conditlesad Laitfd - Phsna FA 2-2434 rafr^arstor, 50-lb And AnnouaetminU Clearnea*. A '*e. Lake Mary fr*a«r $153 03 flC SO r»7 1MAim calling $i00 DOWN Seme ef 'Less b#*u*tfu! hoses 6 eu ft, eleetrie rafr.garstor r A 2-4212 cardi. lUtlonary P»»elTe Office tr* located or. Lake Front IoU. A-I craditm.*!. just th« * h o n e y m o o n cottage thing for a small apt $ 43 03 r * - m i M T '7 lE L r tVA.sYgft' S u p £ ij_ 2 2 iJ ll£ 2 2 liI L ^ -— — • Immediate occupancy, modtrn 2 Eaay wringer washer, will Uo bedroom. Convenient location. 2SA— PLUMBING end ROOFING your waihing 4100 Waitren and curb cirl over 21$7,500. FINANCING: V. A.. Frigldiira auto, wsther. all ror. Apply Pig 'n Whisda.______ PLUMBING * SEPTIC TANKS SI,000. D ^ n . M onih Cogveat:o.-.»l, 7 E X■ eala.n, dent mias Jus 01 a 99 00 1 INSTALLATION A REPAIRS 1357 K*-r 3 bedroom CBS home «7th In Serrua Fngidaire auto u nbar, mo. Waitrtia wasted, alio colored 24 Hour Service U rriris floors. Shade traea In dal WSA-S7. Reg J249 -3 777 57 ihort order cook or duhwaihrr. ARCHIE C. HARRIETT yard. Total price $9,250 1937 Fngidair* auto, washer, Apply in person Touchtoa Drug Priced Prom: FA 2 6 » 9 ar FA 2-5751 model Wl.57, ihv bast. Company, $13,475 —$16,425. Keg $379 95 r*>w 257 57 Regiaurcd ilcai EaUta 3.**Aer CLARK Whiu girl to htlp in Laundromat. 1357 Frigidlire d r ar. Modal DDAssoc Alharta J. H ill C Apply Joa'a Wee Wash 1L Hsmbiag. HesUag A Supply Co. 37 Rag $223 33 no*- 152 37 • William E. Harschal Centaecting A Sapairt 7 eu ft. T n gid lire reirigerator, AVON cosmetics has immad.i'a 2619 Orlindo Or. Ph. FA 2-1374 Next time y ou are tempted Tor inform a" or. call Ph. PA 2-1501—W-92 at Hiawatha all porcelain 4J To opening for mature woman to 10 step on it, ask : ourself 7 cu. ft. Fngidatra refrigerator. seme Avon territory For ap­ Highway 17 A 92 akuth Sanford ® Bi.*giin for ciah. 6 lota la MayA -l condition 71 «0 tfus question! Last year. pointment. write now to Mrs. fair Section on Shirley Ave., Plumbing. Kreaky Hoaung 1337 rrigldatr* Super SO" electric 40,000 died on our high­ Mllanch, box 24*. Lockhart, rs-ng* with rcL iiic.t. j L G. H O D G E S j fa sl ways. In i out o flO Csul Sav* $60 00 Ntrt 177 67 Service 00 AJl Water Pnmpa accidents, drivers ware I ton Waibilt air coaditioaer 193.75 i i ^ A L E n E U »' WA.kTl f l Walla Drilled — Pim p, Make This 3 Bedroom speeding. Obey speed 1/4 ton delug air eoadltisae*, Homo Really Paoia Road. Phone FA 20097 limits. Dnve safely. Sales office corner W. Crystal loy* W anted- to sell The San. r t f . 1309.95 223.35 YOURS Dnva A Lake Miry block, tela, E liy Term* ford Herald Monday! throegh RACK THI ATTACK By selecting your own color phon* F * 2-4S9I or FA 2~»9il. ; CLAUDE II. WOLFE Fridays at 3:39 p. ir. Come to ON TXAffK ACOMN74I schema raw. Other features— APPLIA.NCES The uarald office and aak far aldetrio kJtehan. U n a j»o floors, A AiaW ai a pu6Kf aevu* Buddy Ftsltr afto? 8:30. 60S East T in t SL TX 2-2772 oversited lots and choice resi­ i* eeeprmwn wiak Fk# AAereaeg CsbWif This 1* a pan to the Mov-itland dential location. This ii a pita to the Fits Theatre I Cent/acting A Repairs Kida-In for Neal Farmer. for George Morgan. Lap. date, A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. , Lap. date Aug. 23, 7357. U »t Saaford Ave. Ph. I X 2-66621 Aug. 23, 1367. 1 rh- FX 2*3HU FOR SALE BV OWNER Two bedroom CB home with T^sr. CARD «f THANKS tda room. A good buy. Need to j g l lO s r A FOUND •w» to appiecP'-. 2434 S. Pal­ J FOR KENT metto. rn-ir* FA 2 4312. af;er 3 BEACH RENTALS o:00. FA 2-6712. 4 WANTED tn RENT W. H. BILL" STEMPER 5— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 6 - FARMS. ACREAGE GROVE* Realtor A lueorar THU WONT I. ANT I M IM E I.L A N r.O lS « REDRDOMP. roncretr b!i*L s - H . 0 Wt.K3 . PLANTS. home with 2 tile baths lire * ln tr.cilly equipped kitchen ha* SUKLBS dupn.il. dii’J" iihrr. tr.i ox* 14 OFFICE EQUIPMENT *•••• 'in CUIET TAVED II AUTOMOBILES.TR ULEE5 STREET, m u your mins at - - 12 BOATS l MOTORS e»*e. »77 000 00. fairly reatoa• u f i r m n r r u r s i m a c h in * able irrm i Ricker coop invited. FRV Aaaor. (tu> Mlrn. (.relrhrw liali, u rtTS-UVESTOCK s t r r u c s Arlcti* Price L '*r-tt Uarprr (Poultry* Phea« FA 24331 112 N. Park II ARTICLES WANTED Cherrv Fell Citate Agasey i i PLACE* »<* FAT D il F t : 992B—Notary If nrAl.TA PARLOR* R l.rar-Rorbor Shop I I FEMALE IIFLP AAANTED II MALE HELP W ANTED 10 M ALE »r FEM ALE S l C ~r**i a MOBS MA-VTED %22 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A. B PETER&ON • s A MONTY I" LOAN Broker Aiiocratei: A. B. P»t*r. n SPECIAL SPRUCES win J r . P. J. Chriterson. Gar­ UA ROOriNO A PLUMBING field W tllttu, and R. W. Wil­ 14 PLANO SERMCES liams. A. C. Doudney, Lar.d V> ELECTRICAI^CONTR-ACTORS Survav £ jft in s u r a n c e US X . Park Avo. Phone FA 2-4L23 n NOTICES.PERSON'ALS 3 ARTIC1.ES for SALF. yprURNTITKE A HOUSEHOLD W L H A V E A HOM E FOR YOU ^ KENT FARMER S AGENCY. REALTOR Make 320 daily. Luameua N im *. lt« S. French Ava. Sanford. Fla 1 platai. Free la a p ltl. Rtevai Co. Attleboro. Man. FA 2-3:21. After hour* F.A 2 2*11 OZICR REALTY CO. L WOOLSEY ODHAM & TL DOK, Inc. See Ray Herron t RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Robert A. Williams Mather of Sanford BROWN REALT\r TV Service HOW FAST CAN YOO 60 IN A COFFIN? ROSA L. PAYTON 5' ^ Wellborn Phillips Jr CRO SSW O RD } American ACR06S Indiana 1 Prtncaaa X. Pierce iMoham.) 4 Employ 6 Singing 8 Oomgroup mual11. Ascend cation 12 Door joint 6 Soft 1$. Fathers timratone 15 RAxii.r area 7. Employ 13 Pioeea. n 9 UndMdtd center e ut 16 Sung!? 10 Pnmer* I t Fub IT. Be in debt 79 taker 20 Bird of prey 20 Firm 21 Elder 21 Devoured trr) 22. Knight * attendaet 21 A row24 rnghtan 11 26 Obey* IT. Hot and dry l! 29. Steaaure cf length J 29 Pete 30 M i" kiln 61. Gallium iiym 7 31 33. Perform 24. Hautboy 55. Land maeauras 17 36. Silly 51 Half 31 diametera 40. Title of Jl niter itth .i St Beast et U burden (S. A t 43 42 Rub out 43 Mandarin a •*1 reaidenc* DOWN 2. Base singer tdldVH H IM * nR *4 I I OM ! l« 22 Re. Ut3SKN6 res;.**.? 1 mittad •j»i:*iree is^i-.ii'.* 23 Slop* kb's rjDTj i n 1 24. Kind (12 tul-Alli 50. u n a '.i 'ail 1 > et LV1 JIV ’Uhlll as-ndSlwf3 HOW an wich iii i -jisi 1 a i i u ’ i* 23 Crosby iiitn'-Ml 1 i.i'.t: t 1 la on* l3d*AI:M• SIMiii, ••' L12JM71 U C .U I 26. Par* ___________ atmoftl. oua T»M«r4»F» 21 P*d dicUtcr 54 Burden 30 Fat 13 Firat man 31. Dirt 37. Moslem 32. Of a MUa continent 39. Wuig 1 1 % % % •i 1 T i Y/s re? TT •7 % Jo y 1r ’A %% u J?} % T Tr )a \r fa {A % *•■ Try and Stop Me ------------- B y B EN N ETT C EU f ----- REAL ESTATE aatesman in Denver was trying to tall n big tract et Colorado property sight unseen to an eastern operator. "M y client uanla a plate ihat'i pretty h lA up,* said the easterner. 'H ow high is this property?' "I - A Ht> I f f couldn't w y axactb'." ad­ dowwmiwu/ mitted tha Mlesman. "but it's just 100 nutea to Pika's Peak—and It's downhill all the way." • • • A cannibal mother and her child scanned the heav* ens while a big airliner roomed by. "Whai's that?" demanded the child. "It's something like a lobster,n explained the mother. "You only eat whit e inside. ’ • • • A colon,!, disturb^ at a bridge game, barkid at an intruding aergMnt. -In ciMUan life, do you Dunk yeud coma lo m» with * Piddling problem like that!'* -Ns, air," aald Uta aargianL “I'd eeni ter you." A Chrysler Airtemp JSAVES ?^ ° ^ DAILY | Newer Methods Help Curb Hypertension Ip HUMAN H. IUNMUN, M.D. LOW blood pressure, generally. Uttia difScult to itlec. the hail D an asaat. In fact, some luthorl- on» for a iptclfle patlanL tica on tha aubjcct u rm It tha .. _ _ < M isti" blood pressure. Low blood to Dnsqw preusuxe limply meant that It re-! Beiponae to there xartoua drags quires lisa effort for your heart >xrlu greatly with lndiriduQ to push biood through your Fttisnta Consaqusntly. your doetrtarist. trr may hare to teal is viral drugs But while you might not have »nd combinations of them to And anytmng to worry about aa far as Jus’, tht right one for you. low blood pressure !i concerned.! In addition lo drugs, your doc* high biood prenure. nr hyperten- tor probably will advUa you to: t:on. some times is quits another Get plenty of sleep, don't b** matter corns involved in competitive Conault a Doe'or ,porU> don 1 vorr>‘1 kMP ._ , . a eight about normal An eatlmatcd S.toO.COO Ameri­ cana suffer from hypertension Reducing Program E\ try ona of them should at least1 About this lattar proWam. don't conault a doctor for his advice, embark upon any reducing pro•■ton? jrersena, women <»pe- gram without setting your phyil* daily, ar* able to stand high clan a recommendations. Rtdue* b sod prtaaur* better than other* ing and low-sodium dleU might If you are one of them. It h quite bo harmful If not properly superpossible that your doctor will ad- vised, vise no treatment at all. If such If you tuv# hyT*rt*niton ! la the care. cons.dar yourself mink you might ha interested U lu4*y1 new booklet. "High Blood FreeSpecific Tractmani «ur»." prepared by Dr. Edgar V. ■ut even If your doctor does ? r ,,ld ,l't 01 Amertean recommend apedfle treatment. J,*rl AasodaUon. You ean probyou are atill a pretty lucky per- *^ ° l u n 11 *rom J * * 1°**^ son. Sdenco and Medleice have e a c !advanead so tit ir. recant year* QTOTioji unvn that the future for a rteUm of M. A : My child 1* now recovaphypertension is mors favorable Ing from a liver Infection. G4 than aver before. I disinfect hi* room? 8U11 you va got to be a bit Answer: It is not likely that peUent with your doctor. W* have the Infection can ha spread bvebdeyeloped *0 many new drugs to tecta Ln the room. Therefore, dire aid tha parson with high blood tnfteUng tha room would net Ko pressure that it sometimes Is a of help. Diaplajr ru. imfcifnajr 1 i # �SrMi WVtnetdey, 'AngiJit 14, 19ST P a g * 1 0 — T Ii* B in fo r d Ifa r s M THE OLD HOME TOWN — By STANLEY M O D IA W , IM A G fW e — N O W A T E R S AND I l JUST HAVE TO i > WASH „ A MOM, WHEN'S T H E S H O W E f?< | W A TER? 11 W H E A R T H IS ', if U Y IN C iT i A N Y /J E W S T t o 'r b u - DADDYANO 1 W ANT ENOUGH WATHR* F O R OUR? B R E A K F A S T COFFEF lie FOODMAUT FEATURES U. S. COVT. GRADED CHOICE & PRIME MEATS OtJR MEATS ARE PLAINLY MARK ED WITH ALL EXCESS BONE AND FAT REMOVED HOME MADE s ' ARMOUR STAR PURE PORK fJ AM I UI C JAmr .i Ch SU BU RBi a - i. I.O I& D IV I5 IO /I OAJ 7 H ( r * S H O R T W A IH R S U P P L Y - SEASONED RIGHT HAM lh ROUND n T f f E n w r i T T c o t nr. M V t l l i t li lt I I I . r i m i i t n 4 m » rnii M MiMii r. |III >11, *1 iiHIIH, •I doing boatreao »• C**»n*Ufh Tire l * n U 4 BUTT LB. lb. 4 9 c lb- 55c FRESH PORK SHOULDER ib. STEAK I «44 Ml . ■ W I L L I IM T. f A V A X A f n i f SHANK END READY TO EAT U. S. CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN Lcgal Notice WHOLE ROAST rtauiirr. k I*, w i f f * ju GA. GRADE A D&D . Defau tanl. Notice Ii herehv given that the wndar*lgn*d •• aharlff of ftemlnol# • |..rf«t« Dormant to final judge man t entered hy the Clrrnlt i *1 m ». on Auguat S. l f l T . again*! Ihn ahy* * . named Uefan* dgnt. U P W I m . Jr., and nur*uant to aiei-nMn* lamed by tha Clark ©f tha above-at* led I W | Dormant to raid final Judgement. will well for raah to tha highest bidder at piih* Hr tale at tha We*% door < f lh# r«»M linear la Hanford. Florida during tha l e g t l hoora r»f e*le t thr l a d <1lV ««f Hai.tamher 1*17. la ©rd*r to aattafp thr aforesaid final t»nJ«*mrn» the following daarrihed p a r e - r . | : r I . r*> O f a i l l l OMC ITrktin T r u ' k . rfentlflratlow S o ttl»r¥ l*lt. Modal Vo 1#M. together with I *rra| radfo In u M \rhlrla. . IV WltM KHH U H H H f O r I M v e haraunto ». t my hand and aeal aa aharlff of Hrrolhota •*>*untv. Florid*. Ihla «th day of H . r o . t . A TV l U T j fa i i o n n r 1% T ill! I III IIT OF FHdli: M MAH TIN Ulan kn-.wrw aa JCSPIH MAI1 M AII TIN ». iH fR in l tn a il n irn m iq e isn i *c. m a n s a ii 4 1 1 s 44 i m i m « m t i n * . s t 4 S l i a M i l t s a r * 4| l» • ;« T % Tt !i Yrm and an* Ii o f yoi| i r * herel.y nut If Iad and rreiulfed to ©.earn! af<» rlaliov ar»d demand* Which yog. of rlthar of yon. ©mv havr nha Im I ■he ratal# of I IHtfS M M A ll T IN fal*o brow n aa F vd iK MAI: MAM. T I N l , deleaved, lata of aald Co*in» t r _ to iha Ununtv Jtidaa of m m l * flola fVmnty. Florida, at hla af llr* la th* r< iff hoaaa o f *ald C.untv at Hanford. Florida, within elaht r«T**d*r month* fr*'Hi Ilia time of tha lira! t»(ihllratlon rif this nolle*. I .* • ’ *r 1 writing, and ahull state tha p li r * of • terra n >i | | o" ’ of tha rl ilmant and ehall ha aworn l( hv lha claimant. hla agent or hi* attorney. and any ao.-h <lalm n» damaat not ao filed ahall ba I f / a / Fr anelra Martla Aa n * 'iirlt of Ik* Latf W ill and Te *i*ment of F ^Sir M MA R TIN talao kniveo ta FHHIH MAK M AMTINl, d» eased nrai ni II ail*© Auff f . | ) H . FI rat Hot is t tsit i n i n r n r T in t M il S i r JI IMlVt asttfl* h o i i « nt S T S . S T I T K o r rt is mm in 4. ti n r i l l ’ » • r i T v oi.i si a m. Hni itrr. Haraaaed. IV I'ltOtlATK. I t s i t , m i n i: HiiM.a le h d t»» Clean lt*4t the FnJaralsnrd will, on the |Mh dav b t Htntem* er. p tsST. urecent tr tha lit n- rihle CoURtv Ju4«a ©f S# . ndenl* C o - i r . Florid* her final • ‘ ar In. f th# * *t al a t.f OIII'IIA lard and at raid t'f.-.e Hi* m and th« re, make annll n | . 1fir eald Jttdc* for final • *t lament or her admlnlatr a linn « f •aid e*i ite. and for aa order die* < her *e auck F t e r u t r l i I t l H this H r 1 day af July, A P. i / • / r*ranra# lla a Hughey Aa I: <ec nt r I * of fho I ' . la l* •f o i t i ' i f s si. i n o i i r . r , liareaaed cm n r o r r u n « o i i i ii r .r . .r.M M o i.r. iim ' T r' ,T *T,, o r rt l » l« r t i i ,: m ovf ttN j . p o m n ' l S * 0" " * ' Tomatoes AM UNMANM10 NAVY BIIMP, Hard In military effecti •vporlmrntg on hint and heat, noana into tha ground at Yucca F*at, N cr, four miles from tha detonation of an atomic device, which forms tha cuitornary muihrootn cloud over tha desert Tha blimp was In tem­ porary frea flight at tha tima of tha bUit. which g if t off a blinding flash that was vlslhta 400 miles away, (/nfr mot tonal 5ou*idphoio) are unknown ir*at s it»; m . i i e n r N O T i n r o that a ll|ll of Oiin li U U '. 1 . 1 fora* I e l m # a M f t a l l m of fg a g # r n tha fo llowing daacrlbad pruoart* to w|tt I 1 IS and the PoulS M f e d of ij u t si, t\K TK B a d d i t i o n HA Ft HI I» FIAHtttlA » I rig to lha f l a t thereof aa ra» « l ad In ll' «t 11 ok 1 m t * let. (*ohll« Jtamrda o f gamlgola County FlorldAi Together with Mania; 41 H g a m tor •i * ||or i 1 •1 ■Milt h im um i . ( I B A C K FR O M ^ T & ETER N n Y rgATURK— 7:U__ - pi.ua — R O «Y 1 I CALHOUN TIERNEY n e ara aegaaed In b-talnea* at It F.I» I, Hatifoed under the ftrtlt* lr>ua iiarua f l.iWa Monro*, ion ae I that na lalrnd t<» feglatrr aald name with the Clerk o f tha Ctr* rult Court. Hemlaola t'ounty, Flor* Ida. In areerdan^a with thr om vl * alin* of fhe FI u MIqmi Name Hr*, iota, to wit* ffertlon 11} m Florid* Htatutea 1 » » . Hie natures Frank J. liuroo J- •• oh IV. ileM arl v'vw,' •jt.'jy.^v: J.iknnit r.vr.rJri* ,,f ,h» •■•'.i. "f J. p i i f l ^ dr,m*m1. ir 22 Oz. Jar HUDSON Large 400 Size BIRDSEYE 10 Oz. Pkg. BUTTER BEANS 19 ‘ M I I . I I M M ni l V M l . e ir if tT kh IH H .I • w i n in A N O 1-OAN .Wd fK -IA TI ON l* T ■T fJ ^ H J IA lir n 'l. o ro ro ti*. Ito* o r , t » l t » d , o 4 , 1 1 .1 1 0 , i t . d — •*!* Itt r t » f l h . I ‘ till til ita l,* . m ia tiff. » 1 » 1 ) ) 'r ' i t . n K R A n irn im *». . * ■ '* n n f i i r i u i : micaPK nf.iN. u * » i f * . n tfm d tn l* . m o r t r in k rm in i m m , > i i i VEL 2! 1< 2 POT PIES 4FOR 3 9 ‘ BIRDSEYE French Fried WAFFLE SYRUP 2'm 2 9 Oz. Potatoes PkK 3 3 ‘ TIP TOP BLUEBIRD COFFEE ORANGE Big 39c RED HEART O TAI.L ^ CANS d o g Var. Can *>n FOOD STAR HIST fan TUNA AwOw-1 S % 0 ftk JUICE cTn. nj 4f HOME OF BUSHS BEST ^ GREAT NORTHERN BEANS FINE MEATS PARK AVE. A T 2 "* Cans 25thSANFORD * ■ SDe Chunk Style T id P M A f r ^ i . n fir.in rrt.ri, n •»i iMnATt u r tn .R iiK A r r tn .l U .\ l h * (f k V kM t td jf.t * ' 12 0z m THE or rrrr MQUID. DUTCH OVEN rm t r o r Tim » i \tm ji m i m i . ctfiri-rr «>r T iir . T i m o r rto u iiiA |, i m i r o n .1 m i . mi i: c m \ T » , 79c Florient iAPPLE l l 1 l i l i ---1 I w l l I I --- \ I I I d l v l V 1 -PEACH-CHERRY All (irinds «»w i:x n n n PILLSBURY BUD THURSDAY rt*. ||»I dtr of A D ..P, 111?. tin 2 SIZE Reg. For 11 Oz. I/oaves FACIAL TISSUE & l b .4 9 c I, AltO B r t M T U n i^ I IS Only OPEN 12. IS TODAY ROAST , _ BREAD DILL PICKLES " t llll.m iK N I'N R K R IS A IIM IT tP .il FKfiB** .\ ENRICHED ALABAMA GIRL •“ •I » » • f i l m h . f ixtltlnn lo r fin. •I Iinrr*. and lh»< « h . will an . p lr to Ihn llo tio i.M . KII.HKMT IKJ1 jUlo«.OKIt (*. o r ir Jud e* of NrmlnnU i >. ihty, nm l»-. Ith d » r of ■ • o i . m l . , r. HIT. for »n n r o . * l of tain* t o d f t r f ln tl 4 l t - i, SUPER VALUE Plain or Buttermilk • i# m i n i % o n e v o T ir r is iiR H rv tr o iv r v that Box of 12 Mayonnaise CQcV BISCUIT 2 ' I Q « T.F.lik O F T l i r Ct f lC tf lT ctifllT * IHMAl.t !• »’ Aria J Itepury ( lerk U. S. CHOICE CHUCK BLUE PLATE 0 IN I r n j , r purr joiinuow >... m .i » » r rl»*l r»P' »i •> n t lh» r r o t i of ojVrn j rtn % a<. |*npt IM RYAN IKBERG STEIGER § |l i \ w iLw m u i MU H Y. Flarlrlc Klartrlr lt»frl* ter and Tank and lllloda, haa Ii i i r fit* *1 agalnat yog, and you nt - r* | |fed U H f f l • | I M of y»*ur antwer nr pleading to lha Hill <>f Foniplalrt on tha p**li tlf f** a11or»e>*. (trailer. Clfeena A Colt, 7( • Tlr*t Federal llulldlng. Hi I'eterrhtirg. Florid*, grd f l i t tha original answer or tdr«din« in the tHflea of the Clerk of the Clrrtilt Court on or before tha ISrd day of August I4JT |f you fall to do ■o. (udgtment hy default will he n f t l for i s # relief darranded in the ttlll of C " m r U t M . i.urr siiowiNu stuns t..ii Each Bag E„ | Makes A Full Quart IN TR O D U CIN G lo v ic ic m r r / RIDF-IN T H E A T R E FAMILY SIZE TETLEY ICE CREAM Half Gal. Square* iU lc P , LYKES PALM RIVER SLICED lb. 100 Ft 33c | Wax Paper 35< Cans VELDA TO l i t WHO M r r M AT t’irCT*ri7s : Xnlle# I. )i«>at>r i l o i that |,U. t .u cl ll, DIAMOND n SUNLITE •• Y liritNI nr» . Vi - 2*/i Lh. Average til*! n r ji nun. m : h i« i: t ot vr%. r i.o iiiiu . is r iiiiiiim * is h i :, it a r ir i: n r CREAM CHEESE 2 oz. ^ *% 2 Pkgs. ^ FRYERS » o m r n r • %! n m ii aiii KRAFTS PHILADELPHIA CUT UP WHOLE ftmirm m im 2 5 ✓ % t t i i / �Weather Shop and Save © he Partly cloudy through Friday with widely scattered afternoon and evening lhunder*hc><< era. m tte ft liu n tlft AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOL. XLIX Established 1909 SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY. AUGUST IS, 1957 In Sanford > N o. SO United Press Leased Wire ouse Approprations ommittee Ignores Ik e School Registration Set For Aug. 27; Begins On Sept 3 Fo re ig n Aid Bill Reduced Asiatic Flu Is Not A Yellow Peril, No Cause For Alarm WASHINGTON V — The House Appropriations Committee The 1937 36 School term will art JACKSONVILLE - State Health |today Ignored President Els{a m!uq teach Officer Wtl.on T Sowder. the man euiiowt-r s plea, aii.t voted lu rut who sr.rtild tve deeply enneerned If ers report lo Utrir schools Monday hit foreign aid program $.309.630.there wete sufficient cause, was for their annual two week* pit 10 0 0 . fteling quite unworried, if rot trhool conference. wroprlatinn m ea su re -a . (W , m#110W BMWra. downright mellow,, wrwn when ,question* Tuesday of nett week all teach­ •cheduled to gn before the House H th. Asian flu. er* In tha Seminole County School for a vote on passage later to1 “ Allan llu is not a yellow peril, System will meet at Pincercst day. " H r Moruia Highway Patio! he <aid ‘ \\'c are receiving many ScliOul for a eountywide meeting The bill carries 13.191.810.000, it paid hy the riliirn* o f the ioctudirg 13.33I.760.P00 In new rash calls from people who reem to feel Nett Wednesday tracher* will I.T. CUM. II. (’. IIANSIA accept, the Conosrr Trophs for Hrasy State and it doc* not .nuke an and $667.030,000 rrapprnpriated there is something sinister about attend I).strict 7. Florida_ Educa Attack Squadron Eleven from Captain J. It. Herd), Commanding ,, . rest just twraiisr an officer from unspent fund* voted in prev­ tt.e word 'Aslan* In connection with Officer of Heavy Attack Ming tine, at rrrrtnonie* held this morning meeting in Daytona beach this desease. I can assure them |doesn't like a driver's looks or ious years. at the Sanford Naral Air Station. l.tCdr. ||an«rn was \ellng ComTh.iriday and Friday m lay of neat that there is not The new strain I feels trad, hot only heca'i-r It la Eisenhower said Wednesday manding Officer of the Siiuarirnn riming the Horthlng D.-rbs. week all teachers will be in their nerrtsar) to prevent scculcnt.s,’* that substantial tut* In money for j inri,lrn:" x'ni* A was fle.t is(Stuff P hoto) rcspecthe tehoola completing tieTrooper T. Mark Mack told the the foreign aid program wrould 1olated from eases in the Orient, ceifary details to get tha achool *anfnrd Kiwanis Club al It* noon T _ J i j f II I f force him to rail Congress back and that's how the name got start* year underway. rel. Rut actually it it a mild dit* luncheon meeting. lO Q u Y A l J n A 3 ,n,n *Deet.i| session nest fall. De. On Monday, Aug. 26, said Su­ ease, and there Is no rinse for The subject of Trooper Mack's * spit* tills warning, a House sub­ perintendent o f Public Schools R. a 'r r m ." Cupl j r n.-edy. Commander r >mmutee voted the 16O9.fv3n.000 Captain J. R Reedy, Command­ sidies* at the Kiwanis Hub I in T. Mil-arc. teacher* will be In their Dr. Sonder went on to riplain ca*h reduction. eheon was "Highway Safety* and Heavy Attack Wing One. pre respret've schools completing pre er Heavy Attack AVIng ONK, that the new Asian flu is a milder About an hour before the full 1 . , *rh««l conference details and pre­ made the result* of the Third *as preceded hy the showing; of . , n'e l the Conover Trophy, tym|disease than the familiar Amrri* Mr. II. II. Coleman. W. civic |— paring for countywtde registra­ . movie "Night and Bad Weather ( ,.0, „f outstanding bombing sMU*. mli,p c T c £ d on’K ' l l ‘t~lVy!’ the j « " v4rlr,>f' M« , , i '1 f,,M r7 ° rt* Quarterly Inter-Squadron Heavy Driving.'* leader ami long time resident of tion. *>'. to Heavy Attack Squadron , nrw Mou, # ed among airline crewmen from Sanford, passed away at his home Mark emphaslird that accl- Eleven (VAH t l i In a brief cereChile, arriving at Miami were Mllwe* said today that county-*; U, atk M1"« ° " f n«mMn, Derby . ,i . . ... _ . . . ‘ tat menl said the col might ser-1 ... _ .. . . .. suddenly at 4:30 yesterday after­ wide registration o f school chll-i effleinl this morning hy ure- dent fatalities had teen reduced mony held at NAS. Sanford this „,„,|y ham,„.r ••!),# he«l interesttj v,rV T'** patlenta were laid noon. i up for only two days, and tlu-n tf,r irnj(„| states'' dren will be held on Tuesday. Aug. .#ntlng trophies to th# winning this year to PIS In cutnparvlon to morning (Mr. t*. Fernandes Jr. Mr. Coleman was born May 16, business. 77 and buses will run on their rt , aat(lron, the TIP killed last year Commanding Officer of VAII II.i th, group nem theleu ap cwent. on about . . .their . . . Dr. 1*97 in I,yka;.( Township, Pa. lie gular Khrdul#* on that ditr. “ I lie stressed the fact that every accepted the hand.ome silver ptnvr,i ,he cut with the drelara- So'*d,'1r noUM ,h ,t LhUe " J*” " * had lived in Sanford for the past would like to encourage every 1 ^ Inner* of the overall Derby person i« a teacher and “ a »<>n W l . Tlie trophy was donated tu>n that thr amount voter! would '!*. " ln,*r season now aiwt ha» (Rt years, malting hia home at till school age child, gra.le* 1 through j Heasy Atlark Squadron )r ,|4UKj,tpr naturally copies the hy N'otth American Aviation In t^, vnough for the purtvuse of this would teem to indicate that Mcilonv.il- Avr. 12, to register on that day," he Eleven — ........................................ ......... flying the North American driving habits of the |>arrnt" For ‘honor of* the ................ North American, keeping IIS. allien military and Asian flu may tie a mild disease Ho was (he North-Central Divi­ even under winter condition*. saiJ. AJ * Savage". The Conover Tro- this reason, he said. It Is highly test pilot who lost hit life In the ,,-onomirally strong (Continued on I'agr 31 sion Manager of the Flon la Pow­ "It Is important that w r» have Not Rcen Warned phy was presented lo Eleven lrn.l^ ,,n ‘ *« ” rrfjl ' ‘ hrn XAJ; 1 William fJ. Kilbee of Geneva, It er and Light Co. and had tome to Tlie committee was not, how­ All heavy attark squadrons who Sanford In December <f 1012 from ;h« new Farmer* Home Admin- *n t*f>n / ‘f u7 after being held hy Heavy Attack, fhllIr,n ,r * ln ,hr rlr - on that date because of anttripat-1 Squadron " Five for the first two!1 -— "Even In an accident .n which were pieient at NAS Sanford ever, aware of the President's I Cocoa where he had also been sf- is-rntian Commllteemsn for Scmcr| cri'wdrrl conditions," Superln Derbies. Ir°u wrie not at fault, you atlll had their personnel lined up In latest wnrning when It approved I filiated with tho Florida Power Inol* County, lie suececils C ider Its subcommittee's action. Co. G. Hart wh i has srn r:l his full 3 tenrlent Mtlwee stated. Trstln* th, lr Hines In the1311b l,e lo IW# with yourtstlf for tllo formation to pay tribute to Eleven Republican members of th# a f* I It Is of *<(ual importan.c to see - q L. w * lor*. ,or ,h„ ; . me rest of your tlfg and you will winner, of the recent HatWIltg Mr. Coleman was a director of >‘r*~ term. C nil* J Green, the ’• , ,J i always wonder If a lilt!# m ore, llomblng derby In se.-ond place group .aid they would carry Elsthe Sanford Atlantic National sireney'i County Supervisor an- that ea.h rhlld la properly sseign-! rnhowor's fight to the Home floor. llank, past president of the San- n,>,mced today. ■' * ' “ »• h' 1™ > , ^ . . 7 , a « * » "«■ ............... v a i i b wtu .si.e * They pruScstcd that Rep. Gordon (Continued On I’ sge 3) ' ’ « » ln '* ’ » Canfield R-NJ railed the com- —— r* in eilimnrly narr*»w margin of mlttre'^ “ unseemly haste" In act­ — , *|v-1 * . !csore separateil first and se- ing on the appropriation bill. rood place winners In the isce Hep John Taber NY, top comCstmmander Ray C. Fernandes for the Individual trophy. Id. (Jg) mittea Republican, said he will Jr. assumed command of Heavy R. McAdams o f VAII 5 won over lead a fight to reitore so ne of Atlark Squadron ELEVEN In mili­ listing of himself as Aircraft •onic le>!ge (IJ FJAM snl hadother two committeemen with un- Friday following regist*stinii. I T.t. (Jg) A. Clarke of VAII II hy the rcdu-tlon*. He would not tell tary reremonies al the Naval Air Commander, with IJ. tjg) Arthur Wlt e d In both World W .r t and evinre-l t.-rmv are Henry J S-lmpsr- 'd may feci free to go one percentage point. Third place r«(vorter* how mu«-h he will try to Station Thursday morning. HrAdsms Jr. a* llombardirr |l. lie s a f the Amn marher, .'r o f Route Boa Tio. t o a d I to talk with teaeh»r* and in the individual ram went to pul tuck, but one Informant put ami Robert Aelerman A l." the Commander Feniandei eurreeds lean Legion. '-anfnrri, and William I* fhispmtn prtneipali almut pr..hlem» eonIt (Jgi W. Dartlirll, also of tb,. amount al 6<)0 million dollars. i.< nit H..ward c Hansen who has radioman-weaponeer. Lt. (Jgi Mc­ Survivigv Include: hia wife, .-f SanfonL Roth r.f the** m*-n cerning Ibeir children," ho » j :-i Hll n r w that won the ||ap Ottu I'aseman been artiug commanding officer. Adams scored twice; not only as Sira. Olanetie t 1 an; three are ttcccsvftil tnn kfarmers of j Monday. Sept. 1 Is luvtxrr Day. individualIrojdiles was compoied rhaiyman of the foreign aid aub-j IjCDR llanaen will leave August lop l>«m(>ardler. but a* the fattier ® !rm, Mrs. RnN:: Tnmhle of Seminole County a*.I have had said Mllwee. and »cho»ls will £>• nf Cdr. J M T-illy. I'lsne Com- committee, defrndeil the cuts. He j |T. 1937 as Offleer-ln-Charge o f Bradenton. Mrs R It Parrish df many years of farm rsperieuce closed However, on Tuesday, of a baby boy horn Just before mandrr, It. (Jg) It McAdams, raid there it "plenty nf money" VAII-II Detarhment 43 aboard Titusville, and Mr*. ( I. ItnbichThe County Co.-nmittre deter- Sept. 3 classes will start «n the the Derby l>egan. bombardier, nnd' Third Crewman in the appropriation* bill as ap- the USS ESSEX (CVS 9). Additional honors went to • ml of Orlando. 9 grandchildren; mine- the cltgibilit} nf local f»r regular arhoul term of 1*1 days. guiar a iiiku i r r m or i e i nays.. IL L. Ackerman A 1.2. polnt*M by the full committee. VAIMI hat establlshivl a fine 2 great grandchildren; tv-o sisters, mrrt who apply for Fanners Mllwee said today that "We «n* I VAII i for Its outstanding main- f Eleven, underdog In the derby,, There's all th* money they rreotd sine* its mmmlsrioning at Mrs. Harry Dando of Wlseonlsco. H-me Adnlntstratlor. loan|. Tlie tleipate a registration of apprnxl- tenancr of Its bombing equipment i ! NAS Sanford In 1933 Since its re­ overrsme trsrmen.lou* txldt to Passman **MI ’ a; one brother, J •Im Coleman of committee also certifies the value mately 7,d00 pupile on Tuesday, IKn*. Ellis Austafi reecivnl the turn f'vrm deployment with tha tehleve the victory. Having Just committee slashed |Ah2,AVlKonlseo, Pa; r- ! <-np niece, of farm* being purrha«e.| or lm- Aug 77" Hr explained that “ Our trophy for all the men who vvoikEisenhower’s re- j Sixth Meet In February, ELEVEN romplrlril *'Op«fation nultfi’*, in ***.***) from Connie Coleman i fItarhersvill-. 1proved with Fanners Home Ad- lug Increase In pupil atlrndanep rd surh long hours to give the which V VII It tankers refill ted 'l'"**1' *or " rvi M then j lias lieen Inetnunental In the NaFuneral services f..r 'It 1 '!"■ mumration loan*, snl as.i.t in cnnirt about the 4th month of the' bombardiers th« rye* to see llitlr the F»U that set a new I»» An- v'»1^ « ' “ * h"» *U ‘ S° T m,Y e »? CO" } 'Y ! \ ''rT "* man will be held al to ' a m. Si- a lut-.ing the loan program to local ychool year." targets dsy or night and drop I . a» a# a „ 1 |f>( till* Uni PfR l TUmJ? unspent fund, \than the iter flight of two F8U-I ( rusadcra Jvirday morning at the II ly Cross rontition*. their Uitnbs. This ia the aciunj «';• 10 P „ he requested. and in helping the Navy establish E piscopal Chun i trill) Rtr. Fr. - T.-.e Agency makes Farm loans Eleven hid I III* W * - " » *» President Will Flgl consecutive winning of this trophy a new lav* Anglet-New York speed prepare for the derby. Rut the I Rlt. |^ ,' " ‘ « .. John Thomas officiating. and farm real estate loans Operhr VAII 8. record. Mure recently VAII-ll add* The family hat requested that atlrg loans arc usrd by farmers squs ri-n was i « criii net " ' reporter! prepsrrvi to fight to tha j ed to Its laurels by winning tha A lio received hy VAII 5 was flower* be umittrd ar. l In lieu of to buy livestock and machinery Its best. This re fu sa l to qul even w , „ r end for the additional funds third qua.-teriy IIATWING O.NB tfiq Douglas Trophy for trie out­ flowers the family has asked for and to meet operating expenses in­ when the oild * were stacked he u. »„it____ ___! bcmMng derby. (relieve* vital to the .free standing bombing squadron for memorials to bo sent for a living curred in adjusting and imrrovagainst them enabled the men of world’ s defense*. The bill still hat Soon to receive the sleek new flacal 19 & 7 . Memorial Fund for Mr. Coleman ing their farming methodr. Real VAII-ll to emerge the victors. to clear Ihr House and Senate be- A3D Skywarri«r, the squadron ia All squariruaa are already usto the Church Office of the Holy Estate loins are used to buy, imThe derby organlird hy Udr. forr p co^, (o j,|m fnf alining. fortunate to have such an ably the proper hay for the j-»eCross Episcopal Churh. prove, or enlarge family-type C. Filton, Training Officer o f, 11u> ||„UM committee gave full qualified ikt|>prr at CDR Fer* keys and mounts of the nest dor* Interment aftangeraenli arc aol farms and lo refinance certain lleaw Attark Wing One. »a« t„j,|#irq t„ p , nun lulreommitI.T. f|g) RAYMOND I’ Fit It A' (Continued On Page 3) t-j. s v! l N VII 5. Complete. debts. Farm Housing loans for inlgnrd to stlmulatr morale in i# -'i recommendations on how frifflrlat I SN I’hola) A Brlisen F-inrrH fhsme Is In building or re no<leling f*rm homes j the squadron* and to krep the deeply the foreign aid piogram xffiarge. (Cunllnued nn Page 3) flight erews in a "combat ready" should tve chopped. In It* report, condition. the committee said that the new appropriation would bring to M.719,760.000 the total now avail­ able lo help US. allies. The committee said that even if no new fund* were voted this SAN JOSE. Calif. «f — A res year, the existing unspent funds— nlution supporting a E S Senate 16.193,000.000—would lie enough to 1 lull that would reinstate Cnnfrri , carry on the foreign aid pru»*ram crate G.n Itotwrt E !.**'» Citilen WAMIIN.iTON i f — 77te \tes-i -WP|| Imyond January, 1939.” su p romfI before the convention .. ..................................... ............ said t"dav the The tntal recommended hy the Lieutenant (Junior Grade) Ray- 'her Bureau o f tb« Marina Corps Leagua to mond Perry. ESN. ha* reported dreurhrriricken Kart wdl continue „ >mmjtUe w i, »|,»:.jno.ooo leu dsy. ^ tnrr warmer thin nor* than the amount Kiifnhowrr oriai* The resolution s»*s sponsored by to th# Sanford Nival Air .Station , d*v* . . bally asked. He requested $3,M(,Georg# Gardiner, a St. Peters­ lu Illum e ,!uti«v *• |h< Devs I * 3l> '**v outlook P-r n o ouq |n nrw fU()1|g a„,| RiM.ien,. burg, Ma , Juvenile eourl Judge logy Officer o f the Stsllon. lie reported here from the Na nild-Aligns! to m-1 Septerntwr ,„ ki in re appropriallon* of left- i Gardinet said the federal gov ill Rase, Argenlia, Newfoundland, f°rera"* average terrn*r*lii'e* over money—a Iota! of f l .479.010,erment illegally ronfisrated Iwe s vhere he was serving . . Aerology **a.on*l normal* in th. Papersonal land* for th# tile nf Arl­ Offlrer. r|f,<’ »*»• «•**«*»; Put on Ceiling ington National Cemetery, lie l.tf Jg) Perry entered tt.e Nasry I #rM- »nd "®rtliern New England Th* House and Senate, however, ■aid it "is a point of national lion R >t warmer then uti.a! trrathcr . agreed on a foreign aid auliiisnseIn PMI as an enllit*d man and or”" t o r.m.tate lw *. e.tiien.liip eommlMlonad an Ensign up* Wwpartad ^ *''* southern half of I tfonbiU to’ puVaTflHng : resnltHion t. ^ cr. rtll„ |0n from offi(W .; c , ‘n. the nation from the nocky Moun 1960 opo on the progrim, a-d the sponsored by William Jenner H didate School in June 1933 tains In th# Atlantic Cnvst, par- President AVednesday signed the In d . As sn enltated man, he served tieulidy in the central Plslns. autborixation rtlurtantly. Greater than normal rainfall |a i* tn Instructor in the Aerology In today's artlon, th* House n „ _ t r\r of rite Amman Prtparatqnr espert'd in the Great Lakes re Aiiuupiiatii.nl Cumn-J.tre votod 00(10 U l L-ariDDCan .Itool at the Naval Air Technical rma. Iti# ufsper Mi-sissipoi Valley, to give Eisenhower tl.7M.6o0.i)00 for military aid- D . b II ..f it rit im ■ I - lining Centers iii Jii-k-onville, the fir4 Southwest, and Plot Hut subnormal amounts ire pre in n«w funds, rids and Slemphli. Tennessee. the rest In reEiscnhrwer had MIAMI m - The Weather Ru '»• '* » n>'"»hrr «d the National d.-ted for the Northwest, southern appropriations, n.pooooO.OOO in new real! reisortrd to-l.y that a hand •J<*«wr-phlr Society and a holder Plain#, and Middle Atlantic slat#* , , kM for ~ military ab! funds hut sgreed lo o f squall. In th, Caribbean about ?f !h? ^me.ric.n Defease Service Medal, Amerteon Area Medal. Asi - .'T v, ‘. ' KKM R ,,, TK ' «he authnrlratlon bill s limit of 100 miles »oith of here is weaken­ JERUSALEM, Israel * 3 - |s. tj ruw.OOO o<k) ing and shows nn signs of He\». a'u • Pacific Area 3|e.!a!. World rari'i major shippers, the 7.im -ph, ronimitfM also vote,| to rut AA'ar II Victory M#d»l and the loping Intn s tropical storm. Company, Inaugurated a regular i* j miRj0„ dollar* from the au­ Good Conduct Medal. Tho easterly wive ranq-lng ruLTtJg) PetTy Is marri#d to th# reole between Haifa rrd the tAoritallon bfll'a 750 mllllon-dollar worous showers was moving .low- forTner Mi#s Rebaess J- Preston North American Great f^ltes lo- ceiling on defenae support to U.S. 1 ly in s northwesterly direction.10f Roule No. I. Prichard. AV. Va. day. The Flm-ehartered 2,800 ton ■111 -, -m oney used lo help them ' CDR. RAY C. FERNANDEZ assumes suuimaad of liras sr TYier* was nn elreulatlnn o f winJs,1They hav* two children. Surann*. Norwegian freighter Askholm left maintain bigger military forcra Attack Squadron Mcsrn th's I eharacteristie of tropical ilorms. || year* old and Gordon, seven Haifa for Chicago. It will rail at than they normally could afford. CHK. JOSEPH M. TULLY J R , Commanding Offlrer nf V.AII-5 and his crew with th* Douglss Trophy morning al reremonlra held al But the Weather Bureau was years old They ar# currently re- Quebec. Montreal, Otweo, Ruff U alao cut 200 million dollara prevr.ie,, al rereatonlep ai the Sanford Nasal 3lr Sfatlea this morning. Other award* are also Sanford Naval Air Station. keeping a cIim* watch ca th# siding at West Crystal Drive, San­ ato, (leveland and Detroit olong freest the proposed 300-million-dol- III# »ho«n. Cdr. Tnlly ls standing in bar). In front (left lu rixht) ore; l.t. (Jg) Arthur C. MeAdam* Jr.. Cdr. Fernandra la ahuwn read­ atoria area. ford, Florida. the way ((<>•11 nurd < > a rag# 3 | Robott Acktrmaa A 1.2. and Ens. Ml.* Austin /Staff Photo! ing Ilia ardors. (S tiff Photo) Arrests Made For Accident Prevention Says trooper Mack VAH-5 Wins Prized;* Douglas Trophy For Fiscal 195/ Mr. H. H. Coleman ''Funeral Saturday Conover Trophy Presented VAH-1! ; Today Al SNA5 Kilbee Named New Member Farmers Home Committee Cdr. R. Fernandez ASSUmOS 1011111100(1 Of V A H - 1 1 Today Additional Local News On Page 3 Lee Citizenship Reinstatement Considered Today Squalls weakening * k 5NAS Aerology Officer Reported For Duly Here Weather Bureau Says Hast To Be Drier For 30 Days � 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 14, 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/37247289b272795d4708953473e84aa3.pdf 5237aa09530cbd757d2cfbf5ceaec277 PDF Text Text 8— TS* Sutford HeraVi Monday, Aagnrt 11. 1MT Shasta Postponed Today 14th Time M 8 VEOA8, N#v. 4ft—Advcr*# “ Shasta'’ ttot • he Nrrtda pro#* trlnd condition* h*v# forced th# Ing (round*. Atomic Energy Commission to Urine #f A# bolownomtnal call tit* Mth pootponomtat In Its yield devia# from ■ 800-foot to*r#r *1 1 rescheduled f«r • *. m. pdt Tuesday. Ueien'lit* Sunday an­ nounced that th* present wind pattern would Kara carried fall­ out oror nearby populated ar*aa. S3 primnar# hold to. Th# ZT po*<P«nwn»nt *#t ar#eord _ Ther# _o__ iarc - .i . 1.11 . .. ^ postponement #et • record * • PV” ?0 ! , f f«r delay* In th# ABC’ * 1957 teat midnight J it nlnht, Sheriff J. L. I<}ir<iu|# "Shata" originally wa* Ho**r rT^nTd lhl*n’.OT'’[n* , , ready to h« fir#d July 2*. Th# sheriffreported that 11 ' _ prliojen war# brem#’ *' la and three r#v«<al#d dm«/V t‘i# 24 NUCLEAR EDUCATION hour period. FRETRERO, Germany *ft -----Of tho total, he aaid, 6 ar# Th. unlverdty her# hat started White male# 20 r i ••ourtee for docton In protection eolor#d fern at#, 1 colored female »* • '"* »«"mle r,d,1«‘°!l; A otI’ Incompatent, and t colored mate "M * • J « * " • Incompetent! ""l ^ *■“ * ♦ehooti throughout th# country. He .aid they .re “ tranqulllrert" TOWN IIOl.I>H PETK GUILFORD, VL «ft -T h e pop­ against the fear of atomic radia. ulation Of Guilford, I.#n0 ftrnng, lion. turned out Sunday for a mammoth •'all-day*' barbecue arranged hy tin war un.We to flnane# by himfarmer Warren Franklin to honor •elf a 2,600pound Holitein iteer. the return of hia 21-year-old Iden­ 3,000 buna, 3,000 ear* of com, SCO tical twin aona, Alfred ind Wil- pound* of potato aalad, 2.000 hot. fm l. from th# Army. Franklln'i tlii of beer and «odt pop and Batfbbciri ticket# U> th. "Lc>U of k . cieam for the chil­ barhecu. at $3 each when Frank. dren.'*• W. L. Harey Goe* Peaches Can Fill To First National The Freezer While Baptist Conference Helping Budget W. I*. H*rr#y win r> to Okl«- Soma (Vy, S*p<#mh»r 18-30, ta It Tend th. Ftr#t NiHonnl Conf«rene# at Southern R»pH*4 Men. Th# Tint notion*! men’ o me.tinf •r#r cood'Acted hy South#m B*pHita la anp#ct#d to attract 8,000 m#n from 4f sUte*. Them# (or th# thr##^!ay aeiolon wiR h# 'Tre# Man Throe«h th# Afeo", emphaatil nr p#rw*nal llh#rty and fr^dom at million. A enlorfut itramatiration deplet­ ing ureal momer.tj of dedication In th# Urea of martyr* and heroet of f»lth will op#n th# m##tln«. It will r#fl#ct th# pl*c# of RipHrts In th# *tru(rl# for rallrio’ia Hb#rty. Other feature* of th. week win Ir.clud. tableau* on denomi­ national came*, major addret* on tha them, of th# meellnf, »nd twelve vocation*! **mlnar* on arrleultur*. h»nkin(. el.rical work, edue.tlon, fovemm.nt, joumalUm, I*boy, law, m»n»ve ment, medlcin#, *ellinr, and tmatl huainea., Purpoa# of the temlnar* 1* to anabl# th# man to U-tler le.m how tn witnet. for Chri*t through thetr prof#*cion«. The p*nel* will h# eompoiad of .rpert* of theie v.riou* Geld*. Included on the program are two aonrn NOTIf'K ta IICRmr OIVBN Ih.t th. Hoard of Counto Oommlralon. gov.mor*, Hon. Raymond Gary, r. of S.mlnut. Cnu.tr. Florid*. wtll m..t *t l« n'tlorh A M Au.ua' Oklahoma, and Hon. Pric. Daniel, >th HIT. I. th. County Coramtaalnnara fteem I* lh* Court Ilona• at Teraa; two congre**m.n, Hon. Ru. ■anfer.1. In se««ritarr< wllh tha prnvl.lnn. of Chantar III. Florid. Htatutra. tor tha furpa,. of h.arln. r*i'j**U ant cnfnolalete front th* gen# Siler, Kentucky, and Hon. Pulille r.g.rdliie tha llu-l.tta f»r tha Kiaral V*,r h*ilnpln. Oetnhar Brook* Hay*, Arkanra*, who I* tai HIT, act avltns K’ M.mh.r l"th till, and wit) Ih.r.ueoii tantallr.lv adopt th. Iludot. Tor aal.l period. Tha tantatlfa Hi !(,'• ara eummarla- now terving a* pretldent of 'he H aa folio * a Huirmary alatoir.ant lhawUi receipt*. aapan-tlt.ra., hala.caa, ra■ Southern B.ptlat Convention. Al­ an headlining th# program ara * , t i « and proposed ta. mlll.fe Jack Hamm, nationally known rm w iT W n r itirvr.ntr* Ann n r m r r # eartoonlit; G1#nn Arrh.r, Wa*h— r ir in r n ti. r i n » • 'o n t h r r i i c i i . t i : » m i i M i i n u i r . r T n m r * an. i m # Ington attorney, a rru*ad#r for E » r i * t t i l ill- III a I ll-Mi r. if a a Mill. an a*....ct aaluatlna of III.III.HI 9* . $»»». TH TI rellgloui liberty; Howard Butt, >ta.lr«a,l ai.4 T.tesraph J.'.-arr-t T5* f* Te*a* groeeryman and #v.ngell»t; (.aiiranr. A.aiit. f,t -*•» T.I Z T l IIV.M Carlyl# Mamey, author and pat­ fat llmlamiiilnna. _______ I* M Ml# of Taa D.llaqii.at lAtn-la _ _ _ _ _ ter; Theodor. F. Adam*, preai­ [Vviinational IJronaaa . . . . ______ »a«»« dant of th. Raptlat World Alliance; flara-a.a l.leanaa •«# M Ihr .uah 111. Iioth lnelual»a.rtr-aa r » . __ __ ,_ an. aa Baker Jam#* C.uthen, Secretary of Tt.lnih iraamanla from Walfara A Tuhar-uloala l“»(|at,-a .. t ##a aa Baptlat Foreign pala of Kama an-1 flmva 1‘eoaturla ______ | 7M a# the Soulhern Ihar Itaramaa llaralpla__■ _____ l*o a# Minion Bond, and Porter Houth, pnlal Citlma’ al Ita alpt. - . . .. __ _ _ 111 T.I T« rconwned layman and tecretary»•*> .................... ............ .............. U III H ll't, Of Kallmala* Itaralpla _ ___ _____ .11—7. . .7 . *eT. II* II trr.turer of th. Southern BM>tiat Balinena in l.a Orou.ht rormrali Coah Incla4tn> ITH *• Convention. fee Pally Caah . ill,**.#e Total Xatlmata* naralpl. ani Italanrao _________ Award# of merit will h. pro. •in.II* it ■anted to ala men who have ren­ r.TiM«Ti:n R t m i K i nr.ttKNAi. m n KOM TIIH riBI At. VRAM I.Maltu tCrrKNIRH M, IM. dered dittingulthed aervlca to tha •alarlta of Ccuaty .............. . .an] Ktpanaa._____ ___ ,, |].l<>* r* Salary Clark rf th. TV>ar<l a>f County Comnili.la.nar. _ _ _ _ _ _ *,*.. a* denomination. Salaiy of (upwalaor of Kaitatratloa . . H aul Salat y aif A'l-rnar far lloaral an* Ripannnn _ _ l.aaa a* Clary of tha circuit Court for Oanaral tSnurt Work ________ , |.|»« a# Cnmmlaat ,M to Tai Aaaataor __ ll.ata*. Caarnn taatona to Tat Ooltactor __ _ II.no* M Coronar'a la<tuaat _ __ _. I.aaan llapalr. le O.urt ll»oM ----- I.**« *# fanltor Haralra Janlinr ---- I.l»«*» lifhta. Tuot ^ .* Wat an _ «.*»« i* InaaraMf rit-riTHH * ,ta *4 i: .... IIIMM lacManuia _ _ _ _ _ H O T t C B la l i r . l t R U T O l V r H (b a t ----- I.i««»* JAtpanm. of Klacllnn Plartl' anA Itaarlatratloa ____ TI** .* wa ara anca.aA In hualneaa at S aaaa purrhaaa of Volina M.rhlna ____I#,*.* •* (Unfor4 a *•. ui.4*r lb* rialllloue IlMiulrH l#jr Uw _ 1.0*0 *o name nf flora llal.Me (Horary ami Par frlaam an.l Traaal Cip.nra, County Commlaalonar. _ _ I.M4.M that we Inland tn r»«lat*r aald name Artrartlaln. Iialla.uuanl Tataa _ .. . ____ t.l**M wllh the Clark of the Clrrull Coer*. Oanaral Riatlenary, lllanlu. fluppllt., ate. _ _ _ ___ _ _ 14«««.»* Hrmlnola County. Sl.rlda, ta ac> ItaonrA llook. , . ... t rio »a« nordear a with lh* provltlona of the Rurolturn. A ---Flituraa for court llouaa ---------------------------. ... $,*##.#• I'lrilUnua Nam* Statute, tn.wlt: jary o( C„»naa|.r A Ctpanaa A Offli-a Rtpaa.aa _ _ _ I***** Pactlnn ail a* 1‘tortda Statutaa Hll ‘ of County JuA.a «aa Ju4.a of County Court, at all _ _ I.H* •» Hr. A Mra. Shallla II (V.burn Salary of County Proeacutlas Allor.ay .. . ***** Klpanaa of Amory ■_ . __________ ______ ... IV TIM* COCVTV JriMHM l«* t* Maintenance of tha Cb.aty Horae S Repair. . tot MT. Ik akl» run «»:. II o*o M Tuba-1 ular TfoapKal* ■ _ Mlkot.M COl.kTV, a'l.till. H IM M fnaanltr Inquire. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IS»«f# IDA. Oeaeraf Wwntr. . — Il ea* «* IT sail Anproprlailo. to ifca Ceunly Walfara U..ard relate I. IHN rf ARTI4VR ARHHSOff Salary of Ce.nly Phyalclana. OOanly llaalth Nuraa PMMMa •n I othae atnanaaa nr ITTP.kTIOk TO II. lo* TOTH'S M Appropriation iUmlnol. iVunly llanlth Colt ____ MAKI-. * rPI.lt A TIO \ IIIM Il.tM** Hoepll.l Rarvlea for ilia InAl.ant rik*i. iii.i m *mih: l**l» e# Salary of atounty Mao Ira ofM. ara A Ktpanara _ l.»»0 #♦ TO A1J. WHUM IT HAT ('ONCKIUf! 4*1*11 11- fanaa K’oticb is m:it*:i«r oivk .n mat 1.1** «• Etpanaaa of Onunly 2oMn« Cominlaalo. 11,*#* l>* OKU. A. ■I’KEIt Jlt. hat fllad h>« Malarv of CViualy A.anl and Kapanaaa I *"* c* final raturna aa Aaitllary Adml-ilaSalary of lloma Damonalrailon A.ant u Rapanaaa t.no »« Iratnr of tha Eatata of AltTIICIt frthar atnanaaa A.rtrullural Dapartmant AltK.vr.itON. Daraaawl; that ha Jhaymaal I# VIorMa It ar.1 of Voreatry A Parka for fllad hla petition for distribution Cuniy lira Control fnlt ______ .... MM II and final dlarharaa. and IhnI h* will Approprlalloa for Playsroutola ____ _ _ •»«** apply to tha llonorabla Kraaat I'ulillrlly .. . . H.aaao aa* Il'iUiboldar. County Jud.a of Ha. >1ah ar* Gama INintartallo. . min,da County. Vlnrlde. on tha loth __ I.H* «» Total Aporoprlallona 111.*** II dav of Hentambar A lt. IMT. for Raaarca for Conllneaael _ H . 4 I I t« approval of aald final raturna and aaarya for Caah llalana. to ba ararrlaA rorwar* it oo* ra for order of dletrtbullon and for -tai IH-Asm - _________ 1 ns m u final dltcharce aa Ancillary Admlnlatrator of tha Batata of Arthur Arnaaon. decaaaad. I’ atad thla Ith day of A” .uit. i - a r n c t r r n r n c v r . t i i r.a t t n tar:a r n - r a A D. HIT. Mai * II A A II IIIIIIIUI: f t M l /a/ O I» A. iPEBIt JH row I ba I'laral Vaar I aadlnu aaplanihar M .IM * Aa Ancillary Adralnlatrator WTII4AT■ Or RECCIP7S: *f tha Batata of ARTIII’ ll Taaaa */ta >1Ilia o . a o - .r t *aliaalloa of III II* HI •• ___ I IH III *1 ARNBSOM I>aaa*aad Oaaallaa T»« 10% of tha Tth Cant _ . II.M* o» naaollit# Taa fraim lloacl of AAmlnlatiallea ____ _ _____ IIa»« H Ik tm k i m e t it r o i MT. Moler r.al Tai — M l of tha Ttk a-.at , II* •« •klkTII d l'D I I I AI. t t a i l IT o r llarln. Commlaalnn MtaMa __ ____ IM «aa aa r i i i M i n t ik t k u r o i l * t :* t i. Tai Itt4a.il tloaa I* ** .k o i.r. l o t .k T t, c i i t h i t.Ha Salt Tat laallnajuant taunt. _ . I* «» Iktt. m a o . Pi bar llav.n’ia .. .... ISM B A R L IP B N C R B . I Volal Eailmaitd Raoalpta III Hi <1 Ptolatirrt l l l l l II Ja *« ............. Mr. if Eillntala.1 Itar-atpta II* 10* H l:t*tlA SETW SPI*T«rr.R. Ilalapcoa lo Ita llruu.ht l'orwar.1; raiji Z IT* a** eo pafandentt Total Katlmrla l Ita- atr,to and llatanraa 111.1*1 U b o t i i 'B t o t t r .r i :k i i l*a 11it tTi n iHSRkan. until o n niiiliiif*. n tn |-..r Iba laa.nl tana Ca.ln. .aplanakar Mlk. IM. B K T A T E O P r U ’l t l l ’A T ( P " Knat-aarlnar harctraa _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - | T,l*» ** T U111.I/. A U K r II KPKNCRR. a tnat Salarr ItaaA Huparlntandan*. Offl’-ar llana.ar A ! l a c * °T r a a l d a . r * la a n k n o w n Oth •< lltpnniaa ____________________ . MMM r n O m o l a l M K a % la e haan Fret Labor ______ _ ___ . _______ _ Ml.*** "• fllaAd Saw. aoln th a C lr o u lt lfalAtanan*a of auulpmant. toola, marhlaary. M l , I " 00* *« C o u r t In aantd fyooru S In ln o l* C o u n ty . flaaoataa. aAla. Mat _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ... ......... li en *♦ P lo r ld a . la C h a n o a ray m . f o r D load Malar’nla . n».****« t h * v fio rt t i l l * o f a a ld a c t lo a ivbo ar cine ., — »( rt(h*.of. wan . *.***•• ff. vs lananaa o( i io. ualt.a rl.M-of-waya . laaaa* BB fA. lR/L. A I I BS TP IBI . SHCPKBI LS c E lHt .a l nHtalfv I* 9ao aa II, a a * o r a a a n la a r * tn r t u i a a nn dd a nr et .­ l«n>l IM, “* •ry anil r.’tulpmtnl I I fo • Ity of !*anfa,r,1 na 1*1* Taa R oll__ H Ml M q u ir e y o u ta f t l* y o u r w r l l l a a d a I’armanl la i-urt of (atla.lo oai Hi* Tat Roll I ITT H f e n * * * . If a a y , tn t h * C o m p la in t i*a>mai.t la Ton« of laaocwood laao.oooA on ||)| Tat Rol Ml M d h a ra la , a n d I . e a rv a a o o p y Pa*ment <o T"ma of Allamonla •nrlnft oa III* Ta* haall I.H* M flla th a ra .f anon P la in t if f * A tto rn e y rat m-, I In Ti.wai of ^aaalharry oa HI* Taa Hnll ______ -r, TIT TI <-n th d a y * f A u 1 I t p|.r>.|.. lal Iona ■ - . 4*1.ITT I* |auet,n r A.h a Df o,r * H tI Th *. IT o t h a r w la * (raatat i r , , ’ lnatoolaa >1 HT II r r a # P r o C o a f a v n o w i ll I,* . nat a Irta*d, ta.»r*a> f,,r <>ajh lialaa.ra la ta oarrlH r rwarA T*.a«* oo n r a l n a t y o u a n d t h a e a u to p r o r a a d Ot.l Ilia l.a t _________________ 4*14*1 II •a p a r t * . 32 Prisoners Held In County Jail '.cgal Notice ; Legal Notice k W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n d n f f lo la l K a a l at S a n f o r d K a m lm d * C o u n t * - , F lo r id * , lh l* H t h d a y n f l a i r , H IT # O P. H E R N D O N C l a r k n f t h * C lr o u lt C o u r t S a m t n o l* C o u n t y , F lo r id a . G o r d o * V. F r a d a r l. - k A tt o rn e y fo r P la in t if f KrmfATB o r r b a r t r r . i atd s g e r rr t# t k iu n t y o p a r a t l o * • H IM * M II7.1TI.14 1.141.Ill (I 1.141.114 *1 I I - 1 * m ill* — I aallla H -s mllle tl oflh. £ *#-»■ »■ "•-? 7 By STAN LEY V / H O - W H O - 't f e A H ! ! - ' T u esd a y-A u g . LI, M m ***-- SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By R. J. SCOTT s w a p s -, wittKl! See the New 1958 "ZENITH" T.V. M O D ELS NOW SHOWING ptw H iaaTHun recto FraAwte# LAST SHOWING START* 7:31 SEE THE NEW. . . ALL NEW Fred ASTAIRE Cyd CHARISSE SPACE COMMAND/ • A Sot To Fit Any Need • A Set Priced For Every *• 'S/LK 9 P.M. STOCKINGS' Uudtfet. . . Sec Us Today m u t t * I rUOM rt>»n -« ■ / Janis PAIGE Peter LORRE j PLU* O im TUESDAY EVEfCTNO PHOORAM NO ADVANCE IN ADMISSION » a n a v a l U k l a fo r p u b lia (a a p a c tla a■ In t b * C lr e t tU o a . r t i . t h * t b a r i M o m # a * tVMlr (Vommlaalaaawa *4 Qoataty. Florid*. DWO*. Cbalrmaa. - ^ 0^ SNEAK PREVIEW r Morea. rawaapl* oM batik* anandtiuraa, — all -Judyat* Hu ._ THE O L D H O M E T O W N If* A pwAchy Urn# of y#*T. Jun#, > 0 % - W H O BE 1 W W M ^O T July ind AuguM Sr# month, when S A Y /A 4 S W H O ‘ B E pMcho# com# to m#rk*t Peach#., _ - U N T IL I K N O W 'X A C T L Y Ilk# other fru u . »r# mttot aoftnomlcal when In *c#*on. ny n o r q u io n _________ M p o - P M \ ^ / H 0 Y O U B E !! HARVESTING. The hAnre*tin( United Prrt* Staff Cormpondtnl of peach#* i* wall ondarway, but NEW YORK W —You'v# got (« not t# far udv*nc#4 ■• tu t to keep thinking to stay in but-; ys«r. Probkbly riu# to the fict Inti* around bar#, and Slllton that the crop in the northern por­ Herman Iv thinking every minute— | tion of th# pwAch bell ;* better like, for iiutanc#, having baby and th. crop in the southern por­ for well-heeled ladle* who want tion i# not a# good at laat ye*r. to com. down and buy a mink Fxc#»*lv# aofl moiMur# alto ham. coat. %>r#d tha harvesting operation* In Alto when ha deliver# a mink the m««t heavily concentrated coat, he doein't deliver It In any portion of the poach belt. SELECTION. Look for peach#* old cardboard box. He put* hU with a creamy hack-ground color •i'.teri read/ to whip out and fit or a color that I* only .lightly minks on beautiful modela. The her door and green. The*, peach## ahotild be customer open* well developed In ilia and ahape find* her n»w coat standing tn x\ if they are to mature properly. front of her, draped on a smil­ The pink color or bluah varies ing, nicely padded hanger. with different varledie* and i* not Harman hat been In fur manu­ alway* a *lgn of riper#**. The facturing and retail for 22 yaar* Geah thould he Grm and free and In baby titters for lix year*. 7 f. O . from Hemiiha* and from *brivel. Hiller* In Demand led or decayed apot*. “ We find that many of our cus­ CARE. Fre*h pearhc* thould tomer* will nay, "I'd like to c o m e be anrtcvl tut Ihe ripev* ui*H fir»t, down Tuesday but I have nobody It’i a good p!»n to p!«?e ripe to leave the baby with” So >*# peachee in a Gat pan, one layer deep. When peache* are piled oo »#nd a baby titter up. We keep top of each other, the bottom lay. two or thrre on rail all th* time, er i« ca*lly bruited. To prevent and w* get four or five call* a B A C K - R O A D F O L K S — OKI G U A R D _ th# rapid apnlllng of ripe poarhp*. week toy them,'' he tay*. V O I C E S /A4 T H E C A A R K 5 V A .U l-E 7 £ Herman I* tha man for tha itore them in the refrigerator. If © -I2 Ha inlroducad pink peache* are a little green, leave gimmick. them to ripen at room tempera mink to th# markaL h* says, and ture. away from direct heat or even made pink mink flower* lunlighL for Fcarl Bailey. Then he went USE. Peache# ara wmatll# and into yellow mink. Then ha turned may he u*ed for any meal or eat­ out a kelly green mink capelct en aa a tnack. TTiep comhina well for Deni## D*je#l for a 84. Pat­ with cereal*, and reat to a aalad, rick’ * Dav «ient, naturally. Hla ORNATE, or make in appral'ng d#»*ert. newr*t rotor la orchid mink. ADOB-Hto i Hflv/ PRACH MOUSSE ia a good Herman ha* mad* chfmpagn# A504HIP UA80RA1U/, fro ten de**ert that’# Juat right fi»r mink car-**at cover* for Anita LiP., ih OCLSS rummer weather and ea*y to Kkberg very blond, to match her make. Ingredient# needed ar#: Q R H 9 .T E . hair; a gift from her husband, Of SlfLl.; LKfilUIJaW Uk cup* peach pilp and j ikw cost $5,000, two mink golf ball* WlfH iPLtCK 1 tableapoon Mm# or lemon for Moniqua Van Voortn out of Juic# whit# mink, on request, after * tableapoon# *ugar Monique found out that Herman 1 cup heavy cream,’ whipped had whit# mink golf club cov*r« ^PIH< YEA** 2 egg white. for hlmi#lf, and a mink door­ oS S ck Y iK t; Ml* th# peach pulp, lima or lemon bile# *nd mgar. Fold In mat aa a Chrittmaa glG for Uta lA A fH W O R M S . th# whippe<l cream. and Gnatly Ferraday, the artre**, dark brown th# egg wdiite* which have Iwen ranch mink, with autumn • hu e Ht a i c u L A u n -fHAf # twwten until stiff but not dry. mink innltials L. F ; *h* keep* / a So il is coh< imua.i. iY In front of the outad* door. Pour mixture Into a regrigerator fiLIHtf C»(AM<;tP Belting The Hpertarular mold or tray and fee*#. The Itgitlmato clothing U outPEACH CHIFFON SQUARES, portion. 1 dice 31 by 2 tyy 2 inch** atandlng enough. Listen to Il#r* man: • ahout 3 ounce*. Serve* 12. “ We’ ve made every poiiibto 1 tah'.etpoon gelatin#, unfUv. thing you can think of. l'v# just or#d made Either William*, a ' oil1/8 oup Cold water ifw a iA 1 lb. frexh peach##, •Mce-1 length whit# mink tap# with a hood, and lined with tviry dotii (*» quart) *i cup lemon Julc# that'* for when the come* out of 6 ounce# augar (1/4 Oup) a twimming pool. Why a hood? 1 teaapoon salt For warmth. I guc*t. Sh# awlm* lit cup* ovnpnruted milk almost 24 hour* a day, and lh* 3 ounce# vanilla cookia or night* ar« rhllly In California. rake crumb# (3/4) It coat $7,500. V I. #ofteo gelatin In cold water. Herman'# mink pL-tur# frame* BtCOMlHC . OMt 1oM o f RLFIHED 5 - f t t L K 'l ’AKLS Place over ltoiling water and atir run from fioo to $250, depend AMLRJCM TAVORIU I V 6 5 ,0 0 0 G A L L O N * o f W A T E R — until diMidved. ing on tba color. Tbey’ r# a th|«* 1 Add peache#, lemon Julc*, Inch border, angled out •ugar and »ak. Cool until alighti /l K K l f l C RUBBIA 6 0 0 ,0 0 0 GALLONS. Mink coat* for dog*, lak tak, ly thickened. fqfADUHL (HcHAXC.auOD J 8 0 (OCO ^ALLOWS. rang, from $100 to $500, de­ ?M ZlK dbdClHlCA^? S. Chill ovaporale.! milk tlu»- pending on the pooch aim. A lot VISCOSE- RAYON 3 5 0 ( 0 0 0 L L O N i. APPLL UUiCL. roughly, pour into chilled bowl, of them arc told, honeat. iU L F A <L PULP 7 0 , 0 0 0 GALLONS. an,I whip until it hold# a peach. Fold Into tha peach mixture. * IM*. Dq N _ y * w WffO IB—# WHITE HOUSE PICKETED 4. Lina taking pan with WASHINGTON Aft - Nearly half tha rooki# crumb*. Pour I*-a.4i mixture over crumb*. Top 200 Cuban*, member* of organisa­ GUARDIAN ANGEL with remaining crumb*. Chill un­ tion* opp«»ed lo the regime of of inquiry ordered th# *u*p#n*ioa Cuban Pre-ldcnt Fulgenclo llatl*til Grm. JERUSALEM, l«rael 4ft — A a/tn th# guard iettified, **I wit •a, picketed the White House for FREEZE PEACHES. Haw priton guard wa* tuapendc<i from afraid I’d hurt them.” Two of tha peache* the year round by filling 90 minute* to prot»»t BatUta'a ac­ duty Sunday for refuting to *hoo4 prisoner*, on# considered d*ngertion against foe* of hit govern­ the freerer with them. Many var­ at five cacaplng convict#. A boird ous, atill arc at large. ied## of free* tor a pcarhet ara ment. The picket*, moBly from New York, carried placard# de­ good for (reeling, especially tho»e with fich that doe*not darken manding that th# United State* easily when exp<*#ed to air. For refute to »end any more arm* to Greeting, choc*, peach## that ar# th# Rati<ta regime which uaa# them to “ kin th# Indefenatv# and aound, firm.rip#, and Juicy, with peaceful citiren# of Cuba.’ * a tell tale traca of green. Allow 1 to HI pound* of p#ache« GOODBYE WITH THE CD IPA toe each pint container t<> be fil­ ST. JOSEPH, Ind. —A pair led. After wkihing tha fruit, ranf bandit! played an ace in-the, mnv* tha ilcn* by hand and halva and pit K. Tha tlme-aaving mat- hola at • card gama Saturday. hod of dipping tha poaches into The turprlted card player# aufhot, th*n odd, water to lot ten rcrulered $850 when the two rob. the peach akin may be uml, but her# enterd and (lathed a p»»tol, it may tofter tha outer fie*h *n which took th# pot. that dice, havw rtggnt a,ig*> Prea# th# fmk down In the con­ after thawing. So that tl<# out fruit won't tainer. cover with #yrup, and put darken In the air, alic# peaches crumpled parrheirnt or loAar pa­ hold fruit under directly into tha odd syrup which per on top to w** prepared and cooled ahead ttM lyrtip. Iwave apace m t«>p to of time. To make (be syrup, dla- allow for expansion of fruil dur­ ardvw I enpa augar in 4 eupa ing Greeting. In eontatnav# with water. ThU make* a'»mt l h rupa straight »ld#* and wide top#, leave THIS D E L IC A T E AND of *yrup ami 3/3 cup of ayrup ii I H inch free in pint#, 1 Inch In FRACILR LOOKING abort neeiiol for each pint container of quarto. In container* with narrow awmmtr formal »*• designed peache*. To help present Ihe; (ope, leav# 3 4 inch head tpace bjr ftoaan* Mad# of pink «ik patch odor and flavor while in in fin!*, lto iru-hea In quart*. organ dy, the drea* ha* a unre­ Wip# #8 sealing edg#e clean tha freeiar. add powdered arcor lated bolero top banded to bra acid (Vitamin C) to tha cold for a good leal. Fatten lid on p u n ftowvr embroidery^ syrup, uting Ik teaspoon (1,000 t'ghUy, label with nama of fruit milligram*) to each 4 cup# ayr­ and dal# of freeling. Then freer# up. Aarortde acid ia sold at durg and store *4 »ero degrvi# F. or itore, and aoma freeier locker colder. rdanAa. la iA fii r lk r a r o h r r ir t nr. rt'TD r o t Iba n a v a l lo o t r a d i a . *ap<am l*e M. IM # op Hi-a n ie r i Tan* I Mllle on aaaaaatd v( a lu a tlu . at III .H a .M I »« • IT,4*4 4. .... la e* I*, o II- a IH* Sola of Tai Irailnouant U ,4« ta aa H I N orth Park Avaawa Pina, and (>ala and all Oihar To and (bmalailnaa ___ )»*,**" n* T*.lal t;**lmat*d MaMIpta--l a n t i t* Hanford. F lorid a ( I E ALA ( f s I*. _ _ _ __ - ,. . I IH It 11*1. of Batlmalad Ma-alota lit $31 ; t M tan aa f f J!."'!* “ 4 Pi~o4Ki Forward! bom . Total Batlmataj ItKclyu and Italanraa _ _ _ iit .m ii kail MtTI.lt RIPKAIR. 1*1kt: A PORrdlTVlMI PI I D PImi N o w T o Attend Our Hig t o r Ik . t ta .n l l . a , lln dtn . a . p | . n , h , , m t ‘ ••MT . of Sheriff, Paputlaa and Aaalatanta I IIIMM lark of Ulroiilt Court, fa.a and otle lt.* * « *» f«ucte Jala* fata and noate J* I*-’ oo Tuatlcaa of 1‘aaoa i kwa faaa and ooata M itt* ronatalilaa. faaa and ooata a.tae.*# TotlMy rovewulln. Attnraay, noavlcllea faaa It.***.*# Allnaaa faaa and Juroto kaaa i.«»*.(C CMhor Oourt Oaala and P*a« _ _ l*M.M p i ’Ma»a other Than ialarlao . II TiT.lt ]nraa(|#atl no _ On# Of Hollywood! Newe«t **«.#• ikiMsont II.J II II Ml AppewprAaHofM h i .in ii . I .H I t J Movies . . . One Night Only * b-e & QaM 8X;&Zl S ; *zanr~=EE . I.****. l U l a a o a to ba aa rrt a d r » r w a r d I I 9*4 a* I H * .I M * I hath* at* Milton Reman In Fur, Baby Sitting Business "CHILDREN UNDER It ADMITTED FREE" baggerly i°z£s:8r FEATURE— 8:M 1:08 —SHOWS— 3 :l« 5:15 7:31 8.33 m *. M . ^ r UANCE CENTER Phong TA 2-3872 �4 Weather a t t fo r d f o r a l f c Partly cloudy through Wcdnr-day v.ith scattered afternoon thundm h o* era. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOL. X L IX Established 1909 SANFORD, FLORIDA, Shop and Save In Sanford > TUESDAY. AUGUST 13. 1937 United Press Leased Wire NO- fit D e fe nse Se cre tary S w in g s E c o n o m y A x e \ Pos tal Rate Increase F o r e c a s t In H o u s e 5 P e r C e n t Football Practice R e d u c t i o n At Seminole High O rd e re d Starts Monday WASHINGTON ID— Defense I Secretary Chari#* E. Wilson Th# Seminole High School 1 iwung his economy ax* at the "Seminole*" will get their foot. 1 defense industry again today. hall practice underway 6ton-i*y He ordered a five per cent morning Aug. 19 at 8;3- a. m reduction in th# "progrvaa pay with an aftrtnuon w o r k o u t m*nts” made by the government *• fi-TO p m arcrdlng to Foot, to big defense contractor* on air- b*H Coach Jim Plgott. craft, mUsilet and other military "All potential player* ar# urg. j Item* which require a long time ed to lie on hand for the opening to manufacture. ! drill* because of the nearness of Th# order, effective SepL 1, th# opening game with Lyman AN' 1I.YEAH-OLD Glltl. was Injured In the rellUlon nf the above rar *.ilh a jeep on French Ave. United Pre«« S'aff Correspondent ... . , ,, The Board of Sanford CIty torn. reduce* these installment pay- which it only 24 practice day* near Ulh SI. thU mnrnlnf thnrly hrfurv 9 o'clock, .Nile windshield where Patricia Land's head However de,p,.c House approv ml„ jonrr, Blrhl approved . ment* to 70 per cent of total away,” Coach Plgott aald thi« LODZ. Poland 01 —The gov. hit (Staff I'holn) a . th, lull wa. reported to have , „ ^ ,ncrrttf. ,hr costs, or *6 per cent, instead of morning. t-mment rushed pollee reinforce|menta today ftom Warsaw to e m-.t no chance of passage thia Klj|fffi H y rai»e for city cm the prevent M p#r cent, of direct ,.isoU , alj /T1lr fundamentals ployff. Lodi, Poland'* second largest eltjr )rar m the Senate. labor amt material cost*. c, tackling, kicking anl 1 hr where a titdown *trectear atnke on! cent boost in letter Hie payralse, advocated on * Milton »ald th# move will giro paat|ng and defensn will ’ i threatened to touch off a new rtiatgcs II the heart o f iho "roil of living" Increase, will add coniractors "grvaler Incentives fur 'stressed" wav# of "bread and freedom" nvidi-milhun dollar pottage rat# a s0{ aI of $12 060 89 to wages of economy" when more of thslr ' . . , , , There is r.a short cut to top |riots. bid lefotc the House. It is de* rj(y personnel according 'o City own money is Involved In produc. -___ __ . . physical condition he taid “ so it After dangerous etaihr* Mon- signed to cut the huge po*. Manager Warren E. Knowles, r * qu rm n . will he a standard phase of cads ta serv ., deficit, estimated 0n| y „ of . M| d Mayor day, s'riking «lreetcar workers Ihe new order will not affect j [J|| ,, — i Seminole County Sheriff J. Lu­ had barricaded thrm*rlvr* in the a its I million d.dlads for the cur- I)l%td G»,chel. last night, will Ik- small huilness supplier* who will * ther Hobby will add another icr. city's two largest trolley term. ftnl 1i»cal ycir. Pisyars will work out in shorlt required to meet th« inerfa^n ronlnuo to he rligtbl# fur ptogresi vice in the near future when Inals. They vowed they would not payments of up to 75 per cent *nd »ho»* un‘ " * P ‘ - 'Th« bill# a* approved by the granted *he citv’i worker!. a boat patrol will b« placed into come out until their wag# de­ Hou.0 I'osi Office Commitlee donned, th# aervlce. Th, revised psy schedule was of total cost* or 90 per cent of “ nifonn» wl11 t.oach said #lt morning "and mands are met tw.i moni.ts ai.o, provided mat based tn the cost of living Increas | Hbor and material costa Sheriff HoMiy yciterday said Wilson * decision wa's'th# latest ‘ h# heal knocking geta underThe situation wa* tense and postage increase* would stait over the past 12 month period up "Because of the numtnr <d comugly last July l. to bring m 102 mil- to June 1 of Ihi* year, the City in a series of drastic meaautr* **>'• plainta being received by Ihc Sher­ Militiamen polio# armed with lion dollars during th# current Manager printed out. to cut military spending down to1 ■ iff* Office about motor boat viopiitol* and clubs surrounded the fiscal year. s (>f th* total Increase $10,209 89 the hu<lgrt ceiling of 38 billion - r t ) WASHINGTON W — The Sen­ latlons, we will add to# boat patwo depot*, and polire radio car* .Supporters proposed Oct. t as „||| f„r general government dollar* in the fiscal year which I y p n O I G j l T l K C S ate solemnly paid Ha final re. trol to further protect the cPitent •warmed in the »treet». The li- the new slatting date, whtrii and $? , ji w,ll b« for the Utility aperl* to one of it* greats—the while they re cnJoylrg on# of the .................. TAIJJMIASSEE W - J . Ural con*e pla'e* of th# prowl ear* would cut to 360 million dollar* Department of the city, today." Monday he onKeml the Alrj late Sen. Wal'c-r K. George D- most popular iporta ,, Iry tviham of Sanford, longtime 1showed that many of them had the amount the increase* would » , Ga. -p,, city emp'oys 104 full time Forrc an.) civil contractors work- i t The boat i. being mad. availnf m(|k pricr £ , * . movfd |n frotr th. c.pital. produr, in tiscal ly&v they would workers in general government ing on Air Force equipment and IN U n S A t V # O n V C n t The tributes to George, who *a* able by !\ G. Kurch of the Staf. wi# named chairman of the State Streetcar traffic halted com. bring In $.'>27,600,000 annually by payrolls plus 9 part Urn# workers. projects, except missiles, to cut; OLDENBURG, Ind. W _ Th# buried last week, lasted for two ford Boat Works. Kurch taid yes­ Milk Co»— is* j and Immediately pletely. Army truck* shuttled hour* ami ;o minute*. Thirty terday 'We are pr« icntlng a boat pldtred ' 7 t..# a "fre»h new along th# rtaln trolley route# pro- 19(11. when the last of a sene* of |„ lh(. upiuy Department there their personnel and ovsrhaad number of Roman Catholic nun# second class rate hikes would are 28 full time employes. aenator* look thr floor to speak. to the Seminole County Sheriff's iook" a '‘ he controversial Issue of tiding substitute ’* ' ‘ 'i L I known to b# stricken with typhoid Iran •porta lion Tlu- ot r, coming on lop of tu# doubled sine# an outbreak of Sen. Richard II. Bussell I) Ga . Department in the interest of boat­ milk price fixing. c^ vc} ' The cost of living Increase will for atranded wayfarer*. ' who served with George for 21 ing and water safety." ............. Du* Mlimate *>f postal deficits, rover all ilepartment* of the city, a slowdow.i and cancellations in the disease at a convent here sat Odham m installed a* chair, i _ *>:ber Troops years before the latter's retireThe boat it a 16-foot High Hal Th* truck driver* were th# only ‘,"c* not lnclud« * $317^00,000 *. lnciU(|tng th* Sanford 1'ollce and l’ t’‘,lu<-non of aircraft and one dlicover#d, a health official tail man. replacing Dexter Lowrey of fil.ent this year, aald "my heart Convertible that 1* capable of car­ •vtdene# In the city ***r *** hooii ,h* 1,ou,c v,' ,€‘‘1 lire Departments. «‘«'<lew» missile, is exp#cted to tcwlsy. Tjtttpa. who stepped down to taka < It too heavy to enable me to do rying a l-TDO •yonrvf If. *IU for 618,000 postal workers. There - . iner.»>et uere ilsn iiinrm t"rt” discharge of more than 100.Hie stat# health rommlssloner, fir a* ^>n?.n|u»on almlnistrator, * , * today Justice to my feelings and my be powered by't *o Si horsepower iamt aHf f*H industry rmployct. Dr. AmJreiv Offult, said 37 eases Wilmer H»s»»tt, Mnntlerllo Humor* ctreulallng in Waraaw were report* the Senate might clj j()f ,,, workrr, whose salaries I senlimenls." uuttroard motors. Wilson Is slashing . « ponies be-1have been reported at the Sister, 1 ee.-r' ar- a* the *ev#n **” Communist leader W'lady- seek to tie Iho pay incrr«>e id wer# noj lnrluded in Ihe litl of "An ers died when Walter employes receiving the increase. ^ore **'* scheduled letlremeol of Sf- $'ranei» motharhouse. Sheriff Hobby *aid that the Imat j member agency met to rrorgan- ,I,W Comulka ha* assigned Gen Uie postage rale *811. Ihe newr bill would: j-y,r , 14 employes were in cate Horn the lop defense post, po,-An early count Friday had Franklin George came u» hi* will itc equipped with a siren, Komar, chief of internal security, |•»«Increase airmail letters from fortes separata the regular »*b|y late this month. He has >aM shown only 16 of the mor# than final resting place," h# said. |flashing red llghi*. running I and Gen. Jan. Frey-Blelicki, com. “ I'm opinionated against price mander of the air force, to deal six to seven rents an ounce. he wanti to leave the complex 6*K) nuns thcr* wer# afflleled with schedule. Sen. Herman E. Talma.lgc D. Utrht*. and spotlight*. 1ron'rol*. liUt I am going to try affairs of the defense department '**• disease, not definitely diagBoost th# charge for regular 'fith "any emergency." Ga. who aucreeded George in Ihe "We have always needed equip. just as hard ar I ran to lake a nosed *t typhoid until Monday, po».card* from two to uuc«! in order for bit successor. Senate, said, "The nation amt the mcnl for lifesaving." Sheriff Hub- fresh new look at Ihi* problem," Offutt said weekend Investigation* world have sufferrd an Irreparable by said ye.tenUy ami "uur new Odham told the eomml*>ion. tenta c*ch ami hike airmail p'it- I c l o f l d F G l I l l c S by a state #pidemlologlcal team ew’aa." water patrol will be equipped with cards from four to five crnls. "I'm^ willing. ,!o make every showed none of th# catet took #f* Sen. Theodore Francis Green ‘Hag hooks rope line*. Id* Jack»l*. conlr|f „|1(luf effort to ter if price I’rovlde four annual IS rent feet later than Aug. 4. increases In tec. ml class raH't • D R.!., %%ho luircfdnl George *n< ffcllnipilfhfri. lixing is necessary. T'.ere are for newspapej* ami magatinrs. Inland 1. Gullet. 62, of Ovfeen, «• chairman of tits Senate Foreign ‘ »ne predominant feat ire of the |hoTC f|v, ,h; Com,nH I B C O C fl T o A - C l t V Inrrrai* the imlitldual piece yeatenlar aftensoon at 3 p m. neUUooa Committee aarly thll "u t It win carry- a huge sjuI1 „ .,.ackri|. , g„ . „ u.e, L O tn IO MIAMI BEACH — The rale on thud class advertising ' <,llowln* • »,,ort | |f) n O U S e T o d O V year, pralfed George's leadership ,, r, ' * .n*,?n J °.n , *f 1 * 1c of , industry. That's not true.' fhlham Mr Giles had made his h»me In , _ J in inlrrnationa! affair*. lh*, ™w n, Uie b o,r dedsred. “ It Is stacked in favor decision of the AFI. • CIO to move matter rates 6o p.r cent. For Two stIt* big biennial convention from bulk tiilrd class mail, th* mint- Osteen for th# past 3 years. I Jf ' ll. led hit colleagues with .. Mjn’r Umt» v t hlv» r^ e J of th# p«ople," lii the wisdom, with restraint and with s j*1’ of ^u'pmvnt «fOtnid | Turnj,ig to reporters present, he . Miami Beach to Atlantic City. N mum rate wool I go up M per cent If, »»rn, In Greenville. N V „ J on t(,‘r r,vl, right# bill gcntlr (irern laid. ^ r,J'nn,r (,w|n y, .Shrnff Hobby |^CIC M ••errMi ownrrt hi»rr up in over a two year period. June |. ISM. He wa, . re lrcl #>|W N, „ w ’ *’• I r I. Qt irgr i' »ow of th» y ,’ . . . %. 11 * •' Ihit th# < mUaion I increase book rales 26 per rent. optician. MIA3II If — Ten new volur* muster the required unanimous agts, because ha lived and walked ” * arc Indeed grateful^^to Mr. Lrould abolish controls Immedtat. I A K I.rio President Grork-e Boost rates lor r.mttollrd cifcuMr. Gullet wa# a ntemt-er of conM.„, iary -tatlons along th# Florid# ,amorg us we shall hair a greater buren for making the Imat avalb #j_ h j, ui hc promised that the eonfirme.1 In ChicagoMon- lauor. publications to 12 cent, a the Presbyterian Church, the St. ()T><, proposed Immediate East Coast and in the keys will would nake a ^,jr *H# Dee. 4.10 convention. 'tnccntn e to find the way to the *o.« in ih# interest ^of boating and commission pound. Bates now ar# 10 cents John* Order of Masons, and th* House acceptance of the beivlly- five weathermen * hand this year rational peace which he believed wattr safety for Lake Monroe and “ thorough study” before taking expected to attract soma S.noo oelow eight ounces #rvl U cent* American Uglon. amended Senat# bill, with a tingle in k*»ping tabs on hurricanes. essential to the future of our our other lakes and streams are |any action. |delegates, was moved because above that we ght. I-ennani Psrdue, meteorologist Survivor* arv: the wife, Mr* House imposed modification. fast bring used by thousands of i laiwry was expecterl to stk the "conditions were detrimental and nation and of mankind." at the Miami Weather Bureau's Stella Gullet of Osteen; an adopt The other was an attempt to boaters and fishermen," said the * Senate Democratic la-ader Lyn­ agency (or authority to set up not gnn-1 for unions" at Miami ed ton. Richard Guiles of Fori send th* bill to a House-Sen*!# li'irrirvn# operation, renter here, don II. Johnson Tex. praised i . ,, ! public hearings acroM the stau to i n ,,ch dtd not elaborate. Edwards. N Y.; and a brother of conference commitle# for drafting said aix of th* station* have #L» George aa a The boat patrol it something Mund out th# MiUlmant nf dairy.! Hmolmen said the delegates "great man in every •*" • ' •• • •••■" •" __ . .• . . , , - •w u iiu <>m uiv K n u m c i u nj n a ir y - i ---------------- — —— — n r a Greenfield Center, N Y. a more complex compromise he- ready been added to the coopera* ien»f n»e. . ability, Intefrlly, vUtfi- j l for Count>' men. dairy firm tn and cltlirm ttptciH to tpend 1400.000 B lIV S D 0 Q t # S n O V e S live hurricane reporting network Funeral services were held this tween the dlfferlrg versions manship arxl devotion to hit nonoi arra. »at<l Ihc (>n j 0^n| IWJiy price !^p convention here One / 9 afternoon at « o'clock at Britton N'.th moves requiring unanimous and four more In the kor* will duty. ity.** ( Sheriff. arc trying . . to atay coniryU hotel operator f«tiniat«%l estlmatml the total O f f F n r F l o r i H f i Funeral Home. consent hid been anticipated and *i# operating within two weeks. lort to the city at ctose t» 2 mil Senate Bcpublican I-eadrr WII. in ,he lcjd wilh *n»d»fn c'lulpmcnt The stslions will he equipped Remains will lie sent to Colum * fre foredoomed by oiqsotition linn dollars. MEMPHIS, Tenn V k ,|im F. Knuwfand Calif, said *n'1 ,afr > metho.1. and the fv^t with westhee bureau Instruments ■nnoun-ed in advanc#. Charles Gohiherg, owner of Ihc Michigan couple who wild their hut. Whin for Interment Lcorg# uat "kindly, courageous, PJ,r°l •* ®ne of the features » « They wer# offered merely as fr reerding wind speed, direction, Delano Hotel, said th# he»d# o f , hom#^1o buy # boil shoved off a man of great personal integrity, hiv* needed for a lor.g u n i, he preliminaries to s real fight ex­ atmospheric prersure and ralnfsll, the 16 hotels holding reservations for Florid* with two "*h*rr the respected for hit friendship oy hit >dded. • stations will pected later in the House Hule» Pardpe said. Th# collracuef." nrw k°**. ■ Hshl blue and • a r . . for convention >!clcgate* "gut to expense" patsemrert today on a work closely with hurricane ren! Committee leisurely, Ihrre >rar round . Ihe • Sen. flarrjr P. Byrd D-V«., j 11 ! rI s s u e d r o r O c t o b e r gen..r .».i v«trd mat a* a last tracking and Hep. Kenneth B Keating N Y , tial In Miami In world rruisn. long lime colleague of George on Ifulshabl* and i# capatilr nf carry ' WASHINGTON If —T»ie D# resort to file law suits if th--y House GOP floor leader on the j correlating data on th# big storms. Mr. and Mrs Cri» Kappler of Ihe Senate Fmaiu*# tiimmittcc-. ing live or mor# persons for lu feme Department ha* i*»ued a don't come here.” DAMASCUS. Syrts V —Usual.) civil right* bill, made the first I The new Esst Coast stations are praised him at "truly a groat top load of a half-ton The AFL-CIO. he said, "is * fkiuth Haven, Ml-h . and Mr« 7.000 man draft rill for the Army man" who demonstrated "amen. ’ A trailer will h# provided in or. in October—the smallest monthly group that wants everyone In live 'laxine lf*-v|ey of Peoria, III . and ly reliable sources tahl tonight request—to tend the bill to con- at B»*ron 12, a fishing camp near |Titusville; the Rea Dunes Motel o n states lanthlp at its best.” drr to transport the host to var- call since April, 1M6. up to contracts, but thry'rr break her son. Matthew Walltis, 18. ntd that Svria hat demanded Hi# re frrence. "lime meant nothing to us" r*H of American Kmh***/ attache Several Democrats Jumped up near Melbourne Beach, the city of Ion lakes around Seminole Cu.m ' ing contracts with ui. It makes The Army took S.ono dr.flees In (in trip will and only when *>• Howard Stone for his alleged part to object, but were told by Speak- I Vero B o h; the W. M Kipllngtr ly where it may tie needed for September and 11,000 In August. th# hotel employes look bad an<l pull Into home p»H." said Mrs. an "Amrriran conspiracy f r Sam Rayburn to wait until |estate near Stuart; Capt Mae emergencies. it makes us look had." through July the Keating t request rould be read Engel's fishing boat headquarters Sheriff Hobby hasn't said Just From April Kappler. an auditor bookkeeper against the Syrian regime.' monthly drift rail was 13.000. The sources said Ihe secretary After it ws* read. Rayburn near Boynton Beach, and th# port when th# host will be readied to W# hav* no time limit to hunt Th# reduced draft calls reflect |genera, of Syria's Foreign Minis­ recognixed Rep. Francis K. Walter authority office at Port Ever* be pul into actual use hat It is ex. us.” peeled that it will L« In the very Secretary of Deferu# Charles E Mr*. Kappler and her hiubsnd. try, Salah Tararl, handed the ex. I) Pa., who made Ihe objection. glades. Wilton's reccfil order to trim mili­ The request to accept the Sen. near future. a carpenter contractor, told their pulsion request to thr Amrriran "Ail of lb# In.tottl. a— d #>>>i» tary strength by 100,000 men by 4#» j j j # c*!*? j * 'J m l. mine to buy their 4S fo->( schooner. charge l> Affaire* in Damascus. .vte'i version with in amendment next Jan. i. —limiting the Senate's jury ilia! nor abrasions »'<i hmites about ment has he#n ordered," h* said. Mrs. Hawley, a nurse, learned of I Rniiert Strong. Wilt>.n told his newf corferenee Th* Syrian government issued a amendment to voting rights rases her forcheail, upper left arm arsd hr Kirrlrrs’ plans v.-bll# visiting MOSCOW Th# tinned last Wednesday that h* expected Fmhirrr sent an official'to in South Haven, and asked If she to have declared Stone unwelcome. , -w a s made by Hep Emanuel En draft calls to level off at 7,000 or States ith fe.lhal villar. go along They Th' »y'*«n 'tovernn.ent issue * Celler N.Y.. Democratic floor th# youth festival village tmlav to " d her .on could 8.000 men a mor.th. .# ilifaNienl tsisvK f •reniini' l#.ri<. > it.. I.sll V * MIAMI IB — Customs agents Statement Monday night accusing leader for the bill. Keating warn Americans against joining ,r# P*)'*nS half the expenses. early today seired a huge each# Stone of lining an Amrriran "in ubjccUd to It. * Communist China's free junket to ' of rifle*, machine guns and 60,000 lelllgrnc# expert" who engineered I ■ . r .ir i'ia Iaind » n taken to the C l , , D J Peiping Wednesday. ■ . . . . rounds of ammunition b#tlevrd an alleged conspiracy to overthrow Seminole Mer.nrial Hospital for ' I D rvC p O rrC Q It appeared, however, that rlose I n t e r S l O l G M lW O y the present Damascus regime. F f ir t T I P r I f n i n n M f i n ,' e*t*nfd f°r insurgents ramped In treatment. NEW to V) American youths Intei .lot to . . . —_ The U. S Embassy here and , u , m c r U I1IU I1 IVIUII Hi. Cubanmountain Jungle#. Jungle*. The autonuvbite, driven by Ar- 1-'e,lrra health officials today ex. ro through with the trip despite r l C O N n f J I O fT lO rrO W Two men were «rr#itrd and Ihe Slate Department In Washing A d m i t s K e e p i n g nold Pace Land of Orlando, was amtoed a reported 100 eases of TORONTO ’f — Police dl« the State Department ban. By this . . authorities hunted three more be­ r O traveling aoulh »n French Ave what may be Asiatic flu among timed a gunwieldcr who stalked |morning. 46 had handed In Iheir A l t C m O O n A t J D . m . ton said .be charge was a "tom. j lieved involved in * plot to ship plele fabrication." when it crashed Into the rear of European exchange students ar »p^ ___ ____ _a ____ _____ snd down street Monday pasrpnrts or their names. ' arms to Cuban rebel iesdee Fidel a hearing a yeep parked on th* side of the riving her# aboard the liner Aro.a mri-g a .3* calibre revolver, polnb i U S. Amba»i%kic Llewellyn , . . WASIHNGTON W — Former Castro, who Is trying to over, •trect. TT*# Jeep is owned by Lrn Skv r g It at nassersby and yellinr. Thompson kept himtelf available n Defaind tomorrow afternoon Anthony, J ,. Doria throw Cuban President Fulgenclo cri Southward. When th# liner reached quaran "Bang, bang." I , t ihe Embassy to explain Hie lo hear objection, to Ihe pro T h l C V C S L C O V e L O O t ,n,? n said today he onre ma'nlalnrd a Batista. sJUnd »ppar.'UlIy lost control of tine M-.nlay night medlral author Most of th#pedestrian* Just |riluation per.onally to any of the n-.ved InUraUtc Highway Rysa||CA(j 0 v _ Burglar. left a secret ‘ cache of union money Charles Wystt, supervisor of j , p, rtm, Bt l(or, |n , his car earning minor damage to Kiev wen*, aboard. Ship officials smiled at Ihe 2year-old Vw -until American youth* who may have etm * Route 10« from S It. 46 n Nor1h which only one other per#»n. the customs In Miami. Identified th# th# Jeep but ihoving it 40 fe*t on had reported an outbreak at saa on* noticed th# gun w*s both lo#d had doubts shout Iheir country's Seminole County to 8. R 40 in j,orry ,lkjnf M jpq jn r0ln». but union's president, knew about. men arretted as Gil D* Gibeja, imoact. of what they believed to be "mild ed and cocked. poevtion. \oluria County. leaving $700 in burglar tools. Doris, former secretsry.treasur. 46, an American citiien of Cuban Damage to the Land automobile 1'Influents." " ----- " 1 ........... "laiekily h* wasn't strong At th* ssm# tl.u#. It was de­ Th# hearing wili get underway AulhorjlMa said the thieves en- er of the old AFL United Auto descant living In Miami, and w#» cstimalcd at approximately Aboard the Anna Sry are about enough to pull th# trigger," said cided to send a consular official »t 1 o'cloelc tomorrow sft-rnoon In tf^d Hi# Klaus Depsrtment Store Gonial#!, 31. who Workers, told the Senate Backets Alfedo C. Z. tao. 800 foreign Student* age<1 18 to 1*. Police Sgt. William Budd H i# Volusia County Court House out to the American delegation's Monday through a skylight. Commltte# he considered the said he Is a farmer. Ho told of­ investigating officer* wvre Ser ail schedule) to live with families | Police said the youngster had quarters In festival village. II* rar In Defend cracked open on# aafe, but were money union property but did not ficeri h# wia from Havana. grant Ben Butjer and Patrolman across th# yelled States and at- found th« rusty revolver and 10 ried mimeogrsphwj sheets laying Interested official* and citisens scared off by two maintenance inter It on th# union's hoolr*. Th# Th# m#n war# charged with vi­ J. T. Hardy of th* Sanford Police tend local high schools. The ship cartridges (n a tree trunk on a down the official 8 ——<#»n poll- *r# tr* Invited to air their com- men before they got to $26,000 in .money, he ssld, was hidden un- olation of #>• neutrality art and Departmnet sailed from Rotterdam Aug. 3. , downtown street. |Uon. plaints at th# hearing. another iafd I der nat>#ra ta aa office ator croon. Jailed pending further action. . WASHINGTON V — D#mocra | Ur and Republican backer* of postal rate inrreate forecast | lluu»e approval today of the ministration’ * ie<iuett for a penny iny bno«t In the charge for mailing letter Even opponent* of the Inrreate tatd a* they prepared to fight nr hill they Were ''n ot u>0 optimistic" over their chances u Cost Of Living ; * Increase Approved j For City Employes Bread, Freedom Riols Threatened In Warsaw, Poland ‘ B o a t P a tro l A d d e d T o S e m in o le X Io u n t y S h e r if f s D e p a rtm e n t Senate Pays Final Tribute To Senator Walter F. George J. Brailey Odham Named Chairman Of Milk Board Roman Catholic Labor Conventioii Moves From Miami Dies Yesterday Action On Civil Rights Bill Fails Ten New Stations Volunteer To Help Weatherman Michigon Couple Off For Florida T^fXi-Man Draft Call For Army 11-Ycor-Old Gir: Injured In Auto Accident Today Syria Asks Recall Of U. S. Attache U. S. Youth Warned Against Joining Junket To China Customs Agents Seize Hugh Cache SS%%Officials Examine S5 ......... .... 100 Coses Asiatic 2-Year-Old Gun Wiclder Disarmed ruhiie win b# held ------------ - Money Cache �*•« 5f» —*0»ry» j « K i - . ,r v t f r r » 4 p "»■»*» |T^»w— BRSprr* 4 ■ •^UMdtr, A u gu st 1 8 .1 9 5 ? ve i ' t m i: c o i r t o r th is l n l NTh JIIM ir. trM I. > olc n u n , tl o r iu a . t ' M n llT K . IT re, C I T A T t • ( P A T M e X D COL'Ji.AB U t P O X A E D ,i 1 C t.ttttd TO » t i r o r n i r n o * *n4 r C R t n s * H H IlO ( I . 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U l n t t l t a 4 akall k* t w e r a t o kr tk* t U l a i t M . k it IIM lt. o f t l t . r a i v | . f t o * atirk altlis or 4 i m t a 4 not t o fllt J t k o l l I t i| t4 >* JOBEPH T M cD O X A L D I* t d ! r l * ! i t r » t » r o f Ik* E t . •i t . o f R A T V O N P P O t ’ O . L A I McOO.VAlrD. 4 t - * t t o 4 D r i t t u b ' i it io n A m « ISST. ' fa •B i .. ’■ \ TH E O L D H O M E T O W N Legal Notice *Xt^> m *w - v ' ' ' v v K ’“Br By STANLCT N i 'n t V l l ‘ 1 i I ■ ») rtiT iT io n sank V " T l c r Ik H K R I H T UIVKN Ihot I P E T E R f» K P R C H it t a t t g o j in tt l » l X 'ft * S ir-aalt k iu li't r d fa sfrrd . f . s i t * ! * C oaa. I I * T *-» o . •••■ • .. •• | l i s t o f H A r r O R D BOAT « ORKB » I ■ - • - • • • :. | . ••| ■T* * r ’ t u n . i- . - i . i t r t to i k t it r m t * f t a t I f ! lltlou i H l T . i l K t t l .l t . t o * « I t : S tf iio n Iti tt r ; rl<t kt at utti. ••Ilk tk* i lark * f t t * Circuii c ar t et f e n l e e l t C au str . I f a r i d t > P E T C I . <i KCRC ■< i t c ’ * " f v ->■; v -f*«* .: •- * ) «.* • ♦ . p v j c - i * ' » # « ! -ttiP M r ; A T *C .t% r> s c j . ' j ' ' r„: t ■ ^ 1 I J ») i' the c o ir t ' o r Thu •» HI. < .m m » j i iMir. ■ C«U»TI r LOHIUA i •• >». • * i » t i : •• tIOMAt « a l k e r p k e v a t t . ,.*.**••4 PROBATE TO ALL C R EDITOR * t o t f i t • •O i l HA V I NG CLAIM* OR D t . H l t r n t M U I I I T tAID C I T A T t i You t * 4 * t c k t f t o t t r t k t r t b c natlfltd t t l m u t r i l I t t r i i t e t t o t i i t l Ik t ll k t a *14. a * » c lain • o a t 4 * m ta d t . h i d . rtAitoN i f ktrifcu fta. tr .ilb t r o f )tu. * • * I n i At > i B l i l i t i t l r : i f |kt » * t l « j » tk* ••tat. of THOM .Id C tltlt of JO H N W. M ALK Ct. r«L \A T T . J. oUiJrCH 6*<*at04. I t . t o « t i t i C t u a t r to t k t C t a t l T JJhfk X. O tn Iu S Jr Jaffa ft *«a»; P c** a « t r . T > r i4 t A t i t . ' a t t t U » ? O B - » . . t r , ,4 a t t t t r . o r * t r E t t f . ’ ttl* C tu a tr tt M UaVt V ? .'? ,! * ! trttkln a ttk t t l t a 4 i r m * t t k t tra m tht lim a c t tk* r.rtt v a k ll.a lla a t f In Till: u n i t IT coiR T NIN III J| ni< ■it t mi i it . I Ikl* a t t l r o r .t r k d i m r * t t n i i l in inii to n ti-HiNoLL I t k tll t o la t>riti::( t a d aktil t t t t t I tk* f t r * » f ro*td*t<« t i 4 rv*tl of* « OLNTh. r LOR IIIA i fl** * 4 4 r * « t o f t * * r 'a i n a a t *n 4 f f t ? a ALWiRp i i m !I k* •* » i a * t t o t t * c l a t e t s t . rU-eiUfi I ktt t f * a t o r t t l * r o # r . tad t a r n e t l , rltim *r 4 t m * t 4 mat to fi:*4 t k * : ! CTT iiA T M E P - t t a lt | k t 1*14 P t f * n •»*•!! n o t h r. o r « i i t * ' j i A j n . r. r n r v A T T \* t 4 m ia l* tr t | o r •( tk* K tttto of T h i a u f t x i t t . AMERICANS MAKE SWEEP nU P S T A D , Sardtn V — Aaencaa athltUt «roa Itva ci «v «S u 13 IS ISTPTUUc &aJ tract i .v J {eld nstet u Kta Banhum of Ntv York Ml tao local records by t&rowisg tht discus ... IMil feet tr.j puttinj the shot t< 1( !t* t R rg f.a N nr York R t record of i i i Itfi pearm aa a e*» {tr of st aoiu s a r .*iers. TOM MIE CHOATE A L T H A t » dM K Iti iftA X.1 r : r i t taV U ctt:** Ja !* IIr4 J»IT. J t k t K. L o c a t r d r A t i r r t t r far A d m lalit r tt M T P. f t B n JITI. RtnforA. D a r i d a . 3 TV H-ARP. J A CALLAIU N t e l R rO R T. .. . t i t «»T .»»tc- i l l i j r tec tu s t r . • t-te* c l t l H l t * t e r rifht. till* o r In. u n i t In t « 4 in tkt I t l l t v i t t <•*. it iJ S CiSa r V ' - . N m ! " ! ; " ! ' 'CT £ * Tiir. c o i rt o r tmi: c o i ntt JitM*r. i c a t . in NOLL r c l T T T . .n ra riiT tIN *oi L I T A T L o r JOMk a . M C i r c m . t l o r id a . N tH M t all < hi m m a* c a n r e t . l u l l MOINu CLIIMt OR UL. k l 'D I i!.»IN»T t u n IITITT.i to i «> 4 h i l t f r t a t r o k t r t k r a « u r * 4 tad r * r . . i » : to t r t t i ' l ter > t e d t f a t n d l t i l t h Tew. rt* . t o t Ctl. f t tUaa t f t k t u C - - n * - » • Mr O C A R R A W A T If ^ r . . „ .. . t i n t t n a if I n f kit l a l n t g ktlr*. - * • * t t l M tir t f tk* X t r t k w t a t t i ’ i i i j I t r t t t t t or e r a r t t * i t r 1 8Ci A t .o' irit.t'r i tf f Hik* i !X t r t h v t t : Q m r t * II T r o i i k l f 31 M A T TIC CAP.RAR a T k u - i f t :f ’/I*t * *o!f »»•# «r t :•* • •• t a d If < t t d k t ' m Vm » j y ^Bautk. ' l h L u l l 31 E t lt t i . r v t o lit**. I t f i f t i t * r f r t t t t o i ; ; T » . *. * k t r t k r Irttair*4 t* tilt i A r t t d t d Cam. • * MPORE. tf t i l l . or.d if diad , r?*, L.Ac ' * ?'r ' * C t r k t r tk* ! • v e o r r o s ____ k t l r t d a . _____ •*.», l i f t_ - o * “ * fctrt.L a u k ik* I t t l # • i r i n x . t i l k l f tt V N i r . f , : ’ t * » u u * 4 Ciwri t . d f . r r i t tut w t f . if o l i t t t t d If 4 tad k t r C#TT t k a r t s f a r t * r . t l t i l f r t A t aok a ta t i n n *..• t o o t . j i i h i I w r , , r *- * f f H a a a t » r 4 t d d r t M t r » t » - t . i 51 y IL E T f *;.»*. t f K » r * H i t * . * a tkt 3ltk d t r * f * * 4 f Otoa kit t t k h i v i k t lr* 4 t . Aaratt. l » « r V » * » rtu r ftlluro *» » •.*> I t f o t t t t - r f r t a t a * * . BE N. •• < » » Otert# pr* i t c l i u i »U 1 M <f n^ANWEL MCR^V JR. u* I f *•»• S it s t h t > » s -tv HOW FAST CAN YOU 60 IN A COFFIN? Veit time at trrpfed to iirp os it. ask thu <rj**tioc! Last vear. 40.000 died on out hifha tjr In J cut of 10 fatal accidents, dnitra *efe ipeedisi. Obey speed testa. Dn>e ufe.'y. > 4 BAOf THI ATTACK r u m c A ca om n i fJlAtd u t fJ^ct •mum oh la maar.tr *< « i A TV* J d u r s M f C t t n a l |N I'ltrk *r trt circuit C*%« Bf Art* J U ;! ;. ! i t »V •] - 3 T W A TT^Jf P ^ V v T Y V U T VS B N ” T - K A ? < t T DCC ^ f N j . U ..J M l V 5 V . * v ad R H fM T -N < W h -' y - — .O ' u jf r » »• \ l * wCoCf *1 \ 0 t it iE S S DON’T PRESS TODR LOCK! D h*H fain i in lo a* radaK. |V* i ait It ttniD) war matt that la eklUtet MaWt mitt the *WW Itaih ta *ata li Uia* *%Im rch K t*4 u m aktM he RtakUkuai Rat** fmu t« 4 N 't « » '«*— ■ D u l » m M » h a . S »» tt )a a r O m i i » . ? piiTMna* ar Steal U M H e lp U A *| Raisa, R t thee e l — ---------- - . ... H t l N R R M tt H ) t d l .( * t t t u ) JJ •) “« SANFORD MOTOR C6. Inc. �Tha Sanford Herald— P t fa S | Tuesday, August 13. 1957 T Id w ? O u v i J J u a ! ^3 JArKT FENWICK Don't know whether it'i the sea- to !rnd a helping hand when need•on for ib or If It Just seems thst «d Unfortunately, all these thing* w»y, but all 1 seem to hear about fall on th* shoulders of our over­ is people receiving orders! A lot worked chaplain, Chaplain Fuller. of them that I write about, I don’ t And his one means of helping out know pctaonxliy, and others 1 Just •* •*> lp**iv>pti«le Nsvy Relief know slightly, but no matter what fund* which must, in time, b« the siluition. I'm always sorry to paid back. So, on Wednesday hear of people leaving. Maybe It'i morning the president* of the because the more that leave means three wlvca cluhs, wives of th* that our time might be approach­ 'skippeis" of each rjuadron, and ing, which I sincerely hope nol! i-osilbtj a county welfare work­ I honestly can’t think of any place er, will h»*e a meeting to discus* we've been that I'd rather be. and way* and means of best combat­ except for friend* and relatives, ing su.-n situation*. I'U krep you thst Includes home! And especially posted on what conclusions they with the wonderful neighbor# we strive at, and if you think you have in thla new neighborhood. hxvo a good iuca about this sub Everyone has been so nice, and Jcci, contact anyone of the club helplul. Well, 1 really got off on members and sho can put you a “ tangent", didn't I? What 1 was in touch with he! president who building up to'was to tell you thst will |>a»i thi* Information on. Any (lie Harry W. Flsnsry's have re­ and all suggestions are welcome, ceived order*, and will be leaving from civilian* av well aa Navy thla week. Harry It due lo report People. And please feci free to aboard a minesweeper in Chariest- vail nic u you can t thin* of any­ on, South Carolina, October 16. He one else Thi. I* something lhai will be leaving Sanford on Scp!om HAS lo he done, for every day A WIS.MMi DERBY CREW al VAII-ll standing In front of their aircraft. I., to r. K. E. Kronjaeger, ber IS, though Betty and the child ihxi [,«•.>« ico.na to hav# (f» ABJ. Irtmiliaidlrr, l.cdr. I , I'arrell. plane commander, end third crewman. If. |_ Frailer ADI. ___________________________________________________________(Official U. 8. Naey PlwU) WITH A A1CTORY_ vmlle are: I.._lo _______ r. I tdr.__ K. _ .Rotfl, plan* rommandrr, l.l. (jg) W. Hartnell, ron will be leaving here on Aug­ own lull* problem*. Some sort of ___ _______ organisation must !• * tel up to ust 16. The FUr.ary’ s have four bomlurtlUr. J. M. Ilru»e. ,\M2. Ihli bom bardJar, Ilruaa AMS. third crewman. Tt*y art prrt of Ihr winning VA11-11 tram In thr l IA lIvTuaapartF l Jl liar None lUocb third ll;t»lng One bombing drrby. 1 44 U)4 on tha Wnt'.l (Official U. S. Nary Photo) children, three girl* and a boy. handle them. I 00 WadnaadF Matlnaa* J M Tha llic Ttjoff anti will live in Clearwater, Flor Could go on more about thi*, 1.00 Wrrid At Tbra« Hob Cr »aby Ida while Harry I* aboard ship but I must stop and fix that early 2:14 1:11 Fublla Sarr Show w T H H -m ro M n S.44 UrichUr P»r J SI Kaoord Privltv r 1M K11-04 4 4 i. i: • I believe they'll be staying with dinner I mentioned. (Though at 1:11 h*rr#i binrrn I 34 K«ic4 of .Mchl T D K t D A V his mother, or my note# might the rate I'm going, It wont be j 4 id 0|wn ||oU»n A r n .m o o a •• mean that they will be In Clear- ( very early.) « ft a hannrl 14) Croavroaia 4 BO Taan Tima -N O MAN AI.ONE 13 4 1« K)a un tha Wort4 I JO Haaboard ITnanoa water BECAUSE his mother U /"“} r« n fTf"! n /T \ S~\n/7 by the prur minninj wti'ern noralill 4. >4 Al*#rt 'urc with I'ncU Wall l.JI T»#n Tim* WISE E N O U G ir there!! (I'v* wsrne-l you about 4 10 WIM Hill lllckck—4/12 —4. 24 I o# Th* IU»rtlira flour ‘ U .IS .p , « » « . keSewl Kuparman 4 3—4/14 4 00 World Al bis these ''notee'' I take!) Wher. 1 • (■4 —.\«»a—bpr'fta •;%iM M i One o f tho most importHarry leaves here he'll Uke 10 4 II John l)al) anl lha Nana V >Y \ t f.tl Tmlllchl bone* ant discoveries o f this mir­ 4 J» Mr Krlenil nick* U UHU |% - If 4 %%M. • 0:10 nporta Jlo.>k d»y» leave to spend with Betty. I 4 4 4 Tha INt• la I I 4 * 4 !• 4 1 €.44 Muatf* at llandom acle ak’ C o f new medicines Dor.na, ratrieia, llarbut, and I’ at ; Uie Box I'. I'm going to bang I ago. Tore down your eign start­ CHAFTER .VI 49 14 II >004 7 II INK IflYoUb 7.00 \ F.W rick, before going to Charlrsb I T 01 C|tf IltnA.ar i Vlaporl ing to put up rauns." 7.10 !j»t of thf Mr>Tl!ccx« is tho right uso o f vitam­ iUC BRAHMS' cattle tally ba.'l onto that." • tor Id J > Tha Mlltlonairn 1:1 ‘ ll a Dancatlis'a “Better think that o>er. Will." - Funny, the way I felt inside. on. tirrn abort thla fall. Natural. ins. properly taken they are 4 v< «lth I'BvU Wall l:S0 It’a Dancatt l4 • J» fan A jircral )y, ho blamed tha settler*. Irv he said. "You came to the Box P Here It was, the thing I had 0:04 Nana » aa \Y*<!n«#!■a Mfht IT(h(a Don't have many details about 4 4# •ifiuoa I'arntrAt a blessing to mankindt:0J Danct’ lina 4 l! • r* r*••rn«n *>4 lUrlong !• co F t»r«| Thaatra Coattllo had fanned hit temper empty-handed. You've hid a home knewn would happen, t had told this but I heard that Chief Shop 0:20 Tha llhtthm Ifnur He cautious nhout claims luports 10.14 *lh KjMJtA until It wax ready to burrt into for eight years, a )ol that paid myself what I would do. I had IO.io Al Jluma W Muale pherd’s young ion has jindergonc • M W*ath*r.."*•* ••8|»omi ti >4 Nlshl Vaw# n#port well, and now you've put been mad© for their use by un­ told Sarah and Mathers and my flam*. Aa for Ccatdlo, he had 14:24 At lltma With Mual4 4 1 4 J :m Dal) tni tti« ,Nt»i 1114 Wraatllnc from Ch|.a« > a serious heart operation, I be­ • Jv I- *tt Mull a Corner 10.44 Nana llounaluu been In a hanging mood for given half of the Box P's profit crew. Yet now 1 wanted no part 11 4V Hicn-olf trained door-to^loor sales­ 11:04 ren Off lieve on July 6, and that ho is 4.14 i««B Uiioui n u n ii.n i n n i u a i i i i c week*. If troubla did atart. It for the past year, an I you've al- of it. There would be women and men nnti stores that sell ?;< h l Kura m t I'rruU w n n n i u T i ii a vvr.i. 4 doing very well now. Was really ready r e c e iv e d jour regular might not atop until Mather* and kids down there, and somehndy 1 .1 4 J n l u a t r j on i ' a r a U • i'B Btm On r m i » 4 i arvR itvooi them under th© nam© o f wages. That's more than fair, La in not finding hta name, or : 1* U’fca Hangar would get hurt. Bcott and all of them on the I 0| Dann llraakaro 4 fA Ispal llouaa 0 H N*na food supplements. ComWrit Fork wrr# dead or driven man.** k 44 illrka* tfouaa They won't be expecting you whether he is born* by now. How­ 4.90 Aslant f«rvlC4 0:21 Weatarn Jambaria l ' l « ) h o u «4 Ti »:*MA% i %rvimo “ You've Ucn reading Sarah's for another five, tlx hours," Red from tho country. And my wife, |v»re the potency, prices ever, the operation took place at • lo 141.44V guMii. 1 II Nana € M« n« I'tk llapoft ti Nela, ra* with Xtathrra, her letter," I said, “but you don't add said. "I told 'em you'd gone to 7 o Fnrn •*rlork Club 4 i| Dour IMwarUa B.-thoda Naval Hospital. In Mary > Jo Uaj Club « I'ltjh m t nnd quality o f the vitamins 7:11 NtnaKoHda 4 JO Cl.frt Kl«l It up right. I aim to hang onto Canon City but that they'd better father. land. I usually try to find out tho*c I“ Of >I#©| 4lc«lr*«* they sell with the reliable T io Nowa*WnrM 7.04 Dlan*rlan<1 U Jo Ttla)*l»nn# Tima By the llm* I reached Canon what'a min** and tight for It. If look out when you got bark.* T 11 Itfrla Al A Olinr# little extra delaila, however I'm It .1) .Night .Saw* Jiaport • T<» Tall Th* Trntk brands wo pharmacists o f­ City, I waa In a torment of worry, I don't, the won't have anything." His words irnlaled mr. Hr had 1.00 Jockar'a Choice B 14 fU<1 Hkallon very late at getting atarted to­ II.14 I'arta l*T#clnr| I 34 M>rnine I'anul ma Aa 1 walked to the door, he had no burtnre* saying anything but ther* cornea a time when 4 aa |44 *44 0'iMtto* fer. 1 1 • • big» nir day, and mutt fix an early dinn­ I ll llarmonF Time > IA llalc* 714 fleah reaehea the end of Ita en­ railed out, "What in Heaven's to them. That was iny Job. I WI I14MH4V 9 94 World At Nino Ho wise. Ask your phy­ 10 I Til I Hllvrra er since my husband I* flying to­ M u m iiiu said. “You boys don't have to go," durance, even under tha quirting name Is happenlrg. Will?" » 14 Mornlne lf#lo«1lac |0 S9 Cap! «lrl»f sician or pharmacist for the 9 J » Kara and Thai# night! Consequently, though it I It llat'On 1 leaned wearily egalnst Uie 11.44 1104 llapoft Red flare 1 back, “We don't et tha spirit. 1 weighed the I ru|ram riaauma 14 04 Nma 11 24 I-a’ • Show answer to your vitamin I term* that I apent the greater 4 || N« wa* Waathar e lent wall lie* and decided 1 had door casing. "Pen, Sarah Pardee want lo h«ar no more of that l00» 1104 Club WI ||>I AII4T kOHUU ; :0# Jimmy l»aan Jh«w ample time. Costello would not Is not the unselfish woman we crasy talk." part of the day on the telephone. It A Nek• question. We l>oth aro de­ 4 4t Tati KTiurna I 40 (*A |*ialn K«rfAfri<» n :» Hoe ciuh move by hlmaelf. The others, in­ hav# always thought she was. "All right,” I said. -Saddle 7 a Jlmmr l*f*n Phew I didn't accumulate much new#! dicated to consider your >4 0 WarInc 11:10 (lame of Motedf 7 It Nan a—llkbnri C. Ilotlalat cluding Brahma, would hesitate She's small ar.d self-centered-—" Ik’ume. Just be sure you don't Since It la now only a couple • IS Q irrr siooro Ph«w 12:00 World at N«****n 7 It Aroun>l tha Ht4ta health more important than “Step It!" lie started toward start the trouble. I'll atart lb" before attacking the colonist* > S o V I) I.Mil* Marcia I nJ Captain Kancaroo A n r n io o n of day* off, another reminder s 14 *« I’flca la lllchl quick profits. Though my dectelon waa forced me. Ills hands fisted. “Have you 1 walked to Uie house Harsh • II Naw*. Ill h%r l C lfri(Ul*4 12 *a nadl» Farm Dlc«*l bout the Chief's Wive* Club meet I 4# Captain Kimaroa • 44 iMrrf Moor# | \ | • Fl 12 to lUr None Itanck was sewing near the window. She upon me by compelling wrarl- gone daft. Will?” I 41 ,S'»w« 9 44 Arthur Ontfrr) i M *T||) 1 14 Nana tng on Thurailay night, at 8:U (1 p. [ "You'll lov* her. no mattrr looked el me wanly, aa If nut Beat, I hoped I waa right. Itit# ntrlka n 111.* 9 JA flarrr Moora (4*1 m., at the Chiefs Club. Those who 11:44 Valiant 1*44) I left my horea at a livery what you find out about her?" I certain what I would say er do. 14 Ja Mrtkn || lllfh / SO 4r| f.lnklattar'a flouaa TartF have attended, and those who 11:11 !*?«a of Ufa 11 M Valiant l.a 1r She asked, "Did you see Ben?” atable and then wearily ellmbed asked. J1:33 fUarrh F«r Tnmnrrow II ! I !*»»• sf Ufa 5 •>+ Tha iVg roioff have not, as well as all newrom. 11.41 OnMinc Uchl “Of ecurse! I'U never change. the atalra to Ben SawhlU'a office. “I saw him.” I toeeed lha fVr !•# A M.♦»•!!# II J# naar> h for Tomnrron J 14 Pal rrnabr 4rrRN4noa II* said, “ How are you, WiU?" but—” era. are urged to attend this meet- j money on the couch. “There's 11 II Uiililnc l.ich» I ihi |trtffhi«r Dar •Quotation by Tlttna Plautus 44 .Van* arriW Toov S:t| H# r»t Uinrm and ahonk hands with me. but I “ Maybe you should pay a visit your $500.” ing, particularly, ainre the club 12 12 14 I*tan4 I’ji a*.1 Fla CoUn‘ *4 CttMM tt. C. I 12 14 f4*an«l 1*9 anl |l« I 10 BCdfla nr Night wnaed at one* that he waa not to Uie Box P," I ixi t “She's not 'Thank yon. Will. You out by-laws will be drawn up at that IJ !• Aa Tha World Turna ( f*0 Op*n llouae IJ:|4 Aa lha World Turna Copyright 105; I3WAI) his us'iaj ecnllal self. going to m-rry John Mathers. park up—” 1 f4 O tjp M I m Hrooka 1 < > 4 mr Mlta Hrooka 1.40 lllckrF Mouan lime. You do need a g>>od sir* I waa too tired lo be tartfuL And while you're there, give hrr ' Sarah." I eaid. “Pm not pack­ crowd lo make proper ni’ee. ee | t asked, point-blank, “What's some advice. Shell have to get ing up. Either we go on being EVERYONE has her men Mom | along with me as * partner or sell partners, or I’ll buy yuu out I wrong, Ben?“ about how thing* ahould he run. “I was going to ask you that.” out to mr. I think she'd better ran raise the money If you don't So. be ther* Thursday night to He motioned to a ehalr. “Sit sell. 8he hates the Box P, but It s set an unreasonable price on your put In your own “ two cents different with me." down.'1 half of the ranch and stork." I 1 gava him the moaey I had Fro.n Sawhill a office I went turned toward the door. worth"! b r o u g h t from Iwadvtlle and to the bank, barely reaching It “Whrre are you gi ■<r.g ?” she Tier* ha* Ion* been a dcfkv•prawled Into the chair. “Sarah before closing time, and deposited asked. II* need for aom# kind of organ, told me to turn thl* over to you my money. Then I tsked to see •'I've got a rhore to attend In.* iaation to handle "family* emer­ You're to figure the profit, I the president, anl arranged for She guessed then, and fried gencies, aurk as the aieknea* of guess." the backing 1 would need to buy out, “No, Will, no! I don't want a mother, or the death of a mem­ “ And divtda It That's what I Sarah'a ihara of tha ranch. you killed!" ber of a family. There are very • fa going to aak atwut. t thought I didn’t know whether Sarah But 1 went out of the houee few of n* who here relative* you and Sarah would never have would aril, but I had a hunch that and rrnesed the muddy yard to close enoigh the* w* ran call on a falling out but she writes that Sawhill would go to the Box P where Rnanie stood avddled and •he's dissolving the partnership.- and that Sarah would turn to waiting. I asked "Who are they ?* “You want to know the him Just aa the had turned to The first wagon belong* to trouble?” John Mathrnv a year ago. Be­ Xlerla Turner." Red »al<L T h e cause h* hid no greet obsession, other three belong to Secnre and That'* what I'm asking." “Nela and I told her w# got except hla love for Sarah, Ben Troy and Runyan. married the day before we started would be tha right man for her. The Anchor rrew that had been roundup." I had a meal In the hotel din­ with Turner and Dillingham alt 8 a w h lll leaned back In hla ing room, took a room, and went summer, f asked, “Ilow about ehalr. puriled. "What's that got to sleep at once, sprawling acroaa Gene Dillingham ?“ to do with It? I mean. Sarah the bed with my elnthea on. I Tie ain't around.* Curly aaad. shouldn't object to your getting waa In the saddle on rr.y way out The devil he's not." I said, and married." of town befor# dxwn. not even rwvr.ig in’a the saddle, my Win­ “No. hut she doer* I mo- taking Urn* for breakfast. chester in the boot. tinned to tha desk. “Co ahead. I was home hour* earlier than We left tn a gallop, mod sput­ Do your figuring. I guraa fiareh either Curly «* Red rould hav* tering behind ua. Rarah. standing doesn't trust me " expected me, but they had been in tha doorway, scream'd, "Will! I slept in my ehalr until he watching, and th*y wera saddled Come bark! Will'” wok# me. He had put lha money up by tha timo I role Into the I pretended not to Iree Her. Into several canvas sacks. On# ha yard. Aa I ewurg down. Curly would deposit in the bank far said: “That animals about fin­ « « Rarah. another was my share, and ished. Want me to aaddle Ronnie ehnot antn* settlers. Hot he la a third held tha fVM I waa to for you?" riding toward hired blU-re wHe take to Sarah. “What’a up ?* I got to my feet, a little groggy “ Four of ’em colonists,” Red her* hhu a* their target. fVwsI said: “Hen. Sarah gar* me half Mid. “Crossed the lin* three days tlmt* "tl onlock" bees Monday. Radio m *rr:H . ; mm WAYNE D. OVERHOLSER Television E TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Y o u r A u th o rize d O ldsm oblle Dealer' has It! A sk him to show yo u w h y the budge t-p rice d ”8 8 " Is the v a lu e -c a r of the ye a r. M o re ca r fo r y o u r m o n e y! G re a te r lu x u ry! T r u e b lg -c a r.rid e and FIRE HITS Mill’ ROME (R - Th* Italian KsYOKOHAMA, Japan th —Fir* destroys d three staterooms on the tional Olympic Commitlr*, which Olympic American President Lines Presi­ it organizing the ISO) dent Cleveland early today short­ (iamci, hat ataried to plan ih* ly befor* the ship docked hem. preaa farillticw for th* hug# »p#r. There were no rerualuea among Jfle — a mere three year* la ! id .an re. th* SIS passengers. animal hospital while Dr. Raymond Hnsa Ia hospitalized is Dr. L. R. Poe. • Dr. Poe’s home phone is G e t the facts and figures . . . y o u ’ll see th a t an O lds "88T. Is Just the ca r V NOTICE We • Servln* a« VETERINARIAN at the handling ease. T o p resale value! to r you . . . that n o w ’s the tim e to b u y! LAHTI, Knland IS — Bob Bac­ kus of the New York Athletic Club threw the hammer 196 fe*«, 4 inches te eataMith a j^raonal high and win th* *v*nt in an International trace and field meet. T lo ilc B Cyprrea nardene. Florid*. Newt# rhoMn AlamanOa Queen A FloeIda Cypress Garden* I* pretty limit Frith al Taaipw She •mile* from among Ih* lerefy yeliew bloom* are* whkfc An reign*. will for August A ngel's be *6 a£~'y YfC r>A4^1Nf I»rryw Ctl rv closed alterations 19th thru 25th Eat Shack FA 2-5323 25th & Sanford Ave. FA 2-9731 S E E VOUR A U T H O R IZ E D O L D S M O B I L E Q U A LIT Y D E A L E R NOW I V f t �A ACWffQI >r EMM<BHMHntnKL> Editorials T0DAT8 TtMCOVT • I H M M If t t « Im v llk It r k T rn rc for a heat, H A m ttfr i s k s ll * M . M M lk J im •• I m K. »»4 .halt k»IUtt la (kf kaart Ikal 0*4 ••!••* kla Irmm Ik* 4ta4. Ik*a •kail ka ••»•*.' days la preparing for the expected By LOUIS CAMEL* . . . Unitad Pr*«a Staff CorrMpoodenl epidemic. His map depicts with long red WASHINGTON V\ — Public health officials think It Is increas­ arrows how the dire a * hes been ingly probable that this country "seeded" all ovar the eourAry-by wii: bar* aa epidemic of Asiatic Boy Scout* returning from their annual Jamboree at Valley rorga. laflusns*. On the wall of Dr. William H. Pa.; by college girls who attended Stewart's office ia a big map of a national conference at Grinnel. the United Statu. It is already Iowa; by participants in a youth liberally sprinkled with red dots meeting at Darla. Calif.; by sail­ which indicate locaiixed outbreaks ors from ships which cams from la 1) (tales from Rhode Island to I the Far Eart to San Diego. Calif., California. Newport, R- I- and Norfolk. Va.; Dr. Stewart ii assistant to the and by many Individual travelers, surgeon general, U. S. Public The QumIIoh: Wh»n? Health Service. Hia main Job these | The big question l» *htn these Demand For New Services Come From Tiny Group Of Specialists We ere approximately one-third aoclallxed. And if the trend continues at the rate it haa followed eince 1929. In 60 yeara 99 per ctnt ot our economy will b t iocUlixed tnu only one peraon out o f 100 will be privately employed. That startling obaervatlon cornea from Emerson P. Schmidt. Director o f Economic Research for the Chamber o f Commerce o f the United States. He points out that last year nearly one-third o f the national income was channeled through government. el*her federal, state or local. He adds: *’Ju»t as human wants are unlimited and insatiable, it appears that the pressure for government intervention and expenditures is unlimited and insatiable." Dr. Schmidt is particularly concerned with the continuing effort to load more and more activities and functions on the federal gov­ ernment. As he sees it, "W e’ ve seemingly become incapable of distinguishing between na­ tional problems and nationwide problems." Washington now runs 54 grants-ln-ald pro­ grams and IS new bnes are in the current budget— Including one for assisting states to plant trees! The results are Inevitable. The g o v « -nment bureaucracy grows- The propor­ tion o f our earnings taken by the government tends to increase. More and more government controls and regulations come into l>cing. to the detriment of the free market. As a con­ sequence. he finds, •' . . . our growth rate has not been what It could be u n d t‘ more favorable tax treatment and less dehlliatlng regulations.” According to him, since 1946 our per capita real Income (which is Income adjusted for changes in faxes and prices) haa Increased only $182, or About $18 per year Editors Issue The Sanford Herald ii J**, **, *l»e Metleatllr kf deeeral SSrinkM ••Mite lea SSI Q*«rg*e Sertea* Beak — n t* ______ Atleeta Oeerttk ssi'tn prnat.vts ran*. •»« rou oi** rxrt, Pt-TStAS JR. a m l'iu Urr “ AHION "R. P , V s i l . r SI B1-TW J Cl IHtSQ. Atvarttelag M m it, T k t l l t r a U It ■ m . H r o f t k * V n1 1 • S p , #<> w k lc k l» • n l l t u e t t , l u t l . , 1, i , t n * •■ ■ • fo r r . f . k l l r a I I - * « f a ll lk » l» r • I * • • • y r t > ( * 4 I * t k lt M t i m a r ei'RecRirrinn rI tc * TkrfTw1.';.*. ” • 9*T r**" °*« «••** II es Tk h h 1 *i,ts‘‘ **,fc' n" All Oklietry t«tl««*. ctrtt *r ikiaka ••* J* *•' •( esterteleettet r*r tk* yerwee* «f Miale fe»<» wlU ke «kareH f>r ei r*eeUr a/ttrtuue r u a I e ta a i m e t lo * m « t » « r R * k * Feat O n je o # r S i l l a r S D *rl*t. t t | n _________ e f » r M e iw k I. I l l s IS IS tk* Aes Pakl Itk*4 Petty tirtyi Stl«re*y. S«*4tr « k r lt iw o t . S t i * , S » f Page 4 y r t t t e ia e C k r lt d a t a Tite«day, August 1.1. 1957 D the situation hopelea*? It In not. in Dr. an,Wfr *• argued, get better rcprercutntion at ail level* o f government. He makp* hi* final point in these word*: " I f we each begin some­ where at the local level, witiiin a few years we can change the socio-political climate in the direction o f g«.-enter productivity and more freedom for all.” Declaration Tne hot debate over recent Supreme Court decisions led U. S. News and WoYld Retnirt to state: "W hat the country is seeing is a great and growing struggle between the three coordinate branches o f (he Federal Government. A comparable struggle ha* not been seen in this century.” • * * A lucky ftsh»rmefl e«plained hia system to a group of lest fortunate an­ glers: "The first few days I'm at ■ ramp, I Just put Iota of bait Quotes From News TR U C K RUBBER Edwin Muekie. taverner ef Maine. 4Mmta a a ---- sisilst aa -* man »h* ItU* you what I* «* witk yeur m m , altar yovi va *mm •etnatkMg ale* wtui I f ' —. 1 ^ : NOTICE I will net bt responsible far any debts Incurred by anyone ether tkaa myself. ALLEN E. DENMAN RBCAPPINC ON YOUR SMOOTH S E E -C WELSH Welsh Tire Shop 105 W. 2nd lA fF -A -O A Y •/ I Wifte HAITI EllGLAIID •••#•*# It e y o r ic . 7Aiiaiiflie f i- F M T R A V F I ftlJRFAu TIRES PHONE O.EIGHT SEVEN TWO “ If You Have A Tire Job To Do” localised outbreak* — still rather widely scattered—will flare hrte an epidemic. Historically, mort flu epidemlet In this country flare up in late October or November. But th#— deadly on* of MU began In Boston* at the end of August and twept across the nation Ilka a great tidal wav* within four weeks. The best guess of public hea’th exporta at the moment la that th* national epidemic ii not likely t« start before Sept. 15. After that, the probability will grow graater with each pasting day. Drug manufacturer! are work. Ing shifts around the clock to pr<vf due* a rev vaccine which ia tspeeled to give about 70 per cert p r o t e c t io n against Asiatic flu. But at beat, only about five million ahoil will be available to civilians by Sept. IS. After that, vaccine I will b* pouring into civilian medi. ' cal channel! at a rat* of about five million dose* a waak. It lakes 10 to 14 day* for tha vaccine to take effort. So it ia ohrioul that an early epidemic wouU* find comparatively few civilians Inoculated. Priority 8,*Um Set Although no formal eyaUm of rationing or priorilita ia fianned, live FuMk Itiilth Service it ur;Ing that doctor*, nurse* and bospetal worker* get their »hot* at th# first opportunity- W *• Imperative thet they atay on their feet during an epidemic, to take care of the A minority of patient* who will de­ velop serious complications. Other group* who perform es. rential community service*—such aa firemen, police, transportation workers— also ar* being asked to get'vaccina led early. Elderly people who have chroma ailmenlJ, iuch aa heart diaeaie or tubcrculosla, are particularly vulnarable to influent*. K is desira­ ble that at many ef thee* at po»-f| sible be protected by vaccine. Babifi under !• months of ago also ere luaceptibl# to pneumonia resulting from flu. but they sometime* have an advert* reaction to th* vaccine. The health service haa asked the American Academy of Pediatrics to rocommtnd wheth. er Infanta should be v aocl ns tod, and If to. whether a reduced doao la Indicated. . What about th* avenge healthy * child or sdult? Is It deslnbie for him to be vaccinated? The Publie Health Service saya yea, if tuppliae ar* available. If not, don't fret about it. Remember thet you aren't Iftely lo die of Asiatic flu. The death rate wsj only tw0 per 1,000 casea In Asia, whir* medical fartllties are notoriously Inadequate. So far In thlt country K haa been much ji lower — three deaths recorded 1 among about 20,000 casea. Buford's Only Dewaleww Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP "Two . . . 2M N. Park Ph. rA 2-1R22—NHe FA 2-0270 MtmWr: Fteriat Telegraph Delivery Aeewmttaa In opposite direction*, please." A n in|ry min It Syfvotltr T. Bty, Who today was told a place of *bfoe iky.” Ha'd itepped in a showroom-out of the nfn. Dl. I. WIlllAM (A ll, nutrition*! ripert from Newark. N. J. teati-' flea In Washington before a House Government Operations subcommittee investigating mis­ leading advertising of weight re­ ducing aids. Dr. Kalb said that he considers weight-reducing pills Inefficient, useless and a waste of Urns and money. He sain they should be sold by pre­ scription only. f International; FOR QUALITY • Seth Are £—s Th* first whiff of an odor la Pastea and powders can con­ usually very strong. Th* second tain compounds of sine, bUmuth la weaker. Eventually you won't or salicylic add. Like the liquids, they usually are quite safe. There be able to notice It at til. That's how people can llva near might be an exception if salicylic a stockyard. It la also the reason add la used and dosea are too fre­ why you might not be aware of quent or prolonged. Irritation your own body odor. could result. You have to perspire. Never try But with all th* mas* of de­ to abolish perspiration entirely. odorants confronting us in ad­ Aa for stamping out underarm vertisements day after day, let'* odora, you night try either the not forget th* old reliable and liquid or powder type commercial excellent deodorants — soap and deodorants. Either probably la aa water. effactlve and aa economical aa QtrtmON AHD ANtWCX anything you could whip up with N. P.t Would taking vitamin* any formula I eould give you. dally taka the place of sleep? Liquid Deodorants Answer: Although vltamha are Aa a matter of fact, many liquid helpful, It is advisable for you deodorants art simply based on a also to get snough sleep. Industrie* which are not produc­ ing products consumed in Florida. I am not a County Commissio­ ner. nor am I trying to Influence or hurt anyone. I have had my residence in Sanford since ISIS. Since 1MZ. I have been with Cum­ berland Case Company of Chatta­ nooga, Tennessee, and have had charge of operaUons in 21 stale*. We have had jobbing dUtlibutor* who covered and sold our pro. duct* in all of the largo cities in tho east I covered this territory regularly and I had charge of tale* and management I ■■ very familiar with what go** on in large induetrial cities and steel mills. Yours truly, W. R. Dyson Was sold a naw ear bafore ha could explain I Howha hated tha itjlir j - » high and aqoara And in naw feature* it was realty bar*. BY UNITED TRI SS WASHINGTON- Sen. Hubert II Humphrey (D-Minn.l, on th* deci­ sion of 4T young Americana at­ tending the Morrow Youth Festi­ val to visit Red China: MUSCAT. Oman-Th# Sullen of "They do have an obligation to Muscat and Oman, on th* bitter I their country. They know their rcsi»tan<e of the rcbele swum to | trip la a violation of Ihe law." overthrow him: "R ir , know that if tiwy are j NEW YORK -D avid Dubinaky. captured it k'ill be their rnd." pr*4ld-(it of tit* International La­ dies Garment Worker* Union, on CHICAGO—Angelo 'incisn. head testimony before the Senate Rack­ of Um United Industrial Workers “That’i a ets Committee that he knew labor of America, accused of taking ! racketeer Johnny Dio: U00,000 from the union treasury, I STRIKE?/” "I do not know Dio. I have nev­ on hu Impedi ng testimony before I er met him. I have never talked the Senate Racket* Committee: Rrfore a virus or flu bug with him. 1 have never dealt with "I'm going to talk and talk him. So far aa I know, I have loud. I've got • lot to aay and it get* tha third strike on never Uid eyea on him.” should be very interesting." you. take prompt medica­ Th*‘ C0nv1nm the tuh the lame's o« A pair A binoculars will quench the many-epleadered imagination ef moot any child. Binoculars phut e bird guide book will keep the email fry on the lookout for new specimens end may even spawn an intereMiag new hobby. , / 1factory. Mr. Knder stated that }0ur, nC,T*j*f*.r S^oOnt t.«:« , additional revenues are needed to rnCnts alleged to have been made .. i-.i.uirY it this rvdnt by me at a meeting of the Board | do w|nt indus.' °f County Comntealoners of S«but bt/ ofe ( cou|j complete ! ! £ my autement Mr ICrider asked I fe«l that the .l.temenU aa ..who u *«?•• | lh, „ explained luhrd and attributed to me, did j j j j nol f4Vor th* "smokenot convey lo the readers of this 0f Industry and that I paper a correct interpretation of • M cotlfjdent that the people of S*. my statement*. 1 orlh lt reason, it county did not wish to have U rny delire to clarify theie state, yjjj of Industry. In speaking menta and to explain my poiittoo 0j •«imofce.»uck" industry. I am ai to the industrial growth of So- rrftrrln| u mUli , nd minol* County.. . j jng with which I am faml. The conversation which took ( |j,r. | further stated, "Certainly place, end my intentions at the |we want industry which la practi. time, lo the best of my memory, I f* 1” The above, to the beet of my was as follows: Being permitted to s->c*k 1 •,nowled** I* what transpired et The methods o f communism are succintly described by a top authority, Mao Tse-tung o f the Communist Chinese State: "W e in l bins . , . have used force to deal with enemies o f the people. The total number o f those who were liquidated by our security forces numbers 800.000. This i* the figure up to 1954." Since then, he added, "persuas­ ion snd education" have been substituted for term.*. • • • F p w o COLLEGE CLASSMATES met for th* first time in 1 )»*rs at a recent commencement end sought refuge from a steady rain in the nearest doorway. That It happened lo lead into a saloon was merest accident , . . Hours later they separated, but the neat morning one received this not* fr.im th* other: “ Hi. Jo! Herewith the umbrella you seem to have left in my room. In return, would you mind giving th* mes­ s e n g e r the grandfather clock you walked off with? Regards. Tom.” • H ot VTuUf and liberties guaranteed them by the ton stitutlon and the Rill o f Rights o f the United ..^"how 'tbe’ e^'misTion planned out lh* here what1 1wouM ,tk*byUpracti poin‘ meant States. ; t0 ,,u * revenues for the new bud. cal industry. I (eel that Industry To exercise this right citizens must be e t. Mr. Krider stated that m e - such as manufacturing, steel fe able to gather information nt home or nues would he raised by a re ap- brtcelion. air craft research, dev* abroad, except where military necessity r**l**l °f Seminole County pm- ( iopmm and 1,1*n / r*E ™ etteal types of Industry which plainly prevents; they must find it possible l>erty. I asked who would mike would strrnjth*n the economy of this appraisal. Mr. Krider ant'd to publish or relate uthcrwlso the informa­ that U would be made by an out* Seminole County and central Flo­ rida. Further, any Industry which tion thus acquired without prior restraint!" produces goods and material* or censorship by government; they must which are consumed In the state be free to declare or print it without fear of |of Florida, I would advocate. Howpunishment not in accord with due process; , ever. In regard to large alee! |mill* and smelting plants. I do not they must possess tho means o f using «r feel it would be feiaible from an acquiring implements o f publication; they l economical standpoint to have should have freedom to distribute and dis­ iuch industries located in Semi* seminate without obstruction by govern­ ! nole County at the present. Thla I is th* type of industry to which 1 ment or their fellow citizens.” referred when I made th* above The Society has pleged itself to resist ftaiementi. In other words. by evtly appropriate means every encroachI do not feel it is fair or right ment upon the people's right do know. to tax th* people of Seminole Coun­ • • • ty for th* purpose of promoting ■»y BINNETT CIRF- * »T HUMAN N. IUN0IHM, M.D. WAN iwrat* and woman per­ 22H per cent solution cf alumi­ spires. And during this time of num chlortde mixed with water year, both had batter be aware of and a little coloring. th* unpleasant odors which Generally, they are perfectly safe for tha akin. Their only ac­ might result. Too might be offending others tion la to reduce pcriplratlon. about you, especially If you per­ Should they cause any Irrttaspire profusely, without being Uon. simply discontinuing their use la ueually enough to clear tip aware of 1L Tour note gradually becomes a th# trouble. If It lint, better tee victim of odor fallgut. your doctor about It. [ aide organisation. I then requested the commission to go easy at this Ume at I had been advised by ‘ everal tax paysrt the politician* latch on to them and m a k e 1Dear Sir: m pwirr r. that .appraisal .. . . . in other tuUJ1M counties them th elf ow n ." Thla lellec is being written l" , (,y outsiders had not been satii- Try and Stop M e thVuver *nd n° Simple Treatment Curbs Common Summer M alady Letters To The Editor A Freedom o f the pres* I* a basic freedom. It D the mainstay o f all other freedom*. Yet there has been a growing fear that this freedom i* in danger, because o f govern­ mental restrictions on the movement of the press to sources o f information both in this country and abroad, because of the with­ holding o f Information to which the public and the press which sen e* it has a right to know, and because of punitive regulations aimed at newspapers and other publications. The American Society o f Newspaper Edi­ tors has now Issued a Declaration of Prin­ ciples. This states: ‘ The American jveople have the right to know, as the heirs o f Mngna ( ’hnrta, the inheritors o f the prlvllegc* and immunities of the English Common Law nnd the beneficiaries o f the freedom fl per pel son. Ilf. Schmidt deals in considerable detail with the steady growth o f governmental in-j terventlon in the fields o f money and banking. Intervention has taken various forms at various times, including the forcing down Of Interest rates, guaranteed loans, and this, he writes, "puts the economy under constant inflationary pressures and creates political pressure for direct government lending, direct controls, and regimentation. It must finally lead to capital investment rationing, compulsory saving, price and wage con­ trols, profit controls, the allocation of labor to specific assignments— a regiment­ ed economyIt Is frequently said and commonly be­ lieved that the demand for new services and interventions by government comes from the people and so is irresistible. Dr. Schmidt characterizes that as “ almost 100 per cent hocom and guncombe." He is convinced that the demand comes, instead, from a comp­ Sanford, Florida aratively small number of researchers.; Augurt 10, 1957 writers and intellectuals. They get their Editor ideas widely talked about— and then * I Sanford Herald Schmidt's view Todnv he feel* the baste acnm m i a Mew. loua\. lie irii* . m e l>n.«ic d rift o f thought in the Wealth n World i* toward more conservation— and that this d rift can be capitalized upon. We can. he Asiatic Flue Epidemic Possible tion. An investment In the new drug* and medicine* can »ave you many time* their coat in loet wage*. | *T got a real bargiin-tha buy of my lifaBut how do I avtr convince my own »FeP Moral: You're paying for a new car... make sure you gat onal When you buy a new car, put your money on tomorrow—«o t ytstarrier Swept-Wing Dodge actually obtoltUt other can in its fWd. Should yon hrvwt in high, boxy styling when Dodge offen th* low, low look of tomorrow! Should you invest in outmoded coil apriitga when Dodo* offer* now T-rM-m Airw M del Should you invest in an old-fashioiwd l*v*r-typ* transtniedee whoa Dodo* FAUSTS TEU. BA 1 - 0 f t ' offer* the ease of Puah-Buttoa Driving? In other Uwno*, i interior*—Dodge ia years ahead. So put yotr money on Dodge denier. Ml tkl SWifl| tl HM S*fft-Wil| |«jp| �I S o cia l fvcnJtA Tuesday, Aufruit 18.1957 Conning The News By VIRGINIA CONN, Satiety Editor (pS LhA D lw lA Mrs. Fred Adsm and daughter Honored With Tea |Lynn in, of Augusta, Ga., and Mist The Sanford Herald— Pajre 5 NEW Arrivals In Local Hospital Saturday night, Tim Prentice on the wavra and swimming The recreation room at the Miriam Body of Pittsburgh, Pa. invited a few old friend* to hii the ocean off Pont* Vedra, ard Winter Park Apartment to meet I can hardly move. After awimm- Telephone office was tha acene are vlilting Mr. and Mrs. J. Mar. hii parents, Mr. ard Mr*. T. Mer­ in* in our freih water lake* all Friday afternoon of a tea given ion Harman Sr. Mri. Adam is Other rill Prcntlee of Cornwall, Oonn. summer, I had forgotton how for Mr. C. ft. McGowan, traffic Mrs. Harman's sister There w li much ringing, and I salty the ocean can be. Met Hank supervisor, who is being tranifsr- guests of the Harmans are their Vedra: ha wai r«d to Jacksonville, and hit re. daughter and ton In-law, Mr. and understand Tim come* by hit ta Doda in Ponte I lent naturally. Just a chip off the stationed at Sanford In 1952, and lief. Mr. Lloyd Pierce, who ia Mrs. James Edwards and daugh­ ter Carol o ' Covington, Ga. The ; old block, although hii father U I talked myealf blue trying to new to the Orlando district. Harman house Is bursting { an architect and not an entertain- Uat all the changes aince then. Mr. McGowan wai presented at the scams, but they don't mind ! er. The talented Tlredyi atra al. j -----------------with a gift from the Sanfdrd of­ a bit. 1*o on hand to add their rauairal fice. Among thoie prevent were skills. L F. CHlt*nden, Sanford plant ! Marilyn Bailey is guing to real Mrs. Frederick C. Turner left manager, R. F. Sheddrn, manag­ Friday to apend several weeks I estate school in Orlando. John er. C. R Lovrro, district traffic with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. hat decided to rrtire and let manager, and MUt Edith E. Wol- Norms n Love in Louisville, Ken , Marilyn take care of him for a A workshop on the Girl Seoul' fram, chief operator. Numerous while Chief Turner ia away. The while. Audrey and George Speer spent merit bsdgr has been held Uur- |employees in the Sir.ford office Turner* were marries) June 28 in •averal days at New Smyrna ing the aummer under the auper-! »Ho came by to pay their res- Maynard. Minn., ard are making I their home at 2603 Sanford Ave. Beach recently. The Sanford vit-.on of Mrs. F. N. Jtobb, Mrs recta. ------------------crowd over there by now mud t» Downs, and Mrs. James Buck. Allen Maffett had as overnight nut bro-.vn and muicular. On SunThere havs been two meetings guest* Friday Neil Sicilians, day I apsnt two houra riding in which have taught the girla many . . ... . . Kearny, N. J.. a classmate of Al. IIAIIY DOY ItKUTKR, »»a of IIADY HOY ZK1GLKK, son of ways to make outdoor living a len'a at the Citadel, and BUI Hal- Mr. and Mrs A. F- Itrulrr, Mr. and Mr*. It. II. Zrlgler, Sanford. Horn Aug. 9, 1957. pleasure. The last meeting was' . „ , . ___ ley of Kearney, N. J., a Junior He llary. Horn Aug. 9. 1*57. (Photo by Bergstrom) (Photo by Bergstrom) held at Silver Lake. The girla1, Th<“ Muse. Barbara Low^e. and at West Point. cooked their dinner over open ; An" Anderson entertained fires; one unit rooked theirs In M * * * Mr*. Emia Horrell ansi son Mike, Mr. and Mri R. A. Cobb, their a coffe. can. another had H e*.1! ? “ spent the weekend in Atlantic ('a 1 \ e*i w r daughter Frances, grandson Tom­ and the third never ever learned I'urty. who.. *7 * -W*,1 w*r ^ Reach wth I-cdr. and Mrs. Frank my, and Mr*. Helen Slephenson event of August 2*. The ehnwer the name of their cuncoclion. Park. Cdr. Morrell is on the Sara­ was held In the home of Miss have returned frord a wonderful BY AI.IVE MOSBY toga with VAH 9. The neat meeting wrtll be Mon­ Anderson on Shannon Drive. (sniping trip that luted four | Unites! Press Staff Correspondent day, August 19 at 3:30 pm. In weeks. Their tent was pitched al Tho guests gathered in the Al Statthrw hat returned to HOLLYWOOD _ Oscar and Chlmncy'sCantpdrounSi' in'the ^ Presbyterian Youthbuilding..j «“.'v Sar-fcnl after visiting friends and kies of Tenncaaee. Utile Podreon wl 1P . appropriately decorated for the relatives in Kissimmee. He also Emmy soon will be Joine-I by a Forge, a f**t moving stream that Wi T C^ L |P Games and conteel. spent a week in Uakcland attend­ third "atar" of tha speeches andstatuette circuit—an "Eddie" MRS. HUGH JOHN JONES Jr., the former Barbara Lynne llagan. tumbled over rockr and down * i ...I. »,** a Lak . .k. rnjorrd with p n itf Dting i- ing the Youth C. A. Camp. who was recently m»rr,rd In Orlando. Mrs. Jones is the grand- [ ter falls, provided fiahlng fun, I award given to the top recording! S warded to Mr*. C F. Bonham. Mr. and 51 r*. Irving 1. Pryor daughter of Mr. and Mr*. L. I*. Ilagqn of Sanford, ' swimming, and an excellent laun­ , n be Aug a1 , Mr. F-ankGriggs. Mis.Margaret have returned from Ridgecrest, 1of the year. (Alan Anderson, Orlando) dry. When clothes needed washing T the" .trip. The dates will . . . j M j , - i . C_, Bcnham and Mis* Joan Wilkie. N. C. where they attended tlw^wcTht airgers and muaiclans who they were scrubbed on the “ * i s ? 1 After Mias Hasty opened hor many cond week of Sunday School train­ entertained on phonograph records ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ rocks in the river, and hung in Itlft-. rrfre.hmentl of puch. ing at the Baptist Assembly. are bendinr together for the first the tun to dry. The sport of fish­ Through the Girl Seoul Cook ' I f * / MnA sailed nut, were sieved time into their own honorary acad­ ho„ f , fM Tho.. invited ing was a little dulled as the sale enough money waa raised this emy and will hand out their ver­ M y „ mo«hfr ^ camp i* in a national foreat, and year l o » H a 5 .how er unit, an J sion cf tho movies* Oscar and open f,ratface, table, and benches h M„ pr . p ^ k , the fish must be thrown back. TV's Emmy honor*. „ n„ w# Mr, n Bears provided the biggest har. in a Iary* open unit, and eight, Jf Mist Barbara Lynne Hagan, i peau desoie taffeta were fashion, A Hollywood d u ^ a r of the new tents that da ugh er of Mr. and Mrs. L. P .! ed with sweetheart necklines and ard and the m<-«t entertainment. each tent. house four gtris hi |} jielmea. Mr*. M N. Cleveland. MYRTLE BEACH. S. C . Win. Nations! Academy of Recording Mr*. W. A. Kraptert. Mr* Wendal llagan Jr. of Orlando, was mar- short sleeves. The princess style ! If the tiniest bit of fuud were Sclancoa haa been The following girla are listed Hirt, Mrs. B R Beck. Mrs. J. M tome Dorothy Blown it gelling Arts and $ rted Saturday, August 10 to Hugh line in front set off the huge left in a tent, thr occupants would in the unit, units in they will In which th.yw lll S|inpclhfr Mr, K c . Campbell, her first took at thr ocean and formed with Paul Weeton. Colum­ I1ABY BOY 8APP, ton of Mr. wake up to find the freeloading John Jones Jr, son of Mr. and buitle bows in center back. They the world is getting its first look bia records executive and husband and Mrs. Fiord Sapp, Maitland. work at the camp. Unit I, led by ... •Jlr*. Hugh Jones of Orlando. Scene wore matching headdresses with black bear* rummaging through Sally Hobb. Diane Baty and Me Mr*' F F En*t,,r,Uon* Mr*' n~ at her. of Jo Stafford, a* president. A Horn Ant. 10. 19J7. (Photo by Bergstrom) cascades of Iheir posaeselona. The intelligence lirvia McMurray, all Senior scout* Andes ton, Mrs. C. J. Wilkinson r f the wedding was the Firat veils, and carried chapter will be Each he* left tfve olher breath­ New York organited . (ethodlst Church, where Dr. Esther Heed daisies and stream of these animals ia often under will include Fat Baisett, Lynn Mrs Mabel l/iwe, Mr*. Joyeu Woo less. estimated. They are able to open ten. Mr*, llilt Chandler. Mr*. Rob­ Sixtecn-yoar-oll Dorothy b the Pendergrass performed the even- ing ivy. Statuette Being Designed the icebox** left outside, and Crabtree Sandra Baty, Samira ert Harvey, Mr*. Ped Hasty. Mr*. 'Ing ceremony. The church was de­ dark dressed beauty discovered in Mrs. Hagan chose for her Then the Academy will add to Hcrvish, Marilyn Jean, and San<L corated with white cascades of daughter's wedding, a cocktail when one enterprising soul tied r~ Avrott. Unit 2 will be led by Frank Griggs. Mrs. Eva Beckman, a remote two . room cabin near the long list of awards that are his with rope, an angry bear Mr*. C. F. Benham, Mr*. Jerry .gladioli binkrd with palms and length dress in ice blue lace and Moorrsville, N. C. handed out every year to every­ dashed It to pieces aralnst a tree. Mr*. Jamra Buckler, and Jncludet Luinberson, and lh* misses Evelyn Tern. Light was furnished only silk chiffon over A weekly publisher and a photo­ body from Lassie to Yul Itrynner. taffeta. Tho Joan Downs, Maria Rowland, Caprioli, Fay Beckham. Colleen They are particularly drawn to *>y the candlelight from eight neckline was in the sabrtna style "We're having a statuette de­ Rosemary Flower*. Tina Jlaum- Kngobntaon, Aline Chapman. Jean grapher happenrd on the cabin in the butter and baron. Mr*. A. W. Lee Jr. entertained candelabra. a bottomland forest and were en­ signed now and an award* com­ and her alecvet were three quart ann, Margaret Taevre, and Judy The group from Sanford ex­ Wilkie, Jnan Wilkie. Margaret chanted by the eight of the grace­ mittee la working on a name for Saturday at 1:M p.m. for 5!lsa tV The bride was given in mar­ er length. Iloldv. Unit J w rtll b# led by Nancy plored the Alum Cave Nufft, rest­ Bcnham, Grace Marie Stlneclpher, ful girl drawing water from a II." said Wilson. riage by her mother and father. Gladys llaaty, who trill become Robb and |net Weatgatr. Mem­ Mr*. Jones, mother of the and Mary well. The g'oom’s best man wai hit groom was gowned in beige laee ored pioneer villages and the Vir­ bers will be Joyce Walts. Barbara Mwtvhcata Campbell the bride of Robert Knelb AugOne name being considered Is gin Timber Trail where they Cl iveland. father, Mr. Hugh Jonci. The photographer's striking "Eddie", after Thomas Edison, faover taffeta with a scooped neck leaned about the treei. Gower* Buckler, Cookie Henham. Vickie uet 26. Luncheon wai served in Maid of honor for the bride wa» line. BoUi wore white orchids. photograph* and the publishers' thrr of the White, Norma Jean Whittera, gramophone. The Mrs. I^e'a home at 2411 Laurel. end animal* that Inhabit the Miss Becky Class. Bridesmaids description of *ht woodland girl awards will be made In numerous Myra A reception followed the wedd­ beautiful area, Mrs Stephenson de* Uerain* Frteraen ami Were her lister, Miss Linda Ha. who "moved with the gracp of a categories with the focus probably Mrs. Edmund Mtlach aaaieted in Mrsks. ing at the Orlando Country Club. rrlhed the magnificent tree* and gin , sister of the groom, Miss Rowing river" mere published nat­ on swrjrdi given to the top female serving. White aetora and clemat­ Mrs. J. Downs will load Unit 4, The bridea table was draped In the haiy aplemlor of the moun­ ionally. vkbhy Jones, Miss Janet Johnson, and male vocal records of 1957. is decorated the which includes Carol Cleveland, bride's table, At Ivs Pat Knowles, Min Ruth while aatin an I imported linen and tains in glowing terms. The publisher's story told of a The itatuettcs will he handled the Lynn Reimann, land* Baty, Nancy and postal shades of hibiscus and lace cloth. Tho punch tablet were Twice a week rangers rame to Woodruff, and Miss Mary Ann barefoed Diana, a girl with grace, winner* on a TV "spectacular." TUESDAY decorated with candebra entwin­ the camp to meet with the camp­ Ferkins, Eleanor Mathers, Kathy nstora were arranged through out poise and common sense—but a lfannah of Eustis, Fla. The Pioneer Fellowship of the Austin and I’ hyllt* Spenrer. To Further Profession tR Ushers were Ken Hutcheson, ed with frosted grapes and vine*. ers and give them Interesting Please call Mrs. Fred Robb FA First PrrSbyterisn Church will girt without a chance because site "This academy has hern under the room. For her wedding trip to the pointers on for res! lor*. These had little rduratlon. no money and Mae Lane, James Slnmons, Austin The honoree waa given a set of 2 4629 if your name waa omitt­ meet for recreation In the Youth discussion for many years," *n Jones, Ralph Buie, and ABen Pocono Mountains and New York rsmpfire talks drew nearly 250 ed. Building from *:0O p m. through no contact with the world. place matt by the hostess. At­ enthusiastic Weston laid. "Our campers. Many time* they would City. Mr*. Jones choae a beige The Photographer's picture* Field* of Pensacola. Clifton Ber­ purpose is the same as the movie tending the luncheon were Mr*. showed a tall darkJulrad beauty ry, organiat, played wedding mus­ nouble breasted suit in ribbed cot­ sing around the firtr, entertain­ and TV academies—an honorary V. G. Hasty, mother of the bride, with dreamy eyes and a face that ic, and Glenn Ingram wai so­ ton. a white felt hat, and black ing the large audltnce of bears, Baptist Church will rehearse st to further our profession. tt Mrs. Jean Hasty, Mrs. B. II. whose insatiable curiosity knew accessories. hardly needs make up. loist. Herein we win try to bring P mChandler, Mira Laura Ann And­ no bound*. "We feel ll’ a about time the rec­ The couple will make their The bride rhnse a beautiful for­ Now an unnamed sponsor has The Woman's Bible Class of the ord industry grows up ami get* erson, Miai Barbara Lowe, Mrs. The Cobb* and Mrs Stephenson you only recipe* of lavish gord promised to underwrite the high mal gown of imported silk over home in Gainesville, after Sept. 10. ness, and unfortunately, lavish ex- First Raplist Church will meet a little recognition for It* part In Mabel Litre. Mita Ann 5limt, Thr bride attented Fla. Slate went to see the Cherokee Indian laffeta fashioned with a acooprd pens* *1 times, but always good. Tuesday at 7.30 p m. at the school education Dorothy wants the entertainment Industry. The Mra. John Krider, 5lrs. Wesley village, and visited Andrew H. University, wherr she was a mem­ but has been unable to get. She tieekllne appllqued with hand clip. tried and true, and something hom*> of Mr*. II. R. Newsome 609 dropped out of acho-d in tfie rrcurd companies never promote Hamll. Mrs. Beverly Doucette, *>cd chantilly lire. The gown fea- ber of PI Beta Phi. social frat Jackson's home "The Hermitage" to make your gue«ta plead for West 9th St. In Nashville. They were impressed eighth grad* aftrr making record* as a form of entertain­ Miss Klots* PMfauf. Mrs. Patty tV.tured brief sleeves, a fitted drop­ entity, and a member of the Vil­ more, and your spouse followThe Sanford Unity Class will ment the way movie and TY com- Ann Harper. Mist Lucy Ann Rob­ ped waistline, and a deep bord­ lage Vamps, an honorary social by his magnificent coach, but a you blindly where ever you msy ] meet at the Vsldeb Hotel at 8:00 atraight As inson and Mrs. Jerry Lumberlittle dismayed to find that a trip The sam e benefactor has also paniea promote themselves. e r of lace at the hemline, with a or sanitation. "Aftrr all. a lot of start got ton. Mr. Jone* it formerly of For. from Nashville to Washington had lead. Recipes by women ary a p. m., Rev. osephln* Stuekle cun promised to provide her w ith a chapel train. Her finger tip vnl common thing, and while we will duet* these study classes earh their start in the phonograph meo f French silk allusion was at­ rest Hills, L. I. N. Y.. and la pre­ takrn 30 days, and decided the admit that the girls are rooks week. The public Is cordially In College education d|um. And the record Industry Is automobile had more Meanwhile her dbcovercr. pub­ tached to a half hat of brilllaari sently a student at the University modern par excellence, occasionally a W ewer lace, and outlined with tiny of Florida. Ha ia a member of charm in its own efficient way male animal comet along who vited (o attend. lisher Tom jl'Holghl of Moonre- In a tremendous boom now be­ The Ann* Miller Circle will cause of hl-G." than a carriage with gadget* on weed pearls ahe carried a cascade Phi Delta Theta, vllie, is giving Dorothy her first is a perfect genius in the kitchen. at Hie Elk's Lodge Hall at look at the ocean here. Record artists will vot* on ' ef white mac* and atophanotia, Attending the wedding from II. The Hermitage Itself ia a mag­ Consequently, we welcome reripes gmeet :00 ,, m> for the regular monthly the awards. Classical musicians nificent mansion, completely rest­ Sanford were Mr. and Mr*. L. He reports her first word* as centered with a white orehld. from readers of either sex, but j mr«Ung. she stepped into the surf in a and s.nger* alto have been Invite,! I Tho attendant* were gowned in P. llagan, the bride'* grandpar­ ored, and a shrine (or Jarksun they must be almost Infallible. : WMiNksDAT and hit family. Beautiful ground* ent*, Mrs. Robert Jennings, her •tunning black iare rwlm suit to Join the academy and trill r* abides of sunset and rapuclne; F»»yls*4 §t frown I The Senior High Fellowship of surround the brick house, which and longtlm# favorites wer* “ The roar! It's so loud. reive swards, too. '••iheir ballerina length gown* of aunt, and Mrs. Camilla Bruce. CURRIED WBSTF.K A LA | Preshyterim Church will i* noted for it* graceful canter Doe* it ever atop!** staircase, and luxurious furnish, LEWIS, a concoction of Gordon meet at the Church at 7:00 pm Lewis of Key West. (Serves 12). for recreation. inga. 54 pound of butter The Mid-Week Bible Hotsr of This simple vacation enjoying 8 lbs. lobster meat the First Presbyterian Church will tha beauties of our country and 8 hard boiled eggs meet at 7:20 p m. at the Church. Its absorbing history sounds to 2 cans mushroom soup The Junior Choir of the Ftrat the writer like on* of tha beat. 1 small Jir stuffed olives, or Presbyterian Church moots for re­ It certainly prove* that there ara 1 email jar pimrntoi hearsal at the Church at 7:30 p. still many Americans who do not 44 jar capers m. need commercial rntartalnment to 1 can evaporated milk or Prayer Meeting will be held al keep them from being bored. 1 pint cream the First Baptist Church at 7:30 2 hoses Uncle Ben's convert­ and 8: IS p.m. there will be a ed rica Training Union Executive Com- j 4 Ublcipoons etirry powder mittro Meeting. (imported) TI1UI18DAY 1 tablespoons Worchewtshirw Troop 149 ta sponsoring s swimm­ The Junior Choir of tho First sauce ing meet for all Intermediate and Baptist Church will rrfieare* at Tobascn tsuce Senior Girl S-outa Aagust *2 at Andy Baker 6:1S, The Intermedia!# Choir at Salt and popper to taste the municipal pool. Chop lobster and egg and plars 7:00 and the Adult Choir at 2:00. This is the first Girl Scout meet in double boiler. Cut up oltvrt Thera wtU be a combined meet­ ever held in Sanford, and all Girl or pimentos, fnlrly fine, add mush­ ing of (he Ladies Aid and thr Mis-| Scouts are invited to enter. Con­ room soup. Add cream or milk •lonary Society of tho Lutheran o x i i c i (41V ( 7 tact your eeout leader as each Cook sVrwIy for forty minutes. Add Church of the Redeemer at 7:30 RIDF.-IN TH EA T R E troop In Sanford expects to have 4 tablespoons of Crosse and Black- p.m. at the church. Hostesae* will a team. NOW HIIOWINU well a or Major Grey g curry pom be Mra. Holcomb and Mrs MohA preliminary meeting sriQ be der. Add Worrheetshlr* sauce, ler. MemLeri are requested to STARTS 7:3* held Thursday from 9 to 11 a.m. salt and pepper and perhaps 10 bring their mita boxes. at the pool to classify the troop* drops of Tabasco. After tasting, Duplicate bridge club will meet and let the girls decide which sdd mere curry if desired. Serve at the Yacht Club at 8:00 p.m. iso iu* rtiMi w*m«u they want to enter. for the weekly contest. over rice, eel. and chser! Relay reces. stunts and a wraS w - r u i K STUCK ter ballet vefll be part of the pro. Naturally you want value in that new car you B A C K FR O M gram, at well as other events. Plan Now To Attend Our Bijf buy. But don’t lei bafflaln-huntlng itap wlth'the Mr*. Mdlaap* and Mrs. John Pad­ r E T E R N IT Y gett will direct Hie water bailee car's price tag. Ur*. Forreet Norvell end M in F EATURE— 7 :49 Carry your savings over Into the financing, loo Sally Neider will be t»o of the — PLUS — Jadgea. Mra. D. W. linker ie as­ — by financing through our bank sisting Mrs. Fred Robb In organ-1 lalng the meet. Mrs. Kirby Fite RORY OIN I will be one o f the roathes for One Of Bollywoods Newest You'll b* delighted le sae hew quickly >*nd the swimmers. easily your dealer can arrange your financing M ovies. . . One Night Only through our bank. (Added attraction! you're Riff Assortment of Fabrics building valuable bank credit that will make STATE FARSI It a lot easier for you to finance other large INSURANCE BiK Assortment of Patterns purchases er personal expense* later.) Merit Badgers To Attend Camp HQ2i Bridal Shower HonOrS MiSS HOSty Tcnn. Trip Fun And Educational “Eddie” To Go To Popular Singers A l/ ss Hagan , Mr. Jones Married Dorothy Brown In Civilization Saturday In Orlando Ceremony Luncheon Given For Miss Hasty Gourmet’s Cookpot CYPR ESS GARDENS 9um 5!® ON SALE W ED N ESD A Y M O R N IN G Swimming Meet Wi Interest Scouts Happy Birthday AT BARGAIN PRICE Bet agood buy in FINANCINQ, too! O VER 400 REMNANTS SNEAK PREVIEW' A T REDUCED PRICES CALHOUN TIERNEY Tuesday - Aug. 13th 9 P.M. Big Savings For You Store Hours Wed. 9: Till’ 12: Shop PEN N EYS You’ll SA V E PLUS OUR TUESDAY EVENING PROGRAM Sarrle# ta ear Motto. Mttaeh Bldf. SANFORD Pit. FA 2-514! IRVING L PRYOR, REP. N O ADVANCE IN ADMISSION F E A T U R E - 9:42 Only “ CIIILDHEN UNDER 13 ADMITTED FREE" S A sBBBIBSk V L » * * « * t f e 4 * r o l Qbpetft taaeencJS^Z ^ Ti �Tuesday, A tifn d t IS. 19BT 6— The Sanford Herald J h s L $ c u n fo h d di& Aald SPORTS Dick Mayer Played Tops To W in United Pres* Sport* Writer 500 tadi, Mayfield at 286 for ft. CHICAGO « — Dick Meyer 300, and Bob Harris, Marty Furplayed to win for only four go!, Ed Oliver, Earl Stewart and boles, but two birdies on those, BUI Casper al 2*7 for tl.ooo earned him Tam O'Sharterte each. World Tournament and golfs big | Th* women pro* Krap for 36,gest payday —(50,000 cash. |000 top pria* money ended, in a National Open champion May­ 1 tie between Patty Berg, Chicago, er finished 72 hole* In 279, nine and Fay Crocker, Monti, ideo. under par, with a spurt which Uruguay, each shooting a finalovercame a deficit of five atrokes round 76 for 302, two under par to Sam Snead and four to Al They will play off to determine Balding before they began the th* winner today with th* loser laat id hoiea. I of the eatra round taking aecond "1 »a» on the 15th tee when 1 money of $2,000. figured out that I needed a cou­ Clifford Ann Creed, Opelousas, ple of birdies and they could be La., won the woman's amateur beat," he aatd. "And with those ; title with 317, 10 stroke* better laat four hote**, it's not probable than Lois Drafke, Chicago, and that you're going to get tho Don Cherry, Wichita Falla, Tax., oirditi." took tha men'* amateur with 296. But Mayer knocked hia third shot four feet from the pin on i6 and dropped the putt for one wholeheartedly supported tho birdie. On th* 16th, though trapBabe Ruth team anl many havej p ^ j"on hi* drive, he blasted contributed to th* fund. Uni­ six feel from the pin for a par. forms were donated by m*r-l t„d on tha 17th he fired hi* chants sn<i citiaens. The T o w n 004 »hol out of the rough nine ___________ Council conalrueted the field an) fcet from ,he n*g and sank th* alto contributed to the fund. putt for th* other birdie. The special game between Makes Fast Finish fathers and aon* war planned' It was n fast / finish by the DARLINGTON 8. C. — Jack at a matting held on .'.ug.6. hero 1’iaqur* were presented to eachj traders on th* linal day of golf s of the last Southern 500 mil* member of the Bab* Ruth team richest tournament. Mayer, with Labor Day stock car rac# at and a gift of appreciation to 211 after 54 holes compared to Darlington. Duka DeRriire, James, Coach William Simpkln sand Del- 206 for Snead, 207 for Balding, burg. N. J. and a second car en­ ton Helms who also assisted. 208 for Mika Souchak, 209 for tered by Lea Petty, Randleman, Special recognition wa* given Art Wall, and 210 for Gene UU N. C. hare rslsed th# field th# to Mrs. William DeRosa,. Mr*. Bill tier and Shelley Mayfield, never $51,000 event to 23 ear* and 22 Simpkins, Mrs. Ralph $!onger went over par on his final round. drivers. and Mra. Gordon Lisk who sup­ Litllcr toured the course in 71, Smith will drive a Oie-rrolet, plied drinks for th« Babe Buih one under per, while Snead took DeBritr* an Oldrmobil* while league players and devoted many a 74 ami Balding a 73. Petty, who will alto drive an hours to tha success of th* Lea­ It wa* Slayer's second tourna­ Oidtmobila, delayed ntmlng th# gue. ment win this year, the otJ.ar in driver of his second General Members of the Babe Ruth th# National Open, and (he prise Motor* raring stock car. The Georgian at' I inred th* most League team in Longwood are: lifted him well in front of the Paul DeRosa, James Robert 5k. field in money winnings. Going thrilling moment for race fans Grath, Ralph Monger, Roy Lisk, into the World, ha had beta sev­ during the last 500 after he had moved Inside th* firat ten. A Jack!* Gerard, Larry Gerard enth in earning* with $18,835 . Balding and Sntad tied for wreck on th# firat turn caused Ronnit Simpkins, Eddi* Bolton, Manning Rays, Charles Prescott, second, each winning $7,500 while sn unconacioui driver to be ex Ultler tied posed to th* oncoming 100 mph Harold Judah, Roger Hines. George Bayer and traffic. Smith stopped Jtis ear, Sterling I tor fourth each getting $2,760. Buddy llawton, and protecting tha driver and lost Hourbak Fifth For 2Gs Platte. bis chance of winning th# rare. rtfth money of $2,000 went to Father* playing bt Saturday's NASCAR officials honored Smith exhibition gam* were: WUllim Souchak, with 252, white Bob with a trophy daring ceremonies DeRosa, James McGrath ,RIII Rosburr, Dow Flnatarwabi, and at Daytona Baaeh last February. Simpkins, Jo* Gerard, G. M. Wall ahared seventh at 284, each Today’# entries brings ttee Jud*h. John JTatle, Leo Lisk, winning $1,800. Others to break (oUl fouTi otdsmoMyrtle Blank* krathlp and Olln par mart Arnold Palmar and bile, three. Ford still lead* with Egfn. J«rry Harbor at JW, winning $1. eleven entrant*. Pontiac and Ply. mouth are also In th* field. Bob Colvin, Darlington’s general manager, announced the signing of th* Greenaboro, N. C. 135 piece W ALTtR High School band for pre race H AGEN ceremonial. Th# national champoM ce B t A r irmthip Wlnyah High School, to p s / jo t a s Georgetown S. C. band will make 1 2 AMO / / ihelr Ihird appearance at Darl­ M A 72ington. along with Greensboro. The band shows will start at 10 a.m. rac* morning. Longwood Babe Ruth League Team Finishes Season With Big Game Sports Parade Th* 1957 Babe Ruth League team in Longwood rllmarrd lu season Saturday with a gigantic exhibition game between sons and father*. A picnic supper honoring tho members of the team and tlioie who took an active Interest In the athletic adventures of the boy* followed the gam*. Plans for e;gsr.!tir.g a Longwood Babe Ruth team started when a meeting of parents of boys between th* age* of 13 and IS was called at the Longwood Fire House In April. About 30 parents were present. William DeRosa was named pres, ident, Mro. Jrmes McGrath vice president and Mr*. Ralph Mon­ ger secretary • treasurer. BUI Simpkins became coach. A fund we* started to support th* organisation with generous contributions from th* group. The American legion, Post 143 be­ came the sponsor. Longwood’* president obtained information on setting up an official Babe Ruth League in this area and parent* from Al­ tamonte H|rings, Casselberry and Oviedo war* contacted. A mealing of representative* from each area resulted In tha organ­ ising of th* Seminole County Babe Ruth League for 19&7. John Birkenmyer, Casselberry, was named president, James Mc­ Grath, Longwood, vice president, and John Courier of Oviedo, tre­ asurer, with Mr*. David McCoy, Catsselberry, secretary. A schedule of game* was drawn up for th* League with th* first gam* played on May 14 and. th* Mason's closing gam* on Ang. I. Th* l-ongwood team placed second In the League. They show great promise for neat year. People of Longwood have Coach, N.T. Knickerbockers Written for lit United Fr«ss DENVER. Colo W — Baikal, boll at tt li plijrod or todajr'i pro­ fession sis !• a fsielnating iport. Changes Ul tho nilaa, principallp th# outiairinK of tha ion# dafanaa and tba Introduction of tha M • second tlma limit on shot*, had much to da with tho rapid emergence of tha pro eourtman to a point whart hia par la compa­ rable to that received br baaeball and football atara. Tho roller* art amtai In not adopting raaro of tha pro Innova­ tion. Thair failure to write In the M-ioennd dock and ban tho lona dafenie explain tha drop in their attendance In localaa where they axe in patronage competition with tho National Barketball Aeen., the major pro circuit. Collage people are loalng eight a# tha faet that thrr muat make thair game more intareatlng to spectator* and to their player*. In fact, they have a bigger rail­ ing Job to tha public because tho pros aro broathtaklngly gifted. Thatr'a la basketball at ita beat. Mad# The Circle I*ve made the circle in baakeU haB. ploying at Notre Dama and Denver unl»er*ltlea; with the AAU Denvor Nuggets, on tho U.3. Olympic team, and with the profeisioinal New York Knickerbock­ ers. I f«et I'm qualified to offer aome helpful hlnte to the college basketball fraternity. Tha unappealing, time-dragging, no-action rone defence ehnuld ho outlawed. Unfortunately, it W be­ coming more prevalent. It ia the •asy way of coaching for pereenuge-conerloua coachof. Boy* guard arete Instead of opponenU. When both teema employ it e*er>one Just stand* around. th* spectatore yaena and yell In derision and It all add* up to attendance sag* and unfavorable comment from th# precs. The kid* fhemaelva* don't like their pteeent *•«•- They prefer | tha 34-second rule, th* manfor* mon defene* and a running game far th* full to minute*. Th* Thotuard* of Central Flor­ Tough On Ccflrgiena ida folks who regularly participate Many of the** coltegiani hope in outboard boating as a family tn mot# on to th# well-paid pro* apart face no little challenge in when graduate*, but those without keeping th* kiddle’ s hsjipy and a thorough knowledge of man-forcontent afloat. man defence have two atrikaa on Things that spark th* interest them before they ra*rit training and delight of adult pleasure ramp. cruiser* may prove aa gruesome Th* campu* hero la finding M a* a Saturday night hath tor th* Increasingly dlfflcuK to make small fry. good with th* pro*. Th* eight On# of th* highlights of $• club* In th* NBA are limited to Guide to Outboard Crusing b l lb-nun squad*. Each of than chapter on how to handle the kidchib# haa seven or eight outstand­ dies, both la and out of tha boat ing player*, eom* with three or To begin with, let'* aay for axmore year* of experience la the am|4*, that a family of twe adult* league. The other apota art uiualand two children, ago five and ly occupied by holdover* of aktll. eight, have set out for a day of Tho rookie* muat dislodge thk (Turing. type of eatahllahed performer. Firat and foremoet, don't let th* Unlike baaeball with It* fhrm time lag between stops and porta riuh* end professional footbeQ of cell. Kids riding bi car* are with 33-m.in aquada, th* pro baa- no different from kid* riding in ketball coach must •elect what he runabout*. censldara hla beat 10 player* and Plan a number of stops foe out th* real adr'ft befora tha ***■ specif** r#***na, like a picnic aon start*, usually a mofttli a look, lunch, a walk around a marina, •a*. Because of this time element and no minor leeguei for devel­ to gather driftwood or ahella or opment. promUing newcomer* perHapa for a iwtm. This give* Junior something to mutt be turned loot*. look forward to and t* speculate about, plus the opportunity to run off energy. Wherever yov plan to end a* he sure to take your time. Kid* on a holiday don't respond to timetable schedule*. If tha child note* a point of interest along a nearby shoreline, nodga up l* tt so he can take a better look — it may provide a new axperienee for th* adults aa well. MLAMT BEACH IB — Potto* har* cracked down on Ain divers whose underwater antina have mad* life all but unbearable for anglers at the municipal pier. Li. Jerry Kadrioraky laid in the KRI8TIANBTAD, Sweden 4B — past when uniformed policemen were tent ta arraet the skin div­ The bitter rivalry of two Italian ert, they merely rwam away. But auto firms, Ferrari and Maserari. new polir*, harbor patrolman and wiM gn to tha final race of the year, th* Grand Prix of Venexuela life guards have Joined forces. "Th#** akin diver*,'' Kerdritr- on Nov. 3, t.. deride the 1957 world A y said "have been outing the championship Farrar! had a chance to clinch fishermen's Unas underwater. Other fisherman reported that It Sunday tn th* Swedish Grand their line* were J^flad and that Prix tor apeciaf apart* cars, but when they brought thair line* up, Maserati took first and third places to a second and fourth for nothing eas oat them. "And some had (hair n*4a, hott­ Ferrari, and tha official point to­ ing tha fish they had «aught, tal to th* year's races new to M cut open, while rocks wera Had fur Tuctari, 27 iar Mo**r*4t. la other line#," ha *akL Some of the fisherman respond, Musical Instruments or ad, ha arid, by pummelling tha ringing la especially practical ard akin divan with lead sinkert and popular at wetl aa radios and .other object*, but «o Uttla a- portable Utevlatoa HU. Labor Day Race Ceremony Features 135-Piece Band s X u^ ;“JiL”™!11*"1 GOLF MEMORIES By Alan Mavar Happy Kids While Afloat Means Top Family Crusing Police Crack Down On Skin Divers At Miami Beach Two Auto Firmi Race For Champ r u*.. HARD GOING By Aid* Movtr lk* H O A P ~ wmc$ r c i Ir fL IV THE veu-vo QOPHrDUtMV HA/MOT TCO /HWESStSE. Spotlight During Last Weeks Play With a first play off aeries I'Mml". «l---e 1*54. th* Pt«*« H Florida State League today antarg it* third.'**: week of play with most of the spotlight on Ray Wil­ son's Daytona B*trh Islanders. The reason !• that this is "make or break" week with th# J'a, for they have three Important doubleheader* thru which they e*n catch up with and perhaps past Charlie G#now-ay's T*mp» Tarpons. Tha Islanders play »n Import, ant pair at hom* today, the first at 3 o'rlok and the second at 8:30. Th* opposition will he th# reju­ venated Cocoe Indians who thru Thursday had won eight of their last it tilt* under new manager Jimmy Gruidla. Wednesday the I'» will he In St. Petersburg meeting Neb Wil­ ton's Saints In a double-bill, white Friday night Red Dulaney’ s Gain­ esville G-Men will be in Daytona for two. Hi* G's have three double, bills this week, too, two of them wtth last piara Orlando, and they, too. will know 'heir fate by the end of th* week. While Tampa, Daytona, and Gainesville headed into the week all aiming at a crack at Johnny vanderMeer’s Palatka Red* in the playoff, the past wtek't event* led one to believe that every Im­ portant league individual play re cord la safe after all. Neb wtiaon of st. Pete AOAOI i 12 S.O O O OUAPAHTAE /* AfPUTtP TOPE r - f LA A oesr A P csi-rM g - / y r * tte AAtry/rruM ftMMtf M 'troA f. u the Steelers-Chicaso * O Bears In Saturday Night Jax Game Swe-Hii* H IN LOS ANGELES W Young Darlene Hard of Montebello, Calif., the seventh ranked vom it player in the United Statci, ha a JACKSONVILLE —Notr* D»m* been named Southern California fans in th* Jacksonville ares will j "Athlete of lire Month" for JuJf be pleased 'o know that ex-Irish I by the Helm* Athletic Founda­ star Johnnv Lattner It attempting a eomehsck srith the Pittsburgh tion. Tot 2!-year-old Mi** Hard was thoicn for the performance Sttriors. in the recent Wimbledon tvnnn The Steelrrs, who play the Hd. [ rhamplonshp in which she toil cago Bean here In the Gator Bowl' out to Althea Gibson of New this Saturday night at 8 p.m. are ’ York in the singles final. looking for halfback material at the moment. They've gut their finger* cross, In Lallner they have one of college football's greats. Lattner cd but the knee Is holding up roo-l ia th* only player ever to win the as Johnny euts and rapers about! Maxwell Award two years. When practice. he was a aenlor .at No're Dame "I'm going to give It a real and wsa on practically every All- try", Lattner saya. “ Afier all, no American he also won (he Heiv- one hat hit me real hard for two man Trophy as th# outstanding years. , .The knee is going real college player fn the nation. good, better than I expected. Ns The Steelera picked Lattner No. pain at all." On# on the draft. John played one Lattner and hi* teammates will year at Pittsburgh before goinr get their first taste of action Sat­ Into aendee A knee Injury result­ urday night In th* Gator Bowl ia BURKE NAMED CAPTAIN ed and surgery has not been sue- th* Jax (Ttarit'ra—aponaored pr>£ CHICAGO — Jack Burke , easeful. tuaaie srith th* arettern division Jr,, of Klamesh* Lake, N Y., a Left out of th* Steelr* plan* champion Bears. Reserved seats professional golfer tor 18 years this year, La:'»»r rep rted to are on sal* at the Tourist and MOSCOW M E lgeni Mlhayey and winner of tha 1956 ita iter* camp several days ago M Glean, Convention Bureau, Van Fletchar'a of Russia, runner-up In the 1956i and PGA, haa been name! cap N. Y. and asked for r. .ecrat try­ Green Derby and Howard's Vand­ Olympic*, Mt a world feather-1 tain of th* 195T U. 8. Ryder out". erbilt Bar. Negro fan* may get " I f 1 can't make it I want to advance tickets at th* Hollywood weight weight . lflirg record of Cup team. It will mark the four. 781 poueda at th# Soviet Youth th Ryd*r Cup action tor th* 34- slip back home quietly," he told Muaic Store. Coech Walt Riesling. Festival. year-old Burk*. “THE MKaHTY M DCCr* TU I WANT AD W ill D« t*u Jo* tar You TO BE DONE, DEPEND ON THE “MIGHTY MIDGET” — THE LITTLE GUY WITH THE POWERFUL PUNCH— M/HWM& TMg / d W PCBUC I aMaMCAOWi r tc u v u A A p c o i r AL I t A C * t f * J o t ru t tbomcy r g p r MlA AMO* AH A CLASSIFIED AD IN JO 0 TOO 1 0*9 . t THE SANFORD HERALD P ? Surveys show that 4 out of S W* tan advance whatever amount al tnenay yen need. Owe "lt|wean-Payday" lean plan la last and eenvaniawL What’s mare, yaw may spread payment* sear a long ar shall period. daily newspaper readers cheek the clasaified ade W regularly/ r u t th«M Httto g*Mrie to work for yrm — t ty h gl asSinf, Wiring, rwiU lawn* to $404 tng — e»trying jrraA message to our tfMMMiKfc o f pstdan deflf. R ’i your G .A .C . 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Neal Streeters' chances of being tha new bat* atealing champion are ail but gon* now that word is out that a Joint separation may find him benched for another ten days or two sreeka. He hat 54 stolen bases; the record ia 81. Pitchlng-wisa, only two hurlera ar* in position to do something never don* before in the league. With 18 wine and three iosset thru Thursday, K seems certain that Tampa'* Harry Co# will wind up srith a new high la win* and loss**, while Cocoa's sensational Julio Guerra, with 22 wins and 254 atnke-outa thru Thursday still had a chance to be th* first to win 30 regular season games and fan 321 batters or more for a new record. WHEN THERE’S A JOB H U N T IN G FOR CASH BETWEEN PAY CHECKS? : PRO DC B U T act *_»* I _ T . _ IS III I O p Call Ad Taker FAirfax 2-2611 �W H E R E M O R E P E O P L E DO M O RE B U Y IN G A N D S E L L IN G ! CLASSIFIED INDEX CARD nf THANKS I LOST k FOUND * .1 FOB RENT r 3 BEACH RENTALS 4 WANTED to RF.NT 3— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 4 - FARMS. 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ISO 00 month R(alter A Inaaror THIS WONT LAST C. A. WH1DDON, Sr. 1 BEDROOMS, eoncre’ n block Regutcred homa with 2 tlia hath*. The. elec­ Raal Ettata Brokar trically equtrpsd kitchen haj 202 S. Park Avt. FA 2 3931 disposal, disnwashar. ar.d ex►•••*' fan QUIET. Pa VED KENNETH E- SLACK STREET, aata your triad at caia. H7.000 00, fatrly reason­ HEG. REAL ESTATE BROKER able termi. Broker coop invited. 1009 E 2nd Thona FA H M 1 Aaaor. Gu* Allen. GreUhen llalL Arietta Price. Ererett Harper Phona FA 2-4291 112 S. Park OZIER REALTY CO. Ltura H Oiler. R»»llor Huai M. Field. Assocteto Chirr* Rail Eatata Iganer Shot So. Oriando H«y FA 2-3413 Dlai FA 2 9929—Notary 121ft W. 11 fit. Rear-Birher Phap Loch Arbor, 3 BR. 2 hath. Fla room and caiporte Pcrfeti for pe i. golfers. children By Ne. val Officer. FA 2-4213 SL P * * •—Flower*. Plant*,, Shroba A. H PETEKSON Broker Ai-ouataa: A. B. PeterCROTONS 33c. 3 for 31 00 .•on Jr . P. J. Chcileracn, GarAito iaijer slit* ftald Wtlletu. and R. W. Wil­ GRAPEVILLL NLKSLKV liams. A. C. Doudnty, Land Grape* ilia Ave FA 2-0334 Survaj-er lift N. Park Ava. Phona FA 2 402 i n - OFFICE EQUIPMENT W E HAVE A HOME FOR YOU HAYNES Office Michina Co, Typewriter*, adding machine*. Bales-Rentals, 311 31*g. Ph. FA 2-04*2. 21— ELECTRICAL SERVICES Air Conditioning Electrical Contracting and Repair*; Economical Houia Baby sitting. teferenraa furnishWiring and Repair* eu. 30c hour rh. FA 2-1740. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Dial FA 2-0913 Job wanud *i baby sitter Ph. 112 Magnolia FA 2-3T61.___________________ FRIGIDAIRE »pplian*.ai. sate Dependable boy want* mowing and lamca G H. High. Ovlado and edging. Ph FA 2.48.16 Fla. Phona FO 6-3313 or San­ ford FA 2 3*43 aftar C p a . SPLct.U. SERV It FA ~ LAWNS MOWED— Reaionable price*. Power miwir. rA 2 -toie 2*—ARTICLES FOB SALE USED REFRIGERATORS Coolerator t49 93 Coldipot r.9 3S Hotpoint 79.93 < CTotley 99 93 Kelvloator Tu 93 ALL RECONDITIONED l r>ed Maytag auto washer 399 93 Wringer type Norg* 7 month* old • 69 93 U*ed 17 inch Admiral TV 15 00 Ilaggerly Applianc* Canter US S. Magnolia FA 2 3472 1 Tuesday. August 13. 1957 D A ILY CROSSW ORD 25 Hospital resident doctor 27 Esust 30 Capunit tEcua.) 7. Dw ell 8 Plots tured 18. Tag 9 Box icier, soldiers 12. Exelama. ttflcally 31 Excla­ Hon It An alhanca mation 13 Ascend 37 TUnr it.Coral island lr Drama I Jap ) days’ 13. Gan I'd a devctlaa tnusCir’i 20. Neuter country 34 Of bees 39. Edible proneua 14 Railway 38 Flewer root21 Chart iibfcr.) raceptoclea stock 17. Ctrl a nam* 22 Little 37 Melt 41. Persia child 1*. Ovum beverage* 42. Acid 31 Hentatea 20 . Custom* duty T~ • r " r A T“ 23 Grtsk letter % 1 24 . Istli fiber % ii V, 2* River i Fr * 7/. 28 Indefinite IS article 3 . Inflam­ matory 1. Oa.n quarrel swelling* S Gun eight 6 Merit 9. Monetary ACROSS aBLILDLNG-RLPAIRS- 2 refrigerator*, doubt* beu rol'a-l Cleaning 25 PAINTING way, baditaidl. tarrtc* tab!*, Right In Your Home—Sanlttxed lelount* window*. 2 link* 4 Modern Machine Method FLOOR sanding and flnitblng faucet* See at Baontt Court, Ph. FA 2-1323 Cleaning, w a x i n g Serving Orlando Htway. Seminnla County *in.*a 1923. Drnnnr School of Dance H. M Gleason. Liki Mary 29—FURNITURE and T*p. Ballet, AcrobiUc HOUSEHOLD GOODS In my new studio 2*03 Hiawatha. FURNITURE OF CHARACTER La' ut build your dock*, bulkhead* Built By and if a wall*. Water Front Con­ Masitr Craftsmen In struction t o. F.V 2.1330. Style and Construction 2*. Factories -The same ts Thoi* , Roofing — Jalousies 33 . Genus of AIR CONDITIONING Ornamental Iron — Door* Prtifd Stnca lizards H. B. POPE CO. Cohnul Day* For Punting n il Mr. Tatktr, Ph. S3 Exclamation Fimihed Tor 200 S. Park FA 2-1231 36 . fen Byrd's Fa 2-6139 anytime Florida Climate In state (sbbr.) ENVELOPES. Letterheads, staleYour Choice of Woods Ted Burnell 3 4 Clint Sir 1 manta, Invoices, hand bill*, and for PAINTING 48 Essential program.!, e t c . Progrttstva 43 . f .lkworrnj Printing Co Phona FA 2-2031— 2401 Grenvtew Phona FA 2-2J7s 44. Rub out 403 West 13th St____________ SHEET ROCK 43 . Trap 4x* onl/ tl 65 par sheet THRIFT (.checking account* cost* 46 . Nostril* 4xlo only *2.05 per shaft only S2. for 20 checks at Flo­ • RIG VALU E? 47. Biblical Shvrntna ( onrrrtc Pipe L'o. rida Slat* Rank. name • i j r i t ' K URKDIT Out Wen 13th Sl 48 rismlre# • EASY TERMS PUMPS — STKlNKLER n o w ?/ \SIIX1VMAIER lo r The Best In Pitntlng SYSTEMS 1 oid-fogyuh Ne* and C»ed FamKwre All type* and s.ita, lasUlled Call Rerrvhtll Painting Contract, 2 . Reverberate r.i F4 2-5*22 "Do It Tour s e lf or. No Job To Large or Small 111 E. F::r. <• 3. River WE REPAIR AND SERV1UL Licensed—Bonded—Union l/gcd (urnitutr. appliance*, tools,1 * l Rum I S T I N E etc Bought lobl, I.arry*» MtrlJ i 4 Do* a under, Call PA -’.2;*7 Machine and Supple Co. 21 East First St Ph. FA 2-4112 neck akin 907 W. 2nd SL Ph- FA 2 4432 This it a pats to lha Kc* Theatm for Mr*. Silly Warwick. Exp $SAVE$ data Aug. 22. 1937. Upholstery ,* LOST—Aluminum boat. Length— II —At TOMOBII F.S—TR til F.RS . fg IS'. Weight— 190 Ibi. Make— HOMES— 2 and 1 bedroom* Feather Craft. Taken from 1 4 - 2 bath*. Need a good uied car? fiver bom* near Sanford Boal See Ray Herron Work*. SI. John* River Reward Comple'r and ready for immedi­ for return. 425. E B. Stowe. P. YOUR PONTIAC SALESMAN ate occupancy. O. Box SS3. Ph. FA M i l l . FOR A NEW PONTIAC OR GOOD USED CAR. LOST— Larga tiger n t. child­ Ph FA 2-0231 or after « p. m. Location* Marin* Finish** l ! — N t l l l ” E .S — l - r K h O N A I - . S ren's pet. Reward. Mayfair Inn FA 2-2683. 30t Writ lit St. South Puiecreit — Sanford F*r Your Boat 203-09 East Firit FA 2-W43 Motel. Mr. Schafer. W'hupenng Oak* — Titusville ROLLVWAY, Hoapital and Baby It wtll pay YOtl to »e« ua before Senkartk Gian* and Paint Co. Beda Day. Week or Month— BEDROOM 8PECI3L 'x-P lIR REN I you buy. Open Evening* and 112-114 W 2nd St - Ph FA 2 4*22 Tel FA 2-31*1. Funutura Center FHA in lantca and FHA financ­ Sundays. 114 Weft Fir»t St. Rookcair Bed WELL DRILLING f lb WELAKA APARTMENTS: w m r ing available. Eaiitide Trailer Salet Double Dtettar Fairbanks-Morae Pump* \ private bath*. I l l W. Firit St. Palalka, Fla. ge-ARIICl.FS For SALE j Mirror Repairs m all make* W> ran qualify you for oaa of Chest of Diawer* HOWARD C. LONG theic hornet in 30 minute* You EFFICIENCY apartment* suitDOS S CO\ Ell SHOP Work Clothe*, canteen, Cult. Cholco of Finish and Style htyle 207 E. Commercial Ave, ran aurt enjeying tha home Automobile Interior Decorator able for couple or tingle perten. Camp Good*. Paint. A m .-• FREE—1 pr Lamp* •FREE rhona FA 2-2*33 while we proccit ine paper*. Private bath 4 ahovtr. Ideally S«at Cover* — Truck Seat* Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave. located across from Pott Office. Interior Decorator, residantal £. ECHOLS BEDDING CO At Willis rontitc—301 W. tot CARRETTI 8EW1NG~CENTLK Cor. 2-id A Magnolia FA 2 6321 Inqulro Jarobton Dapt. Store. Commarclal. Alleraliona am Developed bv White— Necchl—Elna GOOD DEAL. 1948 Oldsmobile, custom made draperte*. Free | •BltdM Bamberger, Mgr. runs good, need* paint. *12300, Modem all »l»f- kltchenett# Art*. rttimatei Call FA 2-1*21 alter Repairs on all maka Machine*. ODHAM & Fr»e Dal,very FA 2.4034. 6.30 p. m.. SUM M ER R A T E S 32J Lett Fust bL FA 2^241 TUDOR, Inc. Can Clark'* Court. FA 2-3103. ••1954 Whito WC22PLT sleeper 24" ThUcc consolo TV, IlM oo.l Chr>'aler Airtemp esb, lika new. 2-ipced rear. FA 2 2991. __________ Cor. Hay. 17 92 4 27lh SL Efficiency Apt. Alr-rondition A priced right. Many other* in Air Conditioning and Heating Phone FA 2-1501 TV’ optional. Hi^ay 17-92 So Norga Appliance*—Zenith TV good condition to choose from." C. II. STAFFORD BRA I LEY* ODHAM. Prea. 1 1 l i M A. A ftN . M O . City Limit*. Slumberland Court. FA 2-4731 Miller Radio A Api>lianrr.n ••Tirdfm flat trailers, eevertl jo* 216 Oak Avenue ' Prevenliv# M edidna-ll _ 118 S. Perk Ave. FA 2 035. with steel floors. Good. *2230.00 GATLIN BROTHERS 2 Room apL 112 Elm. FA 2-0374.' while they la it." Contractors, Dragline*; Ganavt — Factory to you— Some years aro authorities tn Thi* is a pa** to the Movteland 2232. Ph. FA 2-3276 Ssnford. Aiumiaum Furnished apartment. Ph. F A 1 Rtde-ln for Mr*. Joanna Thomp­ ."Mack tractor, large, .lean. Ideal th* held of hialtn suggested that \tnetlan Blind* preventive medirlne would hsve 2-472*. son. Exp. data Aug 22. 1937. for Inwbed trailer. Good condi­ I.jtema School nf Iltnrlng Enclosed heed. Sag proof bottom won a great triumph it man's tion *1750 00." Tap • Acrobatic Ballet Rom Court Apartment*, t ro«m rail with plaitir end*. Plavti: most numerous killers were no Real Estate — Ineuroii-r Enroll now for fall term*, alert­ fumiihrd apartment. Call FA Commercial Inresimrat*— Rentals ‘ Tendcm drive Dian-und T wr-h or rayon tape*. Cotton or nyi*n longer thr epidemics, but surh in. ing September 3rd. Clastea for dividual ailments at heart disease cord*. 2-0753. Ttnkem Axle*. 10:00x20 tirei, Property Management beginners and advanced i . Senkarik Glavs and I'aint Co. and cancer. Now just exactly that hupeed auxiliary tranamlitian. ] dent*. he* com* true. 4 room furnished houte, nee RAYMOND M. BALL, Complately rebuilt Ideal fo r 1 1404 E. 20th St Phona FA 2 6423. 112 114 W. 2nd SL Ph. f A 2-482J I prediction Surprising as th* thought may large yard. Adult* only. W. lit cement mixer* dump or flat | Et. at Slonro* Corner A. J. REALTOR 1~ HP Air Conditioner, 3*3 00. be. this actually means an incrtd« truck. See at Diameni T Sale*! ible victory over plague and epi­ reteraon. Th. TX 2.2739. FA 2*2991. 4 Service Co.. Orlando, Phone j PR O F E SSIO N A L SE R VICE demic. <1 leases ef childhood and 6 9031. Furnished 2 room apartment. All 8. D. Highleyman — Associate SELL l\S u n it FUBNIIt RE th# threat nf acuta Infection. It private with pnvato bath. Ph. DICK IVKRS — Associate Cash for any amount. Super wai a victory wen by public ’49 Ford Station Wagon. 430. Fair i )2 60 par call plus part*. 9 year* FA 2 4003.____________________ 204 8. Park Ava. Ph. FA 2 -MU Trading Pott 1 mile south of health and sanitation agencies cond run* good 24<H Jeffarrxperlenc# in TV Berne* on all and private medieel rare. All this S*nforH I’ v r • FA .'0477 •on Ct. , Fumiiharl 2 bedroom apartment makci and modtli. One year represent* within th* lest cen­ 21" Ptiilco conmle T. V . $76.00.! Robert A. Williams tury a gain surh at the world hat available the 13th. Phona FA guaratitoe on all parti. We alio Twc» good clean used car* for tale FA 2-2994. neser imegined before In the REALTOR service auto and home radios. 2.2*00. cheap. 1951 Dodgr and a 1957 realm of preventive medicine. And Picture tuba* repaired in your Rnymonri Eundquint, 17" TV, laite model New picture Chevrolet McDaniel* Repair home. *9.95. guaranteed, I year, j tube with guarantee. Excellent medical researchers ere free to First flour apartment. Nice cool ASSOCIATE Shop. 1018 W. lit St. Phone FA 2-3664. 9 a m. to 3 p m. I condition Trantftrcd, mult sell. concentrate, at they are now do­ •had*. Privau front and back rha.-.a FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank ing, on spadework which will lead Including Debary 4 Lake Mary _Th._FA 2-6J.*l IX—n()\TS~7ito~~M()TOX6 entrance. For a refined couple. _______ to progress against cancer and 1 RARNEA TV SERVICE 1304 West 3rd Ft. Sanford. t hrart-and-biood-vettcl diseases. i r IT IS REAL ESTATE ) t i :m l i i - . w t i -*»\ in JOHNSON MOTORS 201 East Commercial Much work It being done in th# aak Crumley A Monteith G l AKANTEr.il APPLIANCES SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS i Service Station for rent or lease. held of keeping people healthy Excalleot location- I’ h FA at 117 South Park Fh. FA 3-W6 2444 Sanford Ava. Th. FA 2 1691 Knitting yarn*, fra* instruction^ 35 Krtgldllre 7 *u ft and safe. Th# enild of preschool on Wednesdays. 1 - i p m refngeretnr with freeaar i 2-2161._______________._______ age. for exampU. t* routinely Consult A REALTOR First ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP Fail Boat— 14’ Comet. *445. Fully chest, excellent 4129 00 given a battery ef shot* to in­ i 2 Bedroom bungalow, completely CULLEN AND MARKET equipped. Sec at Monroe Bolt 2617 S. French FA 2-1913 56 Fngtdalre 9 ru ft. oculate him against th* most se­ fum. an Pifmatto A '*. Harbor. Call FA 2-9WI. 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 2391 refrtgarator. 60-lb vere childhood disease* including A A A Tra# Service freeier 1139.00 2 bedroom houte ]90& Cedar Ava. poliomyelitis. Children's school Year Rv Istrta Outer Tree* Removed. Demo»»ed 6 ru ft. elartric refrigerator Writ* Box MC c o Herald. health programs throughout the HOBSON SPORTING GOODS BROWN REALTY” Ph. FA 3—0421_____ A-l condition. Ju»l th* nation are dasigned to Veep thrm 204 E. lit. Thor.a FA 2-6*61 | l Furnished cottage, Ph. FA_2^927. Serving tha Same* thing for a small *p' * 49 on up to standard weight, assure that 123A—PLUMBING and ROOFING Easy wringer wather. will <Jo Sanford Ava. at Rosalia any defects of eyes. ears, or taeth, 1 Clean furo apartment. rlose-la. 14—PLACES TO EAT your waihtng 41 90 or any retardation in th* etass9 A M. to 9 P M. PLUMBING k SEPTIC TANKS Th. FA 21013, Jimmy Cowan. Frlgidalre auto, washer, all t>or. •oom wtll be diagnosed and If pos­ FA 2TS46 INSTALLATION k REPAIRS Rarbeque lunch** 80< relsln. don't mill this on* 99.00 sible corrected, all w.th th* Idea a 9 Bedroom house on Stiver Lake. 24 Hour Service Curb Service, 11 a. m to 2 a. m. 1957 Frlgtdaire auto, wasllfr. moof helping the parent* to nek* Unfurnished except for electrle REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN ARCHIE C- HARRIETT Bu*y Bee Dri«r la del WSA-67. Reg. I249.H5 177 them stronger, healthier boys and dove and refrigerator. 1 mil* 17*1 French Ave. FA 2-5299 or FA 2-4761 French Ava. at 20th SL 1937 Frlgtdaire auto, wither, girts. * from Bam Nice for children. J. W. . YLL. REALTOR model UTJ7. th* b«*t At work or tn th* community, S Turn right first road south of Ray L needy. A ssent* CLARK now 237 *7 cttiren* of all are* are surveyed Reg. 1379 95 IT—BEAUTT PARLORS Sarepta Red Horn*. «n!y bmaa. Plumbing. HetUag k Bagply <« 1937 Frlgtdaire Johnny .tlker, Atsoctet* Frtgtdsire dry dryar, Mode! DD py a*i.i of individual or mas* "Call Hall" Phone FA 2 3841 Contracting A Rcpt.r* 67 Reg. 4229 05 now 1Nf 57 chest x-rava to And tuberculosis \ Nicely fumiihed bedroom with or Modern Air-Conditioned Salon without k i t c h e n rriw.rge*. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 2619 Orlando Or. Ph. F.\ 1-2374 7 cu. ft. Fngidsira reingerator, or other di»-a-e» of th* cheat; all porcelain <-• Ul given blood sugar tests to Sml un­ A 1217 Magnolia Av«. Highway 17 k 92 South Eanferd Stcnutrom Realty 105 S. Oak Av«. FA 2 6742 7 cu. ft. Frlgidalre refrigciator, suspected diabetes; checked over H. E. 8TEN3TROM Furnished 3 room spartmaat Kretky HrthOg Plumb Bbutg. A.I rendition 71 oo for signs of early cancer. Th# fern. Summar Ptrmamst special Begutered Broker with bath and garage, all pri­ 1967 Frlgldetr* Super 30' electric tly doctor* of those who need med­ M. G. HODGES S3. L Si 60 2427 Laurel — Phone FA 2-2420 vate 2320 N. Narctiaua Ava, rang* with rotlsilere ical follow-up are notified, and S*nnc* on All Water Pump*— Haiti Port* Porter Beauty Shop FA 23144. 6*v» 460.00 Nov 177 57 doubtlen thousands of lives ere Well* Drilled — Pump* 1104 W. 25th St. FA 2-1321 1500 DOWN I ton Weibllt air conditioner 1V9.7S saved every year. At work, also, PsoU Road, rhoo# FA 260*7 Furnished 3 room IK floor apt. the individual usually recaivea HONEYMOON COTTAGE 1, 4 Ion delux air condlttanc-. |5S per mo. Convenient down~CLASS BEAUTY SALON~ reg. 3309 96 — J.93 education on safety and protoctiva luwn location. Call FA 2 6938. Immediate occupancy, modern 2 Air-Cor.ditioned measure* to go with nls worlbedroom. Convenient location. Easy Tern* man’s compensation insuranea aa Clearmeat X - x . Lake Mary 2 Room fumtthed house. 1 house 87.600. CLAUDE H. nOLFE well aa th* plant or company safe­ { So of Mar-Lou Mete!. Ph FA 2.4712 61,000. Down. $*:> Mi.nlh APPLIANCES guards that are In operation oaar. f b A : 1210 New 3 bedroom CBS home with1 60S East First SL PA -•-*<- fy everywhere. terrazzo floor*. Shade irtea In I v - f H i - v U : h e !> A'A.s'TKb’ 0 . lift h gang*. FA 2C378. Contracting k Repairs 27" GE rionsole ~ T V, 475 00 A 'c r t : " F r « rest liv e A fedtcte# 111" yard. Total price 19.250 1007 Sanford Ava. Pb. fA 2 66AI FA 22994. ar.d curb girl over 21This 1* a pat* to th* Movitland ROSA L. PAYTON Waitress Ride-In for Dunne Trout. Exp Apply Pig 'n WhiiU*. 142" attic fan. t* horsariv» r moRegistered Real Eatato Brokar PLUMBING date Aug. 22- 1967. ‘tor k* *tuna clock. ’ ’ <53 00 NO Waitress w-tnted. also colored Asaoe. Alberto J. Hall k Coatract and Rapalr Work 8-4602. short order cook or dishwasher. -isr..vt ii ttKVI T I T William E. IlencheI Free Estimates Apply in person Touchton Drug Th. 6'A Z lW l—l/y r t r Hiawatha R. L L. HAR5ET HARVEY Gas refrigerator 8 It.. 4130. Toilet Company, • HUTCHINSON’S Ocean Front 984 Sanford Ave. Phona FA 2 3383 and tank, *13 20 gal. hot waApia. Daytona Beach. Call FA 3 Bedroom Concrete Brick home on large corner lot Newly Whtto girl to help in Laundromat. | i J, 2-4068 R. U. Hutchison. er. “42“80 . *,U’ 2 screen door1 ------- C E R A M lc 'T IL E -----Appo' Jo*'* \5ee Mesh It. painted Inatde end out. 1406 frames, 41 no each FincU well PAUL F. MULLER k SON Forrest Dr. Ph. FA 2-6006. B H B FSTATE FOR P H '* —MALE HELP w a .NrEl* kitchen sink, 43 00. Ph. FA Huby Spcirt FA 2-1361 2-0724 Birgatfl for cash 6 lots tn MayL HARDWOOD FLOORS! fair Section on S h u !', Av»., Plumbing A Hasting. Free Esti-I 11 ft. Hotpoint refrigerator, I* r CERAMIC TILED HATH: near Lake Monro*. W. £ K ura.' tord Herald Mondays through males. All work guaranteed tor yearoid, 4100 00 FA 2-2994. hoff Jr.. FA 2- 2261 .__________ ! ^^deF' »t 3:30 p. m Coma to TWO BEDROOMS! on* year. Rill LsBrre. LongTha Herald office and ask for wood. Phona W. P. 28-2919. FOR 8ALE: WsaUnghouto port- j L KITCHEN EQUIPPED! Make This 3 Bedroom Buddy Faster after 3:30. able Vacuum Cleaner. I.ixe m HIGHLAND PARK AREA! Home Reilly new. Ideal for House Trailer as 34-PIANO SERVICE SO w ner’* forced departure rauies 20— MALE nr FEM \LE TOURS it Ii small and easy to More. ■ ■ this beautiful modern home to By selecting your own color Cell FA 2 2960. Piano Tuning & Repairing l be offered a* low a* I9.850.ix. Mike |20. delly. Lunii.iotu Name, ’— • scheme now. Other features— 2013 Palmetto GE—Electric Ha* existing FHA mortgage, piste*. Free samp.es. Leaves FA 2-6207 Range, perfect con­ electric kitchen, terraszo floors, DAVID WAYNE MATHES owner wtll teke 2nd Mortgage, Co. Attleboro. Mess. dition 4100 May be seen at overslsed lets and choirs reslrequiring aa little as 11600 1118 Oak Ave. TA 2 3750 PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING Jen’ ial location. This is a pass to th* Riti Theatre down. Immtdatr Peueisior W. L HARMON A. K. SHOr.M.tKI H. JR. for Mrs Helen Cobb. Esp. data See Seminole Realty. 1901 park 21” late model GE table model Tb. FA 2-3103 | Aug. 22, 1967. PK. I k 3-1WT Aftor 6.06 y m. Ave., Tbone FA 2-52oJ. T V, <73.00 FA 2 2994. W O O LSEY Mather of Sanford $179 The Picture Of Health TV Service The Sanford Herald— PajB * I • 'J y/ % '7 Yr % il // ,« !» r % ii .1 H % % % JS Jl % ii it* r r i 44 i 44 % ii" % el "4 % & Try and Stop M e ------------- By BENNETT CERF-------------HOLLYWOOD STAR, vacationing on the Riviera, received A this note from a pal back home: "Y’our estate Is covered with weeds, but I must say your butler cuts them faithfully, b u n d le s them up, and drives off with them. I'm not sure whet kind of weeds they arc. but he's got two h u s k y footmen helping him every day." • • • I * A society dentist, alter a profound study of some of his patients' vagaries, ob­ served. "There'* nothing to promote the payment of an old denial bill like • new toothache." Overheard by Ned Milton In ('gondola in Venice: *'! know a butty plac* to get real Italian food— but It • in Madison. Wia.'* s e e Happlaat man tn WMt* Mains? A hurrtean* has been nunad aftar hi* mother-in-law. Center O f Attention I fiojtM a p a in i At uiuol, Jov-e Moeihald wot •*•« taigtl el every r-atcul>** eye *6 ♦he "Soli/*# *o Hollywood" po'*v O ''*" recently by t*-# 3o*u*d*y fveeief Pott •* *h* 8*»#>ly H ’-O" Ho'*l ■* 8ev**ly M.ll*. ft** Mo/lie, It e t g l fiosl Win**, w e, oe d.6*r*el fro*e th# r»i*-o*d her# he ch#*s w«h M lovehy Joy*-#. Th# ql,*r«rixq #»e«* woi at*«"dtd by reorly 1000 scree* P * r t * » « l i t « t e n d film t 'v d o • • # < « '. , * s . ,0/LW;.nted.r ,n Hil T*" R*n. * mm ■m �Hospital Notes From Florida I Save Life Of Man Bitten By Snake MIAMI 5B — TSa America* Talerhona and Telerrsph Co. to­ day artoounead eompletlao M rtr. Olulicniry c m randing sfationa which will er.xbla television pro­ WILDWOOD, r u V* - Wflgram i to ho broadcast !U mile* , Ham T R»m*y, 87. ha* • pair •on-atop from th« United State* of hal'erod bedroom *!ipp*n la to Cuba. |trunk for living hit lift «b»r ha Tha lransrr.if*lon-b**#d ra a t i i Mttrn by s <Vi4ly rani a** broadcast grfatciplw—will | penult the beaming of icletnioo Doctor* mid the World War I •bout f in time* farther than th# , duabled vet#ran appirootly will prrw.'.t JO to 40 mlk distance* rravrae (ram the uioalljr >thal with “ almoat a* good” picturs Mte he roeelved an the Instep of quality. ! hi* foot July >1. The station# are act up at Ramey aaid he felt "a r.lWirvg Florida City, about 30 mile# south m n r hedroo~ aho#” iM then of here, and at Gnanaho, Cuba, frit Mi alleging arnutioa oc top DR. 0. L, WALKKK 10 mile* out of Marina. of my instep." Fred Hotiina of New York, He killed the IH foot *r«ke, general method# engioeer for the •ashed the wound, went te * ATAT* long Lne# department said doctor and then to the Vetenna the new neteork actually wont be Admmiitration Hospital ia B»y U / o o le U n n f i n n n e able to trantam the TV impuliee pine*, Fla. »Y c c f \ '- U l l i m U L S P—1 8 1 SENATE ART— Dr. A R RaynoW*. a .p w i.'d A t C M A C C h a D e l for commercial uae untd Sept U at the hoeprtal. Mid Ramey * V -flU p C I lie aaid AT*T filed an app'ieation “ mighiy Tudry" becaute a coral ReMriou* Emphasis week at the today with the Federal Comte uni. tnake‘* victim Mually dir* within NAS Sanford Oiapet got underway ration* Ccmr.iUilon for a permit. JO minute* to two hour*. Mooday evening with an eettmatIfolliM explained under the new tie theorred that Ramey'* bed "1 crowd nf ipprovimately 100 transmission method, the TV sig- room slippers sued hi* lift. The I people attending the »ervice». naU are aimed from a 80 foot coral make *pr*y* It* v*wnm on f>r. O. LaFayett* W»!ker. Head •quire trtnamlnloo antenna much it* vietira. Raj-noM* etp’aired of the Department of Religion at like the beam* of a March light then cheat* the poison tr'o the Stetaon University ijn tt on the With the curvature of the rarth flesh. i rubfeet, 'The God That Matter*." blocking a direct path to the re But this make apparently A program of special mu*lc »* » Mirer, the dgnali travel outward (prayed venom on Ramey'* *!ip- al*o preMr.ted along with eongreInto the layer of air turrounding per *nd when W chewed through rational tinging, which -vaa led the aarth known a* the trope- Into the flash. there waa no more by Charlie Morriton. The malic •ptwre. waa accompanied by Mr* Gerald venom. A smaR amount of the energy CVovlngtoo On the Organ, and Mr*. from «hera brim* 1* reflected or lr*e*e Tanner on the Plano. ’ refracted downward where It U Dr. Walker wilt continue with rtcetroi 188 mile* *war at the the aaoond of hi* aerie* of talk* atation. Thi*. said HoEins, i tomrht by diacuMing the subject enable* r* creation of a U lniiim | BY R O T S SNODGRASS of. "Van* Pradieimenf'. Hi* Image "almoM aa food” a* that Mr*. Fay I** wae hoetrx Tuea- subject far Wednetday night will cn on taler* ioa a-raeoa from 'b y ereruig to the regular meet- ha, “ Man le Saved by God” , and the eunvantlonal •antiing system. Ing of the KJLCJL of th* Rarnett Thuraday night he will apeak on. Memorial Method** church. Mr* j ‘ The Imparlance of a I'scaocal Don Walling V. president preaaW Encounter with Christ.” in th* atHence of th* preiident, \ Proviatoe ha* been made each i* rtf*: i »**< « it rot ii v Nr* B#ac«* Carlton. During the rvering for a rhtldrrn'a mirrary I « W r n » . a r » j w u i . t basinets iM o n plane acre com- and for trana porta lion i f military the entertammen* nf the and1 civtliaa peraonnel T l'lll.r. l o t *T 1 . M utt- 1pletrd ‘far ,L* ■ * *to and •* *from ii>*. ia <h i m i m an. Diatnct aetrirar of th* WSC.S. th* Station Chapel from downtown VrfcEJ’lTH KicTKiii'kien o n , to he held at th* Barnett Mr— * Sanfori. A but will depart each Aa v.fp>rm a H r»4 iMttUa ial Church Vpt. S and th* fn> -wr­ evening from th* Firet Baptift PtelaliM. ing committee* were appoif..- j . (hurvh. 51* Park Ave.. at 7:15 ovr.iiaTiirrv i-awn novranv. Mr*. Warren Ifiae. Wejroming: P M. Th* terrier* wilt begin at a VUtlU corpoeatloa. •( ai, __ !>•:** W.t* Mr*. J V. Richard*. Room*; »n-l 7:M. All military and civilian per•arson o r h i t Mr*. Ida Padgelt, luncheon. Fol Kernel are cordially Invited to at. n t . i ? r Ar ^ r or . / ^ i u i,i T ^ . lowing IS* btiairm* aeialon. Kev. lend the aerrtcee. Patera of the hie »lfa It alt**. aa* If I h I thalr Georg* Carbon. a*km *i htlrt tl law. Aaataa-a. Otdedo M«4hndlM ch irrh. gave a DEALERS HELP DEALER I n .'# .. «r iru iM ii 'IBOUOK tv tnoaa inlerracing and mlucational OALKSBtTRG, ni V — When aritjyir _____ m i r r r . m» wtr*. tr kiii«. ltd if *>tt. iitii talc on th* Mlaurel work in Cdba. uted car dealer Henry Brown. 55. Till no wa h«tra at U dfVtMFf. aufferwd a heart attack, 18 nf hi* IwttiM er *r«nl««*i ll.U.ril rl.T Mr*. Leg (erred rrfmhmenta. a*4 ____ CI.T, ala wit*. If ill.a Mr. and 51r*. II. E. Braddork competitor* derided to help him. aa-t U <»a*. Iktlr w k u « * kXri at vtetter! Mr. and Mrt Herod Brad-1 Th* competitor* ran a new. law CTTiii-a. U«ki»«* *r er>c' .wi dork U Hotly Hill Sunday. paper advartlaement Monday tab A] and Mr*. Charlei Enow and irg their cuitomer* to "aee Rr a. g»a4, ikilr *«knewk k.lu at lit. <UTtM>*. l*«kti«a er *r«M>**, U ana anrout* from Dailat, Tea** ni* fir*A" They #tan promlaed to c. pvjutkii i«a pon-rrit. ala •<(». If all.a, aa* It 6aa4- th*lr to Si* new aiaignment In Nath, tend their aaleemen to Rrnwn’t uiknpwa kalra at law. ttiln it vflle Teno. were weekend gueati .t»*ncy to help m II hta car*. la«ati*a. er rraateaa. c’ AKI/'# of Ami and Mr*. Jarry Bnhm. I -------------------------c t anisn i m — _ r r * in x o kia Vr*. Frank Johwra of High SfKW ETTTEB TAKES BEST wifi. If ill.a a il If dak*, tkair Wkknawa kiln at law. 6av|.-»a U- Spring* and Mr*. Bill Johnton of CONAKRY. French Wevt Africa gata4a, ar graalaaa; AI.VIS M. IfM IIS'l ar* CfftlllX.I. hia Orlatvio ware gueeM of Mr*. Jcfm W — Dr. Albert SchweiUaf, No wifi. If ailra an* If kewl. Ik»lr an* Llrht Motvby. bed Prtf* . winning humanitarian hrcwi kalra at law. |«aaAfrican Mr. and Mr*. C»r1 h r v g t *nd wee (teaming up the ti-a cr cramiaa: HATT1K T. Etc ilt *«J n___ r.U-’ a daughtig Irma Carol of Miami cna»t today on hi* way to a brief •nd. It ailea. aa4 If 4 i i l■. thfttr tkatr •re ho»i»» I'jaata thi# wvek of Mr vacation In Europe. jmeva f*'rt •* d»*!*•»• U i r i i t l V ‘ rhcEMA!* j and >lr*. Jack Ryan. SrhweMxar !*fl hi* hnapltal at iurair iLambarwn*. French Equatorial IVIward Jr. returned Sunday Africa, nn July n and boarded a» th#lr unknown at t*«8«. Ufl'ard nf |r«Ri from a months le*>* with rela Ihg (learner Brana at Port GegU tr \r iioeLTo*. i«d i.... VtC-at »• 1 at T m tN tad w .. I tr and friend* in Georgia and ML ★ ★ *r Religious Emphasis Enterprise Legal Notice g. ssiTf.,;::.- „ Geneva AUGUST U Admlatiene Darlene Wiltoa ( Sanford> Juanita Barkley 'Svr.ford) Richard Hanley (Sanford) Ry ADDIE f REVAT Asiu Brown (Titusville) Mr. and Mr*. Letter Brawn, Mr. Eula Mae OUver (Sanford) tnd Mr*. Chas. flarriKm have a* Donald Smith 'Sanford) Arna Mir Alravod (Sanford) thatr f-cUa for awhile. Mr*. W. M. Torre* and children of Georgia. Katie Xoblnton (Sanford) Harry Miller (Caiaelberry) Mr. and Mr*. Char!** SummerMary E3en Martina (Winter |aid and eon Charief of New Smyrna Park) Beach apeot Wedneeday with M* Clayton Newton (Oviedo) parent*, Mr. and Mr*. E. T. Lawrence Tivec TSanford) BIRTHS Summer sill. Baby rirl to Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Mr* J. T. McClain ind ran liam Rlcketu (Sanford) ipent laat w*ek In Now Smyrna Dierhargr* Reach with Mr. and Mra. Le#. HaroM Wfcittcrn (Sartfcrd) Eula Mar Oliver 'Sanford) Vr*. Walter Yarboraugb l* vl»ltValerie Ann Caldwell (TitmvtJe) hg bar daughter Mr. and 51t»Craiflon la New York. E'lrabeth JarreH (& nf«rd) Eva 5larkmrlc* (Geneva) Mr*. Vance Wa*m#n baa returned i Luclile Owen* (Sanford) borne after visiting rvlativaa In Rlchaid Site* (Sanford) Ga. i d North Carolina. Kalla Robinaon (Sanford) Jur.* packer (Sanford) Mr* T. W Prc-at* and ran Eiiia Lawre-.y# (Sanford) Carlton rwtursed bom# Prhiav af­ AUGUST 11 ter »p#ndmg a week la Jackson, Arfmittion* vilk with rvlatiT*#. HaxoI Dycae 'Sanford) John North iLeekbu/g) Mr*. R D JoDi# and family reJack Gr»en (Sanford) i turned home recently from GeraRnaomlry AMIt* (O il*»el ■gla after #pe«*dtng tlx week* ther# Eiirabeth Errer (DeBtry) : with rotative*. Marie Wiiklna (Sar.fcrdi Josephine Von Herfeuli* (Senford) Mr. and Mr*. Julian Berttot have s t ’•SUING IN FRONT of tkelr alt.raft and r#adr •• U <m« *f YAII-tU* derby trow*. L. BIRTHS a* thetr gue*t for a few day*. t„ r, 1 ( if ) A j;, Clarke, bomhardier. Ledr. J. Hurkboider. plan* romminder. and H. C Lind (Official U. 8. Nary Photo) Baby boy to 5!r. and Mra. Ml** Marylyn Ward of Kissimmee »ay. a TJ, third erraman. fempsey Barkley (Sanford) Mark end Catherine Stewart are Dampaay Barkley i Sanford) Baby boy Dyer* to Mr. and viai::ng their grandparent*. Mr. Mra. Donald Dye#* (Sanford) and Mr* M L Jackson in New 3f MUHIN N. IVfOCIN. M O. Baby hoy Wilton to Mr. and Smyrna Beach. Mr*. Parker Wilaoa (Sanford) YOU tr.ay not b# aa old aa you llr* *t tha age of 65. becawa# oi Tha Mtaae* AdrHw and Valleep company poUcy. l*t ma gtv# you Diickirget think you ax#. Prevail and Liylne Stone *p*m Jewel# Mae Hawkins lick * Aa th# year* pan by, aotr.r a few Up* on how you can rtmaln LAS VEGAS. Nev. n> — The phyalologleal changea do gradu­ young at heart and In apirit. Sunday in New Smyrna Beach. Monroe) Atomic Energy Commlitlon Io*t ally lake piac# In Ui* human Ufa can b# fascinating or Margie Stripling and baby ■ battle with the weather early, body In all of uj. T'iVlniJeia at any age. It deThe Bapcsat Miaatonary met boy (Sanford) tndap m l w-a* forced to caff th* Th# skin becociM wrinkled, th* panda upon you It pcooibly wtl! Th'jrwUy wtsh seventy-fnw at AUGUST * 15th po»tponement In the firing body become* mo.*# lUKcptlbl* to help a great deal if you keep Admix ion* tendint. Mr#. J. T. McClain and of It* Shatta cuclear derice. th# chrcnle lllr.casei that beset active. Mr*. Hart were host»•row for th* Diano Grandvfll*. 'Oviedo) If yow still feel Ilk# working, the older member* of our popti The t*»t wa# »#t fra S a m . Wilma Sander*. (Scottemuor) program "Giving water of life In get a part-tlm* Job B*»rycn* ean latlon. p d t. but tea* than an hour be­ Europe." Thooe taking part w«r* Gloria Reutier. (DeBary) use a little extra Intom# the*# Idays. Mr* P«ul Maxwell. Mr*. France* fore the device wa* to ba trig­ Wa Slow Up B.RTH9 gered atop a 500 foot toaer Baby boy !o Mr. and Mr*. Phillip*, Dalplina Phillip*. Mr* ! Our waig become* slower and Broaden your tiiLeraatJ Keep i Speer. Mr* J. T. McClain Mr*. seientiat* decided that wind con- , thtr# la Int ipf.r.g to th# attp. your thinking flexible. Taka a Johg William* ditjon* could carry fallout over Baby boy to Mr. aed Mr*. Self, Mr* Stewart, Mr# Hart. At Fatlgu# ortrtakci ua more bigger part In club and church the end of th# program. Mr*. populated aroa* near the Netgda quickly. actlvltiex. Oct Interested In some­ Gienn Reutter, (DeBary). proving ground.*. Tha AFC will Henry Simpson showed movie* cl Dlicbarfr* Yet It’a probably not tlm# fox thing besides sitting around tha try a fain at tha same time house watching television. the old rocking chair yet. Colleen Dabb* and Baby their trip to Europe. Wrdfieiday Mentally, and phydcaily, too. If llf# la really Interasting for (Sanford). Tbe much-delay*d teat origin­ you’ra most likely a lot younger you, there la always something to Doria Franclteo (Sanford) FLUID DRIVE ally wa* acheduled July 73. Un­ than you think. It a all iu me way Uv# for. It ioa*« tva meaning only L-l* Anr.* L»ok}**T I Tarn when you fael lonely and useleaa. HALIFAX. S 3 . «P — Terry favorable weath*r led to th* po»iyou look at It. Park) No on* la ever tiaeleaa. And no ponementa, a record number for Kidd l* a young man of a few A century ago you could expect; Roae Marl# Perry and baby to live 40 year*. That wa* the one ever need b« lonely. word*. Ha had only on* comment th* 1»57 te*t rant* Two other boy (Sanford) after ranting hi* father'* auto to teat* will be delayed at ieavt 10 avrraga Ufa tpan. Anything be- QtnXTtOR AND AVIWtl Am Tanner (Sanford) day* became of th# setback In yor.d that waa borrowed time. | A R Can the tenie of art*11 ba Louni* Thompson. 'Sanford) rofi into the harbor. Said 2-yearToday the averaga la almoat 70 lost after a skull zracturt) old Terry: "Dad"* car drowned." th# AEC'a rahaduic. Janetta Knv (Sanford) years. And many, many peraona Aruwer: Ye*. If tha portion of 5frs. John Williama and baby Hr* well beyond that. tha brain controlling this ranee la Florence Hodge* (Sanford) buy (Sanford) Fcr those of ycu who must re*. damaged. SEARCH FOR KNOWLEDGE Joaephine C. Htcketta (San­ MELBOURNE. Auatralia V — June Bultner (Sanford) ford) AUGUST 1* J B urrU rv who rifled a pnnt »hop Carol J. Crumley (Sanford) AdmUiloat : her# apparently were trying to *#t BIRTIIS |at th# root of th# m*U«r. They Juanita Harold (Sanford) Baby boy to Mr*. Larin* C. >atole 10.<w> copic* of a booklet to Chaiiotta S a p p (Maitland) Stagg (Sanford) ! be dUtributed to local p>d:r*. The Katy Scott (Sanford) Baby Boy to 5lra. Lucy Sea- j booklet* de*cnbcd the bc*t meth­ Lucid* Gwen* (Sanford) mors (Lake Monroe) Lucy Seamore (Lake Monroe) od* to thwart rrim*. Diacharge* BIRTHS Baby girl and Mother Mr*. Baby boy to Mr. and Mr* SPREE PlB LiriTY Helen McKane (Long-wood) Hubert Ziegler LONDON tf — Directors of Helen Morn* 'Sanford) Baby girl to Mr. and Mr* Lou Edith Bi*hop (Sanford) ; Fr#mlin'a Brewery are to have P h o n # b e fo r e Harold. UP TO $ 6 0 0 Mrt. Charlotte Fioyd Sapp : thair own company tie. Th# eraBaby boy to Mr. and Mr*. n oon lor you r I vat will feature pink elephant* and baby boy (5lattland) Floyd Sapp. on a dark background. u Robert People* (Saa'ord) Cmb 14 m o n i y Ia t • r Diwkargee 15th Postponement Of Nuclear Test Bomb Forced Toda You Needn't Grow O ld O A N S Florence Smith 'Sanford) Ethel Mattair (Sanford) Patricia Harper (Sanford) Viola Fran»r (Sanford) Marjorie Smith (Sarfocd" Floyd Fullerton (Sanford) Marrare* Thu r«*n (Grange City) AUGUST M Admlatinna •ylveater Edge (Lake Monro*) Catherine Stage* (Sanford) Ralph Bennett 'Sanford) Rev. WIRiaa E. Brook* Jr. (SarJord) the i i m * d ayl New Banking Hours Y ou a olo cty o u r Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Friday Evening: 5:30 p.m. • 8 p.m. CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY ow n ropaym ont plan I 1m *#!#•# f | f 8»«l Tm ••#•#*8 im n ) IN UN UN HUM 41tN 57799 III 30 DIM r z t . HIM un 32.80 FAPyi I L Y F L O R ID A FINANCI ISTATE B A N K SIRVICI, INC. of Sanford 1 » *6 f A W F O P D * | Cbrp— 125 South Fork Avtnu* • T#l#phont: FAirfoi 2*4813 >00#808e8*8800#8888#8888888088t8800»009« 9 t# p BiacrestSellers. ..because BiggestSavers/ t [ : ( rnr.nT.v*?» ■*«**■ • Mr Mr<- ^ f r 'M ^ r ..r M.V kT.-a'k.(V.1X Uw.| Ptn" ‘ ^ r*'U4u ^ 7 PILE E l TIP Itit'tfa nr ctant***. I—Ik 1panted by Mr. Small a mother. ii'lliil-iillr .id i i Kir,-«M'>r Irua- Mr*. Harrison Small and children NEWARK. England » (»»•• JlMt I II lUSKIN i>t . IilnXIN. kit wife. It ailv*. at* If Loui* arui Nancy of Grvwrtburg, Thieve* wno looted * clgater ahop 0»il. Ikilr aaknawn •own kiln at law l*w. Penn, for a ahort viatt here. left * word of advice for tha pro4««tiara Itnlia* graatir*; tad ad >*»* ar ■raatiaa; Mr*. John Lrwia. Mr*. lienr. prletor. They wrote a note laying: •ar k«1 all paraan* rlalatr* arr rljrkL fill* ar imr-at la aa* ta tha Mnlng of Orlando and Mr*. J. L. ” Loc% after the p’ te* heaer." fatlewlaa l>>-iltal taut* if*uat* Jeckvm and Brent and Brenda ----------------------------------------------Irlaa iU (tlat la *aaala*la o**aDavid of Sanford and Mr. and and Mr*. Brneat Snodgrass Teas. MKrutrurii*’ *W Tnaii Mf*- *• c ; ^ r. unit i ii w a v in. mi.> Harvey R. Dunn nf Ftraal Ctfy H'U, «»:»-n<Vf araar4la* t* gueata of Mr*. Frnd Render WedPl»« Uareof rtaarde* la plat I naeday. i(>eitt tha week and with hia par Ue n*ear4a ar (wT'Mti rv....... I R rr m .ia a n d V a - I D | v y f «f * s » j — *J , M y | * j W y t R s y r t j L rtorlta To* art a* k *f Taa will taka ford were overnight guetta of Mr. | Durm. ■aura (kat tha MkUtlft Ik tka •boat atria* rwaaa kaa lB*tlt*t>i p it •*•!«!» Vea la tka nrralt 0PKN 12:15 rtart of Ik* Mlatk Jadlctal rtr. alt. U *%4 for Samliwla o**Mr. Mar. 14a. t* ealrt tilt* la Ika rl.Uiiff i. LAST th# pi* t h a r e a l e r a e a r l v a t t e a la le a.mi. «)• (Waalf. ~ — -i • .< *i a«nk*4 aala rtarta* SHOWING •h-ia . . T M IA T I! V..« h»-rt>r t* fill fewe aaaaar I* th* eewH.taint nu t I •» ahov* *'*la4 aalt with I i w M a ira ii tki IJiarh ml th* (Wrralt Oan la •*4 fnr froelMl* Oaaatr. rte»l4*. ta ih# Cnarlho-M# at l a i M fie. FRED ASTAIRE-CVO CHARISSE rtda. an4 ta aaraa a r.>pr thara^r z z w aa-'B -w sg «:;* i ^ t i*m rrrit S£* j aaid aitoraav ra ar haCra* taa tlta ‘1*7 #f 8*ra*nib*r. A. t». I**.t. 11arala fait rot *r telwaroara will ha aatarai aralnat r-a t-r 4*faaK. XH w n v u i Trnrnisor. j heraweao eat wiv li#a4 aa4 afflial ■ty. •#•! at 8»arar4. n»H4a. thU IJth dap of Aaeuat. A. h IMt, O r MKItjeTKIl# Clark «f tka rtr gf agnMael# rVuBtf. F 811k S to c k in g s ms m ilrn im /yA\ |r ____ . t ^ ^ w i i m c a i a bTARTS TOMOBROW M o r e truth o w n e r s k n o w that C he vrole t . . . with It* w ide ra n g e o f m odels , * • offers the right topodfy and pow er to sta y a n d save on a n y jebf Dwrablo Oiavroiwt Titfc-Poroo (it'tM U H l Mitaih RMi k : t ' i fililC tracks art doing mora )ob*—and drxm BOfi Quad)/ and eflkltntfy ii*n any other tract. And bccauto of their brawny btttld, htg-load caplcitiet, and many modern feature*. Chevrolet* save tuna sod «o a cy trvwnd tha ciocU ~ Taka a t r t at Cb#vmWt*» SardattjrLing pickup*. You ean taka yvrar pick of Mg. nxicnv bodies with hardwood floors, si k1»trips, Only fra n d tiicd ChetnJrt dealers and gra]n-t!gh( tanyafe*. And for the right power. O iew rolct o iltn a lineup of » . per-effi­ cient cnemcs from 140 a l th# way up to 210 h p. From a wide range of model*— perky pickups, middlewetghM. tough Undcma-iet your CbcvroWt dealer help you select th# right Ruck for jour job. Sea hta toaai Chevrolet Ttrsk-Jbme57 Ihia kf f i t 'W g W i o & le trvdnJ display this ft Sea Your Local Authorized Chevrolet Dealer ;|—i ' ri V I* I �Sraf^iT.- ■ < *':- r ©It# #m tfurd fc ta lit Partly cloudy throush Thursday will! widely scattered afternoon and earning thundershower*. » VOL. X L IX * an SANFORD, FLORIDA, Established 1009 in d e p e n d e n t d a il y n ew spaper W EDNESDAY. A l'G l’ST II. 1957 Shop and Save • . Sanford > TO. fi.. United Press lea sed Wire A m e ric a n Y o u t h L e a v e M o s c o w For R e d C h in a Milk Board Chairman Odham Sworn In Today Students Defy Ban CofC Directors Approved Proposed By-Law Changes Th« 5*mlin1» Cmintv Chamber M O SCO W Ferty-cne y m i-i (n u tira n a left M oscow for Rvd ,f C om m erra m ember-hlp d m a • ins aboard the IV Ip tn g Special ',r' 11 •D’1 underway in Ortnlser with train today in open defiance of llM llc y V * '? * " 2. ,h c fi,m ' Uic Stale D e p a rtm rn l* ban on paign, Clifford MeKihbin. presi­ T ILL III ASSEE V Th. State Milk Commission was rx period to act up machinery today for • new study of the necessity j dent, lo'd number* nf the Board China travel. of milk price controls In.Florida. | of Directors last night. Several barked out of going *t I Rrailey Odium of Sanford, J MeKihbin called on the member­ the last minute after a night of «F who fought milk price fixing | ship to ‘ pilch in" an.l do the usual soul srarrhing and argument whe­ Huimg hil ten umurrrsaful ram-1 Rood bd! in assisting the memberther to defy Washington. paigns for governor, took over a* [ *h‘p drive rommittrr The It who atood hy their drchairman of the Milk Commission I The tentviive budget of S31.S00 teimination tn go left Mowowr * W reviewed at las’ night'* dlTuesday at tiie first >e<rion of a 1h» Seminole Count) Jun!" ) arotlav station at 4 p m. 9 irrtors meeting, pointing nut that The Board of Sanford Clfy Com- Iwodsy meeting here lie a auicd milk producer* from (Itamher of Commerre tregan pre­ • m. eats. TSie train will follow requests had hern matte to hemt|misiloner* hat gnttfn down to the ; "arrlout" study of th* clly'a 1997- \a im m part* of Ihe state who parations last nlcht for the nn the Iran* Siberian line, arriving nolr County and City of Sanford to John Krider, Manager of the apprprut* 110,000 each to ratty were on hand for the rrorganltat- mist Jnyrre Fishing II.mIpo for at Peiping in eight day*. .'*1 budget Seminole County Chamber of Com­ The hi.ats on thi* first organlird out the "aihertlsing ef S.unford' Seminole Counly Children. io< merting that the ro m m in io n Commltalonerr have already remerce reviewed Sanford's "loo ' reived a copy nf the proposed bud­ srra not "H a c k e d " against price Mrmber* of the Irval J*)ree American junket to Peiping tie and Seminole County,” with tho Year Dream" yesterday at the balanre of the budget raised from get prepared hy City Manager War controls, but would taka "a fresh club are meeting at the City Shopi Ihe t hinear Communists. Lion* Club noon luncheon meeting. Thiee otoer Americana who at- ntemlserahipa in the Oc'.ubrr drive, ( ten E Knowlea. However. details lo o k at this problem.” tn put potri, lines, hooka, tinker* "The 100 year dream." Krliler Reviewing Ihe showing of the of the departments! breakdown "If rontroli were abolhhrd to­ and floats In shape tn he used nn tended the Communist Youth told Lions Club members " m ’ have not been releaied pending morrow, I thttik wr would are an Wednesday. Aug. JA. when the Festival here last week -aid they "Seminole Counly Story" to TV Jthousands of intrraaled people In budget meeting!. Inrrrate tn i<rtre* Instead of a largrst crowd ever tn gather about would go to Peiping by plane audience*. Manager Krider pointrd ) connect the St. John* flivcr with The first meeting of the hoard drerea*e,” thlham aatd. "I’ m wil­ Lake Carol# will dtp their linn l*i*r to Join the urganlscj tour. out that "We have had it out more Ihe Atlantic Ocean near Tituaville." than at any time In Hi history." Case No Reason I to study th* rlty'a money bill will ling to make *vrry ronaclentious Into the lake in hopes of ratchlnp It la Increailngly more impor­ It it being shown now In Ohio the first, tvggrst, or tongrat fiah The two American* who dropeffort to ice if price fiaing la he held Monday night tn discuss tant now, he raid, line* the deve­ A transatlantic flight has atari- and set up appropriations for th* necessary." in rharge nf the group working !*«■ ° l 'b** tour today were and Michigan, he said, and it is Sanfont will goon trel an up In- lopment of the deep harbor at date 'nipeellon by South'Kaalern Canaveral. "Any future develop- e.J tor the Commanding Officer operatbn of the municipal govern­ Before soling on abolishing the laat night was (J. Andrew Speer. Richard Sherman of Chicago, III, also being distributed hy the Flo­ Underwriter* Aaaoclation'a munici­ me.t In Sanford and Central Flo- and 12 officer* and men of Heavy ment. price lontrola. the commission i Tonignt Frank Noel will be in *nd Stan Fukaon, of lavs Angeles, rida Development Commission. The hoard nf directors approved pal engineer, accmdlng (o a letter rids depend! on Just one thing," Attack Squadron Seven, as they Already A nf a mill ha* been will have to hold public hearing* 1 charge and tomorrow night Herb Calif. Their reason* for dropping the first reading of proposed t Ached by City Manager Warren he aa‘d, "cheap water borne car- - Terry an AJ "Savage" to render- earmarked for a general "aeroas on the Issue throughout the slate Stenstrom take* over to direct Ihe trip wen rItlOun littmrtchanges in Ihe Chamber o f Com­ IL»ua with the Squadron'* Detach­ the board" cost of living wage In- tn sound out rtllrena on Ihe issue, i Ihe activities. go." T. Knowlea. lately. merce by-laws which aet mretitnr* Krlilrr reminded the IJon* Club ment Thirty Six In Mediterranean rrea»e approved unanimously hy Tlte injpcciton la being made (o Odham and Ihre* Olliers were Other group* getting prepareThose planning to fly to Peiping quarterly Instead of monthly; Inwat-ri. The Detachment has been I members of the fact that the Ar­ hoard member* at last Monday sworn In as new members of the lions under way for Ihe big event ,r|* brother* David an-l Albert rrr.x»es the board of direetori fro Justify Ihe fir* Imuraneo clasalfi cation of M l 5 Claas which would, ray Corps of Engineer* now re- abort one airplane and crew since night's meeting. c o m T h ? ) neif n|>|H>intc4 JuM prior t«j ichoot opminjj ,«f Ilmokllnf, inil IT to (9; provide* for the reapaatd City Manager Knowlea, ma- ■ognlav plratur* boating as a fee- it left Ihe continental United States Ma>or David Cat. hr I intimated ■recently by Gov Iwltuy ( olltna. Bob Cushing who heads the com- J»r°b Rosen, of Ns-w York City, pointnunt on the board of direc­ tcrially reduce fir* tnauranca pre­ |tor with 11,000 boats as a poten- in June when one crew had to re­ that the mlllage Increase in elty* j Odham replaces L. K. Nicholas aa inittee to provide tee rream and Rosen was In Kiev attending a tor*; eliminates the nominating ' list from three counties alone us­ turn to Sanford. mium ralei In the city. __ _________ __ became ____ cold drink* for the youngster* par- rongreas of the organisation of committee; seta th* number of taxes would be approximately - cha.mi.tn ami ___ Nicholas The "Savage", piloted by Lieu thrt* mill*In order to tnkr c a t e !administrator of the commission, tiripatlng; The laat inspection made by the ing the St. Johns at Sanford as the Seminole County World Democratic Youth, directors from each district and tenant Commander II C- F’rancla- of operatingexpenses andnecesassociation was in July of 199i an outlet. Other ... new are -Jackson Association which will Thr American* had met behind >he method of election; and tela ....... - mernliers ...........____ ........ .....I Sportaman . Bringing Ihe Industrial po*slco. alio carrie* Lieutenant Junior and since that time, according to ear>’ capital improvement*. Logan of Tampa. Hubert Carter l»»«*•«**- the hail l<* lie used tn tha tln«cd door* at the Hotel Totirlat the quorum for meeting*. powlea letter requesting mnal I bllities Into tha •'|i<0 year dream", Grad# T. If. Prrnti.-e as bombar­ local mar-1 In the frittva! village to make It hat b-en estimated that eons-1uf Jacksonville, and Wllnter Baa Fishing Rodeo; anil Aviation Mach­ miasioner* will require at trail sett nf Monllrello. ’ration ef the chans* to a htflerK rider pointed out "that It would dier navigator chanu who (laniflcatlnn. Improvements have ha a wonderful thing if we had inists Mate Third Class Donald po!>-a In lo go and Ignore ihe ***rn wsrnfour meeiincs to aludy the com a Her the seven commission equipment tn put - thw .... , i . i shape. MncharUa contributing Ing nf Undersecretaty of Stale A _ _ _ , , | x / I f 1 n w been tkade i|V Dr* tttfenae Ins- ttei oppeitwSnty 9l d*i'~e-S,l »ft-el V'nj-a at .'V»d . ilfwiBJC. «n-i plate budget. members vtderd tl-clr opinion* on , 1 . „ _, . . . * roll! coming into the Senford area ; Avolaiiott Mu litnl.U Ifalr Strtmd provements. . r , 1 ne. a nkrrs, float* and tviok* are: Christian Ifrrtrr which was pi»». ^ S S O l J l l U l Id ." T O O T Two separate tmdgrla will b# prm- ,-ontrul. III rertwnae to queaHowever, the Inspection would —but we've never r en been able - CJaai Atb*rt E. George, Plane Robson Spotting Gooris, Hill Hard i Captain. Tit# treW will Join the studied: one for genrral govern- tlona by odium, th-- y a commit- ware Co, and c*-mlnole Spurting be primarily to prepare a llrt of to disco-- such a possibility." I feel that thorn who have ac- -letachment aboard the aircraft ntenl and another for the utility tion at Its first action refused t» 'Tflr' t recommended improvement* for Ing not tn go. Another, who had , COCOA VP — Pnllr# today 1— -a withdisa directive ------' ' co,l'to milk th* "better classification desired'' cumlated using! and are not de­ 1cirrler URS Rsndolph operating department. pvrvlouslv derided not to r<v, charged James Smith. 23. with distributors to buy their milk fur tent m Indutlry or commerce with the Sixth Fleet In th# Medi­ based on current conditions and changed lit* mind and derultwl to raping # Uvea raid girl betide a consumption in schools and mil Kit the people who should alt terranean. and finish out the eight experienced Judgement. | join the group highway while hi* wife held th# Itary pitta at dais one pipe*. R. L. C-atewood, chief engineer hark and let the young ritlrrns mrnth deployment. Mill Total II iliild's arms Hying with th* "Savage" will th* underwriters association handle Ihcaa problems, ' Kndcr Dixdoturr of Ihe change of Smith'a wife, Shirley. SO, waa at a September meeting he Commander It. C. Knight, Com­ Knowles in his letter "Since I said. plan* hy ' the other five te.luc# 1 charged with being an accetaory. rommlatmn, Pointing to l.loni Club mrmber!, , after representative* p r n n r L j« -p T f l l l f C manding OfGtcr of Heavy Attack we have not Impeclrd Sanford in the train parly to 41 from an Sheriff James W Dunn said th# it the industry, educational and r r U f l L l l l b L I U I ISb Seven. piloting the over a year and change* have pro­ Krider said, "You are the ones Squadron A move tn bring almot a negn- original 4<V When the three wha «u>uplc plcknl up the girt and two bably occurred during th* Interim who will tay we are for this or squadron's P-’V "Neptune" pa­ BY MRS RIYMOND MORRIS |military leaders have been heard th ;f." And lie adc-1 "Anything trol plane. With Commander i on the subject. Gallon for a Sanford Ga* Com- said they will gr. Utrr hv plane j younger children al a trailer parte which makes the present grading CASSKLRERRY — Otto Henn­ ------- -— pany franchise was started Mon j reach Peiping, the number of j !»*t Saturday, then left Ihe youngno longer applicable, we are list­ that will bring a payroll to San­ Knight am Lieutenant K. E. K i­ ing was Inducted Into the f-iona „ , , . _ . . ' day night hy the Hoard of Sanford American youth, nn Ihe Junket Ifr children at the home of Mrs. na), Lieutenant Junior Grade N.5. ing your city for an up-to-date In­ ford, we need." will total 41. Smith'a ilatcr. Demonstrating ways which Pntden. Aviation Marhlnivt* Mate spection." Komromolaknya Prava.l*. organ After th* assault, Dunn said th# -d the occupa­ would help the development of First Ctaaa G. B. Smith. Aviation gen. of the College Park etuis, who tional tlrenca for thr lo«al firm to I uf th* Voting Communist*, rejotc couple drove the girl home. Her Sanford an-l Central Florida. Kri- I Elretroni.-sman First Class T. P. also prracntrd five year pci fret he tssunl only unlil March 31. I!'1^ cd today that the Ami'rlcaps had parrnts contacted polirr and Ihe drr laid "Ihe Chamber a of Com­ I’ lirk, Aviation Electrician Third attendance awardl to qualifying Indicatlona that a new frans’hlte* ' derided to defy wha' It called 1Smiths were arrested. The girl mence, Port Authorities, Propel- J Clan A INI Frandano. Airman I Casselberry Lion*. Nine clubmen for lor Cluhr, and other commercial -I II. Monies, and Airman T. A. is being sought were made when j ||rrtrr i "thi **lening letter” . It |was admitted la sHospital d had attained the five year alien TOKYO IB— Japan nn thi* IJtlt th* Board of Commissioner* *p j also lamented what It called at- ' treatment nf shock. ar-d civic crganlratlona in arras |Green. Th* crew In the "Neptune" |-lance mark and seven were on snnivetsary of her aurrender in Florida law prohibitspublic*that can be *-rve<l by new water­ 1will give neeenary logistic Ind proved the Issuinr of the occupa tempts hv Ihe American Emhaasy hand fur tha presentations Tbr>se World War II. I# ae*|ng the la «t tinnal herns# from Oct I, 19W ln(| rmropomlrnt* In Mosctrw lo nam# of a r*|# vie A chicken barbecue Ii being ways, or whi.-'.t ran he benefited i maintenance support to the "Sa­ 1receiving the awards from Jrrol American romlmt Itonpa finally to March 31, 199! "predicted on a frighten and dissuade the youth-1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ given Saturday, Aug 17 to benefit m on through further development vage" as it wings its way on the |gen were Junius J. Alien, Haul leaving her Islands. renegotiated franchise " ful adveoturrri. ki D /+ the Elks Childrens Playground in of existing waterway*, ran help lonrtrip arrow the Atlantic. I Altman, Hibbard Cxmclbenry. Ren tremendously by initiating pro­ The two aircraft will-fly to ArTo irnna Japanese, the w |G sThe newapaper aald "reactionIxflO JO r K O y U T C C Il Fort Mellon Park. j Evnn*. Mdler Evan*. C. K. (Bud) >1 is t welcome eraiing n f ; . . . . , ... , , ary United Stale* elrcl*a'' wrere I Th* barbecue, slated to hesln jects, attending hearings both In |genlla, Newfoundland with a re­ I Fisher and William Ottn. Itarmond draw-al at S 30 Saturday afternoon. Is he their own communities and Wash­ fueling atr.p at the Naval Air -Sta­ Morris, ab-ent because of Illness signs of jap.n. dcfci Hut in. Nikita Khrushche v trying to deprive the youths of . , . , their 'elementary rhj,ht—tlie tikht ing sponsored by th* Sanford Elks ington, communicating with your tion, Quonaet Point, Rhode Island, 1waa preaentrsl the award by arc re alihdrawal mean* a lo«* of Jot.* Major Roy D Green Iravrt San­ Club and all proceed! will Ire used representatives in Congress, and Ithen to the Atores Islands in mid |tary F*rnl A. Yeager and William to other J.ipanese, nr a drop in j C f l S l t l V e M D O U t to travel to another country." ford Saturday for Fort Knox. Ky. puoUrlaing waterway benefits Mlantlr, and then to Port l.yautry ».f rt habilitate ard furnish equip- jby puolicDl lucrative Ii lainetse* l-asrd on the . . . n I J C Th* only rme of the group to Higgle, now in vacation, will re where he will attend the LT5 ’ Army I French Morocco. Commander nfent In the playgrm.nd. I (trlosslirul* L'. S *rr\lcenian pattnnaxH lS b a l d b p O l withdraw! at the meeting -as Or­ Aironr School. ceivr hi* awatd at a later date. Knight and crew In the "Neptune" Cost of the barbecue Is It SO The biggest prnhlcm far.d by nF.RIJN tP - Snvlat Commit ville Schmidt, * Menonltv and Major Green said thi* morning Jerttigen emphasised the Imr-ir will return to Sanford n about a nlate. A free delivery I! aval), tance of attendance In maintain Ihe Japanese people on this an n|,t [,e»d*r Nikita Khrushchev I* conscientious objector of Marion that he had hern assigned to the ten days. able hy calling Fa 2 3762 or Fa lllg a strong chlh. Mcmlier* were nlvcraary howevet, la Ihe question sensitive about hi* bald aput. hut R. D, now worl ing with East Armor S-houl to attend a 17-wrrk 2-3432. Fluropcan refugee. In Germany. Advanced Courre beginning Aug. urgml to attrnd meetings regularly, ' if th* buildup of her own ih-fin*«- not like moat men. Co-chairmen for Ihe event at* Shelby Tucker, an Oxford vtudrnl 19 lie n sensitive tn sunlight lo take an arllre pari tn club af forces All II. 8 combat ground Jim lloolehan and Ralph Wight. Mrs Green an.| children will reA hare headed Khru*h( hev ad of I’asi Christian, Miss , who had fair* and attend district meeting* force* aie scheduled to !*• with Assisting on Hie committee aret |when puavlblc- Also, "with an ma Dawn from Japan hy tha end of dressed a mass rally for more withdrawn iecnn*i«h"ed and an­ main In Sanford rhtle Major Green WASHINGTON W» — Sen ('«tton Brown. Stlnaon KtrJaw. Georg* A. Smathers D-Fla. got attend* the tchool. j ny club* nearby It Is easy fur any this year. than an hnflr In Eaat Berlin Tne* nounce! he would go Fiota Yelvlngton, John Pop*. E. some ronflietlng answrrs Tuesday Lion In make up a mrcling of his The Marine* began th.tr f.nal rt*>' "bcncs^pe the .on came L Fuller. Hilt Hardin, an-l Wad* when he aiked at a hearing what 1own club which he may have mitt withdrawal thi# wrek while th • "ul h' r" ,ch ,‘l ,or «’*n h) Snyder. states are still dry. IAS VEGAS. Nrv. <m — Un­ ml for good reason,” Jerigen said irt Cavalry Division’ ! t'.andar I *f"* ' . .a. mot# ^ to Karrj loon Harold F Jenkins, secretary of *tl! "Ontr two. Oklahoma and Mir favorable wind* again Inlay . . Whrn . .ih#. • ...tan . . 11 . hirH i rlniH Hnruirvnfv rfmox#fl slMippi." replied Thairman A 9 forced th» Atnml* Energy r«m- [ College f*cV IJon* read a fesotu The United filaie.Jtll maintain jt <nH . ^ h . d hack hit remain Mika Mnnroney D Okla. of » Sen mission tn call soother ?t-hmir tion adopted hy that rlilh anpport ate rommerr# subcommittee. j delay In the firing of Its Shasta [ Ing Jerigen as a candidal# for Go­ a titraht* Air F’orre and Naval jn_ h4|f unlta in Japan for an indefinite , 'Texas," loudly rolunteerrd an nuclear rlevlca. vernor nf district 19 0, unidentified woman In the audi­ It marked a record number of In recognition of hii service as period. ence. Id lime* that thr tret has been past president, past rone chairman The ground trooji*' withdrawal WASHINGTON if — T*‘* TTavy "Mo.* Smathera said. , puitpsr.rii. Sglep?!-'* eeaehwdnted •rvt n.,-* • r<en*ile ihalfSel ^m-*y ■ -j not a smartly m«an ' a— oo—.-e-r ImIiv t* will drop t®,- Jojt saemi dry." |tha shot tn he fired from a W). nor and holder of * pet fee* s! '•pan will suddenly st.p up :he n C T C T O I T I O r r O W CA9 civilian employes In Ihe eur! font tower for 1 a m. p d t. Thura- tendance record for several yeari. tempo of her defense buildup. But ... .. , , Mrs N*nr* Nancy W IV unt fiscal year, the maortty of the local club voted to support it doe, fare the Japan*,, nation |day. Mr* * 'rr,r '* ,t Count” Service Officer fo* tv-ml Irm l-y Ort. "I. ■'em However, th# AEG a»M It ha* Jernigen too per rent. with lha reality that thr Ameri­ Tire economy order was !>• lat- Y q q { O n R c C O r d another device ready to fire and Jernigen rou.vlcsl out a busy can ... .Gl‘s . . . are . . . leaving and that nn|r Counly ha* Invited Charles State Sen Ice Ofeit In a series of drastic measures >mu!d decide later today whether sch*dula Irr Inducting Otto Henn * ,U definitely hair to do ‘office a'.*'a ro — TV* lo go ahead with th* Shaata test eg Into the club. fo fit Ihe armed forces into a 111 J irKSONVILLE m*r* aliout bullHim g into ciun. something more building . ” 'i.»s,,,'i,\t"n.r#*<iinu« »nH Ulllon Hollar spending budget for "umber of polio r**e* In Florida or Irirrer tho other device In­ Thg meeting was rondu«ee«l by up U11 her k.r Hrfena# rower discuss technical q testlon* and defense power the year which began July 1. l-l* running less than half of th* deed. Paul Altman. 1st vice-president.! PT , d,fen'* P0* " ; . problems w‘th veteran* and their Twtlv# years ago Unlay Japan a . unm>rs or dependents residing The Air F'orre has annouurnl lumber In I9M. which was one of Th* A EC waited until the last due to the unavoidable ibw ne. of ,ou* ,,n', f'-'vn’- ' Will- in this area, with regard to \rtcr flans lo drop clvllion entP0'^ vearg nn record, minute tn port pone the Shasts t*«i urai! lent Robert Srh:- iff The flslr Board of ITrailh. In In hopes that wind rondjtlnne Jcrnlgcn expressed genuine tary machipa atood in ahjeet nn« Administration benefit* such ployes by the in* end of Ortoi-er October at #• hospitalisation, education and • saving o f 1 to * million a tta i»*eVly report Tus^dav. **ld wool! Improve. The AEC aald Ihe plearurv when Informed that tight defsit. training, insurance, disability, wi­ month Army plans are yrt to eight new rases were reported f«r present winds would hare blown of th# five year attendance award* dows and dependent parents bene the w*ek ending Attg. 9 That fallout over a roa.l construction war# madr to charter members 'w announced. fit-, Gl Housing loans, etc. brought the atate total for the year camp 90 mile* nurtheast of the Jo# Wcimrr now nn vacation, will *Th» Navy wa* unable to say Prince represent* the headquar­ to to, eomnared tn 1B3 for the Nevada proving grounds. ha eligible for a' similar awatd in Immed.jtrly what it monthly same period last year. ters office of the Florida DepartSeptember, saving would be after the civilian Only one of Ihe new rates, a j mrnl of Veteran* Affair*. Past a eutLark, hut It apparently will he old white girl tn Marion LIMA, Peru sn — Gladys len­ Grille, Florid* and hi# aervtces are r lit DON .9AII.OR8 der. thia year’s Mist Universe, offered free of charge lo all con­ not much lesa than the Air j foooty, s»a* of the paralytic type FLU CLOSE! ftCHOOIJi BUENOS AIRES IP — The gov­ RI1SCUKRH rare? (laudl# Cordl (renter) «f I^cro. Italy, down the BUEMW AIRF7S 01 — All has been stricken hy the Asiatic cerned. Force's. I The chtM apparently had not re. ernment has partioned 93 navy en­ few feetof Fig, r Mountain la (irlndrlw eld. Switierland. after Beductiosia will run througloul f<.tvrd SaU, vaccine shut* listed men end released them fno ichoola in Buenm Aire* and its flu. You may make #n appointment laat hi and three other surmhrrs of hi* cllmbliig parly were trapped for fh« Navy's shore establishment,1 Thrre of the non-paralytic care* priaon where the) »*re tcrvlng suburbs sirre closed unlil >ext Hi* T >tuvian beauty'* doctor with Prince In advance through the more than • week. AlfreJ llclepart ,a Germ*# guide, wa# lowered the announcement said. Naval were reported from Hillsborough i lime for participating in subver- Monday breauaa of id epidemic of said h# hag ordered absolute rest |County 8«r>lc« Officer •( Sanford on a winch operated eahlv down the pe#k'l aorlh f#re lo veaeh (khipyards, erdnance plant*, ovvr- County. One each occurred In - sive activities since the overthrow Asiatic Flu. Authorities said al "for two day* at least." - where Princ# may h# contacted Cordl, ssho waa so weak h# had to he strapped t# the ruidt'a hark. kaul and repair shop*, and lupply Brevard. Collier, Bradford and ] nf the Peron dictatorship. It war leart half a million persona wtr# Her condition it not considered personally on Aug IS. 1937, from A billiard hat hampered effort* lo reach the other thr.e tssn. —- — • (lauraalio&M gaUssauhotuJ f| o U will he (hicU) affc.ttak i I'mcltas roualie* I announced. |affected by th# disease acnoufc j2.(n< P.M. i« 1.90 P M. jTR IGIC END TO VACATION—A chartered air User, returning from Britain with a group of war veteran* amt ihrir famillr• who had Item varalmnrag al a reunion In England. crashed in a thundert'nrm If milra south uf tjurltee ('ll), Canada. All 73 person* ahtiard ihe ship were killed The air alew at ris-ht show* Ihe dehri* of what was a planeload of happy pa--engcrv after the rraah nn a boggy Held At left Mary A chuckle breaks dn«n when ahe learnt of the rrath. Her sister, \|ra. \l lllaeker o| Toronto, «a i one of tho»e who died. (UP Telephm) 100 Year Dream' Yesterday's Subject A t Sanford Lions Club Poles Are Being Readied For Jaycee Fishing Rodeo Municipal Budget Proposed; First Meeting Monday VAH-7 Ferrys Plane On Transatlantic Flight To Randolph Cily To Receive iihspeefion Soon By Underwriters Man, Wife Held In - C & S r i 2 W i i a ^ ' O l i l Girl At Cocoa Casselberry Lions Club Inducts New Member At Meet Sbk. City Commission nut t.sue win ..Moves For Gas Co. ,S ^ " a ! a DS 3; Anniversary O f Jap Defeat Sees U. S. Troops Leave Isle Chicken Barbecue I Benefit Elks Youth Playground Leaves Sanford Senator Smothers Gets Conflicting Jibes At Hearing Shasta Postponed For 16th Time Because Of Winds Navy Will Drop 13,000 Civilian Employes Scon m VA Rcprcscntaivc ’57 Lightest Polio Miss Universe Has Asiatic Flu Siege [_ '-*i f*/ cA wWHv* - I . • *j'.-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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 13, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 13, 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>, August 13, 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/1b2275b73039c7ae52d0f286f92cc2e8.pdf cc2e57be94927b789d3cd4732e7ba410 PDF Text Text m * (T F i f i W— T i n f c w f W rrthr.k*r*»■»w Commission H W tW THE OLD HOME TOWN •— By STANLEY (Oontlnuad fro m F ife Oo*» •r* paying tb# tU M now will bar* to pay *tta Increaa* hi miliar*— what la th* nam# of common M nx 1* thia thinf coming to anyway?” As a final comment on th* meetin*. CommUllonoc Krtiirr allied ” Th#tw'a no pi*o tot th* future— w«’y* already bvileatod •hat'* going to happen next year.” And Oommiatlonac Swofford addod "Too many people wiT y*t • fro* rid#.” Little W ar Is Slowly Moving Toward Climax HIT JOSEPH MORRIS UnRod a rfal u r n GALENA. Kan. tP — W o r e * atol* an outboard motor off Gate* Hefrrld's *M0 boat U*t work. Ap­ parently th* *am* thief renirtnbrrvd h* needed aomethlnr to f ' t it on. So h* r«J« th* boat Thu ra­ ds y night. , Kuotivnvot Hitrotr fm no ar-m ",a*r m m u-wo» * * o i « io iw n* Mrtw a*aa ajr a# ***** j* >* otoncm a on* - a n<i gam *»* rr-a* **o Legal Notice vsfth n M o n o ia iik iu : mi uivkm skai p m i M «♦ CW*l*r IM. Eatutt*. t ill. tii* fuicwlr'* it**ortk*4 U*4« la P*o>l|*«|» jH.ril* will b* afftral f"r at notrry f*r lb* bl****t •»< tail cask hit *1 Ik* fr#M 4re# *t th. fWmtl»t* IV lIlr p*ast ^ 0*.for*. S-*et" "1*4 *1 ttitl A. 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Ik IF* Or rail Court, la aaA Th* health offtrrr onocliidrd far Cawlealt C a cti. r,< n u . la hi* report by atatlnf that »h* aitf * r i . lllr«i U#be««% T, P a h t to ii. lUUUfL *i t*1tnMtrB jatkn coiM change day by day, 1. lUBkllw IB, IhefBtUtl.** h|' eastA ant that he would I n p the county T* llktkti«*K Vlalatllf. DnA »»« •ti1 r»4tiir*4 to I1U i>«%r health department dlrrefnr* arai OA##ar «ltk ik* Clark af u If th* public Informad of aety change Curt. »*>: m u b •?*» t>.« r: tin* ' tn ^!ana or pollrtra. A* Vlfa Attrrp •r. rt. B ’.IM Rjir »•* ti r. tk n>- a 114. Of Bt|4 iBRhK. n *»n iA, % r m lo M n .K t T v>r.t r * A ittir , wa af Aetar fpDt«anh«c t• ) HI. If YB| fall I*i g«i INOI OtAPOLU InJ. IP • . • 1.cr«fr pr» ??>!♦•#.- a Ul> K* Pol'r# hookeit Raymond Kennle. • »li#f C*r m i# * mi it# i.^tarUlat. , Poor*. H , Thuraday )uat at ha (U A I ) began ft thing on the Sank; of th* ft r b a n t.ii Whit* Rirer with AVtft Wrtrlh of A* rtark af a*l4 Co*av r I 1 1 1 1 , 1 J a I i * 1 • V 1 1 l L U Pawiiwi# Y O U 'R E TEl L IN G ME! Week Of Christian Adventure Feature At 1st Methodist I Beardall Chapel V B S Starts M onday The Daily Vacation Bible School will (tart Monday August i t at th* BeardaTl Av* Chapel. Tb# school will run for a week from • to 11 a. ns. CXKTROIE*Nr T i V M HOAriTAL SrRTNGFIF.l.D. Mae# » — Bchby Courrhcan#, who suffrrpd a bead Injure in a JnV Ti bout with Bobby Bell at St N irholn Arena in N#w York, was dis­ charged frem th# hcaplta! *f:#r u-deern-ng an nr#ratinn t« remov* a blood riot front hi* brain. (Vjrv*>rr>c, who has retired, will return to hla hom* ia HolycVv. Mai* Ia irvore Ciaaats. re-enlist in the small-car army? R EA P THIS S T A R T LIN G FACT 6 ^ S o u t off lO S m a ll e r C a r w e a r a P o n t ia c P r ic e Tai —y e t n o n e g i v e s y o u A n : off P o n t i a c 's A d v a n ta g e ! PONTIAC GIVES YOU 4 TO 7 INCHES M ORE WHEELBASE. Hero • ®xtra length wh®ro it count*— t« bracket th® bump* inntcad o f riding thorn! And this extr* l®ngth1 •bow* up inrid®, too, with plenty o f gtwtch-out room for lix-footer*! PONTIAC’S PERFORMANCE TOPS TH E BEST T H E SMALL CARS CAN OFFER BY A WIDE MARGIN. Your PontUc dealer am give you a complete facU-and-figum menpnrtoon and an on-th®-road teat to prow* that Pontiac perform *!** ■tinda head and ahoulderw abore anything in the low-price fleJdl MURDER T R I I I — At l-v-tatflr. A la. A# kta*r retied it# cato aftov th# fire* daa a< Uviiwawy la tb# unal «f mdaiSrilist Emary a M »U . 41 n # fl). S -mt «feh hi* wife. While U rharged T ^ h Us# fatal tkootreg *f Vaskaille. Tret . ttterwr* Victor Falatar al a reuses# s p * arar th# AUk*«a,T#sspc<«## hae. Th# ftfVedaal I* kissswa ia rw*rt »l.k K a !*•»##. Ralph Mnlth. Th# shooting a* said l« baa# resulted from a lr«* triangle. ( I T Triepoto) T ljo ik sL a*w i"-i« Create. n - n * » Tax **4 r a f Taa. are pa. »in*4 (has a tilt !• *>4at am* to Ik* slwaa SaarrlSal pe*p*rtr ka* S a * nl*4 oaalaat a -a **4 raa net I s : I l f roeuiret la aarv* a —-re rf rear Awawre m ik* 0*aaal*lai I to rtalallfra aturoam m . D r R AND PONTIAC HAS ALWAYS BEEN FAMOUS AS ONE OF AMERICA’S TOP TRADE-INSI So why not look and ' foal ttca a million—ineteed o f a million other*? Trading’s T errific • Son lnir m VETERINARIAN at animal hospital whiU Dr. Rajrmond Brm is hospitalized it Dr. L# R. P ml RIGHT NOW! ’ ~Tx -CYPi %wm SAN FORO FLO W ER SH O P 204 N. r»rk Hi. FA 2-1122— Nk* FA M m Mrnbar: Florirt Tslagrapk D«ll»»ry Aaaariatire the hcwvy-duty cowtruction. the roftd-hugipng h®ft nnd nolid: •foirity of America** Number On® Road Cat! Harvey . free n w r r r » T LOB ANt'.IXES 9 _ Th# A# •oatnhila Ouh of Roushans Califor­ nia «ffar* a variety <y help to motorstoo. Awio efub karat Mr* W R. BUtoif Tkarwily d*4rv«rrd a hohy to th# eourtyaed eg tb# dub huflidrtag. (Set B. Jorsoa k*d Into a r*M wRh ta* s*nrk while :*Atn« tato Wtf*. KUm rests, to tb# m h u t t t Saoferd'a Only Dovwtewm F1.HM PO NTIAC GIVES YOU UP TO 1.9% M O RE SOLID CAR PER DOLLAR. Not on® o f the ■mailer car* can five yow MOVTI 9Y4R4 WgO GIBRALTAR » BrHiah stag# and most# aura Margaret ami you tune In ‘ Tito Big B r e r re ABC-TV. Rock 'n ' roll audience*, loving th# moil*, are really part of the show. In looking back to » y o~n treaage years, I recall how enthralled I was with airing, with Benny Goodman, Glenn Millar and Harry James, Vayb* today'* uan agvr* are more anthurelaatk about their music. Maybe It arera* that r e r because I'm old*r now. But ob­ viously, every generation hai IU own music. No Immoral Muai* I sincerely baiter* that "a music is Immoral. Whre • Foungstcr start* out listening to muaie, any sort of muaie, he la in effect whetting hi* appetite for culture, leading him o# aomc surveys In­ dicate. to an Intorwt in opore and th* claaslcsWhat will happen when today's teen-ager* become th* "H#f gen­ eration. Probably hiatory will repoot It­ self and there’ll b* * naw nuitia form to replare reck 'n' roll, )u*t as awing was replaced. But rock *n* roll, has become *o atrong I doubt if It’ll aver complstely p**» »w«y- ^ ke ^ clauie awing tun**, tha boat of rock ' a' rot Iwill beeom# port of our ranaical heritage. And lb# kid* will b* reaponaiU* for it WHY CA.VCTI. Ml \M| C O M T V n oM MIAMI BF-'.CM V — TS# ( n .C I O announred Tburadav night that R h u rare#Tod (tn bug# n*oooal ropTwitton hrr# rv#. 4 14 to f**tw of r e * other rtty. Rorlaa. I*.wilt t*S • »»4 Las I* Mreh rtT*. Tears II if IS X U V . twa a rm mi* a*mt*-i* cv «»iv . yrtnn ik. tro^efiik* to tfe* ala tkkeaaf a* re- I I* Ik* *rlai**l it Ik* offlo* rf Ik* d a rk af tha ilrnH svurt *• •e k*f«r* Asa. M. list, Mkavws** III »ila*»Slre* *4 toil OnaaapUI"l (S i to Safe** a* oialMii l Tkl* r it-, nkkd la pvkltok** Oka* w**k foe free » l l " l ■ vre*to i* tR* So*riot Mapalt working agwlr.wt Jurenii* deiiaTV-RAPIO William KwaM ia o« vaca­ quency. Interretod In Youngotora tion. Today'* gueat writer ia Sura. I'm making my living in Alaa freed, reck ‘af roll diak Jockay and tm ew af ABC-TY't rock *n* roll mu ale. But my wrifa and I hava two boy* and two girl* ‘‘Tb* Big Beat” . and naturally, we're at interested BT ALAN FREKT) os any parent in th* welfare af Written For United Prrt* Hilda Baa* (Sanford) NEW YORK tr - When peo­ young atera. Unf&rtun*te)jr, many parents Slay Tennay (Sanford) ple n k m* what rock b ’ roll la Odoaaa Hanierton (Sanford) doing to tha younger gone ration. I don't underetand th* Important# 1of rock *n* mil to their teen-age Jet** Rot* (Sanford) always aay, “ It’ a making them [ offapring. The kids feel that It'a Miami Kelly (Sanford) happy!" new, h'a theirs and something Annabel!* Rock (Sanford) It's making m* happy, too. ! they understand and en)oy. A Katherm* Cummin* (Sanford) Because I know that their mutic healthy, wholesome way to g*t Eloi* Carlton (Sanford) —and make no mistake about it. rid of esc*** energy. Tb* bda are AUGUST • th* kid* discovered rock *n‘ roll just ia much a part of It a* th* AdmltaiM* and K belongs to them—ia giving perform era. Patricia Harper (Sanford) You'll »e# what I mean when them a powerful Interest that la Sara Rewt (Nortolk. Va.) Ktilaboth Jorrei! (Sanford) V i m Ann Caldwell (Tlturvill#) Jun# Butnor (Sanford) Harold Whltter 'Sanford) — By Will IAM w n — ■ BIRTHS Ccnlrol Prci* Wrifrr Baby boy William*, arm nf TREE.3, (man ones, ar* to b# Ilk* It must b* a place where the Mr. arwl Mr*. John Wtlllama planted in Tlmaa Square by N*w kids are born with a ready-mad* (Sanford) Terk City's porks department. reputation for being handy tn a Piteharget Howavvr, tt'R tak* more than a fight Colleen P*bb* and baby ftw stunted maples to gtv* tha I I I (Sanford) An K njtlsh Judy* ka* ruled big Concrete Crossroads a rustic Ruth Ervin and twin boya that if a <jwot' uffrrs a "gscor."* look. (Sanford) sound M's domcaftoaffd. a "qaoif" I I I Odoaaa Hrryirrvgm (Sanford) Trtrt or no frees, v* doubt cry it’s wild. 1That (/ tho bird Breodk-ay-ffrventH atTnii# sri/l rc/niri to fesff/yf ever be misfakex, etva by a rielI I I for, /or Central J’ark. A D«trel»ar was |w«g*d far TO I I I days far swiping fir* nawspopars Hr Ik* (bird itraifKs year fke (ram a eland. New ka (an salck aarna man baa be lad ik* prlia- vp on hie reading. wlaalng sake as a Syrecv*#, N. Y., When a btox* threatened hi* k*m* skew. Hay, Mans-ar* yaw hom* and hi* w itsr supply failed, llafaningT an Austrian farmtr quenched th* Roy Harris, an up-and-coming fir* with 21 barrels of ctd«r. This heavyweight boxer, hail* from a was a css* where th* drinks war* Christian Adventure Weak at Taut* town with th* wonderful not only on th* house—but all Firat Methodlil Churrh la *et for nam* of Cut And Shoot Sound* ever It August 11-30 for all tntarmediate*. R#v. Chari** Harron, o f Asa)** Tart Methodist Church. Orlando, ia to S# tha inaptntional speaker earn rrvruag. Highlighta of the weak Includ* panel discussions, movies, campfir* and outdoor worship, speaklira, folk game*, a turpnae pack, ed talemt night, and dinnar every night! Th# tlim ai of lha week will corn* Friday evening when lha b»yi arvi gtrli will attend a Pa. dicstion Service and Holy Com­ munion. • Tlw aehedu)# la: 4 00. Supper; 4 SO. fcllowahip singing; 7:00. dis­ cussion perto.1; 7:45 worahip; 4:00 recreation and refrr»hmen's. t;J 0 ( gcod night. "The Churrh wwicomas all lt» young people for a full week of rcOommende>l f a l l o w ship and spiritual development,'* church! - i : • said. 1 IF AT FIRST . . . VAN NUYS. Calif » — Soma p#opi# )u*s car.3 tab# a hint. V v an mow war# armlad ffkhaaday nirht on auRitr'nn cf gamNing m a budding Nrhind th# p«!ira *u ttrns. It woa tn# third raid on th# building ras ait months. tolgdaton ahvkU :3 S T in tT p i o i u i: r s o t .v p n I t s PI 1500. faitf. an Petertiro* didn’t har* to go far to anfr* th# rending machut* tapper myatery. William Paul >»ewtort, 47, w l i arretted TVrwiay on ebarve* o f tapping the randy ma­ rtini* at th* central p>V a etation of (3 M. Newton workad tn th* buddinc AUGW T • AdraitiloM I/mnw Thompson (Sanford) Jeiai* SI. Hawklaa ( Lab* Mooro*) Rote mart* berry (Sanford) Mauric* rerguaoa <Sanford) BIRTHS Dltrhirgt* were married Tkurwiiy night in a brief ceremony aboard a pa* iv m s rtwsl ir c o i ht «•» 1 M* VIVTH HUH SSI s n s it iT . iv avis row »* WIVOl R SOI VTV, n o . w ins, iv i ns vi i h i «n. pa*4 k uiivr aicrivx. v v» rwiitirr. » ur.vvsT r. P N irra *s * i, t |s*faai* Ma ) Sat* T* RalM Till* s o t ii ' r o r a sir Ir Ik* Naw* at sa* aiai* af F W Vw iv* |l,rra*aal»« )u:.Nlit »• iin r r a RTliau. l> iiiiiioaii.H A: 4 ts. Tb» VrVt-ma *f aat* are** atm** aaiaral btfisS saia A>4 S*. Ati M’ llia t lt la lit lataroas hr. Slirvagls, vaSar *# satIMI Ik* ak*ia ,a n *4 a*. Snr»i 4>faa4aasa aat s » - « i •• p* are* «r alia*. A*4 All t *ni»* Hast** ar slalnslsc I* ka»* aat riaai. til.a. vf lasarwi ia a»4 a* tka faUaviai 4**#rtk*4 rrapanv. l a _ News Briefs P r o a * S t a f f O n r r ** p o r iW n < SHAnJA. Tructat Oman IP — A little war of rrewt aignificanoe ia alowly morin* toward a clima* here on th# iteamy, palm fnnged Miore* of th# Pwretan Gulf. Park in ‘ha day* whan th* n n never art -«n the Britieh flog, M would hav* been conaldered noth­ ing more than a trthal diapute anil largely ignored. Hut R k* different today heraua* Rrltain hat h*r Sack to th* economic wall and la fighting deaparately to retain what remain* of har eenpir*. No plan* U more Important to Rrltain than th* Arabian ar*a with Ka mail tv* oil production that keep# Rritain’ a tnduatry go­ ing. For thti reaaon. th# Brittah or* ready to ri«k a rnpuloion al­ ready damagvsl by the Suet attack to I'juaih a hill country rebel who baa a pretty good <-a«* for rebelItng. Intamatinnal Tmplicationa He ia the Iman Ghalcb who haa thrown nff th* aowteigtoy and authority of Britain'# ally, tho Sul­ tan af Muecwt and Oman. V H Bin Tatmur. Tn# diaputo hw« lnUmgttor.ll impiicatkma. Saudi Arabia'* King Si ad la aupportiryg th* rebela with money and arm*. And American oil tntereau m Saudi Arabia com­ bine to make th* i«iu* nf concern to th* Stat* Department. . What th* Brttiah frar la that a rebel victory would b* ouch a preatiga victory for Saudi Arabia oa to endanger and avon eliminate Brjgiah tnfluaocw tn the entire Pertlan Gulf, leading to the lo*a of Kuwait who** oil ti a bulwark of th* Brttiah economy. So for thia war ha* Seen on* more of aifruN-ance than gunfire Th*r* bam t bean any ground fighting »ir,ce th* Im im 'i brother, Tallb, auddeniy appea-tvl from aitie in Saudi Arabta July IS at the head of a han.1 o f ISO well g«Hl and well armed follower*. Car Hita la i d Min# The Saltar'a an-.all f.rc* at Nnwa la th* mountain*, a group of birrforg youth* lid by Dr»ti«h mercenarte*. Immediately hotfoot­ ed it toward tb* roa«t without e'Yn a da*h. Threw of th# SuMan’ i offictall were killed when tbe<f oar r*n over a land min*. Ttv* force k* now "regroupuig '’ When word reached the big dw tachment at Oman, a refr-ent with a half do ten Brittah officer* commanding ami a l*fg* pat ml up into tb* mountain* where 4 met attff rvalatance including au­ tomatic weapon* fire A Brttiah officer wa* mcked tn th* a m and about a dofen other* wrr* wound­ ed la tb* brief d»*h . Tb* rebeli rwpWfly took control of a 100 by W mil* plateau are* and that a where the (iluatton ■tend ur.tti tha Royal Air Furr* wa* ordered into action. Hospital Notes Rock Y Roll Making Younger Generation Happy • Dr. Po«’s kom« phont it FA2-5232 SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED R aak rtrrall i > g t fcwSaala OavkWV n *H 4s a a a a a a a a a a s M to H to W Fatofs g|mto#|^ Pontiac n u t '; # _ » 4 �Weather (TIt# H an fo rd Ilm tlft Tarllf (toady ttirwich It-esdiy with a for widely scattered af­ ternoon ttandrribowcr*. • ANAN INDEPENDENT INDEPENDENT DAILY DAILYNEWSPAPER NEWSPAPER E»t*b! Ha n f o r d . Fl o r id a . Mo n d a y . a~r r .u s T iT T pvT Shop and Save In Sanford 9 NO. M United Pk m I/caaed Wire r --------- 4 R ig h ts Issu e To A d jo u rn m e n t Johnson P red icts Passage S k1 X “ inWfidPdi"! Reaches E m p lo y m e All-Time H igh In U S. WEST IWLM REACH O IV.ire bald a 2I-year-<dd Chicago WASHINGTON «H _ Senate -----Democratic Leader Lyndon B . , WASHINGTON HP— Total t’ . Johnson predicted today Congees, ,n£ * ° I**" «f* flrh and rhe.kwill approve a eivil rishts hill *" hu, *'''*> ,h l* he (evenly S. employment dimlcd to an allwith a jury trial provision by f* * , *rom * * **’ru men’ ll tune high of 07.200,0o0 la-t next week. t-’ -P.i.l month, the government reported The Texan told reporters ‘ It It , CH,f Shv-r^r John Kl-k today. unbelievable” that ItouH m*m» * r ** * navwf lbir*on Hough Jr. The commerce and labor de­ hers, who have claimed for years * ,M actUHHd hats Hunluy night partments jointly announced a to want a civil rights hill, rannot *lrNrlli-y, 17, »nd uiaune Reach, gain of Too,000 from the previous of a.ijuiting ^r,’ni Daytona Reach GROUND WAS flROKKN Sunday afternoon fur the ne»* I'lnecresl Rapll-I Churrb. Rn. Joe It. Cmi»- find some method |record number of jobholden, set ann turn, ihr flr»; spat)- •>( dirt «nh nlhrr member* »f Ibr congregation walling Ihrlr Him. (Left their differences with tho Senate •‘.1 mugn lortvd Rarhata , In June. l<> right) they a rc If. tthltmirr, flnanrial t o r o a i j ; Mrt. Trd.lv Abies; llrnnan Stanley; Jim bill. j D. drive him n Daytona They said the Increase reflected Hunt, Sunday School Hupl.: Vrrnnn Nelson, rluirman of nrganlration committee; and (Italic OdJohnson said he believe* "we B ,*th Kl,v »*M *I°»ch sp- "furiher hiring of young people ha rn. rhuirnnm of ihr buildin* committee. (I'holi b) Hfrfitrnni) will have a bill" in time for Con l’'" » rhect the grl» at a drive-in in aumnirr activities." grets to adjourn by the middle «*'«»urant hr-,- ami thieatened Unemployment dropped three or the end of next week. He raid Ihtm wuh a .32 caliber piiloi. the tighta legislation waa the key | mio ; million—a decline nt 300,000—as U, the adjournment date letting them oul at the Daytona Summer job terkrts found work >r slopped locking Democrat* arw driving for lh' d'PJ'y Nnn-fjim Jobs Jump House approval this week of the ***** *n<* *rom ihcre they sailed All non film seetL-r* ef (he Senate version with the Jury trial t:' ** a,‘** inil.ee weir >economy except manufacturing provision probably limited to vot- . notified. Eummcrtlme and warm »ratl...'> ing rights easea. | •* ‘ 4 »“ 'd . nuh old nff.rcr* showed Increases In empllymcnt teemingly doai not bother the Meantime, civil rlghta organb | W*J f rorn C-Ycaga. hut had or held steady, the government family shoppers In Sanford and rations waged a grax* roots cam- I **r*( , *r'ira * f**i<r*l menial -aid Seminole County, according to tht; paign to »ell GOP House members hospital at SpringLelJ, Mo. Factory job totals M l a Ml more than normally during (his •■n the Senate bill or something figure! released by Ray K. (irren to 1(1,700,000. Stato Comptroller, on tales tax was a slight rise In the They were reported favoring , collections during the month of that rather than risk getting no | Q D IS C U S S C n Q I l P C farm work force in contrast to Its June. usual dip from tha early aummi c hill at all. , O peak. Green reported that the talei In a V-nata apeeeh, Johnson |fl C o n s t i t u t i o n The census put total non agri­ tax collection! made in July, bas­ said the Jury provision leave, the ^ rr|plUr m0(l|hfy ^ TJ.e Hoard of Sanford City TALLAHASSEE m -- Toe stale federal courts ample power to cultural employment at 19,400,000 Co.T.mtaiiuncra will discuss bida ed on June sales, were 10,000 highway patrol today reported compel obedience to their orders. the Seminole County Chamber of This gain of half a million over higher than in tha comparable Commerce hoard of director* will for tha construction of three capi­ the June figure indicated the fur. "What other powers of compul­ that seven per«ona died on state be held tomorrow night at 8 p m. thrr hiring of studrnll. tal improvement program projecti month last year and Increased sion do the opponents of this nt tonight'a meeting alaled to 13,000 over Hi* previouv month roada and highways during the amendment seek?" he atkrd. "Are In the Commlaslonert' Room of Ftnploynielli in tinde remained past weekend, two drowned and they asking for the thumbscrew, the City Hall. get underway at t) o'clock. almost unchanged in contrail U Sales tax collections based on • 'h.imlx-r of Commerce Manager An analyaii of bid! tubmitlcJ one was killed at n ret It, usual summer drop. 'Hit- con­ the rack and red hot plnceri ” John Kri.ler aai.l In his notice an­ for the ronitructlon of thn San-J nc',r **il * ,a* l*w* will nut farm accident. Reliable aourcca said leader* of tinuing rise in construction em­ nouncing Uie meeting that "It t* j ord Civic Center, Goldsboro s its , la reflected in reports until tha ployment was limited In some Thomas J. Igniter, 80 year-old 1the National Annotation for tha Important that directors maku awlmming pool, and Fire Sta-) «nd 0f August. Consumers pay and , ______ People Advancement of Colored r.ea* by ahortagrs resullng from •very effort to attend " , arc aeekI (Ire cenui .(ilka, tire rrport said. t o " fNo- 2 considered |rtUlItr. roUorl the UA during, forl ' ’i f ? * rM",' n‘ ' * " labor gawp# and --e r s a lie pointed out that the (I) Li l ia expacted expacted Rial iiiat bl<U bids will will W loeal It Is V-c ii . , - ,,. i** rt-mlited ti lhr^*'Ci' r * Saturday In a Ing to convince their Oil In lUlucallnn Revision ('imimittre has recom­ ■ worded for lira ronstrurtiuri of u *** The government also said that head-on craih lmt>sr-en Ms truck branches the Senate bill is a mended a number of changes In Kunforda top projects slated to, State during August and tab"pretty good bill" an<| In any I the constitution "These reevm- moderate declines occurred aand another vehicle. U completed in t urn for me'u'ated and reported by the Slats case about the t-e*t Shan can get i memlattoni will he read and ills- mong adult workers in education Keven-year eld Michael Curren through Congress. aarly next spring. >Comptroller's Office on the last j cussed at tomoimw night's merl These source* said ore reason Commissi' nera will a!<o eon '''C pf the month or Rip first ef Fort IjiuiI- i dale. was killed In 1mg." lie said aider a irvisrd pay schedule for ' ay of Sep ember. a collision between hit bicycle the Senate bill Is marking time It is expected Uiat othrr mat in the'llmiae is to give this cam­ employe-, of the City of b'anford Gasoline log eollectiiui for the and a truck Saturday. |tiTS of top !m;>ort*nrc will tie dla paign a chance to take hold and Tim proposed revised schedule same period as the rt'i-orlcd sales Mrs. luila Maa Smith, 44. of tranilate Itaelf Into pressure on eussrd at the meeting ►ipa hourly wages to bring them tax collections refkvt that In . in lina with the rlig in cost of July the collections rir< reavetl In Barasota, was killed near (Ira- Republican House member* who . . . In comparison to the pievious month denton Saturday when the panel will play a key role in the f.te M i n o r D a m a g e living. r,*tbta fight, Only two other Rems appear by 17.000. However, the teport truck In which *he was riding 0^ They aald efforts are heing eonOn the agenda for to night's meet. rrflccta a more than «2.«W In wa, |nY0lve.| In a collision with . centrated on aelllng the bill to Commit?fSntr'a will consider • riease over tha aarne period last two other vrhlrM*. A light bulb left burning and ) Republican* from state* like New taxi cab permit Issurd to Anthony year. Flixaheth Ann Simms. 19, wa* York. New Jersey and Connect!- cur nl’1 fbo'dnr |U f brrere *-» MIAMI Rabbi Itenno Walllrnjamin and suspen.led. They Sales tax collected In July and killed Saturday tlx mile, east of'cu t, where member* up for rice- parently caused a fire at the larh clt iha.ed and cornered t»o will also discuss a request to based on June sale, in Seminole ltartow on State road CO in I'olkltion next year home of It II Whtt'crn, 815 may fate close bandit* who broke into the » e purchase a strip of property to I County totaled f32.3lt.92 Sales County. •• • 'he fights and need Negro, IPeral and vscent' x •>» * in his chtirrh Sunday, hut had t>s the south of RUfford Host Works. tax collection* in the same period Sanford Fire Department. turn hack when one of the thieve* Alfred C. Clark, M, Wes! Holly­ labor votra to win. , Mlsctllan. ous business ftom the last year totaled f2<VM9 30 ColNeighbor! report id the flro Source* Hopeful threatened him with I gun. wood, was killed In West Holly­ floor and from the City Commit-! Mellon* during the whan they saw the blit*. Only previoui wood Friday when he was struck Itre* use of the *tand of th* etvil The Rahhi said he was walking aionert will alio be discussed. mino its manwa. reported month totaled |29,470 21. right* group* the sources which to the office of Temple Final In by an automobile. • • . -|rr ,i „ ,.,,r t i... are cloie to the eongresslonal elvtl A *te,.year-old Marianna resident rights battle voiced guarded opti­ trie table lamp, thr rmtaln*. dam- North Miami when he saw two Thomas Clifford I'arka, waa kill­ mism Congress will pat* da first ' -' a | p Xnt -1 men run past him, but didn't ed late Friday when he walked right* measure in 87 year* apd the home to possibly eaus* addi­ think nturh about It until hr found the offi.-c rar.iacked. into the path of an automobile send It to the White Hour*. They tional drmagr. He said he rhased the m*n, who »n Highway W>. Cause of the blase, It wat said, were similarly hopeful President were driving a station wagon. In Vacation* and lummir trips are breetes, roveicd the electric Fdward A. Raymond Jr Id, of Eisenhower will *ign It. Three Sanford resident* are cutting heavy Into the serving of Middletown, N. J. w#» Villi I Fri­ They did not think even tending waa when the eurtal-i awept by hi* own car and rornerrd them ynember* of the Summer School Jury duty nollrrs. She'd? J. Lu­ day when Ihr automobile In which th* measure to a Senate House laldc lamp. Heat (mm the bulb in an allry. Rut he laid when one of the men rame toward him with ^graduating elasi at Stetson Uni- ther llobhjr repor'ed I day. be wa* riding collided wth a util, conference committee will mean set th* curtain and lamptaada a gun. he turned hack and went verfity. There wero 100 name* drawn ty pola on U. S Highway On* it* doom, though ronc»ding thia tn firo. to a police station. Mr*. Rohert Richards. 1OT N. from the Jury ho* first and an near West I’alr.i Reach might require more time for final Officer* said the bandits had Mfllonvlllf, mailer of art*. She additional 50 name* drawn when action and subject the measurr Sixty-year old Jchn Edison of •(■Jen a total of around f'-0 from wd! continue teaching In the llxth it was aeen that the percentage to the added haiard of Congress' five other offirri In the area and grade of the Sanford Grammar of vacationers was running high, liavie wa* killed when a tractor annual “ urge to adjourn." hr was driving In a Fort losuderthat they apparently had escaped bchool the sheriff said. dale orange grove overturned Hugh Ansley, 1913 Summerlin Fred Kelly drew a five year in a stolen car. The juror* were drawn lo Im­ Friday. PIGS |S PIGS The Rabbi said about |'!S was Avonuc, bachelor of arts. He will term In Ralford S'al* Pi Ison Fri­ panel a jury to hear th, condem­ CEDAR RAPIDS, low* Vi Two person* drowned Saturday tenrh In ‘.he Orange County pubtaken from hi* rhurrh. day Iwforr Judge Yassar Carl­ nation suit on rights of way* in the surf on Panama City Reach. Swine threatened lo hog the ahnw Hr school system. ton here. Margaret Jackson Morrison, for tha north icrtlo-j rf Highway They «rrc Identified a* David W. |at the low* Stale Fair, whi h Kelly, a Scmln-de County S’cgto Yanfcrd Avenue, bachelor of art*. l : •<: While, 18, of llirmingham, Ala. opened here Sunday Officials laid The sheriff said that out of the and Rufus O. Sellars, 67, of ** * { 400 more entrie* than last year tlrrw the five year senlrnci for Her major I* teaching. brought the number of hefty con- atisult with intent to rommlt 180 name* drawn, about SO nt Orlean*. murder. Itestant* to nearly 3.000. the summons will be sererd Sales T ax C ollection s R e v e a l 'G ood June Business In S an ford City Commissioners Discuss 3 Projects t\Tonight's Meet Seven Persons Die On Slate Highways similar to K. Over Past Weekend Chamber Directors, ' ^ ‘,7 Rabbi Corners Two Bandits In Alley, Escambia Dr. Fire _ J urne(j Back By GlHl Stetson Graduates Jury To Hear Suit Include *i 00 On Hiway R-0-W s From Sanford 5-Year Sentence Given Fred Kelly Lines Reduced By Do-It-Yourself WASHINGTON «T - Tostmas'cr General Arthur K Summerftrld today Introduced a new do-ityouradf »ys'em to rut dowm on #Vng waiting line* In front of par­ cel poll window*. The nation's larger post office* started diitrlhuMng hookle's telling it a glance lh* mailing roil* In ounce* of package* sent anywhere In the United State* or Itr territorici. The postal «hi«f said that the new booklet! will simplify the pr»«ent "complex" formula for postage charge* bated on weight *4tfnd distance. Additional Local News On Page 8 a! services, a normal July oerur-f-----rrnr*. The factory work ss-eck ■river■igi-d 30,9 hours, 0 2 hours be­ low July 19.VI and O.t hours b«low tha June level. Tha govrrnmant report said '•total unemployment was not sig­ nificantly different from the July | 10od level." The seasonally ad­ David Gatrhrl has been named justed rale of unemployment a. president nf the Xunford Kiwania a proport-nn of th** civilian labor Club as a result of club voting forre continued steady at about for officer* to fill the 1058 term at head of the local civic club 4.2 per cent. S l a t s- insured unemploymr nt, group. which exclude, student Job seek­ Galrhel's election waa mado ers. rose by PO.POO in July to known this week in the rrlcaso nearly 1,400.000. This was the re­ of the Sanford Kisrxnii Club"* sult, the report said, of “ tempor­ weekly bulletin "Kiwanis Rulle* ary plant shutdowns customary tin." . *1 this lime "f year." Other officers' named are: J. C. Davis, lit vice president; George Morgan. 2nd vice presi­ dent; R. H. Crumley, treasurer; and Neal Farmer, financial sec* retary. Rallota have been mailed to mcml*ra of tha Sanford Kiwania Club for tha election of atven members to th* club's Hoard of Diraetora. Officers elected in the reerrit balloting are not rlgibla for WASHINGTON w I’ realdent election to thv Hoard as he autow „ , ■, ' ' ' i " , 11 malkailly bwxm* mambera. Th# Armjr Mrdini Center Sunday for past president also automatically * ^ ‘ ll T|i,h ' ,r*' KDenhower. ; i,K om*i a member of the Hoard Jhe White House announced that Dirrf;or, tlve First lady'* recovery from her internal operaton last Tuetday "conllnce* to bo very sat factory." The Chief Executive Sanford Kiwanis Name Galchel President For 1958 Eisenhower Visits Mamie Sunday Following Church Krider To Speak luandad A t Lions Meeting 322* ( J i r X ' r r ' S : Tomorrow Noon First Lady, who i* espcctrd to be John Krider, Manager of tha aide lo lease wttn the President Seminole County Chamber of on hla vacation in about two Commcrr* ami member of th# week*. Hoard of Seminol* County CoraElsenhower played hoat Sunday mlsslonera will he the priiulpta night to h't Mother, Milton, who s;wakyr at tomorrow's noon lunreturned from a onv-wret* goed- citron meeting of the Hanford w x ilton and |Mon* Club. Krider ia expected to dlseuta his daughter, Ruth, stayed over* the accomplishment* of the Cham­ night at the White House. ber of Commerce, and to reveal plana for fufure developments and projects that are vital to th# progress of Seminole County. Lions Club president W. Hugh Duncan said that Krider will al­ I .. P|a n p C r a q h so Include In hla addre** hefor* 1,1 r l u , , 4- b - r U h l l member* of the local club the tm. Paul Hodge*. 4.1. well known In portance of waterway* toward thg Sanford and the Hanford area, development of thla area. was killed yesterday In Hie crash Th# rlub i* expected to discuss of a private plan# n«ar Detroit, plan* for It* annual light bulb Mich. sal# which will b« launched oa Mr. (lodge* was lorn and rais­ Oct. 15 in order to rail# funds ed in Hanford. for tight conservation programs He ia survived by a brother, during tha coming year. M. (i. Hodges, and two sister*, Duncan said that "all Mona aro Mr* Ytda Rot er and Mr*. Eva urged to b# present at thia Im­ Rmlth, all of Hanfmd. Other aur- portant meeting." vivors include hla wife, Mrt Florence Hodges, 'hree brother* and one aiitrr 'n Michigan. Mr. ilodgeh sai employed hy General Motor* at the hug* Wil­ A talk cm th# Florid* Highway low Run Plant. He made hl« rrtiJerie in Fern- Patrol It scheduled for lh# Wed­ nesday noon turn liton meeting dale, Mich. Funera serve t will l>c nrld in| of the Hanford Kiwania Hub. Daklawn Mich, with interment in Jerry Henkarik, a member of Oaklawn Cemetery lh# elub'a Projects and Ftnanr* Funeral arrangement* aro ln-1 Commit!**, will introdue# th* complete. speaker. Mr. Paul Hodges Dies Yesterday Kiwonis Club Will Hear Safety Talk B ehind Scenes W o r k For B om bing D e rb y W in Heavy Attack Wing ONE at NAS failure to drop, failure to !«• over Sanford held Itf third quarterly the target at the arhrdulrd time. Night flights over Atlanta aid bombing derby last week, hut It Charlotte IMIS site* were achewai nine nail-biting hour* after duled for the second day. The the last atrplan# touched the deck RRS (Radar Bomb Scoring) site* nefore th# official retullt were tracked the Heavy Attark aircraft known. Four squadron* based at on radat a* they approached their NAS Sanford participated Heavy targets and scored the homldng Attack Squadron <VAH» ELEVEN, run*. , flying North American AJ-1 At stake was the travelling Con"Savag#" attack bombers, raptur ovrr Trophy, a large silver eup, rd first place white YAH 5 and i presented to llaavy Attack Wing YAH 9 Douglaa A3D Skywsnlor ' ONE hjr the North American Avia­ tsrin Jet bomber* placed second tion Corp*. It I* named after a and third. In Mat position was North American test pilot who |o«t I hla !Ue testing the AJ-I. VAH 5. YAH-T an AJ aquadren. The bombing derby canal *ted nf winner of the two previous dertwro day* flight operation* On the I bies, I* currently in possession of firrt day the Heavy Attack crew* th# trophy but will relinquish It Few their aircraft tu a bombing to YAII-11 at an official presenta­ range at Eglin Air Proving tion to he held at a later data. An extremely narrow margin Ground and dropped a practice bomb. Whlla th# actual acore re­ of victory separated ELEVEN ceived on their bombing was the from the runner up*, and the race trophy was prime factor, penalties were added for the individual for such item* as taking off late, l even tighter. Thia Iropby is pra- aented to the crew attaining th# LCDR E C ROSSI, pilot, LTJO lowest score throughout the derby. W. DAItTNEI.M bombardier and LTJO It MrADAMS of VAH 5 w .n J. M. DRUSE, AM?, third craw individual honor* hy 1H0 of one man were at a high altitude with percentage poin* over LTJG A. S. Hie outside air temperature below CLARK of VAH-11. ai the best 30-E. While talking with LTJG bombardier navigator. Third plac# HARTNELL about this experience in the Individual race went to LT he »*!d, "We never thought nf re­ JC. W. HARTNELL, also of ELK turning once wr neared the target. \ltliough alt w# were wearing was YEN. Lt'DIl HOWARD C. HANSEN, our lummcr flying tuiti and sum­ acting Commanding Offir»r of mer glove*. | had to remove my ELEVEN, stressed team work as glovra to work th# rader eontroi* the reason behind ELEVEN’S vic­ but kept putting them bark on ' when | could. It wa* frigid up tory. "It was th# people working be their." Invaluable training and #*perhind the scene* that enabled us to win. Our Air Intelligence, sup­ ienrr are received b) th# crrwa ply department, maintenance, in Una type of exercise. New fac. para-loft, line crews, and the oth tori discovered by one squadron er "uniung" men were the real while flying these mi»*ion* are cifter, adopted by Hie other squa­ victors In the derby." Th# bombardier* war# the key drons Th# derby contribute* greatmen one* th# aircraft laft th# run­ I ly In keeping th* NAVY crew* way* at NAS Sanford. Ona crew 1combat ready and In "fighting vs-hile flying It* minion had a t trim" to stop any potential agfailure of »b# beating #quipmeoL |f rwaeoc. THE THREE ROMKARDIEItS from VAIMI, *hw# to*al l#an acore wai th# b#at In tK dtrb/ 9 pe%€ «llb the Nor h Amerlren AJ*1 bomb *r In thf barhyround. Kle^e* flow the AJ*t alrrrt! in lhf icrcnt detby. Knerling (I. lo r.) IA. (Jf) W. II. IMrtneU, IL E. Kronfacger, AD2 and 1.1.. (Il> A. ti. Hark. (Official U-8. Navy l'hot*s> ? it �•- iCondar. Aupuit 12. i95Y «rCM WBLTW. rt. — * n Baity Yovicgln. wife of Harvard football roach John YovUaln, on her wiaains huabardi "On* of hit football buidiai HOLLYWOOD — Comedian Rad ike',inn on eampUtin# a JJuropaao mtJht •**'• t***8 ft»h!nar. lour with hit »o«ar.o!d aon Rich- •«> «jr ■“ •*>■«* mUht h|Vf dfr ard who la tam ed by leukemia: c,<*#d 1uke * ***• 1 ™| _ •’Now everything 1# In fiod’a j n°t laallr^ womed—Juit a little imla. I find myeelf graying concerned." p News Briefs �The Sanford Herald Radio & TV Log c h a p t e r , r» | *8it down. Will." ahe said. "I If he talk# a different language. •VJEI.A W ILL U V E with you have something Important to say With you tt'a your wife. With 1 " until I get hark from round- to you." I ohej ed. and ah* went John It's hta foolish eolony. With up." I told my new faUiir-ln-Uw. I on in a cool tone: 1 am going Jo* it was the ranch. I won't “ Then we'U decide where to 11vt." to writ* to B*n to take charge share my men with anything or "T see." John Mather* look hi* I of my bun nras. You will stop in anybody! Ton should know that pip* out c f hta mouth and tamped I Canon City when you get hack by now." 8o there K was at last, honest­ th» tobacco down. strain showing from LeadvlUe. You will turn In hi* fare. "Beeaon. ■ rumor has over all the ranch money to him. ly said in her mm word*. I rote, my mini made u p "A c­ coin* to me that Turner an j Dil­ He will take out the expenses and lingham hava stolen all of our divide the balance. You will cording to the Good Book." I cattle and *old them. I don't know bring 1500 of my money to me. said. *a man should he unselfish, hew to ascertain tha truth. Tur­ What )-on do with your* Is your but I'm n ot Tv# got a wife to ner might do a thins like that, business. Then you will pack up support. I'm holding on to what but I find It hard to believe that and Pave, and that will be the I've got." I walked out. leaving her sit­ he would, t have three other men end of our partnership." Rhe didn’t look at me. She ting there, and bating me. I sup­ working on the ranch, but they •wear they know nothing about stared out of the window- at the pose. just as she had hated Jo* It." He looked at m* helpletaly. broad expanse of the valley, her Tarde*. e s s "Plow do you learn the truth in fae* very pate. She waa suffer­ a cjui» like thia?" ing. I did not doubt It. A hard Tbs roundup and dries to t-ead"You comb the range." I aaid. word would make her ery again; vlll* went as smoothly as e\er, "In jo u r ea»e you'll have to hire but aelf-plty was tha source of but when I left the other rider* m m to do It. men you can trurt." her misery, and that was a lux­ at Alton* Trading Toat to go to ury with which I had little pa­ -W ill you do it?" Canon City, Irv Costello said: "N o Not till I get back, any­ tience. "Better get a move on. Beeson. Suddenly, surprisingly, I dis­ way. Why don't you tend for the You'll have work to do when you covered I had no sympathy {nr aherlff ?" get back." "W ould the iherlff come on the her despite the d«U I cared her "What kind of w ork?" baa.e of a mere rum or?" He John Mathers, though he had "Another driving Job. You ilon't ahook hi* head. "Ueildre. tt would failed, had at least reached for think them plow pusher* will nusa become public knowledge, and 1 something. I eould respect a man a chance like this, do you, with can't afford that a* long a* the who had once possessed a worthy sit of us nut of ths vallov like aoclety haa a aemblance of unity." dream. Hut there was no sensible we'v# teen for the last week?" There waa a moment of alienee. explanatlcn of Sarah's behavior. "I reckon not." I said. A* I Maybe the answer was that she Nrta anting with her hand* tight­ wheeled my horse away frvrn the ly tla*ped, her face pair She had coruIJrred ms a chattel, that I rest. I said to Curly King and belonged to her Just aa Dogbone not tolJ me of thli. lied Thurston: ‘ I'll 1* home toFinally her father said:*"8up- did. The day would come when morrow afternoon. Don't do any­ poee you can't atay here and our ah* would lose him too; I won­ thing till I get there." cuttle have been atolen. but next dered what ah* would do then. They nodded agreement, and I "You can go." she said. 'That's rprtng we could get bark Into rode away, strongly tempted to buslneaa—take a herd on aharea all I ha\r to say." ignore Sarah's orders and return r.r borrowed money to do *o. "I'm not gotng,” I said. "You to the valley with them. Trouble Would you run Anchor for u a?" can give half a ranch away, but had been foreshadowed from th# "N o." I told him. "Ton don't you're forgetting you can't take day Joe Pardee died. M ilt * th* have a spread any more. Just it bark after It s given." colonist# would never have rorr.e "No. I m not forgetting I don't aummrr range and your building* to the valley If Joe had lived. Your hay land and winter range believe you'll Insist on staging Of if Merle Turner had not de­ are gone, tome of It plowed up." You'll reefive hslf of what the scribed the valley In such glow­ "I understand." he add heavl- ranch has made this year along ing terms to Mathers Or if with jou r regular wage*, and Hr. "Ueescn. people »av I ain Sarah had not encouraged Math­ too Impractical, and I'm afraid that Is all jou can expect You they're right. You *ce I believed also know I will not tolerate Nils ers. History, my father used to re­ in an Ideal »o strongly that I in my house; tf jou want to live mark, ts a series of rauvee and overlooked today end had my eye* with her you will take her some­ effects. Me would flap me on on tomorrow. 8o, for Nrla'a aakr, where else “ the la ck aa he said: "W e want I'm glad you're a practical man. She must hats Nela. I thought, to get rich Tlist'e the cause, so . . . Well. I gu<»« we'd better go as much as she hates Kathy Mor­ Tell Sarah we will not be here gan. I said, "You still need me." we'll go to Sant* Fe and get rich. That's the effect " next Sunday, although very like"1 will find another foreman Hr had been fsretlous: hut I ly ah# know* that." aa gi'od as you are." she an­ wasn't, as I thought aUwit the I went outside with them; and swered. past jear. If any of the causal when Mather* stepped up Into the "A re you gi»ng to let the colo­ (actors had teen different, then •eat o f the buggy I ktaaed Nela. nists move in ?" the following effects would have and ahe whispered. "I'll see you "I'll stop them * been changed. But If they had as soon as you get bark?" "Then you'll need me " been. I wouldn't be married to I said. 'T h e minute I get back." "The worlJ Is full of men who Nela. So there tt waa, the sweet I stayed there at long as I know how to pull a trigger" and the bitter. eould see them, and then re­ The words didn't sound like turned to the house, walking her. but I waa beginning to see Will IVsewm has a hard de­ slowly. Sarah would he bark In that ah* eould shed an attitude the front room. I waa a'lre. and a* easily aa she could take off rision to malts when h>ld, I would be In for K. She waa Iter roat, I said, “ I suppose jo u II "Four of 'em colonists crossed there, but ahe didn't reproach me be marrying John Mathers soon. .. I the line three days ago. Toro a* I expected. She oat by the The question jarred her. ‘ Of down jo u r sign, bl-wllng to window, her eyea red. a wadded course not;" 8he looked at me pul up cabins." Continue "Uunop handkerchief on her lap. sharply. ' He's Just like Joe even loclt" hern lomormw. Legal Notice i* m i : c i n c r i r r o t h t n r THU rn Ji im i \ i * IN I i it n r i m : i n r r i . n i i i n t . |\ %\l» I nn • » : * i t o i .f rm n t >. in i »• %m i:n v. r.%«i: *n. im u 4 VtOMF.I.f. |% <>\|PANT. INC. Tl< r i c * c o rp o ra tio n ru tn tlff th*r kft.tif.m hi* wife- r i f M i f . K * HjnllfAM* *->4 K tl lY .Hjolll^M, hi* w|f#, If IHlnff, and If th* un­ known h*lr*. «lol***a. Ien*t»e« uf irr*ntee» of tnld f h l f h * ItJoM *m .i | blonis III w Yli HIM M |»J( Mils* >M ant I.IM.A «*Jm ||. . living rle i-t. th* unknow n h*ir«. d*vl**«*. j t i a t # N of graateei -.f f i M *1«*r • rl« M Mloblom *o.i l.ul* • >i>lom f IHAN H nuardlan of A t *I|*H MI-'Mnni *n |ii ■a rie peraon. If IHlng i« l If den i, •. M in i r. i n \r n : %n TO; ANN M IIITK. If All a• h#r unknown »pou#* If marrUd. an-1 if d»#d th* tjiikni"# hair#. or in n t fM of n M *nn M lilt r . ItoHA IILANTOM. If all**. It#r unknown *p*»u»* If niarrl**l. •n» If <1rai. th* unknown hair# d«*l#»•• U v aln * or * r* nt##■ of F*ld II...a Ills.,' in *' ' I'llKFTUJt an I Ml.S'NIK I'llKKTUN. his wife If Us­ ing and It i . i .1 the rtsp.. tl»* ungrown htlfs. desl.sss. I .ts ls s . or ilrsn tt.s of 1**14 r A. I'/**'"*! »"* >1 nnls I*-*•!•>n. his slfs; w It. I IlKHTON sn.1 M.ICR PRESTON Ms « lf » If II. In* sn.f If d-sd ms r.epsctl*# unkn .sn hslrs dsrts.es l-a s is .s or grsni.rs of Ss.l n n I'rs.ion and Alles . hl* w ife; VflttUE ItKNrnOE. widow. If living, snd If dtsd. Ih# unknown hslrs. devis.es, l.gat.#. or *r»nlee. of gold 1 irdls ftsnfros. WldoWJ ,\ If l». llleANTl'S If ellve end hi# unknown ipotiM If m#rrt«d. and If deed. ISO usknnsn hslrs. d*rt, 's*teeatees or sraniees of ssld t JJ •’ niaslont n. I- KAHRI l-l- If •*{'• and Ms iinktown tpou*s If insrriel. ssd If dead, ths unknown hslrs. devls.es. or I*««•••• i»I •••■‘ .-Vi-v Farrell. MARGARET »- V 111 N‘ SHAW, If living, snd her unknown soouse If m u l l 1 Sod If dead, the unknown bslre. detls*. * least*-, or i r i n i s i i of Ssld Margaret K Orsnthsw. Al.MA SJOHI/iM IlISl. snd JOHN II RING h.r husband If allv*. and If 4***f. • unknown h*f ra. d*»liaa«. U«at**a o» «r*n t«*« of let .\ltr* F)®btcm Hint •n<t IOIIN n IIIMO. h*r h*i#h#n*1 AMANDA fJii|lt*»M HIAVKH ani JOHN IlKAVKi, >*r hu« hantf. If liblotf *n1 If «*#»•! tt * unknown k*lr». «1*v|it*« l*«at**a or trtn tf** of th* 5*M .tminta Uloklom n»*v#*. h*r hu.ban-1 TINA AJOBLOM KA • I.AOAN. *ni JKMK rAUAOAN h*r huahand. If llrU> and If d**d th* uaknown h*lr«. d*%li m i , l««*t**a or «rant*»t of m M Tina Aloblom Falaran and *•••• T*laran. h*r huahanl; orx‘)I)ll \HT 0Jr>NLOM ard ORANPCa lUnfi leOM. hi* w|f*. If lltU f. and If d*«d th* w nhn^n dn*l**#* Ucat*** or i t t n ’ Mi *f 0a'd nno-|. hart Sfofclom and Grard## Rlobl .rr M* %*tf*. rU lT O and rsTIIR H 0Jonf/»W. hit wlf* If llv ln f. and If d*»d. Ih* unknown htlrf. dt%laa»a or «r*at»tt of *ifd rioyd 0Joblom »»d F!a g l l » e « of K?dr,t#cii f Mil l A’lotph Mlohlom *n Inavne no*«n \Nl» %U« I AIITOIM HAVING (ill t I MMIMI TO IIA V»: A M lllflMT TlTI.K OH 1NTRIYK0T l.V TIIK HKAf* I’ M*•PKItTY IIKIIKIN\KTi:il HI M CltlllKH You *r* heretv »i*flfl#«l that • • «lt ha* hern bronchi agalntt )oil. the natur* of whl- h la to rimuve r»rt:.'n rlouda tr m and to qul*t anil ronflrm th** title to th# h»r#- |i 4f?er daat rlbtd rail pro|»*rt> *> t render null •• 1 ? It (h i flatfl . intllnad In tha 1i iR iirjIn * •aid r#al nmnar'v Tha RIIM ,vf * . In trhtrh tha suit ha* !»ran ln#tllu*a.| |« the r i i i c i it r o r i i T n in t h j r n i r i w ' • III! r it IN iKMI.Nolel COt*NTT KlAllUHA. Th* ahhr#via!e«l title e f th* '*•• I* II A nt'MMKUL COM l*ANY INC, a Florida cornwrntl n v ANN || HITS #* •» halm Chanrerr C«M N?> M O Tha dtacrlpllon of tha rral pro. p r .l r Involvad It a* follows i i i t tfcaaaa! I Ovltal* MONDAY MVKNINB # )• Cfcssssl 111 Crossresds 4 19 ills on tks World ».§• Advsnturo wit# Cseli W ill I H Cartoon Oarnlvgl > 21 Merator Fmathara R#porto W#ath*r .^ awa-8 yo ru in € 12 Joha Paly 4 l» 4 «» T.ko M2 T.i> F I A‘| I 29 >09 > It J.' >9 ie 2> 19 29 Hit-'1 !I n n 42 i »• « 21 Diga«t~ Fmar t Rhythnv# l <u\a! Fhow Fportaman Club Atthur ilodfpay'a Tiling out a >l<<»* \\ hlttrg tllrla IUt hard PUmnnd Uurr# and .\IJ#n .*h#riff of Cophl»g I’eopl* * C? olca h»#t* Trooptr t runrh and l>*a N i in N#wa liaport •l FpySlgn-of f I «# «I*y M*rwing Ftgn-on I'roaram R##uma N*w».\V#ath*r Jimmy |wan Fh-^w N.n • Hit hard •*. ftnltalfl \round th# Htat* • »t»t#ln Kangaroo Nawa— Richard 4*. l|otl*l*t Around th# Ftat* Warlnr fVwwavIvanlan* My U t tl * Maral* Prlc* la flight Mfia# It tlirk Vii am I ^ .ir T ao ? 12 : 22 « co l *2 I 22 • *+ > I# ia I# 20 II 09 t! U L?t« Of tetf* list® hear, h for Tomorrws 11 42 Hulling l.lghi Tt» ' n tv %» rr ii N o ti' i V\ a t•# r Ci.ir.klt* a.t.1 ,N«wa <• .• • Op »? 1 Bl C 1*4 i ; 19 A# th# World Turn* 1 a* Ot|f Ml#* Hrook a 1 2« \rt lelnkla*t#r a Mnua* Part* : «9 Th* lit «r Payoff 2 H Rob Crn#bjr ghow 4 09 t'entral Florid* 2’a i o r m w J 09 llrlght#r Pay 2 1ft F#fret Ftorm I 29 IMg# of Night • •g eg11h Cl |n( *c 4 99 « M M I I - n J K( K * O K % l l . t J i 1? 90 : : to I II 4 WN I I 4 m m m r.YKN iN O Open Ifoua* M» ker Motif* hit O'Ct k Raport Paug IMward* Itahln Hood P*pal llayttoua* Fup#rma# Th*** vvMtlng n it’.g Hli *<*• 1 plant<•ltd P%* I»#t# tlV* F»u Ho f»n# Hum* A All#a l*%t F#«*r*tary It 09 n#t*ort is t* is is IV'b ( V ' » 2 f (C-ft-tTft RrffMar Par F*cr*t Ptorra TA(a of MfM H T n n -«o r o H » 14A0 HIKH 2( l.r.| MONDAY A I T I H 2 IHI1 Tb* Khylhm Hoar World M Fit Twilight f ' n g * Fphra H'ok M j i ' f At Rand-m Drlftlr ff On A Clou! Kranlng Mia!# It*# t'inriilm * N* w• N*w # It'# Pinea*'^* <M 1 •1 « 14 f :i < »4 T 99 * 12 t: 29 1 *9 9 )• 1 42 f '4 1 !2 1 19 19 99 1• 92 11 99 Tt M tt 29 11 12 :i t l 2 I 1 1 •• 1ft 1 2' * *9 V •I !> Monday. August 12. 1957 The Sanford Herald—Paga t T t i hkytkni K»*r Xsw, At Hams W. Musts Bis# Off 7bw Ksxtii Jhh! T«rv4*y N , n l i | Sit# Oa pswn nr<tk<r* Xsws t v , , t , r # Jsmbsrs* Nswi Ssvsn O'clock Clsk Kew*. Florida N»ws-U'cft4 JocU»i • Choirs Jtcrnlne I'»««l le»s Nir m osr Tims SVorlA At Nip * Mornln# M « ld :* s Itsrs i r i Thsrs N*ws u e » ciuk N*ws l i t * Ciuk lt»i«ai 1'srformtnrs i m i n viim Wortl At Nseo Rs4ls r*r m P |wl htr Hors Reach N«ws tlsr Non* R»och Tu,s4 sv >(*iln*s tVorM el Thr** P-ihKsr r*»iurs K-cor.t Rsvtsw ky JACKY Why Businessmen Often Get Ulcers ly HUMAN H. NM0I1IN. M B. TH* rncvst likely candid#!*# for! nrh*o Wv»dv containing Uttl* 9lr*ri#r*hatd-w orklnx.#nxl«tjr-jor no ad d ar# *»t«n. |#*lr:c arisen individual*. Businessmen Juices ar* secreted lo help dlB*it and rxreutlvrs of large firm# ars them Adding arid* lo Ui* foods also good e«»m pi*» of the "nlctr usetl In the extwrtmrnta, ho-etj p e " rver. stopped ths flow of t!.# Why? Julrts, rspsrnnsnU siU i arim »ls se*m s h u|Of! V olv e lo #1.* a* * pccltg good Idea. Thes* exp erim en ts Indtcal* pretty plainly mat ;n normal What ilappena acldlly Is a nalursl Al the University of CYilcago.1.^ ’ * ^ cAj'WAiiiixina iu wi. ivu by uj mri etparlmenis vui conducted the s h u t-o ff v a lv * ' for g .n tn a de{>artment of surgery lndlcat* that squ*eilr.g action* cause m*| Ho»-*v*r. In prraorvs who at* lower 1'ir t of the stomach to re^ ,' ,rT“ u ,• u'C*f * ar* leas* a hormone cal!*d gastrin ,<lMrIoP from *h« This hoemon* In turn Induces: °f to° muf h gastric Juke th# lining of Ih.* upper .tom ach c,,h *r b , f * u** 0 » »h« , -«R f ' “ to secrete gasirla Julcea. Iur* pr 0T,r*ttmu!atUm of Ih# ra­ in the ease of Individual# eon -Y 11* p,r.T*' , stantly under tenalcvn. tlie vagus! An<^ h , *< ^ appears. 1* why so n -n * . between the stom ach a n d .™ " ' 0< businessmen h»v* Ui* brain. ov*r*rork* It# Job of|u’ Mr* stimulating th* stomach'# churn- OCEJitON Aho Aittwm Ing. Consequently, th*r# 1# an I P C : ! am pregnant and b a n overabundance of the acld-rleh:sever* leg crim p*. Whst cun I Juices which are normally rupAruwve: During an ailark, plied by th# upper stomach lo massaging th* leg* or standing dlgfrt food. _ _ . . . . on a cold floor la sometime# of Deetroya Stomach U nlnq h, tp -joking n u m ln B-1. or thlThU abnormal quantity of add amtn# hydrochlotld*, la also of begins lo »at away the stomach help. lining and causes gastric ulcers | During pregnancy, your dirt Sometime* th* Juice* will iplllj should contain adequate amount* over Into the first loop of ill* in- of calcium In order to help pretcstlnr*. Very often this results vent leg cramp*. If the attack* In duodenal ulcers. Icontlnue, better »c* your doctor. |e«t* »h«iw .Saw* a Men Off n i:an% r u d i i m m i T# at Pattern# Jimmy Pran Fhow .Saw#, Weather ('ant Kangaroo Harry Moore tM«F» Arthur (iodfrev (M-TIII Carry Moor# i f ) ht rIk* It Rich 2 allant l-a«ly FENWICK Some things happen la fast! Disne and Marion! Marion re­ One dsy Joji-e William* had ports that DUn* received many I .Icrlded lo i!*y her* In S*nfonl lovely and useful thing*. Some played, and then while Cliff I# rerving aboonl the games were I U. S. S. Norths niton, »nd th* the girl* were served home made Confetti cake, next, »he’ got th# house rrnt- ice cream and cd and she's picking lo lesvr for which L»1 Ogles msde. Marion Montgomery. Alabama, to stay also served brownies and mint*. John Holmes made th* ire with Cliffs aunl a.vl uncle! It all happened *o quickly, cream, and Alice Pulver helped Joj-ca didn't have enough tlm* Marion decorate for the psrty 1to ssy go«d hy to hardly anjone. TTiat'a aMut It for today. With three j-exr old Kathy, and Don't want tn take a chance on |three WEEK old Cheryl, it took their cutting me lo pieces thli courage lo decide to make that week! See you tomorrow. irlp. They left Saturday after, noon. »nd Cliff rrporta aboard LONDON — Philip Burbridga, his ship en Wednesday. , Bill snd Mary Varner, and 63-j‘ear-old retired. British army (heir ihrre children hair Ju<t1sergeant on slapping Lord Al­ rrlurncd from s trip to see both trincham after the latter refuted Hill's and Mary's parents who ail tn withdraw his criticism of Queen live in Pennsylvania. Bill is an K li/abeth: "I did what Prince Philip »vnjl4 instructor in ILXTU and left last Tuesday for six weeks «< greatly like to hav# don*. I gait -choc! (n Albuquerque, New Xtex- him a good hard lick ." I ico. WASHINGTON — Sen. Karl B. IlcmcniN'r, square dancing st Lak* Golden tonight or tlie Mundt B-S D. on labor racket­ , Chiefs Club tf the weather isn’t eer Johnny Dio's refusal lo testify before a Senate •lacksit Commit* I loo good. Young Mt*s Patricia FIJol1lee: "I Jtiat can't understand how • l celelwnled her seventh blrthdsy i* New la st Thursday, August R. with a man ran Iw so tough party ft>r seven little fr'ends. Ycrk and so timid i# Washing­ Those titenilmg were: Susan ton.'' G»lletlv. \nnette Kiferd, Herheth Anne Collier. I.ln.l* and Arlene IleMattio, Dmigls# Mlllc/owskl, 0. D. Farrell s »ml Carolyn Kihd During th* party, which lasted from 2 30 | rnttl t VI P M. Lillian served cake snl ice ervam, candy ( sticks, bubble gum, and party part favors (lames were played with Annette. Linda, and Douglas emerging the prue winners. Marion Holmes called to tell me about the "Stork Shower** renturtnf ah# had given Friday night for Diane Lanier. Those prevent . Tha Very Re«t were: Bobbie Wilson, Gladys Car­ ter, Millie Myers, Bita DeJong, 310 E. lit Blanche Daniels, LilPan Ogles, Betty Miller, Alice Pulver, J«anne Pieitchman, and. of course. Arcade Package Store leiv# of I.If* h f*»r Tomorrow (P)iding Light cycl ck Rap rl ht*n | Pp and 11* Counted Aa 1 tt* U ••rid Tut na Our M1•• llrooka llou#*|>ar t y H« P*> ft aON* II 4%I N(i I I (M » Oil IIK. Y|(Ml* %4#%|N%t »:•! 211.i You and ea» h of >«»u ar* hereby h oth •* th* Northwaat > war #jf !h* Nouthwrat juartcr noil ftid *’ I r • i' i 11 • I fo i»r*#*nt any rtalrna an I demand# v» tHW's) i f tha i»oi" »•w u u a r * •er (2W U ) i»f gll4 llflla tl If. vou, or elf tier **f \ iyu mat hav. • gailiat th# eatate of LMILY iSftu* Hart la l>#glllnini; all IIIIOfUIR, d d . lai* t-f aai it. ^Faction 10 T vanalt In • • » t • • . * i I f J 'a* f Fouixi. Hang* 2^ l.a*t, F#mi* |Fantlrji le t'’iunt>. 2‘ lutl la. at hi# nol* l*ouat>, Florida office |n the i ourt hoita* of eatd Yo.| *n | e».h of tow ar* hrr*by nottfiad that a ault to reurntf ( •unty at F»nfor»l, Klorbl*. within <IomiIi fr#-rn an t •* u .let and i.»n* rlaht calendar Mont it fft m the firm (ha till* th# ah<>«# •!#»• r11»• tini# nf the flr*t pn*dl at|*»n «*f #•1 I'fnprft* an I t<< r' od»r null ami thf» n< tli e !!*• h rlaltn ##r dam* I %olil tha fr*tf|rtlv* ■-urnintt and j ahall ha In r11Ing and ahall •*•»• frier *»r •lau*#* run-aloe t jn th# f J<a |<t«i • *.f r»#ld#n« # *» I no#t «>( daadi rotu eflm rail real |if><fert) (I#-* addfeaa i»f ilia •Ij Iii. j M, in | haa lifld browaht ggllttai » i ig •hall ha a*vtr?i f«# Isa lbs. s|almat<t th* ahota entitled •a »*• h| |( A agent, or attorney, and an> *ui h . •I • I- t 1 «orj» ra«l n. and r«*-i ar* h#ra!>y rgnyira I tr»F flb H by ia»» to •er%a >our An*w#f. «r ot;»#r <la. fan*#*. If *nj, itllher rer*einall> or hi at • may I in »»id ault • hi f ir# th- 2 th d«\ of Aticuil. A I*. f a il NmT »•» * d#••rt# tiro r«nf##»o will b* ant#r*d ag aIn•t \ U WITNKFF m* hand #nd t»»* i*«t of laid t ' •' I'ounir I’ t rlda (hit Jtth day of July, a I* , v * O. P lIF.n.NlHXN A* t'l'fk «Mrruit «* *rt. Fe ml i • |l% Aria J feundqui** IIPWAHH II HURT Attorney for r *1n«lff O* M#tcalf llutldlny Orlando, Florida (FTAfet IN Till* COI HT l»F TIIf* I (It N il JI ll(*r. *KHI. Nill.I! I Ol'NTI # ri.OHin%. in rMnit%Tr.. claim or demand not an filed ahall he told. • f Frederick O Halter Aa el*rut»»r of ttta l.aa Will and T*#tam#nt <*f FMII.r OlKlFXi: .(er •#*• d Fir*! pghllrgtlon J •<I> 21, I t IT m it i i; i mm it i n n r io i • N4 HI M i l l II TO WHOM IT MAY r*»MCrilN NptIn I# her#t'V glYen that th* 'tnderalgnad. piin'ianl to t».a "Ft. • i • Nam* *Ut ii • I rlda Chapter ** n •| fe# later with tha I'leik nf ih# t is. • m «*..tirr, |ti and for kamlnole County. Florid*, upon ra. alpt of proof of th* p ab llntle p ” f thli nofir* th* flotitlott* «*ma to-wlt -i iim im :- W* ##p*ct to ttitfU* In ku*lnaa« ■ * number Ht I llot 44| tn th* city of Hanfnrd. Florida I i m Ii iara*tad •aid hutlntaa #nt#rpt’ aa. ar* a# follow • I.FI! VIAWKINF rfrNNri.LT PAPUNK W CONNELLY Patel at Fan'ord Femlnol* d aoe a**d •«4 P I ’ It • County Florida July :T 1>2T THACT I — Weat half t W V,) of th* »^u*h **1f «H»h» of Oo* varnrmnt txd 2. Faction In. Townthln J'* Fouth^ flaot* St IN r#i g l T A T f l «r Ka*t. Fimtnol# C »irttF lorid a . F M I L V n n ‘ >FF2! THACT S — 0outh*ait nuartar T O I I I . < III I l l f O l t * IMP.1, ! of |h* Moot |i wa«| quar­ ter tfl\Vi«S of Faction l«. TowntMp 29 »outh. lit n(* S'! Fatt, Femlnol# fou n t» Florida J ^H A\ZE R O TRACT J ~ r.«u half iK»t > of t^a |A|||itNtl nnartar (VW Ul of th* F »Uthw a*t uuaf'ar <MW»| of Ftrtlon 1# Tow nihtp S') F-iuth Hi? (* S'! ttaaf. Famtnnta I’om tr Florida THACT t — Fouth rh*ln§ of th* F*»t ana-half f It ** t of tha Fouthwaa* ouar(#r (iHVlil le«• th* prtUth#a*i quart*r (FtS1*) of th* Mouth watt ouartar IHWI.I of H#rtfon |P Town•hip ja gouth. Haag* C ut. F#rn|no|* Counl) Florida. THAf^T I — That p t't of th* North watt nuartar iN W 'il *»f Ih* Fntithwait quartar |SWl|| l)in f goulhrait iFi; i of tha A r f* pall road right •of. way I#• t b*glnnln( at th* Mouth«at', ISC) rornar of th* Nirthaatt nu*rt*r INK', * o# th* Mouthwaat nuartar (F"* i4 » *>f Fac­ tion Ik, Tnwmhtp 1* Fogth. liana* 24 Kaat. rttnnlna thanr* .North > M rhair# W*at I? J€ CbAlal, N . (> i I aI • l •» th• right.of-way Una of tha a C I* Hattr ad th#jtr# xvaatorlr along tall rlar.t-of•• av ii th* Waaf lift* of FarHoe |M, th*nr* CIVIL SERVICE BOARD CITY OF SANFORD FLORIDA W D 9 9 * tf 1 19 19 ;S! 19 It U •I an o th er: ROOM WILL, AFTER ALL O M j^ T O L IV E / ^ G IV E 'COMFORT TO (A HOUSE TOO SM ALL 4x8 Only Per Sheet 4x10 Only DRAGLINE OPERATOR 2 - 0 5 A Clljr of Sanford CIvH Service KismlnuMin will ba held In the Clly Mali n( 2:30 p.m. Tundajr, AuKU*<t 27 Per Sheet 1957. or n# boon (hercitfler * y poRiihle for DRAfILINK OPERATOR. For further detaiU c«U at City Halt. CIVIL SERVICE BOARD Mark ?f. Cleveland. Jr- fltertiary N. 0. Gamer, Examiner S l u m b e r Cf&j, UNBUILDING NEEDS r l FA 0251 ^^XC0NCRE7eJ>IPEC0Z FLORIDA ROWER l LIGHT COMrANY R. a. Coieasa, Btv. K jr. Mf Mifnolli Ara. .ir . — •: �w ■ » M 'W T0DAT8 THWOVT If A n skill Iih allk Ikr MHlk Jm m M I<tr4. *e4 akllt k»M»lf I* tkr k»«n tkai 0*4 kl«B > " » Ik. 4.>4. tk-n •k.ll k. *as*4.* A Seminole Program County f Equalization them—but at the present day millage and todays property values (on the county as­ sessment lolls) there's no hope that roads can be built for an expanding, aggressive, progressive county. Services need to lie expanded to take care of the health and welfare of the county’s citizens. But with present-day income the county isn’t justified In placing such projects in its budget. Citizens should muke themselves ac­ quainted with an equalization program in­ stead of listening to the advice of a few. Find out what an equalization program would mean! Why is it necessary to equalize property throughout the county? This is not a personality program hut a program that will lienefit each and every citizen owning property inside the borders Sanford. Florida August 10. 1*ST of Seminole County. There is no other reason whatsoever that could make us favoi such Editor a program. Were it to lienefit a few, or if Sinfool ll»r»l«i personalities were involved, or If some would j This letter is being written in lie unmercifully hit because of an equaliza­ I answer to certain publications by tion. we would op|iosc any- such measure your newspaper quoting state­ Kqualization can be accomplished in ment! alleged to have been made Seminole County according to law. Other by me at a meeting of the Board County t’ommiaaionera of Se­ Boards of County Commissions have ordered of minole County on August I, 19J7. equalization in Fh>ida- And there is no I feel that the atatementa aa pub earthly reason why citizens of Seminole hahed and attributed to me, did County cannot benefit from such a program not convey to the readera of thi* just as other citizens of the State have paper a correct Interpretation of my statement!. For this reason. It benefitted. i Is my desire to clarify these slate. A citizens committee has studied the tax ,-nenU and to explain my position problems of the State and the State has a* to the industrial growth of S*. benefited to such an extent that many of the auggeationa are luring followed and put Hollywood Studio into u»fc /. .. _ Citizens committees have U-nefitted the 5 6 6 K i n g N C W rQ C C City of Sanford and many of the recommen- T D *■ n |n u , dations are put into use because of studies ' O lO N T O y tluNOVS made through these bodica. ** ' v *' moxbv Again—Seminole County can follow such ' BOLLYWOOD W — Whe a plan lo the benefit of the elected office •Aru'd portra y the late Jean ..a.. holder. kiw In the movie about her tragic August 20th should In* mads ''An Kquali­ lift? Fana who cherish the memory zation Holiday'* is Seminole County so tlmt every propel ty owner could appear before of the first of the plaUnum blonde# the board of County Commissioners to ex- ,r* y™***"* ' v,ryb^ y J” .™ L e tte rs T o T h e Editor ; ~ r r w .... . t :: ::r Seminole ( ountv Court House can hold but f,imin* the tiorv of the irtres. of a fe w hundred—there should In* thousands ( New Y o rk and Bollyw ood looks for at that meeting with citizens from over the »n unknown artrei.-and *he doe* entire county speaking in behalf of an n’ t have to be blonde. "W e get hundred* of letters ev. equalization program. try week from around the coun­ try." said Wald, leafing through the mail on his desk. "Tbey fug gest Lucille Bali, Ann Sheridan. Janet Leigh, Carroll Raker, Mari­ For example, there is the dramatic saga lyn Monroe, Terry Mo«ra— Wsnis "Internal Fire" of Solomon August Andree. the Swedish "1 am looking for an artrof. engineer who with two companions *ought but a little known one Then the to reach the North Pole in a semi-dirigihle __________ _ ___ ___ wha. eudienre wont enticipate balloon and vanished into the bftter cold o f ; ihe’a do And the unknown doesn't the Arctic, never to be seen alive again- It have to have blonde hair. What was 60 years ago this summer that the trio I’ m looking for is Internal fir*. The make up department will take took to the air from Danes Islasd, Spitzber- care of the reat." D ra m a tic Saga O f A u g u s t A n d re e History is rich with thrilling and faacinatIng accounts of man's exploit*. The most gripping and remarkable narratives do not necessarily tell of men who reached their goals and otherwise attained success. The Sanford Herald Repr*««ai*4 Milsislly ky Osssrtl aissrllsUa Serelta Isa SSI 0 »-r»i* Basts** Bask Rl«» Allaata OeergU rn ito rriiKivs ran#- *.« rustlike* PVt-t. rt THAN JR. Bultnssa U(r uam ou iits M ts o r , nan., gen.t The movie, the way Wald outNot until Auguat 1930 did sailors from , bee* *. *IU be a revealing atudy a sealing vessel accidently discover remain* • »” ,im’ nf ,h* *rfe*° ,7 Kvrt.TR i n shivo aev*Mi*i*i Ms»«**f near the Arctic region named Franz Jos­ screen penonality bring* to her eph Land Andrre's diary recorded that life Thi* script will touch on a lot the balloon had been forced zlown after of local nerves," he said. "These drifting 117 miles. star* all run to th* same pattern B? C a d * . ||* par w**k 0*4 listlk si ss Thu* the month of August ha* a di*- lni*vurity, fright. Tkr** m **ik* k . M**ik* o .» Tsar They think . I*** ISIS IMIS A'.I Oklutrr k«ilt*«. *sr4* *f tkstka r*«*l*o*** **e tinctive place in the history of aerial ex­ they'd better get the money fast • ef *«t**ui*k*t*i fee Ike m o m * *r r*t***a ploration. The Andree balloon of 60 years because ihrv don't think they U t**4» • IU ke «ksr**e fer kt r*«*l*r *4*»m’*I>« rate* ago and its 117-mile flight may ]>e regarded last. "Did you ever notice how they S*Uf*4 ae M«M4 «iim w>*ti** mt*Wr H ISIS M aa a forerunner of the modern aircraft which (he Poet Om*e ef i*kf*re Flerlle. ealee Ike set , ,, .... ------------------ keen making up tbeir facet? That ___________ »f C««etee» ef Marek 1 lift devour time and distance with such flashingof cosmetic* c«v*fi up their speed that crossing continents and polar fnaht P*kttsk*4 Dsllr ***4»t k * l« r 4 * r . *<■#*? »■« O r l H k M Sltk *lsr * r * * . t « U ( Ckrlilwi* regions is eaaily accomplished within a few "Their worst prob-Vm »• »h*« mow tlunk they're at tray off Fago 4 Monday. Aupuat 12. 1957 h°ur* screen at on Men msrry them few what thrv art in th# movies— nos at human women with end. nary problem*. That I why their msniacri don't loot Huthand t'ommttud Suicsd* ty HIBSUN K MNMIOC ■ ». "Jean Barlow married Paul WHAT oouid be more insigalfl- profusely, thus bunding th* eye* Bern twrausr »h* thought h# wo* rant than a taw teardrop*? You'd with tear* 1 ORO GRANDE. N. M. — Owen one man who didn't expect her tn be surprised. I Tears aren't a nuisance as »• I Prather. M. on hit older brother be as vl.e was tn 'Bell's Angels.' " Tears aren't merely drop* of sometimes are Inclined to believe, Bern committed suicide after Jnhn a dispute wuh th* Army over salt watae; far from It. They Just get something In your eye their marnag*. leaving a nou hi* ranch: are a complex solution with a snd you'll see how valuable they high protain content. And aetan- really are. "I feet the ismr way about my saying - - "last night was a farce TV* S#•ra14 li • « i * l i r ef it* Value Sin i wM«k U sst'lls# sttleltvelr te Ike f*r f*»«*ll.» Sit* if ktl Ike 1*4*1 n e t *H*U4 Ik tkl* M *ffl**f *si’ a sc a im o n ~ a T rk s Why Do We Shed Tears? lift* can read them almost oa foe^ sa la d easily as scanning tbs page* of a . boo l Automatically, tears wtU flood ' 'h# eye* In an attampt to wear. Dotocwslno Cause o-it th* foreign body, whatever It Not only do tear* ted some- m,T **- v »rT often thi* natural thing about who shed them, but by your own body w> 11* usually pcwstbl* to determine remedy th# situation Is all that i* to some extent, why they e » r i ' " ? <l*(1ikl thed. | * “ l Bit* la Just on* way let Teare ahed by adulU are dlf- * w *,, »•*«*• protect* your eye* ferent than those of children, and *»U scientists can easily tall which 1*' wonderful t* th* work which. of your eyelash** which sen t a* Moreover, they can teU » dust stopper and your eyebrows whether th* lean were brought * hlth hare tha dual rolt of k*«pon by Irritants, such as smog or out dual and preventing peronions, or ubathar they w*r* »P*reUon from dripping into your caused by pain, ang*r, sorrow or,***#. m Joy. Chemically,ths tears of th*#* D0* -'- howtver. l»*re everytaro cate lories an very different ^ lftZ kp to nature. Hav# a reguSavreaiad i . r.i™ J lUf 'T ^ g h t examlnaticn by a 5# reled By uland tSStptUhl *J* epaciaiut ms least Tear* art accreted by ait other y**r. almond-shaped gland e h ic h w* Qtnrrvo* son s a t t r n call tha lachrymal gland. Oener- H T .llh ayeeacnicU U ngh oU oily. th# secretion from thU gland aches behind my left rye. What $•***•» out through th* nos# could be the cause of this? When It Is profuse, however, ill Answer: Thar* or* numerou* overflows the eyelid* and we have cause* foe this type ef headache. Mar*. such a* ntreousnoas. nervous dtaCertoln odors IcrlUka tha la d i- ordar, a Mood disorder, a tumor, r y a a l gland, coudot 12 *a ahadSalinila* ta d other inch dlsraaes. Q u o te s From N ew s I Hoofing * Jalousies Ornamental Iron Doors Foreign H it News Commentary J People 60 to 80: Tear Out This Ad Take the bull by the horns , if yaw hav* more bill* than 'jy k yaw can pay, cam# in and fwlk tha oitwatiais av#r with w*. W all ha glad fa to* yaw . . . and yaw'll ha glad yaw cam*. lo a m up I to $400 G A O FINANCE C O R P O R A T I O N »» Overt VOW GIT $ fS 140 4: j *0 0 CO 00 oo 00 |4 MOMTNt — $ 0 4» :* is i 34 JV S*TM|HT1 ro i n n o n ir i 11 sdO m Tn S $ SAT $ 3 Cd I l f ’ 10 79 30 *9 71 JS 39 J * 47 4 4 - 1} sO xT u i $ 7.JJ 14.11 47 30 J9.3J SANFORD - ORLANDO---------DOWNTOWN-407 Watt Ceoiral Av Sanford — FA 2-OSOO B arricades YOU'RE TELLING ME! 111 Weil First $•>*#• .......... . M , . f Z r i | i J J fz J fO»4 Sn*4*s< Ttie n t*44 >**' 6th And Mapla - • '.‘.T’ -T mino'.e County— The conversation which took By CHARLES M. McCANN ar.d Wen Germany it*uni Mun> a piCtty « » ! one. place, and my intention! at the L’nited Prrts Staff Correspondent day. , Call# For Election The Big Three Western Alliee The statement alio gave AdenThe declaration called on Soil** time, to the best of my memory, have given Cbance'lor Konrad auer personally further as*ur*ne* Rulzia to agree to a free all-Gerwas ss follows: Germany a Intereita i man election to unify the coun.^ Being permitted to *pesk, 1 Adenauer a big booit in hit cam­ that Writ *■ paign for the West German par­ will not be sacrificed in the at­ try. asked how the commission pltnn«d liamentary election. tempt to reach a disarmament It reaffirmed the right of a to raise revenues for the new bud. That leeme likely to be the most agreement with Soviet 3uztia. united Germany lo continue th* It would be unfair, perhaps, to membership In the North AtJantie g t. Mr. Krider stated that reve­ important result of the declara­ nues would be raised by a re ap- tion on German unity which the call the declaration a campaign Treaty Organisation which Writ Stales, Britain, France document. Nevertheless, U makes Germany hour holds. pralaal of Seminole County pro- tailed l>erty. 1 asked who would nzak* It farther ruled out as impossithis appraisal. Mr. Krider stat'd |hie the Russian demand that West that it would be made b/ an out|Germany n'gotiat* a unification aide organization. 1agreement with Communist Fact 80 MANY flth were caught by be II months long. Shuck*— I then requested the com million Germany. angters tn three small craft off most everything scientists do wt , One significant feature of th*. (a go easy at thia time az I had Capetown. South Africa, the boat* and tmpooiibl* to understand, been advized by 'everal lax payer* the declaration was that it wa« * tank beneath their weight. The | I I I In other rountiez that appraisal i inued in West Berlin instead of fUh. ef court*, got away—but the 1 A /Lkrrman, with o blow o/ Ihc in Bonn, th* West German capital. by outsider! had t*»t barn satis Art, kaocl.rd out a muiitrliungc I This emphasised th* fact that Ber. factory. Mr. Krider stated that [ iUhermen almost didn't? } t t |he ceaphf—*port e Item. Didn’t 1tin la Germany's real capital. additional revenue* are needed lo A Neve IfShnf brewery ho* know those thin-;* had Jau»— B » K To Visit E**t bnr.g In Industry. At this point.; I rtated "We do not want Indus, i drv«f«yed • reallakoee beer male-' much trie glate oar*, The decision to inut tha uni. tap yrocee*. Trylay to http *pj ! ! ! try", but before t eould complete ficition declaration at this tim* tntk the coatiaaoai yuiiltr e/ A botenltt report* disseeery *1 my statement. Mr. Krider siked undoubtedly wra* mad* partly be. •ear T teeerel new type* ef weeds, leek, "Who it w t?" 1 then explained cause Russian Communist Lead­ t I ! fell*, cen t yew leee* bed tntvgh that 1 did not favor th* "smokeer Nikita S. Khushchev and Prem­ •ritela’s barbers pretest botch eleae? stack' type of industry and that I ier Nikolai A. Bulganin are te v» holrxvts deewended by th* British w*a confident that the people of Se. visit East Germany in August. Americans. It's estimated, deep •racy. They meat think THIY ere mmole County did not wish to have Khrushchev and Bulganin are a billion dollars worth of coin* yelling th* trimming. thi* type of Industry. In speakin| sure to hit the unification Issue Into Juke boxes annually. That of "#moke-#Uck" trvduairy, I am hard in their speech** during tftis Milt, th# starling printer, siya kind of mcney doesn't Islk—It visit. They may be expected to call referring to steel mills snd amelthe can't figure out how that in- scream*, croons, bellow*, moans, ing plant* with which 1 am fami. again for direct negotiation betternattonal Geophysical Tsar can groans, yammers and yodel*. ; ween the two German govern­ liar. I further stated. "Certainly we want industry which Is practi­ ments and to repeat that West Germany's mtmbershjp in NATO cal." laff- a - d ay is ■ bar to a unification agreeThe above, to the best of my ment. knowledge la what iratvapired at the meeting. I would Ilka to point out her* what T meant by practi­ cal Industry- I feel that lndoitry u eh as manufacturing, steel fa­ brication. air craft research, deve­ lopment and manufacture are pra­ ctical type* of Industry which would strengthen the economy of Seminole County and central Flo­ . and mail it today to find rida. Further, any industry wh.ch out how you can iti'.l apply for produces goods and materials a $1,000 life insurant* policy t* which sre consumed in the state help take car* of final expense* of Florida, I would advocate. Bow without burdening your family. Au ever. In regard to large steal mills and melting plants I * A Tou hanJl# th* antire trans­ •' * it would be feasible from an action by mail with Ol D AMER­ ICAN of KANSAS CITY. No ebeconorsical standpoint to have such industries located in Semi Iligation. No on* will call on youl note County at th* present This Writ* today, simply giving your is the type of mduetry to which I 'name, address and agt. Mall to #-•* I ' l H l f l ha. »t|t| t*t«’S I referred when 1 mad* th* shove 01.| American Ins. Co., 3 West rtatement* In other word*. ••You'll have to excuse me now. Paul . . . want to Bth, Dept. L3009B, Kansas Cl’ y, I do not feel it it fair or right jet out the announcement!.” I Mo. —Adv. to tax lb* people ef Seminole Coun ty (nr th# purpose of promotjig Industrie* which are not perdue We hav* had Jobbing distributors | [ng products consumed in Florida. who covered and sold our pro. l am not a County Cbmmlaalo- ducts tn all of the large cities in I nar, nor am I trying to influence th* etrt. I covered this territory THE EXl’ l lilENCEli WAV It THE Sl'CCE*8FUL WAY! , nr hurt anyone. I have had my regularly and I hid charge of I Even day properties are SOLD the BANSBROL’ GH WAY residence in Sanford since 112$. sale* and management. ! am very I for the Ton vtjrtet Dollar. VOL* TOO!—can have ynur Since ItU. I have been with Cum­ familiar with what go** on in larg* f property bOLD throegh Ik* Sacceseful llaaabreugb A*cberland Case Company of Chaus industrial cities and steel mills. ziou Method, zmly a few opea dale* dalea in Aagait aad Sept­ nooga. Tenneuse*. and hav# had ' Yours »ruly, ember—St! CALL AT ONCE lor earlr Inxprrtina of your propel tv and details of the HANS i / r o UGII PLAN—re- I charge of operations in Zi *ut»*. * W. R. Dyson wreseotlar halt a rrnturs of bl'CCESSFL'L EXPERIENCE. Call COLLECT. ORLANDO 4»$7I. TV* Way i W Th* 1h Way \ FT. Ivy And S*« land as my big brother does | Jean herself died of uremic pot# wont give it up without a fight. '1 omrg when the was in th# m-ddle 1of filming •Saratoga'' with Clark WASHINGTON — Sen John F |Gable. In preparing th# movt*. I Kennedy D Mate on Maswell W»U1 hat talked to the pertorj la Gluck. Preeideni Fiteshower » Barlow's Ilf#—Gabl#, Bill Pesyll rocvlroiersis] choice for ambassa­ and her mother, wrhv runs a shop m Palm Sprtng*. dor lo Ceylon: "Gable toM me evswyon# on t)w "I am srondrring whether it wouldn't be in the beat interest! nf set felt when they t o i Jean away th# L'nilnd Stale* lo reassign ' U the hospital th#v srould never Gluck. It may be embarrassing are her again." said Wold •Tbs In him but we are aiking a M of sat even# In my picture will be a lot of peopie in the I’nltod ! when the director of 'Saratoga' says 'kill the ares' and th* '.ighlJ Sr**## thee# days." on the set go out. one by one." trt* ANGELES — Democratic National Chairman Paul M R i Of on a "i*lfith clique" he said is trying lo capture control of the p a r l y t national organization to it ran dominate the 1M0 prendenbal nominating convention: "The** are th* vary men who would weaken th* prestige and influtnet of th* odfic* of th# nation, al chairmaa u gain thsir *ndz- > To#»# are th# m«n who would sac- { rtftca our unity, our strength and our future at a party in order to Insure their own power and coo trol." S tro n g H n n "We decided two things." re­ By AL Kl'ETTNER the Supreme Court, but it ha* re­ tailed Pres* M iff Comzpotideni fused to review a lower court or­ calls manufacturer B. Blanton ATLANTA <P - Ttie federal der outlawing the Louisiana llanhur). “ Wt weren’ t going to intergrate and we wanted to keep courts spp«ar bent oa breaking assignment scheme. aur school* going " down the South s two strangest Abollih The Schools Foolproof Possibility barricades sfitnit racist IntegraAll southern states hive some The citizenry organized th*. lion it< iu public schools—pupil kind of rule permitting local au. assignment and state-financed prt- thorities to assign pupils. Ala­ prince Edward Education Corp# vate schools. bama. Georgia. Mlesisslppi. North with Banbury as president and Early In the civil rifhts contro­ •'arolina and Virginia have gone begin taking cash and pledges for versy, the South chore to stand a step further with standby liws the purpose of operating private its ground on the right of local permitting abolition of public schools should the pubti: schools be Integrated. school boards to tell students schools. Banbury said the fund hat |which school tq attend. It also Most southern official* wink at contended a state coutd adopt con- their nrlvsta school laws, know- topped $200,000 with about S2S.C00 stitutioual laws ending Its respon- ing they would be only "paper in cash in a local livings bank. , tibiliiy far operating public transfers’* of school property from The highest sing!# contribution schools. public to private operation. But has been $3,000. Serregauonirta reasoned they ihere’f one spot where "private "If we ever com# to operating I could tell Negro pupils which school plan’* means ]ust what It our plan, money would be tha i schools to attend. Or they could says. least of our worries." Banbury |close an Integrated public school Doan the onsd from Appomatox, said. snd "lease" it as s private school Va- where Gen. Robert K. I-ee Be raid teachers have been I for ah!U children only. Such pu- surrendered, lies Prince Edward; . . n. . R ln , . ns pis would receive grante from th« County, an example of the tough- ’ * J* . v . T# mvjr lo ____ _ . . . i . . . . . . I. arrangement! have neen to .atate . . . . for their th.ir -tni.Ww." . . . "tuition." cit fiber of resistance to desrgre- use churehej, homes androvae private Now the federal courts are gation This wma one of tho areas buildings. In order t« avoid trouble ovtrriding that ppsition. that figured in the famous 19H from the courts, no contributions Two federal courts of appeal school decision of the Supreme have been seccpted from any |have knocked out pupils assign-1 Court branch of government. <mem statutes in Virgins# and Not long after that ruling, pri. ! Louisiana. There has been no vate citizens of the southern Mr* j ••We think we've got something^ sy* Banbury. |direct ruling on rither practice by ginia county held mass mceiings. foolproof Business Is Just theGood same boat. Roads are needed—many of An equalization program for SemlnoU County U juit downright good buaineaa. There is no other wav one can look at it. The county U faced with the problem of creating additional revenue on which the county government may be operated and County Commlnaionera ju*t don’t want to keep racing the mi!!age comjvrahle to counties surrounding. For Instance—there i* Brevard County. Uillage there has gone up and up until it la ut preaent 60 mills or above. Orange County fated the same problem and numer­ ous other counties were or are in the same boat. Year after year asseaamenta have remain­ ed the same—has-ing a few- change* here and there where glowing and protruding inequities existed. Prosperity and the gradual change in the overall social system of our government have increased operations with additional cost*, bigger salaries. gVeater demand*—but with no Increased income. When the cost of merchanidse went up— and that hs* been time and time again— merchants did not idly sit by charging the same prices that we.e appearing on tags during pre-World War II days. The tsice* changed to meet the costs. And so the change must take place in property valua­ tions. Rrevard County is in the process of an equalization program. And at the preaent time *» otests to the equalization are running about one per cent. Hut citizens there realize that such a change i* necessary because the millage will be reduced from 60 or above existing now to an expected 17 to 20 mills in the final analysis. Such was the case in Orange County. To be sure there were some few dissatisfied property owners Just as there r»# in Brevard County. However, the protests in Orange County ran about three per cent. In Seminole County it is not evidenced that protests to such a program of equaliza­ tion would come up to Brevard’s one pet1 cent. School* here must find some wav to broad­ en their classroom facilities and that can lie done only through new sources of re­ venue— that is unless the county would like to l*e faced with something more thjn 13,000.000 In a Imnd issue- The Itoad snd Bridge situation in Seminole County Is in tr South's EDUCATION fN THE UPPER BRANCHES : A 0" Th* frconaetegardlew w rf f,,a m WaarW WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 14—1:M p. M. •Mesonrv HOME with DUPLEX 1*1* 1*71 Dartamoulk Asr. WINTER PARK area No Ullr T ilts Bay Separately or Together Th;i prop*rtr It cloae to school*, churches, shopping c*n. tere and ix hand) to city hua lervicea. Property also in. eludes a t-r. house and another tingle room apait-nent maaomy unit wiih Jalousied windows. Henty of room to erect another bui-dlnc to the front, tf you *o desire. Both buildings are LE35 THAN ONE YEAR OLD! O---BUCK'S BARN DA YTONA. U. R. 1 AUO. 1 0 -1 :3 ! P. )L Known Huvlnrcs WORLD FAMOl'ft II\R. BECUE RMTAt'RANT PAChAGR STORE a n d LARGE MASONRY BMKI. •••iJ'ARGK WARRHOURE I LOTS ON MADE STREETS AND RAILROAD auitjrotter oamhu HANSBROUGH Auctiona In Florid* S,a,»s mclodlnr Home, Apartmenta. Hotel* ^ V v iKcJUwro.U’ , 5ubdiTlV,v,,• Commtrda! BMgt. I f n,t 11 o M tor information regardinr I THURSDAY AUGUST I $ 1:30 P. M. WAGNER'S CAFE Home A New Rental Cottar* t*a Fj it Side at IT. a I7.#J Mala Bwy. Orlando Tamp* 8 Mi. South of hlssiramre II ML North of Baiaea City TERMS 20% VOWS—BALANCE ANNOUNCED [_ | A N S B R O U G | -| r#f j 44»j COlONtAlTOWN—I }4] tail Coiooial Drire. ...lo t S i Adi Ml My Ml IQANt aaADg TO qUIUHTO OF A U MIAMT TOWNS. WRITE FOR DESCRIPTIVE FOLDERS- �1 -la i V Monday. August 12. 1957 The S*r.ford Herald—Pace 5| Ym ] i -V s S o c ia l fivcniA C o n n in g The New s lly VIRGINIA CONN, Society Edi.or returned from i name dropper, but I hope W get Having just Jacksonville, 1 am bursting with to know thfm before long. Did news about people up there, and »rc Jim and Jr*n Rcedv and I could a rite several columns about daughters. Lionel and Rithem, but Sanford folks might not di# Arthur, I’ at anil Howie Hansen, bo very much Interested. Dick Ilcck. my friend Curt KretxMegs and Rip Ripley and three irhmann. Tim I’renliee and hi* of their four children came to parent* who arc visiting from Con. Sanford from their Fort Pierce reeticutt. Dirk and Louise Andrus, home Saturday to visit Harriet and Shirley Ron. Jean Fowler, Caro, John Williams for the weekend. line and Rupe Legare. Ruth and The fourth child. Valcie, was al­ Forreat Novell. Gen* and Ernie ready heir staying with Gwynne Erin. Jane and John Miller, Anita Williams. The Ripley* are well- and Bob Hadden, Dave and Lee «i|.\|)YS HASTY, who U to be mxirlrd An iust 26 to Robert Knelb, la honored Saturday with known in Sanford, having lived Cunning, Spook and John llook, MISS a limhrnn al the home of Mrs. Al Lee Jr., 2416 L'urel Ate. Left to right, Barbara Lowe, Gladu here (or a numb-r of year*. Some Hetty ami John McCracken, Jean (Phot* by Bergtteem) Hasty, Ano Mims, Jerry Lumhcrsoa. of the old crowd heard they were and t’ arl Tegfeldt, l»ly Roth, Bob in town, hoisted children in the and Pat Knight, George and r ( . ■ , , , ADMIRING TIIK MURAL. |s m U at ihr opening of the AFTERBURNER, piutr to rhit, Left lo right. ftlr. Joseph Tally, Mr*. |. M. Rowell Jr, C*pL Lionel Arthur, Mr*. Tullr, and City Commit* car, and r»am, akiied and ate at Marge Dickson, F.D. and Muriel bhirlCV JOflCS NOW H o s/; G le a n e rs C ,ass Harriet and John, Saturday and Scott, BUI and Bethy Bush. Betts •loner I*. It. Scott. t Photo by tier* strum) ' Sunday. Guests Saturday night and Doc Linker. Polly and Don were John and Toy Fitipalrick. Brubaker, Marge and Bill Hill, By AI.INK MOSBY The Gleaners Clast of the First B. J. and Bill Clast, and Martha Bob and Evie William*. Bill Stet­ and. Billy Vlhlen. son, Joanie and L e w Fellini. Jim United Press llolljwood Writer The full noon F'rtday night drew |Baptist (Tturch held Its regular The grand opening of the "A f. and Mary McGuire, Joy and, Shirley Jones, the voluptuous member* of the Adillt Fellowship monthly meeting August 6 at tha The Sunshine Commilte* of the terbumrr" at the B.O Q. was a Will Webber. Do’.tie and Ernie tinging star of "Oklanoma," is j Clast of the Lutheran (hu*vh of home of Mr*. V. S. IfaUy at 2127 Women’s Auxiliary of the Sem'n- complete success. The crowd wxs Dohne, Al Deana, Joe and llulh bark in the movies—but in name the Redeemer to the home of Mr. Myrtto Ave. The official opening of the bar cal fists. All the tables held at. ole Memorial Hospital met Thurs­ large, spirit*,) and seemed to cn Tally, Sonju and Bob Blackwood. 1 , Mr*. Myron Smith prerided In •t the B.O.Q. was celebrated with rangements of pink and white hi­ day afternoon at the home of Joy themselves thoroughly. The and I could go on til night but j on**r" und Mrs. Rill Southward at Twin the absence of the president. Th# an informal dinner danc# Friday biscus. The decorating committee, th* chairman. Mrs William Gray. decoration* were fabulous, of time la running short, and this | "Thp rr‘ t ° f Shirley is a shock Lakes, where they enjoyed a derotlonil wa* given by Mr*. night. Under the co-sponsorship of consisting of Mrs. J W. Hill, Members of the to movie fan* who remember her committee and course, and the O.W.C. la to be I hat to get down to the paper. moonlight swimming party and Willie B. Pippin. The topic wa* Mrs. Don Brubaker and Mrs. John q ! the Officer’* Wive* Club and the the nursing staff at the hospital congratulated There were many * ’ ent on hoard the Saratoga in In the musical clastic. The appleweiny roast Co-hosting with the ’ What Blocks Aniwert to Pray­ B.O.Q, the dance was considered Hook, did an excellent job, in de­ were invited to swim and ride in new fares, u .familiar to this old Mayport. and I've never been as checked miss hat slimmed down a big sure***, and boasted a huge picting sporting activities in cent­ the boat before the Gray's beauti­ Southward* were Mr. and Mr*. er." thrilled in my life. This carrier Is to a »!r*k, more grown-up actress ral Florida. crowd. Get weil cards wtr* signed by ful Lakefrort home. 1Glenn McKendre*. unbelievably tremendous. Follow­ hair-do and The remodeled bar and lounge The buffet dinner consisted of ed Bob up to the flight deck, and with a short chic The night rould not have been all present to be sent to member* Suggcrtiona and Improvements featured new green plastic wall* a lavish assortment of meats, sal. In policy and operation were dis. who are ill. Mr*. Fippin rioted we climbed so many ladders I wa* w-hlstleabl# figure. more lovely, and tha beautiful figured draperies, and gray and ads and other the meeting wlih prayer, after delicioug foods. cusses! at the meeting. Introduced exhausted by the lime w* arrived. "I just decided I should lose Southward home front* on an business matter* vrht* chair* *nd loveseata. Air* Tables were reserved for each un­ were tw„ new members, Mrs. Don had been dis­ The deck waa full of planet. VAlt weight." explained Shirley, who conditioning has also been install­ it, but a democratic spirit pre­ 1Brubaker r\r the ,.‘ shortest " shorts in „ excellent 9's AID* took up a. lot or space, W wearing and Mrs. Howie . . lake . for swimming. .Aft. patched. During the social bout ed, but was not at Ita n.ost effec­ vailed, ami many were teen din. Jllsnsen. Alwut twenty w-erv prealong with some racy Jet* the history today to keep cool on her er enjoying tho water, members which followed Shirley. Mary J« tive because of the large crowd. Ing with fflends in other squad- 1tent, betide* the nurse*. name* of whtrh I can never re­ movie jet. of the clas* rooked their welrere and Ruth Jean *ang several beaut­ White carnations and lavender rona. iful aongt. member. The Essex was anchored "I looked a little too heavy In over fires outside, and spent the £ eryaanthemums formed a trem­ Delicious refreshments of punch, in the stream, and the Lake Chain- 'Carousel' Among th* navy were many ami ‘Oklahoma.’ I evening meditating the moon and endous arrangement over the bar. civilian guest*, and form*r navy plain at the other pier. A carrier thought It would give me more indulging in conversation. Enjoy­ cookies and nuts were aerved by Ralloons in bright colors hung from people. The Afterburner is open lo.«k* beautiful from a distance, scope if I were thinner." ing the party were Mr and Mra. the host***. Attending werw Mr*. the ceiling, rink and white hibis­ to all retired and reserve offic­ all gr iceful lines, ami sleek Philip Skates, Mr. and Mr*. Ver­ Fred Myers, Mr*. J. F. Lewis, cus were placed on the tables. Old Plgure "IJmltlng” planet, but below decks and top. ers, and it i* hoped that they will non Johnson, Mr. and Mr*. Jim Mr*. A. J. Walker. Mrs. Myron Mr*. Don Brubaker created a taka advantage of the improved Shirley has been busy on TV By GAY PAULEY side, there I* nothing that Is not Ekern. Mr. and Mr*. Jerry Sin. Smith. Mr*. Otto BonJorf, Mrs. wall-filling cartoon for the occa. utilitarian. The hanger deck re­ hut hat not been assigned a role karkk. Mr. amt Mr*. Mark Mack, Willie Pippin, Mr*. C. A. Ander­ faculties. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. United Pres* Staff Correspondent •ion. with familiar facet and well* Just nam* tt, and a child will minds me of a ferry, with all the by her studio, 20th Century Fox, Mr. and Mr*. Dean Taylor, Mr son, Mr*. Bert* Cottrell and tha Scott, Mr. and Mrs. BUI Bush, AUGUST 1* known saying* issuing from tt* warning* painted on the bulk, tinea her secixl movie, “ Carous­ and Mr*. Rill Holcomb. Mr. *nd thraa visitors, Shirley, Mary Jo, Mr. and Mrs. Wally Phillip*, and swallow It. Carol Crumley all too loquacious mouths of the As a result, each y»ar S0<1 childheads. The hanger deck alone is el.” She confessed having a ren- Mrs. Don Myers. Mr. and Mr*. and Ruth J**n Robinson. Admiral and Mr*. Johnston were Johnny Terwilleger characters pictured. dren under th* age of five die about tlx good blocks long, and nlr type figure It "limiting" when Nathar. Myers, Pastor and Mr*. seen enjoying the party. Joyce YVatkins In an eloquent after-dinner from household poisoning; untold even on a Saturday afternoon, It comet to role*. Mr* C. II. Winn Philip Schlrtsmann, Mr. and Mrs. 0 speech. Captain Lionel Arthur an­ numbers more suffer Injury, and Her first move was to shed 10 activity was the word. It was * S/Sgt. Harold D. Hendley Jo* Ervin, Mr. and Mra. Gene nounced that the name selected often permsnent disabling. wonderful experience, only I did­ pounds by rutting out desserts and Herrs, Mr. and Mr*. Walter Knaa- Bleak (R. C. Dickson’ s recipe) AUGUST It for the bar was the "Afterburn­ In an effort to prevent this loss starches. Next the trimmed her r • • t TSJPAR n't see enough of the ahlp. John C. F'ox 3 pound T-bone steak #r, Mr. and Mr*. John Slnktrik, er*', and a prise was awarded of life or inhiry, 12 poison control long blonde curia to an Italian C l E V fc N '• Thelma Caremon claret to cover Mr. *nd Mr*. Don Doverlekt, Mr*. to Ena. Marion Smith for sub. center! today operate 'n various hair-do, lightened her eyebrow* Doris Ellerb# 2 tablespoons butter France* Taylor, *nd Mr. Bob milting the name. S'nce Ens. Smith rititi around the nation. One of atvt added mvke-up. Edith Dougherty 1 No. 2 can mushroom# Taylor. MONDAY was In Mayport. aboard tha Sara­ th* first centers, and a pattern for Her wardrobe changed to In­ Harry Eugene Young •alt and popper Evening Cirri* No. 1 of tb* many of the others, is th* one op­ toga, Ens. Al Deana accepted in clude clinging ihrsth dresses. Mr*. W. L. Stoudenmir* Soak steak In claret for tw* First Presbyterian Church, Mr*. erating as part of New York City’* hit stead. her first film job (n modern hours. Cook slowly for M min­ She alto got m«rrle<t a year ago dress. Chairman, will Health Depart; •rnt. Lt. Emeat Dohne acted at mas­ Floyd G. Cate. to ringer Jack Cassidy, and the ter of ceremonies during the meet at Mra. John Wllton’a, Gold­ "Most fan* and ersn tome utes, covered. Remove comer and of children It wa* founded tt th* request of They have records turn Mra on full; brown steak. evening, when three door en Lake, for a covered dish picnic local medical societies who wanted gulping everything from heavy An evening party Thursday think* "naturally, that matured friend* dln’t recognlie me these supper at 8:1b p m. Cohoatesses, an information clearing house; a amount* of whiskey—the child died honored Mis* Miry Ito** Ander­ me." B prisee were presented. day* when they see ma on the Fix- a rare aleak, omit ataamlng, The first recult of the new Shir­ street," the laid. " I ’d love to get and after leaking, tear the ateak Sidney Vthlen’a orchestra play, Mis* Lettle Caldwell. Mis* Etsie place where parents, dolors ami —to a bottle of perfume—the child son, who will become Use bril# ed for dancing in the dining room, F'ariey, Mr*. Mabel A. Brown. hospitals could get speedy infor­ recovered. of Dean Kells, August It In the ley Jones came when producer the part now of a aexy other wom­ on a siuRrvf eVtilet, er charcoal grill. Saute mushrooms In butter The Boy Scout* of the F'trst mation on the chemical content, which had hee« partially cleared The New Y’ork center handles an First Prrtbyterian Church. Mr*. Milo Frank spotted her tinging in an or vUlalnne**." and serve over steak. of table* .Tha dining room wa* Presbyterian Church will meet at and the danger Involved when jun- average of SOO cases a month. Clarence L. Redding wa* co-host, a TV Col# Porter spectacular last decora*ed w-ith a large mural, the Church at 7:00 p m. lor ate or drank something not Most frequent calls ask for advice es* with Mr*. Ralph Austin .Smith, season and gave her a "Playhouse The Phnebean CIa*s of the First meant for a smalt tummy. done by Mrs. Brubaker and de­ on a does of aspirin or household In Ota Smith home. Pink and white 80’’ script to read. pleting water sports. On the walls Baptist Church will meet at 7:10 aaid. Rut lead hlbiwut and pink crepe myDirector of the New Y'orit renter bleach, Rayburn "I almost pas*e<l out when 1 hung water skin, ropes, fish, and |at the home of Mr*. Paul Nebal, If Dr. Harold Jacobllner. assistant poisoning Is the one which worries ] rtle graces! Ihe table* Refresh, trail tt," Ihe fresh faced Shirley more balloons. Flags were fest­ 101 Plnecrest Drive c r im and iced •aid. health commiaatoner; chief chem­ the center the most, because It so |menta of Icc The Afternoon Ctrrla of the ist and technical director it Harry frequently Is fatal. ooned over the orchestra. drinks were served. Plaji An Alrobollr The T.V, room had been turn Ftr*t Baptist Church will meet at Rayburn. "It kill* more children than polio Bridal games were played, and "I told him I couldn't be happi­ 10 ed into a golf room, and her# 1:00 p m. In this city," said tha medical di. Danger of Pneumonia tha winner, Mrs II. F‘. Brown, re­ er to play the role of an alcoholic The Eisle Knight Cirri* of the lire. Brubaker had painted a golf "Some »f th* Item* dangerous rector. "Eight deaths already this ceived a b ix of stationery a« a In Tire lllg Slide.' I never dream, First Baptist Church will m»*t at course mural, complete with long prit*. Mr*. Redding and Mrs. ed anyone would to a child aren't poison in the year." consider that shadow*. Golf cart* and club* were 4:00 pm. true sen**," Rayburn explained. Jacobiincr said most paint man­ Smith presented Mias Anderson part for me. There waa a wond­ The Frances Horton Circle of "But th*y (till c*n be fatal." He ufacturer* now u*e only a minute with a piece of placed in corner* of tha room. A silver In her erful reaction from my perfor­ trophy shelf hung on the wall, the Flr»t Baptist Church will meet explained that anything containing —and tame—amount of l*ad *n chosen pattern. mance. It opened many other at the home of Mrs. Roger Sch­ with sllvar a bowl and larg* th* petroleum oil* wa* risky be­ paints. Invited guest were Mrs. Ray do«r*." midt at 8:00 p m. Election of of­ golf trophies, from the col­ J a t l From Chewing Kells of Powell, Wyoming, Mrs. cause if a child got any In hi* Now .Shirley It bark In films, colection nf Ens. and Mrs. Wiliam ficer* will he held "Rut the old coat* underneath W. R. Anderson. IDs. Al Wash­ lungs, there was danger of irrita­ starring with Pat Boon* In "April Circle* of the W.S.CJL of the tion and pneumonia. Fouik. Alio hung nn tha wall can kill . .just from a child chew­ burn of Holly Hills, Fit , Mist Iarve." TYvey’vw larked on • false were shorts and shirt sets, cap* First Methodist Church will mset till or eating Elisabeth Woodruff, Miss Harriet pony tail hairpiece and made her Talk to 'he** two m*n and you ing nn • window s* follow* at 1:00 p m. and golf shoe*, and tournament wonder why the death toll annual* painted plaster," aaidCJacobsiner. Reckling, Miss Katherine Brown. , a farm girl—but at least she gets Circle No. 8 at the home of ly Isn’t above thetr figure of SOO. 0 posters. Rayburn said o'hrr potentially Mrs. H. F*. Brown, Ihe Misses Jean to wear tight blue jeans and do a Throughout tha lobby hung a Mr*. J. II. Walker. 1718 Sanford dangerous llama which find their and J<w*n Wilkie. Mr*. George I *tnp tease Into a shower hath Ave. Urge fishnet, in which were en­ way into children’* stomachc* In­ Touhy. M!*« Jean Eitridge, and during one musical number. It’s Circle No. 7 at th* home of lb* First Presbyterian Church will clude insecticide*, detergents, shoe Miss Janie Lusen. tangled numeroua colorful troplMr*. J. P. Thurmond, 812 Elm meet at th* Church at 7:00 pm. polish, lighter fluid, the causties for recreation. Ave Toe Mid-Week Bible Hour of such as lye, furniture polish, tur. Cirri* No. 8 with Mr*. Howard drug* meant the First Presbyterian Church will pentine, Unimenta. Monteith, 401 MeUonvtlle As*. for grown-ups only, krroerne, ma­ Cirri# No. 8 with Mr*. J. N. meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Church. The Junior Choir of the FYret chine oil. solvents, and even those Now Were Trw*ey* Young has keen visit- Airarello, 600 Park Ave. Presbyterian Church meets for te- liquids which art meant foe blow­ TUESDAY ing bubble*. !ng her cousin, Mr*. Don Ration j hearsal at th* Church at 7:10 p. A ln her Willow Drive home. Tressye | The Pioneer F'ellowrhip of th* m. "Our advice to parents la—if it Isn’ t food, k e e p it away from the ® U from Aruba, South Americ*. I First Pre*byt#nan Church will Prayer Meeting will he hold at but lived in Sanford during ihc ; mset for recreation in the Youth tile First Rapttst Church at 7:10 children.” said Rayburn. 4 5 . 0 0 The center's emetgency work I* pait year. She is now visiting in: Building from 6.00 p m. through and 6 tl pm. there will be a 8:00 p m. Jacksonville where she plans to not without Its tighter aide. One of The Boys’ Choir of the First Training Union Executive Com­ lit ateudlest customer* la the wprk nest yea.* Baptist Church will rehear** at mittee Meeting. mother of a small boy. who ha* THURSDAY a knack for eating the wrong Billy Bishop left W ay for 6:11 pm. 3 9 .9 5 TTie following circles of the W. The Junior Choir of the First thing. Ilia latest "diet"—the In­ Washington, D. C , where he will S.C.S. of th* First Methodist Baptist Church will rehearse at terior of ona of those snow-acene iitetvd FBI training school. Church will meet at 9:45 am. 8'15, The Intermediate Choir at peier weight*. Th* Center *aid Circle No. 1 with Mrs. Fred Per­ 7.00 and tha Adult Choir at 8:09. the content* were harmlea*. Mis* Autumn Shannon, daughter 3 7 .9 5 w o f Mr. and Met. If. W. Shannon kins, 202 Scott Ave. Circle No. 2 at the home of Mr*. WBr. of Sanford, w-a* graduated E. D. Kitchoff, tlo Monroe Rd. ( rum laud# from Florida Slate Circle No. 3 meets with Mrs. University, Tallahassee, on Aug­ ust 10, with a BJ*. Degree in John Domlney, Loch Arbor. Circle No. 4 with Mr*. J. F. Business and Vocational Educa3 5 .9 5 McClelland Sr . 319 Elliot Don. Sh* it a member of PI Omega The Woman’* Bib!* Class of the PI Kappa Delta Pi. and Phi KapFirst Baptist Church will meet pe Phi honors rle*. Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. at th* uaa N E W - S A F E Mr*. Phillip Allen and grandson. hom«. of Mr*. |{. R. Newsome 609 West 9th Bt. Steve Proctor, left recently for The Sanford Unity Class will ^Baltimore, Md, where they will TiM for two weeks with f#Uti*#S rsce* at the Vsldeb Hotel at * ■<** p. m.. Rev. otephlnc Stuckie con­ Mr*. Forrest Non ell and three ducts these study class** rath TISSUE chUdrtn have returned to their week. The public Is cordially in­ Mayfair home after viiiting re­ vited to attend. Sun is fun at the beach— but •av-li vF.SOAT lative* in Charleston. S. C- for Uie just tika rUaniing tisaua. Protect* not with a blistered back. you against mosquJtoe*. (tie*, gnata, The S*nior High Fellowship of the past three weeks. So take it easy. Ami add chiggera. other Inserts. Contains no massy plesiuie to your vacation by areas* or oil. Completely eefe. Gueranteed •net live. Tested m Honda F.vergladee keeping in touch with Each tissue reusable many times. home by telephone. Long Distance is quick, Aik for BODY*CUARD Tisau•s# personal, easy to use. Low in cost, too. Southwards Glamorous Siren Afterburner Opens Officially At Large Dance In B.O.Q. Friday Sunshine Workers M eet A t Lake Mary Children Swallow Dangerous Objects Lutheran Group Holds August Meet Happy Birthday Gourm et's Cookpot M ary R. Anderson Honored In Smith Home Thursday SUMMER SUIT SALE Entire Stock Nationally Advertised Brand Spring & Summer Suits (P&AAcnah Don't Let Insects Spoil VourFun! BODY-GUARD and Keep in touch with home by Telephone J G e n e ra l Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY SIS BAST FTWT S I M B T If t Twice As Fait lo Call By Numbor PHONE PA 2.4411 M. JAMBS CUT J4 S o u t h e r n - B o ll 4 and SON W&uT/teaA. t �% « Eft Jkwa v u P r * t •* ' Monaar. August IS, 1987 Pag* 8— Th* Sanford Herald Baseball 20th Century Symbol J h sL S a itfc h d di&hald SPORTS N e w G un C lu b To H o ld M e e tin g Sportsman and fun *nthuala*U will nutl tomorrow night for their flrot organisational gettogether. The Sanford Gun Club will meet at I p m. al tho Disabled American Veteran* Hut on Hlnhwajr 17-02 Juat smith of Sanford. Jim Hay, originator of the San­ ford Gun Club Idea raid “ All who •ro Inlereated In forming a good fun elub arc welcome lo meet with ua." Enthusiasm In the forming of the Sirford Gun Club I* report­ edly running high with many of the local aportomrn and gun rn. thualaiU Mwwing an ucuaua! In tereat In becoming affiliated with fttch an organlratlon. The Sanford Gun Club la being organised under the auiplcea cf the I)AV, Jim Hay raid In an earlier releaae when Internet waa etarted In the new group. Hay Mid lhal the club would be regulated under tha National Rifle Association rule*. The firat Indication lhal a dub would be organized for run Hub entbuitaita came on July I* when tho orlflna! announcement waa made that such an orgc.wtJtion would bo formed if auffident Intereat could he arouted Tomorrow night's meeting la ex­ pected lo draw a record number of eportaman Inlereated In creat­ ing a Sanford Gun Club. Ladies Golf Class Planned To Sfarl A cl**s In grif for ladle* la now being planned, Mario Carfagno. year ’round pro at »he Mayfair Inn Country Club, revealed lo. day. Carfagno Mated that ladle* will Br HELEN s\onr.n iss be taught the fundamentals of golf ENTERPRISE — The baaeball “ from the very beginning." game between team* of th» Genr“ Thli I* a beginner* clau,” he he Turner Plant played on the raid. nwd added I* -• oN^ed local aehnol diamond s a* won by to get the el*** nnderway wllhln the Mnlntenanea Crew. Klnal the n o t hr<e e-v-e. |score wa* Maintenance Crew 23Gulf vluu* an,l b*l*s ell. bo Oparaliosn Crew it. fumlah-.d, the Mayfair Inn pro Start in Ihe game were P. Mid. Davn* (Maintenance) looting a Carfignn laid that “ ladlea need home run and Gen* Beall (Op. not bo member* of tha Mayfair rrationi) with a home nm and Inn Country Club to learn how to triple. play.” He emphailred that the Une up was: Maintenance, Don ,1a•« It open to all ladle* who Slowrll (p), Dyke* (e), Saul* (h), would like lo learn to play on* P. Humm (2b). C. Fadley ( m >, of th* moel fascinating game* in Run! (Jb), P. Daria (if). D. Nral the sport* world. (cf), and If Dreblow (rf). There will be another rUa* a For Operation*. Caaper Mat­ little later on, Mario Carfagno slid, In which we will offer a re­ thew* (pi, E. Nutt (c), I.. Hayfresher course for the ladle* to man (lb), Pelrrrr (2b), D. Jone* catch up on their gam* before (»*), W. Bruce (3b), E- Braddock gelling Into the middle of a wint­ (If), G. Beall (rf), and B. Rtlcher-filled season of fouraomts and enbach (rf). tournament*. Anyone Interested In getting in Carfagno at Fa 2 MM or otop pmg the class for beginner* can get in at th* pro ahop at th* Country Mario Club. Power Plant Men In Baseball Duel FATHERS AND SONS MEET In th« flnnl game of th» gcaaon for Lon&wood'a n«b« Ruth I-enKUP- At Imt ia Rill Simpkins, a father and also conch tha tram. Rchind tha plnta in Roy Link. Standing (loft to right) watching the coach taka a healthy awinjf are: Ruddy Hnwton. Ronnie Simpklm, Manning Hayes. Eddie Bolton, and Jamea McGrath. (Photn by RorKatrom) Leah Atkins Seeks Ski Championship San DUgo—Leah Atkins has experienced a woman's prerog•tv# of ehunting her mind- which means she'll ptvdsably b* th# 1937 women's overall water akllng ehampion. Th* 23-yearrold Birmingham, Ala. atar, who returned to com­ petition last year after greeting her firat son, Tim In November of 1933, said she waa through with ramp Jumping becaus* of It* hauardi. Sh* T.tm th* alalom and trick rid'ng event* in th* nationals at LaPnrt*. lnd, but sine* partic­ »Y WARREN GILES Written for tho United JTry* CINCINNATI W — I am glad to take advantage of Oscar Eraley’* Imitation to contributo a few word* ai Oscar aays, “ to tho great American public about the great American pastime.” Speaking at a hasehafl bonqu*t lu ISM, Mark Twain la quoted a* saying. “ Baseball la Ih* vory symbol, th* outward and visible expression of the drive, and push, and ruth and struggle of the raging, tearing, booming Nineteenth Century.” It la the same r/tnbol in th* Twentieth Century. I hare been asked many time* what I thought were the moat Important factors contributing to the great popularity of bsseball, It* de«p rooted hold on "young­ ster*'' and "oldsters’' alike. Of course there are marry factor*, but in my opinion, some arc mora Important. First baseball la triditlonally an American game, haring b«rn played under th* same funda. mental rules for more than half a century unlike some of the other popular sport*. Profession, ally it has been maintained as a popular priced spectator sport and a very Important factor ia ihe jmhlle eo^ridenet the game r njoys because of Iti unquestion­ ed integrity. Provides Common Ground In addition to offering great entertainment, baseball provides a common ground for common thought and common expression where people from all walks of life, all races, color* and creed* can Interact with each other on an equal basis. Baseball offer* a great emotional outlet, a release of energy, which If not released could ba stored up and be re­ leased through i»m* avenue not so healthy. The autograph seeker*, fan club*, fan letter writer*, grand­ stand managers, umpire critics, are all a big part of the game. It I* a great social leveler. That these advantage* are rec. ogniied and considered a great civic asset Is evidenced by the effort* of public spirited elllteni and public officials to secure a major league club for communitlra not now privileged to en­ joy one, and public spirited citIrens and public official* making frantic effort* lo retain those club* which there it a poailbillly of losing. Certain Of Reward Tn ths past five years flv* cities without major league base­ ball have either built or voted bond Issue* t« provide funds to build modrm stadia, with tha sola objective of inducing or en. rouraging major league teams to locale In Ibetr cities. I feel cer­ tain some of them will be re­ warded for their progressive thinking and effort. Major lea­ gue baseball should be offered lo all sections of the country. I prMIct that within five years major league rluba will he lo­ cated In at least three cities not now enjoying tnat advantage. If some of the move* which ace now being conablered materialixe, the realigning of some of our higher riasslflration minor lea. gues will he necessary. If that re-alignmrnt !■ carefully and ob­ jectively planned and completed with 'he future Interest of the ent're baseball atmclure in mind, a new league could be formed, snd could conceivably become the basic structure of a third maj­ or league within a few year*. same Pete Rademaeher dropped this lams Kid Mathew* in lens than two minute* some JO days btfore fc« crawled into th* ring to face Marciano. Happened In Seattle amp You cannot verify this by look­ MOtYAPP ing into tha record brok. But you KJMBiY can with a telephone call to Seat­ APS tle. It happened out there. G*orge A tp u re p By RAYMOND JOHNSON Chemere*, Pete'* trainer, was TO MAYS Sport* Editor, Mathews' Instructor at the time. JLLEYEP Nashville TennfMe# Jack Hurley, who la promoting \ A BA LL Written for th* United Pre** v ACROSS NASHVILLE, T*nn. W — If the Rademaeher Patteraon fight, TAB S IT on* believe* everything he reads, w u Mathew*’ manager. 2 ,0 Of Hurley ran short of sparring legal murder will be committed in Seattl* when Floyd Patterson, the partneri for Mathews oneday and y/rTMOOT heavyweight king, fight* Pet* Rademarher, who had been train, A V 9M 9 Rademaeher, ruler of th* ama­ ing under Cbemerea for three summers, volunteered to work teurs. on Aug. 21. Various and sundry folks hav* with Mathews. They wor* 16-ounc* popped off against this most un­ glove*. usual heavywtight fight. It ap­ “ I gav* Pet* only a limp!* pear* that aome may hav* had piece of itratrgy and sent him In­ ulterior rflotive* for their objec­ to th* ring." Chemerei toll m# in tion*. Other* saw a good oppor­ revealing that Rademaeher had tunity to get quoted across th* floored Mathew*. “ Pete felned B to b ill nation. And other* pounded out 1with hla right, stepped back, then column* about the Inlustier* of an ' spattered Mathew*’ no*e. A moWILIER ALUSOS SET amateur fighting a professional be- ment later be floored Mathew*, Tit‘0 PECORPS AY 1(1 0 ,1 CB WO,Y rause they were ignorant of a ll' Hurley hollered like a wounded M i m s T ie i199 3 j g5 6 0 CO/YZECJTJVB. y.S.MATOMAL 61Y6LK flM&LfS th* fact*. . bull and Mopped It after lwt> min(t AA’ c S /M A TITLS - AT 3 0 MS Kid Mathews war Mopped by ute*. roO A A ,'A M 5 ,lT / / tvA * 01 PAST M/Pfr Rorky Marrlano In tw0 roun.»* In ..Don-t pr,e r/A'e W/MMtR, m ap PROV/PEAiCti, Nrw York on July a . lUii llua | , bu. to „ kr care of him. m/c, A ? -m i/ r S M O P E / B L A A Q rctf. You don’t find many athletes a v fftP P lP PEPPY JULY, / 9 2 f. with better bodies than he has WAS TAB Z W PT ISJ and I know he's In condition.'* P/1AL RCJMP MA7CM. Streamlined Body Rademaeher'* father was a German and his mother a Finn. | which probably accounts for hi* j height and hi* well-proportioned j body. He look* a lot like a welter ! Tronten. N. J —Auto racing, a fromUls hip* down. sport tor rigged Individuals, will If this figjit Isn’t a better be featured under th* most SANTA BARBARA. Calif. — m match than the Jaekson-I allerson I grueling conditions on Labor — The warm-up period long or Bob Baker-Evldle Machen af­ PITTSBURGH ’5 —A favored Day at the Trenton International thought to be an assist to athlete* fair of two weeks ago, everyone |United Stales team, led by agile Speedway. Inside the New Jersey ha* been shown (o hav* no value. who ha* visited the Ba-lemac er Althea Gibson, opens defense of annual USAC SOO-m'le nation^ The "cold'* athletes did just as camp ts going to be nadly fooled. it* Wightman Cup tennis title Stale Fairgrounds, when Ihe lv Rad;mach*r went to the 19S5 grimly determined that a prewell as the "warmed up” ones. championship rac* for late model Even in apeeifle left artlvitle* with me as an honorary roach. jominatly trenaged British team redans and convertibles it prethe warm-up did not help. For He said then he thought he could will not carry the coveted trophy sentnl speed, the athlete* were required Golden Glove* meet In Chicago overfseas. Yet (he mo»t successful drivers, beat anybody up there and go to to r1«Iw one-tenth mile on a bicycle Miss Gibion, power • twinging at a rule, in long-distance race* ergometer; for strength, to throw th* Olympics, which he did. Wimbledon champion regarded at such as this are net the young, a softball the maximum distance; He first told me on Feb 27 he "tops" in women’s lenn!*, grig and for accuracy, to score as wa* go'ng to fight Patterson. I Ihe Tlth running of the Interna­ •turdy individuals. For instance, many successful basketball free thought he was Lidding but wrote tional challang# cup series olf the Inauguat race on June 23 at Trenton, which covered 300-miles, throw* as poislblo In ten trie*. a couple of paragraphs on It any. tn a hlgh.pitrh start at nearby In all, 3fifl tests were tried by »ay. Now | am convinced he ha* Edgeworth Club In Sewickley, Pa. wraa vron by one nf the oldest pilot* In the field, 42-year-oJ Ihe researcher*, but no proof that way Now I am convinced be has Meat* Brilain't Rest Sam Hanks, of Pacific Palisades, warming-up Increase* any of Ihe a chance. The little Negro star meets California. three abilltle* was found. Britain's best • pint • ailed Shir­ Hank* it not a powerful ath­ ley Bloomer-In opening tingles lete, for though he stands 6 play, in a match of contrasting feet tall, hr weigh* but 163 style*. Mis* Gibvon revert* to a pounds and does not appear driving power game while her strong enough to race such a , opponent I* an expert at base, distance without relief. Others in line play. the midsummer classic availed MU* Oibvon, chosen for the themselves of relief drivers who No. 1 singles position by U. S. j drove part of the rac* for Ihrm. team captain Mrs. Margaret Os­ but not Hanks, who also w i f borne DuPont, hat dcfea'ed Miss j th* Memorial Day 300 mil* raco Bloomer In their four previous on the Indianapolla Motor Speed, meetings. But Althea hat * two- way. He can stay with the tough. 1year linx to beat a* well this, csL |time. In the 2?±£ and USA (cries. 1a British player defeated the two Three singlet and one double* I top ranking U. S. nettcra. Hounding out the opening card matrh will complete play w'lh will be a singlet match between one point given for each match the second • positioned players, victory and four points needed Dorothy Head Knodc of (he to claim Ihe cup. After position* and pairincs United States tnd Rritinn’s 16. year-old whig kid. Christina Tru- were announced, non -playlug British team captain Mrs. Mary |man. In the Knode- Tmman pairing, Halford said. “ Mist Bloomer la our Ihe g'.yle* will be reversed with be*t The other* are close. I Mrs. Knode undoubtedly count­ felt they’ ve adjusted themselve* ing on her baseline skill and th* to the courts here.” rangy Miss Truman trying to over-power her. 1EE Paired With Runner-Up A doubles event pairs Mitt Gibson with her Wimbledon runnrr.up, Darlene Hard, against Miss Bloomer and Sheila ArmsnolJ.YW OOD, IT.*.— Mix Kav Armstrong, ml ihl* elty, demon­ Tllryltmj #C.»*#w#rt strong Th* tarn* toy* yoe would set strate* bow Iralfle sign* m s be both readable and easy In limb al. Th# eyn-ealrhlng .Min Armstrong, a honey blonde, wa* rhnern rnout for a child l« keep him oc­ rrnlly by elty olflelaU a* Traffic Control fjnress, and will reign cupied at hum* or a visit nrw *1 • nation-wide municipal Iraffle and parblng Inslilnle tn be held recommended a* standard *qu>p. bar* In September. (Hollywood C of C Photo) men* while afloat. T o d ay's Sports P arad e 'rbf* 7/LPEN Athletic Stars Do As Well Either Hot Or Cold ! • ipation la a l thru event* I* ro* qulred for ovwraR ranking, th* women'* crown went So Elayna ( Roper) Baker of Fort Worth, Texas, whoa* overall point total of 9T6 waa leal thali Laah'a 1000 for tw0 flrrt plac**. Not only will Mrs. Atkin* b* shooting at th* overall champion, vhlp at San Diego August 2S-2S. but sh*TI also tak* a crack at her own svorld Jumping record of 70 feot, which oven th* great Will* McGuire wa* unable to surpass prior to her retirement from competitive skiing lart year UP TO notyj fo r you r Q )O n «y l a t e r •am# day I V o u a o la c ty o u r ow n repaym ent $600 Ioao9*4 Cm* Tow ••«0 M HNM 1 IN HIM IIN DIN 1100 HUM HIM (UN liM SUM 32.00 14 t« Tough jobs demand BULLETS Universal Jeep’ Trootloo, Awb**l Aloo tUo« Hto oitro Ire*t<oo lor trewllag t» itHO p iin or bre4to round. Dt* ’loop' .1 b*Ut 10 u«n0 u* w tik* II U tOVfll USIfS. Mint* arm. 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He* 1957 Frlgidalrr drvte. Modal DD- 1 ran alert enjoying (he home 111,471.—SIMM. Motrurv 213 00 UA—PLUMBING and ROOFING ward. 37 Reg. $22* t»3 new 130 57 while pioctn the ytper*. Perfect 44 IIP Moicury with 1337 Frigldalro. 13 ril fl, itflU i all cenlreti, 1)54 495 oo l —f ( generator. Keg. 3326 9) PLUMBING A SEPTIC TANKS Now |2J) 47 ; For inform* no** rill INSTALLATION k Rl-PAlKw Developad by V U AKA ArARTMENTS: «o<mr 14—PLACES ID EAT 9 cu. ft. Ill refrigeralor, 21 Hour Sarvlra privaia hatha. 114 W. Firat 81. very nice M 0*1 ARt IIIK C. ll.3RHIP.rr Cuib Service, U a. m. to 8 a. m. T cu. ft. FrlgirUiia ra.'rigaiator, FA 2 629) or FA 2-57)1 I Sr T.FFICIKHCY apartments suit* Rut) llee DrDn In n all pouelain ti9.9*J W ellborn Phillips Jr Pien*h Ave. at 20H, gt. ablo fng ayt'ipie or aingla person. 7 cu. fl. Norge refrigerator, CLARK Car. Hay. If tj A 3Tth M. T'n-atq hath A ahowar. Jd«ally very tiuc ti’J.OO riombtng. Healing A Supply to. Phono FA 2-1)61 1T-HBALTT PARLORg jilomUd aarosa from Poat Offira. 7 cu. fl. Frifidairn refrigerator. Contrnrtlng 4 Rrpa'.ra n flA I ! r v ODHAM, T re * . A.1 condition T4.00 'InquiM Jnrobton Dept. Store. | Saif nlftre corner V3. Crystal 2«I6 Orlando Or. I'h. P.3 2-1374 .Drtvo A l.ako Miry block, tele* Modem Air*Cand|Uoned Salon Highway 17 k 92 South Eanford Mlgla Chef 30" ana range, awing Modern all alee, kltohenettn Apia. will broiler, Ilk* new 79.00 HAHRIKTTS BEAUTY NOOK 'phono PA 3-45!»l or FA 2.1013. 1957 Frigtdaiie Bupor 30" alectri* SU M M ER RATES 104 R. Oak Av«. FA 2 6742 Plumbing Kmkr Healing lang« willl intisaltrt. A MUST IIKALTiPI L HOME Call Clark's C«irt. FA 2 *441. la v , )*»0 00 Now I7T.6T M. 0 . UOlHiKB with 100 foot yhore line 30) (eel gummar Parmanrnt Sptctal -1 I ion Wrlbili air conditioner 169.73 Sarvlra on All Water Pump*— ON |i. A 10.60 rj Effirjaney Apt. Air-conduimi A . deep. Well Undirapod, Walla Drillnd — I’ urnp* 1 4 ton dalua air condlUonar, r g e s a n d bottom l a k e Haiti i’ortar Baauljr Shop TV opdonaJ. Hiwny 17-92 So. l aklaaonrjr. Oak floors thinout. tag. (3OV 08 531.95 raola Road. Phone FA 2 00)1 1104 W . 25th St. FA I 1311 City Limrts. Slumherland Court. Tiled ba'.h, ;;o ft. Living _ Eaiy Terms Florida room overlooking Uke.lTliii fa a gueai nan to tha Run CL3UDH If. W(l|.rK CLASS REALTY HALON 2 Room apt. I l l Kim. FA 2 0378., Kiuhrn range and refrigerator,I Thaatre ror Mrs. Irene Kent. 3PPI.IANCU8 Air-Conditioned Eap. data Aug. 21, 1)57. Sprinkler ayiiem. Utility room 308 East Firat SI. FA 3*3775 Clrarmant A 'V , LalF Mary Fumlahod apartment. Ph. FA i with bath. Garaga. ti imlrr S1V FA 3.4SI2 of Sanford in quiet a«ne You’ll j , 1 2 3TJ8. IV q j o na 42 ' aiilr fan. 'a h<*rt«p>m«r m«* |o*w this Propetly. OutatandmS ' ^Mawera, Finals,. Sbtaht l«r k Umo clock. |)l.00. NO Contracting 4 Repairs Ko*« Cnur-g Apartmenta- 3 room H.4402. valug *1 111,650. ri.A.NTS — SHRUBS - TREES !• —FEMAIT. HELP W.3NTBD loot Sanford A*a. Ph. FA : s*a; furnished apartment. Call FA Real Ealata — |n,uran>-r Slop m and be pltaranliy »ur. . . (iaa refiircralor A ft.. (150. Tutiat t <2-0751. Cammercial laeeaianrala—Renaata p.-tied at our reasonable pricer Wailrea* and rurh girl over and Km*, $13 24 gal. hot «l> PI.ITMIIING and kcautiiil plant* Apply pig n WiutU*. Proaeriy Management tar lank >*iih aidrwarm-haat* i room funUahcd hnuaa, aieo Contract and Repair Work GKAPEVIl LE NLK6KMY , _______ ____ ____ ar. 13 56, 2 t*raan d«or ; * largo yard. Adults only. W. l i t 1 Free Eiiimaira Grapevllla Ave. FA 2 0146 16-MALE HELP WANTED fratnai. (I 00 each KlngU wall St. at Monro* Corner. A. J. M. U II3RVEY kitchan sink, 15 0<). I'h FA Peterson, ph. FA S-JTI6. A. K. Il()%SSKTTER. FLORIST !♦)• Wanted— lo Mil The Ban. jru Sanford Ave I'hona FA 2 3341 207U T R O F E M IO N A L R K R V fc K 1 ’hniM p i " .m i I fnrd Herald Mondaya through | . . ______ ftrnliltod 2 room apartment, .v i, • rt _ g. D. HlghUymn — Ai*«riaia 7 * 1 Friday, at 9:34 r . m. Coma 1 CEHAMIU TILE FOR SALE: Waitlnghou** port* private with peteato bath. Fh. For danandablx Ssivlco DICK IVKES - AaaocUU able Vacuum Clatnor. LlkO FA 2 4004. Mamatr off 7’mrwt »udd* F . l w .attor ' L r S.1 M k ' PAUL F. Ml LLER A; .,«UN lud4y rtalar 30 Huky f e .pt|r| , A J4J n*w. Ideal toe Homa Trailee ai *44 8 Park A*«. Ph. FA t*6«41 Taltgrtphy Dallvary Ana. iib *• II It email and oaay to time. Fumiahad 2 hcdmnm apartment 30—MALE »r FEMALE Call FA 2 2964. 1 6 - DFFICB KQUIPMLNT I'lumlilng k Hraling, Free Eatlsvailsbla lha 16th. Then* FA niatoa, All work guaranteed fur GE Electric Range, t<crft*i <on* t.2300. I.aura H. Oiler, Rrallor (20. dalle. Luminous Name, HAYNES Off let Muhina Co. Maka ona year. Hill Lallrre, tomgpillar. Free aamp'.ai. Raavar Hisel M. Field. Aaaoeiat* dliiou (ton May I*# vein at Typawritori, adding machlnaa. wood, Phono W. p. 26.2649. Ca. AtUabaro, Mata. First floor apartment. Ntt« tool 2601 So. Orlando Hwy FA 2*»443 , Balat-RantaU, 314 Mi|, Ph. lala Oak Avt. FA k’ J7«0 g shad*. Privaia front and back (4—I’ lANO SBKk ICE talraneo. Fnr a raflned couple. 3 badroom C-B hnma nn 2 lot*. I FA 2-0442. 3 * -F l RNIIUIIE and 21-WORK WANTED Walking dlatanrr (mm town, rr 1300 Weat 3rd M, Sanford. IIOl BEIHH.D GOflllR a t T o M o m i .m m i L E E i 11.000 down. Appro* )'.*0 mo. (11 LAWNS MOWED— Rtiauoiblel Piano Tuning A Repairing Srrvicn Fiatlon for rent nr l*a»e. FURNITURE OF rilARACTKU FA 2-6624. l-rirai. Power mrwar. , a 2-46'lbI FA 2-C20T Naad a good utsd car? 2013 Palmetto EncelHnt location. Fh. FA Built By DAVID WAYNE MATHER i-llll. Baby *;tung. r*f«r*nc*a furntahMlitar t raflaman In U IK hear. Ph. FA M7«0. Riytn and Construction YOUR PONTIAC SALESMAN 8 Room un/umidtod houaa. Call PIANO TUNING 6 RRPATRINO REALTOR FOR A NEW PONTIAC OJt Th« aim* aa Than FA S-Jlll. _______ _ Job wrantad aa baby ailtar- Ph. W. I. HARMON P a rm on d I.undqutat. GOOD I’ SED CAR. Priiari Sines FA 3 ( T ( | . ________ Ph. FA 1 1177 After l .( « p m. 3 Redroom bungalow', ramplattly Ph. FA 2-0231 or after 6 p m. Colonial Day* A8BOC1ATK furn. 313 Palmotto Ave. FA 2 2(63. 5<U West lit <R, rhana FA 5*3911 Atlantia Hank Ltopendahle boy vaania mewing Finiahfd F»r 15— RLHCTRICAL 9KKVK KB Florida Climate In and • ed(tng. Ph- »FA . t badroom house. 1905 Cedar Ava. . . . v o n w m bi *■ * ■*•'■ n *3.4)35. It will Yeur Chaleo of Woods ir IT 11 REAL ESTATE ■ Writ* Bos MC * o H m ld. Air Conditioning ya* bar. Opm t y ^ T t Z f l A m r 1 ~i. m W T S atk Crumley 4 Manteith Elartrical Cantraating and Suajirt Furnished roltai*, Ph. FA 1.6917. ai 117 South Park Ph. FA 3 artoa Rtpairii Ecannmual Hour* •Iiaida Traitor la hoe Upholstery Cleaning iirtmant, clma-ln. I Wiring and Itopsln Clean furn api PalaUm, Ha. CnniuH A REALTOR First Right tn Ynnr Home BanHitad H kNDAl.l. ELECTRIC CO. l‘n. FA 2-IOI3. Jimmy Iowan. Modern Markino Malhod C U L LE N AND JIA U K K Y DOS'S r o v w SHOT 112 Magnolia Dial FA k'-oil) Ph. PA 14593 4 Bedroom houaa on gilvar Lake no y . Park Ava- Th. FA 2 2331; • UK* VAl.UBf Automoktla Intanor DacoraUr Lttfurnuhed aaMpt for alactric FIUGIDAIRE ayplltncat, ula Soil Cover* — Truck Mata • QUICK CREDIT »*•»• »nd rdfrigaraior. I mu# Deanna .School o f Dance and lirvlco. G it. High. Oviado At Willia Powatac—Ml W. ut from Bait, Sir* for cnlldrcn • EASY TERMS T tf, Sail*', Arrwbttu Fla. Phom, FO S M I ur San­ Turn right firat road aoulh of WllJIONMAir.R Rarvlng lha Sarvlra In my near atudlo 2643 Htawalhl. This Ii a guest r*asa In lha Mnviaford FA t 31(1 aftar C p m. Barapla Real Home, only houaa New and Uaad FarnHart Sanford Ava, at Rntalu land Ride-In Theatic far Uovd (II E. Firat St.. Ph. FA «*66« l 9 A M. lo 9 P.M. Ijainnidi. E m * due Aug. 21 I^t ut build vnur drnka. bulkbatdt . nicely fumi»he*l badroom with or U A HI 1L01NG.REPAIR3» without k l t o h a n prlvtloga*.. r A 2 EMI and tai walla- Water Front Coo- PAINTING Uaafl furniture, appltanaei. (oola, HIT MunoUk Avd. atruclion Co. FA SAIF. ate B*uaht-to!d. l-arry'i Mart. n oon DUAL- 1)41 Dldamobila. REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN FIX10R sanding and finiilung 21 Ea.t First S> Pi FA 2 11 run* goad, naadt paint. 11(500, ~ .T "iTrTlTTn 1514 I reach Air. AIR (’ON DITION IN G Cleaning, wa n i n g - Serving FA 2.1031. J. W . H A L L . R E A L T O R II. B. POPE CO,. Saminnlo County ainra 1)25, HUTCHINSON'S Otaan Fnnl •'I?5d White WC2JPI.T alarpar Rav L. Kennedy, Aauxiato 2-m 3. Park F a 2 4M4 U. M- Gleason, Lake Mary Apia Paytons Beach. Call FA cab, like n«w-. 3-ipcad ra*r. Johnny Walkar, Aaa«<i*to 2-4058 R U. Hutchison. rricad right Msnv othara in ENVELOPES. L*tttrh*sd>. guia* "Call HaU" Ph»na FA 2 C641 good aondTtton to rJiaaaa from, 'i : p ,- c9 Ent Firat FA J-OWJ manta. invaUai, hand biill. and U M U ilt J J I X l 2 program*, ’ a la . rragrsaiivi Realty ‘‘Tandem flat trailtri, raver vl «<*’ BEDROOM BPF.CItL Priming Ce. Phono FA 12 )1 1 Mak* This A Bedroom II. K STKN0TROM with i;rel D**or*. Good. 12250."0 nookrur Had 44.3 Wait ](()« SL Hvna Really Keglatarad Broker while they last.** rv*<iv!e Drtfjrr $ 1 7 9 2U7 Laurnl — Phuna FA 2-3450! (• YOUHS WOOD PANELING. Knolly l ine. I Mirror WRLL ORILUNR Chrat of prgwari ■ V .'. — r r ~ "Mack tractor, large, .Han Ideal By selecting your o«n color — . . .J 'l' V Gy piers aa low aa lie iq ft, Pi rbaaka-Harao Ruatp*. S1,000. Down, h o M onth for lew-bad traitor. Qc«d connOioire of Finiah and dtyle (chemo no». Other features— gcpalra to all makma. FREE—l pr U m p*-m tr. •r Psiatiag cal] (Jr. ' alaclnc kitchen, tarrtiao floor*, N*w g badroom CB3 horn* with Uon 11750 00." HOWARD C. LONS tarriiso floor*. 8hid* Irort In Fa S-8l ) l anytlma. ovrrsitcd lota and sholra rati* tol I. C r a a m i i l Aee. "Tandam drive Diamond T wrh yard. ECHOI.H REDDING CO. dentist localtoe. I'hoM FA 2 MU rtnkam Aalei. I0;00i(o Urea, ____________ Cor. 2nd A Magnolia Ft 1*6(11 T*d Iturnrll A. K. SHOEMAKER, Jlt. ROSA L. I'AYTON aukillary Irammiailon. t i h i V ti jk o.k tofer PAINTING •Bud' Bambarftr. Mgr. I'h. FA 2-3105 f5.ipeed Anin’Dt#lv raKuift c V lf I laCImiiBl iCCeuntl IJlU i RagUtarod rie«J Etui# flr-.kar d »lI inr for i'lK Complately rebuilt- IId *’*’’ d »I Fr*« Dalivarr only 12. for (0 checki at fla- ;ant Crar.'iaw Phone FA 2*297» Aitoe Alberts J. Hall 4 or flit ramant mixers dump HARDWOOD FLOORS! rida S'-a'e Bank. William E. Hertrhrt truck Sat at Di*m*ni T . 9«iea Thick Balt* 1040 iq. ft. CERAMIC TILED HATH! Ph FA d*|lui-lf-9) at Higw atha A garvtee Co., Orlando, I'hun* 161.00 P17MPI - iVPRINKI.rR TWO I1KDIIOOM3! 5 90(1. I Ceiling Tile, do a to * 12 room SYSTEMS Ppacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath KITCH EN E Q U IPP E D : home in quasi Loch Aroor. 51 Harry J. Good running con* AH type* and tiaee, latUltod tor as llllta a* (It |4. * HIGHLAND PARK AREA! Sherman Unnrrate 1'ipa Co. •De It TeuiaelT dltlor a eyj with overdrive. Florida worn. Corner lot over* Ow-nir'a forcad 4*p*rturo cauaas Out Wayt 11th SL looking golf court* ImmediateW* REPAIR AND SERVICE 25-50 Milas per gilton- Dart this beautiful modern horn* to availability. 11000 Caaij. By Ph. FA 2-0441 or Ii* It 2408 I T I N I be offered as low «a |9.(40.Uv Owner. I'h. PA 2 4213 Cadar. Far Tb« Rail In Painting NsiklM and Sapply Ce. * tattling FHA martgagt. Ph FA 8 802 Call Berry hill Painting Contract, will lake 2nd Martgngf. 5 Bedroom Concrete Rrick Homo 4) Ford Station Wagon, (50. Fair ao7 W. 2nd »t or No Job To Large or Small tie jaa I 160C large corn tprmr lot Nrwly cond. run* good 2401 Jelfir* it,inning si Ii* Halt aa H 60G on largo WOOL8EY Licensed—Bor 1*4—Unwn down. Tmmadtai* peaaotalon painted Inaid* and out 140) aoa Ct. . CaU FA 5*3267 Mtrfn* FI r UIim fA ’ a M ' I D W B -------F*r Your Bost Bargain for rath. 8 Iota in May* fair Srvtlon on bhirlay A** , JOHNSON MOTORS This ii a guaat para to the Rite S n k * r lk G U M tM P > IM r * . 'f B A H r l a l S near lak e Mn-o# W. £. K u .J .I hEUINOLF. SPORTING GOODS 112114 W. 2nd SL Fh FA 2 4622] Slone. Cap. data Aug. 21, 1957.] Thratre for Kloanor Jean 1604 Saofogal Ave. 1*1 PA 9-T5M % Pykea. Eap. data Aug. 51, 19)T.1 hull Jr.. FA 5—5)1. N « %*»!» of WANK* i LOST A FOUND * FOU HENT « BEACH RENTAL* 4 WANTED to RENT •A— HEAL ESTATE TOR RALE *-K\R\|h. ACREAGE. GROVES T REAL ESTATE WANTED i tol»( ELLANPrU 8 e - » LOWER*. PLANTS. SHRLRg !• o r r i d EQUIPMENT II AlTOMORILKS-TRAlLERb IT BOATS « MOTORS 11 FARM S trrU E S A MAI HIV » ERY x o n t o s s nuTHOAiiiis fo r b a l e hv own hr EAHMEIt'S AGENCY, REALTOR Lied Motor Clearance Sat* T**i bedroom CH ham* with Ho*-* 111 S French A\». fc’anford, H i Id. mom. A good ^ N/ " L T & 3 mV l AD#V hiuto FA 2 :« l » g ? HP ChVmpfon** S *'8 /UM-: TV Service O DHAM & TU D O R , Inc. ftouW dl R A Y M O N D M. BALL, R E A LTO R 1 . OZIER REALTY CO.! Robert A* Williams See Ray Herron DROWN REALTY SSAYJSf M ather of Sanford Tr-irrrr » s« V A '% > r r " k Stenatrom Monday, Atiguat 12. 10S7 The Sanford Herald—Pagt f DAILY CROSSWORD ■ At Nona 1. freerh 9 Chat* fcalloq 1 9 Untttarhtd 10. Pma Tre* Stale 11 Niwti 13 palrnm H Aitrrn ja S:att* II. Miaunum laym r IT. Fretful 19 Ditlrara •ignil U Jyamah imtiimin rpeat I 21 Mar farrt small hand t (tooth Afnran tongue 3 Donkey 4 Muni net* % Break a step T. Trouble 8 Bun* dial style 19 Yellow. ish 21 Home* hold ani­ mats 23 Chirac. tor *Trul. 1 2( Wound cruata 29 Inna 11. Bub ana rn r. I 2) Bur|* lira •|lan|l JP Daiart -awigr • out 13 Depoat. tor*' book* II falid It Empty A • f T~ > drum 24 Furnirht4 with shoe* 26 Ktpandi* luia 2* camp had 36 Bn) * rabmrt .31 Nrar In 32 Enfilade 33 Pdnikt 3f. P»«Ionia 3d Mr. Creiby ») Cut ,1|. Rrhavat 3t blind 40 M ilbarr) Irasa tin*) l OflIVK l.Maghg, fer matanca DAILY t yj iHitrdaa'* iatat* 52 Paddy 33, Pariah Jd. Ferry* host aear* t 31 water red tea byt) fr f T - 7. II TI' t 11' 4 rr *» 11 tr 'fa Ik vik ir // 31 Ii Ii >• f/ . V 7 TT % ■J % CROSSWORD 3 Doap •ff.rtior ».ra**arl 4 B»foro I Af»«m 3 Itoi* lop* alngar 9 Tl*nd Id ipcria rtnjg 6 Arab kingdom \| fo*ntad »'*•* T Plrad JI.WII# men 8. Lurked 14 Matowad * Roman II.IJumIIM garment I9.ldh* , , J 17, Malt drink 11. TMnga cf vatu* 19 Ihrub tJap l 18. Any fruit 19. Wa'ght drink lTv<ak» I ti. Kmplny »n Aitm*# 19. Ohligrd 21 i««"« II. Navn • r~ T nUnaiea % M, Wilder* .ma. nraaaa 91. Melluab T~ i7.r.if 16 *ltk T -' J* Good time ,W Daily T~* y 33 Nnrthiaal iah*r » TT* Ti .34. A path I s* Va'tem* Ti r#*h 3a Of th* TT- HAlfKI ili*>*. idWduii i.i> na (I. City i )3 U f1 u ’ n (Orr.) 'l i J U U t . M i i .• 22. Bicaaa ij a avail. 3A Black* Ijr-i2i:*l(:.l1 r-< UU3i I. Hun barry 0 r*:t> I«m i drupelet U2IK MtoU j4.-o2j, i ...a* 24. Un. liU LtMUl* l U law ful tiruia.i i it (I.Rkln ikdlie-1 *•< i • uitolil* •1 dll tumor _________ 3T. Eng* lUn Bataadag'a Uv*m 34. Gemuig 29. Confronts cube* 31, Hiking S3 Wash rhamtwrs IT. Regret 3?. Phort lane* 31. Permit a <ro »* ur“ * languag* TT"“ 31. Tardier 39 Pudding draattng 40 (xcurranc* 41 Dr»8» 41 Hunng and ~r~ William* - T— i 1 T- T” T~ TT^ T~ < nr* T" 23 V ir I ! i ri r w m TT- T l- Tn TT jV 1 TT tr LyA 73” w . TT z m ■* 1 — DOWN 1. Kingly I General •«■* 2 2 Try and Stop Me --------------By BENNETT CERF--------------D1UVKH la bad cnouih, but have yeti ONEheardBACKSEAT alwul the unhappy follow who had to motor all Ih| way from lha Ilmnx lo Buffalo wiih lu o advitcra behind htmt hli wife and hi* mnihar*ln» jaw? Atom about Syracui*. ^ \ tha poor worm finally turn* ed. 'Once and for nil," ha demanded of hi. wifr, "who's driving this hack? You or your mother?' • • • What do you writ* when a heitrie suddenly thrusts a gueat book and a leaky pen Into your hand? Join Craw * ford telvad Juat such a problem at a Hollywood dinner party raefnlly. She wrote In a bold, flowing hand.' The dispca in your bedroom need cleaning. J. C" • • Smctrclpr • Man* Wilson mnftdtd to M>ka Connolly that for hir, tha a«da«| day af a diet i* th* aaiiaat By that tima aha a off IL �8—TS* Sutford HeraVi Monday, Aagnrt 11. 1MT Shasta Postponed Today 14th Time M 8 VEOA8, N#v. 4ft—Advcr*# “ Shasta'’ ttot • he Nrrtda pro#* trlnd condition* h*v# forced th# Ing (round*. Atomic Energy Commission to Urine #f A# bolownomtnal call tit* Mth pootponomtat In Its yield devia# from ■ 800-foot to*r#r *11 rescheduled f«r • *. m. pdt Tuesday. Ueien'lit* Sunday an­ nounced that th* present wind pattern would Kara carried fall­ out oror nearby populated ar*aa. S3 primnar# hold to. Th# ZT po*<P«nwn»nt *#t ar#eord _ Ther# _o__ iarc -.i. 1.11 . .. ^ postponement #et • record * • PV” ?0 ! , f f«r delay* In th# ABC’ * 1957 teat midnight J it nlnht, Sheriff J. L. I<}ir<iu|# "Shata" originally wa* Ho**r rT^nTd lhl*n’.OT'’[n* , , ready to h« fir#d July 2*. Th# sheriffreported that 11 ' _ prliojen war# brem#’ *' la and three r#v«<al#d dm«/V t‘i# 24 NUCLEAR EDUCATION hour period. FRETRERO, Germany *ft -----Of tho total, he aaid, 6 ar# Th. unlverdty her# hat started White male# 20 r i ••ourtee for docton In protection eolor#d fern at#, 1 colored female »* • '"* »«"mle r,d,1«‘°!l; A otI’ Incompatent, and t colored mate "M * • J « * " • Incompetent! ""l ^ *■“ * ♦ehooti throughout th# country. He .aid they .re “ tranqulllrert" TOWN IIOl.I>H PETK GUILFORD, VL «ft -T h e pop­ against the fear of atomic radia. ulation Of Guilford, I.#n0 ftrnng, lion. turned out Sunday for a mammoth •'all-day*' barbecue arranged hy tin war un.We to flnane# by himfarmer Warren Franklin to honor •elf a 2,600pound Holitein iteer. the return of hia 21-year-old Iden­ 3,000 buna, 3,000 ear* of com, SCO tical twin aona, Alfred ind Wil- pound* of potato aalad, 2.000 hot. fm l. from th# Army. Franklln'i tlii of beer and «odt pop and Batfbbciri ticket# U> th. "Lc>U of k . cieam for the chil­ barhecu. at $3 each when Frank. dren.'*• W. L. Harey Goe* Peaches Can Fill To First National The Freezer While Baptist Conference Helping Budget Milton Reman In Fur, Baby Sitting Business THE OLD HOMETOWN *#-»■»■"•-? By STANLEY -^ £ 7 V / H O - W H O - 't f e A H ! ! - ' If* A pwAchy Urn# of y#*T. Jun#, > 0 % - W H O BE 1 W W M ^O T July ind AuguM Sr# month, when SA Y / A 4 S WHO ‘ BE pMcho# com# to m#rk*t Peach#., _ - U N T IL I K N O W 'X A C T L Y Ilk# other fru u . »r# mttot aoftnomlcal when In *c#*on. ny n o r q u io n _______ \ ^ / H 0 Y O U B E !! HARVESTING. The hAnre*tin( United Prrt* Staff Cormpondtnl of peach#* i* wall ondarway, but NEW YORK W —You'v# got (« not t# far udv*nc#4 ■• tu t to keep thinking to stay in but-; ys«r. Probkbly riu# to the fict Inti* around bar#, and Slllton that the crop in the northern por­ Herman Iv thinking every minute— | tion of th# pwAch bell ;* better like, for iiutanc#, having baby and th. crop in the southern por­ for well-heeled ladle* who want tion i# not a# good at laat ye*r. to com. down and buy a mink Fxc#»*lv# aofl moiMur# alto ham. coat. %>r#d tha harvesting operation* In Alto when ha deliver# a mink the m««t heavily concentrated coat, he doein't deliver It In any portion of the poach belt. SELECTION. Look for peach#* old cardboard box. He put* hU with a creamy hack-ground color •i'.teri read/ to whip out and fit or a color that I* only .lightly minks on beautiful modela. The her door and green. The*, peach## ahotild be customer open* well developed In ilia and ahape find* her n»w coat standing tn x\ if they are to mature properly. front of her, draped on a smil­ The pink color or bluah varies ing, nicely padded hanger. with different varledie* and i* not Harman hat been In fur manu­ alway* a *lgn of riper#**. The facturing and retail for 22 yaar* 0 ^ Geah thould he Grm and free and In baby titters for lix year*. 7 f. O . from Hemiiha* and from *brivel. Hiller* In Demand led or decayed apot*. “ We find that many of our cus­ CARE. Fre*h pearhc* thould tomer* will nay, "I'd like to come be anrtcvl tut Ihe ripev* ui*H fir»t, down Tuesday but I have nobody It’i a good p!»n to p!«?e ripe to leave the baby with” So >*# peachee in a Gat pan, one layer deep. When peache* are piled oo »#nd a baby titter up. We keep top of each other, the bottom lay. two or thrre on rail all th* time, er i« ca*lly bruited. To prevent and w* get four or five call* a B A C K - R O A D F O L K S — OKI G U A R D _ th# rapid apnlllng of ripe poarhp*. week toy them,'' he tay*. V O I C E S /A4 T H E C A A R K 5 V A .U l-E 7 £ Herman I* tha man for tha itore them in the refrigerator. If © - I2 Ha inlroducad pink peache* are a little green, leave gimmick. them to ripen at room tempera mink to th# markaL h* says, and ture. away from direct heat or even made pink mink flower* lunlighL for Fcarl Bailey. Then he went USE. Peache# ara wmatll# and into yellow mink. Then ha turned may he u*ed for any meal or eat­ out a kelly green mink capelct en aa a tnack. TTiep comhina well for Deni## D*je#l for a 84. Pat­ with cereal*, and reat to a aalad, rick’ * Dav «ient, naturally. Hla ORNATE, or make in appral'ng d#»*ert. newr*t rotor la orchid mink. ADOB-Hto i Hflv/ PRACH MOUSSE ia a good Herman ha* mad* chfmpagn# A504HIP UA80RA1U/, fro ten de**ert that’# Juat right fi»r mink car-**at cover* for Anita LiP., ih OCLSS rummer weather and ea*y to Kkberg very blond, to match her make. Ingredient# needed ar#: Q R H 9 .T E . hair; a gift from her husband, Of SlfLl.; LKfilUIJaW Uk cup* peach pilp and j ikw cost $5,000, two mink golf ball* WlfH iPLtCK 1 tableapoon Mm# or lemon for Moniqua Van Voortn out of Juic# whit# mink, on request, after * tableapoon# *ugar Monique found out that Herman 1 cup heavy cream,’ whipped had whit# mink golf club cov*r« ^PIH< YEA** 2 egg white. for hlmi#lf, and a mink door­ oS S ck Y iK t; Ml* th# peach pulp, lima or lemon bile# *nd mgar. Fold In mat aa a Chrittmaa glG for Uta lA A fH W O R M S . th# whippe<l cream. and Gnatly Ferraday, the artre**, dark brown th# egg wdiite* which have Iwen ranch mink, with autumn • hu e Ht a i c u L A u n -fHAf # twwten until stiff but not dry. mink innltials L. F ; *h* keep* / a So il is coh< imua.i. iY In front of the outad* door. Pour mixture Into a regrigerator fiLIHtf C»(AM<;tP Belting The Hpertarular Salaiy of (upwalaor of Kaitatratloa . . H aul mold or tray and fee*#. Salat y aif A 'l -r n a r far lloaral an* Ripannnn _ _ l.aaa a* The Itgitlmato clothing U outPEACH CHIFFON SQUARES, Clary of tha circuit C o u r t for Oanaral tSnurt Work ___________ , |.|»« a# Cnmmlaat ,M to Tai Aaaataor __ ll.ata*. portion. 1 dice 31 by 2 tyy 2 inch** atandlng enough. Listen to Il#r* Caarnn taatona to T a t Ooltactor __ _ II.no* M man: • ahout 3 ounce*. Serve* 12. Coronar'a la<tuaat _ __ _. I.aaan llapalr. le O.urt ll»oM “ We’ ve made every poiiibto -----I .**« *# 1 tah'.etpoon gelatin#, unfUv. fanltor Haralra Janlinr -----I.l»«*» thing you can think of. l'v# just l ifh ta . T u o t ^ . * Wat an or#d _ «.*»« i* InaaraMf rit-riTHH * ,ta *4 i: made Either William*, a ' oil.... IIIMM 1/8 oup Cold water lacManuia _ _ _ _ _ ifw a iA HOTtCB la lir.ltRUT OlV rH (bat ------- I.i««»* 1 lb. frexh peach##, •Mce-1 length whit# mink tap# with a JAtpanm. of Klacllnn Plartl' anA Itaarlatratloa ____ _ T I** . * wa ara anca.aA In hualneaa at S aaaa purrhaaa of Volina M.rhlna ____I#,*.* •* (Unfor4 a * • . ui.4*r lb* rialllloue hood, and lined with tviry dotii (*» quart) IlMiulrH l#jr U w _ 1.0*0 *o name nf flora l l a l .M e (Horary ami *i cup lemon Julc# that'* for when the come* out of Par frlaam an.l Traaal Cip.nra, County Commlaalonar. _ _ I.M4.M that we Inland tn r»«lat*r aald name Artrartlaln. Iialla.uuanl Tataa __ .. . 6 ounce# augar (1/4 Oup) a twimming pool. Why a hood? ____ t.l**M wllh the Clark of the Clrrull Coer*. Oanaral Riatlenary, lllanlu. fluppllt., ate. _ _ _ ____ _ _ 14«««.»* Hrmlnola County. Sl.rlda, ta ac> 1 teaapoon salt For warmth. I guc*t. Sh# awlm* ItaonrA llook. , . ... t rio »a« nordear a with lh* provltlona of the Rurolturn. A -----Flituraa for court llouaa Statute, tn.wlt: lit cup* ovnpnruted milk -------------------------------------. ... $,*##.#• I'lrilUnua Nam* almost 24 hour* a day, and lh* jary o( C„»naa|.r A Ctpanaa A Offli-a Rtpaa.aa __ _ I * * * * * Pactlnn ail a* 1‘tortda Statutaa H l l 3 ounce# vanilla cookia or night* ar« rhllly In California. ‘ of County JuA.a «aa Ju4 .a of County Court, at all _ _ I .H * •» Hr. A Mra. Shallla II (V .b urn rake crumb# (3/4) Salary of County Proeacutlas Allor.ay . . . ***** It coat $7,500. V Klpanaa o f Amory ■ _ . _____________ _______ ... IV TIM* COCVTV J riM H M l« * t* I. #ofteo gelatin In cold water. Herman'# mink pL-tur# frame* Maintenance of tha Cb.aty Horae S Repair. . t o t MT. Ik akl» r u n « » :. BtCOMlHC . II o*o M OMt 1oM o f RLFIHED 5-fttL K 'l ’AKLS Tuba-1 ular TfoapKal* ■ __ Mlkot.M COl.kTV, a'l.till. Place over ltoiling water and atir run from fioo to $250, depend H IM M AMLRJCM TAVORIU fnaanltr Inquire. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IS»«f# I V 65,000 G A L L O N * of W A T E R — IDA. until diMidved. ing on tba color. Tbey’ r# a th|«* Oeaeraf W w n t r . . — I l ea* «* IT sail 1 Add peache#, lemon Julc*, Inch border, angled out Anproprlailo. to ifca Ceunly Walfara U..ard relate I. IHN r f ARTI4VR ARHHSOff Salary of C e .n l y Phyalclana. OOanly llaalth Nuraa PMMMa •ugar and »ak. Cool until alighti/lK K lflC RUBBIA 6 0 0 ,0 0 0 GALLONS. Mink coat* for dog*, lak tak, • n I othae atnanaaa n r ITTP.kTIOk TO II. lo* TOTH'S M ly thickened. Appropriation iUmlnol. iVunly llanlth Colt _____ MAKI-. * rPI.lt A TIO \ IIIM I l. tM ** fqfADUHL (HcHAXC.auO D J 8 0 (OCO ^ALLOWS. rang, from $100 to $500, de­ ?M ZlK dbdClHlCA^? Hoepll.l Rarvlea for ilia InAl.ant r i k * i . iii.i m * m ih: l**l» e# S. Chill ovaporale.! milk tlu»- pending on the pooch aim. A lot Salary of atounty Mao Ira ofM. ara A Ktpanara _ VISCOSE- RAYON 3 5 0 (0 0 0 LLON i. l.»»0 #♦ TO A1J. W HUM IT HAT ('ONCKIUf! APPLL UUiCL. roughly, pour into chilled bowl, 4*1*11 11- fanaa K’o t i c b is m :i t *:i «r o i v k .n mat 1.1** «• of them arc told, honeat. iULFA<L PULP 7 0 ,0 0 0 GALLONS. Etpanaaa of Onunly 2oMn« Cominlaalo. 11,*#* l>* OKU. A. ■I’ KEIt Jlt. hat fllad h>« an,I whip until it hold# a peach. Malarv of CViualy A.anl and Kapanaaa I *"* c* final raturna aa Aaitllary Adml-ila- Fold Into tha peach mixture. Salary of lloma Damonalrailon A.ant u Rapanaaa t . n o »« Iratnr of tha Eatata of AltTIICIt * IM*. Dq N _ y * w WffO IB—# WHITE HOUSE PICKETED frthar atnanaaa A.rtrullural Dapartmant AltK.vr.itON. Daraaawl; that ha 4. Lina taking pan with WASHINGTON Aft - Nearly Jhaymaal I# VIorMa It ar.1 of Voreatry A Parka for fllad hla petition for distribution half tha rooki# crumb*. Pour C u n i y lir a Control f n l t _ _ _ _ _ _ .... M M II and final dlarharaa. and IhnI h* will 200 Cuban*, member* of organisa­ Approprlalloa for Playsroutola _____ _ _ • » « * * apply to tha llonorabla Kraaat I*-a.4i mixture over crumb*. Top I'ulillrlly .. . . H.aaao aa* Il'iUiboldar. County Jud.a of Ha. with remaining crumb*. Chill un­ tion* opp«»ed lo the regime of GUARDIAN ANGEL of inquiry ordered th# *u*p#n*ioa >1ah ar * Gama INintartallo. . min,da County. Vlnrlde. on tha loth ___I.H* «» Cuban Pre-ldcnt Fulgenclo llatl*Total Aporoprlallona 111.*** II dav of Hentambar A l t . IMT. for til Grm. JERUSALEM, l«rael 4ft — A a/tn th# guard iettified, **I wit •a, picketed the White House for Raaarca for Conllneaael _ H.4II t« approval of aald final raturna and FREEZE PEACHES. Haw priton guard wa* tuapendc<i from afraid I’d hurt them.” Two of tha aaarya for Caah llalana. to ba ararrlaA rorwar* it oo* ra for order of dletrtbullon and for 90 minute* to prot»»t BatUta'a ac­ -tai IH-As m - _____________ 1 ns m u final dltcharce aa Ancillary Ad- peache* the year round by filling tion against foe* of hit govern­ duty Sunday for refuting to *hoo4 prisoner*, on# considered d*ngermlnlatrator of tha Batata of Arthur the freerer with them. Many var­ at five cacaplng convict#. A boird ous, atill arc at large. Arnaaon. decaaaad. ment. The picket*, moBly from pcarhet ara I’ atad thla Ith day of A” .u it . ied## of free* tor a New York, carried placard# de­ i - a r n c t r r n r n c v r . t i i r.a t t n tar:a r n - r a A D. HIT. good for (reeling, especially tho»e Mai * II A A II IIIIIIIUI: f t M l / a / O I » A. iPEBIt J H fich that doe*not darken manding that th# United State* row I ba I 'la ra l V aa r I aadlnu a ap l a n i h a r M . I M * Aa Ancillary Adralnlatrator with W T I I 4 A T ■ O r RECCIP7S: *f tha Batata of ARTIII’ ll easily when exp<*#ed to air. For refute to »end any more arm* to Taaaa */ta >1Ilia o . a o - . r t *aliaalloa of III II* H I •• ___ I I H III *1 ARNBSOM I>aaa*aad Oaaallaa T » « 1 0 % of tha Tth Cant _ . Greeting, choc*, peach## that ar# th# Rati<ta regime which uaa# II.M* o» them to “kin th# Indefenatv# and naaollit# Taa fraim lloacl of AAmlnlatiallea __ ____ _ ______ IIa »« H Ik tm k i m e t it r o i MT. aound, firm.rip#, and Juicy, with Moler r . a l T ai — M l of tha Ttk a-.at , II* •« peaceful citiren# of Cuba.’ * •klkTII d l ' D I I I AI. t t a i l I T o r a tell tale traca of green. llarln. Commlaalnn MtaMa ___ _____ IM «aa aa r i i i M i n t ik t k u r o i l * t:*ti. T a i Itt4a.il tloaa I* ** Allow 1 to HI pound* of p#ache« . k o i . r . l o t . k T t , c i i t h i t .H a Salt Tat laallnajuant taunt. __ GOODBYE WITH THE CD IPA . I * «» Ik tt. m a o . Pi bar llav.n’ia .. toe each pint container t<> be fil­ .... I S M B AR L IPBNCRB. I ST. JOSEPH, Ind. —A pair Volal Eailmaitd Raoalpta III H i <1 led. After wkihing tha fruit, raPtolatirrt l l l l l II nf bandit! played an ace in-the, Ja *« ................. mnv* tha ilcn* by hand and halva M r . i f Eillntala.1 Itar-atpta II* 10* H l : t * t l A S E T W SPI* T« rr.R . hola at • card gama Saturday. Ilalapcoa lo Ita llruu.ht l'orwar.1; raiji Z IT* a** eo and pit K. Tha tlme-aaving matpafandentt Total Katlmrla l Ita- atr,to and llatanraa 111.1*1 U b o t i i 'B t o t t r . r i : k i i hod of dipping tha poaches into The turprlted card player# aufl*a 1 1 it tT i n i H S R k a n . u n t i l o n niiiliiif*. n t n |-..r Iba laa.nl tana C a . l n . .aplanakar Mlk. I M . hot, th*n odd, water to lot ten rcrulered $850 when the two rob. her# enterd and (lathed a p»»tol, Knat-aarlnar harctraa _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - | T,l*» ** TUB KT ATE OP r U ’ l tl l ’ A T(P " 111.I/. AUK r II KPKNCRR. a tnat the peach akin may be uml, but Salarr ItaaA Huparlntandan*. Offl’-ar llana.ar A which took th# pot. ! lac* °T raalda.r* la anknown Oth •< lltpnniaa ___________________________ . it may tofter tha outer fie*h *n MMM A Sworn O m o l a l M Ka%lae haan Fret Labor __ _____ __ ____ . __________ __ Ml.*** "• fllad a.alnat you In tha Clroult that dice, havw rtggnt a,ig*> lfalAtanan*a of auulpmant. toola, marhlaary. M l , I " 00* *« Court In and for Samlnol* County. Prea# th# fmk down In the con­ flaaoataa. aAla. Mat _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .... ............ l i e n *♦ Plorlda. la Chanoary. for Divorce, after thawing. load Malar’ nla . n » .* * * * « th* vfiort till* of aald actloa bain. tainer. cover with #yrup, and put So that tl<# out fruit won't — »( rt(h*.of. w a n . *.***•• BARL SPB.SCKIL Halntlff. vs lananaa o( i io. ualt.a rl .M -o f-w ay a . laaaa* Bf.l/.AIIBTII HPBScElt. Hafvndant. darken In the air, alic# peaches crumpled parrheirnt or loAar pa­ I* 9ao aa l«n>l IM, “* •ry anil r.’tulpmtnl hold fruit under directly into tha odd syrup which per on top to II,aa* oraaanla ar* tn rtuia and re­ I I fo • Ity of !*anfa,r,1 na 1*1* Taa R o l l ___ H M l M quire you ta ftl* your wrlllaa daI’ armanl la i-urt of (atla.lo oai H i * Tat Roll I ITT H fen***. If aay, tn th* Complaint w** prepared and cooled ahead ttM lyrtip. Iwave apace m t«>p to i*a>mai.t la Ton « of laaocwood laao.oooA on ||)| Tat Rol M l M fllad harala, and I . earva a oopy of time. To make (be syrup, dla- allow for expansion of fruil dur­ Pa*ment <o T"ma of Allamonla •nrlnft oa III* Ta* haall I .H * M thara.f anon Plaintiff* Attorney enpa augar in 4 eupa ing Greeting. In eontatnav# with r a t m - , I In Ti.wai of ^aaalharry oa H I * Taa Hnll ________ -r, TIT TI <-n nr hafor* th* ITth day *f Au- ardvw I 1 I t p|.r>.|.. lal Iona ■ - . 4*1.ITT I* | auet, A. D , HIT. otharwla* a It*, water. ThU make* a'»mt l h rupa straight »ld#* and wide top#, leave (raatat i r , , ’ lnatoolaa THIS D E L IC A T E AND >1 HT II rra# Pro Coafavno will I,* .ntarad of *yrup ami 3/3 cup of ayrup ii I H inch free in pint#, 1 Inch In ta.»r*a> f,,r <>ajh lialaa.ra la ta oarrlH r rwarA T*.a«* oo nralnat you and tha eauto proraad FRACILR LOOKING abort Ot.l Ilia l.a t _______________________ quarto. In container* with narrow neeiiol for each pint container of 4*14*1 II •a part*. awmmtr formal »*• designed WITNESS my hand and nfflolal peache*. To help present Ihe; (ope, leav# 3 4 inch head tpace bjr ftoaan* Mad# of pink «ik Kaal at Sanford Kamlmd* Count*-, in fin!*, lto iru-hea In quart*. Florid*, lhl* Hth day nf lai r, HIT# patch odor and flavor while in organ dy, the drea* ha* a unre­ KrmfATB o r r b a r t r r .i a t d s g e r rr t# O P. HERNDON Wip# #8 sealing edg#e clean tha freeiar. add powdered arcor r l k r a r o h r r i r t nr. rt'T D lated bolero top banded to Clark nf th* Clroult Court bra acid (Vitamin C) to tha cold for a good leal. Fatten lid on r o t Iba n a v a l l o o t r a d i a . * a p < a m l * e M . I M # p u n ftowvr embroidery^ Samtnol* County, Florida. h a t h * at * o p Hi-a n i e r i syrup, uting Ik teaspoon ( 1,000 t'ghUy, label with nama of fruit V. Fradarl.-k T a n * I Mllle on aaaaaatd (v a l u a t l u . at I I I . H a . M I » « • IT,4*4 4. Gordo* Attorney for Plaintiff milligram*) to each 4 cup# ayr­ and dal# of freeling. Then freer# .... la e* I*, o II- a IH* Sola of T a i Irailnouant U , 4 « ta aa H I N o r t h P a rk Avaawa up. Aarortde acid ia sold at durg and store *4 »ero degrvi# F. or Pina, and (>ala and all Oihar T o and (bmalailnaa ____ )»*,**" n* o rd . F l o r i d a T*.lal t;**lmat*d M aM Ip ta ---itore, and aoma freeier locker colder. l a n t i t* H a(nf I E ALA ( f s I*. _ _ _ __ - ,. . I IH It rdanAa. 11*1. of Batlmalad Ma-alota la iA fii lit $31 ; t M tan aa f f J !."'!* “ 4 Pi~o4Ki Forward! bom . Total Batlmataj ItKclyu and Italanraa _ _ _ iit .m ii NOW SHOWING W. I*. H*rr#y win r> to Okl«- Soma (Vy, S*p<#mh»r 18-30, ta It Tend th. Ftr#t NiHonnl Conf«rene# at Southern R»pH*4 Men. Th# Tint notion*! men’ o me.tinf •r#r cood'Acted hy South#m B*pHita la anp#ct#d to attract 8,000 m#n from 4f sUte*. Them# (or th# thr##^!ay aeiolon wiR h# 'Tre# Man Throe«h th# Afeo", emphaatil nr p#rw*nal llh#rty and fr^dom at million. A enlorfut itramatiration deplet­ ing ureal momer.tj of dedication In th# Urea of martyr* and heroet of f»lth will op#n th# m##tln«. It will r#fl#ct th# pl*c# of RipHrts In th# *tru(rl# for rallrio’ia Hb#rty. Other feature* of th. week win Ir.clud. tableau* on denomi­ national came*, major addret* on tha them, of th# meellnf, »nd twelve vocation*! **mlnar* on arrleultur*. h»nkin(. el.rical work, edue.tlon, fovemm.nt, joumalUm, I*boy, law, m»n»ve ment, medlcin#, *ellinr, and tmatl huainea., Purpoa# of the temlnar* 1* to anabl# th# man to U-tler le.m how tn witnet. for Chri*t through thetr prof#*cion«. The p*nel* will h# eompoiad of .rpert* of theie v.riou* Geld*. Included on the program are two aonrn NOTIf'K ta IICRmr OIVBN Ih.t th. Hoard of Counto Oommlralon. gov.mor*, Hon. Raymond Gary, r. of S.mlnut. Cnu.tr. Florid*. wtll m..t *t l« n'tlorh A M Au.ua' Oklahoma, and Hon. Pric. Daniel, >th HIT. I. th. County Coramtaalnnara fteem I* lh* Court Ilona• at Teraa; two congre**m.n, Hon. Ru. ■anfer.1. In se««ritarr< wllh tha prnvl.lnn. of Chantar III. Florid. Htatutra. tor tha furpa,. of h.arln. r*i'j**U ant cnfnolalete front th* gen# Siler, Kentucky, and Hon. Pulille r.g.rdliie tha llu-l.tta f»r tha Kiaral V*,r h*ilnpln. Oetnhar tai HIT, act avltns K’ M.mh.r l"th till, and wit) Ih.r.ueoii tantallr.lv Brook* Hay*, Arkanra*, who I* adopt th. Iludot. Tor aal.l period. Tha tantatlfa Hi !(,'• ara eummarla- now terving a* pretldent of 'he H aa folio * a Huirmary alatoir.ant lhawUi receipt*. aapan-tlt.ra., hala.caa, ra■ Southern B.ptlat Convention. Al­ an headlining th# program ara * , t i « and proposed ta. mlll.fe Jack Hamm, nationally known rm w iT W n r itirvr.ntr* Ann n r m r r # eartoonlit; G1#nn Arrh.r, Wa*h— ririn rn ti. r i n » • ' o n t h r r i i c i i . t i : » m i i M i i n u i r . r T n m r * an. i m # Ington attorney, a rru*ad#r for E » r i * t t i l ill- III a I ll-Mi Howard Butt, r. if a a Mill. an a*....ct aaluatlna of III.III.HI 9* . $»»». TH TI rellgloui liberty; >ta.lr«a,l ai.4 T.tesraph J.'.-arr-t T5* f* Te*a* groeeryman and #v.ngell»t; (.aiiranr. A .a iit . f,t -*•» T . I Z T l IIV.M f a t llmlamiiilnna. _________ I* M Carlyl# Mamey, author and pat­ Ml# of Taa D.llaqii.at lAtn-la _ _ _ _ _ ter; Theodor. F. Adam*, preai­ [Vviinational IJronaaa . . . . ________ »a«»« flara-a.a l.leanaa •«# M dant of th. Raptlat World Alliance; Ihr .uah 111. Iioth lnelual»a.rtr-aa r » . _____ ,_ an. aa Baker Jam#* C.uthen, Secretary of Tt.lnih iraamanla from Walfara A Tuhar-uloala l“»(|at,-a .. t ##a aa Baptlat Foreign pala of Kama an-1 flmva 1‘ eoaturla ______ _ | 7M a# the Soulhern Ihar Itaramaa llar alpla__ ■ _______ l*o a# Minion Bond, and Porter Houth, pnlal Citlma’ al Ita alpt. - . . .. ___ _ _ 111 T.I T« rconwned layman and tecretary»•*> .......................... ................ ...................U III H l l 't , Of Kallmala* Itaralpla _ ___ _______ .11— 7 . . .7 . *eT. II* II trr.turer of th. Southern BM>tiat Balinena in l.a Orou.ht rorm rali Coah Incla4tn> ITH *• Convention. fee Pally Caah . ill,**.#e Total Xatlmata* naralpl. ani Italanrao ___________ Award# of merit will h. pro. •in.II* it ■anted to ala men who have ren­ r . T i M « T i : n R t m i K i nr.ttKNAi. m n KOM TIIH riBI At. VRAM I .M a l t u t C r r K N I R H M, I M . dered dittingulthed aervlca to tha •alarlta of Ccuaty ................... .. .an] K tp a n a a ._______ ___ ,, |].l<>* r* Salary Clark rf t h . TV>ar<l a>f County Comnili.la.nar. _ _ _ _ _ _ * , * . . a* denomination. 32 Prisoners Held In County Jail M p o -P M LI, M '.cgal Notice m * * * -- ; SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK Legal Notice s w a p s By R. J. SCOTT -, wittKl! k S e e th e N e w 1 9 5 8 "ZENITH" T .V . 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II 9*4 a* I H*.IM*I . • H IM * M II7.1TI.14 1.141.Ill (I 1.141.114 *1 II-1* mill* — I aallla H -s mllle »an a v a lU k la fo r p u b lia (aapactlaa■ In ltlh . o ft b * C lrettU o a . r t i . t h * t b a r i M o m # a * t V M l r (Vommlaalaaawa *4 Qoataty. Florid*. D W O * . Cbalrmaa. N ow T o Attend Our Hig SNEAK PREVIEW recto FraAwte# SEE THE NEW. . . ALL NEW Fred ASTAIRE Cyd CHARISSE *• 'S/LK On# Of Hollywood! Newe«t Movies . . . One Night Only Tuesday-Aug. ptw H iaaTHun LAST SHOWING START* 7:31 9 P.M. SPACE COMMAND/ • A Sot To Fit Any Need • A Set Priced For Every STOCKINGS' PLU* Oim TUESDAY EVEfCTNO PHOORAM Uudtfet. . . Sec Us Today m u t t * I rUOM rt>»n -« ■ / Janis PAIGE Peter LORRE NO ADVANCE IN ADMISSION i°z£ s:8 r FEATURE— 8:M "CHILDREN UNDER It ADMITTED FREE" baggerly j 1:08 —SHOWS— 3 :l« 5:15 7:31 8.33 m *. M . ^ r UANCE CENTER Phong TA 2-3872 �4 Weather attford fo ra lfc Partly cloudy through Wcdnr-day v.ith scattered afternoon thundm h o* era. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOL. XLIX Established 1909 SANFORD, FLORIDA, Shop and Save In Sanford > TUESDAY. AUGUST 13. 1937 United Press Leased Wire NO- fit D e fe nse S e c r e ta r y Swings Economy A x e \ Pos tal Rate Increase F o r e c a s t In H o u s e 5 P er C e n t Football Practice R e d u c tio n At Seminole High O rd e re d Starts Monday WASHINGTON ID— Defense I Secretary Chari#* E. Wilson Th# Seminole High School 1 iwung his economy ax* at the "Seminole*" will get their foot. 1 defense industry again today. hall practice underway 6ton-i*y He ordered a five per cent morning Aug. 19 at 8;3- a. m reduction in th# "progrvaa pay with an aftrtnuon w o r k o u t m*nts” made by the government *• fi-TO p m arcrdlng to Foot, to big defense contractor* on air- b*H Coach Jim Plgott. craft, mUsilet and other military "All potential player* ar# urg. j Item* which require a long time ed to lie on hand for the opening to manufacture. ! drill* because of the nearness of Th# order, effective SepL 1, th# opening game with Lyman AN' 1I.YEAH-OLD Glltl. was Injured In the rellUlon nf the above rar *.ilh a jeep on French Ave. United Pre«« S'aff Correspondent ... . , ,, The Board of Sanford CIty torn. reduce* these installment pay- which it only 24 practice day* near Ulh SI. thU mnrnlnf thnrly hrfurv 9 o'clock, .Nile windshield where Patricia Land's head However de,p,.c House approv ml„ jonrr, Blrhl approved . ment* to 70 per cent of total away,” Coach Plgott aald thi« LODZ. Poland 01 —The gov. hit (Staff I'holn) a . th, lull wa. reported to have , „ ^ ,ncrrttf. ,hr costs, or *6 per cent, instead of morning. t-mment rushed pollee reinforce|menta today ftom Warsaw to e m-.t no chance of passage thia Klj|fffi H y rai»e for city cm the prevent M p#r cent, of direct ,.isoU , alj /T1lr fundamentals ployff. Lodi, Poland'* second largest eltjr )rar m the Senate. labor amt material cost*. c, tackling, kicking anl 1 hr where a titdown *trectear atnke on! cent boost in letter Hie payralse, advocated on * Milton »ald th# move will giro paat|ng and defensn will ’ i threatened to touch off a new rtiatgcs II the heart o f iho "roil of living" Increase, will add coniractors "grvaler Incentives fur 'stressed" wav# of "bread and freedom" nvidi-milhun dollar pottage rat# a s0{ aI of $12 060 89 to wages of economy" when more of thslr ' . . , , , There is r.a short cut to top |riots. bid lefotc the House. It is de* rj(y personnel according 'o City own money is Involved In produc. -___ __ . . physical condition he taid “ so it After dangerous etaihr* Mon- signed to cut the huge po*. Manager Warren E. Knowles, r * qu rm n . will he a standard phase of cads ta serv ., deficit, estimated 0n| y „ of . M| d Mayor day, s'riking «lreetcar workers Ihe new order will not affect j [J|| ,, — i Seminole County Sheriff J. Lu­ had barricaded thrm*rlvr* in the a its I million d.dlads for the cur- I)l%td G»,chel. last night, will Ik- small huilness supplier* who will * ther Hobby will add another icr. city's two largest trolley term. ftnl 1i»cal ycir. Pisyars will work out in shorlt required to meet th« inerfa^n ronlnuo to he rligtbl# fur ptogresi vice in the near future when Inals. They vowed they would not payments of up to 75 per cent *nd »ho»* un‘ " * P ‘ - 'Th« bill# a* approved by the granted *he citv’i worker!. a boat patrol will b« placed into come out until their wag# de­ Hou.0 I'osi Office Commitlee donned, th# aervlce. Th, revised psy schedule was of total cost* or 90 per cent of “ nifonn» wl11 t.oach said #lt morning "and mands are met tw.i moni.ts ai.o, provided mat based tn the cost of living Increas | Hbor and material costa Sheriff HoMiy yciterday said Wilson * decision wa's'th# latest ‘ h# heal knocking geta underThe situation wa* tense and postage increase* would stait over the past 12 month period up "Because of the numtnr <d comugly last July l. to bring m 102 mil- to June 1 of Ihi* year, the City in a series of drastic meaautr* **>'• plainta being received by Ihc Sher­ Militiamen polio# armed with lion dollars during th# current Manager printed out. to cut military spending down to1 ■ iff* Office about motor boat viopiitol* and clubs surrounded the fiscal year. s (>f th* total Increase $10,209 89 the hu<lgrt ceiling of 38 billion - r t ) WASHINGTON W — The Sen­ latlons, we will add to# boat patwo depot*, and polire radio car* .Supporters proposed Oct. t as „||| f„r general government dollar* in the fiscal year which I y p n O I G j l T l K C S ate solemnly paid Ha final re. trol to further protect the cPitent •warmed in the »treet». The li- the new slatting date, whtrii and $? , ji w,ll b« for the Utility aperl* to one of it* greats—the while they re cnJoylrg on# of the .................. TAIJJMIASSEE W - J . Ural con*e pla'e* of th# prowl ear* would cut to 360 million dollar* Department of the city, today." Monday he onKeml the Alrj late Sen. Wal'c-r K. George D- most popular iporta ,, Iry tviham of Sanford, longtime 1showed that many of them had the amount the increase* would » , Ga. -p,, city emp'oys 104 full time Forrc an.) civil contractors work- i t The boat i. being mad. availnf m(|k pricr £ , * . movfd |n frotr th. c.pital. produr, in tiscal ly&v they would workers in general government ing on Air Force equipment and IN U n S A t V # O n V C n t The tributes to George, who *a* able by !\ G. Kurch of the Staf. wi# named chairman of the State Streetcar traffic halted com. bring In $.'>27,600,000 annually by payrolls plus 9 part Urn# workers. projects, except missiles, to cut; OLDENBURG, Ind. W _ Th# buried last week, lasted for two ford Boat Works. Kurch taid yes­ Milk Co»— is* j and Immediately pletely. Army truck* shuttled hour* ami ;o minute*. Thirty terday 'We are pr« icntlng a boat pldtred ' 7 t..# a "fre»h new along th# rtaln trolley route# pro- 19(11. when the last of a sene* of |„ lh(. upiuy Department there their personnel and ovsrhaad number of Roman Catholic nun# second class rate hikes would are 28 full time employes. aenator* look thr floor to speak. to the Seminole County Sheriff's iook" a '‘ he controversial Issue of tiding substitute ’* ' ‘ 'i L I known to b# stricken with typhoid Iran •porta lion Tlu- ot r, coming on lop of tu# doubled sine# an outbreak of Sen. Richard II. Bussell I) Ga . Department in the interest of boat­ milk price fixing. c^ vc} ' The cost of living Increase will for atranded wayfarer*. ' who served with George for 21 ing and water safety." ............. Du* Mlimate *>f postal deficits, rover all ilepartment* of the city, a slowdow.i and cancellations in the disease at a convent here sat Odham m installed a* chair, i _ *>:ber Troops years before the latter's retireThe boat it a 16-foot High Hal Th* truck driver* were th# only ‘,"c* not lnclud« * $317^00,000 *. lnciU(|tng th* Sanford 1'ollce and l’ t’‘,lu<-non of aircraft and one dlicover#d, a health official tail man. replacing Dexter Lowrey of fil.ent this year, aald "my heart Convertible that 1* capable of car­ •vtdene# In the city ***r *** hooii ,h* 1,ou,c v,' ,€‘‘1 lire Departments. «‘«'<lew» missile, is exp#cted to tcwlsy. Tjtttpa. who stepped down to taka < It too heavy to enable me to do rying a l-TDO •yonrvf If. *IU for 618,000 postal workers. There - . iner.»>et uere ilsn iiinrm t"rt” discharge of more than 100.Hie stat# health rommlssloner, fir a* ^>n?.n|u»on almlnistrator, * , * today Justice to my feelings and my be powered by't *o Si horsepower iamt aHf f*H industry rmployct. Dr. AmJreiv Offult, said 37 eases Wilmer H»s»»tt, Mnntlerllo Humor* ctreulallng in Waraaw were report* the Senate might clj j()f ,,, workrr, whose salaries I senlimenls." uuttroard motors. Wilson Is slashing . « ponies be-1have been reported at the Sister, 1 ee.-r' ar- a* the *ev#n **” Communist leader W'lady- seek to tie Iho pay incrr«>e id wer# noj lnrluded in Ihe litl of "An ers died when Walter employes receiving the increase. ^ore **'* scheduled letlremeol of Sf- $'ranei» motharhouse. Sheriff Hobby *aid that the Imat j member agency met to rrorgan- ,I,W Comulka ha* assigned Gen Uie postage rale *811. Ihe newr bill would: j-y,r , 14 employes were in cate Horn the lop defense post, po,-An early count Friday had Franklin George came u» hi* will itc equipped with a siren, Komar, chief of internal security, |•»«Increase airmail letters from fortes separata the regular »*b|y late this month. He has >aM shown only 16 of the mor# than final resting place," h# said. |flashing red llghi*. running I and Gen. Jan. Frey-Blelicki, com. “ I'm opinionated against price mander of the air force, to deal six to seven rents an ounce. he wanti to leave the complex 6*K) nuns thcr* wer# afflleled with schedule. Sen. Herman E. Talma.lgc D. Utrht*. and spotlight*. 1ron'rol*. liUt I am going to try affairs of the defense department '**• disease, not definitely diagBoost th# charge for regular 'fith "any emergency." Ga. who aucreeded George in Ihe "We have always needed equip. just as hard ar I ran to lake a nosed *t typhoid until Monday, po».card* from two to uuc«! in order for bit successor. Senate, said, "The nation amt the mcnl for lifesaving." Sheriff Hub- fresh new look at Ihi* problem," Offutt said weekend Investigation* world have sufferrd an Irreparable by said ye.tenUy ami "uur new Odham told the eomml*>ion. tenta c*ch ami hike airmail p'it- I c l o f l d F G l I l l c S by a state #pidemlologlcal team ew’aa." water patrol will be equipped with cards from four to five crnls. "I'm^ willing. ,!o make every showed none of th# catet took #f* Sen. Theodore Francis Green ‘Hag hooks rope line*. Id* Jack»l*. conlr|f „|1(luf effort to ter if price I’rovlde four annual IS rent feet later than Aug. 4. increases In tec. ml class raH't • D R.!., %%ho luircfdnl George *n< ffcllnipilfhfri. lixing is necessary. T'.ere are for newspapej* ami magatinrs. Inland 1. Gullet. 62, of Ovfeen, «• chairman of tits Senate Foreign ‘ »ne predominant feat ire of the |hoTC f|v, ,h; Com,nH I B C O C fl T o A - C l t V Inrrrai* the imlitldual piece yeatenlar aftensoon at 3 p m. neUUooa Committee aarly thll "u t It win carry- a huge sjuI1 „ .,.ackri|. , g„ . „ u.e, L O tn IO MIAMI BEACH — The rale on thud class advertising ' <,llowln* • »,,ort | |f) n O U S e T o d O V year, pralfed George's leadership ,, r, ' * .n*,?n J °.n , *f 1 * 1c of , industry. That's not true.' fhlham Mr Giles had made his h»me In , _ J in inlrrnationa! affair*. lh*, ™w n, Uie b o,r dedsred. “ It Is stacked in favor decision of the AFI. • CIO to move matter rates 6o p.r cent. For Two stIt* big biennial convention from bulk tiilrd class mail, th* mint- Osteen for th# past 3 years. I Jf ' ll. led hit colleagues with .. Mjn’r Umt» v t hlv» r^ e J of th# p«ople," lii the wisdom, with restraint and with s j*1’ of ^u'pmvnt «fOtnid | Turnj,ig to reporters present, he . Miami Beach to Atlantic City. N mum rate wool I go up M per cent If, »»rn, In Greenville. N V „ J on t(,‘r r,vl, right# bill gcntlr (irern laid. ^ r,J'nn,r (,w|n y, .Shrnff Hobby |^CIC M ••errMi ownrrt hi»rr up in over a two year period. June |. ISM. He wa, . re lrcl #>|W N, „ w ’ *’• I r I. Qt irgr i' »ow of th» y ,’ . . . %. 11 * •' Ihit th# < mUaion I increase book rales 26 per rent. optician. MIA3II If — Ten new volur* muster the required unanimous agts, because ha lived and walked ” * arc Indeed grateful^^to Mr. Lrould abolish controls Immedtat. I A K I.rio President Grork-e Boost rates lor r.mttollrd cifcuMr. Gullet wa# a ntemt-er of conM.„, iary -tatlons along th# Florid# ,amorg us we shall hair a greater buren for making the Imat avalb #j_ h j, ui hc promised that the eonfirme.1 In ChicagoMon- lauor. publications to 12 cent, a the Presbyterian Church, the St. ()T><, proposed Immediate East Coast and in the keys will would nake a ^,jr *H# Dee. 4.10 convention. 'tnccntn e to find the way to the *o.« in ih# interest ^of boating and commission pound. Bates now ar# 10 cents John* Order of Masons, and th* House acceptance of the beivlly- five weathermen * hand this year rational peace which he believed wattr safety for Lake Monroe and “ thorough study” before taking expected to attract soma S.noo oelow eight ounces #rvl U cent* American Uglon. amended Senat# bill, with a tingle in k*»ping tabs on hurricanes. essential to the future of our our other lakes and streams are |any action. |delegates, was moved because above that we ght. I-ennani Psrdue, meteorologist Survivor* arv: the wife, Mr* House imposed modification. fast bring used by thousands of i laiwry was expecterl to stk the "conditions were detrimental and nation and of mankind." at the Miami Weather Bureau's Stella Gullet of Osteen; an adopt The other was an attempt to boaters and fishermen," said the * Senate Democratic la-ader Lyn­ agency (or authority to set up not gnn-1 for unions" at Miami ed ton. Richard Guiles of Fori send th* bill to a House-Sen*!# li'irrirvn# operation, renter here, don II. Johnson Tex. praised i . ,, ! public hearings acroM the stau to i n ,,ch dtd not elaborate. Edwards. N Y.; and a brother of conference commitle# for drafting said aix of th* station* have #L» George aa a The boat patrol it something Mund out th# MiUlmant nf dairy.! Hmolmen said the delegates "great man in every •*" •' •• • •••■" •" __ . .• . . , , - •wuiiu <>m uiv Knumciu nj nairy- i ------------ —- —— —n r a Greenfield Center, N Y. a more complex compromise he- ready been added to the coopera* ien»f n»e. . ability, Intefrlly, vUtfi- j l for Count>' men. dairy firm tn and cltlirm ttptciH to tpend 1400.000 B lIV S D 0 Q t # S n O V e S live hurricane reporting network Funeral services were held this tween the dlfferlrg versions manship arxl devotion to hit nonoi arra. »at<l Ihc (>n j 0^n| IWJiy price !^p convention here One / 9 afternoon at « o'clock at Britton N'.th moves requiring unanimous and four more In the kor* will duty. ity.** ( Sheriff. arc trying . . to atay coniryU hotel operator f«tiniat«%l estlmatml the total O f f F n r F l o r i H f i Funeral Home. consent hid been anticipated and *i# operating within two weeks. lort to the city at ctose t» 2 mil Senate Bcpublican I-eadrr WII. in ,he lcjd wilh *n»d»fn c'lulpmcnt The stslions will he equipped Remains will lie sent to Colum * fre foredoomed by oiqsotition linn dollars. MEMPHIS, Tenn V k ,|im F. Knuwfand Calif, said *n'1 ,afr > metho.1. and the fv^t with westhee bureau Instruments ■nnoun-ed in advanc#. Charles Gohiherg, owner of Ihc Michigan couple who wild their hut. Whin for Interment Lcorg# uat "kindly, courageous, PJ,r°l •* ®ne of the features » « T^fXi-Man Draft They wer# offered merely as fr reerding wind speed, direction, Delano Hotel, said th# he»d# o f , hom#^1o buy # boil shoved off a man of great personal integrity, hiv* needed for a lor.g u n i, he preliminaries to s real fight ex­ atmospheric prersure and ralnfsll, the 16 hotels holding reservations for Florid* with two "*h*rr the respected for hit friendship oy hit >dded. • Call For Army stations will pected later in the House Hule» Pardpe said. Th# collracuef." nrw k°**. ■ Hshl blue and • a r . . for convention >!clcgate* "gut to expense" patsemrert today on a work closely with hurricane ren! Committee leisurely, Ihrre >rar round . Ihe • last Sen. flarrjr P. Byrd D-V«., j 11 ! rtracking and Hep. Kenneth B Keating N Y , tial In Miami In long lime colleague of George on Ifulshabl* and i# capatilr nf carry resort to file law suits if th--y world rruisn. ' WASHINGTON If —T»ie D# House GOP floor leader on the j correlating data on th# big storms. Mr. and Mrs Cri» Kappler of Ihe Senate Fmaiu*# tiimmittcc-. ing live or mor# persons for lu feme Department ha* i*»ued a don't come here.” DAMASCUS. Syrts V —Usual.) civil right* bill, made the first I The new Esst Coast stations are praised him at "truly a groat top load of a half-ton The AFL-CIO. he said, "is * fkiuth Haven, Ml-h . and Mr« 7.000 man draft rill for the Army man" who demonstrated "amen. ’ A trailer will h# provided in or. in October—the smallest monthly group that wants everyone In live 'laxine lf*-v|ey of Peoria, III . and ly reliable sources tahl tonight request—to tend the bill to con- at B»*ron 12, a fishing camp near |Titusville; the Rea Dunes Motel o n states lanthlp at its best.” drr to transport the host to var- call since April, 1M6. up to contracts, but thry'rr break her son. Matthew Walltis, 18. ntd that Svria hat demanded Hi# re frrence. "lime meant nothing to us" r*H of American Kmh***/ attache Several Democrats Jumped up near Melbourne Beach, the city of Ion lakes around Seminole Cu.m ' ing contracts with ui. It makes The Army took S.ono dr.flees In (in trip will and only when *>• Howard Stone for his alleged part to object, but were told by Speak- I Vero B o h; the W. M Kipllngtr ly where it may tie needed for September and 11,000 In August. th# hotel employes look bad an<l pull Into home p»H." said Mrs. an "Amrriran conspiracy f r Sam Rayburn to wait until |estate near Stuart; Capt Mae emergencies. it makes us look had." through July the Keating t request rould be read Engel's fishing boat headquarters Sheriff Hobby hasn't said Just From April Kappler. an auditor bookkeeper against the Syrian regime.' monthly drift rail was 13.000. The sources said Ihe secretary After it ws* read. Rayburn near Boynton Beach, and th# port when th# host will be readied to W# hav* no time limit to hunt Th# reduced draft calls reflect |genera, of Syria's Foreign Minis­ recognixed Rep. Francis K. Walter authority office at Port Ever* be pul into actual use hat It is ex. us.” peeled that it will L« In the very Secretary of Deferu# Charles E Mr*. Kappler and her hiubsnd. try, Salah Tararl, handed the ex. I) Pa., who made Ihe objection. glades. Wilton's reccfil order to trim mili­ The request to accept the Sen. near future. a carpenter contractor, told their pulsion request to thr Amrriran "Ail of lb# In.tottl. a— d #>>>i» tary strength by 100,000 men by 4#» j j j # c*!*? j * ' J m l. mine to buy their 4S fo->( schooner. charge l> Affaire* in Damascus. .vte'i version with in amendment next Jan. i. —limiting the Senate's jury ilia! nor abrasions »'<i hmites about ment has he#n ordered," h* said. Mrs. Hawley, a nurse, learned of I Rniiert Strong. Wilt>.n told his newf corferenee Th* Syrian government issued a amendment to voting rights rases her forcheail, upper left arm arsd hr Kirrlrrs’ plans v.-bll# visiting MOSCOW Th# tinned last Wednesday that h* expected Fmhirrr sent an official'to in South Haven, and asked If she to have declared Stone unwelcome. , -w a s made by Hep Emanuel En draft calls to level off at 7,000 or States ith fe.lhal villar. go along They Th' »y'*«n 'tovernn.ent issue * Celler N.Y.. Democratic floor th# youth festival village tmlav to " d her .on could 8.000 men a mor.th. .# iStatement l i f a N i e n l Monday tsisvKf • r e n i i n i ' l#.ri<. > i t . . I.sll V * MIAMI IB — Customs agents night accusing leader for the bill. Keating warn Americans against joining ,r# P*)'*nS half the expenses. early today seired a huge each# Stone of lining an Amrriran "in ubjccUd to It. * Communist China's free junket to ' of rifle*, machine guns and 60,000 lelllgrnc# expert" who engineered I ■ . r .ir i'ia Iaind » n taken to the C l , , D J Peiping Wednesday. ■ . . . . rounds of ammunition b#tlevrd an alleged conspiracy to overthrow Seminole Mer.nrial Hospital for ' I D rvC p O rrC Q It appeared, however, that rlose I n t e r S l O l G M lW O y the present Damascus regime. F f ir t T I P r I f n i n n M f i n ,' e*t*nfd f°r insurgents ramped In treatment. NEW to V ) American youths Intei .lot to . . . —_ The U. S Embassy here and , u , m c r U I1IU I1 IVIUII Hi. Cubanmountain Jungle#. Jungle*. The autonuvbite, driven by Ar- 1-'e,lrra health officials today ex. ro through with the trip despite r l C O N n f J I O fT lO rrO W Two men were «rr#itrd and Ihe Slate Department In Washing A d m i t s K e e p i n g nold Pace Land of Orlando, was amtoed a reported 100 e a se s of TORONTO ’f — Police dl« the State Department ban. By this . . authorities hunted three more be­ r O traveling aoulh »n French Ave what may be Asiatic flu among timed a gunwieldcr who stalked |morning. 46 had handed In Iheir A l t C m O O n A t J D . m . ton said .be charge was a "tom. j lieved involved in * plot to ship plele fabrication." when it crashed Into the rear of European exchange students ar »p^ ___ ____ _a ____ _____ snd down street Monday pasrpnrts or their names. ' arms to Cuban rebel iesdee Fidel a hearing a yeep parked on th* side of the riving her# aboard the liner Aro.a mri-g a .3* calibre revolver, polnb i U S. Amba»i%kic Llewellyn , . . WASIHNGTON W — Former Castro, who Is trying to over, •trect. TT*# Jeep is owned by Lrn Skv r g It at nassersby and yellinr. Thompson kept himtelf available n Defaind tomorrow afternoon Anthony, J ,. Doria throw Cuban President Fulgenclo cri Southward. When th# liner reached quaran "Bang, bang." I , t ihe Embassy to explain Hie lo hear objection, to Ihe pro T h l C V C S L C O V e L O O t ,n,? n said today he onre ma'nlalnrd a Batista. sJUnd »ppar.'UlIy lost control of tine M-.nlay night medlral author Most of th#pedestrian* Just |riluation per.onally to any of the n-.ved InUraUtc Highway Rysa||CA(j 0 v _ Burglar. left a secret ‘ cache of union money Charles Wystt, supervisor of j , p, rtm, Bt l(or, |n , his car earning minor damage to Kiev wen*, aboard. Ship officials smiled at Ihe 2year-old Vw -until American youth* who may have etm * Route 10« from S It. 46 n Nor1h which only one other per#»n. the customs In Miami. Identified th# th# Jeep but ihoving it 40 fe*t on had reported an outbreak at saa on* noticed th# gun w*s both lo#d had doubts shout Iheir country's Seminole County to 8. R 40 in j,orry ,lkjnf M jpq jn r0ln». but union's president, knew about. men arretted as Gil D* Gibeja, imoact. of what they believed to be "mild ed and cocked. poevtion. \oluria County. leaving $700 in burglar tools. Doris, former secretsry.treasur. 46, an American citiien of Cuban Damage to the Land automobile 1'Influents." " ----- " 1 ........... "laiekily h* wasn't strong At th* ssm# tl.u#. It was de­ Th# hearing wili get underway AulhorjlMa said the thieves en- er of the old AFL United Auto descant living In Miami, and w#» cstimalcd at approximately Aboard the Anna Sry are about enough to pull th# trigger," said cided to send a consular official »t 1 o'cloelc tomorrow sft-rnoon In tf^d Hi# Klaus Depsrtment Store Gonial#!, 31. who Workers, told the Senate Backets Alfedo C. Z. tao. 800 foreign Student* age<1 18 to 1*. Police Sgt. William Budd H i# Volusia County Court House out to the American delegation's Monday through a skylight. Commltte# he considered the said he Is a farmer. Ho told of­ investigating officer* wvre Ser ail schedule) to live with families | Police said the youngster had quarters In festival village. II* rar In Defend cracked open on# aafe, but were money union property but did not ficeri h# wia from Havana. grant Ben Butjer and Patrolman across th# yelled States and at- found th« rusty revolver and 10 ried mimeogrsphwj sheets laying Interested official* and citisens scared off by two maintenance inter It on th# union's hoolr*. Th# Th# m#n war# charged with vi­ J. T. Hardy of th* Sanford Police tend local high schools. The ship cartridges (n a tree trunk on a down the official 8 ——<#»n poll- *r# tr* Invited to air their com- men before they got to $26,000 in .money, he ssld, was hidden un- olation of #>• neutrality art and Departmnet sailed from Rotterdam Aug. 3. , downtown street. |Uon. plaints at th# hearing. another iafd I der nat>#ra ta aa office ator croon. Jailed pending further action. . WASHINGTON V — D#mocra | Ur and Republican backer* of postal rate inrreate forecast | lluu»e approval today of the ministration’ * ie<iuett for a penny iny bno«t In the charge for mailing letter Even opponent* of the Inrreate tatd a* they prepared to fight nr hill they Were ''not u>0 optimistic" over their chances u Bread, Freedom Riols Threatened In Warsaw, Poland ‘ Cost Of Living ;* Increase Approved j For City Employes B o at P atro l A d d e d To S em in o le X Io u n ty S h e riffs D e p a rtm e n t Senate Pays Final Tribute To Senator Walter F. George J. Brailey Odham Named Chairman Of Milk Board Roman Catholic Labor Conventioii Moves From Miam i Dies Yesterday Action On Civil Rights Bill Fails Ten New Stations Volunteer To Help Weatherman Michigon Couple O ff For Florida Syria A sks Recall Of U. S. Attache Issued ror October gen..r .».i v«trd mat a* a 11-Ycor-Old Gir: Injured In Auto Accident Today S5 U. S. Youth Warned Against Joining Junket To China Custom s Agents Seize Hugh Cache SS%%Officials Examine ............ .. 100 Coses Asiatic 2-Year-Old Gun Wiclder Disarmed ruhiie win b# held ------------- - M oney Cache � 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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Kjn*A AND 1 were married to |cotn# to a daciaioc sometime be- Sarah was a different I N the plruitni. friendly front I t w i t caw and tomorrow when than 1 bad thought to r eight rto; I rf L’rn SawulU's houa*. W* w* .-(turned to th* volley. I told year*, a woman *me had hidden nod ■ rood (upper afterward. and my wife that IUr*4 had ataod up- hrroetf from ah of oa "If# crazy!" I sold. “She for nia n-wpitallty 1 wma forever right betid* brr flair, that ahr " had walked a little, and that ah* wouldn't tall# barself to a wheel md«b*r l to Hen Bawhin. Urn got out the champagne, had told ma not to get too fend chair for four year*." "She might" Nila said. "We filled three glaaae*. and gar# on* of Nrla. 1 put out my handa In to ffala and or.a tc ma. 11a held a gesture of futility. "Naia. what don't know ahe told you the truth about her accident Win. ahe * s hla up. Ma face very grave, aa can I do?" Nela llatrned rloorly, her fore- terribly pooseaaiv* woman; ahe • «V1 ta nappy oeeaalnn fe a tonal. Not Just one rad furrowed In thought. Aa I must have a person's lov* com­ oat you think of oft the cuff,, looked at her, 1 waa ao atlrre-l pletely centered on her. tike Dog. but wta you'll remember aa long ' bX 01T ferltng for her that 1 could bone's. And Marla'a She wants aa yeti live. Do you want ta hear »<* “ T a single word It waa flrat yours. That# why ah* doesn't H |love, but It waa real love guch aa want you to lev* ma I'm h*r "Of courea wa do," Nela aaJd I had never known ealatad. Thera rtvat and the e known K for a "Not a legal one, Ben," I said. would never b* anything ela* Ilka long lima Rut *h# (Went Iowa II* laughed. “ This on* didn't It. Uka taat night and thla morn­ you th* way I do. Maybe her flame from Blacks!on*. Il'a from ing and the few boars we still lor* ta Ilk* a mother'*. Or a stater's I don't know. AS I know the near! of Den BawhIIL" Ha had together. Suddenly I found words. “We la that ah* doesn’t wont to share cleared hla throat “ To lov* and marrtagr. to happiness that only Juat cant be separated! If Sarah your lore with anyone elea" I turned, hot word* on my love and marriage can bring to and your dad won’t take ns to­ tongue, but I didn’t My them. lie. and to a long and happy Ufa gether, we’ll leare." "Oh, darting." She reached out Neta was hurrying on. "Jo* Par­ for Mr. and Mm William Herson." We touched glasses, and once and took my hands. “ That’s what dee must have been a very strong more I thought of him and Sarah 1 want too, but we can’t Wa rs character. So ta Sarah. What Pardee, and t couldn’t help aeon got to do the right thing now or happened when they got married daring If he would have been any w*-ll ha plagued by mir mistake wo* bound to happen. Each "f hair rr if h# had married her. 1in* real of our live*. No matter1them tried to remake the other, We drank. Nela cloo# to crying; what happen*, you can’t forget or at leant prove to be the strong­ and when Hen left, a little later, your delg to Sarah, and I can’t er. Perhaps, because Jo# won, ah* kissed him on the check, while forget that John Mather* la my Sarah had thla accident on pur­ pose." ha flwallowed aa If aomethlng waa father." “ Then what con we Ao?" "Nela, of e l ih* wild—" wrong with hla throat and looked "Wait. Win. I'm aUl not done "We’va got to go along for a past her at me. "tuieky man Will." he said while Just as w* were," ah* Mid. What you haven't thought abou “I goes* I'm a coward, but I Juat la that a crippled person In a "You'ra a luck: man." 11* went out and closed the can t quit# bring myaelf to tell wheel chair has everyone'* sym­ door. Thera was no aound m th* Dad yet Alter alb w* did act pathy. I-lka Sawhlll'a And Dad'a When Dad earns home last fag room but th* ticking of th* clock pretty fast" I was a coward too, os for as that's oH he could talk about. on th* mantel. W* looked at each other, both of us suddenly taken Sarah was concerned. '‘AH right How, though Sarah was an In­ With thyneaa. Then Nets ram# to perhaps there'll b# a better time," valid, ah* waa still a beautiful woman who had not let her cnev I Mid. m* and hugged me "WU1." Sha squeezed my handa dttion break her eplrlt." "I know w*'r* going to have a good Ilf* together," aha Mid. Eh* “I don’t want you to get mad at I (tain t My that what Neta stepped back. "Olv* m* a few m*. but Td hk* to tell you some­ thought was crazy now. I'd hod minutes. Win. m eon when I'm thing I think about Borah. Il’a the m e feeling many limes: A not anything I con prove; but broken body but not a broken ready." She took th* lamp and disap­ because I'm a woman and Sarah spirit. It could be true. Meyb* peared into th# bedroom. I stood la a woman I think I know some­ Sarah had driven Joa away; put there waiting, hearing her mov­ thing about brr that you would all th* time she was punishing ing about In th* other room. Pres­ never think of." him, and hod never let him for­ "Do ahead," I sold. ently ahe called, “All right, Win." get It. But If ah* was that poo"I think shs'a been abta to walk When I went Into th* bedroom. neaetva, aha waa eruel, and avfl, I m w that ah* waa In bed. her for a long time." Absolut* dis­ and somehow I couldn't believe K belief mutt have com* Into my hair a dark mass against ih* of her. pillow. I atood there awkwardly. eyto, for Nela added quickly; "I don't know" I said. "Even "Blow out th* lamp. Will." "Will. let m* finish. I've watched If what you think ta true, I her when ah* waa In her chair can't Just walk off and tears her. Nela sold. When I turned to look at her, and when ah* didn't think anyone Anyhow, half Ih* ranch ta mlna" I m w that ah* waa laughing at was looking. Th* way ah* move* *1 know you can't leave her." ma Then th* Bill Impact of the her leg* make* m* thin* they're roe* and com* to ma "Dar­ Step w* had taken that day struck not paralysed. And th* bottoms She you don’t hat* ma for what me. She wa* my wife. No one of hrr antes or* worn. I know ting. I’ve said? It’s something we’va scold atop in now. Not Sarah. you'V* Mid ahe’a been taking a got to face just aa we have to Not John Mathem And for a few step*, but I noticed her shoes fee* my father's weakness." while, aa I held NMa, Ih# world almost Immediately." "I couldn’t hat* you." I sold. held only Nela and ma 'Slim evidence." I said. s e e "But remember, Rawhlll told "I lov* you." I kleeed her and In th* morning 1 built a fire you th# doctor aiald there waa held Iter in my arm*, and never and Nela rooked breakfast. After nothing physically wrong with wanted to let her gov w* finished eating, I set at the her. lie Mid she could walk If There’ll be aa uneiperted de­ UN# smoking whlta ah* did the ih* had la " dlihea; then ah* est down error* I pulled my hands from Neta’a lay to Will's and Nets’* wedding from me. Thera waa much about and walked to th* back door. I announcement, I’ontlnw# "GanSarah I had not told Nrla. Nit I atood thcr* trembling, thinking lock" here tomorrow. O Ways* D. Orerholeer IM1 from the sovaJ subllehefl by kt-niilM Oa Cletrlbelefl by Klee restore* flyoeksl* How To Control Silverfish Sllvrrfith and flrebrals cause dsmsg* In hom< a by eating f<>ud ami other materials that am high In protein, sugar and starch They eat cereal#, molat wheat flour, any paper on which there Is glue or paste, siring In paper (Includ­ ing wallpaper) and bookbindinra, atarch In clothing and rayon fabrlca DESCRIPTION AND HABITS Both of ihrtn iniects ar* wing­ less. Tliay ar# covered with acalra Adult* are one-third in one-half inch long. Sllvrrfith are ahlnv and aBrcr or pearl gray In color; firebrals are mottled gray. The young Iniccls look like the aduIN ex­ cept they are amalW. Doth intocta have two long, Mender feelers at the head end. and three long, lailllke append­ age* *1 Ih* hlnd-*nd. Each *p pmdagt is nearly as long as the body. hilverfl'h and flrebrau ar# ■ctlvh at night and hid* during Iha day. When objerta under which they ara hiding are moved, they dart out and arrk other hid­ ing nls m . WHERE FOUND. Rilvrrflsh ln.| flrrhrata are common In homi'f Ihrou-’hout the United States. Tho tilverfish lives and dsvtlopt in dsmp, cool places, especially bairmrnta. Large num­ bers may o* found In nrw build­ ings 'n which the walla are still dsmp. Tha flrabrat livec and daTrlopa In hot, dark place* tuch as around furnace* and flrep ace*. »■ 1 In I'siiiatlon around h<>< watar and hrat pit>#*. In apartment house* th* inao-t* follow plp*llnfl* from baarment to rooms on lower floor* whers they find food. Thay may b* found In bookcase*, around closet she), vet, behind baseboards, and be­ hind window anil door frame*. DEVELOPMENT. Silvarflih and ftrvbrst* develop slowly und­ er usual Hjum condition*, and hav* few young. They.ar# nardy and can live without food for Sev­ ernI month*. The frmatofl lay eggs at any MSSOO. They usually lay agga in secluded piseas, such oa behind books or on closet shelves; occa­ sionally they lay them In th* open. Sllvtrflsh lay only a few tgg* a! one lime; they may lay sev­ eral batchrw over a period of weeks. Tha flggs or* whitish, oval, -d about on* Ihlrty-sacord Inch ig. They hatch la I to • weeks, •a! length of tiiflfl It takaa them f e -o hatch vs he* with th# temperature. Firehrat* lay about 30 egg* at on* dm*: they may lay aaverd hatches Th* *x«r* ara eufV, wrhl! ' (gwDua wCmh UUf later th«> have a yellowish ting*. They of sodium flourld* to M parte of hatch In about two week*. flour. Mis th* sodium fouride Sllvrrfith and firehrat.* reach l and flour thoroughly. Apply the maturity 3 to N months after ; same aa for th* first bait, or hatching. Their rate of growth •ii-pcmls ou the '"mperatur* and |put pinches of It every 3 or 3 I I f*«t behind baseboards and In ' humidity. CONTROL. SilvarfUh and other . ilng places. firebrata ran b* controlled by us­ PRECAUTION'S. Keep Insect ing commercially prepared sprays hides out of reach of children and or dusts that contain DDT, rhlorp«ta. Do not cuntaminat* food, dane, malathlon, llndanr, or dietdrin, or by using a sodium flou- dishes or utensils while applying ride or barium carbonate bail. msccUcid*. Do not ua* oil apraya Th* bait* ran b* prepared at In place* where th«y could M ignited, partieuUHy by open horn*. Control with lialt ta itowar and flames or electric spark*. Avoid unnecessary exposure Icm satisfactory then control with when using Insecticide*. spray or dust. Control with spray or dust may Wash all exposed parti of th* not be Immediate. Rut It the body with soap and water after apray or duat la pripcrly and thoroughly applied It will leave a residue that will bring about control of either Insect In ■ few week*. If Mma degree of control i s i in ; ( imi i i r ( (ii Hr o r t h i : kiSTM j t u i r i A L la not achieved In I or 1 week* l INI LIT o r Til ; r%TS! a second end more thorough treato r r L o H i u i tv a m i o n el. HI v o i .u i o i . « r i , ment la advisable. IX U l t . l l l . l l t VO. SPRAYS. All-solution apraya n i i A i ' r x . i i i i i u . . k i .v i * containing 1 percent of DDT, I AN'l> DOAN ASSOCIATION o r I I’i ’ l Klin iiriiu . a corpora. i percent of ehlordan*. 3 percent nr. Be* #r**nie*d and •xliilne at- > malathlon, OA percent of lindan*. i*r Hi* laws of the Lnli.d > r u in iii f . » or OS percent of dleldrin ar# pre- V*. frrablo for home oaa CECIL B. IIKAIIKIU.IN, Sr. ) >AH AII IjOUIMK Itr.A- i Apply the apray with an ordin­ *»< llt.ltl.IN, b n wile. j ary houirhold kprayrr. Moisten l n ( , n l ln l( I NON II. kl.lt r o u r . l l . o t l NH Ih* surfaces over which th# silvern o t h * o r eriT fiah or flrchats crawl. Spray TO: around bairhoardi, doors and CECIL a H EABCRl'N. Jr. •M MA II AII lAll'IMS: IH «• I'll. window caalng«, rln«ete and LIN, tile wife, tv hot* ifJ rtfli place* where pipe* go through »(• unknown Tou Aitr in.nr.iiT NOTineo waili or floor*. lh«l nf Co moilin'. in |.,r». Spraying ovwr th# w-aprur cl»*k ak lllll esrtkla i w f i n n r t ih . part* of th* building ta usually fnllawln* S w c i l H t pfop.fl> to ­ w n: sufficient to control firehrat*. l » t I* i n i Ih* |nt«l «« f . . t DUSTS. Du.t* containing 10 •f !S>T II. nSCKfl APOtTlCVN NANriilUl. r i.o lllD A kcror.l. percent DDT, * pw ent of chlorIn* lo Ilia Plkl thrrrof *• r*. (Jane, 4 percent malathlon, 1 per­ cpr.lr.l In 1*141 II -»k t. n m 1*1. PuMI* Itkcnrta at Srmlcent of lindan*. or 1 percent of dleldrin may b# used If Iher* ‘s « note Count/ riorldai danger that the oil solution would Teaetkkr srllk O r riaMrlc Ra n**! <1 T- Elartrl* HsfflcauM fir*. 'rfk lo f. n r K lrc lrlr VVkHr Apply Ihfl duat * with • hand leslnr: Duo Ttirrm Sptc* Hratrr and Tank an4 llllnda; duster. Blow the duat Into th* lean flla* l a i l n l f i t , and cracks, o- spread a thin film has ye a are required t* trrv* a m a r whairvar th# appearance of tha of yowr aaawar ee plMdtag Is tka depot It will not h* objection- Ullf o f Com pla in *n tha p i i i m l f f » a tt e r a a n Oraalar. d r a n a * Celt, abta. ■J* Eirat rr qrral dalldlna. It. BAITS. R*k« may he used if I'rlaraSura, rterlda. and flla Iha •r»<wSnwt anawar or nUadlna In Iha you think apraya or du<t* ar* not Offlca o f tea Clark of Iha Clrrnlt dcairabl*. Thor* ar* two baits Court ea er hafara Iha ISrd dav AufluaL IS»f. If yo« fall m do that or* equally effective. Either of a*. Indaamaat hr drfauli will ha of thee* may be brought ready takaa agalnat r * « fee Iha rellaf In thr Rill o f Complaint. to aa* or made of home accord­ daaaadad 6 . f . HERNPON ing to the following direction*. fnjcnK o r tics cnrcvit COVRT. Th* ftr»t bait contains; Oat­ Ls meal (ground to flour) . IH *upa| jt » i a n * «. Paputf Clark .arlum carbonate or sodium flourldfl . 14 teaspoonf granulated _____ n c r r m o c * n a h h gar • 14 teaspoon; and salt • NOTICH IS ItVRNBT OIVEN that l a * * * « * ■ * « la bnafneea at Celteaspoon. Mis tha Ingredient* wa •rr Afeau* under iha nnilla ur ■roughly. name *» BK N l6 6 N R dM NURM'ItT tkal l wa latand I* re*t**r aaK I*ut about • toaapoon at belt ar.fl »»m# with Iha Clark of Iha Clr i ihallow cardboard boss* near circuit Ceurl. flemlnela repair. r i s hiding place*, and cover each rida la ecrardaac* with Ih* a r e v al»a* e f Ih* riatlllaws Name it X with a crumpled piece of po­ la ta t*-w<«: Saetlsa Silas n o i i d Rlalwte* ISIS rt. TIH’ I H * RITTI9NUAH Th* other baft contain* I port* HAsah aa a u u i s u t a Legal Notice r MEATS WITH m A REPUTATION 39‘ 49‘ hams U. S. CHOICE-HEAVY WESTERN chuckROAST GA. GR. A D&D l3/« - 2'i lb. av. lb. WHOLE FRYERS 79 89‘ U. S. CHOICE — HEAVY WESTERN ROUND STEAK YACHT CLUB HAMBURGER 3 lbs. $j^'00 CUT UP E A C H C FRESH GROUND l v k i -s CIRCUS WIENERS 79‘ lb. ih . 2 BAKE-RITE lb. Vuc Can SHORTENING COFFEE 3 LB. CAN 9 ‘ 7 9 ^ x cx ccccccccco o co ccccco cccco cco ccco cc All RICELAND C,rinds fr o zen m am RICE 43c 3 lb. B a t MORTON’S OLD DUTCH Chicken-Beef-Turkey CLEANSER *2 y POT PIES - j t 4 03 5j Pineapple 3 * Cans j c FOR 1A 9 9 Box c 20c NABISCO DIXIANA * ^ 7 ^ og. Box VANILLA CUT BEANS Pkga. WAFERS PLANTER BL/\CKEYE PEAS M IXED FOZZ STRAWBERRY 12 oz. ^ Treasure Island BREADEI) FOOD KING fSRATKD f TUNA Va Size Cans ReKular 35 SPECIALS PRODUCE a. CELERY 1 0 L Fancy Freestone a 2 Pounds PEACHES 25 J /C CRACKERS lb. 10 oz. REALE.M0N Pkff. JUICE 19c R or. Dubuque *T SUNSHINE HONEY GRAHAM SHRIMP VIENNA CRISP MICH. ^ Nl'TS 7Vi oz. C Preserves ^ • CAN TETLEY TEA Sweet Treat 2 ,°VX: CORN and PEPPERS gj Giant Cans CRUSHED DEI. MONTE 2 CANS Blue Plate i G oz. Jnr PEANUT SAUSAGE 2 5 ‘ BUTTER 3 9 ‘ THE HOME OF FINE MEATS FOODMART PARK AVE. AT 25th ST. �i Shop and Save Weather fjr llr cloudy t<* firm.|, In Sanford « iih scattered thundrr»hn«rn Frldsy. ■ lOL. XL1X J AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER K.stnblished 1909 SANFORD. F L O R ID A . THURSDAY. AUC,1S T 3. 1957 NO. 64 United I’ res# Loused Wire Krushchev Warns US In Two-Hour Speech House OKs Money Bill For SNAS Improvements EX-PRE3IIER?—H i, hlg X arrets thf 'hr pin picture of Hut»'*n Premier Nikolai Bulganin rrsphlrtUy Illustrates h i* current position in H«< I f I politics according to Urster* observers. If he ass -ant -alnady Iwen dropped at head of slate, he undoubted!) * ill be. The front runner ■* hia replacement la wrpuly prrmirr Anutas Mikoun (right). The proof of Ihlt toplrcrl riiakrup it tren in the fart that Bulganin did not accompany Communist Chief Nirhita Lhrushfhev (crnler) on hit recent trip to Yvgnriaria and the rr.nferrnre with Tltn. and hit name hat been dropped from those who » ill ci.lt East Germany. In ihlt totiiotirn he »lll he reptored by Mikoyin. This picture of the three * at taken lit*. May. (UP Telephoto| SNAS Safe Driving Marianna Plan Group Plaque Is Memorial Top Kiwanis Project To Cdr. J. H. Bear Plea For Missile Information Data Release Rejected In rmeponia to a motion by Commander letrii D Tamny, Drestding Member, the US. Nav•I Air Station, Sanford, Florida Safe Driving Council voted un­ animously to change the name of the U.S. Naval Air Station Safe 1 inf Plaque to that of Pom­ ander John llollli Bear Safe Driving Memorial Plaque in me­ mory of the late John H. Bear, pant Commanding Officer of Hea­ vy Attack Squadron ELEVEN, who as a passenger, was fatally injured In an auto accident last July. The Commanding Of. fierr'a Safe Driving Plaque waa first etlahlithed in November of 17M. It waa detigned to atimulate Arr.petiUon among the varioui un­ it, bated aboard lha U.S. Naval Air Station, Sanford, Florida with the plaque irerng pretented at, the ronclution of each month to that unit having the treat aafe driving record for the month. At the end of tit* year the plaque will be presented at a permanent momi-nto to that unit having the brat aafe driving record for the entire year X Toastmasters Club Meeting Held Last N ight A t CPO Club Organization plans for a Toattmasters Club were started last night at the Initial meeting of pmupectlve members. Both Navy and civilian civic lea­ der# met In the CPO Club at the • nford Naval Air 5‘ ation to hear the detail* necessary for club or­ ganization. Temporary officer* were elect­ ed to head the club until perma­ nent officer* can be elected to taka office in October. William r. Holcomb m-ai named president of the group with Buddy Itawls elected Educational vice presiden;. Lt. Ernie Fritz, Adswan:*tralive vice president. Gene 2 ax. aecretary-treaiurer, and Frank Deame, sergeant at Anna. Purpose of the organization Holcomb told last night's-group, is to Improve the oral expression of thought, develop ability to appear before audiences, provide con­ structive criticism on speeche*. de­ velop analytical listening, to pro­ vide instruction and experience in chairmanship, and to promote rr% t fellowship among men inter­ filed m speech improvement. Another organlaational meeting le slated for next Wednesday even­ ing at 7:30 pm. at the Sanford Naval Air S atlon'r CPO Club. Mrs. Carrie Davis Funeral Held Today Floyd Palmer, chairman of the Sanford Kiwanis Club's Marianna Plan committee, told member* of hla club yesterday about some of the Inner workings of the group. Palmer said that the Marian­ na Plan it a “ little known'* pro­ ject of Florida Klwranla since their accomplishments cannot he pub­ licized and names of boy* cannot be revealed. Ila said "The purpo«e of the committee is to assist in the re­ habilitation of boys on their re­ turn from the Florida Industrial School." The committee chairman ex­ plained to club members that alter release from Marianna, police and Judges have no responsibility for the boys and "it is up to puMle spirited cltirens to do what they .can." », Tin* Kiwanis ,C1ub committee, he said, tries to’ establish contact with the boy* on their return and act as "hlg brothers" to them "The important thing," h* said, "is to get the boys to talk about their problem* and ambitions." The committee, in addition to Palmer as chairman, consist* of JlldfO R. W. Ware, R. T. Milwee, and IL-nry McCall. Palmer told hia club yesterday at it* noon luncheon meeting "Be­ fore a boy goes to Marianna, while still held here, a member tries to contact him to establish a relationship of frier l«hlp. ex­ plaining that they have nothing to do with the law only want to !>e of assistance." While at the Industrial School, th* committee sends the boy local paper*. Utter* and postcards, "to show their continuing interest." aim! to let him know hr "still ha* friends in his home town." The committee has establish­ ed contact* In Marianna and is Informed of'the boy'a release date, he said. A member endeavor* to meet the boy on hi* arrival, find out his churrh affiliations, what grade in school h* hal reached ar»l "get him off on th* right track at churrh and »chool'*. Palmer said. The family it even interviewed and informed that the committee desires to help the boy. Palmer gave some r*<» his­ tories, without revealing names, but showing the excellent result* obtained hy the comrnlllre in their Important work of trying to build men. Stotiatin show, said Palmar, that of 23 eases handled. I# ram# from broken home* most with drinking a factor. "Only six home* wete Still together to meet the txjys on their return," he said. WASHINGTON V — Tha De­ fense Department todsy rejected a request of a House sul'cnmmltte* to tell the public more about test firings of new missile* *t the FlcrtJ* missile test renter. Hep. John E. Moss D-Calif., chairman of a subcommittee on government Information, contend­ ed in a letter to Asst. Defense Secretary Murray Snyder that Snydar had put "an tmrcallstlr streiSJacket of secrecy" around the missile test program, Mott railed for relaxation of an April order in which Snyder ban­ ned release of any information beyond the fart that missiles have been fired. In case of accident newt of casualties also may be given out. Synder made public his reply to Most asserting It would be "foM. hardy" to make it easy for ene­ mies to learn vital missile data. He denied Moat' claim that it it Impossible to conceal information about missile* launched in public view at the Air Force Missile Test (Yntrr, Cape Canaveral, Fks. Snyder said much of the infor­ mation published aland the Flor­ ida launching* i* rumor or guru work and doe* not threaten securtty. Snyder aaid decision* on what military information can he given out are made hy "qualified, ex­ perienced professional person* charged with providing for the national defense and assuring our survival should war be thrust upon u»." Mots s lellrr resulted from Air Force testimony that the point has been raarhed where a little more missile information should be made public. SLAY CRIPPLED FRENCHMAN ALGIERS IP _ Algrian Na­ tionalist* seized a crippled French­ man as he walked through the Caihah Sunday, robbed him, sptayrd him with gasoline and set h'm afire, polire said Tuesday night. They alto repelled rebel* near Mnitagmem. In west Al­ geria, marhlncgunned a civilian car, killed or wounded the four occupant* and set the r*r afire, malting the wounded alive. US W ithin Population Figures Nuclear Show Big Increase Range Here In Tag Seles BERLIN V - Soviet Comma- j WEST PALM BEACH — Popu. m*t Parte leader Nikita S. ts'lon pressures building Up in "The House ha* just pas**d the Khrushchev In a bellicose major central and aouthern Florida ar# policy apoech today closed the rcvralrd tn figure# released !*y supplementary Appropriations Bill <kx>r on German reunification and the Motor Vehicle Commissioner, containing $2,933,010 for th# San­ •aid war would bring *toml« Mrs. In* S. Thompson. ford Naval Air Station," w*i re­ devastation to the United States. A comparative statement of au. ported yesterday by Congressman Khrushchev had only warnings tomobtle licence tags told during A. S. "Syd" Herlong Jr. ami reproaches for the West !n a two hour speech to tba Ea»t Ger­ the first six months of this year In Th# MU now goes to the Senate all Florida and tho same period man Parliament. for final approval and passage. last year shows a atotistirally slg* Ho hoa«lis) that Ilia United nificant increase during lisa per* However, no date was set fur the Definite results atn showing in S-ate* is within range of "present** lod. A The Stale law pertaining to th* i Senate's consideration of the moU*7 Florida countie* plu# display of retail gasoline prices ! ney measure which sets aside mo- th* city* Mo shrubbery removal nuclear rockets and cautioned the tales in the departmental tag of* program now bring conducted on lontton disarmament conference Dew and duplicate tags were in* "will be enforced throughout the |ney for th* local Naval Air St aa 30 day voluntary basis. to remember this befota rejecting eluded in the tabulation. county," Sheriff J. L. Hobby said i lion Interim expansion program. All Irttets have tw-en malted to Soviet proposals. today. Congressman Herlong said yesOnly fis-r counties sold fewef He compared West German during the first six months of Uua Sheriff Hobby said this morn­ tenlay afternoon when releasing property owners In tha City -f Sanford, Jaycre President M. L. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to year than last. ing that stations have been no­ information about the passage of Hitler. tified to remove signs that do not th# bill that "lit# money was au< Habom Jr. revealed yesterday. Counties located In th* Central More than .1,300 Utters wrere II# accused the Weat of blocking comply with the bill passed at ’ '.homed last year and is to be and Southern Florida Flood Con* th* recent session of the State <used to adapt existing facilities to mailer), he said, during the three, disarmament and plotting to eon- trol District comprise more than day p-ruxl MpItaddH-sirt of pro vert all of Germany Into an legislature meet the Navy requirements at one third the area of the State. I'orty holders takin from th# ad aggressive NATO base. However, tha Sheriff said that Sanford. Here, the number of tags sold drvssograph file of the city. He offered again to pull all aU stations must comply or "w* Biggest Item in tha money bill "We want to see what th* peo­ I Soviet troop* out of Eastern Eu­ through June this year Increased will have to take further action." for the local Naval Air Station it ple of Sanford are going to da bv 123% while tho increase for The new law require* that all |ll.SSJ.ooo for aircraft parking, it now ," Itshorn said yesterday si rope If tho United State# with- the whole state was 11.73%. lilrawa tt* troops to America. But signs displaying th* price of gaso­ |was pointed out. Other Items in the first week of the 30 day volun­ Among counties wl'h the great* li* said the United States would line must show numeral* indica­ I the hill are: $1,030,000 for a han­ tary period comes tn a close. c*t tnrroase In numlrer* of tag# not dare acerpt this. ting a fraction or portions of a gar, $t70.otd for a turbo yet enItat-orn said that the program Ho flatly rejected “ so-called free •old, Pinellas and Broward head whole number at least half the site i gin* test facility, $193,000 for bar- is not yet rrsdy to get Into full elections" for German reunifies- the list. Each sold In excess of of th# wh»l* number. |rack*, and $192,000 for utilities swing at "We want to get them llon, and endorsed Instead the 22 thousand more tags through It also require* that the price |improvement. all the lime they ncrsl" to remove n**9 Ci-rnian plan calling for June this year than last. indicated on the sign must include I-i»t year tho authorization, ar- ahruhhery that it planted in viol*, East W-st German talk* anal a In ill, there wer* 2H3.33S ni-ra the tax. j cording to Congressman Herlong'* tion to city ordinances. lo o s * confederation of tho two tags sold in the first half of 1937 The sign, said Sheriff Hobby, ; office, was for something over $7 'lb# Seminole County Jayceet ' Gorman states. than In th# equivalent period last cannot be displayed within IS I million. However, t'apt. Sanger, are now- forming a survey commit­ This plan hae t*een rejected by year. Counties in th* Hood Con* fee* of the right of-way of any testifying hrfnr* the House raid tee that wilt go Into action as toon the West many times hut Khrushtrol District accounted for mom public street, road or highway. that tile $2,933,000 Is all that will be as lire Sudsy voluntary period ( - Iirv said it was th* "only solu­ than half of this increase or According to the bill enacted by spent at the Sanford Naval Air r»mrs to an rod It-ports of th* tion '' 111,302. the Iwgltlature and the Attorney Station this year. Jaycre survey will Ire turned over Hit s|-eech was considered the Listed below are Flood Control General's ruling, local law enforce­ It is expected that lh« Senate to th* City of Sanfnrd, harshe-t *mce the Kiemlln shake- District counties with thi tag in* ment officers altall enforce the will taka early action on the mo­ Already, officers of the Sanford up at the end of June, ureas* in 1957 over 1956 noted: Br*. law. ney measure that will provide Police Department are making ra"With the present development i’ enalty, according to th* bill, fund* tor expansion and Improve­ porta of violation* to the office : <>f rocket weapons n» nation la ward, 22,163; Dade. 36.233; Gladea, far violations of the provisions of ments n y roly rt Ron ford but of the C4I> Manarer and a lilt be­ safe frsrn attack," he said. "U. S. 113; Hendry, 1M; Highlands, 49(; tb^cs shall las impel* aim nt in throughout th# ao'ith at both Ar­ ing forme-1 in order that volun­ statesmen should think about this' Indian River, 1.296; Lee, 2,IM{ Martin, 910; Okeechobee, 402; t>« county Jail for not mors than my, Navy, and Air Fbrc* installs- tary removals might It* checked "Piatanc* will not protect any Orange, 8,927; Osceola, 1,087; 30 days or a fin* not exceeding tkous. off. 1nation from th* effects of atomic Palm Beach, 10,799; Polk. 3.628; flOO or both such fine and Im­ No definK# action has yat been and hydrogen bombs. Thos* St. l^icia, 1,751; Seminole, 1409; prisonment. pi .inn—I by the Hoard of Sanf-rd statesmen should think about this Volusia, 5,713. City Commissioners. However, il who roject disarmament agreeis expected that th- ordinances of I incuts." th* city will tie eiifurc.-sl and re­ Khrushchev'# blistering remarks j moval of shrubbery from park­ on Soviet weapon development KEY WEST th - A young Ilia, ways and right-of-way! along city were tn old tune, but h# offered I leah skin driver was in good street* will b# ordered. a new variation in linking rocket MIAMI 6n — The Weather Ordiuancr* irqutrc that twfore progress to the London disarma­ condition today after Isring treat­ Rurea!! reported an are# of heavy planting of parkway* a plan of CINCINNATI W - Florida el. ed in the Navy's reeompreasion ment talks. squall* about 130 to 2oo mile* tru* grower* face a prosperous chamber here f»r a mild attack the planting tie ruhmtttrd to the On# Russian d-mand in tendon Board of Sanford City Commis­ is fur a total ban on nuclear weap­ smith of New Qrlrana today with new season with a htlmrrr crop, of "bendi.'* wind# up to 30 mile# p*r hour. the new general manager of tha ons. which tho West rejects a* unRichard Pop# suffered the wa­ sioner* for approval. Forecaster Arnold Sugg arid th# Florida Cltru* Commission pre­ ter pressure ailment 1>jf»-lay af. enforceable. disturbance, which shows "a dicted Wednesday. ter skin diving to a depth uf 60 •tight Indication that it may de­ Hnmrr Hooks, who took over hi* f.-t off Palm llrach inlet II- was velop," It drifting slowly west­ new $23,000 a year pot* Aug. I, taken tu the chamber late Tuesday ward arrow th# »>rth central told some 500 persons attending Bight. Gulf of Mexico. WILLIAMSBURG, Va. w the Florida Day luncheon of the Pop* was relented from the Foil# perions were killrd an I five "W# have to watch such area* Tntansi'tJonal Apple Convention chamber Wednesday after spend-! seriously Injured last night when There are 29 prlloners held In rlo»ely thi* time of tha year," here that the 1957-56 crip "may the Seminole County jail. Sheriff inf five hours under gradually two ran Collided five miles east Sugg said. J. L. Iloljby revealed this morn­ well exceed 100 million boxes of Of Willlamibtirg. burning pressure. He said the Weather Bureau I# ing. orange*—possibility 10 to 12 p»r The victim* 1mluted a man, two It was the third time In the According to Sheriff Hohhy'a conferring with th* Navy at Jack­ rant greater than last season. woman, and a child. 1records, there were 3 priionert sonville to determine whether 9 The 36-year-old executive also last two months that a civilian State Trooper L. F. Crafi kal-l brought In and 7 prisoners releas­ hurricane hunter plana will b# had tn he treated :* tha chamber aaid ha sees signs of, higher in* rar oeeupled only hy a woman ed during the 24 hours up to mid­ dispatched to acout th* area. coma for th* Industry, lie pointed aboard a ship here driver iwrrved acro’ t the four night last night. Th# same tow pressure area to low carryover stocks, evidence lane Virginia Highway IC4 and Of Hie 29 prisoners, 7 are while waa Just off Tampa Tue«d*y and of food quality, growing popula. Collided head-on with :hr other male, 16 colored mate, 1 white fa- helped dump two Inches of rain turn, high prosperity and better ear. which was rartylng right mil*, 2 colored female, and 1 co­ op tha Tampa Bay area that day distribution. per tons, all Negroes before drifting wevtward. lored female Incompetent. The Citrus Commission's bud­ CruD said the woman. Mu. get fur (hit fitral year, h* said. Is Funeral aervtcea for Francis I Opal Iris Karts, 37, of Williams­ RAIN IN 11IP. FACE 1'I.OOD t i l l s IM H \ 7 million dollars, it million of Paul Busch, 73. who passed away burg. was killrd ins'antl) tine uf RANTO DOMINGO PUEBLO, CALCUTTA, India W - Over­ which will go for promotion y-r-teislay at Seminal# Memorial the virfimi in the second car was flowing rlv-rt hair Inundated vil­ N.M. — Local Indians putting Hooks was substituting for Ken. Hospital, will he held Saturday fdrnhfird ss Calvin Rvhatdlen lages and flooded thousands <>f on a ceremonial dance weren't George Smathers (D-Fla) kept morning at 9.30 am. at All Soul* Perry Jr, 31, of Richmond, V *, home* in east and north central |oking. Seven-thousand spectator* busy in Washlnton by the civil Catholie Church with Rev. Fr. driver of the rar. The other two India, official* rapoOe-l today. had (9 scurry for shelter trie# right* fight. Richard Lyon* offlrla'.mg. were identified tunlatlvcly as Ilia Hardest hit 'vece natives living In ■luring the Ssnto Dnm'ngn Indi­ The. Roteary will l-e recites) at wife and hahy son, ans' annual tain dance Sunday. h.-rnhon huts. • 6pm Friday night *t Britton RAVER ON IIl It TII11 \YK PINE RIDGE. S D th -M is Furer»l Home. Marcella Bir Crow, Jt, has 16 Remains will h# *#n< to Newark, children hut only give* nln* birth, Ohio for interment day parties earh year. She's not Mr Ituaeh was a retired molder playing favorite* though. Mrs. amt had lived in Sanford at 217 Big Crow recently gave birth to each Third St. for the past tig her i-venth set of twins year* 'Want To See What People Will Do’ Says Jayc.ee Head Retail Gasoline Price Signs Must Comply With Law Hialeah Skin Diver Prosperous Season In Good Condition For Citrus Growers Predicted A t Meet Heavy Squall Area Below New Orleans Four Persons Die In Va. Auto Crash 29 Prisoners Held . Now In County Jail Francis Paul Busch Funeral Saturday M ore Than 8-Million Boxes Under Control \|n. Carrie N. Davis. 61. died at More money and a certain f.rund out dial price* could g« Rtftinole Memorial Hospital at l i d pm . Tuasday following a : "home' for their fruit next sea­ down a* well a* up." son. when all indications point to short lllneas. Grower* are thinking In term* Mr*. Davit was born Jan 24. the biggest orenqe crop In history of a record-breaking orange crop, ire th# two prtnciitU reasons 1874, In Gurley, Ala. She had lived fit Sanford for the past 8 years , given h>; grower# when they sign Wright raid, "and they expect and el lfcM Maple Avr. She came to I contract* and become memhcti I are depending on Florida Orange Sanford from Ocoe* where she of Florida Orange Marketers, the Marketer* to provide a sure ana had lived for 12 years. Mrs D i­ cooperative which will supply Min- : profltaHU nutlet for their con­ li* was a member of the Methodist ute Maid with all th# orangei it centrate.quality oranges " will ute during the coming sea­ The F.O.M. president said the Church. campaign to bring 10.000.noo nr Survivors Include one son. Har- son. "Practically every grower who more boxes of oranges under Ih* o !,| j. Dai>, Sanfonl: one sister. Sirs. Annie Ree.1, Sanfonl; one 1signs with F.O.M. gives throe two co-rperattve's control "is progress­ niece, Mrr Estelle Remey, San­ reason* as th* prinripal ones for ing excellently. W# have more ford; and three grandson#, Roy hts scttoai," according to J. Dan than 79 grower* at members and Davis Jr., Johnson City, Tonn., Wrirht, Jr., veteran citrus Indus- j signing more everv day. W# have Steven Devil and Dale Davis of try ami vtce-prenident of Patrick Jomething over 6,000,000 boxes al­ Fruit company here, who heads |ready under contract. Including Sanford. Funeral aervlce* were held at the newly-formed cooperative as Vinute Maid's o*rn production, and w# won't reach peak activity 10:30 a m. this morning at Btu- president. campaign until "Some of three grow m got in th* aign-up eon Funeral Home with Ray. W. P. their Dnaociol fingers burner! last •September, because an many Brooks Jr. officiating. spring," Wright said, "srhen they |gtowrrs ar* away «a saralton.' Joteroaent was in Ocoee. | Wjrigbl said s meeting of F.n ing d-liiery." M.’ l esceutjv* commute* and Minute Maid wlH chirr# the board of directors would b* held roit of concentrate manufartur* Tuesday at th# headquarter* In and a seven percent fee, Wright said, with th# rest of the money Winter Park. "Up-to-date figure# on how going to the cooperative for dis­ much fruit has been signed up tribution equally among grower ih# basil of the will b« announced at that meet members on pounds of solids In their fruit*. Ing," Wright said. "Minute Maid has tt* millions The Sanf-rd rltnis man emphas lied that Minute Maid "has guar-i of boxes in the cooperative pools anteed tn pav it least a* much and will share in the return* on as other concentrator* for the the same be.su as any other grow .1 oranges used during the coming . er member," Wright aaid. "ami | season ami furnished by the coo- i this insures that Minute Maid will perativ# A grower ran, If he de- work for ih* high dollar." Turaday'a meetings will he hs-VI atrsw, draw up to 89 percent of tha current mat hat value of con-1 at the F.O.M. atale headquarters central* oranges when his fruit Is in the plant formerly operated by delivereq to a Minute Maid plant. th* Gentile Brother* Fruit com­ OPPOKFR "RIDirULOL'R REGULATIONS"— This Is farmer John Doaatdsoi. 4T, wk* PO#e» hy • alga at the edge of bis property near New Iswdon. Ohio, which waa put Ihere apeclficaily U The rest of th# money, 29 percent pany In 3Vlnter Park. Report* will f»»k»rnmfnt a im u to ttay a»ay. DonaIdson hut a|rta4jr Men Jlntd l»(f# far oierpianllnf hia *hf«t plu# whatever profit is made on he made by campaign worker# quota. He says hell take hla case to the I’ nitesl Stiles Suturm# Court, If necessary. In an attempt to the concentrate, will be payable 1and plana made for the coming rad •bit U calls "ridiculous regulations.’* He used the suiplas wheat la feed hi* livestock. (UP Tekcphole) before Feb. J of th* year follow- j weeks. il J Li �TLdw KsuahJhu! JACKT FENWICK na\U*CISAtA«D! T j >wi« trw.-w hm ioe A-<*C MAUI •** WMCI cm « « • : (iu*4 ant u s i r o m .ie u n r < e u r e s u i M< riik iU m »*•**<# (* », •e e» -# • c * - -ma IS ■« '-* ’ IVJ.T- it How many of you have been Sunday* * r4 Tuesday* column* tw* yeao ’ watching th* Fred Waring Show In together. What they loft out at 9,oO A M. that i» replacing (la- *»» >•*( pag* or 10 of what I ry Moure while he's on vacation? written, and frankly, there j If you »aw i*. yesterday, then you waan’t that much new* in it. A ! Mw an old school frt*nd of mm* to* 3u*t my special brand of —Terri Stovoni. Of course I knew Insane ramVang. One thing I do h*r aa Ro.* Caruso! Fred Waring "ant to get in 1a a little Item 1juat ip-.k* with her for a few min- shout Mrs. Jamei Hereford who firstims.v.s. I ut*» Tuesday, and aaked her to j **» recently operated on at Fish SAVINGS BONDS* j come hack yeateniay to ting. Then Memorial Hoapital in DeLaud. She eecu or r.tii ftie^cee. ... a* a aiiua m mm u f ef” ******^**?— *?t.« he hat to go and Interview her I* home now, and I wanted to get ca>ee*rrft« •-*- ea CT-A* * u . 1-1 i f l - *0 •»** l-S ***♦ **?• u * I and apoll my whole column!- j *hat In for the benefit of those -iCIel ’ <i - cm a m - e - ■»* e**otv-r. i > u eseeeoc *-a > » e im w k - « » * “ Thought I'd give you a few per- who know her end might want to t >eec i k > ftttfu l s« ao ao ax cur *oe I ronal remembrance* of Roro,—etc. **°P 1° end aay hello to her. Bet o . u wee a e«>K*-' ’ *-* * *■. Cftxacroi • --e v I Mrwe f Hmct mmaau , We first knew each other In aeven- her husband li happy to »ee her w au-o n r a <eu »oie»i •-»/"**c**i th grade, when her family moved heme! And not juat for the obinto Weat Hartford,—and went vi<*»» reatona! He took aome leave through the rest of ichool tegeib to take rare of the houae and their four children!! er. If you tried to call ma today, I'm probably the only one in Sanford that haa tome of her re- and I didn't anawer, pie air keep rordi. And they are good. It wai trying! Since we moved out yaaIn seventh or eighth grade that terdty, ar.d the phone •» ain't to she decided on "Terri Steven*' aa be cut off at our old adlrau unhar profear.cna! name, ar.d no cr.a t^ley, th#r# rrs*y ha*'* be*n a could away her! Naturally, ihc mix-up. So, do call again, was in the Glee Club at ichool, — Remember, the phone number and without her, the alto section ' '*»ll be the lame, even tf the ad­ just wouldn t have been!! She'a dre»* is different.—so do call if onu of the very few "famous" pee-1 you have soir.o .» for me. pie I have met. and I'm kind of The ' farewell" party for Shelby proud that t can say "| knew her Hlg.enbotham that I told you a- Dl’LLES SURPRISES NEWSMEN A MINOR DETAIL # when"! Didn't know the waa mar- \bout yesterday WAS the last one LONDON W — A minor <Dtad WASHINGTON 4 I» — Secretary not. but I'm glad to hear it. civ*" in his honor. However, Dot Well, it's nice to look back on called to te!l me that there had of State John Foster Dulles and , rest Micha:l Waters. 13, exactly Tuesday. Wa­ one'* school dJyr, and think about been one other, before the Friday Washington newsmen today sgrecd 19 shilling the "kids" you knew then Think­ night affair. Thu one took place that officii! communiques on in­ ters airr.iital in court that he ing about Rose, and seeing her on Wedncaday night, and was a ternational meetings aren't too in­ drank ID brltlra of stout but d*. again, made me remember loti of dinner given by Dill and Lois formative. Newsmen had known r.icd being drunk and disorderly. them, and then I realiied how Hig^cnbotfiain, Shelby's brother thi* for year*. They were sur­ Asked If he remembered filling LONG it haa been since we all who Uvea here In Sanford, at their prised. how.-ver, to hear Pullet, down the atrps of a subway, ha were in school together, and I ve home on Shannon Drive, in South an old hand at communique w-nt- replied: "That was a minor dadecided to STOP thinking about Ptnecr*st Invited were Mr. and ing. admit it. ••the good old days''.'! I feel much ! Mrs. 1-ewb Brinn. and Mr. and too old! Mrs. Jack llippa. Dot reports that | I„ a way. it wa* good that Rose ! lhc *lin“ r L waa delicious Lois j waa on T. V. today, or I don't Chlcken P11« u- « * lch l s * know what ] would have written tr.iw» d^ h c ™°-* about! We didn’t get moved Into i orlsm- 1?*J**’ * *" * Englandour new place on Tuesday, as wc *r- *° ’ Rl'c*u 11 spelled wrong, had Imped, due to a little rain. S o j“- P ,a *f for*1'* me. (lem Chowyesterday, (today), we Just had I®b*t*r« , ®d Boaton baked to get it done. Can't say I didn't • can spell,—the rest I just warn you that the column would-1« “? ■ •t :> R#mcmber ,flUn* )«* that Shelby finally took off on n't amount to much this week! Sunday morning. Made it to Pen- > Aa it turned out, they didn't run tarola. where he spent th# night, J with another brother, Richard, atso in the Navy, and stationed at Saufly Field. Whiia Shelby is atv tmi: n m t i r cal iit . viv iii ji met vl i i i i u ir way. Dot is remaining hare in I nr ri.iiiuiiv iv vvit soM Sanford and will have the com­ vr'iivoi.r. in i.vrv. pany of her mother-in-law, Mrs. ! I II V VI S'.liv VO. t v . l E. S. lliggenbotham Sr. Mrs. Hlg- I ntCilAlUJ A U . I . . V l l u l . l l KM I ruiai un genbotham Just lives in DeLand, • i but a* a fairly recent widow, it's NulUIA JEAN HOL3ICS Ua(eu4«il t so nice that she will be able to .v o m i: to iii.iK.vii spend this time with her grand- j THr sta te o r FLoiuua To; children and daughter-in-law Ham’ptoa^ A,J.S«'.? T .rV ^ rjia , lit it <ii- m. I Hurts about It for tolay. Hope A Swora Complaial havlaa bun I by next week I’ ll be back on th* file* taalnii w.u in th* rircult |nrtl. -rv,.i •b*am" am mv fnurl la ams for seminal* county. p™v*roiai D*am . an.) m> Klorl-I*. In I ' h a n c o r r . for Divorce. , think* for putting up with this Iho ■hull tlttr of ,»l t artlnn being ! / - , while It t-' II %It t» Al.I.I.S HOl.MKH. It.In- I 11 lift, v, NGItSIA JEAN IIOI.MKI*. I----------------------------------------------- Legal Notice Ilefaniianl. I he . e rret enl a i r e In | <i u m anO requi re >nu tn fi l e your wr l l t - n tlefenee. II , n r . t h. Complaint file t herein, ant to terse rrpv therenf upon Plaintiff » Al> terney « a or htfer* the Seth day of Aucutt. A. P 1*17, otherwise a D-cree Pro ('onfeioo will h« enter*1 asalnet i o n e a t the raute proc t n t ey rarte WITNESS me han.1 amt evff|. tat Seel at Hanford. Kemlnote Cvunir. Klorlja. tjila S"th dev c t July. III*. r> p. HERNDON Clerk »t *he Circuit Court Seinlnnle County, Florida Onrdon V F r e de ricks loons up to $600 G .A .C . F I N A N C E P O R P O R A T I O N AMOUNT tou oir i 7S 00 160 CO 4 ? 5 00 6CO CO 24 months — $ 9 49 74 16 34 39 PATMtNTS IO I 20 MONTHS II MONTHS $ 5C6 3 3 47 10 79 11 67 79 33 30 69 39 34 47 66 11 MONTHS 3 7.33 16.11 47.30 39.33 SANFORD 111 W eil First Street........... r . ____ .T .............F A irfei J -J J k j! (Old fiix a n tk-eter Se>ld<a(| -----------------------------c m ANDO----------------------------D O W N TO W N —407 W ill Cenliol A«tng«..............f»f. J 649J (lower Hotel l« .!«.*$) CO LO N IA I TO W N —1T43 f o il Celeolal O rlea.. .'.Tef. i -2642 O f t i W)uu tc > f J, W r f - i f c r l S crjrday t l ) ~ ’ IQ A N R M A P I TO M S IO iN T S OS A l l N I A S iT TOWNS Sanfard. Florida This is an invitation to visit your authorized Cadillac dealer . . to inspect the exceptional values he is now offtrin* on 1957 models . . . to discover the unusually high allowances being made on tradeina. . . to learn why there it no waiting for delivery. . . and. finally to get behind the wheel and let the car apeak for itself. Don’t delay. This is a visit that could easily change your motoring life! VISIT YOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER �Thursday. August 9. 1057 The Sanford Herald—P a w _ Corlww* Cabs* Jab* Carr*a XUaess" O'Hara Dick P*w#a • abaft M tlils* Darelby Dondridy* Mark Jt*v**a Mo* W#t« SNAS Chapel Hosl For Religious Emphasis Week IHI CIIMINAl lieil trial of the scandal macavlnea Confidential and Whifper In Los Angelca will b* based on evidence In articles concerning these eight Hollywood personalities. They and others at# rsBecled to appear as wltneasea, willingly or not, against 11 persons under Indictment, (inicmotioual Herlong Reports — My mall recently hat contained ™ many letters urging adoption of legislation which hat been Intro­ duced by myself, Representative Eugene J. Keogh of New York and llepretentatlve Thomat A. Jen­ kins of Ohto to encourage the es­ tablishment of voluntary pension plant by self employed Individual!. The plant would be accomplished by affording inch Individuals a ta* deferment nn a limited porH lion of their Income let attde for s their retirement. The legislation Is espec’ r ! to he approved thortly by the Home Ways and Meant Committee of which I am a member and tent to the Houie floor. However, floor action It not expected until next year. The letten have wanted to know why thlt le-fslation hat not been acted on. The reaxon It •t itrong opposition from the Treatury Department. However, wre hope that this operation will not atrm the tide which li huitdlng up for passage of this bill. The legislation would apply to •omr five million iclf employed people in the United State*. Many of these people are no! even eovinred that Social Security, and here we muit reiterate that S<* c al Security v i i never intended | l i in only mean! of rapport after re'lremert. And that hold* quite true In todey'i Inflated economy Generally sr»sking, the Herlong-Jenkim bill would allow self-employed periona a dc luelinn for Federal Income la* putpo«e« for amninta «et aside for their retirement, with a proviso that the annusl deduction could not exceed the lesser of in'", nf self employment Income or $V0no A There would, however, be a special rule in the raie of per­ sons now V) ye*r« of age or over. The Picture Of Health », l i M A. A/w*. Mfc A five day program observing j Religious Emphasis Week will take I place In the Sanford Naval Air j Station Chipnl beginning at 7:Sh P.M. Monday, August 12 and last­ ing through Friday, August 16, Chaplain William C. Fuller. Sta­ tion Chaplain, ha* announced. Dr. O. I-a Fayette Walkvr, Head of the Department of Religion at Stetson University has accepted an Invitation to h# tha speaker for the sen ices. A program of special music will he presented each evening by a choir compised of persons from several of the locai protestant churches of Sanford. Arrangements have also been ma«le for the provision of a chil­ dren's nursery and for transpor­ tation of military and civilian per­ sonnel to and from the Station Chapel from d-wmtown Sanford. \ bus will depart each evening from the First Baptist Church, 519 I'ark Avr . at M S I’ M. The services will begin at 7:30. All mlll'ary and civilian per­ sonnel ar* cordially Invited to at­ tend the service.. Easy Low Cost Born* Brow* (Sardord) Richard Far! St(e* (Sanfved) JTTT Louise Jone* (Sanford) Somuel Walden (Sanford) Mary Carmichael (Cadlebciry) BIRTHS B.ibr hoy. Mr. and Mrs. Connie Jnnee (Sanford) DUrharges Mer es* Browdy and baby (Oviedo) Betty Canviee and baby (Oviedo) Sylvrstor Duk*s 'Sanfordl Arthur J Brown Jr. (S-mford) Aden Joil-son (Sat.ford) AUGUST * \dmistiona Columbus Boyd (Sanfonlt llctor Simnums (Sanfotd) Narv-y Carol Ziegler (Sanfont) Mary Williams (Sanford) lulling lloara: rriTai# (to- uia, M a in. to 9 p m ; Semi I’rivat* Rooms, I to I p. m.. T to » p. m ; I’ edtatrica, 11 a. m. us 1 p. n rarenta and Grandparenia only: Ojitetriea, No visiting during feeding of billies Private Rooms, It a. m to 13 noon, J to a p m. and I lo I p. nv, Semi Private Rooms, 3 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. W E ’LL G L A D L Y G I V E YOU IN F O R M A T IO N A B O U T IT S W O R T H A N D O P E R A T IO N rmiOINT tISINHOWM attends services at National Presbytertoo Church tn Washington with his brother. Dr. Milton Elsanhnw*#, president of Johns Hopkins University. Dalttmcr*. Tha Chief Exeeuth a congratulate* Rev. I-ouli H. Evans ss Rev. John T. Blca (right) looks on. Pe. r.iienhower attended lha 35th birthday party at tb* Whit# House for his nerhew. Ms|. John Elsenhower, before leaving foe Mexico City ss the President ! personal good-will represenUUv*. P h. F A 2-5854 111 W . 9 th Geneva •y HOKUM K. NMOMIN. ft.ft. WHEN ycm haar Uia word) Too muit reaRae that only In “handleappad." you generally,* eery few caaea do children think of aomeona who ha* lost "grow out of* this handicap, an arm or leg. or la blind Obel- Mora often It boeorr.ee werae aa aualy theaa persona are handl- the child growa older, rapped, but there are other forma Prompt profeaalonal Ucwimant ^ la needed In the vast majority of of- handicap*, too. caaea And that mean* you should Many 9tut1wear* sew a ipeerh pathologist And ont of lha largest groupa It doas not mean, however, of handicapped persona la com that there la nothing you and poaad of stutterer*. Such famoua yoor apoua* can do to help. In* men aa tha lata King Oeorge VI deed. propur atmoaph're around and Wlnaton Churchill seer* or tha home maun* a great deal to are member* of thia group fa atutterer. While alutlerlog ha* buun a rt~r ^ f o o j handkap through tha age. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ (hf Moaea and Art . youngster get* the right kind #f atutterer* — ■ * * “ *• JJ* food In the right amount* BHitouno thaun derl^n ^u .e o the u , fr, ^ plfnty of rMt> troublr But wu do kno d »*# that your youngster geU to bit about contributing factor* ^ #(UlUr „sual „ n , t* end we are curing more and more (or siuratlftlm1. marine. M ot* Boy* | Foe tha moat part, stutterer* Stuttering ft much more prera- f>'*l Inadequate, Invcure. Olre lent in boys than In girls ami u*u->your child plenty of affarUon ally begin* between the agee oMon t call attention to hi* two and Hi aa tha ehtld a speech dtmeu tie*. Then you II be doing >a great daal to help him. develop*. We find that It rwna la UmiUee Qomtost AND AJetwn and that twine ara frrqaenUy| p. L : 1 hava had pain* In my aSIcted. While stuttering uaually right heet for the paal (la* laata Ira* than two second*, moat month*. It feel* Ilk* * am ituttrrere stammer about one ping on a nail. What eould b# word out of every Wo apokan. causing 'hie? Uaually a atuttem will wear aa Anawar: T oot difficulty aosaJd anxious aipresaton when epeak- b# caused by a apur. or extra por­ ing. and well ha might. jt'.on of bone, protruding from tha Overanxious parent* who In- heel bon* Bometlmra an Inflamslit that the child eptak aloaly mation of tha ligament* around and distinctly are only making the heel or arthritis can aWo be matter* wotae. In hi* effort to at fault. plea**, the etutterer will only. An X-rag wlU help ruvsal the stammer an the more. Ieats**. Ben Monroe Nursery has been leased to • MRS. MARIE SCHMELZER • MRS. THELMA RITTENMAR PAY FORMAL TRIBUTE WASHINGTON W — The Son­ ata will pay formal tribute next Wednesday tn the late Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy R-Wla. The Sen ate plans tn pay formal tribute tn thu lata fo-tner Sect. Walter George D Ga. rest Mon-lay. Georg* died lift Sunday. A m vr op rubbish CHICAGO W —Visitor* to Ctite. ago will return hnm* with a tall tile about the Windy City'* rlnanup week campaign A >> Hot high basket capable of holding 40.000 pound* of rubbish was put net a strews corner and billed as the "world'* largest litter basket." LAS VEGAS. Nev. — lawrarwe .Scott, on why he and nther memW i of a Committee on Non-Vio­ lent Action Against Nuclear Weap­ on* will walk Into a nuclear test trea today t* profeat testing of nuclear devices: *'We ar* doing this In a spirit of prayer and tha leading* of con­ science .** Ben Monroe Nursery * FA 2-0322 $ 1 .1 0 Follow Me COLOGNE 2 f-»r 3 3 C f l l l t * TIPS do not concern •’Monl," a cigarette-smoking eiaphant In Frankfurt, Germany, as sha puffs her favorite brand through a king-sit* holder. The hefty nightclub stvr esn also play a mouth organ, add, sub­ tract and b*at a kettl* drum with her talL (International) J * Stick DEODRANT COSTUME JEWELRY $1.49 Vx PRICE Kiiiii BARBECUE SET ais 5c Lawn m «sw iM * d FEATL’ KK— 9:39 Jtoly_ "CHILORKM l.’ NDRR II ADMITTED FHKF." ■SXSfM fide PAMPER SIIA.An’OO 19c RUBBING ALCOHOL 15c CASTORIA 10 II). CHARCOAL BRIQUETS (»5c ALKA SELTZER SUNGLASSES ROAST TOM TI'R K K Y 2^ 5 9C 39 9 5 9 c <o 4.98 with DRESSING v i « %"o Tweezer Queen ‘/ O c GRIl.t.KD MAM STEAK «illt I'lNEAPI'LB tsllcrtl 85c Above Krved with soup, rholro of b»o vTgetablrg and u ’ad. shcrl-et, tea or coffee. 12 nr. Grilled W ESTERN T-RONK STEAK French Fries, Stiltitl, Mol R o||k, Rutler $1.50 Magnifying ■ MIRROR $1.39 Clothes HANGERS Set of 8 69c $1.09 Revolving m arthft v tcja »r» $1.00 lo $16.95 3 PIECE 2 for 3 9 BENNEH $5.49 Steak KNIVES Ocean Sponge -P U R - 8” STATIONERY FAN $ 1 .0 0 DISH -C O HIT— 10” OSCILLATING FAN $7.95 $9.95 10” STATIONERY FAN Glass Salad FEATURE— T 14 $24.95 . r ilin g In F iiria .Long hoitdlnsTA RTARTS TOMORROW n m m.E ff. a t u r Down go price* nn *cnre* o f nrllcle* fo r summer fun and lelnurely living! Down (h ey go In low. low level* In give vnu the *en*4»n’a h oi. lr*t buy*! It’ * you r chance nf is ‘ ‘sum m ertim e" lo gel Ihe plnyllm e nccenaorie* nntl atimmer good* you'll need nod enjoy in Ihe aun-filled week* ahrqd. Simp our Mid-Summer t'lrnrnnce Sale for Irulv SUN* NATION AI. \iilue.s— lop ijunlily nterrhnndlae al close-out price*. 20” FANS Set o f Six NOW SHOWING HTARTM 7 :If The same reliable landscaping service will he available ns in the past by Celery Ave. Want Ads Quick AtT.l’NT t Admissions * who would have only a few years Fravantiv* Madlclna—( V _ In which to build up a retirement fund. In their ease the allowable deduction would be increased one- i Many things in the field ef pre­ ventive medicine—keeping people tenth for each year of ace over welt—still need doing. Mote de­ 50 and not over *0 finitive reaearch yet 1* needed In­ The pension money would go In­ to the causes of trading current to a "restricted retirement fund" disc*set, such as hmit and blood, By Addi. Prevail veurl diseases and cancer. A and could be invested only In Fe­ trading heart specialist surmises Mr. and Mrs Iwstor llarj’er deral. state and municipal sreur- that significant g»lni may bemad# bad as Ihrlr dinner guests Sun. It ri, listed on a recognized A t- here in the realm of diet. iloy, Mr. ami Mrs. Melvin liar, Diet may hold the key to the change, and stock In a so-cJwd per and family of New Smyrna "regulated Investment company" solution of other health problem* Beach and Mrs. Kmnit Harper. meeting the requirements of the too. Further education in the eom51r. and Mrs. Roy Newton of plex field of nutrition I* needed, Internal Revenue Code. Faming* as i! further reasserts. Some au­ Wintrr Park spent Thuradav with realited by a restricted retire­ thorities are investigating wheth­ Mrs- Ncwlons mother, Mr. and ment fund would not be taxable er certain foods are not better Mr*. M C. G ant. until distributed to the yartici* left unrefined, especially vege. 3tr«. T. W. Prevail had as her tatde oil# and whole grains, which pants. guests recently, Mr. and Mrs. J. are vital source! of nutrients es­ The legislation contemplates sential to life. Such research L. Markham and aon Joe of San­ generally that retirement funds might help solve another promford and Mrs. Nell Sluter of Or­ will not be payable unlit age 65. inent U. S. health problem- obea- lando. Ity. which it probably correlated Tiny would be subjected to In. Mr. and Mrs Julian Bennett the problem of blood-vesiel come lax in the haniL of the | with disease. Arteriosclerosis, in turn, and family hail as Ihrlr recent participants at the time diitri-1 la lurely tied up with chronic ill­ guests, Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Me buted. Lump sum distributions af. i ness or degenerative aging Work j Cay, an.| Mr. and Mr*. Britt Renter age 65 would be taxed under needs lo bo don# tn the medical I nett of Orlando a special formula to avoid hay­ field of geriatric* with tha prob­ Mrs. J T McClain Jr., Mr«. ing the retirement funds largely lem of using retirement >ear* Jack Stewart. Mrs T. W Prevail, productively too. dissipated try being taxed In one • Disorders of the metabolism, j Mrs. K M Grant and Mark and year under ihe higher suttax brar such as diabetes or alcohol sm, Katherine Stewart wrre guests of kels. need further study to ascertain Mrs. Cadrr Hart Wednesday, Withdrawal of the retirement | their eaures and V«t manarr. ment. Diseases caused by the vifund prior to age 65 |s permitted, ruses need further effort. Even subject to the payment of a penal­ the common cold, if it le not of ly. value at a signal of the need for rest, needs licking. Degenerative diseases such as arthritis need far TO VISIT VATICAN more Investigation. Rut probabhr'tb# next big step BONN. Germany V — Ptesldent Thnr.|or Ileus* will be the In preventive medicine is for the first German head of slate In public to begin to take an active In maintaining its own more than 50 years to vialt the hand health. I’eopla hav# gone far in Vatican, It was announced today cooperating with doctors and 5 Writ German governmr-t bul­ health agencies, in Insuring their letin said Ileus*. a Protestant, families against severe or catas­ would make a two.lay official trophic lllnesiei, and in under­ visit In November. The last Vati­ standing the medical Information that is daily being made available can visit by a German state rhlef was made by Kaiser Wilhelm II. to them. Now the belt aid they aa individuals can glv* a preventive 1903. health program, many doctor* think, !* t" have a medical check, up mad# hy their doctor every year, whether anything is bother­ ing them or not For persons over 40, the doctor might want to see them more often than that * Child W h c Stutters N eeds H elp A t H om e i Hospital Notes Sprinkler 89c rOUCHTON DRUG CO -d t •M ' �T’K r'r-f-'- TODATS THOTf.irt Editorials CATNIPPINt: AftAIN *■^•1 r f »m fN » t M i l k m ». !.•»«!, U r 4. ahati I I I * Ik * l i l i | 4 aM af k « l k * I k a t **••»•» th # w f l l mt m f I » ifc # r n h t la * • • * • • . * ■ M l« r No Nation Can Afford To Lose Personal Character Of Citizens Tills country has a wasted assst— and, whilo it is a non-material asset, it ia the most precious we possess. Its name is char­ acter, and in its decline we face the rapid deterioration of America. That sombre theme Is powerfully argued by William Henry Chamberlin, writing In the July 13th issue u f National Jlevlew. Mr. Chamberlin points out that material wealth, In which we abound, may be decep­ tive. C roat and rich empires in the p a s t such as the Roman and the Hyzantinc — “ proved far gone in decay when put to the test o f unexpected crista.” Their resources saemed all but limitless, yet they were overcome and destroyed by barbarian tribe*. We can and do |Kiinl to all manner of achie­ vements in wages, production and consump­ tion. and so on. Rut there are other records which point in s very different and ominous direction. One of them is crime. Mr. Cham­ berlin quotes J. Edgar Hoover as enylng that over 2,500.000 m ajor crimes were com ­ mitter! in the United States last year— an all-time high figure. And an appalling per­ centage is committed by juveniles. lie then makes an interesting and signi­ ficant commentary on the crime problem. It has long been argued that the seeds of crime lie in poverty and want. Rut no coun­ try in history, probably, has suffered as little poverty and want as we do now. Em­ ployment ts’at or near peak levels and wages are very high. Vast sums o f money have been spent on slum clearance and housing. Poverty, as it Is known aboard, has all but disappeared here. Yet the crime rate soars— which, in Mr. Chamberlin's view, means that "th e whole com forting environmen­ \ 1 f| ! talist theory that crlmo is a result not of bad peoplo but o f bad conditions has been disproved." These crime rates are not the only signs. We have, he feels, gone far along the road o f the welfare state—and far away from the philosophy laid down by President Cleve­ land when he said that tho people should support the government, but the government should not support the people. There has been a serious weakening o f individual re­ sponsibility— and thus a serious increase in moral irresponsibility. Mr. Chamberlin is convinced that this has in large pact resulted from the influence of two men. One is Marx, who called religion the opium o f the people. As Mr. Chnml**rlin puts it, “ . . • man in the Marxian formula is stripped o f human dignity and individuality. Ity ( l l \ltl.i:.H VI. Ml CANN' whether to alter the 1S.VJ Argen­ There Is no room . . . for the agonized lulled Prase Staff Q i r t i p M i i l tine Constitution so as to limit struggle o f the individual to achieve good­ Lest week s good and had news ness and shun evil." The other is Freud, on the International balance the- powers of the president and, if possible, prevent the rise of inthe father o f psychoanalysis. Freinl belivt- sheet: other dictator like Prron. ed that man's chnractcr “ is irrcsiatnbly President Elsenhower lent Sec­ Moderate parties supporting the shaped by instincts and urges which arc retary of State John Potter Dul- government of provisional Presi­ beyond the control o f reason and conscien­ l*t to London thin week to un­ dent Pedro Aramburu won HS ce." The upshot o f all this is that “ there is tangle the anarled disarmament Mats in the constituent asrembly. They will try io amend the Con­ now a shamefaced apologetic attitude to­ negotiation! The United Stater, (ana-la, stitution. Opposition psrties, who ward the use of such words as virtue and Britain. Franc# and Soviet Rut- oppose ronstiluional reform, won vice, good and evil." > a are trying to reach a "first the remaining 87 seats. Mr. Chamberlin’s thesis is that the one step" agreement which would be A festure of the election was thing no nation can afford to lose is the in­ ■ *tart toward eventual general : dividual character o f its citizens. He writes disarmament. in conclusion: “ To rescue the building o f In­ The Western Ailias and Russia were far from agreement on thr dividual character from its present low first step. estate . . . to make it a primary objective, Dulles went to tendon, howevar. I COUNTY AGENTS OFFICE is the searching challenge o f the day to not to seek an Allied agreement I Seminole County’ s beekeepers American homes, schools and religious com-| with Russia hut to get agreement wilt have an opportunity to com­ among tho four Western powers pare notes and exchange ideas munions." Foreign In one o f her recent syndicated columns. Sylvia Porter writes in ecstatic terms of improvements in the style and quality of insss-production and mass-distributed mer chandlse. In her view " , . we have moved into a period of mass catering to 'taste' in the low er income ranges which is completely without precedent in any nation." As an example, she (mints to women's clothing o f modest cost. In providing this, 'T h e great extension o f ctyit-cutting techni­ ques In manufacturing and merchandising is a fundamental force. Businessmen cun employ expensive designers nnd stylists and still sell goods at n profit. And whnt I've written c*n he applied in virtually every other area o f consumer go««l». ." This happy phenomenon, which we Americana take for granted, did not come about because of chance or coincidence or sheer good luck. It is the result of the Workings o f n competitive free market in manu­ facturing and retailing. In that kind of fir If The Sanford Herald *«era tent*4 Servtee In* M il* * ,H r »r Oeetrsl A4*er'f,taa Ml Oeergla Stelae* Ink *4* Stlint* O t t r i U r a m ernttiN* r.sim- ■-« r s t r u POTMAN rn . I l '. i l n . . , tlgr nsnuss sn. m i.r S V S I . T S i CTIHISO. A4v*r«Wlng Mi u tte r m amion Tin M*rtl< U s Hirntkar , f tk* I'nlitS P , m i wkltfe I* ••IttU* tt cl«il*-lv In tn* fi t retekllta M*n * f kit O i U n i , 1 * 1 print** In tkla M n w i f a r . i" s i c s i m o k narwe »• C*rr|p» l i t , , r wtnk On* Unntk It kk Tkrtn Mnnik* Pm Un.it., On* Tnnr , »••• m i i n it All Okltnnrr anMrn **r4* *f tknnk*. rn tlnti*** **4 ant’ tM nf .nt Mtilnnin t f - r tk* purpnt* «r r t t u . t f**4* will t># I k m i l fnr *t n i u l i r a4«*rtl,t*p r t m F*'nrn4 . « teeex4 - l i t . rt-rnknr If t i l l nt tk* CtM Office *f * i* f » r 4 n * r l 4 t . t*4*r Ik* Atl nf Cn-srnnn nf klnrrk I l i f t rukllihn* Pslle *>rrpt * * m r 4 « r . tn*4nr *n* ntrU lnui kt'kfln r pr*nr*4lnp rkrlitin** Page 4 Thursday. August 8. 1957 Kl /c D l AM f V c W S NXJ e Y i G H . — , In bervice SEATTLE, Wish. ( IKING) Larry L. Murray, Instrumimtman third elan, USN, son of E. I* THUMBS I M a n fo tw a i a market, every producer and every dlistributur must go ull-out to try to make and sell a better, i.,jre attractive product than his competitors— and If he isn’t able to meet the competition his plum o r store will aooa bear a forlorn 'Tor rent" sign. And thut same competition holds his profits to very modest levels. The whole system of mass production and mas* distribution is based on the principle o f selling huge quantities of goods at a small unit profit. Miss Porter's final paragraph sums up the story: *'Wc, the customers, are molding a mass market of unpnrallulcd luxury in our land. In turn, the mass market is molding us into customers of unparalleled taste and style. There's no other description for us: We're simply fabulous." • • • Quit Smoking? Then Quit! The questioning got right down to earth the other day at one o f President Elsen­ hower’s press conferences. A newsman des­ cended from the lofty heights of politics nnd international affairs to ask whether the {'resident, who quit smoking some years ago. had any advice for citizens who want to go nnd do likewise. To all who missed this interchange, we hasten to say: The President had no magic formula. Whnt he did have was a little blunt soldierly advice. He nnid. in essence: If you want to quit smoking, quit! There is a certain charm altout this Spartan counsel. No pills to make tobacco seem flavorless, no tricks to play on one­ self. no tn|>ering o ff—eimply quit. Ike Is on solid ground here. Psychologists seem agreed that his is the right approach. It's good ndvirr. All we need now is the gump­ tion to follow it. I Murray tt Florida Hotel, will visit | Seattle, Wash., Aug. 8-12, aboard the submarine tender l.’hS Nereus tin# ** U-S. Navy ships ache- LONG BEACH. Calif. ( FHTNC) —Paul M. Elliott, itim in, USN, *"n of Mr and Mrs. George* W. | Elliott of Laka Mary, and hu*. band of the former Miss Eleanor R. Tiffin nf Mtllniville, i l l , is waning wtth the staff of the Commander of Carrier Division IT, aboard the support elrrraft rarritr USX Philippine Sea, *ch* dt'ieri to arrive in Long Beach, Calif. Aug. 8 completing a sevenmonth Western rarifte cruise. |duled to visit th# Northwestern port for the annual Sea Fair, the Nereua will be open to the public during her stay, Don't Let Insects Spoil YourFunl u s b Commentary that about 2 million blank ballots were cast, or about 28 per cent of the totaL Dictator Peron, tn esilc In veneiueia, had urged his sup­ porters to cist blank ballots. Soviet Russia, seeking belter re­ lations with independent Commu­ nist President Tito of Yugoslavia, agreed io extend him credits to­ taling £0 million debars. Russia had agreed previously to extend the credits, but reneged when Tito criticized Us bruts! suppression of the Hungarian revolt. Agriculture News Customers Are Simply Fabulous r News vim PtMotrroM NEXT MOVE — The group of Southern congressmen who ar« quietly conferring on the l>est method to combat torn* of the recent too-liberil deciilon* of th# Suprem* Court have decided on their next »tep. It will be the in­ troduction of a bitl to countered eny one of teversl of the ("ourt'i recent decisions. This will give *11 sympathetic congressmen an opportunity to place their opinions in the record. This is • substitute for the idea of impeechmant. Preeent thinking la that It would be Impossible to Impeach the Court—because the same memtwrs who voted for the civil rights bill would stand behind the Court. The South couldn't win. Congress- N E W -SA F E BODY-GUARD, TISSUE Use just like cleansing tissue. Protects you against mosquito#*. Hie*, gnat*, chiggera, other insect*. Contain* no mtaay great# or otL Completely safe. Guaranteed effective. Tested In Florida F.vergladtt Fach tissue reusable many timai Aik for BODY-GUARD Tiuusi thrmsrIt r« on a plan for aerial •w-tth other Florida beekeepers at in.peetion which would guarantee the state's first Beekeeper's In­ fulfillment of any "first step" stitute to be held August 12-17 at treaty. Camp Mrquarric, Aalor Park. Hence Dulles spent most o( his A program ha* been prepared time Conferring with the Western delegates and with British Pre­ (on management, equipment and mier Harold Macmillan, British j the use of hone-y) for the sideline foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd! beekeeper ns well a* the commer­ and Kranrh Foreign Minister cial beekeeper. Exhibits of bee­ keeping equipment will supplement Christian Pineau, who w*i called the well-rounded program cover­ over from Paris. Agreement among th# Allies ing all major phase* o( agriculture proved difficult, and meetings of These discussions will be led by th* disarmament delegates — eon- outstanding beekeepers as well a* alituting a subcommlte* of the agricultural specialists. Following is the program for Untied Naions Disarmament Com­ mission were postponed from day this first Beekeeping Institute: THURSDAY — AUGUST 12 tc day. < 00 P.M. — 8:00 P.M. Rut it was hoped that United State chief delegate Harold Stas- U8:1S P M. — Supper 8:00 P.M. — Assembly sen would he able to start by Introductions, Announcements Monday outlining to Soviet chief delicate Valerian A. Zorin an end Get Acquainted 8:30 P.M. — Recreation agreed Allied inspection plan. FRIDAY — AUGUST 18 7:12 A M. Breakfast In West Berlin, th* Unitrd INVOCATION Stairs, Britain, Franc# and 8:30 A.M. Announcements Weil Germany issued a joint dec­ 8:30 A.M. — Welcome laration ai'prting that a free elec8:23 A M. — The First Beekeep. tion In reunify all Germany muat era’ and Th* Agricultural Ex­ he a part of any general Euro­ pean settlement of cold war Is­ tension Service — Dr. M. 0. Wat­ sue* kins, Director, Agr. Ext. Serv. It is certain that Russia will 9 30 A.M. — PANEL, — John D. continue to refuse an election, Ilaynie, Moderator knowing it wrould mean the ab­ "Factors and Suggestions on sorption of Communist East Ger­ Beekeeping at a Sideline" many Into Western Germany. E. S. Brantley Gremlin Hence the chief effect of the L. T. D>e>r .... Lake Butler declaration was to give West Ger­ Vam DavU - SUinh*tehee man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer Herb Andrews St. Peters­ fresh material In hi* campaign for burg the West German parliamentary 10:30 A.M. RECESS rlaction tn be held Sept. 12 . 10:40 A M - What is the Coat i«of Ticking, Shipping and Marketing a Pound of Honey Argentina held IU first national election sine* th# overthrow of F*red Hoffer Dictator Juan D. Peron In fep. 11:00 AM. — Suggestion* on tember, 1922. Registering Bee Location* in The election was held to chose the Citrus Section a 202 member constituent assem­ R. E. Nom* bly. The assembly is to decide 11.30 A M. — Citrus and Hooey R. J. Eastman, Citrus Ex[OiislUon, Wtnlar Haven 12:13 P.M. — LUNCH 1:3<* P.M. — PANEL — Practical Management Sugges­ tiona for the Spring Honey Mow — Millard Coggthall, Moderator “ What Site Brood Nest is Needed to Produce a Crop of Honey In Florida' Arthur Brew, Umatilla "llow Should the Brood Nest Be Manipulated to produce Honey in Florida" Phil Packard, Oviedo "How Doe* Regular Requeen Ing Fit in Florida's Production program" Carl Bradley, Davenport 1:30 P.M. — What To Do or Not To Do with Beeswax Henry Randall, Umatilla I: to P.M. Suggestions on Cook ing with Honey Alica Cromarlt# WJ10 P.M. — TOUR OF EXHI BITS ON BEEKEEPING E Q U IP M E N T . DEMON STRATING UTILITY Exhibit* on Beekeeping Hive Exhibit David Kuhn Hive Loader .. Kenneth WUHanv* Low Cost Hives, Building A Treat­ ment John D. Hsynle Roof Type Apiary and Extracting House Torn Skinner, Agri cultural Engineer, * Ilaynie Kxhit.it of Bonks on Beekeeping Russell Martin Plywood Duplay Stand for Honey Bees and Radioactive Material Pgul Outu Milled*# Murphey A John Ilaynie Hive* Mad# From Baaewood Tony Jenaen, Farm Forester SATURDAY — AUGUST IT 7:15 A.M. — Breakfast 8 20 A M. — Announcement* Identification of American Foul Brood State Plant Board PANEL — You Ask the Que« tions, W# Got the Answers 12:12 P.M. — Lunch 3:00 P.M. — Adjourn mm Bofc 5Bees, on* of A s *«sJer« of the group, says. “ I think the r»c* antagonism now being formented by the left-wing liberals group In this c\«ntry Is more dan­ gerous to the security of our na­ tion than the threat from com­ munism — ether the communist ideology or communist weapons. We must keep a constant running fight against the derelictions of th* Supreme Court. Thst it the best way to keep the people from forgetting what the Court Is doing tn the stability of our Institutioiu and our way of life." More than 100 names were signed Io the letter that this group wrote to President Elsenhower protest­ ing his civil rights stand. The lame number Is expected to speak out against the Court !( s bill ever reaches the Flour. FOND MEMORIES—Two young visitors to Senator Holland's of­ fice brought back memories of his days on th* basketball team at the University of Florida. The young men are member* of th# American desf and dumb Olympic team. They were on their way tn the International contests in Milan, Italy. Both are on thr track team; Peter Hernsndei, of Flag­ staff Ar-.ron* and Sr.m Pert, of Pensacola. Pert la a student at the school for the deaf and blind at St. Augustine. And that stirred up the memories of Senator Hol­ land. The Senator recalled playIng in a basketball game between the University uf Florida and the St. Augustine school. The only problem, Senator Holland said, was the inability of the members of the deaf tram to hear the whis­ tle. The referee would blow his whUtle and the I'm .* riity of Florida players would stop, but their deaf opponents kept play­ ing. Holland said he thinks it Is amusing to look back on: but during the game it wasn't funny. In fact, ho said. It was pretty un­ comfortable—the roughing up he took from his opponent. BBCANSE IT WAS SHORT? Senator George Smatbers had only four minutes to speak. A civil rights amendment. Hu theme: Congress ahould do something constructive for the Negro; better housing; bettei schools; better business opportunities; help with their farm problem*. Quoted on Capitol Hill as saying this was tha "beat speech on the subject, up to now." was Siajorify Loader Lyndon Johnson. SECRETARY OF STATF.-Mlsi _____L. Shuler, of F t Lauder dale, was named Secretary ol State last week when Girls' Nation assembled in Washington. Flori­ da's other delegate to this annual gathering, sponsored by the American Leglon.w si Mias Josephitve Ann Harrison. Palmetto. Both young ladles vlaitad Capitol HUI. where the* spent two hours W sightseeing and chatting with their Senator* and Congressmen. WELCOME — Newest member of the Florid* colony In Wash­ ington is John Reilly Murphy Jr, weight 2 Jb* 12 ounces. John's mother, the former Edna Etsele. la a secretary in the office of Congressman Dante FaicaU. Visit­ ing the new parent* la Mr*. Alice D. Eisele, 11304 N. W. 18th Court,* Miami, Uttl* John'* grandmother.^ 'That’s a STRIKE?/” IK-fore s virus or flu bug gets the third strike on you. take prompt medica­ tion. An investment in the new drugs and medicines can save you many times their cost in lost wages. FAUSTS r flR u tf IB ravr ernes • a m T f l- f A Z - 0 7 f l% the love that w il l last! a sw in g o v e r cotton b> ^ 4ncjtfuj NICHOLSON IUJICK CO. .beenw H I U SED C A R S ! ------- SPECIAL-------------1951 BIJICK SUPER 4 DOOR SEDAN Sestnial Gray • White Wall fC,liresKnino ra New Seat Covers % Healer m I>> Dvnsflow •imt other Hulrk Kqulpmei [equipment PRICE ONLY $ 695 .00 Other Clean Ruicka—Specials—Supers—Roadtiia.stcrs to select from — Also 1954 FORD Ranch Wajfon—1954 Chevrolet Sedan—1952 Plymouth Sedan A Summer rowovts that wiM Ore through Faff . . . tho Emp*. ,heath that Is so outrageously Battering (hoi you'll create a sensation every time ym, weoe H. A bland of codon ood CupiorW yarn. Sm K In August Seventeen. Pick ff |n royal, red, coffee, Sotio. Sixes 7 to IS. 10.91 NICHOLSON BUICK Co. Phone FA 2-1882 Sanford, Florida Acere^ilod C hart* Accounts Welcomed! i �SOJCJLOI fcvfW iA ^Mrs. Irene Kent Chosen Member G. Of The Month fisM onah Conning The Meredith Home Scene Of Meeting News ,1116 Sanford Herald—ra g * 5 Thursday. August 8, 1957 By VIRGINIA CONN. Society Editor I Th# Eihsl R\>of Circle of th# Major and Mr«. Arthur The Intermediate Girl Scouts | The name hai been selected Conregttlonsl Chflttaln Church Bhe*en#r and Mra. B. I. B)rd of Aa “ Member ot tha Month".' ar* hard at work earning their; for the bar In the It. O. Q. While met Monday evening at the home I iliarleston. S. C. ana visiting LI. the Anna Miller Circle hai select, badges. This involve, meeting | am a* ar# c f tnts Information, of Mrs. Owen Meredith. Mrs. ' ■and Mn. Arthur Bliesener lit thrir ed Mra. Irene Kent. Member, ao Kwral day, a week at th* May. , wl„ , to kf u undtr mj Losssing, pr#sid#nt. opened the awajr. Her golden hair streamed p;necrest bom*. Major Bliesener fur iwimminf pool irying to ti lJ . .. honored ara choicn for their THURSDAY down h*r shoulders. 'Ti* related,(| r#urfd from ^ Marm. c muter .uch skills a* swimming “ » l un“ ' >,ld*> n,6h,> wbtn ,f>s meeting. Mrs. Lucille Robinson lenice, ear.veitneia in working a hundred yards, four strokes name will be officially revealed’ ih« aat for nrn* day* tatting dm* read »n Inspiring depotional. Th* Junior Choir of th# Ftrat th«r food nor dnr.k. Har t*ar. arvt »"d ><»• B>"1 b L. T. Bl.tnrr s for the benefit of the Harry with »omc style, and underwater There will be noitctics at the Secretary and Ireaaurer re­ Baptist Church will rehe»'v« at th# chilly Jew cr a rappedl * r .1granJmnthcr. 1.1. Blifirner it itAnn* Crippled Children’s Home, f-'r twenty feet. Hear that dance from the It.5.0. to eniurr ; ports were given end accepted. 6:15 p m. The Intermediate Choir But Clytse war wartnad by the tached to 1 Alt 9. honcity, loyalty and attendance. Claire Kite has been helping, a partner for the bachelors. Hrar' Mr* Billingsley reported on at 7:00 and the Adult Choir at »“ ■ •• ^ ^ Mr*. Har*l B. Mmijhio* Mn. O. T. Tearaon haa had any will work on tha coming that the club looks very nice af-I Mra. Kent hat been very ac. O m n i cirri# of »‘jnr“ t and ninict, atv] at ltnj* ai her |ue»U her niter.. Mr. swimming meet. ter irnovatlon, although Pin several members who ara ill, 1 : 00. h»r «limbi became rooted in In the the j „ Buohmin of PaoU( K. Ind live in Circle affair*. She now Garden Club of Sanford *th *• h*r, "«» ^ a m e rooted Andy and Helen Carraway left from Missouri, and If you are; and wishes for a speedy recover _ . . . . . . .. .round. Her fate, alill constantly Mn. Mildred Walman of Chicago, holdi th* office of teeond ViceIndividual Game will b* th# tolly at noon for llirhlandi., too. come out and »ee for your- wet# extended to them. Do you behave In Mytht. If upo,, jj,,. lun, became tht yellow , play *t the Sanford Duplicata IB. Mrs. Buchman and Mn. \V*iPresident, and hat previously N. C. and a trip to New England aelf. , you don'i, you ahoold. lor they fIowM. krow today. We see The ladle* are plcnnlng a Bridge Club at the Yacht Club at •ngaitoer that titra sens* purrh- th, , unf;jwrr „ the favorite em- ™a" ' ' J T’ 1 '* r,on been the Chaplain and the cor­ anj t’ ana-la. a part of the country Don't forget that Tom BlackThe bum is still in the hospital and. smorgasbord, to be held In early 5:00 pm. Call Mr*. Georg# MeIng Imsgiratioii to the fore. Child- w. m u ronitancy. We Ilka thil ** u *?? responding iccratary. She u a they ha\c never visited Carraways plan to Stop and visran itowi. taB. we may yetIndutf* of the roe*. Moon: tlrao at hey Writ and Miami cheering—along these llnei. Octol-cr Several money making 'Call at FA 2-5W If you plan to poet member of th* Preabytejian It with friends all along th# way, needs .in timple . . .lore *for * • Iff acn relaxation. j>r. |{))m ond Rais, who cares projects were discussed by the come, so progressions •’Th* heart that truly lovea nevcan b# Church and the treaaurer of and probably have not yet reached so tcndrrly for pups around town group. Drllr.ou* But hold on, mythology it not al- ■ refreshments planned, by Thursday morntnf. Mn If. Wayde Rucker hai re- Evening Circle No. 1. rr forgeti. wiya related to an imaginary p*r th,. Georgia l>ordrr. D doing as well ai can I* cx j were served to the following, But ai truly lovea on to the turned from taveral week, vaion, thing, or event. It it often Congratulations to Sanford wrin pecteil. but not nearly so well si Mi*. Kent it the widow of FRIDAY cio>*, 1ration In North Carolina After Mr*. Bonner Carter, Mrs. Her­ founded on tome fa t of nature. Aa the ninfiower luma on h«r vtrita with ralatlvei in Mocki- Harry K. Kent. She is owner err Gene WltielJ in the Navy! tin friends had hoped. Mr. and bert Thurston, Mr*. W. HillingsNamot of tree* arl flowers ha\« 9-12 a m. Vacation Church Ot-en held in Jacksonville This Mr*. U.U Griggi called to tell god at he acta : title and Winston-Salem, Mn. and operator of Icy, Mrs- James Gutt, Mrs. Clyde Kent'. Auto often o'igniated from mythology, The same look that aha turned Rucker found time to att-nd Jhe Storage Garage. Mrs. Kent haa a n for the Sixth Naval district. me lhat he may have vliilnti Simpson, Miss Gertrud* Vining, School at First t'resbyterian even to their color being rignlFiom here Gene goes on to the and anyono in the hospital ap­ Mrs. WtJbur Keeling, Mr*. Oscar Church. alien he arose." Baptist Sunday School Conference fieant or , , of a«me. . .rarly tragedy . , | Thu ii not the time of the year In Rldgecrtlt, N. C. for a week, one son, Paul T. niggers, who Eaitrin Navy open, if mccess- preciates rants. Raymond must Zilttowrr, Mrs. Ludiike, Mrs. Ed) AU Methodist young people of great lov* or'ictory °f lh' fr0” 1 l0 ,,n t* up ,|lc miitletoe. but be The lop of Mount Mitchell wit livri with hii wife anil daughter, ful next in Un* will be the All- slay In the tame position for Simpson. Miss Gertrude Vinlnf, InUrmedlst* ago are invited to the and goddesses. Ofcount,in .ate j C(|U>e j ajwajrg thought it a paraonly cne of th* lovely apoti visit- Belly Soalra weeks, end then Miss Helen Witte, and Mrs. Ral­ Municipal Swimming pool Friday, Rigger* In New- Navy, followed by the Ail-ser­ three more y.ars flower. and tree, hate been llto lh, ojkt , WM ed during a light .eeing trip, b«m, N. C. Mr. Bigger* will i vice. We are hoping that Gene eight mor0 weeks In the hospit­ ph Posting Guests wore Mr*. C. Aegusl 9, from 7:30 until 1:11 named for tho»e In our generation |^ (0 f^n(j , branched sprig of „ u k graduate this month from will defeat his opponents and al. He it confined to Orange E. Hunter anil Mr*. Nordgrenp. us. ( Unless It rains) d c r v .r g it A eaUHium . . . ,,.s.;c.LC pon one of m.. ,| *,. Mr. arvl h.rchh, my ir ai»|c»« ..... --y Mr*. W. "• h. — K,rchhoff State Te»>-ber'. College *t |Ww, t-merge Vititorloui to participate Memorial in Otlamlo. named Sutan by Profettor Ner (N*v*r had been that near grew-1 returned from . trip to N. C. with hn maitrr's degree m the lling Crosby tournament Price and Clle Heard went to llrg for ona much revered by all Ing miitleto*.) It ie*m. that the f « * H lr .nd WlUen. X. tn education. Mfi. Kent will go' next January ln Californio. Gene Cordelc U n Friday to be with of ua her* in S*n/o-d. Mn. Henry Druid, were in the habit of ob- ' * • Is an officer In the newly formthp *1**"’ w“ * Mr| Wight. Th* caladiumi bearing .ervlng the full moon. lh. atith Kuvhhofl a f.th«% Mr. Daniel to North Carolina to attro<i the r l Sanford Men's Golf Associat­ Prtce'i sister "MDs Lucy" Geor­ ge. as Senator Walter George graduation exercises. her name itlU tdoum in many gar­ ■lay of it. to be exact. Th* tail I * ™ ’ \*r l" ion and hu wife, Ann. has been lay gravely 111. Our sympathy to den! here in Sanford. day tf they found mirtletoe on an 1 '"v * llh frieR,,‘ . iv'ry active tn th« Woman's As­ this wonderful family, and es­ Ttxiay we .hall tell th* .lory , „ ki had a pecular vtr- Kirchhoffa law a number of new sociation. pecially that lovely lady, whose of a fe»- flower, and treei and (UC( becoming tacrcd. People gabereavement Is echoed by th# their ilgruflcanc* from mythology, j thered It in .olemn wor.hip. Th* r i . UtPar rwW. from Mui entire country, end in many Including th* laurel, the mulberry meaning of the mistletoe u -Ileal (; r#1<h«.n Ktrchhoff, who t* tourSanford hearts. ) Circle to of th# First Method. th. hyacinth ami the mDU.Ue. AU." Kre the miatiatoe wa. rut. |n< Europ, wlUl Mu. Caroline P lrh "t * ‘ ° lemn prrparaUon wa. made McInnil, fomrl from Uom< Th, . 1st Church met August 5 at •d with the ongin of tha laurel. Ii>r fc„ ling. Tw0 milk-white bulla |ctrl, ^ ln m l;00 1*. M. at the home of Mrs. The t.adiri Auxiliary of V.F.W Daphne th^ go»! Apollo» \%rrr btoui{ht under the oak, a Nice and Cannes, where they had |0. J. Doper. Mr* W. T. 1'etsch fir.t lov*, but die waa not caiily 1print tumiing their horna. The entered Into the p nk festival,- a Ted tN* devotional, which was obtained. To fr** henetf Irom jpn*.t. n>bed In whit*, attended the colorful display of pink Gowers In taken front Hie Methodist Wo­ meeting Tuesday night Apollo, ahe implored h»r father tree. The miitletoe waa then cut profusion, pink confetti, and pink man magnrine. Routine buiin- I'oit Hall with Mrs. Iletty Smil\ The G. A i of the First Rapi ett and discussion followed presiding. Christmas cards and l ti«t CTtiireh m*t at th* b«mr of to opwn the *arth to her. or to ;wttb , golden tk-kle. Hi* parlMte rttirens. j The September meeting will be novelties wer* ilistnUited. Mem-1 Mrs. Cecil It. Tucker II, *>n change h*r form. Scarcely had |w-tJ caught ina white mantl*. A Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baliano of Osborne preahe apoken when her bciom be- ,jrjnk jltcr m ij c wjif, mutle- Charleiton. S. C. have !>c*n visit­ held the first Tuesday in the mon­ l-.*rs will sell these until Christ-1 August 5 Jane mss >t a mnnfcy making pro-1 ridcsl and opened the meeting eam* a tender bark: h*r hair ue- toe mlunon, and waa thought to ing their daughter. Mn Ernie th instead of the first Monday. Many other plants and shrubs I by leading the group In prayer. came leavei; her arm. became curt, — ‘ fig relatcl that Prill, and her family. Sanlando, Refreshment* wer* served to jeot. The Auxiliary voted to iponaorlTh* minutes of the last meeting branchai, and Into the ground her the oak represented th* Supreme Daytona, Stiver Spring!, and other the following by the hostess; th* national V. A. Contest in I seer# read and approved. I'lans rooted Daphne's -feet — . , ibecame Y , ‘ . . . . Being, or rather the Idew of him’ notanir notahle riortua Florida »pon .pots nave have oeen been Mr*. C. It. Bowes, Mrs. James beautiful fae* b*eame the tree -p^ lrtinj. upon th* oak'. ' diipUy^ before the Balianos. Rornril. Mrs Jack Bratton, Mra. two schools rians wer* discus*-j for a parte were discussed. Re­ top. Apollo touched the stem and branrhev was rigniflcant of Man's They have gone to Miami for a R. T. Hatchett, Mr*. O. J. Loper, ed for the annus! picnic, ind a 1 freshment* of coca-cola, Ice feK th# trembling fle*h. In vain depending upon Him. few days, but wilt return to San­ Mr» )' M. Vi-under. Mn W. T. motion carried to have a blood J cream and cookies wer# served, he lavished klaaea on the wood. . present wer* Eleanor v n RnSe-n \jr« bank In the Auxiliary. Tho nextlTho*^ ford '-he end of th# week to con­ Petsch \t EAST CELERY AVE. Tha brarvhe* shrank from hi* m C C I I IJ 1L. L. Rowland. Mr*. S. J. Karri- meeting will be held August 2<>. Jean Sykes, I.lnda Sue Koke, tinue the family visit. lips, as th# god said, “ You ran-I “ J L J liO I O S I man, Mr*. W. W. Tyre, and a Two new member* were Initiat­ Jane Osborne, Carol Relmann, Phone PA 2-0322 ' not be my wife, but you shall b* a . i j .• Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kolsts new mcmtwr Mrs. W. I. Dicker, ed. Mr*. Lena Smith and Mr*. Melinda McMurray, and Mr*. my tree. | will wear you for August M eeting O cil A. Tucker, G. A. leader. are spending this week at Ntw hoof. Iris Mes*#rmy crown; l will decorate you The Woman's Society of Chris­ Smyrna Peach with mv heart and my quiver. tian ScrvlcP met Tueiday morn­ Mr. and Mrs. J. I*. Wilson and You ahall be woven Into wreaths ing in McKinley Hall, with Mr*. for our browa. As eternal youth Roy Tl’lii presiding. Mrs. N. V. son David have returned after •pending six week* at New Is mine you shall always be green, Farmer, Mrs. R U. Hutchinson Smyrna Beach. your leaf knowing no decay.” ' and Mrs. R. E. Rutland present“ I espouse thee for my tree |ed a mod Interesting report. Sir. and Mr*. Cyril Ilutnrr and Be thou th* price of honor and n,e*o Udirs bad atttemfed tb* Tommy are spending this week at renown. "School of Mission held ai F. S.- New Smyrna. The d*athle«« poet and the C. ln Lakeland. poem crown. Mrs. Tillis announced that Thou (halt th* Roman Festi­ the W S.CS. would have a bursar vals adorn Oct. 21. But after poet#, by the rictor* A „ m|n|r wl„, u hr]<i worn’ ember 5 xt Enterprise, awi at . The Ovid Apopka September ll. Mra. A. Now w# com# to the mulberry R. Ivey, who will teach *t both tree, again a drama of two lovers. seminars, will present the book This time w* have Pyramis and entitled “ Every Tlace A Voice.'* Thtaba who had pledged each Circle No. a. under th* direct­ Solid Colors in Full Itcd Size other that when Aurora had put ion of Mre. II. R. McCall, proH out th* stars, and tha *jn should KAYON-ORLON or presented th# program entitled "A Colonial Percale ' have melted the frost from the Trip to thc Mission Field". At*I WOOL-RAYON-COTTON gr#M, thsy should meet at a cer­ Sheets hitting were Mrs. Don Fletcher tain plac# beyond tha city at a Full 72aM Inches, in New 1957 Fashion by Ha tea. and Mrs R. E. Rutland. The : whit# mulberry near a spring. Shads* of Blue. Light Green, Camel hymn. "Lord Speak to n>» that ! 81x108 fnehea Beige, Gipsy lied. Gotdrnrnd. Tur. Now Thiatoa reached thar* first, I May Speak" waa sung, accom­ Mrs J. Rosa Adams quolee, Tangerine and Emerald Given. Rruulnrly 8cllinj{ for hut a honest toon appeared far a M. L. Cullum enhanced with wide d-iltch sit in bind­ drink at the spring. Thlsbe. panied liy Mrs. Hickson at the ?3.95 ing for eitra strength. Mrs. C.L. Thomas thoroughly frightened, ran away. piano Mrs. W. \ Hunter closed I the meeting with prayer. Margaret Renham Pyramt* arrived late at the meet­ ing place, and saw th# foot print* | of th# lioness tn the sand*. ApCOTTON a. prehensiv*. he ran hither and CRIB BLANKETS thither In search of hu belov mi but found only her veil, tom and Rainbow stripes, sit# 3-Blnnket Set bloody. Then upbraiding himarif 30s|0, stitched edges; for bring late, and mayhap the soft, warm and wash WA KM Nylon-Rayon-Cotton raua# of th* haplcs* girl’* death, able. On* i f thc t.lggcsl value* of the year. Full h# railed forth th# lion* from the 7JiM, with 4 Inch satin rocks to tear hu guilty body. It binding in 6 new Fail is related ha took up th* red. ear. color*. 21x28 Zippcrcd rying It to the mulberry tree, he PILLOW COVERS covered l* with klssee and tear*. Luxury Blend o f "Mr blood also shall atain your Sturdy linen finish, f«ath*r {woof and RAYON -N YLO N p texture," Pyramt* cried, where­ down proof; ivashatle. An excellent reproduction of famous Imported upon h# plunged the swnnl into hii blankets. In full sue 72x81. bound with a A Inch heart. The blood spurted from th# satin un-ling. Available In Whit* with color stripe* wound tinged the whit* routand Ifni with Black stripe*. Beautiful Hand Screen Heavy Quality berries of the tree, and into tha Floral Printed Blends earth th* red color filtered through MATTRESS COVERS th# trunk of Os* tree to It* fruit. in RAYON and ORLON But Thigh#, not to disappoint Multi-color EloRance her lower, stepped forth cautious­ TVIn or Double bed 77.90 inches with full Adnch satin binding, m ly to look for him. Now the mulRayon-Orlon Novelty Plaids Chrysanthemum or Carnation floral patterns in sue. 140 thread count twrrias had changed color awl she Extra larg V •», Pink Blue and White. erg# 72x90 Inch In Firth Clan and •llpovor covert with wondered If ah# had ths right Jlether Clan plaids. Your f t try sting ptaea. But aoon »h* came tipper closure. choice of & eolof rombinaupon th* stsl form M Pyramia. Unas. (teeing th* r-erd and ths vsal. she to*, upbrakhng hwee If for hia daaft took up th# tword and Lock Stitch ZiR-Zaif plunged M into her heart. Dying. Thlah* said, "w« shall never be Fine Quality Extra Thick Quilted Mattress Pads ■rpa rated." Tk» said the gv»t« TURKISH TOWELS buried them la on* sepulchre, and Twin Sizo Duoblo Slz« th# mulberry tree ever brought All ''Cannon" first quality towel* In the forth purple heme# a* It doe* tnosf popular ahadea o f Aqua, Gold. Green tod#y. and Pink. Hatter la> in a supply for months CROUP o f "And eUtnad m lonwra Mood Famous Bates to come! In pandent rows, Th* mulbarries o ar load the BED SPREAD th* banding bow#." Each Th# Ovid Twin or Doubt# sit# W# are responsible to Ajax who Popular D u n b a r ahara* tri# honor with llycinthu. TWO-TONE A M ) VENTILATED pattern. Ideal for I for the name of the hyacinth, trucollege students. Famous Cannon ! ly oflime# th# woe of our Lake o Garden Gate Siock CldjjuAimswi # Circle 10 Meets At Loper Home S oIsl Auxiliary Of VFW Meet Held Tuesday Mrs. Tucker Hosts r T G . A.s On Monday r ., *« • Hibiscus In Gallon Cans 25c to $1.00 m Ben Monroe Nursery UMUK01 Q / zM eii’A BLANKETS and WHITE GOODS Happy Birthday $ 2.67 0 0 B®5' Prices Slashed 30 To 5 0 % Off! SLACKS SUITS Swim Trunks W alk Shorts Straw Hats 2 for 3 f° r *9 .97 $7 .9 7 *6 -9 7 MATCHING BATH ENSEMBLES $5.97 Choose from g colors arvl whit*, nuy th*m now tn complete en­ sembles. CtUn. IZothLCVL <7 MEN S WEAR FA 2-1535 $2.97 37c Come In — Look Around SANFORD $2 .9 7 $2.27 Sport Shoes •70S E. FIRST ST. 97c $ 5 .97 Sport Shirts Monroe. Ajax, though having r*e cu*d the body of Achilles, was not awarded the pm* of valor, and because of this he <l*w him••If. Th# blood dr*nch*d spot <J ' aarth grave a flower cal'ad the hyacinBi. Tha hyacinth bora upon its leava* th* first two latter* of th* nam# af Ajax (Ai, tha Greek for wee.) So vr* *ee Ajax as alaimant with tha boy Hyctnthu* for th* honor of giving birth to tMa flower. Aa to tha sunflower — Clyti# waa a wstar nymph who waa shunf l pad by ft* god Apollo. Sitting on klb* gpaand. A * alowlr P*r.ed $U7 •A -V* ✓ Hath air# 22x44 87c Gueat S in 16x24 47c 27c Wash Cloth* 12x12 G A R R ET T S F in l St. at Sanford AveA r r o u The Corner From Chamber o f Commerce f t �■ Tig* 6—Th* Sanford Herald Thur»d»Y. Au*nrt 8, 195? Boat, Ski Club To M e e t Tonight FranchiseShift ExpectedNext Week NEW YORK to - The New Christopher aald h« had mailed Member* of the Sanford Boat Wintar Haven on Sunday, Auguat York «Hantj, with San Franclaco’ a th# formal San Franciaco offer to and Ski Club will dltcuta plan* for II. AB member* are urged to at­ two cruiae* at their meeting to­ formal offer in hand, will preaent Stoneham for presentation to the night at the Sanford Civic Cen­ tend tonight’ * meelng, Dr. Woodthat offer to tha elub'a board of tram board of directors. all raid this morning. ter In Fort Mellon Park. director* next week and probably "I'm aura we’H hava tha whole ^ Already m the mill for th* CHICAGO to — Th# College announce tha franchise shift. thing cleared up by the er.d of boat and *kl enthualaate will be a All Stan began their last full day Brooklyn’s announcement of It* the month," said Christopher. Saturday afternoon practice teasof drill* before Friday night's ion for the coming ahow to he No on# would concede that th# annual meeting with the National franchise ahlft lo Lo* Angeles wa* itaged for th* Sanford Rotary Football League rhampiont, th* ! not expected to he far behind, moves were absolutely certain. ! sinca Dodger hopes of a new sta­ CSub. Enthusiasm la running high New York Giants. Christopher said that th# “ chanrei in the anticipated watar event Coach Curlev Lanibeau planned dium in Rrooklyn just about diathat will take place on l«ke Mon­ to continue hi* secret workout* for appeared Tuesday with publication are about 90 per cent* that San Franciaco will have tha Glanta In ro* late thla month. I | WASHINGTON to _ Profea- tha eollegiani at the Northwestern of an engineers* report that it Following the practice Satur­ j atonal basketball today cam* tin- i training camp early today and would take from 50 to 55 million 1958. day afternoon, member* will en­ |der the scrutiny of House anti- I then will .end hi* aquad through dollars to build a revr stadium The Dodger*' president, Walter joy a rookout and then com# truat Invedigatora winding up a ' a alght drill In Soldier'a Field, site and Improve It* downtown Brook­ O'Malley, hai aaid many tlmra h# t lyn ait*. back to Sanford In a moonlight aeven-week Inquiry Into profea- of the game. Probably Thursday the collegi­ In a meeting with Giant atock- will take th# team to Los Angels* cruiae. The practice tettion end tional team aporta. rookout will be held near Blue Maurice 1‘odolnff, preaident of an* win tike only light drill* holder* Tuesday, club preaident If the City of New York d<*a not Horace Stoneham told them it help him get the atadium he want* Spring*, according to I>r. A. W. the Nalonal Raakrthall At soda- without pads. Lambeau baa stressed offensive would he In the heat Interest of at th* location he wants. It was Woodall, president of the local tlon, wai called aa th* flrat witdub. net* befor* a Houi* anti-trust maneuver* for tha plat week and the team to move to San Fran­ clear the city would not apend SO Slated for the meeting tonight lubcommittee head'd hy Rep. Em- wai expected to continue drill* on cisco. million dollar* for it. thla phase today. However, hit de­ plana are being formulated for I In S*n Franciaco, Mayor George la a film on “ water akling'' the anutl Celler (D-N.Y.). fensive platoon haa been working Three playrra were scheduled to dub preaident aald thii morning. the 8th Annual Jaycre Kiahlnr' In addition to the discussion* testify—Easy Ed Macauley and simultaneously under assistant Rodeo for Seminole County child•urrounding the Saturday aftar Bob Pettit of th# SI. Lnula Hawks Coach Hunk Anderson. rtn to be held on August 28. Lambeau haa given no indica­ noon aki and boat practice ten and Boh Couay of the Boston Cel­ Glenn McCall, General Chair- j tion of tha division of hi* 47-player *4 Ion and plana for th* moonlight tics. man of the Jaycee Flatting Rodeo ; The lubcommittee planned to squad Ino offenatv* and defensive rruU* and cookout, member* will complete baakrtball testimony to­ units ami It was likely that he further dlacuaa and ]av plana for Committee «ald thla morning that • cruiae to (lie Chain of Lakes at day and finish its hearings which would not make public what as. hake Carol a In Kort Mellon Paik | The Lor.jfwood Retie Ruth !-•* • began June 17, with a one-day signmem* hia Individual piayera la beinf readied for the annual ev- (rue |a dated to be aeen for the aetilon on hockey Thursday. Clar­ will get unlit he takes th* dub on laat time thii ienon In uniform • Serving as VETERINARIAN at the *nt Tha City of Sanford h»* atarted Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock ence Campbell, president of th# the field Friday. Th* only position at which there National Hockey League, will tes­ cleanup c;>eratloni around the when the hoyi will meet their animal hospital while I)r. Raymond tec met to be tome certainty was tify Thursday. lake, taid McCall In order to have fathera In a spectacular game. , that either John Brndie of Stan­ The Inveatlgation i* an out­ the entire area In readlneai for Rass is hospitalized is l)r. L. R. Poe. PITTSBURGH to — The RHThe game will be played in the growth of a Supreme Court decl- ford or Jaul Horming of Notre the event that U expected to at­ Ixmgwood Perk and will precede ' ti*h Wlghtman Cup t*nnl* team, Dame would be the starting quar­ • tract the larffit crowd of chltdren a gigantic picnic •upper at which who** rhance* of winning th* tion laat Feb 25 holding pro foot­ terback on offer*#. ball auhject to anti trust laws The in tha hlitory of the local flahing bo'h the boya and their parent* coveted trophy for the first time rodeo. tine* 1930 are admittedly “ only court previoualy ruled baseball SIGNS FOR ROUT will be feted. hoe’s home phone is exempt from the laws. McCall pointed out till* mominir reasonably good." may have an WASHINGTON to —- Former The Igingwood llabe Ruth l.*aBasketball and Hockey presum­ CHICAGO V — Harry Craft that the Jayce# Flahing Rodeo champion Johnny Igua-ia the original team In the took over the Kansas City Athle­ if* in the hoi* hecaua* of the able come under tha laws under welterweight U being held for all Seminole four-town baaehall group and tic* today, encouraged by the |playing aurfate of the Edgeworth the wording of the court'* Feb. Saxton haa signed for a nationallyCounty children between the *g«» (Tub court*. competition hai been keen be­ elub'a firttw In 25 opinion, subcommittee lawyers televiled 10 round bout here eight garnet, of S and It- "We are Inviting alt Jhrpt. 8 with Joe Mtcell on a daPlay In th# 2#th renewal of the raid. tween the rival rommunitiei. and determined to Inject more of them to take part," he said. >cition In a p,evlous light. match#) begin) Saturday at n#»• »pee«l into the team. Coaching the 13 18 year old Each child regiitering for the by Edgeworth where 'he court* Craft'* debut a« manager, com­ I have a tenlko finish, a hard aur•vent will be fumUhed a pole, boye who form the team thli lea line, linker, hook and plenty of j ion wai Bill SimpMm. Preaident ing let* than eight hour* after he 1fare of pulverired date and clay . • j'* of the association wai William replaced lx>u Boudreau, wa* a bait. McCall taid *hli momlng. with fatt drying qualltie*. He alio pointed out that ichool lieKoxa, James Mm,rath, vice 3-2 turret* again)! the Chicago It mark* the firrt time In the buaei will pick up children for the prealdent and Mri. Ralph Monger, White Sox. : hiatory of Wlghtman competition Augu•( 28 event at puirite in the Mcrrtary. The husky 42-year-old Craft, a that live match#* will take place v county count to be later deilgnated and No prediction hat been made Kama* City coach tine* 1955. took on other than a grata court. • •• \ announced. A full ichedule of the at to the outcome of Saturday a dim view of the A’t Immediate ttopi buiet witl make will be pub­ afternoon'* game between father! protpecta, but he taid he expected lished In the Sanford Herald. ami tom but from all Indieationi, to better the rlub'a laat flare starting role recently but Craft Aiaiiting McCall In laying plana father* will be on the diamond In atatua before the curtain goe« said he believes Truck* la tnor* effective In relief. for the Annual FHhlng Rodeo, a desperate effort to take top down on the current campaign. "We're going to try mor* hit•ponsorrd each year by the Semi- honor* for the season. And Jie wat chipper about fuand run move* than w* have In noU County Junior Chamber of Mod bttehall ftnt, however, are tur* proapertt. Commerce, ar« Clark Bruntel and lure that tha Babe Ruth Team "Wa'v* got a«me good young*- the past." ha aald. John Alexander. However, McCall member* will out-dug and out ter* coming that we can look at “ Of couraa," ha added with a Mid, luit about every Jaycre it on pitch their older rival* becaute of in Sepember,'* he taid regarding smile. "I hop# It work* out bet a committee to make the Annual the practice that hat been put in the A'l outlook. ter. Usually w# bogge.t down In Jaycee Fishing Rodeo a complete during the tuinmer vacation For the prevent, Craft aald he that deparment because of a lack aucreae. month*. ha* two remediea in mind. Aa a of speed and we would up trying There wiH he prilee for tha “ great believer” in the hit-and- to catch the other team*." More than likely att of Ismgvarious age Haitlflcationa catch­ Meanwhile. Lou Boudreau, whom ing tha flrat fiah, the longed wood and vlaltor* Irom surround- run etrategy, he plana to emphaCraft repl»<'' <l •• manager Tues­ tlte that. Alao hia Immeadlate Ing conimunitlea will he watching fiah, and tha hearted fish, Mc­ day, aaid ha wat lUIl mulling Call taid. Ha added, howevei, that from tha ildeline* h-cauae of the plan* call for putting veteran re­ over an offer to inept a frontthe enmplNa ltd of prim la kren Interest created In aummer- liefer Virgil Truck* back Into the i/ 's offica Job filling for unspecified time hateball acllvltlea for the bullpen. not yef ready to be announced. riutioa with the Athteic* Truck* ha* hero need lit • youngxtera. 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J A 'l O N lA i P i ■ EASY TERMS We Carry And Service Our Own Accounts HOLLER MOTOR SALES "SAVE DOLLARS AT HOLLER'S" 2nd A PALMETTO SANFORD PHONE FA 2-0711 m a It her SOS R. 1st Street 4 SANFORD Phone FA 2-0983 �* CLASSIFIED IN DEI i— KLAL ESTATE FOR ? VLE 19— MALE HELP WANTED . 5—REAL CARD of THANKS 13 Bedi so 1 L4)'T A FOUND Double carpori* and 1 FOR IIENT •luNi^O i|>arr. CuinploK^y land 1 1st tt II KF.V7AI.H ilu ^hnnm>n A*d|ir«| f I 4 MINTED lo RLNT Drive \ 1 V 2 J17I.____________ REAL ESTATE LOR SALE lor s a i l b y OWNER f —FARMS, ACREAGE. GROVES Two bedroom CB horn# with Fior. 7 RF. VI. r.STATF. WANTED Ida t'Om \ good buy. Need lo a Mls< ELLANKOUS •rr t.i appreciate. .*'iM S Pal *—FLOSS I.RS. PLANTS. melt.. I’honr l'.\ 2 1312, f c: Hllltl Its J.O". F t 2.jTI2 1* OLLK L EUUIPMLNT 11 ALTOMOBILLS-TH A1LEK5 EtiuLfil high dry- lot on oca of 12 BOATS tr MOTORS tha prettteit lake* to Sarnir.nl* 13 FARM SUPPLIES A MACHIN'Cnun y |'*iced for quicx n lf, FRA $2(P.'1h*> l'nn» nnlfnl ICin,# S c Seminn . Itralty I9TJI S Part m p i : t > i ia f.stih k m r r i ies t - - . Telephone FA 23232 i Poulin * IS ARTIl LT-S WANTED U 'jitk Sale! IS PLACES u EAT it h l a u a t a r l o r :. n -n c r T t.vr»frrrH ii f e m a i r. h e lp w A M rn T llcilriinni Deluxe ll MAI I IIEl p w ANTI ll K lichen K<|Uipp*'<l MAI.K or I I MALE Itr.iulifiilK I .nntltar.'ipoil 21 WORK W ANTED Reduced To SI..80(1.011 22 BlSINESS OPPORILNII1ES Thu :a t m : i jewel in a homt. 22 A MONRY to LO AN nearly navr. dean at a pm, 21 SPLIT %L SERA ICES near Shopping Center. School riA ROOFING A Pit MRINT. ft • |i* |>» in front of home U p| AMI SKRA H I S Don ' f i t , thi* if >o.| r. ant » H ELF* TRICALoCONTRACTORS real aj Ion Down r»ay»v»nt •• low *• Ji'ioo if you wuh. La;s INSURANCE el'jiw-* w'Ui Serntncl* Peiltr. 2T N O n C E S PERSON ALS 1*01 Park t'-o. F A M U ? 2* ARTICLES for SALE t* FURNITURE A HOfSEHOIJl W. II. -BILL** STOtPER Keillor a. Inaurnr •-fO K K IM .Ann* bu< Allen, tireIrhrn Hall. Ariflie Prlre. E'frett Harper WELAKA APARTMENTS *er j t 112 N. Park private ba'Jtt. 114 W. Firit 8L Phone FA 2-4?91 B Cherry R»a| Estate Agency EFFICIENCY apartreer.te «iR* i '. ; FA l - w a 1. abU for couple or single perion. 17P> Si. IT St. l;ear-Barr#r Shop Prtvata bath A ahower. Ideally liyaled arroia from Toil Office. Tcquirw Jacobion Dapt. Stora. Si. y Modern all flat, kltehanatta Apt*. A. U PETERSON SUMMER R ATES Tar Clark a Court. FA 2-3403. Bm’.nr Associates: A. 0. Peter* eon Jr. I*. J. Cheateraon, Garfield Willett*, and R. W. Wil­ Efficiency Af*- Air-condition A liam*. A. C. Doudney, Land TV optional. Hiway 17-97 So. Surveyor City Limita. Slumbarland Court. HA N. Park At* Phone FA 2*123 1 Room apt. 112 Elm. FA 2 OSTA Fumishwi 2 6725. apartmaat. Ph. FA WE HAVE A HOME FOR YOU 23 A - rLL'MBING INC. and ROOT- 2»— » KT1C11 S Fnq SAIF. TES7ED—APPh'JA ED GUARANTEED APPLIANCES (SE Wrinner Wii.Vr, A.I J. \A. IIALL. ItK.ftl.TOIt londltion f.AO.bb llai I. hrnnrd), to w u lr taiy wringer wathtr, will do ■lohnn, IVlIAtfi AtMtclele your waitung a I im -Call H*U ' Phena FA 2-5*11 Elay apmrar. A 1 tcnd-kion 50 00 Frigidatra auto, wither, all por>i relain, don't mm Jill one 03.00 S f c n s t r o m R e a lty th\7 Fiigidaira lulo. wathtr. rro ll K STRNSTROM tel W'ff A..AT. Rrc »2t»Ali i 77 iJ Registered Broker 1957 Frigidaiie au.o wathai, 2127 Laurel — Phone FA 2 200 model Wl.JT, the baai. Rog FJ79 05 now- 23T 57 I ARMER a AGENCY. REALTOR 1947 Frigidaot dnar. Model DD116 ,S. French Ava. Sanford, Fla 47 Reg $229 94 now- 15P 47 f V 2 3221. After h • I V 2 2«1« 1957 Frigidalre. 12 ru ff. refrL nerator. Reg 932*94 Nr>-» 92 i.' 47 ttooD M IK I. PARK HOMES Nir.ford A- a. at 27th St. 9 tu. ft IH reftigera.or, 2 L Badroo.-n Home* vary sir# A»00 S7A3 P owt. . JIO oq n..«tj5 7 tu ft Frtgtdeire rwfrlgara*nr. all p«rr*llin 69 k) 7 eu. ft. N'trge refrigerator, * room huure S»uth of oranga terv nire iiu oo Ctiv Limit* Prned right hy ft. Frtgtdalr* refoger ato.. owner for tpilrk tain Mr* CtC* A.I eondlli >n 7 t oO \eland. Ph. I A 2 Hill «li> Magir Uhrf .0" gai range, awirg out brailar. hk* new 79 00 BUY DIRECT CERAMIC TILE 1947 Frigidn-e Super SO' alactrie Beautiful na-v hotru. 2 and 3 Houarw-ork wanted FA 2-0>tCi rang,, with luUiateiT P A ll. P. MILLER A SON I'e.troorrt Sate (60.00 Nov 177 Si | Huby Spear* FA 2-l!51 Cnloied fill want* In take rare STB.'i.OO In SML1.00 d o w n I Ion Welbilt air conditioner lf'9.73 : rhildretl »li l<Hu-t A\r. Sm all ni'<nthi/ payut-ni' Munua Pluoihlng k lit almg, lira E*H- 3 t Ion delua air conditiane-. J a i'ii. Phone IA 2.1 male*. All work guaiauicad for tag IJt'9 94 223.91 Baby ritting. rrftfientaa furniaho-.t rear Bill LaCrtr, LongL*ty Tatina ed yv hour Th FA 2T*th L. A. WHlDDONTbr. " wood. Thona W. P CLAUDE H WOLFE RegiHered Job wanted aa baby aitter Ph. APPLIANCES Real Ettat# Brokeit-PIA N O SEHAICF. FA 2 3741. 3CS Eaet Fuat St. TA 2-2772 :n ; s. r»rk Ave Tt 2 3921 Ill pcndablr Ian >eant* mowing. I'iann I'uninK A Rcpnirinir 29—FL RNTTUHL and Small 2 UK Iwino op ,‘ tlh 5* Ph. FA • i' F.A 2-620 7 2013 ralmcilo HOUSEHOLD GOODS Near r-.neervjt Fthool F \ 2 T h is DAVID W\ANE MATHER : . - t i t ' i k t . ; ; T.i r u k ! i?vi'n r o OF CHARACTER 3 he Iroom C B hnme on 2 lot*. PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING Ft RMTURF.Built lly AAalkin; diatane* from town. SLU3IRERLAND COURT plan* W L HARMON |i *«n*nH I heir mole! at Tark h Mailer Craftaman In |1 *H9U 71 .ft 4#s >;*» inti. Ln. FA 1 M il Alter a.ihi p. m. Erenrh Avanuc, leaving a _____________________________ Siyle and ConatrucUoo f a : ' .S*24 Th* i*m* aa Thoa* Mluabi* irungla lot. auiUbla jg— Rl.P.tTRICAl. «ER\ICEfA Spacious 3 bedroom 2 lath * far reitauranl. /lore, or what — ■— — Pined Sine* — — home tn quiet l-o* h Arbor. Cobmal Day> Air Conduioniag hare you Will sell. Iea»t or Flot Ida room. Corner lot overFimihcd For F.Iactrtcal Contracting and tenld in lull Irnnant on ibl* louking golf ours* ImmediateFlorida Cllmaie In Repair*; Economical Ilona* Ideal butinte* ail*. av at!atulll' l.’.OOO Uaih By T "ir Uholc* of W‘oo<ta Wiring and Repair* Owner. I’h. PA 2 4213 - i -.M'l.i I II, SP.KA It KS i RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia Dial FA 2-0914 llodrooni Concrete Brirk horn# , , , on large corner lot Newly U p h o l s t e r y ( l e a n i n g r « , r i n . IBr appliances, ul* runted Inaldf and out. UOi R,eht In Vour |,om#-SanitHed rR,G1DA,RE and aervie*. G H. Hi*h. Oviadu i 'o r r e il Dr. F.A 2 6006. Mo-lern Machine Method Fla. Thon* FO 4 3V,5 or San­ • RIG VALUE? Ph. PA 2-459.7 ford FA 2-39*3 after C p re. 7 -lt t \ l ESTATE WANTED • QUICK CREDIT Deanna Schirol o f Dante • EASY TERMS 24 A— UU1LDINGKEPA1RSWanted to Buy: 2 bedroom houae. Tip. Ballot. Acrobatic WIUSON-MAIEt larg* living room No Broker. PAIMIXG_____________________ New lad l#»d FarwWar* In my new atudlo 2603 Hiawatha. Fh. FA 2-i79«. FLOOR landing and finiihing 311 E. First St.. Ph FA 2-5«:t Thit it a gueal peat to the Movit9—flow en. FlanU,, Sbraha Cleaning, w a l i n g - Serving land Hide In Theatre for Reida Used lurniturr, appliances, tools, Seminol* County tinra 1929. McCall. I'»p data Aug. IT. '37. I r b . Ilought-sulii. t.arry'a Marl, PLANTS - SHRUBS — TREES II. M- GlCaaor, Lake Miry Stop in and be plraianlly aur21 Lett First St . i'll. FA 2-4132 pitied ai our reaxmabic prteta Ixt ua build jour docks, bulkhead! —~ and aca valla. Water Front Conand bea'iliul plant* ttrurtion Uo. FA 2.4330. GR.APKVILLE n u r s e r y HrapeviU* Ave. KA 2 0*19 AIR CONDITIONING REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN 2311 Preach t<r Rnya >/• Wanted— to Mil Tha San. ford Herald Monday* tfuough C LARK Friday at 3:30 p. m. Conic l» pl«»kiar. Heating A Supply l'a. The Herald nflke and *«k for Contracting A Rfpa r« Ruddy Frilcr after 3:30. 2011 Orlando Or. I’h. FA 2*1174 Hgh-aty 17 A 32 South Sanford — MALE or FEMALE Plumtui|. Kraiky HraUnf Make 120 daily. Lumlioua Name, M. n. UOIKIES plain. Fret tamp'c*. Rcrvei '•'enire on All Water Pump*— Co. Alllehoro, Ma»» Wel t Drilled •- Pump* U you like people jou u n coiu Tacla Road. Phem# FA 2 VUT vert apar« hour* into income. Attractive part time **l*a work for ten womrn or men any age In Centra! Floril* No nrev.out R ‘ o u U J a ll telling required. Work In your own neignhornnod. Plenty of d \ Y .\ l l . 'L f neln I'ailabl* to halo you ei n Ceatmoac ^ lapaut adoilional tr.cnay— Writ* Neil Uiadart. 42 F Lake Barton Pd ,|1NM Sanford A 'e Pt. FA 14M3 rSrltede or Phena a P9id for ri.l*M FIN T. aVpointmant. Conirirt and Repair Work Free Fitimalet 21- WORK W ASTRO K I. IIARAET LAWNS MOWED— Reasonable > » Stnf.ird At*, r.hona F A 2 2JA3 pncaa Powtr miwer. r.k 7-4114 Thursday. A ugust 8. 1957 DAILY The Lanford H erald—-Pago T CROSSWORD DOAA N ACROSS 1 I>e»rrt |. (toman ptanll caieiman 2 Near 4. Stuff* (peek) 9 W'nar 3 tarlhy 10. Throw* e Rpbera off 4 Full of 11 Sharp umbrage It. P.In'tl 6 Surrcufld. It Btipanglt *d by 14. Com 7. Village (Jap I (Run i 14 Argent 9 tguetr i*bbr i 9. Obi 17 A mer. 11 Mldtait renarv country 19 Nickel •poll I 'lym I JO A ewam Jt. Title J 1 i iMm'.emi ti Thin •‘ metal duk J.A Deitintea : 77 Gold -4 (Sp I 31 Satiate 30 Rant TT 31 Man o' AVg it 34. Comru* point //t m ft V 'TT TV iibbr I 34. rroreun a. iBib > /// 37. Jaeon i .’O ahtp 39 Harden 94 TT (tar | Vjt t* Leg if IT joint 11 Man* #6* tdl * * •**«*«! •****# (7 llardneia ■i# 13. Fold* over (( Cushion* 4fil#r4*r'i **!••* 34. Eye* .la Chriitmn 5V Uenua of linrdr 10 Viper A i Y/< • % (3 iO •i % V/y S a '/ j it s// ii1 • v/> il V/ ik % li % AC ”A % 5ft %>* 9; A— / / a4 ?/< • Jp rtnL • f aui Rnae Court Ar»rtmrnt*. 3 room furmihe-l apartment. Call 1A HOMER— .3 and 4 liedroomI 2 0743. 1 A 2 bath*. ThU a g-.ieat pa>* lo *he Rita Theater fo r Bi'l^ Fleming. Exp. Complete and ready for immadlWb dal* Aug. 17, '67. j . at* occupancy. Unfurnlahad 2 h«lroom apt. Near ahoppln* eeoter A Pmecreat I.orationa School. No gel* plea*. InII. II. POPE CO. S*. ith Pinecrett — Sanford l o - OFFICE RMUIPMF.NT FA 2 0943 quira 2617 S. P m . _ WOOD PANELING. Knotty Pin*. :m IW East First 200 S. r*rk FA 2 4234 Whupering Oak* — TituaviJe Cypieia as low- as 14c aq. ft. | Ha y n e s Office Machine C o .',. 6 "room furttiahod houl*. nice ECHOLS ... uk' I Typawrlien. adding machine* ENVELOPES. Lettarhcadi. autolarge yard. AdulU only. W'. lit F‘ H t in tenir* and f HA financ­ 371h Annivtrnary menu, invoices, hand bills, and * hSalea-Rcntali, 314 Mag , Ph pi it Monroe Corner. A. J. FA 2-6159 anytime ing available. S»f.t Red R en ds— program', e t e. Progressiva FA :-04'l2. P**rv*o, Ph. FA 2.2739 2 pillows Hums Printing Co Phona 7'A 2 2251 — Tad llurnrtt Platform Rockti Fading Nicely furniahed >nt. Private uuft Wr an .| ralifv V>i f r "Dr of U —AI TOMOBILHB—TR4II.RKH toy We.t lilh SL f»r PAINTING Reuffing theie hume* in 30 mlnutaa tou and ertr*n-e. 1217 MifttoU*. 2601 Granview- Thone FA 2-297* Hassock Staining h ima WELL DE1LUNG Naad a good uird car? Furouhed 2 room apartment. All Regularly 1194 00 Fi rbanka-Uoraa pumps. whils w-e pxoceil the papers. Thick Ball* 1000 sq. ft See Ray Herron private with pnvito hatb. Fn. NOW $139.00 Repair* to all make*. 163.00 r-A 2-40rtS YOUR rONTIAC .SALESMAN HOWARD C LONG Caiiing Tile, do a Id x It room FOR a NEW PONTIAC OR Hewlopc-I by 307 K. ('omnarclal Av*. ECHO!.* REDDING CO f»r as little as 911 tn Kurniehml 2 hfdmom apartment GOOD USED CAR I'hor.p FA 3-1633 Cor. End a Magnolia r.A. 2-6331 Shi-rmna I'nnrrrtr Pipe Co. avallabla tho 15th. Phon* FA ODHAM Ph. FA - <>231 or aftrr 6 p. m. “ Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. Out West 13th Sl______ 2.2 AOR. _____________ FA 2'2*S3. 301 West lit SL |THKIlTl.chevking accounts coau | TUDOK, Inc. Fr*« Dtllvar* only 92. for ‘20 checks at FlaFor Th* Best In Painting It will pay YOO to taa ua before I rid* Slat* Hank. Firat floor apartment. Niro f™1' Cor llwy. 17 92 A 2Mh Sl. Call Barry hill Painting Contrail, •hid* Privet* front and back you buy. Open Evening* and I'honr I l ! "'bl or. No Job To Large ur Kmall eniranr*. For * refined couple. Sundays WOOLSKY HKAILEY ODHAM. I’ re*. 1406 Weat 3rd St. Sanford EaalSMte Trailer SaW* Licensed—Bonded—Union Miami riAIlie. 3J. danglea his legi over (he ftflh-flocr roof ledge Marine Untahew I'llatka, Fla. CaU FA 2.2217 2 BR. duple* apaxtmanL KlUhen of a building ut New York during an hour-lorj battle with htmaelf For Your Boat A UBO <M4T4KL I equipped, r.lca A clean. g*r»s*. over whathar rr rot ta lump lfs wai rr-’-rtedly depretatd over ORLIMIO Senkarlk Glaa* and Paint Co. it—NOTICES—PERSON 4LA DON'S COVER SHOP kuh m Ad'Jt* preferred. 1409 Tark Real Estate — Insursnc# Iota of hit Job. Poile* grabbed Trailer an t htuled him to a*f«ty aa 112-114 W 2nd 8t. Ph FA 2 4*22 TNI MIIA? Automobile Interior Decorator i h# rtaehed down far hit titter's outstretched hand, (fitiernatlonalj Air. FA 24703 Commercial Insc*tminis—Rsnlals ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Seat Cover* — Truck Sfata t ' As]»«ntwr» »llts I ado »%*lti Property .Man»*em»i»t Inleriur Deci'illor. ri »ent*l t. Red* Day. Week or Month— i *■» l*Oldl«fft vf fkiUflO 111 Frrn. h Av*; Cor 2nd Si. At Willis Pontiac—301 W 1st Commercial. Alteration* am T*l FA 2-3111. Fumttura Canter 4« **I€•\ ^ ••(iiftr New ft-Ap *rt# 3 room* partly furniahad. Can RAYMOND M. BALL, It M S*01 c l u b I >i n Dill ftirl iht KlVI eustom made drip»rie«. fret 116 Ware First 54. bet mod lor bmineai or prorat* 4 f T A D 56 Dodge 4 door Gudom Roy*;. 11 10 (Isms i >( Mstogy %A* H ^ n t i n i m l F u h i n f « i m ei'tmatai Call FA 2-l*2i altar fcii ion: pgrkmg space. Th K L A L lU Iv *i! extra a. 2*24 8- Elm r n iin r arriuiP 'O R 6 M pm I! *v " 'rl-l At .Nwun « II it— 4HTirs.E> tor sale m rftrid* FA 2-4969. PROFESSION AL BERVICH — — ------— — — — ---------I ! 1 1 lla.li, V s r m t'lasat >mirt Jlhf IR rr • • rt el_ IJenry J t.ood running eon i) ti ll,r .s> n« Ranch ii I'lwh h" U*% t IftI•#F % PUMPS — SPItlNKt PR 2 bedroom fum. bnuie, 112 W • y H. Ilighleymaa — Aaaaelat* n lS M -M U iin n Work Cicthei, canlsen, Cots :7 1 dittnn. 6 c> 1 with oserdnve * 9 I ii S'WI rilmi ft DICK IVERS — Aasoelal* ISM) K II.Ill l l Ll.t IT STEMS 4lh St- Apply U4 Magnolia 11Ta II*r Vo*• Itanrh Camp Goods. Paint. Army- ft II ru>h'.idi* ft* 26 30 Miles per gallon. Days I aar,4ar Ph. FA 2-5441 ; r S'rtlsr S ll'ln s s Ave. Thon* FA 5-3*13 or 204 S. Tark Ave. Kavy Surplus. 310 Ranford A»* It t>« •i f i u c H . . M » i a in l o«« H i t « # Tim Time Ph. FA 2-0441 or se* at 2406 AU types and alias, inslaUed • >, tt ncld «i r*r-s V«ur : I# "Do It T our aa If" FA 2-6427 ______________ S;I ' M>s Cedar i i r is a,r rssiure r »v c u m m i r i » fthsv i i, t i n rims WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Th.s :* * guea* pus to th* Movie GAERE TT S SEWING CENT ER ii » S' 9»-er J Pr#\ law •* Ni glit N ftreo *.«r t * 3 room apt Pm a’ * beth and I IS Tfsn Tl*,* I M Tea nhvrhm Hear land Rlie-In Theatre for Kathy 4* Ford Station Wigna. 140. Ftir Whit*— N'ecehi—Eloa n i » k h 9 r l * r k t|n|r-«« S T I N E garage. Apply *04 E’.m Av*nua I II " '11 St Dll rond . runs good. 2401 Jeffer­ CariM, E*p. date Aug. 77, ‘>7. Marhin* sad Supple Ua. Repairs on all make Machine) II Si • In-Uf7 S ' T » IHam * r r ( , son C t. , 307 U 2nd 81Ph FA 2 6432 123 East First 81. FA 2-5244 * It ll|A*Oft» IIII# ft V 2 bedroom unfurn. houae tv mile l Ii apens Rook from Genera. llwy. 426 • OZIl'uR UliALTY CO. !■' I lllll.i and MiMtiB.s l l v l l l I” NM- "7* • * .'' At ll»'1 -1 Thla la a guest peat tn the M«*lr sN'ft»i W ll 'h #f I * ' M « s I. o m m• <ry Ouedo Geneva Kd I’ xrfer Laura B. Oiler, Realtor Chrysler Airtcmp Jimmy !'• 'n tro* : SI * r I Rat 1 rev.pie vrtth ehillrtn end P*t»Und Rtda-In Theatre for Ann Htaal M- Fla.d. Aiaodat* Tour Erliuud# DesUr Blcftftra C Hetftiftt t ll xelset j su* — -its Air Condttierlng and Hatting Thoraaa Raaldenca. 444 month 2661 8o Orlando Hwy FA 2-5641 alt* Wolfe. Exp date Aug | 6 . A m u r ! iht t is It • Danreitrre ROBSON SPORTING GOOD# C. H. STAFFORD • fti'tiia Nftrftren 1547 I I , Its t u n e s ' .-ns 304 E. 1st. Phone FA 2-4961 216 Oak Artnu* FA 2-4711 NO'* a- -ni'hftf i r Hoiftltt ’ Saws 4 mom furnished apt with bath. KENNETH E SLACK •ft El. ,*91 Iht p i l l S )* 7oe fibrthir Ilsur Ph. FA 2-41*1 or FA 2-339*. JOHNSON M»JIORS REG. REAL ESTATE HIHtPER Yhl* t.«n4 ot 1) *f ft Norge Appliance*—/.an.lh TV GATLIN BROTIIKKA U s e ti Home " , Muila H <9r1ft i i fits we i in - 1 . J009 E- 2nd Thon* TA t 0*11 SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS Contractor*, Draglines; Gsnavt 'fille r R adio A Applinnrr* Servire Elation for rent "r leate H'"* thrift* is i»vI* • Hull tl s« i, i# ft... f r 2444 Sanford A n Ph. FA 2 1592 22u2. Ph.’ FA 2-3276 Sanford. III 8. Tirk Av*. FA 2-035: I r * • !• Might 1 1 .aa aim off Evcc rat location. I’h FA tr S» ftrik# It Bit.% rnasr Robert A. WillijimR li— PLM L-> 10 EAl 2-2151.__________ •________ tt "O ' ftluM Lo 1 * Lalern* School of Dancing I S * 9!»n On —Fietrry tn you— ti is 1*4#' % t t Li!* * S| Dawn P r tskcrs REALTOR Tip * Aerobatic . Ballet 4 Boom utifumiihad b<vu*e CaU ll Is 0*ftr*h 1*r Tnm*rre * Aluminum I I, New i Curb Service. 11a m tn 2 a m. Enroll now for fall term*, atariRaymond Lundqulal, tl tt iiaillng ? «|h| l 11 tt , aisrn J•rr ' rat V one Han Blind* FA 2 2141 Ilusy Iter Drue In AfttKNftUOl i i i K a ta mg Ssplimber 3rd^ Claiset for Entlotad head. Sag-proof l>nttom ASSOCIATE J So ft* i ,n AMflfk Club Fremh Ave. at k’Olh R(. Unfurnlahad 2 bedroom. b*ih Phono FA 2-3961 Atlantic Bin^ i: W o l 'o r f'ronkli* — beginntra ar.d advanced atu. rail with plaatlc ends Plartlc r <t Kswa-ria I. -i •O'crO li. a-.| ) , < u .nisi home, fereened porches. Ph dents. T IV StW I---n il) op rayon tapes. Colton or n/Ln ----- 15—ISbAt 11 I'AHLURn as iae Wi iu T.in* FA 2 3710.________________ 1404 E. 20th SI Phena FA 2 4426. T IS tpnrts l ' v uur Mist Mrsalt cords. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE I " Jrrker • Cltnlce A tt 1.. ok litters itA>,< Fariy six Crumley A M«t*ith Mndarn Alr-Condtttenad Salon Senkarlk Gltaa and Point Co. 1I iS, This Furn garag* apt 2710 MalloaviL* I S' Sl-rnl-e Dswuuii Lartl «t Ours ::: S->uth Park Pr. I 4 2-4691 HARRIETTS REALTY NOOK I .1 ll i r m e n r T — • 112-114 W. 2nd Rf. Ph FV 2-4622 1 a T*% r. » Ps)»t( f ee tv..r|< At ' 6 room unfurnished houae with J r»s •* its Weill 104 S. Oak Av*. FA 2-3742 I U Mnrnlna Met,Vise sleeping porch Oulllda Ctty Conaull A ItE A LI''« First W. buy and •*>. used furnitur* :S -<.) 1f1rm'xlitcr t'a t S t. Hero A n l T h u limifi Ph. FA 2-1393. CULLEN AND IIARKEY I, sv y , « s S i.-nmer f’*:manrni Special Paying top ca«h priefi for any I IV *• I r,| Ui»|T $2 40 per cell plus parti. 9 year, i * i» s u e v ctuk a i * I -lx* af bif-i' 35. A $6 40 thing nf , aju* aUPhK TRAD experience in TV Service on all 2 Bedroom bungalow, crmpleteiy UO N. Park A 'e. Th. PA 2 . .1 II. 4# bawl ( , < f snr.,1 Mi , 'M t e r e s li Har»l Pori*r Beauty Shop maksi mtkss and mod*:». mod*!l. On* j*ar furr. 515 Palmetto A '* ING POST on 77 02 Th. TA a 1- l:* ■ ea th* \'*arii 'V 'tMlt-1 V JVC KSIIVt It.LB 11Q4 W, 23th St. FA 2-1321 guarint** «n *11 parti. W« alio 2-0677. Nicely furnished badroom. 1217 a tMinvriav r v c n iv c I is l(niis«p,f--«»rv:c* auto and home radloa. - — — — --------- --- 1■■ ■■ ■ * is v-' vMs;i. Serving the Service ) •* tsia r«> ff u s s - Maul* Magnolia Av*._____________ r IV is? a fro < I.ASS ftr.AUTY SALON Pirtur* tubai repaired in your Btlo baby b*<L full ais* Ecfellfnt • • hig o ritfx ntpori Sanford Av*. at Roialia I M KrieMsr r,*V.r Alr-Condltionid hemr 1965. guaranteed, 1 year. condition, 122.30. FA 2-1655. III' Ilout F<1» If is 1 Bedroom newly furnished home, 9 .4.31. lo 9 r M. I I t Pscrst 61,rm t ‘ V l/mi )|a-i,r Cleans oat A 'e . Lake Mary I’h w FA 2-3664. 9 am. to 5 n.m. — -----------------------------------------1 IS K4|* •<( V, * tt all electric kitchen. 512‘ t tlm ___________ FA 2 24*6 _________ b < uncs i rctioa 4 4* Opsn Hauls FA " 4Ji» laeludmr IVbary A L^k* Mary 21' Admiral TV Console, Bland* t )■> I'llirsc loquir* r.eat door. ___________ * _________ BlRNT-S TV SERVICE Cabinet With Doom. 3125. i f Ms>bsus« S, 3 ER.-2 Bath Home* U:»'» rsistrny r in s o ji, CiassUled Display :01 Ea,t Commercial Ph. FA 2-2994. ISIS Franilsp New A used homes ready (or Inr. I ' - M ' n i c IM.l l 1 WAsYr.r*" 1 1 :»< * llil* M i n i mediate occupancy. Terrains Waitrer* snd curb girl over 21. Mr-d*! airplane aupellea. X aelo rhrom* dinette set, super Omega Mill (•is gr h o » . HUTCHINSON'S Ocean Front llnors, built-in s l o . e \ u>en Apply Plr 'n Whistle. wood caning kmf* sets. Bur- enlarger. 2624 S. Llm Miss bsws A pixn-orr Apt* Daytona Beach. Call FA with ns'ural cabinet, G. !. and — ' ------------------------------------------------gas* VibMrafter tool*. - — ■ . ■ ___ r n i n t t N u asia u 2 4f 53 R. L'. Hutehlion. ____iJ J J tf.P I sl Ts,t l‘ st)srri (.ontenlional Loan). 2 »ilh Permanent realdenL Immediate ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP Wardrobe trunk and Glider, j .eo Jimmy D im II m , sbsd* treat k lake |.ti»i!»g»topening for Saeretary—Clerk. 2617 S■ Frvneh FA 2-1933 eaoellent condition. Bargain *— BI!AL E U a TC I'A r &a l ^ t is Nsws. ttssiasr. i'sstara study f 13,100. to 116,500. And good Phene FA 2—29*9. 5 day week, pleasant working *i*a Caar k s s a i f i n A A A Tree Service S g z t U M i E i E term*. eondilicna. Write Box 3 c o I i t Nsws 1V«sth,r rsmlnlna sils Mike Thil 3 Redroom Complete crib 316. FA 2 15*3. a.-o Osrry M««t* IM F ' Benford Herald Treas Removed. Damovsed Homo Really IlSV Arrnur Uudtrsy i U . T H i Ph. FA 2—0421 Larg# 3 bedroom older ►amr with YOURS WurlUaer Spinet Plano, expen- iii* Osrry M i l ' s iP ) Apply Rita shade A country. a’ .'JS!. wlih Relief Calhler, site mo<Jel. Walnut lirtsh, like llll* viriks ti nirn By selecting jour own color FA 2 023| I3A—PLUMBING and ROOFING 31.600. down. Theatre. Valiant L*1r I n*w, matching bench. Will sell Ilioo Mill I-o,a af Lif* scheme now. Other feature*— I ll ii * March Far Tswsrrww llil* bsarah Fsr r s a s r r s w ROSA L. PAYTON SEPTIC TANKS tor Rb t’ A 2 1971. Women need cosmetic*. Thar* JilrLUMBING * electric kitchen, terrains floor*, i litlsl Ouldlsg tight ------- ! lM onnired Iota and choice rtal- Registered Real Estate Broker tiemendous demand fer Avon.' INSTALLATION & REPAIRS 17" TV, table modal. New picture icture M3.CO s* Twslvs O-fTork R lp v rt 24 Hour .Service Aseoc. Albsrta J. Hall A We train you to earn the v r r i.n vonv den'ial location. tube with guarantee. Excellent IJ.-ia Up ana h* *',<iniaa ARCHIE C. HARKIF.TT dignifird way Mrs Mi! notch. William K. Hertchrl , A. hi. SHOEMAKER. JK. condition. Tranifeied, muat sell, 15 l « fianh Aa TH* WnrlV Turn* JA 2-639 or FA « 7 l l Lo. FA 2-3163 i a FA FU U M 7-M ai iiwnasKa, Box 246, 1 ocshart. Flo. i Th. FA 2-3391, 1 l.ao cur Mill Broeas 1 SSAVl-S Mather of Sanford & Television Bk Radio TV Service BROWN REALTY i^XT~AUWUILDiN* N U t ■* sail �M Dutch P otato PIos A ra M o w a n d T asty Ail Church N otice mu it be presented at The Herald ifflce by 10 a. m. on the day before publication. by the pnxe-winntng weltern novelist j WAYNE D. OVERHOLSER Q hutek. T biknA . CHAPTER 2S ducky to ba lovsd by bar. and hav« had a little Um* to adjust KjriJk REACHED tha and of lucky that I hadn't married soma myself; but sou- I find X already i FREE METHODIST O f IK CD "A GOING CHURCH FOR rilLST BAPTIST CHURCH IN bar string on tha Sunday other woman. But because It was have a aon-ia-law. and. I suppose, A COMING LORD* Laurel Ave at ill SI afternoon barer* wa started fall hard for ma ta say things Ilka a grandchild on tha way." OVl£DO COME AND SEE THERE roundup. The day w-aa a cold one, that, I just held her in my arms Sunday School 8:43 a m. "No, but I hop# you will soon," LouI• L. Day, Pastor too cold to ba comfortable outside. and looked at htr, hoping th* Nala aaid quickly. IS A REASON. Morning Worihip io:45 a.m. Th* previous week had left th* could see in my ayaa what was in •l46 am. F. M. V. 7:00 p. m. " ! knew you would ward it that Sunday School flrat frosting ef snow on tha my heart. CHURCH OF THE VAZARENE way." ha aaid. 'and U a right and u a m Evtmng Evangelietie 7:45 pm. Morning Worship paaka ef th* Sangra da Criatoa. "Sanford's Singing Church” Naia smiled and said. "let's proper. But U presents a prob­ and • 15 p m rtsdnesday night prayar Training Union and X had found a akia of lea go beard tha Uon and Uonaaa ta lem. Beeson. Aa Nila ms prob­ |Second 5L and Maple Ave, Wait prana aervice 7:10 p m. 7 P m. Evening Sen ire ca th* hors* trough* each morn, tnelr den." R. H. Speer Jr., pallor ably told you, 1 cannot help you ing. Th# aspens en both side* Wedneiday Prsyer Service 7:30 itrroon by the paetor. We walked up tha slope togeth­ financially, bo my question is iff Evening Worihip Service 7:30 Sunday School 8:45 a m. of th* valley were bright patch** p.m. natural one. How will you bo Morning Worihip 10:45 a m. p.m. Sermon by the paator. ef (range, and avert ktrt, along er. her arm through mins, for abi* to rapport a family?" cow w* didn't car* what they Prayer Jleetlng Wedneiday 7:30 Training Department* < p. w. th* creak, tha cottonwood and HILX>CRE5T BAPTI6T CHUBCn i i * or said. Just bofor* w-a "I hav* a little mer-sy." I aaod. Evening Evangelistic 7 p a. wtiicw is*vos war* tuning, a raw pm. GENEVA Mid-week Prayer meeting etch failing so that they mad* a dry reached tha houaa. I said: Thar* "If I doat suy r.c-a 111 get a la en* thing. I'll b* gone for twa Job." Imtated. 1 added. ’"Wa rustling under our fast. Wedneiday i.43 p.m. You'll get compliment* a-plsntv when you surprise th* family Paator Chari** * • _ « » » fl Jr' IlIK SALVATION ARMY with these appetising Dutch Potato Pies. This easy.to.prepsre recipe Nsla pounded th* dirt with a or thra* week*, depending on naver expected to liv# off you." The Church of th# Nararer.e i i 1 Sunday morning 211 Ea<t Second Street H* didn t act as if he had was developed by the Washington Stats potato grower* who report closed fiat, crying out at ma: "I luck and wealhsr. You'd batter Wesleyan In doctrine evangeUaiic 10 a.ra. Sunday School Meeting* that their famous Russet potatoes are in good supply now and you cant go on. WUii It lan’t any atay with your dad until I gat heard ma K* stared at his pipe in appeal, and world-wide in 11 a m. Morning ^orahip his face troubled, and now his can enjoy th.sir delicious, rr.tsly f.uAr.eii in all your favorite potato way to start a nsamaga! By tha back." Sunday minion. dlihea, -Of oouraa." ah* aaid. ”X thought* aaamad to turn inward Sunday *v «ia « tim* you gst back from LaadvtUa. 10:0C a m. Sunday School "Whoaoeva? «dU may coma’’. a n B O. Training Union there won t even ba aaough letvsa wouldn't fit ca roundup vary "TU lOM my housekeeper." ba DUTCH POTATO PIES U:00 a m. HoliMia Meeting said. "She's a good one. Beeson, 7-50 pra. Evanlng Worahlp en tha brush to hide us. Are w* well." Crust FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday 7:J0 p m. Prayar maat- Open Air (Street Meeting) 1:33 doing this becausa wa don't want W* went In. Mathers. was In a very good one go that make*9 11-lb. can corned beef or *4 cup catsup OF GENEVA pm. to hurt Sarah and Dad, or ba- th* middle of on* of hie mono­ you th* winner in every field cf eorned test hash 1 egg Ing. Paitor | 7:00 p.m. Jack L. Stewart Y.PJ* causa wa’r* aowardi?" logues. Sarah aat by th* win­ amior-" 1 small onion,chopped 10 a. m. | 7:10 p.m I Sunday School I aaid- "You dkla't axpact .Vtli salvation Sleeting 'Both. I guess." I. sad. T a a dow tawing, plainly berod. Thar* Combine all Ingredient*. Divide into quarters sad turn into in­ ASSEMBLY o r GOD CHU'aCH Tueaday Morning Service 11 a m. dividual esirerMes Shvp* wdih snonn in mixture lines bottoms ir.^ biggsr coward when it enmaa to had baan a lira* whan aha w m to stay with you ail bar Ufa. did lJth St- and Lanrrl Ave. sides of caucroles. Baht in modern* oven (330'f ) 25 minutes. garth than anything ait*.' 3.70 p.m ‘ Evening Service corp Codata imprasaad by hint and hur.g on you?" Bar. H. M. Snow "No, of course pot 1 wasn't • U p ra *1 know," Ktla said bitterly. every word, but that time had 4:00 p.m Training Union Band Pracue* Filling 7:30 p. m. “You always think of her first, been long gone. Tiieao 8und*>- thinking ef that You have called Sunday School a S*. Led.es Hum* League 7:30 p.m. Preaching Cilices bacon 2 tip*, sugar but lit time you were thinking afternoon dinner* had bocoma m* your enemy. Unfortunately, 7:30 p.m. Morning Worahlp » *'™ Wed. Prayer Service Thursday l tbsp. (lour 1 onion, thinly H..«d you hav* been proved right in of yours*if. And ms." rvanetUatlc Service 7.JC p.m. Preyer Meeting habit an much aa anything. 7:30 p.m. 4 cup w-ster I-j medium Washington Russet CHURCH OF CHRIST Eh* had a right to ba btttar. Mathara stopped, trr.uted by your predictions. Our crop* did Vreye* and Bible Study Wednea- Seturdiy cup vinegar potatoes,diced to make Maybe w* should hava cut every our *c trace*- Wa had not baan cot manure Pertaps U was th* 2nd S«. and Elm Ave. Up*, salt J cupa day at 7 JO pm . Open-Air (Street Meeting) 6:53 Lis th* day w* returned from gona as long as usual. "Gat lessen, but th* fact stands. Over Ralph br*»*r *■ Try bacon till crirp. Remov* frem pan and chop. To fat In ran ••Coma to Worihip. go to le n tp.m. half of aur people ar* gone. Only# Canon Oty. I still wasn't sure, cold?" h* asked. add flour and bler.d well. Gradually stir In wstsr and vlneesr and cook Evangelist th* farmers ar* left besides me but from Nala's ton* of vole* I "Yea." Nsla aaid. "but that SUNDAY FOSTER CHAPEL knew w* couldn't put it off any isnt why w* cam# back. W# and Scott Thera is talk of mov­ lightly and spoon into baked crust and ten’*. Makes 4 servings. LTSALA COMMUNITY Bible School ------------- 1* , ming onto your rang* and Costel­ longer. have something to tali you." METHODIST CHURCH PHESBYTEKIAN CHURCH Morning Worihip — -— U * m"All right” I aaM. "Lat a go Sarah laid bar sowtrg ta htr los and Brahms'. Thoaa who tro Rev. C. C White Minister Evening Werahip — 7 patail ih*m now.” Dp. stuck tha haodi* through tha doing ths taiicar ar* man who Mra. Clover 3|arra Piar.iat TUESDAY m .. o w e * n S j - ; Eh* looked at m* to see if I cloth, and looked at ma I think win vet* to ditsoiva tha society Mra. Pamela Summerlin Aaat Ladlas Class . ----------- * m meant it "Tou'r* sure you w-ant sh* expected to hear w# were en and divide.our assets." "I'm sorry—" I began. Pianist to?" gaged, which would still have WEDNESDAY "So, you're not sorry because B:00 p m. Worahlp Service "No. but it's got to bo dene." given her time to break us up. Georgs Psiold, Asst. Sup!, of llible Study Ctaa»*i----- P-ra -What wilt Sarah do?" I aaid. "Nfla and I war* mar you have been proved right, and Churth School THURSDAY “I don't know. She can't firm rtad in Canon City last month.' r» man is sorry in a case 'oka SOUTH BIDE BAPTIST Church School 10 i n . Mens Training Claaa me and ths can't run ms off, hoSarah's fa** want deathly that. . . But now yog ar* taking CHURCH » pm Worship 11 a.m. 2nd and 4«h night* causa I'm half-owner ef th* white. A cry cam* out ef her as from m# th# only person who Eaat 77th W* Aa Park Ave ranch. And ah* won't go to your If sh* w-era choking; then th* vital to me. so I am vary much Evening Worship 6:30 p. m. JACKY FE.YWICK The and of 7»ur aearch PINE CRESTBAPTIST d e l" "Everybody Invited to attend whirled her ccair around and alone. It will bo an effort to ad* Per a friendly Church. "Ms khuwt that," she said. wheeled it Into Uia bedroom aa lust myself. As for my promise CHURCH our aervice*." “Their affair was like a fire­ fast en ah* co-aid and slsmned to keep my poop!# off your rang*. (A Church of the Soulbsrn HIHot w n U M k a M s s - ****" FIRST METHODIST CHURCH cracker that fust sputtered out I Ua door. Only then did I look I will keep It if I llva" H* Baptist Convention) If you think I've had some sad I couldn't sok for nicer neighgu»i* they never did really lev# at Mather*. H* aurprlsed m* by glanced at th* bedroom doer. Inttndint _ P*»wr Paator Dr. A. E. Rutland Joe H. Co-arson short columns before, lock at this bors! Bob and Pat Hoppe live on each other." creasing tha room and holding "However, there is a possibility Sunday Bible School » • Sup*. Sunday School Educational Director Reckel Boa- J. A. Hunt you will no longer be connected "Wall, ws’v* go* to faco facta." out his hand. on*!!! W* moved ye.Urdiy, Wed- of* ^ Q, ^ (VAH-S>. and John ! Church home looted temporarily aley I sail. "Sarah won't want an­ nesday), and all I'va done today .. "Congratulations." h* aaid. T with the Bo* P." in Plnecresl School. 9:45 a.m. Church School "I'm half-owner," I aaid. other woman In tha herns* with should have foreseen this, but I it clean up ihe laat plv-e w, «vi Ruth ArnUtMd on th* oth. 5?££»& > • « » • ;• Clausa for all agta. Sunday School 9:15 a m. lived in. end TRY to find places j nr- Gladys and "One house and two woman?" her. Or. sven if ah* aaya ahe's didn’t. I have only one thing to Lynn GerUr, Worahlp Service 11 * m. ah* d make it unpeaalbit aay. Ycai'r* getting tha finest Ha shook hi* haad. "It would " " ‘J i m K » i U “ ’ ' 11 *.m. — Holy Communion for *11 the lunk 1 have! And 1 (NAS), live acrosa the street, as willing, fe for you to atay." Trainag Union 6 30 p m. gul in th* world, and I hop* you caver do." A p m. MYF mean JUNK: My husband aaya do Chuck and Norma Bon*. (HA: You Are Waleom# K* lighted his pip* casually, T m aura aho would." Ncia prove worthy of bar." Evening Servirs L45 P-®- I’m a "pack rat", can't bear to TU) Strictly a "Nary" neighbor7:13 Organ Vespers agrewl and some of my old respect for *X tdm to," he Mid. Nursery provided. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 7:30 pm. "Faco Temptation" throw anything away. That's r.ot' hood! I know there arc some civil* "So wa'vt got on* of two things Nsla kissed him then, and be­ him returned. Though he had ad­ Recrsatlon for young people In quit* true. I guest Fro just "tight", I uni around too, but having only ■av J. W. Parham. Paator to do. Ws can build another houaa gan to cry. *1 was afraid ycu mitted he was cet th* brink ot HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL McKinley Hall after evening aerand can’t boar We thought of re- j been here one <lay, I haven't had and I can go on redding the Bex wouldn't fan! this way,” ah* said, disaster, he still retained an sir CHURCH S ? r m H a »• 0,k *” vice. P. or w-e can cut Inoeo and start and sat down and wiped her #>##. af dignity and confidence In placing all the s'uff l throw » » chare* to meet them. Every­ Sunday School 9:43 a m* Cor. Perk Av*. end Fourth St. somewhere else " "I hat* weepy women, but I guess sptt* of ail that had happened. way thinking I’ll never have r.ecd thing ii so dean *M new, it'* Morning Worihip Service 11 a. Th# Rev John IV. Thiunes, Rector LAKE MART BAPTIST "1m not afraid," aha said. I’ ve been worrying about thla too I found myself feoling pity for of it! We’re on Rosalia Dr. now, j "Seventh Heaven’'!! Didn't have t a.m. Holy Euehiriit CHAPEL ll cut loose." ths man. long." a phone for a day and a half, "Wa Training Union 6:45 P-m 9:13 a m. Family Service Laka 31ary, Fla. I rose and helped her to her Mathers patted bar awkwardly but I do now, so p!caia call. * Evening Worahlp » „ Paator — Rsv. W. A. Ellauwood and Church School “ I won't sharo my men with feet I kissed her and held her for on tha baad. then walked to the Wedneiday Prayer * p' U a.m. Morning Prayer end SerPat McClur* did. and want# to a moment and for lhat moment window and took out his pipe and anything ar anybody.' Too Sunday School 8:45 a.m. "Come thou with ua and wa will Morning Worship 11 a re. mon. ramaird all YAH-7 Wives that I could not speak. I loved bar began to fill tt. “ To tell th* should know that by now." m _ I, l*«o A. */*••. SCO. do thee good." Tuesday and Thursday — l«Hy there will be e mealing this com­ too much. I was lucky, just as truth, I don't quit* know how to Sarah Faroe* I* going to anTraining Union 6:30 p.m. Tien RawhUl had said on tha day taka It If you had aaid you Pravanliv* Medicine—III — Communion —7:30 a m. ing Monday night. Don’t forget! Continue "Gtmloek" Evening Worihip 7:30 p.m. Wednesday—Holy Communion — SANFORD REVIVAL Also saya tint son Dale, (attend-1 »'• were married, to gat Nsla: were going to get married. E4 Trayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 p.m. W# think ef preventive medi­ ing submarine school in New Lon. j Key. L. F. Taakar. *••** 10 *.m. . _ PAOLA WF.SLETAN Saturday — Sacrament of r e - cine a* including everything that den, Connecticut), write* that all * Sunder Sehool J J helps to keep rcon!e well, Involv­ the ''dope." we gave him about1 METHODIST CHURCn nance —56 pm ing the control of epidemics, de­ • Mile* Weal nn Bt. I« generative diseases, and accident what kind of clothe# he'll need, Sunday School 8:43 a m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH or Industrial harard. We have al­ etc., was all wrong!!! (But really, — ly W1U1AM 8ITT— Morning Worihip 10:45 a.m. ready mentioned how the epidemic is it our fault they're having the 319 Park Av*. Central P rut Writtr Weilryan Youth 6:43 p.m. ha* been brought under control. hottest summer lhat most "old (A Southern Bsptiat ( hurth) Crippling and chrome disease* 7:30 p.m. W. P. Drooks Jr. .LET regular Seturday Morning Broad- Evening Worship Pastor WHEN fireflies tight up. thsy’ra work*. th# girl firafiy promptly timers" can remember???' But Wednesday Prayar Meeting 7:30 Fred B. Fisher Aisoclste Tastor are beinr sough*, out through just wilt! Last winter wes one of eat* him. Probably he saya, ‘May over WTRR asking tor a data, th* National UDSiQJIL m in health surveys, and people p.ra. Geographic anclsty declare*. And X cut In?' and sh* aaya, TU bite'.' Jlr. W. L. Harmon Dirsctor of are being taught saftty at work. I ihe coldest in recent years, and LUTHERAN CHURCH Everyone Welcome now cornea thla column's lightning —and that'* It! On ths highway, too, dtisens they expect this winter to be much Music . Rev. Cecil W. Shiffri ! ! t O f THE REDEMEER bug expert. Prof. Alleh Kay, with Mr*. Guy Bishop Director of are being trained for safetvt the same! Roofing: - Jalousies Schools, traffic court*, and civic, Ma sharp analysis of th* situa­ "Litre humane, /Irtfliee quit gag W. TJih Plate Musle Monday night will be squareCHURCH OF GOD bodiea are trying to educate driv­ rollup when lovesick, tut, imlik# tion; Phone FA 1-7M7 O rn a m en ta l Iron . again, either Lake Organist ers to keep Intact their ow-n skin* dancing Rev. H. W. Ilrndcrson. Plator Mt*. Marvin Milan Aumans, /Ary confixu* to look On I !! The Bar. Phillip fchlMsmanm Morning Worship 6:45 a.m* and those of other drivers and Golden, or the Chief* Club, de. French Av*. end Z2»d St. the bright side. T i n t eg," aaya (A* pood, pray Paator Doors Sunday School 9-<5 a m. riders. Some doctors. Including pending on just how flckla "Mot. Sunday School 8:43 a m. t t I pro/, "who are ice to criticise a surgeons who work on highway her Nature" decides to ba. Sunday Sehool • ;» 11 Evangelistic Service 7:30 p m. Jlornlng Worship romance that may prove to It ' However, where fireflies differ accident rases, ar* trying to get * P-1" 1 the public to ask for rafrr car Congratulations to VAH-ll on /•it a /Tosh in the pan T BUM* Cl..* , ' ; 2 aim*Mid-Week Service Tuesday 7:39 Training Union rani frem humans In thslr lav* Ufa Evening Worihip * P mwinning tha Bombing Derby". Interiors. Other physicians, like p.m. Is they romance with the lights on. ! ! ! Sp7ayer Tor The Day" Thone PA 7:30 pm. radiologists who must examine Haven't heard who. what, or any Young People Sendee Thurs­ Wednesday Service I t t '•ay firstly fiaihs* v»h*n hs 1-5771. the accident victim by x-rays to (Nuraerv for all service*) -------------- •- . r j of the odiar detail*, so at Dus day 7:10 p.m. want* a data. II OX, girl firstly "Lueifsrtn combining with oxy­ determine the vx ent of injurle. „ Ju„ , ^ .d o n * to all (Earphones for hard of hearing) flash** back, that's dsflnilsly lavs gon tnablss th* firafiy to gat ro­ (or. more tragically, th# causa of ^ pirUtip4lH ffom ^ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST KBENEZER METHODIST SIGN LANGUAGE mantic. With humans," th* old •» first U|ht. death) ar* trying to educate tha SCIENTIST 6th And Mnpl* CHURCH professor conclude*, "convertible Sunday School Clast 9 *5 am. public in habits cf aif* driving. ron. ( Would love to hear the part­ f II 100 E. Second 8L Cltrae Height* WELCOME "It a string* mala tries to nus- combining with plenty of . maThere is education in .other sc- icular* from some loyal VAll-11'Sanford — FA 2-0500 rldsnt fields, too. fsrent* *r* erl) Well back to work!! Rev. Albert 8. Farrier Paator .*!• In on these romantic fire­ rum* often will do It." FIRST PRESBYTERIAN being taught safety precaution* Sunday School 10 a.m. Clifford In watching cut for children—for. CHURCH E. Jotnsou. superintendent. sine# disaas* tolls sr* lower, acci­ WatoMdlT*rVenlag MaaUngi 1:00 Preaching Service 11 a.m. <ak A v * l and Third St. dent! ar# now th* number on* Th* R*v. A. G. Mclnnis. Mlniatar Preyer meeting, WeJneadip, 7:30 killer in childhood. U ^ n , Sermon •ChrialUn Mr*. George Touhy, Minlater cf p.m. • Another enemy of children, sick and old people in certain locali­ Mualc _ __ ties it air pollution. Now that K a 'd i i Boom located to Foyar THE CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY Miaa Kalherlno Bron-n. D C-Econtamination of food, milk and ALLIANCE CHURCH of Church Building open to pubLe 8:45 #.m. Sunday School water ar* problem* nearly aoivtd, ?J 0 t T 4:30 pm . Tuaaday and Perk Ave. A tub St. 10:50 a.m. Seaaion meat* for air pollution it beginning to get Sunday prayur In th# Saaston Room Its deeervtd share of attention. ^Vordlal' Invitation la **t*n')*1 Bunday School 8:43 a.m It «.m. Some cities like Pittsburgh have Morning Worship to all to attand our aervleaa and Worihip 10:40 a.m Anthem—"Creato In M* A Clean managed its better control. Others Ajch as Lcs Angeles have still to uae the Reading Room. Heart'’ . . it. SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY Chancel Choir tolv* ST* LUKE’S LUTHERAN In all the** effort* health deADVENTIST CHURCH Anthem-"Dletaed la Th# Manpsrtments. voluntary health agenin Stavta (Ntar OvUdol Ssssttlh St. and Elm Av*. Chaplain W. C. Fuller riei, county medical societies, Pastor A. C. McClur* Chaplain W. C. Fuller Ref. Stephen M* * * * * Industrial medical services and „ .♦.ornlng Worahlp 1.75 am* Sabt-ath School Saturday "To know God la so Worthwhile tabor union* are among the Radio Mlaalo* Broadcaat at • . » 8:30 a.m. Nurseries lor children under rroupa that eooperalt for the rub" V S . over WORZ (TV) U lie's better health. Worship Service II a.m. three • *cd throe to •!*« #V*7Y That th* publie itself cooper­ Sunday sehool »:00 • » — *«* *11 Prayar Meeting Wednesday Sunday morning during the 11 ate* i* shown in a mowing aware­ 7:50 pm. ness of th* need for Information i n. worship hour. o S l u T i T , MJJ1 - » • » $ cm health matters, ind an interest • p.m. Sanlor High Fellowship— through Friday 1:00 a m LAKE MONROE BAPTIST In following along with modern Youth Building medical procedures such as mass CHURCH elemanUry IW1 *5n 1 7 «In ch R e g . $ 2 9 .9 5 H«g. *24 95 7:30 pm . EVENING WORSHIP •vollo Immunltatun and mss* gartan.) Paitor, B. G. Brown Sermon—Dr. J. Ralph h'**!e hsalth survey* including x-ray A Church Kith A Friendly Wel­ TA B LE M O DEL CHURCH O f Anthem—"Are Y* Able" oxsmmstion. 2 0 -In ch G .E . R A D I O come Nests Preventive 3/sdieine JV,* OF LATTER DAY SALVTS Youth Choir Three miles west of Sanferd on Nurserle* for children under J. G. Brooka - B *™ * Prealdenl first street, then right it Monroe E L E C T R IC F A N three, and three to 8, every Sun me: *Let ua go into th# hous* a! city Hall Corner. Sunday School „ "Not forsaking the assembling of dsy morning during the- U am the Lard' " • Sacrament Meeting ourselves together, as th* minner wonhip hour. Wednesday Primary Maeiing *t of some la: but exhorting one an$ 3 9 9 5 $ 1 2 9 5 FIRST CHRISTIAN Yacht Qub 4 P ®CHURCH other: and so mueh the more, THE RANFORD CONGREGATION af Jehovah’* IVltneeias Where You Ar* Never a as ye ate the day approaching.” ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST 1(21 West 1st. St. stringer But Once" Heb. 10:25 Sunday 3 pm. Watehtow-er atudy CHAPEL 1607 Sanford Ave. Sunday School—10 a. m. Wednesday I M p m . Googrogstlon Perry L. Stone, Minister Morning Wonhljs—11 a. m. g llir Springe Bibl* atudy ____________ Surviay School, 9 45 am. J. Earl S p on afd by F l?t BapUm Cb«rch Training Union—7 p. m. Friday 7:30 p.m. Ministry school I Evsni" Supt. Evanlng Worahlp—• p. m. Sanford. Fla. Prayer Mealing Wednaaday night rrtday »:30 p.ra. Service meeting Sarvtr* of wor.h.p, 1! o'clock H. H. Martin. Paator I truest Minuter Gilbert E. Counts —• p. m. Suniiy School CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN DaLand, will supply tha pulpit WIST BIDE MISSIONAIT CHURCH during tha pastor's vacation Evening Service T .» P- «• BAPTIST CHURCH a member of Open Communion. Antham by tb* Onmar of West Fifth and Holly THE UNITED CHURCH OF p a o u church of c h i u t choir. "WELCOMES YOU" Nursery factlltln Off street parkCHRIST Lord’ * Day: Bible * * * * * * Comer of Park Air. * 24lh 84. ing. The public Is Invited. A special Worahlp Service U:W a m. Paator Wm. L. Strpchna SUNDAY 8:45 Church School welcome is extended to new reEvening Service “ P m- Associate B. D. Crtlglow Sunday School 10 a m. 11:00 Wsrihlp »id*nts. Navy families, tourists, Everyone Welcome Pilgrim Faliowihlp summer guest*, and cthsrs who Morning Worship Ua .m. 4:00 CHULIOTA BAPTBIT CHURCH Bible Study 7 p m. TUESDAY T:30 Song Sarvie# hav# no regular place foe worsip C. O. Iveggerty • FeOer E-tnlng Service J. Barnard Root I In Sanford. 7:45 p. m Minister Sunday School 10 a.a. Assictanl R. K. Armstrong j OYF. Chi Rho aad J ri, Wad , Mid week Service Wednesday Mernlag Worahlp Service U e.m 7.45 p. m. *T «•• gitd whoa they aaid unto 6:30 a a . J S Thow (Kean J h i& ! JSSiw ;s: The Picture Of Health sssfflUa-Aa SS&tiB. YOU'RE TELLING ME! ;i': WE ARE OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 SPECIALS FOR TONIGHT S I A Q*h TV AND MANY OTHER BARGAINS RSStaT “»“i WINN TV CORNERlstand SANFORD 'iVvT.Vs^. 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II ^ ^ : ' J MERRILL 1 UH(((l[-fll[[ULI-JO!im imaiit ■M U m i l YAMAGUCHI FEATURE— 0:S» Only SAIUKHAY ONLY - r i 1 .« . r ' . 3 ? .. . .7 ______ j rillOWS— 1:51 — 4:11 — I H c o -iir r f a t r a fl o f p t f u m m . dan end vfotencnf i c j u t y e o , FEATl RB— TJ0 —PLUS <> r - f rf a * tSi . tu'lhr mhiA v» "• IAO m a rth a i n W * 7 y tH v l c k c r s ! ^ ^ « « HPtf wen* n t H H j a mu mm hr&H— trt S>/ a * / * • K t ' f o* t** f e K / T i RP uSt f P /t i s i —4 - n»«M h ran e * v n SHOW S 3 :0* — « :5t — (:.1 I Starts Sunday TASTES LIKE A FEATURE- 0 04 OaV SUNDAE! T h e HInck Arrow** Chapter No. 8 SUNDAY * MONDAY 3&S3Ai€& M d - M ’a h i g h , .wrlda a n d C o l a P o r t e r j Spencer Katharine HEPBURN ant# rta ln m a n t I ta u t m retro rfoouciw. * IC E ' C R 6A M A bintnt bo»»n«»! m oeU Im irfim , rlth la IK* fit*or of froth b*n»n»«. with rii*>on« of ( h o c e l a l * fu<l(« •w-rl»d all through it* m a m f gtw dna**. n B r)o f K — aov I i*t» ^ tv -fi-f FRED ASTAIRE CYD CHARISSE -Silk Stockings JAMS PAIGE:'PETER LORRE MltUAMI c(c»cf t o i u • * ? ( « i-Aorr • . • BHOWS— 1:0. — J:0« — SIS — 7:21 — J:J* Desk Set C e»» *#»■ m i e ( FEATU RE- I K -CHILDREN UNDER II ADMITTED FREE" n A �# Editorials Foreign TYRANNY! T O D A ri THOUGHT -v», Mtrr •■• Ikal MliS • ■ l a i a l , la H , I jb *4 . ■ k a li • a l a r l a l a Ik a l l i | 4 m at f c . a t r . i k a l k a I k a l < — •» ik a M i l l mt m r r a l k t r a k a la l a k a a a a a .* By CHARLES M. McCANS I tailed f m i Staff Ctrretpoodrnl Independent Communist Yugo­ slavia has won a big victory In ecoeomie negotiations wish Soviet Rusria. But Poland Is still in serious economic trouble and there U no immediate prospect that It can rat either from Russia or the I'oUed Stitei the aid it needs to safeguard its semi — independent status. Mr. Commissioner: What Are We Going To Get For A Tax Dollar ? W ell! The Board o f Seminole County Commission"** have really got them•elvee Into a peck of trouble now. Firat. because o f a majority voting for th# move, an additional three mill* have been dumped onto the taxpayer who already is burdened with increased federal taxes. In­ creased state taxes and Is facing a millage increase In the City o f Sanford. Second, a move to form a citizens tax study committee was turned down cold be­ cause as one commissioner put It "no good will be done." What will be the answer to the taxpayer for his money when he asks "W hpt do I get in return?" , Absolutely nothing is the only answer possible and the records will show that there's nothing added to the 1967-68 budget to benefit the taxpayer. The only Increase went to ‘‘the Court House" in the form of bigger bites from fees and increased incomes. Not one capital Improvement project was included in the new budget. Yet there's $0,000,000 added to the assessment rolls. $23,000 more for the funds from tax reven­ ues. and $20,000 subtracted front the "sur­ plus in order to balance the proposed mon­ ey sen d in g measure for Seminole County. The Sheriff's .Department budget this year (1936-67) was figured at approximate­ ly $120,000, possibly a little more. And this year's proposed budget for the same depart­ ment (1937-5B) calls for only a shade more than *100,000— a reduction in spending for that department by as much as $20,000. The millage goes up, the school millsge remains the same, the people get nothing. Again this coming year there will be no roads to amount to anything. The Road and Bridge fund will produce enough revenue to keep some of the roads scraped where clay exists— but for good paved roads the funds are not available. The commissioners themselves admit that they don't have enough equipment to keep crews working all day in all sections o f the county. In many instances as much as two hours a day are lost because o f long hauls to and from the small amount o f road building and road repairing equip­ ment now on hanl. Road materials in the proposed budget will bo Just "a drop in the bucket" compared to the needs of the coun­ ty as it expands beyond all manner of esti­ mates. "Just a stop gap measure'' as one pro­ gressive commissioner calls it. And no more than that can be the answer to the more News C o m m e n ta r y President Tito of Yugoslav!, d0-| Oornulk. f t tided recently to teet the So* ,*t, ToUnd 75 n mion «10iUr_SJl j u s owed for yaars for transporting government's expressed desire of gnoda and troops between °.unia better relations by asking It to and East Germany. He also asked make good on unfulfilled prom­ Russia to tncreaie shipment* of ises of 210 million dollars in iron ore to keep Polish steel m llii^ credits. in fuller operation. A delegation of economic ex Mkita l/o*** Temper which he tent to Moscow has returned to Belgrade with a| Gomulka got nowhere. It is repromise that th. credit, wtU ^ The United Staler granted Po-j c ^ u ’ka^H* 1* said to hove than $1 million put into government opera­ land credit* toUling 95 million j Comulka that Poland ia dollars In surplus farm products .. ilklB_» r umi» and that it had tions out of the taxpayers pocket. and mining machinery to strength- . (Uf elsewhere for help, The commissioner from the south end o f en its weak economy and help I Kj,r j ,}K)tc> w,» referring to Po­ the county said fiercely— "I will not vote lo maintain the large meeiure of —juest for American nid. fo r an increase in millage when the tax­ freedom it kaa wo* from Russian , fterir,nl. Khru.hohrr ^ p a y e r In Sanford are paying for the roads' domination. , c -vj-t Kim Deputy Premier Wheat Shipment Arrises *■•■#■• i Mikoyan to Warsaw to and services for the south portion o f Semi­ The first shipment of 9.16* tom u n ^J ^ Here are authoritative answers nole County." ^ ^ oUlbrull. Mikoyaa from the Veteran. Administration of wheat under this credit *rLine* were drawn tighter yesterday be­ ^ have ,old Gomulto questions of current Interest to rirad at the Polish port Gdynia tween the three commissioners wro Insist­ on July 21. . . th Soviet government former servicemen and their fam­ But Poland haa asked a total of . . —gtudy'' hi* request for the ed on adding three mill* and approving the ilies: 200 million dollar* and thero Is transit payments. But there has peojrosed budget and the two commissioners Q. f understand I can get m y' » 8e* •lmo“ been no indication that the paywho demanded that the millage remain the (11 loan entitlement re.tored if 1 i d«»P*rt4U* . ment. wnuld be made. same until a citizen* tax committee could bivt to Ml! mjr house beciuie of HhSU the fmti sU£e of Tollin* study the problems o f the county. getUng traniferrrd to a job in an- L’ nlted States negotiations was other city. But what if I'm trans­ approaching in Washington, Po­ The time ha* come when the business |>coferred to another job in the same lish Communist leader Wladyilaw ple o f the county and the taxpayer* who nre rity, on the other vide of town? Gomulka went to Moscow at the shouldering most o f the financial responsi­ If 1 sold my house, could I get head of a trade delegation to seek bility o f county government should demand help. my loan rights restored? A. Generally a change of jobs J that a thorough study oi the county's t«.\ structure front beginning to end l>c made P \ _ _ , A X A i r w L s within the tame metropolitan area ' would not be considered a reason and presented to the people as well ns the D O g g y A S p G C T S U l /V lin K for restoring your loan rights. Board o f Commissioners. .. „ ................................. However, restoration might be apIt was downright Insulting to hear one * * <*Ll0G •eo,t {or Mo," <^u• Wn W t n l More than 100 thousand di**bt-4 L ailed Pres* Staff Correspondeat ,***),. mtde » pink ermine j ,r,™' c h ^ ^ T 'j e b ed worker* hare been notified commissioner say ‘ 'we're not going to let NEW N>" YORK Y,,HK H " P— Today inaiv set's im i for a toy poodle *“ “ 'location to match "the1 location Involves substantial in that they have qualified for social citizens como up here and tell us how to Veterans C o rn er More Than 10,000 Disabled Workers Will Gel Benefits time or cott of think some more about with coal of Nancy Crompton, the bal- crease In the securiy disability Insurance bene­ emphasis on iu doggy a*p*cU. jerina. Betsy Palmer, the actress transportation to and from work. fit* and wilt receive tbelr first Some of our b#tt#r drentd do(< A ranvb mink coat for her Q. I hare • World War It check, during August, the Socisl term insurance policy. If I need|wouldn't be caught dead with • dog, and Madge Gabor got two, Security Administration announc­ m,nk ,°*t over their own c.*t. one ranch and one whit# mink, *** 4 h',n* «ould I borrow on thix ed. Most of the check* were de­ match hera. polity? livered August J. the remainder those who pay the reported five cent* an 1 Milton Herman, who hit ex. pande«i conxlderable creative efli, ! A- No. World War II term inwill be mailed shortly thereaflri. acre tax on land holding*— who are privileg­ fort on remaking the dog Into . ‘ *«• borrowing value, Social Security benefit check* ed to tell the commissioners whst can be m ini fine-furred friend, lays he |h, . ' . " lm. However, your Wnrid War II term for any month are ordinarily de­ hn decoratrd around 100 it-as * bo* r " * “ tu® P®0/ policy may be converted to perdon* and whnt nut to do! livered on the thiird of the follow.* ,n t0r •', *n*** 1 boxvr ntinent Insurance, which does he­ lng month. Because of the large And the statement "W e don't want in- n the lait four vrar» with ‘ ur —whit, mink, black ro.!, exactly matching thoi- rur" '" J V , b,“ *k «*■ to build up a loan value after number of disability appUcaUons. duatry in Seminole County'' seemingly is •. j , . rmnk, <nd and cerulean* to match (t ha* been in force one year. th -i, i Inmkofficial* aaid. it wa* lmpoa«b!e i.,a»cu if —c.. .-a u -s-e t. c „ .u " Q. A friend of mine recently •the type of ''telling" that a m ajority o f Hetman, a iina fur rnaoufacturr Va to get chocks out on August 3rd lost hi, light aa a result of a commissioners are listening to. *r and retailer, does about 80 per M... . to all those entitled to dirabllity turn World War II combat injury. What ^‘ n<# benefits for th# month of July. What ia the answer, .Mr. Commissioner! cant of hi. buslnevs wita shew I&00 for is his deadline for obuinlng a VA Thoe* disabled workafs who.e ap­ Are we to have progress in Seminole people. H* bulleve. his most un- 1,00 toT “ ny #BM to grant to buy an autamobila? plication* can be approved In the wen o u t lin in g io-, w a , « « “ J* A. He ha* three yean from County or will we just idly stand by and ulust pooch outfitting job was near future will receive their fust fo' * * « • ' hl*"w‘ for the minutur. Kr.ncu fSSO, which set • doggy price the time his btlndnaaa oeurred to mark time while other counties march on of Lillian Rolh, the singvr — . - j4 checks In coming month*. _____ , , __ . . ftle an application for a VA grant > ■1 Roth n il purchased, for 17,000 record in by with equalization. Improvement, new Miss ^ Mermans ^ ^ shop. Alt disabled worker* eligiblag for an automobile. Mtt MAIIA MOHTANIZ, 20, of __ __ Th* dog geu the same treat. »t<Je biaCK roads, newr parks and recreation areas, new a rc$rriibla coat—cne under the law. and whose applica­ Q. I am a disablad Korean vet. Hoboken. N. J , is shown with tions are ftlfd before the end of industry and income, new services, n mo-] diamond mink a very dark brown txaetir tvnan taking vocational rehabilit­ her lt-month-old daughter, December 1957, will get benefit h. other tide gold Une The . ^ . * /»' , . ‘ ,xleUf* lllon irs.mng win my Miriam, who may have to go ation uaining. Will monthly dern jail, better maintenance equipm ent.— - . . . ... r not like the felt coat* you sec in “ v*; . T. payment* for die month* of July through life with a r.eedla In her hsl a hood, and .3 did ihe rubilatenc* allowance end as aoon mosquito control, hyacinth control, modern stores with strap*. We fit thel : . , ... through December of this year. brain. Doctors say an operaUon -----, ,h., ,i, as I am declared rehablliuted? pog Coal. Eapensive , dog so that all we need to keep A Jt ^ ^ m fgr , w0 health and welfare offices—and on to p would prove fatal. Th# needle Claimants filing after December wa* imbedded when a picture 1957 will not receive benefits for o f those are new schools, added cla ssro o m s.1 The dog's coat coat onlv »5M. 1 • co11 on 11 w* tn**®! monthi aher yo-j are declarwl reframe fell ^n th* child's head. any time before the month of auditorium s. gym nasium s, classroom equip- but, *« Herman point* out. “ it * c* '* * habilitated. application. n , .r .. and h l„ h ,r „ . c h . r . . l a r i . , ; * • • • '" ' ^ .T d ^ a . ---------------------------------------To qualify for disability Insur­ Compare the proposed budget with what Ulj on lt |^c, uie 0f p,, hood.! (n- Tbe dog'a lining always matchance benefit* a person must be ia needed and then lot the people know xhrowa back. It served th* deg e* ,h® ‘ u»<omer* lining." between 50 and 65 years of a g * l w hat they're going to g e l! I* a larga collar; worn forward,{ Herman once made a coat for and have a long-lasting disability By UNITED PRESS I CALAIS, franc* — Gustav* that prevent* him from engagtr; a Th- f pr^ ,ionl l" thi* ' ‘ ,h ,t on ^ « ° T,r ,J,e ^ m . B u m ,.. The law WASHINGTON - Sen. Hubert A-<olph Brcknar, 45. of Charleroi, in substantial activity. t T : tu\in T t C0Ur.tr<Xu,n; - W ? a l mad. . Whit, mink Win Min Than, who c m . M. „ umptiwy en tft- P*-, On giving up hit attempt to also provides that disabled per­ full o f citizens dem anding to know w h a t ------------- --------------------------------- her* to make a picture with Gary nomination of soap manufacturer sons of any age who meet the di­ swim the English Channel: are we going to get fo r our tax d o lla r ?" nnnuv h,J * wnilean mink 1 h . McEimy to be d.fenac se­ “ My long distance awimming sability and work requirement* may apply to have their social day* are over." l f . the people's right to know ! COM EPCIOV Ch.le V e o ,‘, w!,h * t,p* , eoU? r wt cretary: security record “ frown” . When a * • • « - * . . drowned th« *»m* thing for this o c-1 “ This is a tacit admission that workers record ia frozen, hi* C i aa rw -r r• ii 'r„ i .„ ' #n . f*rrvboat over. **°*" '*TOt8 u* •*,er *bat it there is a necessity for a cleanNEW YORK — Evangelist Billy |,TU^ J Jnd sank in the Bio-BIo ' * u* 'd M * b,i tummollon Uck ln UP in the Department of Defw- \Graham on solving the juvenile own and hia family’s future bene­ fit right* are protected. College graduate*, especially those with Iliv,r ,|l,,ind * baavy rilnvtorm. W**vM*at*4 h eileaallr »r aeaeeel delinquency problem: •ervu* la c Ml Oeergla l e v , a t * Bavk S U a “ Let* give them Christ and advanced degrees in certain engineering ,u' hor‘ llM r,‘*orl®!‘fJ f l*r' touri AUaata a * * r d * __________________ watch them march under his ppeciaiitiee. have been receiving startlin g!0 m ___________ g r a n ra n a iK S ran*- ».* ra»:i.**e’ proud banner, and the h»art of PAI'h PUTMAN JU. n»ilne*e Mar. salaries in industry that would have scented by financing your car In the teen . age problem will be MARION HARMAN s R . K e*tall*t galls, PARCELS KOR RED CHINA fantastic a few year* ago. A top executive KVRI.TH J. Cl* Sit I NO. A iv ertlsla e Msaafe* Sanford solved.” LONDON Vi — Britain's poet in one of the nation'* big indstries made office will start Monday to accept at one o f our fine Banka The HerelS lv a mewler *f i » » L'atte* Ptms wklcb le eellll** *t«levlvelr •• Ike ••• ,*r rtvtvMeaBy HUMAN N. WNMUN. M l. thl* relevant comment: “ To get a job i* ono parcels for mainland China for (W hy Pay More) MARION, HI. — Deanna Hag„• • *f ell Ike l*eet f r l i ' . l la ikl* m * , h , w the first lima since the Chmmu> THE Salk anti-polio vaccine; follow your doctor's advlca thing, to make good on it ia quite another. bert of Chicago, on spending the araecaiPT iO N r . t b i has proven to be worthwhile In about any mouth and throat opnight in the Williamson County Success still doe* not go to those who want nut* took control there. tie v*r « e e k (He U t n l II ee Carrier Skre* Chicago. Thira Is evary Indies eraUona during the hot runnier On Meatke r ‘■it “Meilk* ‘ * le tear Jail with five o'her chorus gtrli it delivered like a crown on a velvet cushion. tlon that U la a s*?a snd effect!#* months. nee sits suae because then* were no other ac­ them Stemper sent you and GUILTY OK ESPIONAGE AH Okliatrr aetleee. cares * f tktaka rteelNlieae at# protection sgainat the dreaded Watch tor Symptom* . If anything, the way to success is more you wish to gave more by commodations: ••lleee ■( aeiartalaaiaal far Ike Mraoae af raMa* VIENNA t* — A former politi­ crippler, infantile paralysis insuring with Be on the lookout for these fk kle wiu ke ckaraae far at rata ls r adaerllalaa rtika difficult than ever, for the demands o f p i* , cal commentator of (hmmuniit “ We'v# slept in a bunch of But lata not rtlax entirely. symptoms: headache, fever, up­ crummy places, but thti is ouf gres* keep incessant pressure on all in- I Csechodov akia’a state television B-iarae aa aama. riaaa wtiia* *—takar i f t t l l at Thar* ara countless children who set stomach, sort throat, atiff W.H. “Bill” Stemper tka past O fflit af iakfor# PtarlSk. aktar Ik# AM firat jail." have not been given Its protec­ back oc neck. If you notice Ihtm, duitry- To get there first, to produce the ha* been sentenced to 25 yean In _____________ af C v H ra w af Mkfek A l l t l tion Agency or If your children complain of beat, to offer the moat at the least cost— Pf“ on °„n . ••P»on««# <•>"«•»• Peklllka. Pkllv airaei ka lartar. I s a l i , aae During th* normally htavy notify your physician im­ GETTYSBURG, Pa. — llavird Ckrlalaaka. Salk,Iky praa«a<la» Cfirlatakka polio months of August and Sep them, these are not only the objectives o f Indusheard**hevrJ^UksWufl^d mediately. It Pays/ football coach John Yovle*in on tember, It Is th* duty of all par trial activity but. the factors o f survival" him as Vladimir Vrvely. Friday. August 9. 1957 Paga 4 If you need help for a polio hi* disappearance: FA 2- 4991 112 N. Park e!*i*t"hitr »L u U» nd h*T» T88* a<Xt°r contact “ I shot some pretty good golf, Cara • Homes - Business mK m 1<*‘ I agency or the National but now I'm so nervous I can’t i to be a.ert for epeclftc ,ymp om, Foundation youn(jlUon for fm infantile infantile PartlyPartlytA ,F - A - DA Y Liability - Others even hold a club." Us Strange Craved* J*3 For one th ing, keep your Wa had a .liable upsurge of youngsters out of strange crowds polio in Chicago last summer. We ---------------- By BENNETT CERF-----------------aa much aa poulblt. It's probably believe the Balk vaccine helped all right for them to play with iu item th* tide and w* are well A YOUNG NOVELIST S fust beit seller wa* up lor grabs to tha youngsters they see every on tha way to lieklng th* problem. ‘ *■ the highest bidder in Hollywood. One produoor. enthusias­ If your children hare not yet 4*y. tic personally, but worried that the public might not be in ihe Don't let your children become been Inoculated with th* vac­ mood for a distinctly “ downoverly tired or chilled. It a a good cine, I strongly urge you to see We Are Repeating Our beat” novel, decided to Idea for you adults to avoid fa- year doctor about It. tigua and chills, too. leave everything to a UniQUESTION AND AHtWtl Anniversary Sale Offer Don’t us* another's soiled tew- Mrs. O. L.: What causes a cyst vac machine. The pioduccr, els. diahe* or tableware. on tha ovary to rupture? t h r e e yes-men and the Make sure you and your chil­ Anrrer: At tha time of ovula­ author accordingly gathered dren wash their hands carefully tion or when th* egg la ready to to watch while the galley before eating and after going to rupture from tha ovary, a cytt ef proofs were fed. one by one. th* bathroom. Itha ovary occasionally ruptures. In ,he electronic marvel, and the red, green, and am­ ber lights began flashing in mad profusion. Half-way through, the author could stand the suspense no long­ er. “ How am I doing?" he demanded hoarsely. "It look* like you're in." hispeted ore c f i encmiragingly. 'The Uni vac just sent out f wiwiniiinn ________ r iizche.t* of popcorn!" e—" »-• m. m. u maim >. —, ■ UNt. „ Phono before P T O $ 6 0 0 Georg* Oobel eayi a “ typical Chicagoan" la on# who. when ha "fsow, this houae. having everything on one floor, ,i noon for your h*ara that th* Indiana told Manhattan Iiland for 124 demand*, designed to save atepa." “Twenty-four dollar, f Tor v So( f* Co* CMb 1, mo na y l at er TWO DOOR c o i n p^CSC. the earn# day I FOR QUALITY miN »»M MtH HIM You aelectyour The Sanford Harald .. . .. run ine cou n t). . . . . „ .. rr a n k ly — it in th c-citizcn i iJuty to tell the Board o f Commissioners how to run the county. Seemingly there arc a select few — Quotes From News Success Is More D ifficult S A VE ! Here Are Health Rules For The Polio Season TELL! Try and Stop Me Ei i s ^ BY POPULAR .DEMAND ACT NOW NSW '57 PLYMOUTHS ‘1750 U Of V \ \\ v \ \ \ SEE— C W ELSH W elsh T ire Shop 105 W. Snd TRUCKyRUBBER General Insurance ownrepiyment RECAPPING ON YOUR S.MOOTH TIRES PHONE O.E1GHT SEVEN TWO “ If You Haro A Tiro Job To Do" 1MN DIM IIM IIM SHM HIM plan I JAMES GlIT AGENCY lit B. JAMBS BfTT FAM ILY B A S T FIRST S f M B T PHONE FA 2.4411 JAMBS & KM ILM * FINANCE SI I VI CI * INC. | o f fcmfprd Plymouth! at Equilly Low Prices REIMANN CH RYSLER — * US laufh Poik Avmv * • Telephaaai FAIefe* 3 -441] b im u x m m ii Other Modelg New Chrysierg and »»* a «* * a a * * * * s«»* PLYM OUTH—C M C TYadts Adjoining City Parking Lot — FA 2-I4I1 �Friday. Aumist 9.1957 The Sanford H era ld -P a g e 5 C a s t l e Sociaf fcvmJtA M e m o r ia l Class W ill ElectNew Officers Conning The News fly VIRGINIA CONN, Society EdUer Mr. and Mrt Edward Hayden Sanford it growing too fait and j r. hate at their guest* for two loilng all of 1U country charm, week, hit parent!, Mr. and Mr*. Sar.ford la growing, but Instead of Edward Ha>'den and ton Bruce, of building a better mouiestrap in Winter Lockt, Conn. Atao vlaltlng which to house the new rctident , the Hayden, were Mr. and Mrt. 7,Jrr*> of electing r e - officer* of Slnfonl iomeone plow, bait, it it concealing it in old Frank Klngrry and their children i for the .i— corning -----*— year. — - r.nsenainEntertain- ^ jnW ,(,* front of |9ve1y ttructurci, either bunting at the from Cincinnati, Ohio. Mrt. Kingm«nt hat been a,ranged and ***jj;atjgu wagon, but no one was rearm or archaic in form. The er>- and Mr,. Hayden are tiaters. freihmenti will be terved. hurl. u # r#port< (hlt Nfw Eng- new, of thopping center, to be Mr,. ( • Herman hat con-; jtlKj w l, beautiful and »o cool built ,oon is encouraging in the Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Dallegro eluded ano! i»r year of faithful | thneeded blankeU at night, utmost, but where are our good of Flushing. L. I. are spending servl## In ber capacity at teach- ^ wty home, the Cunning! friend,, the downtown merchant* tw owceks with their cousins, Mr. er of the Cattle Memorial Clatt, , topj*d („ Washington to ,ae Lou- iolf-K «o bcT Stillin their out and Mr,. John Pierro in their Vir­ and ha, been largely retpontibla i§# , nJ Jjm Plri, , r. r.is Parker, moded atorct,hiding the mer ginia Avc. home. for the excellent attendance. Of- have bought a beautiful house on chandisa on dusty shelve* and x o 'a ..* sr.v. J ijf.n g Lake Barrroft, and will move in in dark room*? 1 hope not. It will Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker the past year are Ernest South­ a week. No water skiing but they only be a matter of lime before Sr. ar« leaving thla afternoon by ward, pres., Gerald Myara, vice fan awim in the lake. And the( their loyal cuatomcr* are forced train for Memphis, Tcnn., where nres. Sure Calhoun, treasurer. three bathrooms in the houac |to shop at cheaper, more complete they will be escorted to Pine Bluff Eather Leu rate, corresponding ,hauW m»|,c • Louiso eternally and more comfortable store*. We A,*.. by son Jim for a visit. An, Kathryn White, recording happy. The ruah before school ean afford to be loyal only *o |other ton. BUI, lives In Camden, of living has Ark. 4„d WU1 be in for a treat »tri '"-•Mine Wright, pub clu, cd her hair* to turn blonde. lon g- the cost Uclty chairman. jn addition to all thla, Jim made rtaen beyond the point where most j too. The Shoemakers plan to re Mlaslaaippl River All memoere are urged to at- Captain, and put on hi* fourth of us car. remain faithful because turn vu the tend thia meeting. It la their stripe last Saturday. Louise is we like the people who run an ! rout* down p, „id New Orleans, sight a**lng all the way. duty to give support and coopc* waiting for new* from Sanford; outmoded atore. First Street neoda to have its ration lo the incoming officers, their address at the moment I* _______ Brookvllle Apt*.. Arlington. Va. face lifted. With parallel parking. Barbequed rib* were enjoyed r ‘ ii .. Barbara Morrison left by plan# it took on the look of a wide ave- Wednesday night, when th* ShoeMr*. Boger v j O lQ C n c i r c l e M O S Wednesday night for a vacation on nur, the new stores b*>k like fresh makers, Mr. and a ii .. Cape Cod with her family. Jark young maldrns perking from bo- Harris and Mr. and Mra. E. B. August M eeting and the children are remaining be-1 hind grandmother'* ragged fan. Harris of Illuefield. Va.. ate din* This Golden ClrcK, rf th. 11m hind. "> Amtrtrm EVERYBODY ner at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Adelaida Moaea 1* .ponding her 1 MP«n.lln». TW. I* not a prob- J. M. Leonard. Baptiit Church met Tuesday iem — ,l—•* to ■confined Florid* t-u-i The . evening at the home of Mra vacation sitting around. I gueif Herald lleckenbach for their Havn't heard of any plan* tor t i , '^ ^ * . .** ! Mrs Willie B. Pippin has sold One way way or or another, another, |h«r home on West Flrat St. and regular monthly butlnett and world tour anyway. Jeasla Perk- *• in sitable. One social meet In* ” rs E u „w Pen in* i* back from th. beach and in * *‘<kJ,t^PPln« dWrtct will come hat purchated Mr* Clara Job*'. •rand shape. shaoe The Ttic truth grand truth will al- !o s *nfoni. 1 only hop* that it horn* on Sunt*l Drive In Loch ninglon presided. doe* not effect those friends down- ] Arbor. She moved in Friday, Each member gar# a rhoica wrays out eventually. town who do not believe It. San-! ■ , rerse of scripture, followed by Uulae Knowles. baby altter Jford „ n# ,onifrp , |mlU town< , ,, the devotional, which was pra- superior, ha* taken on the Job of and unlv. It wish** to be a ghost ^ .l e D G I I S M O n O rC C J MBS. DAYID VAN NF-SS Jr., the former Edlih Stafford, who a* married rfvCntlj at tha home *f Mr. a s i Mr*. Thomas Cobb, MS MISS ELIZABETH KKHT/SCHMANN of New York City, whose re led bv ” -s. M. N C'eve'snd. |assistant housekeeper at the Sem- tossm. it must compete ss1h more n . . l i ! - L L . Oak As*. (j'noiograph by Jaataawn'a Studio) engagement i« announced today lo LI- ( i f ) J. I>. Davenport, S. N. Mrs. Pennington led the group In inole Mem«»rial HoepttaL From progressive sections that offer re- D y i N G I g h D O T S now on Louse* will be tilting with A. S. Miss Kretrscbtiunn has a brother, formerly stationed at S. N. pr.y .r> sidenta the luxuriea to sthlch they Commander and Mr*. Don Zl# A. S. Lt. Curt Kretrschmenn who has receltrd order* to N. A. S. The regular routine business »«>•" *««*»'* b*bie»' would like to_ become -------accustomed|>«u wtre honored last ------------t'UI H C|V H VIIUIYM n i l Tuasday 1 U(tilJ) / # # Jacksonville followed, including a report fr«m Except at night. T m7 ch*nt* have night with a farewell party given A/\ i e c C fn /in T n A l f \ Z n fl N Mrs. Welter Brooks. Ministries Sally and Bill Hutchison art not^,heard^ returning vacationer* |n their honor hy aevtral y ★ of their J lU ^ y U /C * / / r l f » V HIl (V Cjj chairman. Member* contributed spending the rest of the month at harp on th* subject of beautiful / / r»* / / ' I t to a Sunshine offering, and re- New Smyrna Beach. Sally return* shopping area* and well stocked neighbor* at the hem# of Mr. and \ , / ported on those In the circle °d from New York Monday night •tore*. It is time now to think, Mr, r l . Me Knight on sarita who ar. 111. Everyone was reMight as well Jump into the act and look ahead. That ia the 'if, addition in the hnnnr.d A f»r*mony recently ireenery. Mta tlad'olt -HU* s« -s e o 'p leader i f°r progress in Seminole end of the sermon today, and I “ l , h - t a. l M .i r f - M i . u - . , . I . f i x to stimulate attendance In the County along with everyone else. would ievrr feel so strongly If 1 ... n__ , -11r* t h titiKnrt-er. an i ' * " S e ‘ * J f - T b ® ° * k A,r* CindeUbri. Wfddlng WUltC t » Mr. and Mr*. H. C. Krvtiich-; ----------------------------------------------- Sunday achool for the remainder l,r everyone elae. There hadn't heard so much on the aalUhat went H*h them i:the hon’ * ° l Mr’ *n‘, Mr*ThomM clued Wagner a Wedding MarcK of tf)« ytir. • k*ho (IiIiik liut j Cobb provided th* background Recaute, and 0 I’ arfect Love. Following adjournment, game# * sod (ur 10 frfnin* The bride wor* a white tirtet Laney, who are s>u vacation here Mrt It- L. McKntght. Mr Elisabeth Carol, to Ueuttnant | m W n r W I f k were played, and prltes awarded F o e n j e r r , L a n P I l O P P Th* bride it the daughter of length drett featuring a tquart Mrs. John Keeling. Mi. and Mrs. -.mAm \ ImwsK fUU T)lV. 1 ** f ▼ U I T T I V w IV I I I I I W from Jacksonville, ha\e Gown to to Mr*. Carlton Todd and Mr*. ' U r L I g n U a n g U Q g L (Junior grade) Joseph Dale Dav-j Stafford of neckllr banded with Irish Ivr, Nassau In a private plane belong­ Russell McKentle, Mr. ami Mrs. Ml ami Mrs. T. H Mr. enport. U^. Naval P.eaene, Mr*. Sally Warwick and Mra. Pennington. The hottest tersfd Van • wide cummerbund and full George Hart* and Mr and Mr*. Kerneraville, N. C. ing to Bob Hrintirlman of Or. delicious rvfrcthmentt to Mrs aon of Mr. and Mr*. B. H. Dav­ Ners Is the *on of Mr. and Mr*. skirt.Her shoulder veil was at Leroy Groover. Other guests svere Wednesday for » bt*>e -biwer tn, H. r r , rker, Mrs. Tom Mere -,r n n n . a u n . e r r v enport of Shelton. Nebraska. David Van Ness S r . of Sanford ttachcd to a white coronet, an* 4 Mist Kretatchmann wai grad- hon° r Mra. Ann Purdy and Mrl Carlton Todd. Mr,. U 11. J t n O O l J U D J L C I h *em a-ong, and they expect to Grant Zlrbell, Sandra and RusThe Rev. W. P. Brooks of lb# y(,e c*rried a whit# prayer ms ! uated from Walton High School Emily Carlin. Wives el 'A H - y n pP Mrs. Pennington. Mrs. J At last, at far as this reporter rrturl> sometime bun-tty, drpendFirst Baptist Chur.-h, Ssnford. topped with e whit* orchid, ing on the weather. And I do not mean VAH-11. They in June 1953 (j I)* Dasld, performed the service before en The only attendant was Mlal In New New York York in In June 1953 ami and ** ** were wcr* Invited ,nT" ~ to tha ln* Warwick . , , '1 Mr*. Donald Wilcox, l* concerned, educator* ar* wakCongratulation* to VAH-11 for had rommitlmrnta, loo. i .i home, presented the , ....-alter Brooks. Mrs. Gor Ing up to the fact that the Amerm----- _usvhrre — ,wthey . ..----------. . . .u. Improvised alter banked with - mj .a,; j, , r of the I, currently with th. Army amll ^ ^ w|,h Casco baby ” ” ' capturing the Bombing Derby. Mario Carfagno la auartlng an­ lean school child needs Instruction Air force Exchange bervic. In fr0fll th<> who)e , ro ,p. |J " 'rederick, Mra. M. N. Cleve­ bride. 3li*t Stafford wore • blut I’erhapthe crowing will not be other ladies golf claaa He pro­ in foreign languages. There ll a Kew Tork City. Soyij, pinecrest homo of land growing feeling that public schools quite ao loud from other quart­ vide balls and rluba. The claaa aril MrKnlgbl. Jan* and Greg poliahcd cotten dress and carried Lt. (Jg) Devcnport was grad- Mr*. Warwick w-ai decorated s-sith should start teaching children ers this month, oven though they will atari within the next three Harts, Rena and Rut* McKentle. p'nk rotet. Beat man for th# groom wat tiate<l from Nebraska State Tea- pink rosea, and each of the honother languages a« early aa kind­ were practically the only squad­ weeks. Call the pro shop for dr Karen Kaellng, Lerov and 3t#ven Groovet and Albert Ban. i Jeff Davis. ehcr« College at Kearney, Ne- crocs wore a corsage rf pink ergarten. when a child leama the ron lo practice for the darn thing. tails. braska in June 1953 anj Is now rosebuds. Finger sandwiches, easiest In many schools through­ on duly with Heavy Attack - cookies, coffee and Ice tea were out the country foreign languages m Kquadron Five at the Naval Air served to the guests. •re being offrrnd as an Import­ Station, Sanford. An April wed-| Attending sscre Mr*. Virginia ant part of the curriculum. T = ? r © a .t lr .t a .lc in k B a n - L o n . . . FRIDAY Dcremegio, Mrs. Helen Cobb, Mrsding is planned Today's world la shrinking fait, The Junior Chotr of the First Pat Trout, and her slater-in-law, will leave the dua to modem mole* of travel, Dianna Trout, )trs. Joanne Baptist Church church at 3:00 p.m. on the church and perhaps the moat flattering Thompson, Mrs. Kay Downs, remarks that an American eltlren bus for a picnic. Mrs. Dodie Mallcrowaki. Mrs. Jean could mako in another country SATURDAY Roasi. Mrs. Nancy Lane, Mrs. The RA a of the First Baptist would ba those rpoken in the nthPolly Hatch, Mr,. Louise Andrus, er’a native tongue. Wo hava tried Mrs. Joan FtlUni, Mra. Pet Han­ Church will meet at the church too long to Amerieanlte every­ sw eaters and d y c d -to -m a tc h skirts at 9:J O a.m. sen, Mrs. Bert Burkholder, Mrs. thing we touch, giving little MONDAY Sadie Sold*, and Mrs. Anne Bear. The Women of the First Presby. thought to adjusting ourselves lo tartan Church will have their Exe­ another way of our life. We may cutive Boar-1 Meeting at 10:30 think that our country la best, Jveryone loves a Ban-Ion sweater because it's short on car* Inhabitant of a.m.. for this month only, in the hut so doaa the France, Italy or Germany think ond long on beauty . . . now Bobbie Brook, oddt spectacular itylir.Q Session Room. At 11:00 a m.. all ‘ Day" Cir­ his ia superior. The subject of to make these seporotes completely irresistible. Th# tkirtt or# In All Methodiat young people of cle* of the Women of the Flrat language ia much the asm*. We •re horrified to find that many Intermediate age are Invited to Presbyterian 100% wool In sltet 7 to 1/ ond B to 18, th# shirt a delightful cotton Church. No*. 1 th- city swimming pool Friday I through 9. will meet at (he countriaa do not teach their child­ in site* 7 to 17 and 28 lo 38. Full fashioned sweaters night for a swimming party. The church; aisn Evening Circle* No*. ren English, which we consider in 34 to 40 ond oil in scintillating shades language, when *•11 be from T ' ll. j |m| j r „ V(.r, , di,h luncheon at the universal Scott Kirk actually French Is spoken In If It runs, the party will be no0n )n Educational Building of Floyd L. Sparkman postponed. the Church, followed by an Inspir­ many more countries then Eng­ lish. ational meeting. Foreign language can do more Evenlnc Cirvla No. 1 of th* First Presbyterian Church, Mrs. for our children than help them Floyd 0. Case. Chairman, will out on their tours of tha worldmeet It Mrs. John Wilson'*, Gold­ Their minds are far more re­ en Like, for a covered dish picnic ceptive when young, and can ab short sleeve slipover . . . . a 1 culture* and supper at t:30 pm . Cohotteatei, sorb the ancient long sleeve cardigan . . . . manuscripts which sometime* Miss Lottie Caldwell, Miss Ellia 1-oae their meaning when tran-, long sines e v-neck hl-hulk orlon Parley, Mrs. Mahel A. Biown. s l i p o v e r ..................................... The Boy Scouts of the First •lated into our practical langu- I l.9rt Presbyterian Church will meet at age. Add to thle translating tha sleeve rnrdigan svllh captions in Ihe New Yorker and the Church at 7:00 p m. chevron rlh c o l l a r ......................... 10.95 The Phoebe an Class of tho First fraternity sign*, and they are wty Baptist Church will m<vt at 7:30 ahead nf the game. solid slint s k i r t ...............................10.95 Seriously, though, the country • at the homo of Mrs. Paul Nebal, shadosv stripe Iweed slim skirl . 10.95 !• becoming enthusiastic about 104 Tlnecrast Drive. leechtng foreign languages. shirt ............................................... 3.98 At 10:45 a.m. the W MS. Cir­ There ia a shortage of qualifi­ cles, Sunbeams, and Jr. 0 A.'a o f tha First Baptist Church will ed teachers, but th* new hearingmeet at the church. At noon a speaking approach has causen a covered dt«h luncheon will be boom tn teacher workshops, tapes, | serve.) and at 1:00 p.m. Ctrcla 1 records and audio-visual aids. The almost bilingual state of will present a program. New Mexico hat won parent ap­ The Afternoon Circle of the ;• kA a n n ers tn T l Firs*. Baptist Church wl'I meet at proval in hiring more teachers t o . further the Spanish fluency in <7 U A D IC M O ia iE L L E 3:Ol p.m. Th* Eisle Knight Circle of th# schools in Albuquerque. The par. Flrtt Rap*let Church will meet at ante like it an much they are paying for the Instruction through 9:00 pm. BABY BOY TIIUR8AM. »oa of BABY BOY DA BBS. son of Mr. a parent financed kitty. The Frances Horton Circle of Mr. and Mr*. Henry Thuriani and Mrs. George Bahhs. San. ihe First Baptist Church will maet Jr.. Orange CHy. flora August ford. Born Angust 5. 1957. t, 1957. (Photo by Bergstrom) at the home at Mra. Roger Sch­ Uat, 101 Scott Ave. (Photo by Bergstrom) Clrcla No. I at the home of 3frt. midt at *:0o pm. Election of of­ E. D. Kirehoff, 410 Monroe ltd. ficers will be held. Cirri* No. 3 meet* with Mr*. Circlet o f the W.S.CJ*. o f the First Methodiat Church will maet John r>omln*y, I»ch ArW. Circle No. 4 writh Mr*. J. F aa follow* at 3 0O pm. Circle No. 6 at the homa of McClelland Sr . 310 Elliot The Woman'* Bible Clase of th* Mra. J. H. Walker, 1719 Sanford Ave. Flrtt Baptiit Church will meet Orcie No. 7 at the horn* of Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. at the 31r*. J. P. Thurn.ond, (113 Elm hom* of Mrt. It. R. Newtome 009 Ave. Wett 9th St. Cirri* No. R with Mr*. Howard n ttr iM D A T MofUsith, 401 MellomtlU Ave. The Senior High Fellowship of Orel* No. 3 with Mis. J. K. •he Ftrtt Praaortenen Church will Aitarello, 600 Park Ave. meet at the Church at 7:00 pm. TU ES D A Y for recreation. Tha Pioneer Fellowship of the The Mid WewOc Bfbla Hour of First Presbyterian Church will the First rreabyterian Church wrlll | maet tor recreation in Ihe Youth meet at 7:30 p.m. et the Church. Building from < 00 p m. through Th* Junior Chotr of th* first ■:00 p m. Freibj tentn Church meet* tor re­ The Boys’ Choir of tha First hearsal at the Church at T.30 p. Baptist Church will rebaam at m. 1:11 pjn. Priyar Meeting mil be held U SHOPI The following circles of the W. ttie first Baptist Church at 7:30 BABY BOY STRIPLING, aoa BABY BOY PATTON, aon ef First Methodist and 1:13 pra. there will be a Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Patton, S.C.S. of tha of Mr and Mr*. Nathan W. Training Union Executive CoraSanford. Born August 2, 1957. Church will meet at 9:45 a.m Stripling, Sanford. Born August Cirri* No. X w ith 3(ra. Fred r*r-1 mietew Meeting. ^ i. 19ST. (Photo hy Bergstrom)’ - (Photo by Bergatromj The Cattle Memorial Clan of, ' tha Fr.t Method!,t Church mill i u .ii . ckinniiv „i_s,. 1 at ,;30 i at T VMcKinley . v ,„l * Hall H.n for f a Sthe i. Dave *r.d Lee Canning hive . . , _ . . . com* bltk, 0 * * * ? * f T| om * w**k vacation in New llampthlre »nd they tvisH Connecticut, rvJ| , nd where wUUv#|; »0 v if ★ ★ ★ ★ w eel 1ri bimpie C eremohy Here Elizabeth, hretzschmann ToWed *Lt(ig) J. D. Davenport Of SNAS B°by Shower Held 'u u 'E S - in., ..a a™.I»? May Become Part Of School Subjects M,,hl Swimming Party Scheduled Friday Happy Birthday NfV/ Arrivals In Local Hospital 4k, ,V: - �9 Z K -* & r} '■**• f*^ ; ; -• w «*r. Adrwt t. learr F «(« 8—Tin ianford Herald History's Biggest Season Yet! Minor League Baseball Not Dead JhsL$anfoJvA ft&Aatd Mixed, Womens Bowling League Slated To Get Underway Soon Plan* ere underway for th# bigftat bowling season of th* year. Bowline aHoya have been re■urfared and aanded, putting them in raadlneat for tha matches that will take place, according to BUI Hart wick. Many bowtera have already tri­ ed out the allcya and atartrd prac­ tice for participation In on* or more of the leaf** that will be formed. The Mixed league will hold a inrefine Thuraady night, Aug. IS, I p.m. at the Sanford Bowling Alloy. Orcanlntion plana wlU he dircuiaed and formation of teams feegur A Women's League will alao be formed for one night a week play. Both navy and civilian are Invitod invited to taka part In this year'a competition. Name and addreu, along with phona number may bs left at the nOUDRENIT FIRED— The manager of the Kansas Clly since that team moved west from I’hlladrlphla, l.n.i Boudreau, haw Sanford Bowling Alley or prosper, hren fired, lie hat been irptarcd al the helm of the club hr Athle tiv# memhera may call Mra. Wil­ tics coach Marry lrail, lioureau (right), *hn«»n here talking to liam Foater at Fa 10934 for ad­ Craft Just after the firing waa announred, has been offered a front of flee Job with Ike Kanaea City erganltalion. (i'P Telephoto) ditional Information. Mra. Lillian A. Donat, secre­ tory-treasurer of the Mixed le a ­ gue aild today that "It won't br long until the eeaaon itarla and competition goto underway.’* Everyone who la Interfiled in getting In on one of the moit fa* elnating aporla can yet additional information about play night*, and JACKSONVILLE W — The Umembcrahlp in the leaguea bring S. Army Corps of Engineer* an­ formed now. either from Mra. nounced today that regulations ef. Foster or BUI ITartwIck. fret tv* Supt g make K unlawful It la expected that more than double the number of player* will for boat Operators to require an be playing in the various lraguai intereoastal waterway bridge to throughout the winter monthe. be opened simply because of tha presence of "ornamentaT’ appa­ ratus aboard their craft. Cot. Paul D. Troxler, Jackson­ ville district engineer, **kl the By ED RAfNMIURT new regulation, bated on informa­ United Pret* Sport* Writer tion developed at public hearing* ClflCAGO «h — The College in Charleston, S. C., and Miami All-Star eosche# never have sent Beach last December bit* Appa­ a team again*! on# tutored by ratus considered "n il" or the New York Olante* Jim Lee "uneaaeniial to navi; llowelt, but none of them are con­ Thee* Inriuderi fbti. tut rig­ DARLINGTON. «. C. — Banjo cerned about a "flr*t tin#'* to­ gers, radio or television aniennae, Matthews, the rolorftll Asheville, night. false riacka and mast# serving Howell will dlmot the Giant* purely an ornamental purpose. Au­ N. C. veteran who has the sea­ son’s longed wdn record of nine against the rollogiane, directed by thority to exercise hie own Judg­ Curly Lambeau. ment. Mtralght, Joined two others on a pm veteran. the entry list for the Labor Day for the thinl time, in tha second “ They at* etlll required to open Southern VO mile stork ear world appearance of the New Yorker* a bridge to any vrtsnl which give* In the annual rlath, scheduled for a required signal for opening,” •arise et Darlington. Matthews will dries a Ford In the Hth time. Troxler eald. The record* favored the profes­ fcie third shot at tha 3 0 trieHe emphaelted, however, that Othar Ford drivers entering to- sionals, sine* the collegians have day Include Date! Diennger, In­ won only seven game* and tied to have a bridge opened because already played. of “ unessential or ornamental" dianapolis who will he making hla two of the XI firm *t*rt. and Bill Amlek. Port­ Hewril, loo, may hav# something rigging would he "unlawful." Arthur McKnight, chief of the land. Oregon. Amlrk finished new to try out against tha eoliese •avsnth last year In tha raea won hoys, most of iham ioo* to be pm operations division of the Corps of Engineers, said refusal to com­ rookie*. by CUrtla Turner. ply with the law eould not * vio­ Curly la Confident The Aaherill* aporieman-mod­ But Iomheau w-a* confident lator tip to a An* of 12,000 and a ified ace has done well in hla two show this year in Jail. outings over tha paved mil# and that Howell eoitldn'l (hree-eighta Darlington Raceway. •quad anything for which Ihey'U However, McKnight eaid he Matthew* placed a Hudson fifth be unprepared. doubted whether any Judge would •Tie'* been well scouted," Tom- "he Inclined io Inflict euch a In 1W2 and in 1933 rolled into second placw after hi* final beau said. ” 1 expect no prob­ penalty without extreme provoca­ l atop, only to have a wheel lem." tion." icfcle dtort of the goat IT* waa Hie chief assistant, Hunk Ander­ -McKnight said tha Corps of En­ awarded 17th plare. son, former Chicago Bear* roach gineer* Interprets the law to make Tl** Southern .VO field wow who handles the All Star dafensa, the regulation applicable to “ the agreed that the Giant* should intracoastal waterway from Nor­ aland* at 20 ear* and driver*. With heavy practice eeaaion* hav* nothing new. folk. V*., to Key Waal, Fla., and expected to start within two “ II# use* standard offense* rim- tha tributaries thereto. We would weeks, the City of Darlington has MUr to those the Giant* used un­ Interpret this now to mean any broken out with decoration# and der Steve Owen.” he eald, ” »nd waterway that ha* a direct con­ welcome banner* for the race I don't think we'I hav* any dif­ nection fo the Intra-contal wat­ visitors. The Darlington Cham­ ficulty." erway, Including Miami River, ber of Commerce he* decorated Both Lambeaa and Andereon Rierwyne Bay end other coaatlln* the Square and all highway* lead­ coached team# frequently against water*,’’ he eald. ing Into the rity. the Giants whan they wars di­ rected by Owen. Ander»<m revealed that ht* lgan. Brad Bomba of Indiana and team U geared for twitching pax* Lamar l^imiy of Purdue, aod vir­ defense* each time a change i* tually all the halfbacks could he warranted by tha Giants' offensive receiver* on wide playa. possibilities. Also, he said, "I Im­ agine our Hoe will get their patt­ • • er once In a while. They'! keep tha heat on." Both Lxmbeae *»d imWaori were maintaining the mystery of ‘ CHICAGO W - Middleweight who will do what foe tha All-Star*, Spider Webb said today h# wa* hoping »« confute tha Giant* at * "a redeemed man" because he much aa poatible by using the * beat Charley Joseph, one of the enlleg* manpower U new povilione ! two fighter* who hava defeated for which the pro* will hav* little idea of their capabilities. him In hla >3 pm bouts. Plenty Of Pastes } “ I had to win title one.” he The Giants, though, can be sure etid. ” Maytte I didn't look loo j good, but I thought I fought bet­ of (*m thing. The collegian# win ter than I did when S# beat me be «*t to throw plenty of pa>see In our last fight- I wa# trying to with poacihly four signal nailer* ■horten my punrh*#, stay away alternating. Jrfwt Bm.Ua rf Stan “WVy, at k R *a * W ri* * from iKn.» long right heode, and ford, lirn Dawson of ruriius, Jim meari ring- I e#s» ■*• Q»* Harrt* of Oklahoma, end Paul - *0 I had more power.'* u»o*4 ptok* a* aaeytbJe^r * * Webb, Korlng hie ttri victory Homurg of Notre Dame. It could be, too, that Hnrmmg Wednesday night, apparently earned himeel f a rematch with will get Into action al a halfback * the NAB * 10th ranked middle post and possibly aa a receiver, ’ weight. Robby Boyd. Webb was with on* of the other qwertetbeeke 1\1I » H ig , . ranked sixth by the NBA end Jo- doing the throwing. Several of the AR Btoe* ends ; eeph eighth going late the eerep. Webb met Boyd more then rated aa etandout pea* receiver*. PKtebur*. TW* ; three yesr* ago, eaHy in Me pro- Jo* Walton ef career and before he went Into Maento and Ban Kramer of Michmilitary service, scoring •*• of Ida 11 kpockoul victories. t Wehb befteveg be had Joeeph Wabb waa trying for • knockout “ I- a# Joeeph Wednesday night to In trouble t«s tw* reunda, the third m \ pfeve he ebouldn't have load t* end seventh, when be kept him • * the New Orleana fighter in their cornered for nearly three ful Ornamental Apparatus Regulated For Draws All Sfars-Gianfs Meet First Time Darlington's labor Tonight In Chicago Day Race To Star C I1 fcSi ..................... ‘ • b f Alan Mavaf Other I*arues, more thaia half BT CARL LUNDQUI.1T Publicity Director, Miner League of the X operating in the national Baaebeli: aeaoc'.atton, show Inerrr.scd at­ Written Far The United Preae tendance figures. In the far-flung COLUMBUS. Ohio W — Minor International loop where the ritlee league beaeball Isn't daad. It Isn’t stretch from Canada to Cub* and dying. It isn't even sick. It runt score cardi are printed In Spana Httia temperature when the lih, French, and English there la o e w o tn a fans get heated up et the umpires another attendance boom. Cities BT BERT BELL CHAMP PHILADELPHIA W -The de- and there are aome summer snif­ tike Buffalo and Blchmond may /H fle* around because it was cold vriopmer* of the National Foot­ set all - time records. COIF'S ball Leagua, now in lie Mth year, and rainy for quite a while this Moreover, national association CM la ona of the moet remarkable teaton. players are spanning new fronHtaokb •porta etorire of the paet half Wet feet we have maybe Cold lire*, extending the game to a rr century, in my opinion. feet never. year - around basis with everA/CH* Thirteen teama were repreeentLed this sound like the **>ay expanding winter league opera PPOOAAM, ed In Canton, Ohio, In September, of a man whlstlln/ cheerily while 1Mona. This coming season 10 winTHE 1920, when the American Football awaiting the gnash of the guillo­ ter leagues will operate wdth i W OPLP Aaaoriation waa formed with Jim tine against hta Jolly neck, pause new one in Nicaragua on the ta­ CHAMP/OHThorpe ae president. In June, 1922 with ua a moment and look at basco trail that previously In­ SH IP George liaise, one of tha pioneers aome facta. cluded Cuba, Puerto Rico, Domi­ TOUPHE/ of professional football, made a First, more people have attend­ nican Republic, Venerurla Cara­ A T TAM O ' motion that the name of the ed baseball games at the minor cas, Veneiuela Maracaibo, Colom­ SHAH T C P , league be changed to the National leagua level this season than last bia. Panama, Mexico, and the AOS. Football League and M waa unani­ That'* an Irrefutable fact. A total Pacific Coast of Mexico. mously adopted. BwaRtped With Demand* of 6.979,360 at the mid - teaion In 1926 there were 23 teams in mark as against 6,921491 for the That minor league bafebalt l V l / the league, the largest number corresponding period a year ago. tain* in any manner considering 7 PC XtP o f ever. The least number of teams That also I* more people than the competltlvenMi for the nightsH/S 1 * 0 ,0 0 0 to play Ui a season waa eight in have attended games at tha major iy presence of Mr. Joe Dorks ami j "• a t rue 1922. Since 1951 the number of league level this year In apite of family is remarkable. Dreks and 0 ^ 4 <93. : 5 team* in the league ha* remained those mad. mad pennant race* up the kids and missus are swamped PEP $ tA oxB nff-BP u »v v u s r y ftR . Par constant at 12. with demand* for their time. The there. HOBOP/ B it A ABTAJS'EP IJk# Mrrhanlxrd Danrer* American Aaaoriation has to com­ Buaineaa In the league ha* not THE K ey TO 7H/S OJrpoOA Out along the Pacific Coati, pete with the Chic Association. always been aa good aa It Is to­ BOAT KNOX 7*0 TlrAAS HA AOK The Three I League ha* to com­ day. Over the year* 42 eluba have deapil* the dally chit-chat at the SMmM s* s - t r-M -« »■«*■—« gono out of huaineia, an Indiratim watering trough* about tha Dod­ pete with the little l#«gue. the that tha road to tha top has not gers and Giants moving in next Luther league, the league of | *«4 «h«t t latend to rralrter **M season, the turnstiles ara whirling Women Voter*, perhaps even with bee natrwwn with rote*. I r i m e with the Clerk <*l "•* ‘ Jr* cult Court. Rrmlnol* Countr rlo To bring about the change that Hk* mechanlted cha cha dancers* remnant of the League of Na­ IV r r n IIT o r T i m c o l V. rM* Io I ir o r is n r # with the protion*. You can't eacap* the thought that h*a mad* the National Football TV JI l» « Si. »|-.*sivnl.i: , of the Klrttrlaws Naaso 6teIndoors there i* TV. hi-fi, high Section S4J.SI giorlds League successful, methods were perhaps the fan* like that PCL lotvT V . *tvts ; o r ru> lute. to-wl«: brand of baseball so well they are : bells, cards, magarin#*, the do it h u m . iv rstoR X Tc. Mtetutrs l» U . __ _ deviled which stimulated competi­ O. K 6COTT IV re Ike StSTVTI* o r work bench, yea, even IIK.VRS J TlltrnRTON decrr.M tion by vnabilng the lea* success­ lurtong out in drove* while they j yourself ,. .___ (he comfortable old evening paper, t o vi.l vviiow it ssxv t ovful dubs to engage and reialn the still have a rhsrv-e to see it. ' Outdoor* there are backyard bar- catttvi •rrvire* of the better avllege N o t ic e la h e r e b y g iv e n th a t K M 1hecuaa, lake*, beaches, pirnira, M K I . I N K i t T l l t f t t H T i i S file-* h e r player*. f l e e t r e p o r t ae e i e r u t r l x o f t he i-onvertibilea, portable .adioa, su­ Selective Draft Installed e e ta lf of IIU N r .T J T ltU lta T u N . per-highway#. drive . in movie#., dec eas ed; t h a t e h * f il e d h e r p e t l - | In 19Jt. when I wa* the owner gardening, power • moving, and t l o n f o r f l e e t d l e c h e r e e end t h e t of the Philadelphia Eaglaa, I pro­ ehe « l l l a p p l y to t h * H o n o r a b l e hay barn theater*. posed to the league that they K ltN K riT IIO rg llO f.D K R County That ia qt^le an agenda, Mr. J u d g e o f f ie m lo o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , adopt a selective draft. This waa on t h e ! l t h d a y o f A u g u a t . 1*3?. and Mra. Doaka and family. Glad a r p r u / g l e f earn* a n d f o r f i n a l dif oe-r adopted and in 1936 tha first se­ you could drop around to often at r h a r s e ae e x e c u t r i x o f t he e a t g t * e f lect loo waa mad*. the old ball park (hi# tummer. In I I E N R T J T I J C I t H T O N . d e c e n t * # , The annual selection operate* to h d a y o f J u l y . itS T . fact, you ware a pretty regular on t h l * Klml t m etln* it Thurston benefit tha lower team* hi the E x e c u l r l i o f I h * estate e f visitor to coma era ua 8.979,360 standings at the and of tha tenI I K N I t T J T I I K H 8 T O N deceased ailCAGO *P — It wa* argen- times in Just half a season. ton preceding tha selection. Tha rnrriTiui * v seet. llna Roberto de Vlcenro ar*ln»t Com# sea us again and we ll all team that finished la*t In tha notick m ns:ntenr oivk n that t am engaged In huelnaie et •landings draw* fir at and on up th# World t»iay In the opening stay healthy. round of golfdom’ a 72 hoi# vertion Hour* j. Itlrhmond Xr* under th* to tha team that wins tha cham­ fictitious name o f Tredevlnde Ho. pionship playoff gam* of the twx» of Utopia, Tam O'Shanter'a IBM.200 World Open. conference*, which draw* last. D# Vlrenio, who’ a heen trying Thus each year tha team* are to break Tam’a hank since 1931 brought to a more equal footing insofar aa player personnel la but normally dortn’t even know hi* w a y around the court# until concerned. This makes for better after the preliminary All Ameri­ gam#*, keener competition among can, sat through an aarthquak# In tha teams, greater spectator inter­ Mexico City thia year and then est and. enthusiasm and In tha cams up to cop the All American beet Interest of the public and the STATION W AGON S — MICRO — RUSKS with a lS under-par 273. player. COMBI’ S Thu# Da Vicenio, who tradi­ tar* t That the annual selection ha* tionally get* hotter at ha gore borne fruit I* evidenced by the HOOPER FOREIGN CARS, Inc. paid attendance figure* during along, started out bolting. “ Winning tha All American waa the year* It hat been In operation. Box 70S. M errill UUiid, Fla. Phon# Coca* ISIS fine," h* said, “ but th# WorldIn 1936 the total paid attendance ah .that, she it th# tournament." for tha tee ton waa 616,007. I-sri Big Money Difference year the attendance rote to 2.6S1,The most pronounced difference 203 ln the tail five year* lb* at­ between the two tourneys, played tendance record ha* been broken on th* aame course with moat of | each year. Th»*. of course, ha* meant great­ the tame competitor* and spaced only thrre days apart, la 246.300. er Income to tha player, which Winner'* ahar* In th# All Ameri­ over the lari 11 year* has Incan I* UAOO. In th* World, th* rreaved on tha average approx!- champ gats a whopping 130.000. matelv J00 per rant. Blien R I* Only on* man tvrr has won both considered that a player can dathe All American and th# World vote approximately **v*w montli# In the asm# year In the tourney’* to a fufl thn* Job when not ea­ modern hlriory. Lloyd Mangrum, st ged In playing foothill and than horn# pro at Tam O’Shanter, three months part-dm# »h»n h# turned th# trick in 1946, but the ia playing, hi* yearly financial re­ World waa only 36 holes then. turn la excel lent. Th# following year, th# World Every year I consider K part of waa extended to 72 hole*. Since, my responsibility to te4l all play­ th* beet score carded for tha er* that tha securing of a Jt* ia of first Imports no* and that In rout* ha* been 273. turned In by Ben Hogan in 1951 and by Ted conjunction with hi# playing foot­ KroR last year. ball h* should make every effort Would B# Mori Happy to establish hlmeeif in • business D# Vlrenio, therefor*, would h# or professional career. meat happy to repast hla All Home Club CMjr To this and, aach Individual American card to th# World. Rom# 100 other*, moat of th# club ajetria tho** player* who are iroa, also are gunning fW golf a either temporarily or permanently argest aingl# pot. Gan# LUttor, relocating their homes, and help* who wound up second In the All them become #etabll rived in a gainful occupation In the city Atn#ric*n with a 277, and Sam where they at* to play. Over 30 Stead, who carded a 276. appear to h* moat In tin* to track the per cent <4 the player* ia the National Football leagua are rrvmey. Snead, who wa* runner-up to working In the rity In which their Mangmtn in 1946. won th# erown home club la located. I tali tha player* that profes­ in 1*46, but then th# net wa* but sional football la not l business tio.ooo. Among th# women pro# who for them, that it la a means of •ill fight for a 16,000 Bret prli# establishing themselves In a busi­ winnar Tati ness or profession that they ean are All American carry on with tha remainder of Berg and runner-up Jackie Tung. their Rvea. A aurvry of the 306 Mis* Berg wa# runner-up from player* to the N'ettoeal Football 1946 through 1932 and then won league shows that tha average th# women’s crown In 1933. 1934 term of aerric# wa# let* than and 1*36. Marian# Bauer Hagge three and on#half year*, an Indi­ won lari year. cation that playing professional fnotbaM la no* a carose In ttaalf. season trier tea arm. I* convincing Tha gam* aa played to tha Na­ proof that ih* siyi# of football tional Football I/*ague today la (fayed to th* National Football varily superior to that of II or 20 League appeals to th* publl*. In year* ago. Wa play a much more addition million# of fan* in sec­ open genre with britilant quarter­ tion* of th* country remote from back* who can throw passe* with leagu* cities riijngr this weekly tha accuracy of sharpshooter* and jpexacie on their telvvislon sets. great receiver* who can catch Thl* should be another groat thorn paaee*. Our hall—carrying year snd If w* get th* break* In hacks, our linemen o r both of­ th* weather and th* race* are fense and defense are the nation'* clo** to both conference# w* beat. >hould »r*in hcreh the reword far Increasing attend*nee •tundanc*. Sport Parade SPORTS Spider Webb Earns , Rematch With NBA Champ Bobby Boyd STROKES FT RICH My Ih ig k tm Legal Notice Roberto de Vicenzo Slams Into Golfs 72-Hole Utopia IMMEDIATE DELIVERY VOLKSWAGEN WTRR presents f ENTERTAINMENT DAY & NIGHT COMPLETE VARIETY NEWS COVERAGE IN SHOPPING RADIO . . . FARE . . . INFORMATION . . . PUBLIC SERVICE . . . SPECIAL EVENTS . . . SET YOUR RADIO DIAL AT 1400 WANTED RACE DRIVERS (•*■*•1 ••* tetonri*! la bfomhvg prof*<rion*l rare — ■ Q lite a v driwyi an wti fir* you BtoretsOl train, tog — yrre w4R drfre wider risp*rriti*« *f prof**atonal rare Guorewtoad minimum 1706 pm month, plus poind sUnd- i k pmma. "Kreinc Ttom", «H M. W. Fire* WTRR THE BEST SOUND IN TOWN SANFORD. .FLORIDA �WHERE MORE PEOPLE DO MORE BUYING AND SELLING! CLASSIFIED O'DEI CARD of TIIANK5 i lost a fou n d J »«»R WENT \ BEACH RENTAM I WANTED tn RENT 5 _ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE t—f a r m s , a c r e a g e P r o v e s 7 REAL ESTATE WANTED a MISCELL.AN FOUR *—H.OWLKS. PLANTS, BHRLBS 10 OFFICE EQUIPMENT U AUTOMOBILES-TBAILERS U BOATS A MOTORS 1J FARM SUPPLIES A MACHTNFRA' 14 rETS LIVESTOCK SUPPLIES (Poultry! 15 ARTICLES WANTED IS PUCES to CAT If BEALTT PARLORS IS FEMALE HELP WANTED IF MALI'. HELP WANTED 20 MALE *r FEMALE 21 WORK W A N T E D ___ 22 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES r A MONTY to LOAN M SPECIAL SERVICE* LJA ROOFING A PLUMBING 74 PIANO SERVICES 25 ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTORS IS INSURANCE 27 NOT1CES.PERSO.VALS 25 ARTICLES far SALE 2* FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD 1— Lri£T '«nd h >l M> LOST-Alumtn-un V>»< 1S\ Wright— M****Feather Craft. Taken from river home rear Sanford Boat Work*. St. J"hns Ri'*r. Reward for return. IH E B. Stowe. P. O. Boa om . PS*. f A —9115. $~»REAL ESTATE POR SALT FOR SALE bt ow ner ------------------- l- - ' ■ ■ wm i — — — — —^ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 11—ALTONORILEE—TA4JLER5 ! St Henry J. Good running eon farm er s a g e n c y , realtor T»<* bedroom CB home with Ftor.i no <$. French Ave. Sanford, Fla dition. ida room. A good buy. Need to FA 2 5221. After houra FA 2 2611 aee to appreciate. 2554 S. Pal­ metto. Pncr.a FA 2-4542. aliar rtOODMERE PARK HOMES 5 CO. FA 2^712Sanford A' a at 2Tth gt. 2 4 S Eacrroa H rsej Quirk Sale! *758 Down . $10.00 monih Owner Transferred BU Y DIRECT .1 Hedroom Dc1ux» Beautiful new homea. 2 and j Kitchen Equipped badroorru. EaaulifuUv Landscaped $795.00 In $995 00 do*lt Reduced To $ 12,800.00 Small monthly naymunr* M«aai .tarvta. Phona FA J.lSin Thta la a »are jewel In a hem*, nearly new." rltan »• r pin. C. A. WHIDDON. Sr. "»«r Shipping Certar. School Kegntered Bui atopa in front of home Real ED ate Broker Dent sr.iu this if you want a TA 2;»M real value. Dews pa;*mtst as 2^2 5. Park Ave low u IlhOO if you w«.ih ?*• etualv* n-lth Semine!* Re »Ity. S bedroom C * home on 2 lata. Walking dutanea from town. 1901 Path Ave FA 2-5232. Il.ono d<-wn Approx I>1 mo. FA 2-SI24 M. It •BILL’* 5TEMPER Realtor A Inanmr Spacious 3 bedroom. 2 bath Aaaoe, Gur Allan. Gretcheu Hill. home in quiet Loch Arbor ArDtte Prtra, EVerett Hlrptr Florida room. Comer lot over­ Phone FA 2-4711 112 N. Park looking golf couree. Immediate. eveUiBtlfty 12.800 Ca»h By Owner Th FA 2-4213 Cherry Real Relate Agenrr P il FA 2-9929—Notary 3 Badroom Ccr.creta Bnck bom* 1219 W. is St Rear-Barber Shop on larga csrpar lat. Newlv ^a^ited ^ a :d . an- ^ 14« FA :- w m . Bargain for rath 6 lota in Mayfair Section on Shirley Av» _ A B PETERSON war Lake Monro* w i KirchBroker Associate*: A- B. Peteraon Jr.. P. J. Cheiterjcn, Gar- .hoff Jr FA 121231 f:«!d WUletta, and R. W. WGluma. A- C. Doadney, Land Surrey ir 114 N. Park Ave. Tbone FA 2 6123 "l—^HK KEM WKI.AKA APARTMENTS: »ocmf private bathi. 114 W. Ftrit St. Sl JJvo Coov—f W E HAVE A HOME FOR YOU WE ARE STARTING 6 MORE HOMES IN LITTLE VENICE : 1 EFFICIENCY irartment* auit- HOMES— 3 and 4 bedroome able for eoupl* or am*!* panoa. 1 A 2 bitfti. 3 Bedroom, l Bath Private bath A akower. Ideally 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath located arraia from Poat Offiea. Cemplaba and ready far immedi­ ate occupancy. Inquire Jaeobaon DapL Store. T — Modern ell eler. kitchenette ApU. )ne home baa been sold, ao act Location* SUMMER RATES now uhlle theae hnmat are under South Pinecreat — Sanford conatrucllon Call CUrk'a Court, FA '2-3403. Whupering Oaka — TduevtUo Efficiency ApL Alr-condtllrm & TV optional. Hiway IT-92 So. FHA in aenieo and FHA financ­ ing available. City Limita. Slumbarland Court. 2 Room apt 112 Elm. FA 2-0578. We "ran qualify you for ona of theeo homea in 30 minutee. Vou ran atart enjoying tha home Fumiihtd apartment. Ph. FA while ue proceea the papers. 2-6725. Roae Court Apartment!. 3 room fumiahed apartment. Call FA 2-0753. i Unfumiihed 2 bedroom ant. Near Pinecreat ahnpping center t School. No peta p.eaee. Inquire 2617 5 Elm. 6 room fumiahed houae, mea largo yard. Adulla only. W. lat Rt. at Monroe Corner. A. J. i Peteraon. Ph. FA 2-2733. ' Some of theae beautiful homos arc located on Lake Front Iota. FINANCING: V. A., Conventional, F. H. A. In Service De\elop*d by ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Cor. lU y. 17-92 A 27th SL I'hnne FA 2-1301 i"rIced FTom: 113.476 -*18.625. Fur infurniacon call BRAILEY ODHAM. I’ rea. ______________ Wellborn Phillips Jr MOST BEAUTIFUL HOME with 100 loot shore lint 30* feet Nicely fumiahed apt. Private bath <kep. W#!l lar.dacaped. ON and entrance. 1217 Magnolia LARGE SAND BOTTOM LAKE Masonry. Oak floors thruout. This la a guest pass to the Rita Tiled bath. 30 ft. Living Room,, Theatre for Lourine Franklin. Florida room overlooking lake. Exp. date Aug. 18. 1957.____ Kitchen range and refrigerator, Furnished 2 room apartment. All Sprinkler system. Utility room private with priviuj bath. Ph. i with bath. Garage. 6 murs SW FA 2-4003. of Sanford In qulot rone- You'll love this property Outstanding 2 bedroom apartment Furnished value at 516,650. available tha 15th. Phor.a FA Real Estate — ln»ur«n<e Commercial Intcatrecnt*—Rentals 2-2600. Property Management Sales nlf.ee corner W. Crystal Drive A Lake Mary block, tele­ phone FA 2-4591 or FA 2-3013. 9— Flowers. Plaata., Shrebe ryl with Friday. August 3.1957 Ml A - PLUMBING and ROOF overdnve. SLUMBERLAND 25 30 Mila* p*r gallon. Pay* Th F A 2-0441 or aee at 2405 Cedar 4» Fard Suuon W*gea, $50 Fair rond runi good. 2401 Jafferion Ct. • i .•—Bo a is end MUIUHp ROBSONS OUTBOARDS 2-a HP Mlrtut. Lie arm 453 03 42 HP Champion soon 5 HP Ftreiton* *7.hi 5 * HP .tohnio" 1V7.00 5 HP Elgin WA5 5 HP Witard *2.M Hf* E' lrruda f *. HP Gair s K i ' }4> <*> IH HP S»ott Atr-etar *».0u Hi HP Mercury 133.00 7li HP Scott-At"iter 15* M •U IIP Coraair G*ar Shift 139.95 to HP Wuard 110 OO I 12 HP Sta King ll".0fl 12 KP to o &>e 75 fn to HP scoti-Apretar-rood condition . .........— 170.00 25 HP Johnaon, electne .1.75 no alerting s i Hp Scot*. Atwitar dean 325 M w j^p sj»r;ur>. abiui w* hava fe-ar Vepalmnaa on hand to inure prompt aemca an mo­ tor repalra. BOATS ON DISPLAY AT 501-511 caat First Rlreel How will you »wip7 H*w will j"ou trade* Your old motor For e better Grada. EVINRUDE. Yoer Rvtsawe* DesUr ROBSON SPORTING GOOD* ' 584 E. lat. Those FA 2-»*«l W. P. SMITH Outboard Sales L Servita 2515 Park Ava. FA 2-6231 bee the ntw Merino Harduenr Daparment. , Announcing new una ot tine alum­ inum beats Fnhing boau through over-night cruueri. Baal prie«aTEXAS — MAID BOATS All models Mercury motori in stock. Big savings on MK 25 and MK25-E new. USED MOTORS * !, HP Slercury. good $4500 7l» HP Evinrude. very good 67.00 Late model 7S HP Evinrude ahift ;35.ud Vary good Mercury hurricane $5 00 Absolutely like new MK 2b Mercury CSS 00 Terfoct to HP Mercury with all controls, 1956 495.00 JOHNSON MOTORS SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS 24*4 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA MS92 A—PLACES 10 P.AT Curb Service, 11 a. m. to 2 a. m. Hut) lire Drit* In French Ava. et 20th St. .—DEALT) TYICoSS Modern Air-Conditioned Salon HARRIETTS BEAUTT NOOK 105 S. Oak A*?. FA 2-5742 Summer Tarmamni Special $6. k $6 58 Haiti Porter Beauty Shop 1104 W. 25th St. FA 2-1821 CLASS BEAUTY SALON Alr-Conditiocod Ciearmont A 't , Lake Mary FA 2-4212 The Sanford Htrild—Page T bialNESS OPPOhrcM H Lb 1X(; COURT plane •o expend their motel et I’ erk S CERAMIC TILE French A'Wruc, leeving a TAIL F. MILLER * SON valuable triangle lot, auitabla Nuby Speara FA 2-1353 fer ^ataurant. atrra. cr what Pluabmg i Heating. Free Eats-1 have you. WU1 aall. laaaa or matea. All work guaranteei ter build to auil tennar.t on lh:a one year. Bill LaBrea, Longideal buaintaa tile. wood, Phone W. P. 2S.27S7. DAILY H\CE~DRIVEKS n - l ’ IANO SERVICE J700 f,ugr«nle*d. IMu* Point* Piano Tuning & Repairing | Par Month 2013 Palmetto Sea our ad In tha aporta aaetian FA 2-«:0T Da v id n VINE MATHES of this taiue. PIANO- TUNING ~ * _ B I PAIRINS . > >I Li t u , bKK i ICES W. L HARMON Ph. TA 2-12T7 AfUr S:0A p. ML | Upholster>' Cleaning light In Your Ham*—laniUxei 25llELr.CTRirALL aER^CRB Madern Machine Method Air Conditioning Ph. FA 2-4373 Klrrtncal Contracting ana R«r*ira; Economical Home Deann* School o f Dance Wiring end Rapairt Tip. Ballet. Acrobatic Is my n tv (tudlo Hiaw atha.1 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO 112 Magnoila Dial FA 2-OilS Ue* ui build 'our docki. bulkheada appllancoa, tale and t*a valla Water Front Con- r'RlGID.VlRF. and eervic*. G H. Hieh. Oviedo ttructioo Co F4 Fla. Phona FO 6-3316 or banAIR CONDITIONING ford FA 2 7553 liter 6 p. te. H. R- POPE CO. 25 A BUILDING-REPAIRS, PAINTING ENVELOPE?. Letterhead*, atala-11 ■ ■■■■ ■■■ menu. Invoice!, hand bills, end ' FLOOR sanding and finiehirg progremi. a te. Progreaaive j Cleaning, w a x in g - Serving Pngtiag C« Phona FA 2-J351— Samlnala County alnca 1925. 483 Was*. 13th St. H. M- Gleason. Lake Mary 900 S. Park FA 2-4234 WEU. DRJLL2NO y iirbaako- Moraa pempa. Repairs to all mahaa. 2077 A2D C. LONG JOT E Com mam el Avs. Phone FA 7-7173 WOOD PANELING. Knotty Pine. Cyprus aa low ai 14c iq. ft. THRI1T1.checking accounts cotti only $2. (or 20 check! at Flo­ For Painting call Mr. Tasker, Ph. rida SlaU Bank. FA 26159 anytime. WOOLSEY Tod Burnett for PAINTING Mirin* Finlihe* 2681 Gramie* Thont FA 2-2976 For Your Do*t Thick Halt. 1000 aq. ft Sonkarik G lu s and Paint Co. *<1*00 Ceiling Tile, do a 10 x 12 room Interior Decorator, reiidentil L for aa little aa $14 49. Shrrmna Concrete Pipe Co. Commercial. Altereiiona am custom mad* draperiee. Fre« Out West 13th S t eilimetaa. Call FA 2-1.42J alter 5.30 p. m. lor The lleit In Tainting tall Herr)hill Painting ContraePUMPS — smiNKLER or. No Job To Large or Small SYSTEMS Licenied—Banded—Union All types and aisei, lnelalled Call FA 2.22S7 •Do It Touraoir BE REPAIR AND SERVICE 27—NOTICES— PERSONALS S T I N E Machine and Sapplv Co. HoopeUl and Baby 307 W. 2nd St. Pb FA 2 6432 80LLAWAV, Beds Day. Week or Month— Tel FA 2-MIL rurnitura Center 116 Wctt rir»t St. Air Conditioning and Heating Thu it a guest Pan to til* MovieC. II. STAFFORD land Iltd ide In Thcalrt for Helen M5 Oak Avenue FA 2 1731 Cuilung, Exp. date Aug II, 1957. GATLIN BROTHERS Contractors, Draglines; Ganava io—ARTICLES FOR SALE 2232. Th. FA 2-3276 -Sanford. Work Clothei, canteen, C>ti. Camp Gouda. I'aint. Army. LaVerna School of Dancing Navy Surplus. 310 S’anfoid Ave. Tip Acrobatic - Ballet Enroll now for fall terms, start­ ing Sep:ember 3rd. Cluses for GARRETTS SEWING CENTER White—Necchi—Eln* beginners and advanced aru. Bepaira on all maka Machinal. dents. 723 East Fuat SL FA 2-6244 1404 E. 20lh St. Thone FA 2-5425. 112-114 W. 2nd St TV Service Norgo Appliances—Z«nith TV .Miller Radio A Appliances CROSSWORD DOWN 13. Sauco flavor-' tng II Utarary •craps 17. Unob­ structed view* 21. De­ voured 32 Audi. enee 34 Vex 23. Flint, like rock 26 Daybreak :• Pirncult tea •iMathttta 2. DsM'.ike 3. Fruit drinks 4 Thrice imua) 3 Bridge platform 4 Gentle­ woman t Affll I. Sreaaw 9 Mouth, like opening ifciol I It. Speak ilov-ly 7“ 3 P >6 a *1 ft, ,t •7 § \l % % - % it / v( , SI J YMterdts’ i 4ee< M.Ex. haustad 31. Rhrtekt 34. Tidy 55 Maturo IT. C«ln 11 Golfer Rnaad T~ r " 7“ 1 % i» if i* w j- TT % ir % if 1* 18“ 4i 1 % /// ii Y/t 44' 1 I U YOU 'RE TELLING M E ! j .1 / Willi AM t i n Cenfral Preii ITrifer OUR favorite mermaid. Mia* daughter, MUa Chadwick v u * Floranca Chadwick, formerly of •*cr*tary. At that wall bat iho iltn Diego, Calif , but now at flndi tha aurgirg seat auiar to homa wherever the wild wives rlotigh through than • busy oxoe* may be calling, la getting set to utlva's ungrammtUciJ bualnw try a new- (for her) atietch of English. blua water—the Irtih tea. BeI I I gorra, wa hope the collten mikti FIortnet haa already evrvm H lit of tko uorlJ t most famoot (teanets, which util tomo mo s im * f ! I Flo elrtaJ’j Sofia nfito tcorU prlto to many folk, who iUm’l tjuj-JLsta’ier aulm records i: 5 lch ifxoio fhcra were that many. I t I uiaktt h tr a tier of, 1/ youfl pardon Ike eipraiaion, tkt flnt ja— 4RTICXE6 FOR SALE 42 attic fan. t$ horiepjwer m*> tor A- lime clock. $65.00. .NO 8.4602. 2*—r L it AI l L HE and HOUSEHOLD GOODS • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WILSON-MAIIR Ga* refrigerator 8 ft.. $150. Toilet and tank, 513. 20 ral hot wa­ New and Used Fa mile re ter tank with atdiwarmhcit- 311 E. Flrat St . Ph. FA 2-6828 er, 52 60. 2 screen u*»ui, ----------------------------- — ^ door frame*. $1.00 each. Smelt well Used furniture, appliances, toolL kitchen atnk, $5.00. Ph FA etc. ilougalaold. Larry's Mart. 2 072821 East Firat Bt. I’n. FA 2-4134 L’S YOUR FURNITURE FA 2 0352 SELL Ca»h for any amount. Super Trading Toil I mile south of —Factory to you— 8*nforJ. phono FA 20077. .tlumlnum Venetian Blind* Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom 2*—FURNITURE and rati with plastic end*. PlutJe HOUSEHOLD GOODS or r-von tapes. Cotton or n)l»a cord. Scnkarik (*U m nnd Paint Co. FURNITURE OF CIIARACTF.lt ButJt By H2-1H W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 4422 Matter Craftinicn In We buy and sell u**<? furniture Btyla and CenstrucUon Faying top cash prices fer any Tha aamt aa Thai* thing nf value SUPER TRADPrised Since INC POST on 1792 Ph FA Colonial Days 2 0677Fltuthed For Florida Climate In Complete crib $10. FA 2-tSM. Your Choice of Woods WurltUer Spinet Piano, eipanlive model. Walnut ftnlih. like new, matching bench Will sell fer *376. P.t. «•.* 2-1911. 118 8. Park Ave. *4 1■4 rtflUH Uf’ Ci! tt'72'l lul lIGIUla'-i UJtnbl-l HKUUff* i-iauu ui«wi 'j.i a o iiiin u d i'i 2u ClililU MiD* tiUiiiiui HtlM .jn.'iia ll-i kltil 1191411.02 U i m c u Uuii'ic. i-tPPIUM r*2JI 1141 • i* * u u a i i u i e i nULlfl U12KU . 1 Ph FA 2 4622 Chrysler Airtcmp ACRO&S 1. Begenei 3. Prartrat* U A fins china 10. Dipped, at ua’.ar 11 Lodgt doorVttpar IS. Stranger It. Burden IS. Youth It Tantalum taym.l It Mai an Indian <Mix ) 1! Rt*»r I Suita.) 15 Church bench JO Capital IN Y l 22. Noble, roan 2.7 European tongut 35 Rattan i bo" i 37 Miaukea 30 An outcry 31. Aeian ex 32 Tear 71 Erbium leyml 34. Mediaval heat 35. Storm 36. Spur whael 31. A diKtpU 31. Teat 4a Aside 41. Pismires 42. Botch Thta ti a gueat pan to tha MorU» land Ride-In Theatre for Has* iiatt slawter. Exp. data A tig* 18. 1957, $2.50 per call plus parts, 9 year* PLANTS - SHRUBS - TRRES Ia-IPETTaT P "HKLi*" W.tfTTnr exparienc* In TV Service on all Stop in and be pleasantly aur* makes ar.J models. One year prised at our re^tonable pncta Waitraaa and curb girl ovar 21$SAVE$ guarantee oQ all parte. Wa alio S? w3! RAYMOND M. BALL, and bcauliul plant* Apply Pig *a WhiaUa. service auto and home radios GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY Picture tubai repaired in your iwSX.f jw- a*sl REALTOR FA 2 0566 Permanant raatdant. Immadiata 15(MWeit J r d j L state PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Grapavilla Ava. home. 69.35. guarantead, 1 year. 203-09 Esit Firat FA 2-CM8 opening for S*er*tary—Clark. Phone FA 2-3684. 9 a m. to 6 n.m. 119 French Av*; Oir 2nd BL| g D HlghlaymiB — Aatoelat# A. K. RO.SSKTTER, F L O R IS T , S day week, plttaant working Including Debary 6 Lake Slary 3 rooms pirtly fumlinM. c in viirv i v p i s \iiorlit# ECHOLS condition*. Thona TA 2-3931. rhone FA 2-IRSI BARNES TV SERVICE i« uved for busir.ess or pro- 204I,,CK I>f'Ave. RS 37lh Annivcrwry S. Park Th. FA 2-5641 Florid* S-ata Bink. For dependable Servie* 201 Ea*t Commercial ftssion; parking apace. Ph. Sofa Bed ______ Member of F-orlat FA 2495$. 2 p.Ilowi Burst Telegraphy Deity*.y Alin. Women need cosmetic*. There U Aladdin converter h u r r i c a n e OZIER REALTY’ CO. Platform Rocker Fading Service Station for rent or laaae. tempi. Aladdin Vacuum bottles t - emer.de j a demand for Avon. Laura B. Orl*r. Realtor Haaiock Scuffing It OFFICE EQUIPMENT Excellent location. Ph. FA We train >ou to cam the. 4- lunch kill. Hurl M. Field. Aetoclale ■>'.»lning 2-2151. -________ !2601 So. Orlando Hwy FA 2-5*43 dignified way Mr* Mtlanieh. ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP HAYNES Office Machine Co„ Regularly $199 00 Box 246, Lockhart. Fla. 2617 SFrench FA 2-I98J 5 Room unfurnished bouse. Call ■ Typewriter*, adding machines., NOW $159.00 KENNETH E- SLACK FA 2-2151. Salca-r.enLila, 314 Mag., Ph. lta-HALE HFLP w a n t e d A A A Tree Semen . .. „ REGTSTATE BR'HtER I FA 2-0462. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Traaa Removed. Demoaaad Furn. garaga apt 2u00 MalloaviLa. J0<w E ^ phona FA 2-0221 Boys Wanted— to sail The San. Cor. 2nd A Magnolia FA- 2-6*11 Ph. FA 2—0421 II — ALTOMOBILKS—TRAILEBS ford Herald Mondays through with 6 room unfumiihed hou»e “ Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. Fridaia at 3:30 p. m. Coma to ileepmg porch. Outside City Wedding Invitation* Robert A. Williams Fr»a Deliver* Need a good uted car? IT' TV, table model. New picture I•— 1 Tha Htrald office and aik for limits. Ph. FA 2.1396. And Announcement* REALTOR Buddy Fealar after 3:30. tuba with guarantee Excellent See Kay Herron $1060 par 100. Also catling 2 Bodroom bungalow, completely condition Tranafared. mult «ail. lUvmond Lundqul*!. YOUR TONTIAC SALESMAN RACE DRIVERS furn 513 Palmotto Ave. ___ | cards. aUtionery. pnvali'a Office Pfl FA 2-5691 ASSOCIATE r n L At-ern VriPa ‘N'TlAC ° R Gu*r*nl»«d, Plu* Point* Supply. 117 Stagnella Nicely furnished bedroom. l2l7 Phan# FA 2-3*51 Atlantia bank TESTED—API'hOI ED Magnolia Avt.________ Ph FA 2-8231 or after 8 p m . *>er Month GUARANTEED APPLIANCES I IF IT IS REAL ESTATE DICK MAPES I FA 2 2683. 301 Welt lit {*. S»» our ad tn tha aporU aacusn LE Wringer Waiher, A,1 1 Bedroom ne»ly furnished home,; aik Crumley A Monteith FOR TW O A T ANGEL’S of this tiaua. Tile Contractor— Dial F V 2-4558 condition $59.00 all electric kitchen. 812‘4 Elm t 117 South Park Ph- FA 2-4695 jt WJy p>jr y o D ^ IM Uf Inquut next door. __ 23A—PLUMBING and ROOFING La*/ wT-flger waahar. wtU Uo WITH PURCHASE OF AN Y MAJOR A P P L U N C * you buy. Open Evenings <H Conault A REALTOR First j-our w-iahing 44 08| Sundayi. 2 bedroom houae 1905 Cedar A***-1 CULLEN AND HARKEY Eaay iptnner. A-l cer.d.lion i9 60; PLUMBING 1 SEPTIC TANKS Maka 520 dillv. Luminous Name, BETWEEN 5:30 and 8:30 FRIDAY EVENING Eaatiide Trailer Sales Writ# Box MC e/o Herald. plain. Frta aamp'.ei. Reave* INSTALLATION k REPAIRS Frtgtdaire auto, washer, all nor. j 110 N. Tark Ave. Ph. FA 2 2391 Palatka, Fla. celain, dent min ihu ona 99 001 Co Attleboro. Stall. 24 Hour Service Furnished cottage, Ph FA 2-3927. 1957 Frtgtdaire auto, wither, noWcatinghouse • Maytag • ARCHIE C. HARRIETT BROWN REALTY DONS COVER SHOT del WSA-57. Rrg. $243 u5 177 57 If you Ilka paep’.a you can cor- i Clean furn apartment, cloae-ln. FX 2-62*9 or FA 2-5761 Automobile Icur.or Decorator 1957 Frtgldalre auto, washtr, Serving the Service *eri spare hours istn income: > Ph. FA 2-4013, Jimmy Cowan model W1JI7, the beat. Seat Covera — Truck Seats Unford Ava. at Roialia Adrift**# part Uma it!a* wet* CLARK Keg 6379 95 now 267 $7 2 bedroom 2 bath apartment. At Wtille Pontiac—801 W tat for ten women or men any age Plumbing. Heating k Supply Co. 9 A >1 to 9 P.M. 1967 Frlgidalr* dryer. Mode! DD-] Adult* only Apply 1912 San­ tn Central Flortls. No prcv.eua FA 2 25M Con seeling k Repalra 67 Reg. 8229.95 now 159 87 GOOD DE\L. 1948 O’.damobll*. ford Ave., or Phone FA 2-5668. selling required. Work in your 2619 Or do Or. Pb. FA 2-2374 run* good, needs paint. $125 00, 1957 . Frlgtdalre. 12 cu ft. refit. | 115 Magnolia Ave. Thon* F A 2-M 7S own neighborhood. Plenty of HEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN This is a gueat pas* to the Rita g-nerator. Reg. 5329 95 FA 2-4034 nelo available to help you earn Highway 17 i 92 South f.enford 2144 French A*e. lire for Clark Bnatol Exp Thcatra Now1239 67 additional money— Write Neil J. W. HALL. REALTOR “ 1*54 White WC22PLT aleepar data Aug 16 1957. Plumbing. Kretky Heating 9 cu. ft. 1H rafrtgarauu, Uitden. 42 S Lake Barton Rd . eab, bka nev«-. ;-ipe«d rear, Rav L. Kennedy. Associate vtry nice $9 00 M. G. H ODGES Orlando or Phone 4-9940 for TCTnrrasr •• HI NTAL^ priced right Many others tn Johnny Walker, Aaaoctale 7 cu. ft. Fngidtire refrigerator, appointment. Service on All Wafer Pampe— good condition to cnoote from.” “ Call HaH" Phono rA 2 3641 all porcelain 69.9U Wells Drilled — Pump* HUTCHINSON’ S Ocean Front 7 cu. ft. Norge refrigerator, Paoia Road. Ph«oe FA IW T ‘•Tandem flat trailers, acvanl 46' ::l -k\<iRK WANTED Apts Dayinna Batch. Call FA vtry ura 69 00 j Stenstrom Realty with steel floors Good. 6J250'i0 2-405$ R. U. Hutchison. T cu. ft Frtgidaire refrigerator, j while they Isat" U. E. BTENSTROM LAWNS MOBID— r .'a i- " i t :« A.1 condition 74 80 jric** Power m rwer. FA 2-4576 Ragiatored Broktr - LkAL LsfA T ^ FORT6 a L i Marc Chef 30" a u range, iwlr.g 2427 Laurel — Phono FA 2 2420 “ Mack tractor, larga. -lean. Ideal out broiler, Ilka new 71.001 for lnwbed trailer. Good condi Baby aitung. references fumtihMaka Thli .1 Bedroom 1957 Frtgidaire Super 30" electric j ed. 80c hour. Ph. FA 2 1740. $1,000. Down. Month Don 51760 00." M X fC , ZB Home Really range writh rotiasiere. New 3 bedroom CBS homo with YOURS fiav« $60 00 Now 177.57, Job wanted as baby litter. Ph. Contracting k Repairs tarratxo floors, bbade trees In "Tandem drt*o Diamond T wph By sclte'.lcg your own cr-.nr 1 ton WalbUt air conditioner 199.75 FA 2-3751. 100T iaoford Ave. Ph. FA 2-6643 Iinkem Axlt* 10 00x20 urea, yard. schema no**-. Other futu^a— 1/4 ton delux air conditioner, S^peed tuxllury tranamuitsn. Dependable b«r wants mowing PLUMBING electric kitchen, lerratxo flsora. ref. 6309.95 239.96 ROSA L. PAYTON Completely rebuilt. Ideal for and edging. Ph FA 24835. Easy Term* overtlied lota and ehoieo real- Registered Real Estats Broker Contract sod Repair Work cement mixer* dump or nat FreF Eatlmatre CLAUDE II. WOLFE deniial location. Assoc. Alberta J. Hall k truck. Bee at DiamcnJ T Salta Eapcrienred colored girl wants B. L. HARVET APPLIANCES A. K. SHOEMAKER, JK. k Sendee Co.. Orlando, Phone work, full or partlune. Pa. William E. lleraciiel i 306 fiuterd Are. Phm o I k 34363.306 East Fuji SL FA 2-2772 Ph- FX 84166 wi FA 2 W1X Pil FA 3-1301—Xf-W *4 Huwate* > 6-9051, ifit*' Mather of Sanford Free Chicken Dinner Zenith Baggerly Appliance M nou a ll Center �m * (T F i f i W— T i n f c w f W rrthr. k*r* »■»w Commission By STANLEY H W tW (Oontlnuad fro m F ife Oo*» •r* paying tb# tU M now will bar* to pay *tta Increaa* hi miliar*— what la th* nam# of common M nx 1* thia thinf coming to anyway?” As a final comment on th* meetin*. CommUllonoc Krtiirr allied ” Th#tw'a no pi*o tot th* future— w«’y* already bvileatod •hat'* going to happen next year.” And Oommiatlonac Swofford addod "Too many people wiT y*t • fro* rid#.” THE OLD HOME TOWN •— Little W ar Is Slowly Moving Toward Climax a rfal u r n GALENA. Kan. tP — W o r e * atol* an outboard motor off Gate* Hefrrld's *M0 boat U*t work. Ap­ parently th* *am* thief renirtnbrrvd h* needed aomethlnr to f ' t it on. So h* r«J« th* boat Thu ra­ ds y night. , Kuotivnvot Hitrotr fm no ar-m ",a*r m m u-wo» * * o i « io iw n * Mrtw a*aa ajr a# ***** j* >* otoncm aon* - a n<i gam *»* rr-a* **o Legal Notice vsfth n M o n o ia iik iu : mi uivkm skai p m i M «♦ CW*l*r IM. Eatutt*. till. tii* fuicwlr'* it**- ortk*4 U*4« la P*o>l|*«|» jH.ril* will b* afftral f"r at notrry f*r lb* bl****t •»< t a il cask h it *1 Ik* fr#M 4 re# * t th . fW m tl»t* I V l I l r p*ast ^ 0 * . for*. S-*et" "1*4 *1 t t i t l A. M, •a H o itir , * «i«» It'*- A. n . t» l l#T |»rek*rle»si rt*l i r i i x It *M (I t*>«» n4 »*it flat n*-ib*ri*w*; I !•»«»« It *»it »• t#-tt t •• t * Itlk II f*r»»'»l l-aka tVUtar Heat# a\ihtl«t- alia Ttai XIMIJUMTSW lt**k I !•*««* ttt. l i t * « 4 IM rar*r.* T « g*i->-aar* ga t jo a c -***• **> •** * as** **** o r it****** ■1«* «f ik. irtretsli l'n*rt. ■♦mlw-t# OiiM f, MurH*. tte u r tv* wta a* * w » 9 * *>* on«* •*-- tv« « o *-»* on na t**f 0**00 Ml *1 M ** A OU.Lf M i n i n IB MRIIKBT (tIVKN lk*t t%» M«u*t»* Aathoitty *f tb* rtty #f aaafrr.t p . i l t i ■IM.aaMMata pro I I* f «ml» h P»MI* t i * H l » Hr la t.rai* .-. wUl* tiwiu of I* IM { t r r * - ~ J i»«ll«r«. **4. P r * » » 4 Ml I••*»<( i V i i i i h iMurmiio# I* IS. •a*n«nl of talk tk«v*#"4 4#l* lara Both oallrlM t* »• writ!** ter a I H X o f Ihi** l**rt t# « tr * 1 r « #**»t«#r l**f. •*♦*#!#• th* IS* aaalaa nalu. tkrra •‘tmlaWiratto* *-)lldt"«# **4 Ikrr* klaa arono.l. r till* or pr. iw.»*tr *11) r-a r w - i a - *4 la th* offlr** of lha »*ihortir h* n.llt I a* r. M on llaptantb*# U, IMS. furth## Informal!*" «llk r**ar4 to lha |>taa* a»4 araeiriraO.ito » f i j a • tats aroi.rt* aa4 f - m oa » * lf* A r I /—I f I /O aatt io --. .« • moat ka *»*iaiM*4 A t O l u t l L W*r ha *ht*l**4 ha ooatarttar <l'-r II ontinurd from P tf* t) dm I. Br*41*r r**e*»tt»* nir*o*.r Ti* ttoaalar Aalkoiltr af ik* rttr th* rp 'Vmir. \t it com**. povtMibly t t > « " f * r . l ?1»r1 4* . » 4 t o l » l a » r a t l r ta lU ln a I ' a i t l * tlr r w r r i > u r u * « a util occur brfor* that ttma. 11* h ri 1added 'hat (hi*a ar* no afat* rcn*r4oa l- nr* tlay. r**r-*lt«a Plrarlor Th* llruatr* JtilkMkr i*f ruUtwrna n«i ltnrg lanliv-n ar lha m i* af «**»ort r ’ - r l i » i)u*r»ntlring of inTucnca pahonu. kitTi« m o r ti ir and that pad rtparierve had fhoall ATATC UK tlAMUDA TU* C'LktllJM'K K. UAkhLUBoT, that cloainr puHic mcet.n* pi aera hod had hit!* rffret In pm cnting Wkaa# r**i I•ar* It •f)h4K'T»a 1 aVI at# s a r a lr oaliflad l i s t M tt A r 4 IK r e . ka* t*«a kf*-#M >i> lr## an rphlrrnx. 1 * . Ik IF* O r rail Court, la aaA Th* health offtrrr onocliidrd far Cawlealt C a c t i . r , < n u . la hi* report by atatlnf that »h* aitT, f * r i . lllr«i U#be««% P a h t t o i i . lU U U fL *i t*1tnMtrB jatkn coiM change day by day, 1. lUBkllw IB, IhefBtUtl.** h|' east A ant that he would I n p the county T* llktkti«*K Vlalatllf. DnA » » « •ti1 r»4tiir*4 to I1U i>«%r health department dlrrefnr* arai OA##ar « l t k ik* Clark af u If th* public Informad of aety change C u r t. »*>: m u b •?*» t>.« r : tin* ' tn ^!ana or pollrtra. A* V l f a Attrrp •r. rt. I I 1 1 1 1 , 1 J a I i * 1 B ’.IM R j i r »•* ti r. tk n>- a 114. Of Bt|4 • i B R h K . n *»n iA, % V rm loMn.KtT v>r.t r* A i t t i r , wa af Aetar fpDt«anh«c t• ) HI. If YB| fall I*i g«i INOI OtAPOLU InJ. IP 1 • . • 1.cr«fr pr» ??>!♦•#.- a Ul> K* Pol'r# hookeit Raymond Kennle. • »li#f C*r m i# * mi it# i.^tarUlat. , Poor*. H , Thuraday )uat at ha (U A I) 1 began ft thing on the Sank; of th* l L ft r b a n t.ii A* rtark af a*l4 Co*av Whit* Rirer with AVtft Wrtrlh of iv m s rtwsl ir c o i ht «•» 1 M* VIVTH HUH SSI s n s it iT . iv avis row »* WIVOl R SOI VTV, n o . w ins, iv i ns vi i h i «n. pa*4 riaai. til.a. vf lasarwi ia a»4 a* tka ahvkU l a_ :3 U 4**#rtk*4 rrapanv. Pawiiwi# Ciaaats. Rorlaa. I*.wilt t*S • »»4 Las I* Mreh rtT*. Tears II if IS X U V . twa a rm mi* a*mt*-i* cv «»iv . yrtnn ik. tro^efiik* to tfe* ala tkkeaaf a* re- Rote mart* berry (Sanford) Mauric* rerguaoa <Sanford) BIRTHS Dltrhirgt* Hilda Baa* (Sanford) Slay Tennay (Sanford) Odoaaa Hanierton (Sanford) Jet** Rot* (Sanford) Ktilaboth Jorrei! (Sanford) V i m Ann Caldwell (Tlturvill#) Jun# Butnor (Sanford) Harold Whltter 'Sanford) BIRTHS Baby boy William*, arm nf Mr. arwl Mr*. John Wtlllama (Sanford) Piteharget Colleen P*bb* and baby (Sanford) Ruth Ervin and twin boya (Sanford) Odoaaa Hrryirrvgm (Sanford) Week Of Christian Adventure Feature At 1st Methodist I Christian Adventure Weak at Firat Methodlil Churrh la *et for August 11-30 for all tntarmediate*. R#v. Chari** Harron, of Asa)** Tart Methodist Church. Orlando, ia to S# tha inaptntional speaker earn rrvruag. Highlighta of the weak Includ* panel discussions, movies, campfir* and outdoor worship, speaklira, folk game*, a turpnae pack, ed talemt night, and dinnar every night! Th# tlimai of lha week will corn* Friday evening when lha b»yi arvi gtrli will attend a Pa. dicstion Service and Holy Com­ munion. • Tlw aehedu)# la: 4 00. Supper; 4 SO. fcllowahip singing; 7:00. dis­ cussion perto.1; 7:45 worahip; 4:00 recreation and refrr»hmen's. t;J0( gcod night. "The Churrh wwicomas all lt» young people for a full week of rcOommende>l f a l l o w ship and spiritual development,'* church! - i : • said. 1 Beardall Chapel VBS Starts Monday The Daily Vacation Bible School will (tart Monday August it at th* BeardaTl Av* Chapel. Tb# school will run for a week from • to 11 a. ns. CXKTROIE*Nr T i V M HOAriTAL SrRTNGFIF.l.D. Mae# » — Bchby Courrhcan#, who suffrrpd a bead Injure in a JnV Ti bout with Bobby Bell at St N irholn Arena in N#w York, was dis­ charged frem th# hcaplta! *f:#r u-deern-ng an nr#ratinn t« remov* a blood riot front hi* brain. (Vjrv*>rr>c, who has retired, will return to hla hom* ia HolycVv. Mai* Y O U 'R E T E l L I N G M E ! — By WillIAM w n —■ Ccnlrol Prci* Wrifrr TREE.3, (man ones, ar* to b# planted in Tlmaa Square by N*w Terk City's porks department. Howavvr, tt'R tak* more than a ftw stunted maples to gtv* tha big Concrete Crossroads a rustic look. I I I Ilk* It must b* a place where the kids are born with a ready-mad* reputation for being handy tn a fight I I I ever be misfakex, etva by a rielfor, /or Central J’ark. I I I An Knjtlsh Judy* ka* ruled that if a <jwot' uffrrs a "gscor."* sound M's domcaftoaffd. a "qaoif" Trtrt or no frees, v* doubt cry it’s wild. 1That (/ tho bird Breodk-ay-ffrventH atTnii# sri/l rc/niri to fesff/yf A D«trel»ar was |w«g*d far TO I I I days far swiping fir* nawspopars Hr Ik* (bird itraifKs year fke (ram a eland. New ka (an salck aarna man baa be lad ik* prlia- vp on hie reading. wlaalng sake as a Syrecv*#, N. Y., When a btox* threatened hi* k*m* skew. Hay, Mans-ar* yaw hom* and hi* w itsr supply failed, llafaningT an Austrian farmtr quenched th* Roy Harris, an up-and-coming fir* with 21 barrels of ctd«r. This heavyweight boxer, hail* from a was a css* where th* drinks war* Taut* town with th* wonderful not only on th* house—but all nam* of Cut And Shoot Sound* ever It %wm Saoferd'a Only Dovwtewm F1.HM SANFORO FLOWER SHOP t t t 204 N. r»rk Hi. FA 2-1122—Nk* FA M m Mrnbar: Florirt Tslagrapk D«ll»»ry Aaaariatire WHY re-enlist in the small-car arm y? R EA P THIS S T A R T LIN G FACT 6 ^ S o u t off l O S m a lle r C a r w e a r a P o n t i a c P r i c e Tai —y e t n o n e p#opi# )u*s car.3 tab# a hint. V v an mow war# armlad ffkhaaday nirht on auRitr'nn cf gamNing m a budding Nrhind th# p«!ira *u ttrns. It woa tn# third raid on th# building ras ait months. g iv e s you An: PONTIAC GIVES YOU UP TO 1.9% MORE SOLID CAR PER DOLLAR. Not on® o f the ■mailer car* can five yow the hcwvy-duty cow truction. the roftd-hugipng h®ft nnd nolid: •foirity o f America** Number On® Road Cat! MOVTI 9Y4R4 WgO GIBRALTAR » BrHiah stag# and most# aura Margaret tolgdaton ami Ia irvore Harvey were married Tkurwiiy night in a brief ceremony aboard a pa* PONTIAC GIVES YOU 4 TO 7 INCHES M O R E W H E E L B A S E . Hero • ®xtra length wh®ro it count*— t« bracket th® bump* inntcad o f riding thorn! And this extr* l®ngth1 •bow* up inrid®, too, with plenty o f gtwtch-out room for lix-footer*! PONTIAC’S PERFORMANCE TOPS TH E BEST T H E SMALL CARS CAN OFFER BY A WIDE MARGIN. Y our PontUc dealer am give you a complete facU-and-figum menpnrtoon and an on-th®-road teat to prow* that Pontiac p erform *!** ■tinda head and ahoulderw a b o re anything in the low-price fleJdl MURDER T R I I I — At l-v-tatflr. A la. A# kta*r retied it# cato aftov th# fire* daa a< Uviiwawy la tb# unal «f mdaiSrilist Emary a M »U . 41 n # fl). S -mt «feh hi* wife. While U rharged T ^ h Us# fatal tkootreg *f Vaskaille. Tret . ttterwr* Victor Falatar al a reuses# s p * arar th# AUk*«a,T#sspc<«## hae. Th# ftfVedaal I* kissswa ia rw*rt »l.k K a !*•»##. Ralph Mnlth. Th# shooting a* said l« baa# resulted from a lr«* triangle. ( I T Triepoto) AND PONTIAC HAS ALWAYS BEEN FAMOUS AS ONE OF AMERICA’S TOP TRADE-INSI So why not look and ' foal ttca a million— ineteed of a million other*? Trading’s T errific • Son lnir m VETERINARIAN at animal hospital whiU Dr. Rajrmond Brm is hospitalized it Dr. L# R. Pml -CYPi of the show. In looking back to » y o~n treaage years, I recall how enthralled I was with airing, with Benny Goodman, Glenn Millar and Harry James, Vayb* today'* uan agvr* are more anthurelaatk about their music. Maybe It arera* that rer because I'm old*r now. But ob­ viously, every generation hai IU own music. No Immoral Muai* I sincerely baiter* that "a music is Immoral. Whre • Foungstcr start* out listening to muaie, any sort of muaie, he la in effect whetting hi* appetite for culture, leading him o# aomc surveys In­ dicate. to an Intorwt in opore and th* claaslcsWhat will happen when today's teen-ager* become th* "H#f gen­ eration. Probably hiatory will repoot It­ self and there’ll b* * naw nuitia form to replare reck 'n' roll, )u*t as awing was replaced. But rock *n* roll, has become *o atrong I doubt if It’ll aver complstely p**» »w«y- ^ ke ^ clauie awing tun**, tha boat of rock 'a' rot Iwill beeom# port of our ranaical heritage. And lb# kid* will b* reaponaiU* for it off P o n t i a c ' s A d v a n t a g e ! T ljo ik s L a*w i"-i« Create. n - n * » Tax **4 r a f Taa. are pa. »in*4 (has a tilt !• *>4at am* to Ik* slwaa SaarrlSal pe*p*rtr ka* S a * nl*4 oaalaat a -a **4 raa net I s : I l f roeuiret la aarv* a —-re rf rear Awawre m ik* 0*aaal*lai I to rtalallfra aturoam m . D r R I I* Ik* *rlai**l it Ik* offlo* rf Ik* d a rk af tha ilrnH svurt *• •e k*f«r* Asa. M. list, Mkavws** III »ila*»Slre* *4 toil OnaaapUI"l ( S i to Safe** a* oialMii l Tkl* r it-, nkkd la pvkltok** Oka* w**k foe free » l l " l ■ vre*to i* tR* So*riot Mapalt Sura. I'm making my living in Alaa freed, reck ‘af roll diak Jockay and tmew af ABC-TY't rock *n* roll muale. But my wrifa and I hava two boy* and two girl* ‘‘Tb* Big Beat” . and naturally, we're at interested BT ALAN FREKT) os any parent in th* welfare af Written For United Prrt* NEW YORK tr - When peo­ young atera. Unf&rtun*te)jr, many parents ple n k m* what rock b ’ roll la doing to tha younger gone ration. I don't underetand th* Important# 1of rock *n* mil to their teen-age always aay, “ It’ a making them [ offapring. The kids feel that It'a Miami Kelly (Sanford) happy!" new, h'a theirs and something Annabel!* Rock (Sanford) It's making m* happy, too. ! they understand and en)oy. A Katherm* Cummin* (Sanford) Because I know that their mutic healthy, wholesome way to g*t Eloi* Carlton (Sanford) —and make no mistake about it. rid of esc*** energy. Tb* bda are AUGUST • th* kid* discovered rock *n‘ roll just ia much a part of It a* th* AdmltaiM* and K belongs to them—ia giving perform era. Patricia Harper (Sanford) You'll »e# what I mean when them a powerful Interest that la Sara Rewt (Nortolk. Va.) ( La b* M ooro*) IF AT FIRST . . . . free n w r r r » T LOB ANt'.IXES 9 _ Th# A# •oatnhila Ouh of Roushans Califor­ nia «ffar* a variety <y help to motorstoo. Awio efub karat Mr* W R. BUtoif Tkarwily d*4rv«rrd a hohy to th# eourtyaed eg tb# dub huflidrtag. (Set B. Jorsoa k*d Into a r*M wRh ta* s*nrk while :*Atn« tato Wtf*. KUm rests, to tb# A>4 S*. Ati M’ llia tltla lit satIMI Ik* ak*ia ,an*4 a*. Snr»i 4>faa4aasa aat s » - « i •• p* are* «r alia*. A*4 All t *ni»* Hast** ar ka»* aat working agwlr.wt Jurenii* deiia- you tune In ‘ Tito Big B r e r re TV-RAPIO AdraitiloM ABC-TV. Rock 'n' roll audience*, William KwaM ia o« vaca­ quency. I/mnw Thompson (Sanford) loving th# moil*, are really part Interretod In Youngotora tion. Today'* gueat writer ia Jeiai* SI. Hawklaa VAN NUYS. Calif » — Soma m h u lataroas hr. Slirvagls, vaSar *# faUaviai S T in tT p i o i u i: r s o t .v p n I t s PI 1500. faitf. an Petertiro* didn’t har* to go far to anfr* th# rending machut* tapper myatery. William Paul >»ewtort, 47, w l i arretted TVrwiay on ebarve* o f tapping the randy ma­ rtini* at th* central p>V a etation of (3 M. Newton workad tn th* buddinc AUGWT • CA.VCTI. Ml \M| C O M T V n oM MIAMI BF-'.CM V — TS# ( n .C I O announred Tburadav night that R h u rare#Tod (tn bug# n*oooal ropTwitton hrr# rv#. 4 14 to f**tw of r e * other rtty. aicrivx. v v» rwiitirr. » ur.vvsT r. P N irra *s * i, t |s*faai* Ma ) Sat* T* RalM Till* sotii ' r o r a sir Ir Ik* Naw* at sa* aiai* af F W Vw iv* |l,rra*aal»« )u:.Nlit »• iin r r a RTliau. l> iiiiiioaii.H A: 4 ts. Tb» VrVt-ma *f aat* are** atm** aaiaral btfisS saia k uiivr slalnslsc I* News Briefs HIT JOSEPH MORRIS UnRod Proa* Staff Onrr**poriWn< SHAnJA. Tructat Oman IP — A little war of rrewt aignificanoe ia alowly morin* toward a clima* here on th# iteamy, palm fnnged Miore* of th# Pwretan Gulf. Park in ‘ha day* whan th* n n never art -«n the Britieh flog, M would hav* been conaldered noth­ ing more than a trthal diapute anil largely ignored. Hut R k* different today heraua* Rrltain hat h*r Sack to th* economic wall and la fighting deaparately to retain what remain* of har eenpir*. No plan* U more Important to Rrltain than th* Arabian ar*a with Ka mail tv* oil production that keep# Rritain’ a tnduatry go­ ing. For thti reaaon. th# Brittah or* ready to ri«k a rnpuloion al­ ready damagvsl by the Suet attack to I'juaih a hill country rebel who baa a pretty good <-a«* for rebelItng. Intamatinnal Tmplicationa He ia the Iman Ghalcb who haa thrown nff th* aowteigtoy and authority of Britain'# ally, tho Sul­ tan af Muecwt and Oman. V H Bin Tatmur. Tn# diaputo hw« lnUmgttor.ll impiicatkma. Saudi Arabia'* King Si ad la aupportiryg th* rebela with money and arm*. And American oil tntereau m Saudi Arabia com­ bine to make th* i«iu* nf concern to th* Stat* Department. . What th* Brttiah frar la that a rebel victory would b* ouch a preatiga victory for Saudi Arabia oa to endanger and avon eliminate Brjgiah tnfluaocw tn the entire Pertlan Gulf, leading to the lo*a of Kuwait who** oil ti a bulwark of th* Brttiah economy. So for thia war ha* Seen on* more of aifruN-ance than gunfire Th*r* bam t bean any ground fighting »ir,ce th* Im im 'i brother, Tallb, auddeniy appea-tvl from aitie in Saudi Arabta July IS at the head of a han.1 o f ISO well g«Hl and well armed follower*. Car Hita la i d Min# The Saltar'a an-.all f.rc* at Nnwa la th* mountain*, a group of birrforg youth* lid by Dr»ti«h mercenarte*. Immediately hotfoot­ ed it toward tb* roa«t without e'Yn a da*h. Threw of th# SuMan’ i offictall were killed when tbe<f oar r*n over a land min*. Ttv* force k* now "regroupuig '’ When word reached the big dw tachment at Oman, a refr-ent with a half do ten Brittah officer* commanding ami a l*fg* pat ml up into tb* mountain* where 4 met attff rvalatance including au­ tomatic weapon* fire A Brttiah officer wa* mcked tn th* a m and about a dofen other* wrr* wound­ ed la tb* brief d»*h . Tb* rebeli rwpWfly took control of a 100 by W mil* plateau are* and that a where the (iluatton ■tend ur.tti tha Royal Air Furr* wa* ordered into action. Hospital Notes Rock Y Roll Making Younger Generation Happy • Dr. Po«’s kom« phont it FA2-5232 R aak rtrrall i > g t fcwSaala OavkWV n *H 4s a a a a a a a a a a s M to H to W RIGHT NOW! ’ ~Tx SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED Fatofs g|m to# | ^ Pontiac n u t '; # _ » 4 �Weather (TIt# H a n fo rd Ilm t lft Tarllf (toady ttirwich It-esdiy with a for widely scattered af­ ternoon ttandrribowcr*. • ANAN INDEPENDENT INDEPENDENT DAILY DAILY NEWSPAPER NEWSPAPER E»t*b! Ha n f o r d . Fl o r id a . Mo n d a y . a~r r .u s T iT T pvT Shop and Save In Sanford 9 NO. M United P k m I/caaed Wire r ----------4 Ri ght s I ssue To Adjournment Johnson Predicts Passage Reaches S k1 X “ Employ me inW fidPdi"! All-Time High In U S. WEST IWLM REACH O IV.ire bald a 2I-year-<dd Chicago WASHINGTON «H _ Senate -----Democratic Leader Lyndon B . , WASHINGTON HP— Total t ’ . Johnson predicted today Congees, ,n£ * ° I**" «f* flrh and rhe.kwill approve a eivil rishts hill *" hu, *'''*> ,h l* he (evenly S. employment dimlcd to an allwith a jury trial provision by f* * , *rom * * **’ru men’ ll tune high of 07.200,0o0 la-t next week. t-’ -P.i.l month, the government reported The Texan told reporters ‘ It It , CH,f Shv-r^r John Kl-k today. unbelievable” that ItouH m*m» * r ** * navwf lbir*on Hough Jr. The commerce and labor de­ hers, who have claimed for years * ,M actUHHd hats Hunluy night partments jointly announced a to want a civil rights hill, rannot *lrNrlli-y, 17, »nd uiaune Reach, gain of Too,000 from the previous find some method of a.ijuiting ^r,’ni Daytona Reach G R O U N D WAS flROKKN Sunday afternoon fur the ne»* I'lnecresl Rapll-I Churrb. R n . Joe It. Cmi»|record number of jobholden, set ann turn, ihr flr»; spat)- •>( dirt «n h nlhrr member* »f Ibr congregation walling Ihrlr Him. (Left their differences with tho Senate •‘.1 mugn lortvd Rarhata , In June. l<> right) they a rc If. tthltmirr, flnanrial t o r o a i j ; Mrt. Trd.lv Abies; llrnnan Stanley; Jim bill. j D. drive him n Daytona They said the Increase reflected Hunt, Sunday School Hupl.: Vrrnnn Nelson, rluirm an of nrganlration committee; and (Ita lic OdJohnson said he believe* "we B ,*th Kl,v »*M *I°»ch sp- "furiher hiring of young people ha rn. rhuirnnm of ihr buildin* committee. (I'h o li b) H frfitrn n i) will have a bill" in time for Con l’'" » rhect the grl» at a drive-in in aumnirr activities." grets to adjourn by the middle «*'«»urant hr-,- ami thieatened Unemployment dropped three or the end of next week. He raid Ihtm wuh a .32 caliber piiloi. the tighta legislation waa the key | mio ; million—a decline nt 300,000—as U, the adjournment date letting them oul at the Daytona Summer job terkrts found work >r slopped locking Democrat* arw driving for lh' d'PJ'y N n n -fjim Jobs Jump House approval this week of the ***** *n<* *rom ihcre they sailed All non film seetL-r* ef (he Senate version with the Jury trial t:' ** a,‘** inil.ee weir >economy except manufacturing provision probably limited to vot- . notified. Eummcrtlme and warm »ratl...'> ing rights easea. | •* ‘ 4 »“ 'd . nuh old nff.rcr* showed Increases In empllymcnt teemingly doai not bother the Meantime, civil rlghta organb | W*J f rorn C-Ycaga. hut had or held steady, the government family shoppers In Sanford and rations waged a grax* roots cam- I **r*( , *r'ira * f**i<r*l menial -aid Seminole County, according to tht; paign to »ell GOP House members hospital at SpringLelJ, Mo. Factory job totals M l a Ml more than normally during (his •■n the Senate bill or something figure! released by Ray K. (irren to 1(1,700,000. Stato Comptroller, on tales tax was a slight rise In the They were reported favoring , collections during the month of that rather than risk getting no | Q D IS C U S S C n Q I l P C farm work force in contrast to Its June. usual dip from tha early aummi c hill at all. , O peak. Green reported that the talei In a V-nata apeeeh, Johnson | fl C o n s t i t u t i o n The census put total non agri­ tax collection! made in July, bas­ said the Jury provision leave, the ^ rr|plUr m0(l|hfy ^ TJ.e Hoard of Sanford City TALLAHASSEE m -- Toe stale federal courts ample power to cultural employment at 19,400,000 Co.T.mtaiiuncra will discuss bida ed on June sales, were 10,000 highway patrol today reported compel obedience to their orders. the Seminole County Chamber of This gain of half a million over higher than in tha comparable Commerce hoard of director* will for tha construction of three capi­ the June figure indicated the fur. "What other powers of compul­ that seven per«ona died on state be held tomorrow night at 8 p m. thrr hiring of studrnll. tal improvement program projecti month last year and Increased sion do the opponents of this nt tonight'a meeting alaled to 13,000 over Hi* previouv month roada and highways during the amendment seek?" he atkrd. "Are In the Commlaslonert' Room of Ftnploynielli in tinde remained past weekend, two drowned and they asking for the thumbscrew, the City Hall. get underway at t) o'clock. almost unchanged in contrail U Sales tax collections based on • 'h.imlx-r of Commerce Manager An analyaii o f bid! tubm itlcJ one was killed at n ret It, usual summer drop. 'Hit- con­ the rack and red hot plnceri ” John Kri.ler aai.l In his notice an­ fo r the ronitructlon o f thn San-J nc',r * * il * ,a* l * w* will nut farm accident. Reliable aourcca said leader* of tinuing rise in construction em­ nouncing Uie meeting that "It t* j ord Civic Center, Goldsboro s its , la reflected in reports until tha ployment was limited In some Thomas J. Igniter, 80 year-old 1the National Annotation for tha Important that directors maku awlmming pool, and Fire Sta-) «nd 0f August. Consumers pay and , ______ People Advancement of Colored r.ea* by ahortagrs resullng from •very effort to attend " , arc aeekI (Ire cenui .(ilka, tire rrport said. t o " fNo- 2 considered |rtUlItr. roUorl the UA during, forl ' ’i f ? * rM",' n‘ ' * " labor gawp# and --e r s a lie pointed out that the (I) Li l ia expacted expacted Rial iiiat bl<U bids will will V W-c ii . , - ,,. loeal It Is i** rt-mlited ti lhr^*'Ci' r * Saturday In a Ing to convince their Oil In lUlucallnn Revision ('imimittre has recom­ ■ worded for lira ronstrurtiuri of u *** The government also said that head-on craih lmt>sr-en Ms truck branches the Senate bill is a mended a number of changes In Kunforda top projects slated to, State during August and tab"pretty good bill" an<| In any I the constitution "These reevm- moderate declines occurred aand another vehicle. U completed in t urn for me'u'ated and reported by the Slats case about the t-e*t Shan can get i memlattoni will he read and ills- mong adult workers in education Keven-year eld Michael Curren through Congress. aarly next spring. >Comptroller's Office on the last j cussed at tomoimw night's merl These source* said ore reason Commissi' nera will a!<o eon '''C pf the month or Rip first ef Fort Ij i u i I- i dale. was killed In 1mg." lie said aider a irvisrd pay schedule for ' ay of Sep ember. a collision between hit bicycle the Senate bill Is marking time It is expected Uiat othrr mat in the'llmiae is to give this cam­ employe-, of the City of b'anford Gasoline log eollectiiui for the and a truck Saturday. |tiTS o f top !m;>ort*nrc will tie dla paign a chance to take hold and Tim proposed revised schedule same period as the rt'i-orlcd sales Mrs. luila Maa Smith, 44. of tranilate Itaelf Into pressure on eussrd at the meeting ►ipa hourly wages to bring them tax collections refkvt that In . in lina with the rlig in cost of July the collections rir< reavetl In Barasota, was killed near (Ira- Republican House member* who . . . e f.te Minor Damage In comparison to the pievious month denton Saturday when the panel will play a key role in th living. r,*tbta fight, Only two other Rems appear by 17.000. However, the teport truck In which *he was riding 0^ They aald efforts are heing eonOn the agenda for to night's meet. rrflccta a more than «2.«W In wa, |nY0lve.| In a collision with . centrated on aelllng the bill to Commit?fSntr'a will consider • riease over tha aarne period last two other vrhlrM*. A light bulb left burning and ) Republican* from state* like New taxi cab permit Issurd to Anthony year. brrere *-» Flixaheth Ann Simms. 19, wa* York. New Jersey and Connect!- cu r nl’1 f b o ' d n r |U f MIAMI Rabbi Itenno Walllrnjamin and suspen.led. They Sales tax collected In July and killed Saturday tlx mile, east of'cu t, where member* up for rice- parently caused a fire at the larh clt iha.ed and cornered t»o will also discuss a request to based on June sale, in Seminole ltartow on State road CO in I'olkltion next year home of It II Whtt'crn, 815 may fate close bandit* who broke into the » e purchase a strip of property to I County totaled f32.3lt.92 Sales County. •• • 'he fights and need Negro, IPeral and vscen t' x •>» * in his chtirrh Sunday, hut had t>s the south of RUfford Host Works. tax collection* in the same period Sanford Fire Department. turn hack when one of the thieve* Alfred C. Clark, M, Wes! Holly­ labor votra to win. , Mlsctllan. ous business ftom the last year totaled f2<VM9 30 ColNeighbor! report id the flro Source* Hopeful threatened him with I gun. wood, was killed In West Holly­ floor and from the City Commit-! Mellon* during the whan they saw the blit*. Only previoui wood Friday when he was struck Itre* use of the *tand of th* etvil The Rahhi said he was walking aionert will alio be discussed. mino its manwa. reported month totaled |29,470 21. right* group* the sources which to the office of Temple Final In by an automobile. •• . - | r r , i „ - , . , , r t i... are cloie to the eongresslonal elvtl A *te,.year-old Marianna resident rights battle voiced guarded opti­ trie table lamp, thr rmtaln*. dam- North Miami when he saw two Thomas Clifford I'arka, waa kill­ mism Congress will pat* da first ' -' a |p Xnt -1 men run past him, but didn't ed late Friday when he walked right* measure in 87 year* apd the home to possibly eaus* addi­ think nturh about It until hr found the offi.-c rar.iacked. into the path of an automobile send It to the White Hour*. They tional drmagr. He said he rhased the m*n, who »n Highway W>. Cause of the blase, It wat said, were similarly hopeful President were driving a station wagon. In Vacation* and lummir trips are breetes, roveicd the electric Fdward A. Raymond Jr Id, of Eisenhower will *ign It. Three Sanford resident* are cutting heavy Into the serving of Middletown, N. J. w#» Villi I Fri­ They did not think even tending waa when the eurtal-i awept by hi* own car and rornerrd them ynember* of the Summer School Jury duty nollrrs. She'd? J. Lu­ day when Ihr automobile In which th* measure to a Senate House laldc lamp. Heat (mm the bulb in an allry. Rut he laid when one of the men rame toward him with ^graduating elasi at Stetson Uni- ther llobhjr repor'ed I day. be wa* riding collided wth a util, conference committee will mean set th* curtain and lamptaada a gun. he turned hack and went verfity. There wero 100 name* drawn ty pola on U. S Highway On* it* doom, though ronc»ding thia tn firo. to a police station. Mr*. Rohert Richards. 1OT N. from the Jury ho* first and an near West I’alr.i Reach might require more time for final Officer* said the bandits had Mfllonvlllf, mailer of art*. She additional 50 name* drawn when action and subject the measurr Sixty-year old Jchn Edison of •(■Jen a total of around f'-0 from wd! continue teaching In the llxth it was aeen that the percentage to the added haiard of Congress' five other offirri In the area and grade of the Sanford Grammar of vacationers was running high, liavie wa* killed when a tractor annual “ urge to adjourn." hr was driving In a Fort losuderthat they apparently had escaped bchool the sheriff said. dale orange grove overturned Hugh Ansley, 1913 Summerlin Fred Kelly drew a five year in a stolen car. The juror* were drawn lo Im­ Friday. PIGS |S PIGS The Rabbi said about |'!S was Avonuc, bachelor of arts. He will term In Ralford S'al* Pi Ison Fri­ panel a jury to hear th, condem­ CEDAR RAPIDS, low* Vi Two person* drowned Saturday tenrh In ‘.he Orange County pubtaken from hi* rhurrh. day Iwforr Judge Yassar Carl­ nation suit on rights of way* in the surf on Panama City Reach. Swine threatened lo hog the ahnw Hr school system. ton here. Margaret Jackson Morrison, for tha north icrtlo-j rf Highway They «rrc Identified a* David W. |at the low* Stale Fair, whi h Kelly, a Scmln-de County S’cgto Yanfcrd Avenue, bachelor of art*. l : •<: While, 18, of llirmingham, Ala. opened here Sunday Officials laid The sheriff said that out of the and Rufus O. Sellars, 67, of ** * { 400 more entrie* than last year tlrrw the five year senlrnci for Her major I* teaching. brought the number of hefty con- atisult with intent to rommlt 180 name* drawn, about SO nt Orlean*. murder. Itestant* to nearly 3.000. the summons will be sererd Sales Tax Collections Reveal 'Good June Business In Sanford City Commissioners Discuss 3 Projects t\ Tonight's Meet Seven Persons Die On Slate Highways similar to K. Over Past Weekend Chamber Directors, ' ^ ‘,7 Rabbi Corners Two Bandits In Alley, Escambia Dr. Fire _ Jurne(j Stetson Graduates Jury To Hear Suit Include *i 00 On Hiway R-0-Ws From Sanford 5-Year Sentence Given Fred Kelly Lines Reduced By Do-It-Yourself WASHINGTON «T - Tostmas'cr General Arthur K Summerftrld today Introduced a new do-ityouradf »ys'em to rut dowm on #Vng waiting line* In front of par­ cel poll window*. The nation's larger post office* started diitrlhuMng hookle's telling it a glance lh* mailing roil* In ounce* of package* sent anywhere In the United State* or Itr territorici. The postal «hi«f said that the new booklet! will simplify the pr»«ent "complex" formula for postage charge* bated on weight *4tfnd distance. Additional Local News On Page 8 a! services, a normal July oerur-f-----rrnr*. The factory work ss-eck ■river■igi-d 30,9 hours, 0 2 hours be­ low July 19.VI and O.t hours b«low tha June level. Tha govrrnmant report said '•total unemployment was not sig­ nificantly different from the July | 10od level." The seasonally ad­ David Gatrhrl has been named justed rale of unemployment a. president nf the Xunford Kiwania a proport-nn of th** civilian labor Club as a result of club voting forre continued steady at about for officer* to fill the 1058 term at head of the local civic club 4.2 per cent. S l a t s- insured unemploymr nt, group. which exclude, student Job seek­ Galrhel's election waa mado ers. rose by PO.POO in July to known this week in the rrlcaso nearly 1,400.000. This was the re­ of the Sanford Kisrxnii Club"* sult, the report said, of “ tempor­ weekly bulletin "Kiwanis Rulle* ary plant shutdowns customary tin." . *1 this lime "f year." Other officers' named are: J. C. Davis, lit vice president; George Morgan. 2nd vice presi­ dent; R. H. Crumley, treasurer; and Neal Farmer, financial sec* retary. Rallota have been mailed to mcml*ra of tha Sanford Kiwania Club for tha election of atven members to th* club's Hoard of Diraetora. Officers elected in the reerrit balloting are not rlgibla for WASHINGTON w I’ realdent election to thv Hoard as he autow „ , ■, ' ' ' i " , 11 malkailly bwxm* mambera. Th# Armjr Mrdini Center Sunday for past president also automatically * ^ ‘ ll T|i,h ' ,r*' KDenhower. ; i,K om*i a member of the Hoard Jhe White House announced that Dirrf;or, tlve First lady'* recovery from her internal operaton last Tuetday "conllnce* to bo very sat factory." The Chief Executive Sanford Kiwanis Name Galchel President For 1958 Eisenhower Visits Mamie Sunday Following Church Krider To Speak luandad A t Lions Meeting 322* ( J ir X 'r r 'S : Tomorrow Noon First Lady, who i* espcctrd to be John Krider, Manager of tha aide lo lease wttn the President Seminole County Chamber of on hla vacation in about two Commcrr* ami member of th# week*. Hoard of Seminol* County CoraElsenhower played hoat Sunday mlsslonera will he the priiulpta night to h't Mother, Milton, who s;wakyr at tomorrow's noon lunreturned from a onv-wret* goed- citron meeting of the Hanford w x ilton and |Mon* Club. Krider ia expected to dlseuta his daughter, Ruth, stayed over* the accomplishment* of the Cham­ night at the White House. ber of Commerce, and to reveal plana for fufure developments and projects that are vital to th# progress of Seminole County. Lions Club president W. Hugh Duncan said that Krider will al­ I .. P|a n p C r a q h so Include In hla addre** hefor* 1,1 r l u , , 4- b - r U h l l member* of the local club the tm. Paul Hodge*. 4.1. well known In portance of waterway* toward thg Sanford and the Hanford area, development of thla area. was killed yesterday In Hie crash Th# rlub i* expected to discuss of a private plan# n«ar Detroit, plan* for It* annual light bulb Mich. sal# which will b« launched oa Mr. (lodge* was lorn and rais­ Oct. 15 in order to rail# funds ed in Hanford. for tight conservation programs He ia survived by a brother, during tha coming year. M. (i. Hodges, and two sister*, Duncan said that "all Mona aro Mr* Ytda Rot er and Mr*. Eva urged to b# present at thia Im­ Rmlth, all of Hanfmd. Other aur- portant meeting." vivors include hla wife, Mrt Florence Hodges, 'hree brother* and one aiitrr 'n Michigan. Mr. ilodgeh sai employed hy General Motor* at the hug* Wil­ A talk cm th# Florid* Highway low Run Plant. He made hl« rrtiJerie in Fern- Patrol It scheduled for lh# Wed­ nesday noon turn liton meeting dale, Mich. Funera serve t will l>c nrld in| of the Hanford Kiwania Hub. Daklawn Mich, with interment in Jerry Henkarik, a member of Oaklawn Cemetery lh# elub'a Projects and Ftnanr* Funeral arrangement* aro ln-1 Commit!**, will introdue# th* complete. speaker. Paul Hodges BackByGlHl Mr. Dies Yesterday Kiwonis Club Will Hear Safety Talk Behind Scenes W ork For Bombing Derby W in Heavy Attack Wing ONE at NAS failure to drop, failure to !«• over Sanford held Itf third quarterly the target at the arhrdulrd time. Night flights over Atlanta aid bombing derby last week, hut It Charlotte IMIS site* were achewai nine nail-biting hour* after duled for the second day. The the last atrplan# touched the deck RRS (Radar Bomb Scoring) site* nefore th# official retullt were tracked the Heavy Attark aircraft known. Four squadron* based at on radat a* they approached their NAS Sanford participated Heavy targets and scored the homldng Attack Squadron <VAH» ELEVEN, run*. , flying North American AJ-1 At stake was the travelling Con"Savag#" attack bombers, raptur ovrr Trophy, a large silver eup, rd first place white YAH 5 and i presented to llaavy Attack Wing YAH 9 Douglaa A3D Skywsnlor ' ONE hjr the North American Avia­ tsrin Jet bomber* placed second tion Corp*. It I* named after a and third. In Mat position was North American test pilot who |o«t I hla !Ue testing the AJ-I. VAH 5. YAH-T an AJ aquadren. The bombing derby canal *ted nf winner of the two previous dertwro day* flight operation* On the I bies, I* currently in possession of firrt day the Heavy Attack crew* th# trophy but will relinquish It Few their aircraft tu a bombing to YAII-11 at an official presenta­ range at Eglin Air Proving tion to he held at a later data. An extremely narrow margin Ground and dropped a practice bomb. Whlla th# actual acore re­ of victory separated ELEVEN ceived on their bombing was the from the runner up*, and the race trophy was prime factor, penalties were added for the individual for such item* as taking off late, l even tighter. Thia Iropby is pra- aented to the crew attaining th# LCDR E C ROSSI, pilot, LTJO lowest score throughout the derby. W. DAItTNEI.M bombardier and LTJO It MrADAMS of VAH 5 w .n J. M. DRUSE, AM?, third craw individual honor* hy 1H0 of one man were at a high altitude with percentage poin* over LTJG A. S. Hie outside air temperature below CLARK of VAH-11. ai the best 30-E. While talking with LTJG bombardier navigator. Third plac# HARTNELL about this experience in the Individual race went to LT he »*!d, "We never thought nf re­ JC. W. HARTNELL, also of ELK turning once wr neared the target. \ltliough alt w# were wearing was YEN. Lt'DIl HOWARD C. HANSEN, our lummcr flying tuiti and sum­ acting Commanding Offir»r of mer glove*. | had to remove my ELEVEN, stressed team work as glovra to work th# rader eontroi* the reason behind ELEVEN’S vic­ but kept putting them bark on ' when | could. It wa* frigid up tory. "It was th# people working be their." Invaluable training and #*perhind the scene* that enabled us to win. Our Air Intelligence, sup­ ienrr are received b) th# crrwa ply department, maintenance, in Una type of exercise. New fac. para-loft, line crews, and the oth tori discovered by one squadron er "uniung" men were the real while flying these mi»*ion* are cifter, adopted by Hie other squa­ victors In the derby." Th# bombardier* war# the key drons Th# derby contribute* greatmen one* th# aircraft laft th# run­ I ly In keeping th* NAVY crew* way* at NAS Sanford. Ona crew 1combat ready and In "fighting vs-hile flying It* minion had a t trim" to stop any potential agfailure of »b# beating #quipmeoL |f rwaeoc. THE THREE ROMKARDIEItS from V AIM I, *h w # to*al l#an acore wai th# b#at In tK d trb /9 pe%€ «llb the Nor h Amerlren AJ*1 bomb *r In thf barhyround. Kle^e* flow the AJ*t alrrrt! in lhf icrcnt detby. Knerling (I. lo r.) IA. (Jf) W. II. IMrtneU, IL E. Kronfacger, AD2 and 1.1.. (Il> A. ti. Hark. (Official U-8. Navy l'hot*s> ? it � 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, August 08, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 08, 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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 08, 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/866db5ddfd56ed5c8ca6bccce4771b7b.pdf a9b4812a9dc25ea8371d979498905459 PDF Text Text t - #------ -- -. . . .V--'. • -.' * , Researchers Seek Rocking Chair Substitute bwfVfcg* •« rber* and prcfearionwl —-a U |loco retirement b K a M titer IOWA CTTT, low*. ft low*, Tb* outward trapping* •-*:*• roe "taper U r «u k lighter! rwmrrehrr* bar* boo* b u r , th* ynotkftd Mom* :?-to d * »" trn W in M i sad pro-. prircirvs. Morrii n i t f»r • way to rafofttat# ft* food) •*J"ok '* " * * r . tea far use rwkicg chair. | Mar™ Ul1 "HbwTveT. «*» act e**y ter lie They've |U tanking against f* V " ? f , V r Y, £ * ? * £ .* t ? « l ^ * 7 T jrirr* wi» " • * •K. rLkmn. I f . oriTtWat .few* “ * to get rid •ad aet td tb# fab at iS and h it ! k ^ to IKir*" *o they Mb* m pro- r.oteaj *toc t* fall back ea." hr Ithsnfc order foikj woud b* h*p- 1|tr|rM , ..^ pirr V *w r * * r ir ' flt* r <rf fton Mid. " W« f^ac to th# idrw ef ^to rr*r* working *■*•»* of ^ d ^ -, ^ * $tii n,Ttor . . — Hr w»» . te»rb*f ta MfaWfr* youth ta thr (jut of i:o 6 » Th* problem ha* ipeeiai *1«- .k m hr w*i told It* wtnld lurt I which ib o * eider worker* hare .- *i , wUtesom to tow. t«c*uM t*« <JO - MorrH vjxJ .*H« Ir«* ab««hUruta asrt Jv-ClltSU, I Itoto ha* a higher prapatfaa of know what to d* with bw u . i "A * to# s o stiy 'i yepditlsa :•» ‘ » ; u over than any ocfcrr httstolf too f.*K year of hi* St*to. ttmrrat tort h* w*t u > rf when r e s j in to , industry »31 br Th# satloa ha* <.'00 perooas torrr was a shorayr of teachers furred la rrralit* rta ideal* sat ' o*«r 100. aerordirg to the U. S The *rfa»d board offered him wilt probably cox* to tor poiat » her* it w-JI retire prop(r o*iy Oflju* B s iu s , and 424 or about teotorr chase* to trarh." when they raa't Lssy up prodsef t p s Aaothrr Crwtrsrt i 1# p*r writ of t.ke*n !r»« la low*. Ihr r*o*ar-brr» haro *e*« trying •T'-al waa 10 ys*r* ayo. as! tioa" M em i and. I to eiplpato tot* phenomenon. hr JjK rrraetly Mrtod *n«:h«r “ IsAntry faat ha* to r » t li» I 3*4 nr hrCk aw Ur. year* c\r.tract to teach autbr that m b * people are old at M oh.:;* oO-.tn are alert asd filly Thw orw MuOy fa **wler the watic*,” Mcrru arid. t*a- CapaSir at IS," he arid lt‘a rrlatisrly eaiwr •Jpera*sn« at tor Urtitcrtity of t g a r d • low* * Inatitstp of Grror'a jy SIGNS CONFESSION- Itowsld Wrrflrr (UW. wfat H I m f u M a ku O fO r ewafrsito* to (to ■ ■ rl.r wf • vrmaa i* • O r t r fiK .vhwrb *• tor mcM W Jaly I. uto h*t a prepwr artlittf. Ml •ifwrd too adentsism *1 (tah r flr r prrtowgrd *•*■• Fy attoraey* Frrd G sram r Dr. Woo-trww W. Mrrria. who a lift w TuU m C-rrrifr• who » * f * aetarg to hrh*!( « f Ik u- rbrwt. Dr. -to p iu H . row brads tor rnatKut*. drtrr* a •rotewc* (or tka marthr *f kt* w-.!« o* to* >aac a (ht «t the * J « ptoc* ander MaUar -*— 'smdrt A " Ford and work* ta BID EMrLOVMENT . “ P E trir* Pl.tVE FOB SALK DALLAS. T n . <P — A mat BLACKPOOL. Frctav! V ----Tjihcd tads a S n irn r p oetry Tt.* plan* la which ,'urx.er Br.Uah i .t v c r s T t **r* Thursday night and *ik*l Pr.mr Minister Vetilfa ChamberAdwi**la** jnafrr W. C. Wat's foe a )0O. lass brought back ‘ pracw wills ' Frarl G»* (Sanford) hen Watto loll hia hr kad sc I honour" from Munich ia 1W Ii ----------- l y BINNITT CIR F------------DrWitl Frank CTrK. (Lrbr -j-r s , ft# man drew a pfetol vp fne vale ter M 400. Ram :hton) MOTORIST war hauled hito court tor drltrbtf wrack tr.to store aaft of Thw Lascajktr# Aircraft Carp , d robbed th* Era Markowtx <Gr**wa) a petic* tar at three .n the rrvumtry *T couldn't I’rrp " hr D.tcharyrs x.ur* than fl.006 aad fed ia * r*r of the B year-old D* Hav-, •xplainrd to tor ;udf% 'and 1 thouyht a abort drive Ki(hl atatioa wayosu Grorpr Dot sett ( Loofwoodj pettir my rwrre* “ ______________________ | iiasJ biplan*. ha* decided to tell . A.*a Kryoo’-d* (Sanford) "So wbw made y o * run thw craft uaed until recently to BOTU. POWEB fHNPLAT Ur.:i gotrrt* <Sanford I Into oar car *" demanded CLYDESIDE, England 7 ___ '-»k* rvcatlorrn 00 pleaaure tr-.ps Clamm* Graatoam (Sasfordl thw podya. "My remedy Brita'fl v Prince** AVia.* dn around BIackp»I Tower. Cham- j WUUaa Cook Jr. iLakr Mary) prosred too rflrtlvt,” ea« v smashed a hotllw of eha-npayne hwrlata uswi thr plan* to fly tr Boneir H tlltasy (Sanfs-rd) p!j.r>H the ttotcral "I !<3 ayi.nM the bow of th* new R-yal Munich in '.KM for talk* with Kit* Mrs Mar an Omski, and Baby Aiierp M tka whetlf* N g J f ^ Navy frigate Jaguar—and the *S)p Boy, (Saeford) • a • ▼ BIKTIM •fayed put. WM1* eTObarraised of­ ier. tn a last Vur attempt t* Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Pilar. ficial* »nrri*d about th* prince** preserv# European prac*. "Ws're hadnf a fad cf — row to the occasion and gav* the Boy. trnublr at the plant," a i c i t w—CANINE DELINQUENCY ship a mighty above It slid down told hi! rantfarunf partA tb lW 1 DETROIT ft - Carinw delto ft* glipway. m*r over to* lts|-d:jta»c* f(\ AdmivsjoaM qu»>cy had aathorities worr-*d for phro*. "W» may have to Vary Ana Cooper (Orlando) THIEVES HEADED OFF a while Sunday, trnreka to* T aft-H an k y vt\EdCh A Bl'trh (CainrtsriLr. Ga.)| CHICAGO ft — Two young fill!" e ■■■ ■* .» * * * >— ■ A pack of 11 dog*, part « f an Forrocr Smith (Sanford) men who failed to get their head* act at th* Detro-t police field day "Okay* art* the reply. frssst Pari* (Sanford) together today fare! charge* of in Brgra Stadium, broke out of I t thrra’i no ether way cart, yo* bettor par thw dan* fa*!* AUGUST I robbing a suburban f.nance com- their cagee. terronaed a «D-po-jnd Afalsslaas piny at tXO. Working 00 1 ilia I bear ard bit two policemen. They A faetjBua tur*»l dowa a fr»* ssliakytoad-rode rwcar.tly? Thw Dcr-ir Karneyton (Sanford) dur. that one of the gunmen had ! T o d iy i’ ln Y £ " £ g ~ p ^ d j a n ;»*-•« !«*•*! rstat loch ptoc# ess to* L-_rd te* at to* Wt* Wk:pfHarbarrr* p*r.ds* Cr-l CIA wh*rr Jock * u a roup I* of pr*cty*r * , and wer* ordered so take a rabies Mary Saus-^ra (Sanford) quickly apotud Douglas Ffatcher. 11)(, rwwiy*. I T **« dTAk wha* Tm dnney.* Vs «x;toi£«d *at^r tut Caro'ya Miller (TttaaTllI*) firmly. M. Fletcher’* rompaiuoe, pclic* , Robert Moyr said, is ■ barber. APPROVES COWBOY MUSEUM Edith Bhtch 'Iflnravsuw. Gi 1 BY — PRODUCT BARRED Andora Coli n* y f t U W WON ft — Th# fca* b*r* Mr*. Mar* Hilt and brby !/>y MILWAUKEE ft — Taverv House has given final coogre*a pcrri-ril hrsoBocowner* here b*v« been told to ret iienal recognition to a p!*-.-ed ( I P lct*ph«4a> Grace Smith rid of tfceir ttorka of electrical rational cowboy hill of fame and Daona A'kln* and baby girl appliance*, coveralls. costume mu*cum at Oklahoma City. The AUGUST 4 j jewelry, and similar itrma. Depu- House approved a Senate—passed ; k<t■ isail« 1 ** mimiM « NNOtSCH t t j ty Policw Inapeclor P.adolph MU- revolution eipreasteg Conrreu' C «r rr B Cl.aU.'. (D«Bary) (Coalbusd Press * i ; t Oaa) AWARDINO of medicai honor*! Certalr.ly th* fact that tor fflaer ta*d the tavernter peri were formal recognition of the h i ! ai Odessa Rr-id*rwo CoainlMior.ar Dodd atated "I'd to two Dak* Pnlreraity Medical ;*aar dowa exist 1* no reawoe far competing with department stores. |• memorial to persons who made Bob«rt Lord Bl< U *ir# her a year.’* School pediatrician* haa brought1jct normal child not to receive Their bus -.esa to brwre. he re- ‘‘outataading eoetributjona ’ to Mary Jo Inyhraa Howorrr, Odhaos seated *T>« attention to a Uttie-known dan-[imailpox vaectnattons. The** mlndad them. I opering and develooiag th* West. * fhlistirw Mandi* r*r which smallpox vacelnatioca vaccination* arr highly tmporlaw says ICO-, of r t l * n ow hi!»s E. Mom* petuent to certain lew children tank It to because of them that Md r » and adult* jataailpox no longer prevent* any Hilda Bar* All toe tt y^otla— »# hare ars Dra. Benjamin A Johnaon and rreat danger in th* Unl'ed Bute* ft*winy painr, eomAtatwi Bra:l. l/^t A n fuodryear i Fens Part) fl-u n c D m rrerntiy were hso round Light Caaww Miami Kelly » f Odtiam. or*d by ttr North Carolina Madi­ In their rtudy. th* Dot* pedlaDt*rfc*ry*a as! Society tor a report they trtriana found right rues of •<U ls M Thomat ((wise V»m*| n ttrsttH to the r v n made on eraser.a vaccinatum 1cm* vaccinatum among 1JJ0 Mary Ana Cooper (Orlando) MTT.WAfKEK to — A frfend Thla. dUraar . ** * North Carolina ehlldrra with « Joha B. Krarr.ay I* D**d m not always a friend m *Ptr%4 Jof * tcTyor, thr daraae —tCA who anltrwtnl Vraur.mt a te rw y a deed. Charles Schwartl. S , told that pcodocra ajsorr m ordinary , t Hoapltal. AlalooUi* police hr itnlr a radio. wriK- O tsill H i l i r i fOfipft <~Vf| amal.poa vacc«tBma. j ^ raftM that on# cut of wa'ch, aporta »kirt ard ***** dri­ Ccriofjtoua DUroaw rvrry 1S4 rcarmatoua children Tj »14 lr*> ^ ll ri fro at tow bom* of a "fhend** A vaccinated per*oe with tear- devt/>ped thr diaeaar. at iraat to n*t« I.ifIm CAflf'i (IdieiHbH) n a ero esutract thr diacaar trom Ihla particular Kody. On# eaar JUttf C n r m (Oti#4o) hu own vaccination. Alao a prr-,raa fatal. All of U>r case# orCnlW*! I‘Alt# K n with ecsrma or other akto ttirrtd In children andae the ay* Cltl«rlr« Oimrr » * (ftanforf) diaeaae can yvt It atmply by eom-'o* »t*i t rest- tniHT o r tw»: Ctt'l Vnttala (Biflf0r4) cos \ rr j r o o r st-tfi. Ir.y ta contact with romwoo# who1 Howeror. thla d m nef swan !>*-f Oiaero! t*«•f*r0 > *oi *• i /trsTV. n o n iu s , m enU y hu be*o vaccinated. Iih*» the dlaraa# la llmiUd to ehllf t rts..*srr, Dra Johnaon and Dre* Bat Krn- AduiU with ttin diaear* I* h i i n n t i : .r No diHjbe alrtwl is* Mnslcl i f n n H F<Wtl ran are (he kr threw mice for presenting eraeata " * 0 eocitract It. loo. tMTHOM) IiM 'liU I VrfWiTJTJs I HIMTIM raccir.atum: . ootarioa and A*twia peweil* of the Wiw prise three Atwi shm 1 he Imlrd tav tfawr if hv-F r*Af • l«t. Mr •«! Sfr«1—A perwat with akin Hm u f D L : My teeth bleed 7*ttr pro"low pessc*" now bring qiw n l (or snene "wrippol dnvn’ . * C iitli* Jr. atiouid not br raectnatrd far faarly when 1 brush them. Can ovaDW in the medium pnte bcld. Remember, a T7 Ford Al ••I •T • arr. all pea lyoa offer any auyyration ’ •qupfed ibe wav most people wans a sae vsln-sruh awssv I4»l*sl«si 3—A penon who wtB br ta ctore Answer: Thr blcedlry ca y br mite (ransrrt.steci. hoi(re and r*<Itcs—c»is hundrnts of dnl•ontact with atiyoow Mffeflny due to irritation of the yum* proyt.K«H h#>lM (JU«fPF#» h n leas ihan those medium pewrd caru neilwh rf nipped • from akto Oaaaaa ahowid do * be lured by tartar roltorted arour.d n*f«U U *F «t aacctnaud. (thr nrcka of thw troth. It ciyht >g< r?tt«» <A««f"r4i A—A raMdnrted prcacai Ktoald alao br duo to pyorrhra. a eocsSHr » 1y (OrlMol be eontidervd a danger to anyonr tloo tn which thera la deyeseraR- « a Ipff.'tr with skin dtaraar until thr arab Uon or waatlny of th* bony aockK ill f »!• <Sinf«r4) haa f*U»n trma th* vacetnaUon >u with tafiammatloa of tor ftIHTift C m B* fated Iyarn*. ]W>r u-.y ii. sir. AfaJ Ww« Whli* arssmw varctnatwan U It udytK b* adetrahi* tor yoa ' lw«e-ff* <AMfof4), arrtota and can b* fatal—It U.lto hav* a caraful MuI f by yowr Iialaf k f r»v*v *f, Mr a«4 ||r« tcr’anaWly. Mnpa'attefay iar« d*nttit to drtwrmfn* tb* caur*. •IF »*SS*i iam#« Bros ly 'iu«fr f 1 |. M |ll(fa1 *&«!) |M«rIk«•! ■•• ’ JoeirrK t . K^rxvRfAfj> Otmt14 A<t»r~4 A*Q»|R1st f At*»e rf ft*** y^p. UtaiBot I* --»• (BasI'iN) WATMfiVli mm u * .4 MfDoVAIJ*. it- PfiyA. U«ri l»«l| Msf4f <ft*afer4f Aof «. 1HT. FlaiUry Hoars, rrrvau ! » , » . 14 a. a . to * p m.; 5 *ml Prlvatr Bu mi, 1 to 4 p. m . T w i t a , Prdiatnca, 11 a. m. to 1 p m Parent* and Grandparrata only. : Owitetrtea, No vUltlnf d«rmp . fee-lay of babtoa. Prirat* Booms -11 a. a . to U aooa I to 4 p m. and T to I p. m., Sami Prtvatr 1 Booms, t to 4 p a . and 1 to •Ppm . Br ED HEIM | m m <d ft# fad ed Pro** Staff t a r r n M M !U (U M i* ta a p *t News In Brief Hospital Notes Try end Stop Me MM HftMAMN BUMt, iPoof^-f*. N. T . W.f# ef ft# operator of a y i-a farm ta Tanganyika. I.. :• Africa, is ifcswa tildmy tvro-yaaroM baboon*, Joseph aad Joaephinr, ahorlly after thw arrival ef thw ft Kww York 00 thw SJS. Lrrsfc. Tb# baboon* war* part cf a earyo cf Alrtcaa animal*. Most of tbcvn wer# cotatyoed to tn* St. Jso. Ti# ai.;=c>i a .! ..-ed at MJ.OW. fDCfTOltofoU A m & A Vaccination That Can C ause Trouble Study MiMIlli Of tb# American delegation to the Ceir.-ruriit-spoewncud World Youth Eestival art shown as they wwrr met by young Ruatiaiw 00 thrir srr.val to T'oscc ». There are If J Americans attending th# festival. RrprcMntatim from i n countries art at th* International youth gathering, which end* August 11. (torcrvational RadlcyAotoJ TALK ABOUT e C O M D M K " FORDSG0$I LESSPERMill! Legal Notice Fords cost less to buy I P h o n * b a fo r * soon U P TO 1 6 0 0 Fords (ost less to trodel (o r you r I aaevi nfhrtol mwswwi wk I f — ns writ can A w clearly that th* new kind td hw l snnmsnk a higher pew* sbac esalwr of MS two kaw priced crwupetiKw*. The nra who bad as them aswtem* are p*>*etMo«va4 t—vers-men wtww* vwry lavthhoiid depetwto wywws itww ripen kn»wV«tg* of tan. They pay mot* hr tamt Feeds bora war they tiwwr that Frwsto knfa wp ws «wfo*. Uh* tarww.aik td Road ws roavt. they Have dtotoswnl fa s P«wd la woytk 1 I l k —M;** 01 o n a y la ta r I thw aam a day I ^ .Y o u aalact your * ow i) rapwymrnt p U * j/ FAMILY PINANCI S IK V IC Is INC o f taw ford lovsJSs Pack A VMM* • Twlr^kawM t Asffoa S-AStS I S S S U S S IS IS IS S U S S S I IS U S IS S S S S IIIS S S S IS .'sVtotiht to-___ I. IDB K. 1 st 91. Fords cost less to run! In the onlv nalinsullv reiugniaed leva of gawdinc ernevany. the 1937 M"t*lgai Icoivwnv Run. a Imsl Vt tlcliscrrsi nan nulca per gatUm than my othrr cat entered! Thh. rrtnerohcT. »v* no "private tevt* rnttdurtrd for the benefit ol a sin(to manufacturer This was grueling competition between It different makes ol cars . . . supervised by ihe United Stile* Algo Club. And when the test was o»rr. Fold led all other u n ■> lb* Uuug vv« want tnuai—artual twain per ••flowt IH E $OONER YOU TRADE THE MORE YOU $AVE SfftlCKLAND- M ORRISON, Inc. f-UM -tllONII - - - - -FA- — c �Weather Thursday partly cloudy •raftered lhr->der*ho»»rs. (Tlr# «tih • VOL. XLIX Established 1909 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER HANFORD, FLORIDA. llu ra lii WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 7. 1957 Shop and Save In Sanford 9 NO. 6.7 United Press Leased Wire Commission Fails Budget Agreement Continues Ike Declines Comment study On Civil Rights Vote I™ dc?X Commissioner* yesterday failed to r*«ch agree­ WASHINGTON «J> — President Elsenhower slid thst If the In- ment on the 1957 M budget. ELsenhower nld today tlml world spectlon proposals are accepted , J. Braiiry Odham, earlier in disarmament would follow almost they will relieve the world from the d»y, had seeminly brought automatically from any East West Ute gtrni rear uf a surprise, dcs- th* rummiltiuner* closer U^clbagreement to free the world from suiting attack Then, he added, er in their deliberation* over the the fear of surprise attack. |disarmament would follow atep- possibilities of adding thre* mills ,, by step almost automatically. If prnerea, ,, made on reUest^ Reporter* poerd . variety of *n the n*yt year's tax bills or to the world of the fear of surrr.se |,uertkmi fl>r7 th< leave th* mtllage without any h* ' hl‘ President today. At one point hr change. would be th, neatest ray of hope h(s, h, hit Commissioners John Krid»r and Children made merry In San- on tha dark world scene since he by a lot of double-barreled shotLaw-rene* 5wo?ford tenaciously ford streets yesterday afternoon has been in the White House, guns. WATER. WATER EVERYWHERE and not a host (n right. Rut The picture above show* wsler covering atrrvts In the Rendolph St. stuck to their gun* In demanding svhen more than 2’ v Inches of rain Elsenhower tol.i his news conchildren lake advantage of the flooded aireels to practice swimming. and Summerlin Avr. airs. (Staff I'holo) One questioner told fell In Ihe area. frrmce that be has the utmost . him tlsat.. ac. , that there he no inrrraae In millStreets were flooded in several hope that Russia will agree to the ’ "* * v,r>" ax*. Commissioner Swofford daareas of the city rousing motorist* lotest American-Allled proposals *rt1fn the currrnt session of i on to stall their ear. m th. rain filled for aerial and ground inspection «"»*• and then the reporter asked elsroil that It w*» not fair for traffic artenea. zone,. These proposal, were put "h^her the I re,.dent felt any the Sanford taxpayers to shoulder the expense of service* and Im­ One complete residential area before Russia by Secretary of a * ' * te #XEVELAND. Ohio «F _ nil wa, surrounded by water In me Stale John Foster Dulles at the rrl *m‘ provements in the south end of grandmother said today that DonHe was asked alto whether hr j virlnity of Randolph St. and London disarmament talks. the eounty. Commissioner Knder felt that hit leadership was Im­ ahl Joseph Wedler, 23, who "con- ( Summerlin Ave. Residents were Other major points in hi* new, demanded that "w* leave th* millpaired by the fact that ha It a the *!r if w«t#r r•m* up conference: failed" to atucking a woman the t “ Ume ejuck" President who can-. *ge a* M 1* now" until w* sole* near to their doorstep*. One home* Secreury nf Defence aama data Marilyn Sheppard was present tax problem*. owner »ai<i MIf§ a ihame— our E. tttlton had not if iM ment later in his term. murder ad, never had been in this Eisenhower said he had not1 Al one time during yesterday homn hart been lurroundtd \y iom* *'lJt *,fo city. water for nearly a week." ««“ •« before work itertc,this notices! any Impairment of hit afternoon's session all of the sug­ In a special dispatch from Win- \ Rosalia Drivr was blocked off ,e » ",d ht leadership because of the ronstl- gested Improvements and added ahoatcr, Va., the Cleveland Press, HOLLYWOOD ** — Oliver by .he water for several hours, « P * * “ > n«me CincInnaU ao.p tutlonal limitation on hit running however, that expenses w*r* totaled. Commis­ ,i j i . l. _i «,.,i ' manufacturer Neil If. Me Elroy to again. He added, qigdad the unidentified woman as , Hardy, the rotund half of the was the lUndolrh and Mellon- r4T;lce Wllson. if McElfov pa*»c. he might encounter such impair­ sioners suggested an addition ta unsuccessfully ; famed laurel and Hardy movie a*Inr she had v AT* ',* r „ , . . a thorough government investtga- ment later in his ttrm. the rounty jsil st a cost of 135,Other street* flooded bv the ||nn (tf h„ qu#liflf, Uon, sought psychiatric treatment for comedy tram, died today of the Addressing himself to the broad 000; new rood equipment for aa Wedler, whom she helped to rear, results of a pabstyUe atroke. He i'juwern't rrnrh A v e ' .rd '\K.-feThe Jury trial amendment to the quMtion o f htl difficulties with C n / j l renrh, Ave. endI Myrtle,, dW| rlgtlu bill as adojv.'d by th* ( ongre.s. he said that the House edited 683,000; road building ma­ The Press said the woman's name j was 65. Comim»*ioner» yesterday ap* « . .k k . . . . . . *St* in’ Sciut* wouW Milouftlj haxnptr ami trrAtincnt of the ad- terial* at 690,000; salary Increas­ was not used because she was | The plump comedian, who wron proved tha purchase of additional, ter,ertion; and Dalmeito Ave. be- .j,e of th<. federal 'unlMration TegulalWe program es, toning board expense, air port suffering from a heart condition. |world -wide acclaim with Stan1 S 2 PS t ? r Sir'l l * ' 1° TScLmr 1 lf,' h .* r<"‘m ,lr ,Wvllnr' 1 ,0 M> might mean that tv, had not done toning funds, added costs that nnic County Agent Cecil Tucker Unofficial nuaiurcnventa tn the.-twuhw- he wouUI vrui the rigid. „ m |j „a« he could havedone. The dispatch said the woman Laurel over a span of more than snnilil require an 8 mill tab on s ,..u ..» i?’ , 2 7t inches of bill if It reaches him in the Senato he still had reported all *he knew about two decades, surcumbtd at the1 still believed firmly that Mystery surround, the breaking tucker, appearing t*f„,v the rain fell In th* 24 hour period form. Hut he re stated his opp,*, he should not use threats or cluba top of last year’s millage. her grandson to mystery writer j \orth Hollywood, Calif , hom<- of andentering of Htarfojd unit Roard of Commissioners, re- ending at 8 a. m. Hits morning -.wo t0 the amendment. Commissioners at this point bw over the heads of Congrwaa. Eflat Stanley Gardner, whose un un- hij roother-inlavv after a long ill- Works discovered , 4 mor" in* queated th* purchase of a 16 The prevloua day s rainfall meagan talking of possible trimming He ha* a successor In mind t o . Other Statement* c * cdal 1*1 court of Last La*t Resort Reaort has , . „ , about , 30 when employes report- nim projector, a movia screen, suiad 1.60 Inches. id the budget. At on* point, Cbssnty replace Job* M-Jisl**,#* b**-i of f.fM W r new* •W eights: concerned Hscif with the Sheppard nesj. Hu wife for IT yeara, Lu­ • V ; - work. Commission Chairman Fred Dy­ a, | Vk . errws were railed out 1* ____________ ape raven*), reference flies, City ,he International Cooperation Ad. cille, as»»by in aide. ATtey* hau lie etpreeaad givat admiration ease. Ixieatcd on ftcminolc Illvl., near black board* and reference books, yesterday aftesnoon in an attempt mJnLttratioti, but llollster has for the Kcpubtlean senatorial can- son was » - ki if h* would favor “ And Mr. Gardner told me he no children. ,, , . , . . ; Frsofh Ave., in .a busy thoroughThe county agent eaplaloed to open stonn sewrer* so that;pttvtir.aed to remain In his poet at dldatc in Wisconsin, Walter sibling an extra mill for construc­ diin't think that live confession was tion of county Jail additions. •*r* ***** Hie boatplant was en- that the movie projector u usedwater would drain ofl quicker, the President's convenience. Kohler. true, either," the woman said. Dyaon said "I wouldn't say that 200 pounds, hid been In "very tered between closing tlm* at5:f»0, to showr Dims at various meetings Workmen concentrated their cf- He dlamisscd ar Inconsequential ____ _ . He defended his acceptance of Dr. Samuel If. Sheppard, hui- poor’ condition. He was paralized yesterday, said owner P. G. 1of both youth and adult groups forts in the Rummeilin Ave. end a comment by lts*p. Cleveland II. ' gifts, which was criticized by Sen. I I am In favor of hdding one mill band of the slain woman, „la serv ,, and could not talk. He barely Kurch, and 7:.10 this morning. Hi- iminted out that equipment, |Randolph St aica whrie witef Halley D-W.V*. v Ito last week Wayne Morse I> Ore. Elactdiow- lor the Jail." Ing a llfe termJn Ohk. I ^ | | » icBuW Ml . nd milke moUon. with Commissioner B. C. Disk! n r t font limed Oil Page 1) , ilcsrril*r<t Elsenhower a, a "lousy Deputy Sheriff Morgan Mct'lvJheretofore, had to t^- borrowed, wasdeepest. Cary on second degreo murder one hand. marked "it woekl b* dynamite to land, of Shejlff J. I,. Hobby's of- Tucker named such groups as ____ _________ |tiar" in connection with defeat of csmviction. add mcra than thre* mills." the school construction bill. .V atroke Sept. 12. 1956, left flc<j investigated the incident this the 4-H Club, Kuturi Farmers ’edler, after verbally corieas- Hardy paralyzed He had been morning but could find ro appar- and Farm llureau before which Commissioner Swofford »ugDiacussc-s Arms Further to Volusia County officials trying to tell h*a wife something ent reason for llie attempt bur- many types of agricultural films getteri "If sre'r* going to work On the disarmament matter, I___ _________ ___ , Signed a confession for Cleveland ever since the atroke but never giary. on a three-mill Incrrat* w* might acre shown. attorney William J. Corrigan, chief wa* able to write the me««arr. as well forget sonlng—Hiere's no However, the Board of ComA windowon the west side of defense counsel for Hr hheppard JlanJy flrj| w(| hofp,|>IllfJ ,n uia doing a half-way Job." II* miasioncra refused to purchase the building was pried open to Corrigan odty said he and his nrart> nilrbink |f|fr thr , troke. admitted that h* wa* in favor gsln entrance to the building and the projector and screen nut apassistants In Uie ca*« are consider- n)pfl he wfnt W| own of going through the hudret and tl-e culprit left by opening a rear Proved th* purchase of all other trimming K down. "I recommend that the Sheriff work with less, w-m C d o m U7or th. taSuoaed l ^ . ’^ ^ h . ^ h o m * . ^ hU f’nm inside. the Zoning Commission wo-k with osteopath. i Wother-ln-law, Mrs. Monme I TALLAHASSEE V — Florid* Judge Erneat Housh.dder *p WASHINGTON o — Chair­ A dcak drawer w«» pried open "So tU it I know, he was j on. , . less, and Include the Judge, tha man Jotin L. MKTellan of the Sen highway death toll was 628 dur­ peale<) tn the Hoard of Seminol* Tax Collector, and Ta* Asiessor; by breaking a steel staple and a never In Cleveland in hi* life," __ Hardy's perlrer, Laurel, 67, sufing the first si* months of the Count;* Commissioners yesterday etc Racket* Committee declared th$ grandmother told the Press f|rfd , ,n Jurri l9J*. ind steel cash bo* removed. Howtrim everyone of them." today that Congress must protect year, » decrease of 100 from til* during the afternoon usslon, for U writer. Ilrr knowledge of Wedler s tr<, nfjr, n fm .m 4 ever, no money was tsken. However, Sheriff J. L. Hobby, the ronitturtion of additional attending the session, stated that working people from "unscrupul­ tame period a year ago. whereabouts differ* widely from from ,, ^ ^ t(| >bou, to A hood on an outloard motor, The highway pat|ol *aid today room* at Ihe county Jail to house his budget w*» figured as clos* ous" labor leaders and in some the Umrtable of his 1954 mov.-1 , urt , TV ., .„. .ifl f «»• wrenched off by using . . .„ . -h, ..... ....... „ _, MIAMI *6— Some 600.000 eon- instances "liberate them from the Its trooper* nude 46,i»:i0 nr-r-ii juvenile delinquents, as poatibi*. "I can't operate on menta which WcdJer gave in i ‘ thin’ comedian’ s* IHncss. The hammer and chisel. sumert will he paying from 2 io vlre of evil which now grips during the first sialh months of Eltlmttr, (or ^ renoyatlon te**." he said. statement.______________ last film they made was "Robin-, No oth damage was discover-, , 0 .nteuir electrle bills them" this ye*r, 30 per e*ni above the #f thf norlh „ d of prf„ pt Commissioner Krider suggested I 1C J CL L M,n C” ” 0*" ,n m 9‘ fd hy Mi lelland when the build- «nthln s few month,. The Arkansas Democrat’* dec I same period Iasi yean end this ji(| |o j.jnn aquare feet of that a apeeial meeting be called at LO Cal LhCCKS The hefty eomedltn had been ing was arched. Unincorporated ateaa and , "'»H |, ration came 'as the eommittve |"seemed to play a role" in redne floor (pare, said Commission which only th* budget would he a a •« j -T- v I . • _ _ I living In retirement, but hit pop-: D. I). Lrcw. shop foreman, dla- town* will get the biggest stein*. L,| the silent troatmml from local! ing the death rate. Chairman Fred Dyi.m, would discussed. "1 am willing to glvo I 0 I N O r i O n a i ulinty was revived recently with I covnrd the tireaktng and entering] The cut In the price of electric-1union officials In the New York! Other factor* Included written Come to approximately g.15,000. [ in a little if we do certain things." the re showing ef many of the old whrn he opened up tills morning. Uy follow* a promise by Ihe Flop (-py a m . warnings to violator* an I notices The rouniy I* facing a situa­ Judge Housholder told ill* Laurel and Hardy comedy daisies Robery was the probable mobve Ida Power end Light Co. Tuesday ^ e*l1H as witnet- of faulty equipment, board “ I do feel that people are tion today it hasn't f*c*d in many I for the entering of the metal to m«V* deeper slashes In ill trir, Rnkl between AF1. Troopers spent 6I8.7!!> n-.-irs p« The Seminole County Chapter «f on television. rr»dy tn spend the nv-aev when years," Commissioner Krider slatHe appeared In some 200 films building which houses the siiop* rales a* suggested by Ihe Stale (;m|rd Auto Workers loeals. il"ml trolling morr than nine million , rd. and added "at the moment I the American Red Cross HMtlrd enlirnip mveaslty la skown" am not going to vole fur an Intwo cheeks trnlay to thr national "^'h Laurel during Ihe past 30 0( Sulford Boat Work*. However, Public Utilities Commission. nated hby racketeer Johnny Dio, milrs o f rnnds, both m-.ft Ilian Thr Judge as)milted, “ I don't offices of the Red Cron. years. One of his best known jj,f burglar could I-ve lote.l off In all, the Mg power company an>l "p: 'paper" locals In the Team- douhlo Hip figuit-s for ihe first know whether we have nade any I crease in millage there's a po«* nihility of coming t« an agree­ One cheek, said officials of ths '" " I '; 1!'’ * w»* **»•several new outbonrd motor* at- agreed t.. cut lit rate* by $1.- *trr, Ui mon whirh were chartered half of 1950 criminals in Juvenile retention" ment." He explslned that if there's local chapter, waa for flOt which t,*«hful. fingering- of his tie..lie Uc|,ed to completed boat* in —the-— 726jK)0. That was — the .first . ------------------,------- ------------------ — . — — figote .. . . »t the u.i rrequest of Jeme, R lloffa -----He explelned that the purpose is an incresre of 3 or 4 mills this represented Seminole County s ; *uch showtoom. suggest*.! by the commission he |n the course iA the testimony: to rehohllitate youth and keep >**r It will b* Hie same ne* "IV* voluntary contributions <« the , antic* as falling out of win- j Deputy Sheriff McClrlisrd a*ld rauae Fl’ l, was making 1 inn lug Frank . Faaton. one ti* between Uiem from the stigma of crime. could put 10 mills «n here but it's Hur.iean* Audrey Relief. dows, bumping into door* and hit- ghat fingerprint* could not 1-e* a profit" on it* investment* and Dio and Die "paper" ln.it)*. re To have to confine Jus*nll«i In m>t the solution to th* county's • l . . cal.1 offir'jii Un*T hi* finger •Hh • hammer. I and tfsat the inrtslLrlcharging proportionately hlgh.r fused to say whether he hail been ,e second Check, said Officials No oth, r |(im w ll be the rounty Jail with criminals problem." he said. rale* in unincorporated arvus ji d ordered Us keep silent by lloffa. MARIANNA *N— l^w*l Phy­ % J*foJ I32*123, the Nstional Red iicv ed te^ T sV 'w on "r ic h "wide llon * oulli bc conlinucl when the jail is erowdtd meins Chairman Dyson told th* small towns thin in ihe cities the Teamsters heir sppsrent sicians today ar* examining a Cross portion (44 7 p«r «*nti ovation is "Stan *nd Ollle." Their , , . _ The commission rejf<-*d this1 Joseph Georg* Snyder, known is »hn* box full of tiny bones, ap- w« have tn bring them together, board. "I personally don't think of the ganford Naval Air Station's , rt was esientillly pantomine. I TOODS » » ran Gin, the hiidfet te'nw Mondav as still nn» low enough I (Continued On Tar* T) p*|P?itly those rf a new born baby, he said. .... !.*_ _ _ 1. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...ILI /..< contribution to Seminole County's which was largtiy responsible f»i . . . . , ' "We're confronted with Ihe fact the addition of three mills " While agreeing to cut lla rotes,' ------- — discovered by workers repairing 1067 fund campaign. their s icceas btfore European au- M o V C 111 A C O i n S t that we do not have any deten­ "I am not in favor of thrr* the power company protean I the M re C flr r ip D flV I P S the roof of a Cnttondale hotel. Total Red Cron fund campzign diences. ® and there *■ are many mills," he said, "but I feel we commission’s evaluat on of the m ' 3 , i -'U T ii .a Thr w„ rkmrn. who wer* remut- tion ,,,,n quarters -"•* need it to carry on the dut'.es ol firm's jttii has*, 'the rai« base P t in P r C ll T o m O f r O W Ing tha roof of the old Central * llf tequire co .uw Th# quota was set at 11179. th* board." RkHREIN, Persian Gulf Is the eallmalr of -t-mpany s lrJJ 1 1 m 1 W Hot*l. found the bo, b*tween the ^rtiroU ^ehndt.ted' S'' J U the "This is a good budget," Krider nrltiih ftounH !rt>np« tr»1mrnt Including delit* tnd Wfi N* Havle*. P Hipd frlllni: and Ihr ind lurrr*! II ^ . ' Hu method that's a(.Inst rebsl force. In Oman and capitalization. »« ^mlnole Memorial H o , pita, at oyrr s h p r lff Hoy R 0^ r t ..,n . Improper confinement we ..h u rt- raid, "It’s wrong snd we'ie not solving a British plane* altaeled Yemeni The commission art a rate lau- I P m Tuesday following a -jf,r two story hotel ha* oerr Ing them,” Judge Hrusholder j problem by putting on millage." Dr. I, R. Poe is serving ■* >raiders who crossed 'he unmark- of 302 million dolla-a. II this is tltori illness. vacant for some Ume. and waa said. Commissioner Homer Little td* Tranri Paul Buah "5 nassed veterinarian at the Animal Hu- fd bo,d»r Into Aden hi a s.srtad-1 u**d, the company would male Mrs.-Davie* was Sort. Jsn ?i. closed by tha owner, Sheriff Ro Jails are used in 60 per cent mined, he explslned to the board, of the eommunitl** for th* reten­ ^ al th. g«ml- pIUI dur,n* •b»«ne* of Dr. jnt two-front Persian Gulf war profits of 6 98 per cent under Hie 1871. In Gurley. A1». 5he had llv- )* rl, on M|d. I "I am In favor of the proposed i v*** if '** * Raymond Bass. |the*tr* proposed rales. rd In Fsnfoni for the past 8 ycait -jqve sheriff, who turned ih« box tion of Juvrnlles, the Julge said, budget." theatre today.. Inday., net* Memorial Hospital "but that doe* not excusr us from Dr. Baa* Is hoipitallied and r*j„ |„,h ease*. thP Rrlllih wero FI’ L figures its rate baa* at at IM4 Maple Ave. She came to 0Yfr |0 |w #| doctor# for an ev Memlwr* of Ihe board agrved to Mr. Rush was horn Dee a. 1* I ^ p ^ t l n f from a recent arrldent »„| ,t the local rulers S34 million and claim* it would v ' - H h v * Ocner sshero she tmlnailon, said II had been above the Intent of the law " I teees* y*»lerday’a afternoon »ea•t VincesiM, Ind. lie w y » |n ^Mch he was thrown from his of territoyrra on opposite lilts of only mak* a profit of 6 3 per cent ln«l lived . for 12 years Mrs (h# hntpl ctRIng nearly two years Judge Housholder filed the num s'on to meet again Thursday af­ her of Juvenile easts hindled In ternoon at 2 o'clock to di»'” t* member of All Soul, tsttoli* j,or, t . ,h# Arabian pe»!nn-la. under th* propoKd rote*. Davies wa* a member of the before it was found. the month of Msy, 1957 "There nothing but the budget." c,p,rehi Dr. Poe ran be reached at his Aden and the Sultanate of MuiIn the past few years the firm Methodist Church. -------------------------were 34 hearings and 14 ehild.cn A retired Iron melder. Mr. |)0n, e phone, FA 2 8323 eat end Oman ar* proteetorates has made about 8 per cent profit Survivors include one son, p J P n cfn n n n c weie confined in the Seminole AIRLINES STRIKE AVERTED Rush had lived in Sanford for - ■ — of th* Rritish government, end “ We don’t agre* with the talc Harold J. Davies, Sanford; on* D U U i U r U b l J J U I M - 5 County Jail,” he aaid. p'af six yesrt al 217 Last Third MIAMI SR — A threatened sys­ may call upon London for help ha»« ael by ihe commission, ' , liter. Mr*. Annie Reed, Sanford: TOD LITTLE, TOO l_\TF I hope that you can tee your tem wide strike Friday by Nation­ S t* r t r o ^ ' W P^ieaman I when m»nared by rebels *r at- FI’ L Board Chairman McGregor one nice*, Mrs. Fslell* Raney, S e p t . M G G t i n ^ D a t C ______ _ _________ ________ ___ ______ ____ _ rf way clear to make this addition al Air Lines ticket agent* and H i la survived by his wifs, waited patiently through the hot llflfd fcF invaders. ; Smith said. "IF* 10 per r e f low Sanford: and thra# grandsons. The Septemt'cr 8 meeting In Oman In southeastern Ara- cr than our Investment rnd to Ray Davies Jr., Johnson City, Ihe Board of ftemlnole County ind the burden placed spon the clerk* ha* been po*t|*oned pend­ Mrs. Francis P. Bush, rf Sanford; summer month* for the ■rrlrsl of ing federal mediation attcupis. on* son, Carl Bush ef Arlington, th*ir new lightweight un'fotm*. Ida. combined British and local: accept Itmight affect th* saw of Tenn., Kleven Davies and Dale Commissioner! was postponed to- people," h* said, Davies, of Sanford. dav. Following Judge noteholders The 1.700 • member Air Lines Vt.{ fire grandchildren: and one replacing the heavy winter garb ground force* advanced without our securities.” Smith rmphadzed th* rat* deFuneral **nrlce* will be held Because of the nearness of the plea to Ihe rommU>ln duccsslons Agents Assn, called off atrikr ilster, Mr*. George C FcIIjws that had been scorn year round. opposition today to within 14 plans Tuesday and agreed to m-et •f Sanford. Monday, when the first shift to miles of Nixwa, rapltsl of the crease will not cut Into FPL'* it 10:30 a. m. tomorrow at Bri*. Labor Day holiday, th* hoard began on th* 1957 58-bu fcet an'* 1with company official* before th* rebel Iman el Oman who Is plans for a 375 million dollar exson Funeral Horn* with Rev. W approved the postponement of the Indlsatlonj w *re that tlw add: wear the new uniforms reported Fttneral eerrices whl h* an­ meeting *o Thursdiy, Seplemhrr Hon would not h« included for the National Mediation Botrd next nounced later by RMason runtia! far duty th* temperature had Seeking to overthrow th* Siltan pans'on program In Itw- next four T. Brooks Jr officiating. i week u> Washington. 4. , next liscal year. | Interment will b* in Ucu«*. in that region. 1)*•* llom*. dropped io *8- Rainfall Reaches Near 4Vi Inch Mark For Two-Day Period W edler Never In Area Says Grandmother Famous Comedy Star Oliver Hardy Dies Today At Home Mystery Surrounds °ForffiS? E° u'Pme"f s, 1 ' county Agent Breaking, Entering0fficc Approved Local Boat Works i Housholder Asks Death Toil Juvenile Rooms , , r L‘ Decreases In First Labor lombmes six Months of 1957 In Jail Renovation Senate Rackets Committee Probes Hiwoy r Smaller Electric Bills ExpCCtcd Wj th ill FCW Months rund Mailed Rtd Cross Office Infants Body Found By Workmen Today m fontfibutiom now total ts.iisbi. Francis Paul Bush Wes In Sanford ---- -------Dr. Poe Serving As Veterinarian Colonial Oman Rebel Forces �I P a r * 2— Th* Sanford H erald W ednesday, A u gu it 7, 1957 W r x t / . ____ A NT TOOHO to m ils* that Dm hi i a n rt p*t li V*n Esin* I-Utk* it th* fondle* ■ tortols* Dutch nbblt, which will b« ■ feature it th* CiUforr.li Stit* T th **4 l x politico in Si cmmtnto, August 21 to S«rtimb*r f. Th* owntr, Leon Jfeiion, tot*v* hr h»* * Will The Paris Look Come To Sanford? 1 I I Pari* fashion* continue to aeund fortirn to American soil. *ap*clally that of our o»u ealtry field la Sanford. Chrlitian Dior In hi* lateit ihow dliplayed a controverlit, contradictory »tyle that plan*«* th* neckline to the w*lit for •vtning waar, but ke*p« drais** aacky and lailtta for daytima, like ao many Mothar Hubbardi. Dior* New "ahuttl* line*’ 1< an etongaUd almond ihap* rtmlnlacent of tha flapperi of the t»*ntla*. wb*ra Mat littla haada topp­ ed watatlaaa draaiea that dun* above tha knata. Tha hard to ahock faahion world « i a lift gasping by the necklinei. which revealed aomtlhln* called **tha (olden bra liter*", founda­ tion firmanti would bav# to b« aomethln* far mor* aubatanUal then nylon if a lady la to ditplay bar underwear and defend her modeaty at th* aim* lime. Skirta war* raia«d to fifteen Inch** abov* th* flpor, which i* abort for Dior, but not mrpriiinf. A f*w year* «(o. Dior *dvocate* were struggling around in thn "new look" where dreuri almoit bruihad tha floor, and created havoc In modem tranaportation fadlitl**~aap*clally on crowded bua*a and train*. A lady waa apt I* •top on har aklrt and find hera*If standing in her peUlcoata, which wer* Juat beginning to b« th* rat*. Dior’a "haunted lady" look for daytlm* la a aacky look that moit Sanfordite* would deaenh* *• a rial "fright". Turnini to other d*ai(n*ra th* nava a*«mi )uat at pim . Jacques Haim ahow*d rhort hamlinaa, In chiding ena yellow mouaaltna danew dreaa which dung coyly to th* body in front but aported vap oroua Door length panela in back, bald in place by tiny bow*. Cuy LaRoche, last itssons cncom er who launched luch tue ceuful (porta drtii*i, uied hla caiual Jumpen in auch a man* •r a* to be skintight ai the ihow draw to an end. Mountainous coats with ihawl collars and cap* effects will cover th**e Theda Bara creation*. Suit jackals hav* dropped to the hot tom of the spine. Grlffe like* them amund th* ksee*. Thi* is th* daytime vanion nf th* ilim lire, and on* muit S* a toothpick to weir them. Colors vary from brifht aunny colors in LaPoche’s collection to Iduki tone* of land and taupe in Heim a. Griff* ihooies de*p ton** of diva grw*n. pm*dar*d gray, beife and an inlrlruin* ihadt cai­ led burned beelt. Perhapi next yaar’a fall tonei will include such dttcnpUvc ton** at "turkey gravy" and "peach pit red". Paris clothe* may be imart. but American women prefer to be pretty and will not Ktv* <ip th* softly curvrd look that flitter* their feminine figure*. Here In Sanford I wil wager that w* will a** vary few vamp* wandering listlessly down Tint St, is they m eal their knee* and elochi their h«adi. Home Freezers THE "OLD HOME TOWN Take Some Care How ler-g ha* It been line* you clamed and oiled your home frearer? A duity *ond»na»r. a motor that need olllnf. a heavy blanket of lc* in the food com­ partment and you're all let for trouble when »ummrr tempera­ ture* climb «od peak loads of food are add«d for frettingAt lent once a year a bom# frtttt should be complitely d* frotted and eleaned. Brush th* rondemer and blow it free of ac­ cumulated lint and dust And If th* motor is tot t*alad in. as in aom* lit* model*, fill th* oil eups on *ither end with oil. On older belt-driven types, inspect th* belt for breaks and adjust the Unilon for smooth running. Now I* • good time to talc* ear* of lho#« chorai Thin your frail­ er will be In tip-top conditio dur* inc the heavy season. In cleaning- and servicing a ; home fr**:mg unit, follow th* , manufacturer's tnitruetiow*. A garni deal of tlm* and expenie roes into th* preparation of thes* Initructiona and use of them would prevent a high percentage of trouble encountered with i.om* appliances If you have mlsplac*d your instruction leaflet, contact the lalea agent or write to th* manu­ facturer for cc*. A home frtetrr, operated nor­ mally. should run about II hour* out of 24 A dirty condenser can caul* |t to run 20 hours. Add a thick coat of ice crystals to th* inside of the box and running tim* may increaae to 22 hour*. Then,! put in a load of warm food to b* froier. *M th* motor may run •U 24 hours. Add furthtr •train and th* fritter la rnesp* i abl* of maintaining a temperature of jero. Everr if your motor docs* [ n‘t break down, as It well may. th* quality of the food in th* | frt«i*r will quickly d*clm* a* th* Irald* t*mp*ra*ura riiei. Inttflri* ent operation also runs up your electric bill. You can shorten defrosting lime by using an ordinary room fin to blow w-arri air down into th* freeter box. As soon as the ice la toosenad from the walD. lift it out and clean the compartment with soap and water. Proien food can be psrkad In ] cardboard cartona during tha dafrosting process. This can bs r»tum*d to the fr*enr ahortly aft. i er it la back In operation. But the box should b* thoroughly cooled ' and the frt«tinr cycle normally I at taro temperature befor* addi-1 lion of any warm food to b« frown. TAKES L'P DUTIES COPENHAGEN, Denmirk O' — N*w US. Ambassador to Dctv mark Val Paterson took up hla dutls* today. PeUrson, who hat Danish ancttijti and who had been In Denmirk seven time* be | fore, arrived by air Monday with bis wife. I TMlil lITTlt llAOUfll, tesmmi!*i of John and Edwird Login, kr.ee! la a Stoughton, Mars. fusers1 hem* betid* the coffins of th* brothers who were victims of ■ sadistic slayer. Th* boys art all members et the Stoughton Indians and will serva as pallbearers at the double funeral. (Intcrretion*! grclustt ej Blinking Is A Warning That Eyes Are Strained •y HUMAN N. IUNMUN, M.D. LIKE many of our tnod*rn,weil u with different pence*. autojr.obtJa*. your eye* hav* a Eyas Ara Stroln#d PIIUDINT Eisenhower studies hi* *cor*card at GrlSth Park. Washington, as h* enjoys a "night out with the boy*" watch­ ing th* Chicago Whit* Sox de­ feat th* Senators 7-1. Th* Chief Executive la a "summer bache­ lor* while tha Tint Lady U vis­ iting Denver. ’Th* boy*" were a party of 20 close friends and Whit* llous* stiff members. S J j p 1 1 * 2 8 2 ‘ Et!| n « « U y whan your rata ntirkinV . of linking Increases a great deal. tlrely different things. A blink it ,0U , f f *tr*lnln* ,ou r tn involuntary reflex while t J.. wuik D a highly voluntary a c t i o n . ' , S / g m o ^ i h a n yo“ r ^ Universal Malady |rarliy do. Someon* In your lankly A wink—at the wrong time and l* ,Uo Ukel* ,0 no,lce »• to the wrong pcrion — m lgh’ R**t Your Ey*a bring prompt and icrcre damage; This u .v signal to rest your to the cyej. The medical terra fer eyes for a while, if the rat* of this universal malady, usually blinking doesn’t subalde, you d caused by a clenched flat, is better see your eye doctor, "blaekeye." | We humans ar* pretty lucky to A blink, on the other hand be able to get the relJcf afforded •*rve* a uaefut purpose. oy blinking. DUnking wipes tha eyeballs Snakes and chameleons, for exdean and lubricate* them at the ample, can't blink at alL Neither same tlm*. The action also serves has movable eyeljdi. if * ra^ch»nAxm which mo-j \ chamrleon's eyellda era p«rw h ft^ f v, msnently fused with only a small . 71111 * 0,8 blinking central openlnc, while u snake J^ff?**** wben you try to read has a transparent membrane •mall type, try to see through •|covering the eyei. glare or wear tfca wrong glaxsc, oran oK AJ,D A w w n Taal Action | J. H.: My alater had a cut on Each blink requires only * f),r tlc* 11 healed wrlth a very fraction of a second. In fart lir*e- red *f t r - Will the scar re­ blinking la on* of the body a fast cur if she has it cut out? eat action*. During thU the Answer; Certain persona have —— ... m, time win-? uir eyebxllx roll Inward, then upward » tendency tn form large scan and finally return to their nor-i°r kelolda following an Injury, mal position. Usually they do have a tendency Everyone doesn't blink at the -to recur, earns rate. The frequency varies,| X-ray treatment during the •f court*, with different tasks as,healing stage may help. Steak M EAT VALUES CHUCK Florida or Georgia RO A ST -B- 39c Grade A SIRLO IN w. 69 c FR Y ER S T-BONE*- 69c (W hole) 3 9 c,b RO U N D 3 lb- b*ir 98c l|' *■69c SELECTED Y 0U N C STEER BEEF LIVER c\V^OURcaKTW ITHTHISI I 30 days of savings on the one new car that’s going to STAY new! Red A: White Fancy 14 or. btL Catsup HODBU T S 25c A While j; 2-35c|| 6 oz. Jar [j 99c | C O FFEE Red A W hile PEPSI COLA 23c 1 P EA C H ES :1 “'" X. ' K ' . TJimt warn* - (Limit 3 Please With 15 Order) .-um ---- ^ kx* FJLUFFO 3 69c S « ift '» Btookfield NOW'S THE TIME EON THE BESJ DEAL Th* l*rriflc auccegg o f Plymouth - jt le * growing faster by far than the "other tw o"-m e*ng your PlvTnouth dealer can give you the greatest deal of your life on a 3-ycars-nheari Plymouth Right N ow ! Pricea arc low -trades high! far your TV smartshmaet, rtymoett pntaeU "C lSnnr Sea TV iscllev lot tlm* and itatlan. 37c Lb. Red Learn how little it co»tj to own the only car In the low-price 3 that brings you Torsion-Aire Ride . . . years-ahead Hight-Swccp Styling . . . FnahButton TorqucFlile (optionnl) . . . many other vital advance* that mean your new Plymouth will stay new! ft TftsS‘rinAm ii\ Ai£..,,i'i M Utlf K. GENEVA AYE, SANFORD STOKE W IEN ERS * **ar nf eel* A m i r • * ee hefsre R r.!i •« -•« c- rt- NEW MARKET W HITE Hamburger 3 lb .9 9c W. T h eapn a. ru ih tltf. **4 y*u amma: & Freshly Ground Bemlnelt « o u » l r , P l» r l* s . In c h i n <«r r. in t llle d * Hernlce w . T h e m p *• *. Plaintiff. Vs W lllls m It. T hom pMn. r i f i n l t h t " . by sa l* S t r u c t ? " o “ ^ * ,ef. , r * u ,,« FLEMINGS RED means you get te rrific savings in **u 1* the circuit c » ttrt. In i*4 tar « ff>.B.W s . . . remember the words of the Lord Jesus, how Ha Mid, It la more blessed to give thsn to receive. — (The Acta 20, 33.) It takes moat of us at least half a lifetime to appreciate, through our iwn personal ex­ perience, tha truth of the word* of the Mtstar. But what a bleated, full and use­ ful life would result if we accepted His word* in our youth, and lived the long year* by them! Plymouth sa les are snow balling! B ig volume . T*u ir * h irik r «»Uf!«4 th it lull fee 4lv*r«* h it |e*i brought ta iin it SSSUtPSl A NATIVE of Melton. Mow jprinter, U tha newly appomiM* bray, England, who hates hunt­ Ifootball coach who buys a housr ing. la training fox cub* to out­ that’* Just off the college campus • I • fox and outrun any hound. This man la obviously not a dog a best Tk* hot do7 teas tntentrt m friend. ItU —roetographl. Good —hoia did bleach*rife* bt/ort (hay ! I t TAoj* "neir look" l*. 5. fl bills date keep from ttarvinjf ! ! 1 trill be ara da Mr next Oct. 1 Th* swjdssl things *b*wt sum. That'i flat—but, remember, fkry mar e*lds, arsons Zadak Dumkspl. t- on r be a-y rosier to tarn. Is that pssplt who don’t have 'am ! ! ! saam la Ihlnk lhay’r* funny. Thar* *r« IS ways *f k*«pi*g ! i 1 e**l, *n *dit*ri*l osiwrts ui. 1st Elephants aometimea walk in ib*y alt wart, laa—in fha winter- their sleep, according to an Item fiw*. In a new ly.published nature book. ! t » Wonder tf thla only happens u hen Th* meat optimistic man In tha they’r* having nightmare* aboutw world, opine* Milt, tha Stirling pink people! n f<i» Open 7 Days A Week n o u n : nr »i it *T»r r n r ri.nm nt tai W1U.IAU IL TMOMI-AO*. Ml :* « A'Slus. h. * . Moultlll. 0 **rtli. tit O. P. KiraBin — ly W1UIAM ROT — Cevlral Praia Wrifcr __ _ _ HOLLYWOOD — Defens* *ttor- in* libel trial: view* expreaaed by ' n,f Arthur Crowley, on hit sub"As much as I dMJ.kr putting husband* are not neccaoarily psnx of about 100 filmland pcrion- .res* people on th* stand, it looks thoa* o f tha management IaUtles in the Co.ifidential maga- Ilk* I have no choica.” Legal Notice & 8t YOU'RE TELLING ME? "Ik s BAMUT’L BEAUTIES WRITSTABLE. England «B — Titty of Lb* U rirli competing ta a beauty forfeit here blck*<i out at th« Uit mlnut* Monday. They aald they were ton »hy to go out at th* atapa In front of all thou a i r * * « * * n ik* P l a l a t i i r t * n * r * i r . By STANLEY l*VnSU l *vw*< BUTTER »’ 69c Swift's Del Monte PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT 12 ox. Tin 37c 4-49c H BISC U IT 39c 3 Four Heherman, FROZEN •A*,1* Southland. 10-Ot. ^/£GBTABLE$ PERCH 16-Ui. 39c Potatoes 10 LB29c Green STR A W B ER R IES 2 for 39c Cabbage M IX E D V E G E T A B L E S 2 3 c ■ I Borden'* M ILK ■ 29c 1 DRINK Red & White Evaporated Snow Crop, 10-Oi. You're years ahead...dollars ahead with (Plua R epo.il) 6 btl. Carton LB . 8c Yellow Onions 3 LB- 19c Lemons D o i.' O Q r PLENTY OF FttEE ? ASKING SPACB �Q uantify R ight! R«»«rv*d P ric *j Good Thru S a t., Aug. 10th FANCY FIRM RIPE WESTERN VINE RIPE KRAFTS DELUXE WHITE IT IM H U M lljC C I4 b. otr., /LZc FANCY SEEDLESS KRAFTS OLIVE PIMENTO. PIMENTO Pinrtappl* JAR CHEESE 2. SUPERDRAND LOAF CHEESE 2 LARGE PASCAL U. S. NO. 1 YELLOW ELDERTA FREESTONE EAT RITE CONTROLLED QUALITY a lw a ys JUMBO HAVORFUl chuck r o a RUSO FROZEN DELICIOUS ?1 SLICED PICKLE AND PIMENTO L 0 A F Lk39° RO sh o u ld er SUNNYlAND HOT OR MILD f ' V u T R I B RO PORK SA U SA G Eu 39c SUNKIST FROZEN LEMONADE OR DUNCAN HINES SUNNYl AND n M »f U H O R T o' I n C W IEN ER S R IB S 39c PAN READY I f f t f E STF.VJ DRESS. MULLET ORE IDA FROZEN ER FRIED M ORTONS BEEP, CHICKEN OR TURKEY GR. "A" DR. & DR. QUICK FROZEN CORNISH PAINTER'S GRADE “ A ” DR. & DR. QUICK FROZEN THRIFTY MAID HALVES OR frag ra n t A ll PURPOSE B R EEZE LIFEBUOY STOKELY FINEST FRAGRANT MILD GENTLE LIFEBUOY LUX F LA K ES COMPLEXION CARE GRANULATED LUX SOAP SILVER DUST COMPLEXION CARE DETERGENT LUX SOAP TREND ,n w u * * LIQUID DETERGENT A l l PURPOSE WISK MAZOLA OIL Q uart Can DETERGENT LIQUID LUX CRACKIN' GOOD LEMON AND Ginger Snaps 2 39c ORANGE P IK O LIQUID TREND DEODORANT SOAP flstor Tea LIQUID SHORTENING WESSON OIL EASY OfF OVEN 33c Cleaner8^ 69c SHORTENING SNOWDRIFT FINE QUALITY SHORTENING A ll VEGETABLE PROTEX SPRY DEODORANT SOAP FLAG PUSSY PROTEX CAT FOOD 4 �t Editorials to d a y * th o tc w t Ci v i l THE GERM CARRIER Let's Hear Both Sides Please For The Complete Tax Picture Now that each of the Sanford Civic Clubs have had an opportunity to henr one aide o f the equalization problem in Semi­ nole County, thoae who favor a program o f property reevaluation ehould be invited to apeak ao that the complete picture can be developed. Civic leader* perhap* would like to know how their taxes can be reduced and the burden lifted from the shoulders o f a few. They might also like to know about some o f the inequities that exist in Semi­ nole, County and how thoy can be corrected. T he equalization of property valuations can be a potent factor in attracting Indus­ try to the area as well as distributing the cost o f government equally among those who should carry some of the burden. Civic eJub members might also like to know that laws are made to protect citizens from the unjust and not to keep community leader* from progressing with m odem sys­ tem* in every nook ar.d cranny o f the citi­ zens’ governmental organization. Numerous cities and counties nre turn­ ing to equalization programs in order to find the nnswer* in meeting governmental' coots and the modem valuation of property. Seminole County la growing up and Its land* are being occupied by home-owner*, business people, cominersial enterprises and before long. If the trend continues, there will be industry here to help the economy and to provide jobs for newcomer* and settler*. Unless something i* done before too long, even the expert* will have a hard time straightening out the conglomoration. In Seminole County'* present condition. ftn equalization program must be undertaken by expert* who know Florida land, Florida business, Florida home*, and groves, farm*, ranches, and Investment. There nre. it i* said, a very few o f these who are recogniz'cd and authorized. Their valuation* nre placed on proj>ertie*. not l>eeau*e o f friend­ ship, not l»ccause o f political motives, not because o f undue pressure from various sorces but because o f the actual value. In true dollars and cents. One wouldn't call for a chiropodist to take care o f a serious heart disease, of * musician to take care o f a legal suit in court, or a salesman to repair a badly damaged motor— one would call for a specialist in the particular field of training necessary. So it is with the problems now existing in Seminole County.' Citizens will find it necessary to do with­ out many o f the sendees they badly need— roads, protection, snfoty; the care o f Juve­ nile prisoners, and Important project*— for funds sre simply not r vailable to meet the expense. Let's hear the "whole story” — how ojher* have progressed and how Seminole County can liecome progressive just n« oth­ ers have done. Medical, Hospital Costs Moderate U. S- News and World Report has pub­ lished a lengthy article on whether doctor's fee* and other medical expense* are t<ao high or not high enough. This account is largely factual in nature—and some o f the facts deserve widespread understanding. Medical costs, like all other costs, have risen. Even so, over a considerable period of time— 1036 to the present— average charge* by doctor* have risen substantially les* than tho coat o f living as a whole. And the typical chnrge mnde by a doctor for a home visit is little If any more than thnt of a TV repairman or other mechanic. Hoapita! charges hav* undergone what the magazine calls "a spectacular rise.” Vet a profit-making hospital la a rare institu­ tion. and most hospitals must look to gifts nnd revenue sources other thnn the pati­ ent's payments to balance the liooks. W hat has happened is thnt. in addition to the general living and operating cost Jump* that have hit medicine along with every­ thing else, we now demand and get more medical »ervlc* than we used to. There uro all manner o f valuable drugs and other aids to recovery that didn't even exist a com­ paratively few years back. The service* of *|M'cin11*t* nre in even-greater use. And peopie go to hospitals where they used to be served at home. For instance U. 8. New* say* that in 1036, all but a small portion of babies were born In hospitnla— where as late as 1933. this was true of only 37 per cent of infants. The magazine estimates that the average f«mily pays $278 a year for medical care— a figure that includes doctor*, dentists, aptometrists, hospitalization, drugs and pre­ scriptions, and health insurance. Most peo. pie will agree that we get a great deal In return for that sum. And there Is every indicatlon that, by nnd large; the costs are ns m oderate ns the conditions of the time Rights Controversy __ _________ _______ » _ . ______ *L1___ ____1 __ k. -i.il —___ 41 The enforcement machinery eral could begin civil proceeding* a r I.VLB C. WILSON United Pres* Staff Cj~ upon tent created by Congress 'tid e the de­ “ whenever, there are reasonable WASHINGTON. V - In (.*' nial of the right *si 'l l * a crimitel grounds to belice that any persimplest term, the w.uJup civil offenae. The Elsenhower admix s- aon is about to engag* in any act right a controv#-»y ecu boil, nr in tration hold* that this machinery or practice which would deprive haa proved faulty for these rea­ another" of the right to vote. the S«nate add* up t* this: Moreover: Such proceedings Shall the federal gov crimen: h* sons: —Southern Juries have refused would be a civil aetioa for p r .f riven perfected .Tttbinary by I which to compel iotintra *t\t.» or been reluctant to convict their ventive relief which would dis­ lo permit Nerroe* to register and |local officials on ruch criminal pense with a jury and leave both verdict and the punishment lo the charges. h Voter —Such criminal proceedings, by federal judge of the appropriate The E inhowcr ailiamlitr.it »•» their very nature, have had to United Slates District Court. I told* tha* the nuchlmre iv a la t’e take place substantially after the Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell Jr. by constitutional gusnnlee* and orent-thft it, criminal action Insisted that th* foregoing is a x-.ta of C ryress *lnc« uconslrjc-: could not be obtained in time to moderation of existing machinery to a qualified 1because It would substitute civil tlon day* in Ineffective. The ISth aaaur* the vote I for criminal action. Amendment, which became part of . Negro "It is a moderate bill," gai t the Constitution in 11*0, prov'dval The proposed change eonsitltIf that Congreta *h il h t o the pove t In (atenre-of substitutin' civil for Hrownell. "It is not." *he aoulhemer* re­ to enforce by l‘ -jitlation 'he criminal action in the enforcement amendment a prcilbi.i.B ig n ir.t' of the prohibition stated In the plied. They hold that th* conatitue |tional right of southern white* to the denial or the riah*. to vote by 13th amendment. Ja Jury trial Is being flushed down the United Maltfa or by any *•*•# j Preventive Artion Alio for reaaon* of race, <**■'«* or pr*- , Not only that. Under the voting ■the drain toguarante* the const). vioua condition of sonl’ ud*. right provision of the pending , lntional rights of southern Negroes Rntorvi For Ineffecliveneaa civil rl|ht* bill, the attorney gen­ ■to vote. •«.rr U H , U N . r ttll •■Ur tsl# t*e k li(4 ta rl *••«•■■ kal k* fkat U til Ik* will *f ■■r raiktr aka la la k il in .' For ei gn Ne ws C o m m e n t a r y planned the move But their fall anxiou* eye on Sen. Frederick G Ur# ,ifnr devaluation reports is I’ ayne of Maine. Payne innouned ^ (o mMn thi( „ bab| |( h* Intended to retire. While felio* i . K r ./ ® T*,ua‘ }?n >* Republicans were trying t o ', r : strong medicine. Those in favor of him to change hi* mlnd--thinkm< it say It ia nercraary at an aus­ of vote-getting Democratic Go». Adjournment terity measure to strengthen the repair. Residents of th* erea may Adjournment of tongreiii hinges curr, ncjr officially valued at ISO I Edmund S. Muskic—Taync ruf?-!.iate*• vole ( modernize the Interior but are onn the ..iiioic voir on the me Jury jury j ^ the (he do|Jar jar| „ take* <20 fra0f| frann fer*d a heart attack. Now, r«c p run prohibited from changing the ex trial amendment to the civil right* , ,Q bu}r a do||4f (n q ,, fre# mjrk#| crating. Payne rays he bill. If the amendment il adopted. Moaric Po„ rr lf hU healUi permlti. j terior in any way. ly __ ^to prt- ' the loulhemert southerner. are expected to | __ A rontrover, y .. „ fcu„ din(r up jip,,,, (h|||((0k Care haa been exercised Too Late To Classify By ( HARI.KA M. MtfANN United Ptrse Staff Correspondent United Preae corre.ponoenl, around tht world look ihatd at the news that will make the head . • By Russell Key You don't have to speak French to feel comfortable in Montreal or Quebec but you xrould prob ably get morg out of It if you could. Juit as you would find aerve the narrow itrret*. narrow ck \0Jt ! ov,r til* ProP0'** that the United Doxing Boxing men look for > q irk Spanish a help when visiting Cu- lidewalka, eoblvle itonci, arehJ. State* build an atomic plant mod-1 knockout by heavyweight ch* bf. way! and other f.aturea that giv* , _*L _0* . . U*^*V___ ___ ,'nr. «II*d on Rrltein'a (’ aider Hall,. the ...I pion pion Floyd Floyd Patler*on to. ,-m French renadiana are n French the city it* real charm. The Cita­ talkathon by eouthem lenatora world's first big nuclear power within the first til rounds—in me ai Parisian. and they ec* very del, old fort ar.d battleground! could tie up the i#!» on for weeki. station A bill approved by a con-1first defen.# of his title egam.t proud of their French ancestry and where General Wolf and Montcalm even month*. Whenever the id* grrssionsl subcommittee would j Tommy Humean* Jackron. T'e retain the old »-arld customs. fought to their ...... death, remain*, Journmenl comci it •ill leave a require the Atomic Energy Com- unorthodok Jackson went the <* « The fli| of the province of Que­ with the old cannon, block houses. '•* P »" «he 1* fta* miifion lo build one. The ABC lance In iosini* a 12 round .Vci< in bec wlih iti while cron trd moat* and la gu.rdcd by Rrill.h Pr o ,r ! m. on, “ 2 mk h.**^ doesn't wsnt to—says US. mod- to Patterion in June, HJ®. H-ir fleur-de-lis on • field of blue, *oldi.rs dressedi in in tthe same or M in e uni i*hi --1j -lnc'udmg — federsl fid for school ela hold more promise Rut Calder j Floyd fougl t from the f.fth ro.nt III.i si prominently ard •• proud- forms a. were worn at the time coaatruetloo. an Increase in postal Hall uiea natural uranium whllo with * broken Hf it dar.d. WJtn a ly throughout the province ai of the battle We witnessed ihe r«te» *nd sUUhood for Altsk*. Ameriran .Utioni use enriched pair of xund mil's a il the a l b t Issue can t be uranium, which calls for costly confidence of hia thampionit- s does the flag of Canada. charging of th* guard, an Impies the civil right* blamed for that. None of these separation planta. Tho^ In favor j villory la«t November over Archie tV# h|ve learned In our travel* L|va sight Indeed that th* best way for a stranger! Pojnt, ^ i0„ rfl, |h, yUitor mesiures would have been pa«»e<t of the Calder Hall type say it <t Moore, Patterson it txpccted •< to «*e • eljr or eree when time w)|| ,on r, mtmbtr, )nrludf ,hf W / attractive at an export Item to have little difficulty with JackSub-SumUiit Conference is limited is by taking one o r ; Ctlhrdral of Nolft „ lm r, St. Joundeveloped countries. They fear xon's windmill xltsck this tir.c. Don't ho turprited if the sudden Britain will grab Ihe market po | more of the Interesllng ^Ightsee- lrph-a (lralory , nd th# W m mu. . -----mg tour* provided by the Grey Monlfra|, , htl# memor visit of Secretary of State John tentially a big ont-unless th* BY UNITED PRESS Foster Dullea to the tuvndon di*-1 United State* act*, line. IXINDON — Adlai Stsvcnson. on let of Quebec will Include the Army We found the cUjr touts of be’ fc shHnr of s, lnl, Ann d, B, iupt srmamrnt ronferenr# , . . .rcsulta _ . In a i ----- Wlag* — •an attack against Queen Elizabeth Tw 0 ^ q,. Army'* three avia- by Lord Altringham: Montreal and Quebec very inter the Hotel Frunlenac, the Citadel sub summit conference of for siting Our glides for the most and many other point! leaving eign mtnlfUr*. Tb* Ruinans have |,lon fomp.Bl#* are now on duty * " ! have seen his remark. . \ |ay , hlvc part spoke Eny'ith with *n ac­ their intereating cine* w* traveled been plugging for a real lumm.t wl0l ^ Tlb Army |n Q, rmanr , wflu,d ,jk# cent, end some made an eff >H by steamrr down tha St I-aurenc* conference, which > |If* becauae of th* “ Pentomlc" re- her and find her charming, most to Inject their Idea of humor ;n on tha crulaa boat “ Richelieu" for aenhower w®uld * *nd• 1r° ' organization of diviatona Into five entertaining, very beautiful, lov#^ their talk*. months But they d seltls for a ; fombu corps capable of moving ly. extromely perceptive *nd poi a trip to the Saguenay country, conference on the second level- rapidly and indepondently In an ,<eisor of a As w* passed through a beau'l- but that i* another story. delightful way of Dulles, British Fore.gn Secretary atomic wag* war. The aviation speaking." ful residential iMtlon of MonlreTha cruise came* you from Selwyn Lloyd French Foreign eompaniei use 120 mile an hour al our driver pointed to a beauti­ ful home and Informed u* it vat Montreal down the picturesque St. Minister Antonin* Plnay and Sov­ "Otters,' which carry nine men or ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-Teamknown at the “ House of the Se I-Awrrnc# River and up th* Sa iet Foreign Minister Andrei A. 1 H tons of weapons, and "work- rtera Union Crown Prince James v*n Kitchens. "How many din- *u,1n* * J **vrr Gromyko. hors*" helicopter* which carry a R. Hoffa, on winning a JumdieIng room* » • pasifng.r asked. ■* ,ufh„ »"*•"•**«, Devalu.tWm similar load. t tional ih.putc over AFI.CIO Presi­ linorlng the question th* dnver. PJ’1/*1* •* ^ European financial esperta beHealth lleas dent Georg* Mriny. ‘9 cwntinutd: •'Yti.* ht Hid. Mll'l Tihouiuc and Chicoutimi In Iht |jfVi devaluation of tha Republicans are keeping an "H‘a what we wanted." tht Houit of th# tUttn ICitehtna. ^ French Canadian Krarch frarvo la Immlntnu Nearly -M r. Kitchen. Mr*. Kitchen and J* •» • I®” * •n ,l,‘ trerybody In Peril te talking th# fir# Kitchen children •• through on# of th# m#at artnlc and about it tirej* tha tw® mtn who Later he asked etch peuanger *4*4. on the North Amwl- murt decide. Premier Maurice lo piece a him! on the window. f *n continent. Bodrgea— Maunoury and Flnanc# Most folk* complied Then he said, • I’ll try to |M* you anaccountj Minister Felix Galllsrd They r*permit. “ All set? Now folks, t am aur* 1 of thia Interestingjourney in a fut* to talk. Naturally, they would • • • you feel the pane " While pa*.|Uter column. no< even hint In advance If they trngert looked theepily at each other the driver fairly shook th* The president o f the United Steelwork­ bus with hit laughter. Maybe you don't think it la an ers, while nccepting a 13*.• cent hourly wage funny but you laugh too and your ly N1UUN N. IDNMIIN, M.O. WATCH out for ‘ summer com­ gather te moke aoadwMh spreads boost for his member*, criticized the f . S. party la on* big hippy family plaint." That* tha polite name and aalade far a summer mast­ Steel Corporation for raising prices to meet long before you reach your tmira w* uae for tcule diarrhea which ing, there U bound to be a lot of and. . the *1.21 a day Increase In pay. become* ao common during tha talking Thnt mrnn* a lot of time It aeeme that Canadian eitiea ftt»r**ett*4 Ntileetlly kf Hh h i I A4..MUU* wasted while mixing tht Ingrtdlhot summer months. Every storekeeper, gsrage owner, barber hav* more banks and more hoi • eerie* lee. *#l O eerg l* ■*«!■•» R eek *11* tnte. Thu might be long enough Frequently thl* diarrhea — wt A l l t e l * Oeergl* or beauty parlor operator knows they have pltali for their size than any oth call It dysentery when tt U ae- to permit bacteria to multiply nt to raise prices if they increase wages $1.24 or eitiea in th* world with inr n e b r bruins reu*f *•« rueti.h** vern— la accompanied by vomit­ ■ ftvorabln temperature. FA CL PITTMAN I K B u tls.se M gr ititutiooa of h ifh v iwarning, a day. You r* got to be especially M ARION It ARMAN I S . B iM a tlr e Y m * e ing nnd nnuaen. church** and rathtdrala almeat careful when preparing sretmed IT R L .T N J CTOCTWO. A 4 f.M I .U f M tn e a e r Th* steelworkers set the pntlern for the as numeroui. Structural ir* beau­ Food Foieoadog potato, turkry, enlckaa nr b oa n . ■ • r t l f I. • ■ • ■ M r *4 Ik* 11*11*4 r r*# * last round o f wage Incrases and now the tiful and Impressive, many rich A slrablr number 6 f such caae* aalade or epreada. Wklefc I* **1111*4 •■•l**4e*ly I* Ik* * . * f o r re**kl ektleecircle has started againtie* *4 * n Ik* leeaj **wa * r i e l .4 I* Olle *eer*y*ger. In historic Interest. •on be blamed on food polaonlng Fooda Herr Spoi Quebec is th* only wailed city Foods moit liktly lo become Don’t leave such foode Hand­ When the president of the ifteelwarker* iirrtow I A T I * contaminated by bacteria nailed ing nnrafrigerated for taw peri­ In America, while It expands far 9w C *refer I I* gee w eek 0 *e M **«k said to the I ’ . 51. Steel Corporation, "I rgT i r e * M e* Ik* ■ It Meetk* O at •U pbylocoril are milk, ham. od* of Umo. They might (poll beyoed in original walla today. eommend that the corporation take a long, The old area within Ibe well* re­ poultry and bekary product* mieh If you do btcoma a rtetlm of All OkU***T ••e4.»*. U I O W I l l . U >***l*Vl*M te l aa mcrlngue-covtrrd pin, cream "summer complaint." tht beat hard look at its pricing policies which can mains unchanged thank* te Ihe ooVoom * f e * l * r l * l * * ii * l f .r tk* y e r e e e * o f r*U I *4 pufla nnd similar goodies. 4**4* wiu k* r k * f f * 4 fe r *1 reg a ltr * 4 e * r «U le a r t le t only have a damaging effect on the entire far slghlednria of wia* city of­ place for rou 1* tn bed. Keep However, foods found right In warm and don l take anything by ficio.* who long ago ruled that no • t ie r * * * I H « I w etter i r i o i r r I t I I I ! *4 economy." he should have applied It to his your owa home alao aan eoaliy mouth ae long aa vomiting and a* rw*S O fflr* *4 l l > f < M y iertle. * * 4 * e Ik* A44 alterations may be mad* on th* ______________ *1 C **gr*<* *4 Merek I, 1ITI beeotns contaminated If you hold nausea peraUt own organization's policies— they both pro. exterior of the quaint old buildthem over from day to day. Drag­ When they atop yo* sen ha** mote inflation. r v ih ll.h r * Dally e e r e y l l e l e i l t r , ■ « e 4 e y • »* Inga other than keeping them in ging them tn and out of th* re- light flulde such a* warm tea al* T h r u m .**. * . t e l l e r » r e e ..4 U » C k rlelw e*. It doesn’ t beautify the pot to call tha ertgerator frequently might gir* bumln, rice or barley water, Enmeshed In Convention Page 4 Wednesday, August 7. 1937 kettle black. the gtaphyloeeccui a chance to strained broth, bouillon with "Both appeared te be complete polaon the food*. added aait or reran! groat. ly enmeshed In th# eonventiceul And don’t xrorey. The TVWeevl wsy of thinking." th# envoy re­ Unpleasant KeeuRa Gn July II, 1P4A. Ribhemtrop! phase la short and recorory gen­ sent a message to the Nail tnvey ported. ", . . They replied that aeAnd right bet* I'd like to aound erally la rapid. cording ot th# English constitution another warning about handling. RY WIIJJAM GALBRAITH at on* point to break with him In Spain, Ebeihard von Stohrer. this would no< be possible after food In the home. Bom* of these QtzUTtOB ahd AMwn •aylng -he duke then In Madrid the abdication" United Pree* Staff Torreepoodent and English policy. summit parties and other affairs B D : I have had asthma for ■ should h* informed of Germany'! Afltr tli weeks of plot and coun­ M’ ASHINGTOM * - If Geryou probably at* planning might number of yeort. Would air travel FnroUta to Bahamas to use him In peine negotia­ terplot, th* duke and Wally left many had conquered England, have rather unpleasant reauiU If be harmful In my cose? The raptured documents cover pl»n tions Answer• Unlaaa there U accom­ you don't Uk* proper precau for th* Bahamas. the period of June 21 to Aug. It. would th* Natli hav* tried t* re­ panying heart failure, I ae* no Th# Nail plan wes to kaep the On* document eaid Windsor Mona. store the Duke of Windsor to th# 1040. The duke and hit wife, BaitiA kltthtn In hot weather U ao reaaon why air travel should Wallis Warfield handsome duke, and th* wife for claimed that Churchill threatened British throne with hit American more divorce* place fer ■ gabfest. prove harmful or bring on aa atSimpson, were than In Spain and whom h* had abdicated the Brit- him with a court martial kf he re­ wife? wrhea never*! women got ta-'Uck of aathmo. This tantalizing question was Portugal, enrnute to the Bahamas IMi thron* three year* betore, m • fused the poet. The NaM minister Spain until he In Lisbon quoted the duke a* say raised by some leng secret Natl where the duke wu te lake ever remote area of could be used ae an Intermediary ing any disobedience “ would dls document* Just mad* public. The as governor. captured pep*<s shew that lmpoitPublication of the papers, 10th between th* tw« warring nations cloee ht# Intention* prematurely, On July k>. Stohrer mesa aged bring about a scandal and deprive ant Nail* wera toying with such ia a eerie* of historical documents Idea* while Britain was battling put out by the Slat* Department, Ribbentrop that a Spanish Inter­ him of hla prestige in England.'' "Th# atalrmenl* of the duke for its life. wra* approved by Ihe British, mediary had outlined the propos ala to the duke and durhe#i. The included an Impression of admire* French end Ameriran govern According to the scheme hitch­ paper* said both "gave evidence turn end sympathy foe she fuehr ed by Nad Foreign Minister Jea- menta. Department officials eau- of natonishment." rr." the paper* m M. chim vet Ribbentrop, th* duke uonad, however, that the docu veae to have been a valuable ia- menta. solely of Nail orgia, give atmment In making peace with a only on* tide of th* picture. • defeated Britain. P h o r * b e fo r e y p f Q $ 6 0 0 Rlbbontrop liter hanged a* a war crimniat, w it reported to itoon for you r have boon encouraged its Me plan 14 (a 14 q io n e y la t e r Hm by th* duke* alleged admiration l*a#.« stlC . Immi uf Hitler. sne aame day I The duke, rfva document* said, rjiN IIN WIN IttN V d u eeioot y o y was bUterly oppoeed to the war STOCK FUND INN KN INN Il N •ad Prime Minister Sir Wlaston •w ^rapaym ant HrOio ot 4«* Cs.iswSh# | NN INN UN SIM ChurrkiU'B cenduet of M. He else TVs I■»r4 »4DtwhnUl called hit brother, King George hmd, W*. has ledersl a WiWls^r VI. "quite foettab" and was reedy dblgisg *f lea eel ***4wN setose*, # vayeM* » itawi t. It 17 s* atUrn af mm* es af My II, # If IF. # dust-proof... fits jssepA tt Btil ases fI NANCI I U V I C I , INC. O etoesW ltlew f t id ily .. A m p * a Horry C. Echelbcrger o f Sanford 1MI West CelemMa Bt sugar cltanl IIS Saulb fart Avenue * Telephent; f Airies 1-4411 Orlande, FItrig * ____. Labor Costs Affect Economy IAFF-A - DAY Beware O f Spoiled Food The Sanford Htrald Tantalizing Question FAM ILY i IKTO M M dU M IC gM U 1 . tBd I u y thin wiUiout fear o f eon«f*4lctlon!.',• m: s flfi, it's a BANK LOAN You’ll Kfttablish Valuable Credit Katin* When You Get A Ix>an Here/ You know that good rradit U a marvtlou* a»»ot. Stop in anylim# and rfiieunn your financial problem* with ua. W l have low-cost loan* to ■uit all your n*eda. *SAN :o rd Atuntk r0 m fa m n * A i BANK. * ¥ i1f \ A r } r t Mam bar FadtroJ DapoaH Iaauranea Corporation �I Wednesday, A um st 7, 1957The Sanford H e ra ld -P a t* 5 Social fcvswLtk Evelyn Creighlow, C. F. Proctor M arried August 2 In Georgia Min Evelyn Jm d Oeihiow of Lancaster, Ohio, and Clifford T. Prortor Jr. of Sanford war* marrit l * tn Klnjraland. Ga. The brid* i* tha daughter of Mr. and Mra. H. C. Crnhlow of Lancaster, Ohio, Mr. Proctor ia the aon of Mr. and Mr*. Clifford T. Proctor of Winter Park. Mr*. Procter graduated from Amanda High School, Lancaater, Ohio. She la employed by Chat# i S ' a^boola.^aarvad *l!*b£h th. nary and marina corpa. and la amployed as a poatal clerk in Sanford Tha coupl# will reaide in banford at 111 East Eighth St. Duplicate Bridge Club Will Hold Individual Game f i .1 • . LI* a L l O l l l C S L I 116 n i f l l S YRLI.O" ING O f WHITE COT TON DRAPERY FABRICS Many home, today ar. decoratad with draperie. ef a wild whit# color or a deaicn on a while background. Thoae that are 1|'0% a . 1 a n ,., . I, a I a #a w M .I.I cotton and aome athat are rotton ^ .I ^ o r ^ o r ' the A , allowed condlllcn’ may •«’ PT i »*"aka where the fa rn- ha* had more light expoaure. In aome .. . ____ fabric* the Teliowtes^ yellowing l« mor# f.brtr* the even and ganeial throughout the drapery. Th# color may vanr from an off whit* to the brown acorched color. This will be more noticeable In many fabrics after cleaning, but other fabrics ahow di.coloration before cleaning. Pegg-ing Away | nr PEGGY FOLDES W*'r* still on vacation, but m « i U retching tip wtth n» - Al­ though no thow* hav* opened on Broadway, th# air la filled with j I " fw* **"•"">* " M»>eduledf-r Ociobar 3rd and to ia 'Took Back| in Anger*-. Charrea are that the conflict will he rraolved before ..... ............ ruitain time. Our current theatr# *"ln* •» lh' lummrr circuit. aq<I our faaorit. i. th. John Teew at~ E i’ * ,Ump“ ,n- r ‘ l » tmerton j, , chedu!ed to appear »t thi* . . ___ , , _ ., playhout* n ‘ Simon and l.aura lh' * * « beginning Auguat 12th , --------The *u^0ik Muaeum at Stony RrooV, I,. I. will play boat to New v ° rk rew .paper women on Augi 11,1 ,,n V'cw **** *ufh thing* ** authentic repli. a of an old r rin» ‘ ^ p : ,#,h century farm; The Sanford Duplicate Bridge. It i. hard to toll Just what a n ^ 't'‘ "how Vnd Club ta going al out to make cause* th.* condition 1 * many m|[)v olhrr „ h„ llu> fillln the format appealing to pre.ent factor. m»> be Involved. p,«ident of the New York New.member* ami poter.tlal playera. Some thing* which cauae y»l\v„mrn » ( ub will head Thir week an Individual Game, j towing are- a. Incomplete o r,,u „ .i,.,v.-»ti,n and K.v I-awrenwith no partner*, will be played, faulty bleaching of the raw rot- r, x j. t4) wll| (*. ln charge TO. will b* * teat on c»rh play-, lon.b. Allowing an exc.a* of col- ^ th, 0lting' which proml.e* to era ability, a. partner, will be |ton ax to remain in the cotton ^ flin change.! with the completion of a Jfiber* (Typical cotton jiber con THE HOSTESSES SERVE Mr*. Mlrharl Caoln and her muthrr. Mr*. Itctlr Williams, at a party gi*rn in Mr*. Caolo'a honor, left to right. 'I n . Frank Drama, Mrs, Robert I’ owell, Mr*. Kill* Aus­ act of boarda. All Interested per- iainl about <5% wax) C. Oxidiaa f t , ti .llv evervbo.lv ia abroad tin, Mr*. ItrUi William*. Mr*. Mlrhari t'aolo. (Photo by llrrgtUona) eon. are a.ked to call Mr* Geo. , Hon „/ relluloae when exposed to j rnn,frr Jonea and David O rge McCall FA 2 «9A by Thor.- . unlight . oxygen from the air s«>lni.-k will vacation in London. 1 ★ ★ ★ 'k ★ ★ <!ijr morning, wo the procm iioni cause* this and th# fabric n mor# aftrr ^ ry finish MKarrwell to may be planned. tender, d. Scorch and heat-Heat Armi» ln Kon,0 niana rh»ri la 1 !^*t week, the winner* of the . » « ’ y f„r 3 Ive.urn) may cause aIao ln |t„ mr, wnrk ln * ,dc- I Grab Bag ,," partner, for a, yrikwun yrllowi.h tomr color m in rouon. cotton. me The .a lure „ irr with * „ h the lh, Impoa.ible impo».ible name name id id *.* , . .t .’ I. . —. , — .I ,, , „ ‘ V,V were: " * “ ■ tlrj — -r n TC ti A i l iC f i n P 1l C/ -f l O 1IO t j i r# tmj y rt> x. K. Roiaatter firat. Mr*. Clyde Ramaay. ami moun( of heat built up In curtain -j-y,, (;(rl Who Rmie in the Pa- A/1 A / l / P ^ n 1O V Jr. and »ona, Kent HI, Tommy Mra. J. Ro«» Adam*. Mr*. Al- 1fabrics exposed to direct sunlight 1^ ” Imagine that on a mar-, / 'I U . 1 IU C I \ *U U IU I U C ju U y 'IISS JEANETTE HARVEY who»e engagement I* annountrd bert Bricklin and Cecil Rinea coming through gl.a* i« often ,luP,y Judge ind Mr.. Geori,e The bom* of Mr. Fill. Austin' Attending ware Mr*. Robert *n<l Ste*#, arrived Monday gftar* today to Knvmond IJall, (Photo by llert»lrom) | •econd. Albert Bricklin and Chuck undrreatimated. a CWor.na re- Sylvaaler write from tha Hotel was the *<-en# Tuesday morning Shcridm, Mr*. J. L. Markham, I1,00” w,,k ,MrBone. tentmn finish tention flniah .- Use I ae of a chlorina chlorine lln.tol „ n „ 0, in m Meram., Italy “‘ •With Meram). With r„r for ,. rnfte. coU<^ honoring hnnnrine Mr*. Mr. MleMm. Mr*. Mra. Wallace Woods. Woods, Mr*. Mra. J ' L . l' rL.‘ . P»c*"U vz [[ * ★ Af 1 ★ A' ★ Refraahmer.tr wer* aervni aft­ bleach on thU kind of Dnlah ,r, }l4t, !hi, „ lltc t N Y ." .. , ,lh , r , rn.., Mr, phll, K, f . y * . e y,t l rr the play. The Duplicate Bridge cauae* yellowing. pa|t| pl ( l an,| huahond Charlc* ,’*r" < 1 I M ................ » J Trench. Mr, Philip Keck, dn.ve |Q Sar-furd from there Club meets each Thursday night may be ra- O Curran on a beinlrd honeymoon >lr* Austin were Mr*, lb hert Mm Roirert Ray, Mr*. A. I, born* in North Caldwell, N. J. Tha white color at 1:04 at the Yacht Club. ' color, 1In l^ndon Powell and Mr*. Iramd. Dcame. White. Mr*. Ilaviland Stngner.i (irar* Maria Stinedphar has stored by bleaching a aolld V e il* , . . . ... Mr*. Charles Wln»hlp. Mr*. Ret but ther# la danger of bleeding Quick. Watson, lh# .veeoic , n early Ameriran acttlng , iv.in.m. »•_* r . , i left tha Florida Sanitarium, ia _ .......... .......... , t ,M Mr* EJr' Orlando and I* recuperating al and damage to colors In tha color After Rolwrt Walcutt of Walco / ed draign of a white background. Diamond Nccdlca* appeared on ' ■“ r>' ' " Higginbotham Jr. her home following an Ulnaaa. Th# engagement hai lirrn made Don’t forget to allow for shrink-! Mr*. France . Foley Gannon'. |H" «*» The P,nk ribbon with which friend, m .y flnd h « at , , (M Park rk Ara. . known today of Margaret Jranettc age of all dtaprry fatwic* whrth-1 radio programn ovrr WNYC, giving mcnla of flower* throughout the the hiaexdrt was wrapped re- 24(M rr they *r« to b# washed or dry- advice on how to care f.*r Hi IT j hou**. On the coffee table wtia \rated the names ef all thoae: Harvey, daughter of Mra. Kath­ who wej# rlosr.t to Mra. Caolo. Mr* Roy Symea 8r. has goo# erine Harvey and Mr. W. L. Har. Cl*c"H k “ miny, r ? UV ‘ *l , : mV n |plarod pink and white rote*. Del- Several were unable to coma, to Daytona Reach to apand Suggrsted allowance for ahrink- for the pamphlet that another, ’ vey of Sanford, lo Raymond age «arlea with themaximum j printing had to b* ordered We l*-*1* P,nk hibiacua bloomed on They were Mr*. John Angel,1some tima with her daughtir, Mr*. Georg# Dlrkaon served Thomaa Hall, son of Mr. and Mra. coffee and imported coffee cakea shrinkageshown on the label of |finally got around to seeing the|ether table*, and the serving Mr*. A. II Hardesty, Mr*. Mar-'Mrs. Robert Graanlea. . „ _ .A _ th* bolt of material. movie Beau Jamra , which ha* 1 U>aitrd a large arrange. garrt Itcynolda. Mr*. Davi* Rl-1 Albert llall. of 313 Eaat Eleventh to wives of HATwlng Staff Monday iwlawikt, and Mr*. Wesley Mrtl****• " r1, Wjlght Ja . . , ,, „ _ A good ru<* to follow i* to al­ a nostalgic quality, especially for morning, lo Introduce them to St., Sanford. •pent four day* In Miami !»• ang. u. 1930 debutante*, (Who. m.r» n,rn‘ °* erinU>r >*Jlow low the following amount*; Miaa Haney arut Mr. Hall wore Mra. K. D. Scott. Arrangements cvntly at th* Key BlacayfM The thing w*> likoi! beat was Wal- 1lhamum* on a allrrr trwy. Mr*, Shrinkage of rinniaa and cryaanthemuma Hotel, celebrating their an­ both bom in Sanford, and attend­ wore placed throughout the room*. ter WlnehalP* commentary. To u*. |>eama and Mr*. Powell poured IT allow *1 Inch per yard niversary. Mr*. Wright* airier ed Sanford tchooli. Mr. Hall i« Mr. Winched 1* the real Mr. New Uh<coffee. An saaortment of *wref 2T allow »* inch per y*rd Attending were Mra Ralph and brother In-Uw, Mr. and York! rolla and doughnut* wer* offered 1% allow 1 Inch per yard employed by Haifa Garage in this (T,,undler. Mra. t>. 11. Zetbell. Mra. Mm . O. W Smith of Valdoau, B. F. Ganat If shrinkage (a not indicated on ■ ■ — ' ) to tha guaata. Mr*. Ratty WtlCity. Gordon Ilacker, Mr*. D H. LinkGa. *r« visiting th* Wright'* Duke Schirard Lucy Freeman, former New Rama, the honoree’a mother, label allow on* to two inchea Wedding plaru have not yet rr, Mr*. Frank Haty, Mr*. Don In their home in Loch Arbor. Floyd Sparkman Jr per yard. (Take a luck In hem |York new»paper woman, who the nor<-a«ion an e*pee lYliDNESDAT i Brubaker, and Mra. F. D. Scott. been announced. Lucy G. Bieatey of draperie* to allow for shrink |wrote that best acller ‘ Freedom t,|]y happy urn- with her arrival Prayer Meeting will l>e held at Mr. ami Mm . Albert Hardesty make* her y,, Nancy W. Stacie age until they arc washed or From Fear", now the FiMt Baptist Church at 7:30' of 2U7 Orange Ave. hare had home In CTiicago. On a recent E. D. Prico cleaned. A sterling silver bracelet with pm. ASunday School 'Yorker*' a* their guests, their daughter visit to New York »h* wa< hon­ Mr. and Mr*. two d a m n was presented ta Conference will he at 8:13 pm. and aon in-lavr ored at a dinner at the Plata Vacation Church ! Hrrald Briney of PhiladelphU, 0 12 am. Oerog. Cleveland, who d,ed T f I' ^ J * * * * ‘ ’L . ^ .School yterian l’*-i o^d Lhwir three chlfdrer ccntly, Ju.t complcteil hi* rote In One charm waa engraved with lie tier, Roger Albert and Pam. Church. the current “ Laa.la" '.er.cV for ' f ,'hc S*",orJ lly VIRGINIA CONN, Society EdPoc Th Senior High Frltowahip of rla Ann. The whske family spent next .earon Ted Shawn, f.mou. ‘ •■"J , • «" ■ with another Pat Patrick and Dan Wright 1 hav# hern married since th* dancer, director «l Jacob’* Pll* reminder that Mra. ih* Hrat Presbyterian Church a we.-k ■•) Miami are at tlie Apple Convention In twentieth of July, and are now low Dance Fc.tlval was awarded h,,‘, °rf*nlred the base- will meet at the rhurrh at 7:00 ilau.ht: *”d h:r huCuand, Mr, and Mrs. William Hahlen. wh* Clncinatti, Ohio. Today ia Florida living at Sanlando Springs. Al. Denmark’* knight I’roa. of the ■» 1 t> m. for recreation. I V Mid Week Bible Hour of have done a lot of visiting ia Day at the eonventloo. and they way. glad lo hear that another n'.^nrb^rr Maxlc R„*enbloom la I«*t year. On one of the table*. are prepared to display aom* of bachelor has decided to Imre (uatralla TV ahow* » miniature ba- ball diamond I the First Presbyterian Church Sanf°nL They have four chll* th. _ 1. . ever the B.O.Q. n .»r. .____ .w_____________ on ill emcee the bail been built, with tiny h»«*l I will meet at 7 VI p . m. 1dren, which mid# the *trtt th# finest .»i.t__ golden _ apple* to emluirk on th# eeapopular Ed Sulll*an a*en by human eye of matrimony, y und tbnll •n,l ■ drcasnl at a ball* [ The Chancel Choir of the First v*ry ^ ” *• “ •rdcatya mor» Hero Scholarship Show in Phlily on Sept. «th. Funds ! and complete down to| Presbyterian (’hureh meet* for |? ‘. w . ^ ,lfnr‘i Y**W **• 1 Had written such a nice blurb ^,om Akron. Ohio, and hav# two atvout the officers not being able : JlSRk. are used for children of police, the cap. A ha*rb.tll bat wa* recartaJ al the (Tiurch at 7:30 p. other daughters, on# li Ohio to play tmlay tieeaua* of the | ’ ' * * firemen and park guard* killed given to Mff. C*nlo, in*cribcd ni and one In Pennsylvania. with the name* of her friends, THURSDAY In line of duly. 1 rain, meaning the Wednesday the whole preserved fur pos­ Tlie Woman’* Society of Chriaf1golferi, and then my friend Caroterity by a coat of shellac. l»n .Service of Ibe JTrat Methodist Church. j lina Lane, infortned me that to. Mra. Austin announced that! (Tiurch will have a board meetIndividual Oam* will be thi day ia Tuesday, not Wednesday, no goodbyes would be *anl, and Ing Auguit I at 9 00 a m. followed play at the Sanford Duplicate io I had to start all orer. Ruin­ that it would be a long, lean by the regular builneas and pro- Bridge Club at th* Yacht Club al ed my whole afternoon. >var before Mr*. C*olo re- gram meeting at 9 43 a m. 1:00 p.m. Call Mr*. George MeMargo an>i Bill Hill are at turned to Sanfopl A* tlie *nlf The Junior Choir of the Firat, Call at FA 2-38C8 If you plan to Elgin Field thi* wvi-k while Bill fie* siihilded. the ehatter be Baptist Church will rcheame at coma, so progression* can bo take* a course and Marge and gan and all tha gueata had * 6 !J P m. The Intermediate Choir planned, by Thursday morning. tlie kids swim in th* green gulf. FRIDAY wonderful time. •* 7:00 *,,ll lh« Adult Choir at They will he back in tinv* for -------------------------------------------- 11:00. 9-12 a m. Vacation Church Marge to finish decorating the 9-12 am. Vacation Church ! School at First Prrsbytarlan Friday evening at 7:30 pm. the what to bring. B.O.Q. for the big dance Friday. Young Adults of tho Lutheran The preaidrni of the Indies School at Firat Preahyterlan |Church. Dianne Sangater is in Wash­ Church of the Redeemer will meet AI<1, Mr*. Edna Southward anington, D. C. visiting her family at the lake home of Mr. and Mr*, noynced the regular meeting of CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE while John attend* jet training Bill Southward for a swimming th# aociety to be h»hl on ThuraAND RID RAGE CXX lchoo| in Oiath*. Ka. Other party and an out-door fry. All day evening Auguit IMh at 7 30 •Laff people on th* move are those who are going to attend pm. at th# Redeemrr Lutheran Marge and Georg* Dickson, who plea*# contact Mra Glen McKend I church. She expre*»ed a hope for xrill leave Sanford next week ree before Friday lo find out I 100% attendance. OPENING THEIR RIBTIID \Y pfcenla are Tranf,* "iilltm * for a tour duty in Columbus, WHOLESALE ANI) RETAIL (left), and Karen Johnmn, at the birthday party gl*rn for them Ohio. Blanche and Don Zeiball 401 Went Thirteenth Street Phone FA 2-5811 (Photo by Rergatrom) will shortly recently follow their load when they ga to John#town. Pa. "it ^ I IIKSK PRICKS KFFE(TIVK TIIUR5. - FRL - SAT? the Rule guest* themeoltee. for duty. Had coffee with Caml# Bruce Present for the occasion were tvy.n IF.IIN LEAN PORK Lynn and Phil Stanley, Andrew this morning, the voire of the Finn, Karen Chapman, Randy Chamber of Commerce. Were Jcnei. Mnily Bu*h, Marw-ee White, Joined by IIoh BUhcimer and Don Bale*. Had not teen Bob J470 Lilly Courtvraa the acene NUchne*! Edward Chrialanaon, Rob 1(n<T chrialmaa Eve. when he OL’ K OWN CURE Mondayafternoon ofa joint birth- bi* Hartwl*. Kaki Blabop, Sandra , n,| hi* good wife serenaded u* Eick, Michael Canell, Steven Ra-1 with Christmaa carol* and sleigh day party. Two lltll# couatn*. France* William*. dauchter of born, Barbara Tamm. Jeff. Judy *"ll»- * * b»d roplare,! hie der­ Mr. and Mm . R W. William*, and John Bale*. Johnny Cochran, by with a straw porkpie, red anil Karen Johnson, daughter of Dianne and David Dearolph. Pam »hirt and orange panU, but aside THIS PULLOVER TWOhir. and Mra. Ia R. Johnson to­ Taylor, Alton Hughe*. Sylvia, from that all thing# remain th# Ol It OWN MAKE THIN MI.ICEO LEAN PUKE PIECE DRESS of red end gether rr'ebrated their four birth­ Sheralynn, France! and Deborah asm*. black basket weave wool waa day* in the gsrden of the John­ William*. Linda. Larry »nd Mary Cami# I* preparing for a big designed by Claire McCarJeB son home. Beth William*. Laurnell. Martha trip to Orlando next w*»k when for f*H and winter. Th* red, TO little guest* played game*, and Karen Johnson, Helen Mann sh# will eerry on a la Taarl biae-eut top can be worn looe* without a belt, oe belted wMta Including a lollipop hunt. Cindy und Iluthie Carlton. Adult* atMeata. Mach calf, aa shown bera. Riahop and Gordon Bradley Jr. tending were Mra. T. A. William*. I pete Petr# and Mery Jane (Now were winners. ( ake, Ire crt*am Mm . W. II Steearl. Mr* Gonloov w w w w v w w w w w w / m w w ^ i w i / w v w w w m w punch, tuckers, bubble gum. bal- Bradley, Mm . F " . Chriatenaon. 1 . ’ loom and candy filled telephone* Mre. D. E. Dearolph. Mra. Harry " ’ EMTERN u. A. CHOICE REEF made this nn# of th# mo»t exeit- A. Canell, Mr* Georg* Hughea., ing parties a child could Imagine Mra. H. P. Cochran. Mra. CTlie house was decorated with E. Carlton, Mr*. George Kick, spring flo weM , which were more Mrs. G. G. Blahop Jr., and 3lrv. 1 appreclaled by tha motors than 1D. J Bale*. (p & Jl& JD w d A Elaborate Coffee Honors Margaret Jeanette Harvey Will Wed Raymond Thomas Hall Mrs, Dickson Holds Coffee For Friends Happy Birthday Conning The News Lutheran Church Calendar LOCKER PLANT Birthday Party Held In Johnson Garden Monday SMOKEDCHOPS>75c CORNED BEEFIb 59c PORK SAUSAGE DRIED BEEF GROUND BEEF 55c 29c LB. 39c BABY 1LIVER ib. 39c lb. VloiksL General Insurance • Serving ai VETERINARIAN at the animal hoHpital while I)r. Raymond HaH4i is hoHpitalized hi I)r. I>. R. Poe. PI10KE FA 2.4 ISi ■. JAMK8 CUT JAJOM H. Short Ribs 2 lbs 49c FLA. ttHAIFIS GRAPH A—Him A-DIRECT FROM LOCAL PARMA II. JAMES GUT AGENCY I I I KAJfT FIM T R U T V. s. CHOICE RKFF • Dr. Poe’* home phone is FA 2-5232 Small D"* 39c Medium ^ 51 C Larg# 62c EGGS �# » •d by w m dedicated W brtBfta# the best major league ball to their cities. Further expansion of professional ball la certain to It portended com#( that expansion, I feel. executive believed BY 77IIJ. I1ARRIDGC President of the Americas League what wae to com*. For by the ^ t part of baseball's finest TVrltten for United Prt»s J* * 3 seasoni the American^ Leaguc next decade. registered a season total of 11.150, CHICAGO HP — These are the I 077 paid admissions. a figurt I times of baseball's greatest prob which U the major league season LASSIES CONDUCT CLINIC lems . and the,r certain solutm.i WIESBADEN, Germany «B — I) I belisve, will result In th* mark. For tha past eight years the Two golfing Ural** named Smith gam*'* fines; period of prosperity clinics and exhibi­ laarue hai drawn a total of *•.- will conduct and popularity. 772,672 paid sdmlations-an eight- tion* here next week for AmeriLooking back on the past dec­ year season average of iJ9#,5M. cans stationed in the area. Thay ade, one should realise that with of SL Clair, In addition, the major leagues’ are 7Vlffl Smith the pressures of expansion and Mich., and Marilyn Smllh of V71efranchise moves, the problems of All-Star game is securely estab­ hits, Kan., both of whom are top television and of Increased traffic lished as a high point of mid- campaigners on th# U.S. Woman's and its accompanying parking season interest, and the national professional golfing circuit. difficulties, baseball in that dec­ and world-aid* interest In each ade registered attendance gains fall's 7Vor!d Scries hat made poswhich were unforeseen 20 years aible a player pension plan which ago. Li my opinion, with more has made finer the personal rela­ boy* playing tile game now un­ tions between players and man­ der good coaching and supervi­ agement Further Expansion Certain sion, baseball is heading for an Tha tremendous development of DOCTORS even greater period of success and prosperity. amateur baseball will continue to SAY . . - USE aid the professional game. Sets Attendance Record HON-FATTCHIHO In th* season of 19(2. with the For more than a half cantury, effect of wartime service calls be- the American League club lineup Ing felt by every club, the Ameri­ was unchanged. Then. In 1924 and can l-eagu* recorded a season at­ 1932, Baltimore and Kansas City tendance of tAttO.Ooo — all time became new member* of the cir­ league record. Every club owner cuit and under fine leadership are ws« gratified with that record certain In add strength to our AT IOCO a DiOO ItOSM Ivtli'WMtU, turnstile figure—but I doubt if any league, for those clubs are head- Wedneedar. Ausruet 7, 1957 A— Th# Sanford Herald Tommy AaronSnatches Sport Parade Georgia Golf Trophy J h s ..S t v t f o A d ALBANY, Ga. *B —- Gaines- i ft at competition yet, firad a sixMile's Tommy Aaron, a 20-year-! under par M to take the St-hol* rid golfer attending the University siath annua! event at the Radium of Florida, added the Georgia Spring! course with a total of 200, Open golf rliampioerhip to th* *10 under par. trophy rick Monday. Aaron stroked a fiv*-under-par The effect of the n«w trophy 31 in the front nina to break out Utide the Georgia State Ama­ of his second day tie with Alfred teur crown Aaron won two week* Sams of Macon and then nicked ago wai no more likely to cau.-.« |par another stroke on the back the viewer to do a double-take nine Sunday. than tome of Aaron's stroking Sams remained one under par |Sunday. 1 with his 71 to finish second w-ith Young Aaron, tackling the stif- a 211. Hugh Moots Jr. of Macon led the heavy I contlgcnt of profrl* •ion11 entrica with • 212 which lied him in third spot with ama­ teur Tony Baker of Atlanta. Moore't take was $220. Aaron, standing it feel-1 and weighing 190, looks as much like a quarterback prospect as golfer but the trophies art standing in the way of any hopes the Florida Gators might have. Aaron rays By KD SAINSRIRY he'd rather play golf. United frets Sports Writer Ilia father, Charley Aaron, a CHICAGO Vt — Hoberto de Vieetuo, a lucky South Amertcan, es­ Gainesville pro, finished wilh a caped the Mexican earthquake to 2X In the tourney. play in Tam O'Shantcr'a All Am­ erican tourney and then survived a man-made quake to win the S3.‘SUPER-RIGHT*’ WESTERN SCO top prise. The man-made tremor was Gene Utter’* final round M. Nine under par, tieing the 9-old year course record set try Lloyd Mangrum, but the biasing finish earned him only recorvl money as Dr Virenso roasted to a 70. Iwo-under-par, for a 72-hole total of 271, IS und­ er p»r, for the first money. d O u ta ld SPORTS Roberto de Vicenzo Tam O'Shanter Champion Of USA LOINS Southern Star Cooked Canned ITS GOING, GOING. ITH—NOT UUITU GONB-New 7..,k 7snl.ee tlugaer Mlrker Mantle (right). rounding lirsl bate, watched hit Ion* drltr (arrow) tail tar oter the head or Indian left fielder Gene 77'oodilng (It) In the third Inning of the first game of a double.header at 7anl.ee Stadium, the ball hotineed into the .lands lor a around rule do hie ami llanll* was toned to hall si second. Cltsrhed first sarker 71c 77>rta (22) and umplte III Itungr watched the play. (UP Trlrphoto) -■ 1 ........... — --------- ■ " J00 1 177 ‘ H i.,. L .S u II Snead, in second place hending Into the final round, poster) a 27s for Jt.WS). and Paul Harney took Z70 fur fourth and $1,500. Played It Safe De Ytrcnso, scoring his first win In IJ tries at Tam O'Shant* er a twin tournaments, said he Selkirk now player! “ safe.'' He revraled that NEW YORK tP — Unless th* with the Athletic* he left Mexico City the night of last'plare Kinsss City Athletics hold*—director of player person­ the recent earthquake after driving do a complete about • fact within nel—s» that the two men actual­ hit family to safety. tha next six day*, lasu Boudreau ly should t>e trading Jobs. will be let out a* manager and Littles'a burst, which was the Selkirk, the former New York George Selkirk probably will re­ MELBOURNE th — The man first time Mangrum's record lias place him, th# United Tress l#ain. Yankee outfielder, won a pennant who made John Lardy Into a liern tied. ?am* close to a bigger td or. excellent authority eilh Kansas City in 1922 when the world-record milcr believes he prise than De Virenso picked up; Boudreau lace* thr deadline be. |cjub w|| |(||| |n y,, Amertcan A*, hat another runner who ran re­ the stock offer by the tourney new record Is cause the Kansas Clly front - f l - e , ofjJ((0n( am| tlj|| j, , trrmen* gain the world mile record f n t ! sponsors for a Australia. $10,000 . !£ !.' before'lhc A 'V com .'of"th e fl«ur* •" ,h“ “ My boy Herb Elliott will smash There was a four-way tie for read and return horn*. Aug. 12. clly. Ihe record hv the end of next fifth place among the tnen pro* Beu-irev. whose contact still t Arnold Johnson, the owner of season,'* predicted Cotrh Tcrcy between Art Wall Jr., I’ ocooo Manor, Pa ; Dow Flnsterwald, Tehas another year to go, will he- the Ath'rtier. I* ''extremely dit* Ceiutty. offered a )ob tn th* Kansas t'-ty appointed" st the cluh's rc-cnt Elliott, a 19 • year • old whose |quest*, Fla.; Fred Hawkins. El front oflice. according to the showing, acconling to the Unites) home it at Perth In Western Aut. ; I’ aso, Tex., and Rob Kotburg, source At a matter of fact, he I'ress source. trail*, trains st Melbourne under San Francisco, at 29t. each winmay he offered J h * »*m* post If Biudretu It r*lets*<l by Kan­ Cecutty. who first .polled ihe til- niirg S1.1V7. Fifth Toerney 77 In sas City, he will lie the third pilot ent in Landy and persuaded him 1 to accept hard training. Landy 1 patty Ilcrg, Chicago, posted a deposed this year. Th* Washington Senator* named went on to set the world record j fln*i round 72 to win the women Cookie laiagetto to tucred for the mile at 2 2*. a record bro. (,ro division of th# tourney for tha Chuck Drcaten, May 7. and Danny ken on July 19 when Derek lb- fifth time with * total of 202. Her ^ A n gU IA rr C h a n n e l Murtaugh replaced Rnldu- Rragan fH>,*°n of Lnsland was timed in prr\|ous wins were In 1943 with w O n U llv I w w l l u l i l l v l j« manager of the Tlltibuig Tl- '* 47 * 207. In 19(2 with 312, in 1923 with to far Is j.,* aiwj m J922 with 302. rata* last Saturday. Elliott t Iwtl time , ( no t. Her $1.2000 viclory moved her from fourth to first plsce |n earningt for i»J with $9.7M Jackie Punr, Honolulu, matched WESTUN-IUTF.il-MARE. Eng­ par with 204 for second money land C — Ametiran distance swimmer Florence Chadwick .SF.*,Trt.F. tf — Trie Rule- rrn lioxing writers,'* particularly of $1.C00 , and Kathy Cornelius. | bucked dense field# of seaweed m*f hfr. «• confident at any fight. on# „ ho ,hf Olympic champ Dayton, l)hlo; Fay Crocker, Mon tevidro. Uruguay, and Betsy Raw* I and .warn around . who ever challenged for ihe farTlfJ oul a It. Spartanburg. S. C . each won tanker Monday to twat a 24 year [heavyweight crown. resumed ' old record by swimming the Bn- training for hit bout with Floyd l,r c* rtrrh writers hxve men $;»» for ttemg for thml at 30.7 ilot Channel in six hour*, se'en Patterson and the “ bigieei day of banging sway tl us ever since the Clifford Ann Creed. 1*. Opelou my life.1 bout was announced and we ex- •as. La., won Ihe women's ama­ mlnutts. teur title with a last-round 79 for Tha vetrrtn inn Diego. Calif. Rademacher armed her* from pected Hut,'* he said “ 7Yhat else 320 Tied for second were Sandra gwlmmer Isfl here st * p-m. (3 Ie#Uld ,h,y ,hm)l in — ' Oliford/ 7i«.ro Ci.r . n r u u pm. e s t ) Sund*v an.1 arrived " Z " * : i r i n ^ : X *' ‘J* h“ l»r»fke. Chlcsgo. w.th 312. at Tanarth, Wales, st 3:32 a.m. cnce H.nn.n^and J.^tiannon an.1 ir.in .r. It* I. tr.inine At is flr,t ,,sht nu* actually, those Don Cherry, 7Uehita $ alia. I Monday to top the old mark of 7:20 set by Uriltah thanncl swim- taquah t.quth,' a small town about II l***" t ™ * ^ ^ , m n° T' » - l0° k HV.# leur. with 292, with Howard Evertlt. m#r E II. Temme In 1*21. miles from heiw. Rademtiher s»id he didn't ex Nocthfield. N. J.. second at 2#*lltaa Chadwick said when the The Olympic champ meets Pal pevt to make any money on the — —returned '.o her hotel (rom the terson tn Sick* Stadium here Ana fight, with i'atteison's $22i).OOi) IOOTB.7I.L GAMES TELF.7TSED swim the could have mads It 22 In what will be Rademarher't .. ., ... . . . . . . . , i i .j ., a u n . . guarantee alrradv posted in a NEW YORK W — Sports Nat•quite a bt. faster .l it w*in I foe flr^ professional f.gh Il>«r I e.e hink work. In,-., will telav... all of Ih. h a d 'ir .T jn 1\ rounl ' « *' 0 pounder. 1. poMtive he wtU m |||# .............. .. Cleveland II,own', regular season that 1 vud to • m win. nili •• hr iiut ' Wf'll !>• iurwv u> **mft in tht Noliorul football Sh# said she expects to l**»e •|->> never feltletter." Rade( r%fn jnt, ,f . Irsgue again this year. Th* same for Ireland » ' “ '*" «*• J ; macher- , d . - “ l m In terrific con- |hl uft {nr mr „ wjl| u dUUJ , network beamed th* Browns' day* for sn sts.ull on Ih* IH*h d.tlon I wantto sn.p st anything „ ^ ^ Y#u,h l .nllm|lfS| |nr. game* to stations stretching from Chanftfl-Oftf“ the ffw •• * atr#tch#i »n I that'i a food •lm. I mouMni1 Sow F.nflirvt' to T e n t last i f a* of competitive waterway through j have gone after thla fight if i io n . which th# has not yei stroked to wasn't confident I'll win.'* a record. Rademacher isn't alon* in hit “ But the first thing right ru>w confidence. Is • hath, she sstd. 5ben 1 m Gumon. '* '* 8 I tv* Tjttcrson a folng to b*d. ’ rough go Ihiee sears sgv, jredict ed the boxing world It In for the *h<v-k of |ta life on Aug. 22. “ A lot of writer* are going to ; have to *«l the word they've been writing about Ihil fight.'' he said. MINNEAPOLIS V — Th# DeA reporter a»krd Gannon to Iron Tiger* paid Xiiuoo to II eompai* Rademacbar with Archie year-old Georg* Thomas Monday Moore, th* light heavyweight HU*, and now are wondering where holder whom Patterson kayoed to they'll play 4he*r latest bonus win th* title rookie Gannon taut Rademacher could Thomas, who lust completed , hU at hard *• Moore with both bis sophomore year al th* Utuv- hand* and was Just at slick tnd .rally of Minnesota, has played aisle every pullien but catcher. “ You Jis*t watch." he said. "You "We had hi get him now.' said think he itn'l at good aa Moor* General Manager Jdhnry Mcllale I tell you I feel It tn my heart, who accompanied the Tigris to he Is going to beat Patterson " Minneapolis for sn exhibition Redemacher laughed when he game with th* CihetnntU Red. was asked whst be thought of the legs. -tensive comments of tome “ east- CORN FED HALF OR WHOLE HAMS Selkirk May Replace Boudreau Ih, Can. Elliott Predicted To Smash Record i i w mm i u I f NEW LOW PRICE! A&P IJRAND INSTANT COFFEE I Florence Chadwick In 16-Hour Swim A&P SWEET & UNSWEET Grapefruit Rademacher Confident Of Bout Triumph Tigers Sign Bonus Rookie Monday August 10th New Banking Hours Rcvfivp a full 5 tmmtha o f enrninjia December 3l»t Monday - Friday 9 a.m. * 1 p.m. Friday Evening 5 30 p.m. • 8 p.m. CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY DRESSING ORANGE - n i JUICE Z ° ~ J 7 BIG BUY/ ANN PAGE PURE FRUIT DAMSON IC Heine Strained Baby Food 6^„ 59c Chunk Tuna 31c Vinegar qf. 35c Kofex pkg. 43c Ketchup 27c Bab-0 2 - 45c 28c Pea S o u r 2<-••• 35c M 3^ Camay Soau 19c Snowdrift Breeze Wesson Oil ItnOs.33c Frlbcrk 77atergrnund Pkg. Detergrnl ■• • * ■ wa Corn Meal 19c £ ILiq u id 39c Clorox qf. 12c Camay Soap 22c Iltina Cider Sanitary Napkins llelns Fancy tlO *. 1 Helm Split I f* L*. Pkg. Sir* Shortening |t,f . <•!•*« »•*# D*lerg»r 2 Bara It-or JU L Detergent For Cooking A Salade I2-Oe Can JANE PARKER LUSCIOUS BLUEBERRY OR PEACH PIES 49c Ymlr 8-inch Choict,/ Each i „ . rw . 3 3 c 12 l)r. Can 11 h t)«. U**11. •%12 t»r it 23c M Food 3 -4 2 c iW p » 5 u P er M a r k ets r ^ Uh. rrices la t h i s ad * f f e e t l v * through SaUc.7ugait 19. 200 MAGNOLIA AVE. Cor. 2nd SL ■XSZ (6c Off Reg. Price Plum Preserves 2 .II I. .. & Qf. A&P FROZEN 12 OZ. Beef Hash ** JUICE 2-37t SULTANA SALAD Mary htWhew lor**d V' 46 oi. a n JANE PARKER ICED SPANISH BAR CAKE �! ~T» 1 Wednesday, Aupnit 7, 1057 The Sanford Herald—Page 7 SCOTT'S SCRAP B O O K Legal Notice By R. J. SCOTT v o n r r o r iiin -rn n s « r r*l*o k n o w n •• E aaiK MA R V A R . X l . t U U I in \ til till t l l l l T I N l. d . c . * . . d , lal* o f aald Cuuu* m - l o u x r v c o m m i s s i o n . t y to l b * Countv Ju de* n f B«m|. cue, not# C ou nty, I 'l i r l l a . at hi* nfCr* i I n i l M i IWIIK ta th* c e u r t h*u»* e f a.Id County TO tVH OU IT m a t CU.NCT.n.M! at San ford. Plorld*. wit hin t igh t N O T t c R in iik rk m v o iv e n rattndar tnonlha from lha t i n * nf Tl at on 11# *1h .tar o f AIIIUIU A t> • i h * ftrat p j b l l - a t l a a o f thla n a tb r . 1SII, tr a c c s r U n i e v th Nei-ilom Cacti c laim o r daman t . s h e l l be . . Hi 111 and IIS Is. K l- i i l a iMatulta, wr ltlny. and ahall atat* th* plarn os tin , the lk-ard o f County O n - roaldoaea and soar o f f l - a addraaa m l..'o n .r . of Brm'nol# C c»* t» n f th* claimant and ahalt bn aworti •Ji.piod a n« > lu.l'in c lo O .S . . s c a t . »c by th# tuAmeat alt a « . n . nr Inc -on.l aL andoa ln* certain laade hta attnrnay, and a r y auch etal-n hareloCere deede d tn Seminole or -tamaad ao| t o filed ahall ba Coun ty ( o r p ar k purpo#®#. d.a c rts- void. » I aa f o llo w * I n-w tt ! / o f r r a n r ln o Martin I t .c l n at the N W f o r »ar o f tho An asaru trli o f tho taaat N X S o f Haction II. Townehtn W ill and Tnn.am enl if I f ». l i a n a . J* K . run B o ilh R ' i i r . It. M A R T IN ta la , m ft.. Hear l o f* North l i e kn ow n aa Ka.il R MAH ft . aad \V»*S I t ft. to point | M A RT IN), 0 t haalnnlna. / . ' . i t nd. I a.id renou ncing and discla im in g any P I r .t Pubtl.-attn* Aug. T. HIT. r l c b t o f I ha County amt of the In o I to ll .o aal.l tan Is t r ­ rii-Tirint n %IMP in e within Iho ronftnaa o f th* *atl voT ic* it iiKnrnr mvese th*t Count r##ffav#1 In »• ' I n r n nt p A T I t n Title ath d a r o f Aucuat. w# am I I P H. I. S t h f o r l wn-1#r th# flrtItA t>. m r . t un fia mt #f T nV.• M • • Ir n ai»<t p o A R P o r COCVTT m u |nt#n! m r # ft «t n r # n11 Mln.HlONKtta or BKMI- t h at w# VOLK COUNTY FLORIDA. nam# wt»h th# C l t f V o f th# *'tr* ^*i!| r*»urf. P»rrtn9!n ( ^ i n t f , F !* r» Ol c . I lo r n t o * . . * Ith th# • Clark o f uald Itiard. o f thn n #tlttou« Nam# Rtt# ISgALl U R , ot/ViiC & CKlCKtM oFfrtL So HAMID BECAUSE frt V-SKAPlD COMB RESEMBLES A. DIVIDED HEART- S O M p e O RB. A SPKlRtCAj, Bo d y ; is p , a c il is t ia L tZ K lR L , 1 PC A J I I M O A O O f UNITID STAfIS MAIINIS landj on the ihoref of the Mediterranean Sea, but It take* a Sritiah bulldozer to haul the vehicle out of the deep land. The Joint effort occurred during NATO maneuvers In the area, and the landing v u aptly named “Operation Combine.” (International) i\ r i B r i ’ lT r o t h t . m m It Jt tii< i si. r u n t IT ix smi r o t s ar.M ix ot .s: im x r v . i i minis, AT O RB. P iK tC . d « L L yi.i l vsv an. l * « W l t . U A M T. S’ VVANAUOIt •Ininv bu*lfi#»a At CavAnatiffh T l r t SRftlc#. E ftB A L L . 4 Hospital Notes AUGUST * Admission* Margaret Thuiton (Orsngo City) EdJIe Carrtll Jones (Sanford) Doris Franciaco (Sanford) Anna Della Reel (Sanford) Viola Frailer (Sanford) Margery Smith (l-ake Monioe) | lllrth' "Tw in boys to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ervin (Sanford) Baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Woodrow S,tripling (Sanfoidl Baby boy to Air. and Mrs Henry Thurson Jr. (Orange City) Discharges Donald Smith (Ssniord) Florida Dabney (IMymouth) Raymond Lord (Sanford) Theresa Michel and baby girl £ (Sanford) Erma Parrs (Sanford) Aria Tatton and baby boy (Sanford) * Mary Jo Infant (Sanford) AUGUST 7 Admissions Floyd Fullerton (Sanford) ; Annabel!# Rock (Sanford) James H. Rote Jr. (Sanford) PKYSlCI*l\W kO CAM.L do •fnE U.Si PRODUCED f a . F lR Sf HUCLE.AR. CKAxiH REACflOK IK 194-2, UShER|N<i IK - f a . 'A d o H l C AQL*. J .r * L>| fwnw Katie Robinson (Sanford) Emma Spencer (Sanford) Ronald Bruce (Sanford) Sherman Manning (Sanford) V is it in g H e a r s : r r i v a l s ( t o - m u , II a. m . t o I p. a . ; S e m i - P r i v a t e R o o m s , I to 4 p. in., 7 to » p. m . ; TWO IOY SCOUTS at the World Jamboree in Birmingham, England, find grounds for a trade of national costumes that will give them both an Interesting souvenir to tske home. David Sharp (left). Id. swaps his kilt tor a complete Indian outnt from Vi ayne Brown, 1C, of Tulia, Okla. The Duke of Gloqrestrr openel tha encampment. Pediatries, 11 a. m. to S p. tn Parents and Grandparents only; Obstetrics, No visiting during feeding of babies. Private Rooms, 11 a. m. to U noon, 2 lo 4 p HAPPV HOLIDAY m. and 7 to • p. tn., Semi-Private HERTFORD, England if ----- \ Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to Tlic Hertford Rural Council nnti• p. m. fled tenant* today they will not hava to pay rent for two week. during the August bank holiday and Christmas holidays. It then announced it would raise the rent* (Continued from rage 1) the rest of the year. or said most gift# ho had roceivtd ramei from large, voluntary o r ganiutions and that he had n e w ACTOR PLEADS INNOCENT Qaccepted anything from a buttMALI HU, Calif. M — Actor iu m nr a corporation Allen Jenkins, 37, Monday pleaded ; Tha pnnaklent » a* asked whether ho had any "new piers” Innocent to a driving iharg# in for a farm program neat year, in Malibu Juetice Court and was view of *vkinora that Secretory of ordered to *pi>e*r for trial Sept. 5. Jenkins was arretted Saturday Agriculture Ear* T. Henson and CongTea* have reachci t atala- after his truck hit a car ( i this male. Eucnhower aaid ho roe I- movie resort colony. Jenkins re­ tred that preaent farm laws wore mained free on CAl hail not working well. Benson now is touring tho country in ***“ch of pat* a new program until th* gov. It* budgetary ( ■a new approach tn tha problem. eminent beings planning for fiscal 1MB in Dtcemhe laid. However, ha could not antiri- bey. • Ike The Sanford Herald Radio S TV Log a ta i is a.s# a ti a 1* a is 1 a* t la ■ a* s i* r i* s •• aa.at I lls till* i!.:: ail* «:ll V:aa T:4I sat i si i si • aa * i* is a* J* is It ae i t :t a t i l# 11 SI !:*• HI* 1: 1* as II A 4*#n iur * w n a L » * « W alt w ill Mill lllekak a tk iis * Nawt- S» oaths. Start, John Paly N#** H*«4**vaua Rabat* T a # .. . Arthur Uodfaar Bhow __ rietlon Thsatro Pel*#.. Tk* MIHlanalis «iaf# T l‘v* Uol A Baerst WaOnoaday Night right# rout Thaatr# Phsrlaek H«lms« Nlgns Naw» nsaort Wrastllng rram Cklaage Blga-aff t h i s u x t a o a s is a aiga Oa Nawa-VV oothae Jimmy Psaa #htw Nsua Captala K i s i i i m Nana ArounB th* Sul* -HelHar . .. Janst Psaa ItsSlatacst N .r»* I’ rlc* Is Right Btrlk* It Ul< h Vgptat l^<iy P o t * el U f a Beared far Toataryew tiuiei.g U f h t till I tl T a* : it s.a* *w s i* 1 IS IS 11 I ft# lilt It IS nil ti it i* u i* I.a# til* l:a* 1 l« I *« i is I is « *1 S I Nswa A Blgn O ff T t i C B i i u i ason aiB * T est Pattarn J im m y l » a n pwnw Nswa VV.atliar. 1‘ aatara l l u ily • .'* 1 1 K a n g a r o o •lo r r y M ooro ( M . r t A rth ur Om irrog iM TIO Oarry M oor* t r i atrtk* It Rich Vallaat L o t y 1-®v* o f U f o Poorrh f o r T o m o r i o w . l u l l i n g Light T w o lv a O ' c l o c k I’. ipart Mon t Up and R« Count>4 Aa T h * VVnrM T u r n o u r Mlsa Urook* lloua op orty Rig P a y o f f Hob C rosb y ( C - l / t l ) Itrlghtor Day f . « t i t Btorm lulgo o f Night I'pon Itooa* M lck s y U s u i s ! lOUIt 0 . SriVAk, 44. faces charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution In San Fran­ cisco after his capture by FUI agent*. Splvak had Kreo aought In connection with the holdup of singer Laurits Malchlor in Los Angelr* on June IB. Two man have Iwen indicted with Splvtit end a fourth la still missing. COMPLETE DRIVE-IN ROME df — Workmen today put flniahmr touches to the first American style drive in theater in Italy. The theater, located on Rome's Oirislopber Columbus Street, will he open for business nest week, Its owners sstd. REPORT POLIO CARER HEIDELBERG, Germany Ul — E-ghts-en rases of polio, two of them fatal, havo been reported among American military men and dependents In Eunzpc sine* Jan. ]. Army medical officials •aid today. trra a—e s s r o a n l * e e h i i .o i i i l m T im * <M T « # e s I* N.e* 4 IS lata T im * 004TTC10WMI LAST PIIOWING STARTS 7:10 W K nSK IM T Kvr.xivu I ** TVs H h y lh m lie u * * M W e i l l At VU I II T w ilig h t Bcfie* Btamt UP » » 4 » • Co ua t*4 A* Th# Worlt Turn# * IS e c s r l a R i c k Our Miss llroois */s I II t «l ttual* At tl - n f - m t •» N # » » C nia m su larr Kr* aa th# Wnlt l / l »/l« T St rtill IU*4 Art'usklsttar's It®” ** Tarty r ii Tslact T h* Mutle t is It a n a n r a t lm * I’ tl Thla Lend of Oara s ti ■Its Daacasim* I *• Th* Big Payoff I s* Nawg Tier of th# Weak I I* i ta T h* R h r t h m h o u r i a* llilghtar Pay i* ♦ l i s a s W Mual* • !• !•* Al 1:11 Barrel Btnrm At lions* W llh Mull* I 1* K'lga *f N'fht I* It Nsw* RouaAue ■raualny with «!#«•* 11 a® R it a O f f III !*•w Uttar i t K s* c* ta* w sria - tv ----zarass w ■rbii -----Raaferd'a Oaly ca is a a i' • r u ia s a it ser­ Dew*lew* P1eri*4 i n OClacB tvopori SANFORD FLOWER idi !>**■ «4 w * rB * 1* w ild W it H uaak SHOP a* VI* Daa^a* I'M BBarlff ef Cacklee 2N N. Park I’ve 0*4 a Basest n . PA 2-1122—Nke FA 241(1 Hoar T Florist Ttlegrtph Da a m Valla* Dare ___________ let The MUtleanr Delivery Ataoeitllea I S* R a t e r s ArTKMBOOM Walisr Crook"* art Nawg thAIUKK— 7:32 Roofing - Jalousies Ornamental Iron Doors —PLl’K Cinemascope THE RIVERS I, EDGE U #iM«a ##»*■ >s#a .*, It' ^ Z ■v M U G M J& MAV ANfMONV MiLLAND QUINN ....IMA PAGET 6tk And MapU Sanford — FA 2-0500 ------------------ if— PEATURE—»:72 Q*ly “CHILDREN UNDER It ADMITTED rREW’ till - xoTirn op m i i: S*Dt|s‘ « I a »'#frbV (Rl\«n th# un<Ur>1frfi| a i %h«rl(f o f ft«ml«nt» r-sunttr p lorM n M i n i i n i flnRl j u d f i n u n t #nt#r#<l by tho Clffwlt •• '1 •» ' #. W ,\ll*D«t l ! I •?. AIfKoRoH'/. J SffhsfRyA Iga ^s^ ^aa r B P tT And He aald unto them, Whrre I® your fnifh? — (SI. Luke ». 23.) W hen, d la t r e a a e d by trouble* we feel unable to overcome, or faced with tribu­ lation* that seem beyond our strength, we may well heed the question the Lord Jesus asks us, as He asked it of Hit disciple*. Si mug in our faith that God is ever willing and ready to hrlp. we shall always) be sustained. 1P T 0P HIIOWR 2:37 — 4:11 - *:•] — 9:U 1:21 P W in s. J R . aMlKt! T »l O Rbrf o f A hiAviKLY body . la.taU rpn OWNS Filmed .in Mexico's •Seething •Gorge •of the I Gods ' A*Q OUSflCL. .fKL PL M l e» Mz RIDE-IN TH EA TR E THOMBI DOWN tgk O RB. * V *S lly ALINE MOSRY I'nllrd 1‘ rros llf»ll)wood Writer! HOLLYWOOD. «h —M«*t atari 1 have up# and downs and this Is Mickey Rooney’s up *c*s«n he's back starring In movica with my first really adult role” and first love scenes. Although Mickey Insiatn with th* usual actor's bravado that Ttc been working right along,” his role# have been small lrt rec­ ent year* and not up to the snuff of the former MGM star. Then came Mickey'* talked about TV success in "1710 Come­ dian’* and "The George M Co­ han Sl‘ >r)'-" f',owr *hr bustling Roonsy 1* considered a hot pro­ perty in the topsy-turvy world of show- business again, amt Is starring, not as hi* usual rocky tomboy self, but a* a cold-blood­ ed killer in "Datif Face Nelson", rh# atory of the real American gangster. TV Helped Him Th# TV show* helpwl tremen.: OAIT HIRJCH, 23, represent* dously,” admitted the Mick as he 1 MassachuMtta In the fi)rt)ici'm> lulled in a bathtub HL'T WITH A ing Miss America I’jgcjnt In GUN ON THE EDGE A SCENE, Atlantle City, N. J , and fur a — .1‘ ICTURE. - ..... ''llefore .....— IN THE I girl who has been In tha United had to take toles to keep work- State* for only t®v*n years, Ing. Now I'm in a position to that's fast stepping. LiihusnlinIxini Daly i* majorinit In drama pick and choose my part*.” a t .E m - r s o n ("<dlege and hits the The itudtn synepsts of th# movie tape m r u u t c at list* Daby Face's age in tho story as 21, but Rooney saya he's su p ­ posed to b« ”27 or 2* '* "Well, maybe S3,'' said the fast talking actor. (Continued from r * g t I) “ But it ta really a grown up role. He'* a ruthlsss gu>, a real George, rrfuacd to Identify a dlffetenl part for m*. Thi* la "Dear friend John" letter sent to the first time I've had my hail Dio to request nn ALL t'AW char long in five yean. I've been ter .-.nd signed wllh Snyder'.s playing those teen-Agi' crewname. cut role*." hen. John F Kennedy DM*** Rf«ney also win* hi* first ’adult" acreer. kiss in thus gangs- quickly charged thal Snyder, now tor picture. His romantic Inter- president of one <>( the Teainator eat 1. Carolyn Jonca, th. f.ary l0!? 1*' "V . girl of "The Bachelor Party'*. Al- I * r'v,r„ ,h<). AF ' though in real lift he's wooed < 1 0 Th* *<* r»and won top glamour girl., , u c h ntov*l of union officials who claim protection nt the F.fth Amendas Av* Gardner, on celluloid th# ment. “ I've never t>c*n tha romgntlc type.” ’Now t get tea kiss my first an adult role with gal Ilka I really meant it.’ grin- eat ” Rooney climbed Out ned Rooney. bathtub long enough to A n d l l l i ) N’ iK "Why idvouldn't I is# the roman, nest doe* a NBC TV spectacular, tic type?" he demanded. ” 1 Ilka "Pinocchlo” "Thing* were hound to get girl type*. I guest I haven't got­ ten auch roles because I'm short better,” he said. of statue like Edward G. Rob­ inson. But he'a had love roles In Open 12:15 the movie* and on Broadway. — O — ‘ I don't think many people Now thought I had savolr fair* with the ladle*. Somehow I was never .Showing actepted »* btb g old enough— those Andy-Hardy role# for many years not only hclpei me but hurt ma"But J'f 37 now. It’s time I had tlo xiic P c m r} SURVtOUHflO gy A CR.OSS. 5YMtvn.i2.mu KiNwLY POV.L* th* al-otr#* orvti*•! •! *r • l r \V|««u Jr inti t»ur«u«nt tn •vreutton Uiu#d bjr th# i ' l t f l l o f th* •h«v»-#tA t#«l P on r! t*» n i t fln*t Juit*^m#nt. will ••II fop r# »h t»> th# hls h# M M-1 t#f #t puh« llr b %|# at th# W#M dt>or o f th# f V u t t I* um* I# Hanf T.1 PlorlsU •turlnp Mi# I■*( a I Itotir# o f #r 1# on th# Snd *U%* o f H#t»t#mh*r. 1IJT tn •irr1#r •a * « t ! # f r th# a f o r t . a t t final tt»i|«#mtnt th# f o lt o w in * <1«Rcrih#4| p #r*o fa l pro per ty, to®wilt O n• tIMC Plt-Wun Tftirlt. l U n t l f l f n t l M i So. I M I P Y lo t * . Mo-trl S o i a i l . tn«# th#r with t - w a r ra.tlo In *At! vrhIM# TV U IT.S’ I ;H N V I t r i t r o p , \ har# h»r#«int^ rny h « n i «®»l •• • r iff .*f H#miroU fr»unty. Plort.ta, thin *t*7 *1»y « f %»’ #i»nt. A t». HIT. J. !«, HOD flT m r tot n i o r tup M il M ) II IH*r. • I Ml . 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POPRe d#C#SHle thn nnlnto vt Pllllli: M® MAllTl.S ix itr» r.M itr. o r »:R5tK M >1 \ItTIN !•!•« known nn KM*IB H \ U MABTt.NI. ntfiMM S uper Market W£K£ YOUR SHOPPING OOLLAR HAS M O RE CENTS 2 9 SANFORD AVE. • QUANTITIES LIM ITED Senate j nsusn i WCI'Xl.ailA V AITCBIOO* ? PUUtlffa A SPdtRE Ta\ 5LST P o P P l t i C M. Rooney's Up Season D(sch argri 0 O RB. DfiES PaPCORK KEPT IK SLALLD CAMS M LfAtM 'fni BEST PROPLRMOiSTURt COKfEKf FERMI t h i: �V ' ■ Tlmv (KsuahJhi&! Try and Stop Me •By BENNETT CERF- JA C rr FENWICK THE EDGE of th* Mojave Desert, an overheated tourist, ATmopping his brow, • native, "Doesn’t it ever ram asked •round here?” The native replied, "Re­ member when Noah took out hia Ark, and it rained 40 days and 40 nights?” "So what?” said the tourist "Well,” concluded the na­ tive. "We got about a half an inch that time.” Just hop* you’r# never as con. next time!) I'm sure It does, fuird and rushed as 1 am at hut I felt tome kind of etpla* things turn this point and naro to sit nation waa dus, If down, calm, yoursedf, collect out tha way I dread that they your thoughts, and THY to wtlllll write a column!! (I do believe that GADII What a round-about will be the fst* 1 will henceforth way to say something! I'd bet­ • • • wish upon all m> enemies! 1 1) ter leave It as is, and go on Charlotte Bradford thinks Alto, I don't Know what to with what I have for today. school teachers petition for write, and what not to write, I The square-dancing moved In­ bigger salaries at the wrong for because of lack of space In doors on Monday night, due to time of the year. "If they'd Monday’s paper, they chopped off the Inclement weather. (Hist's wait till the beginning of the last part or what 1 had writ* a fancy way of saying It was August—just past halfway ten. and I was told It would be louteyl) The crowd wasn't as and they didn't run in with Tuesday's columns. big as usual, in the kids' summer vaca­ much as usual, However, since this Is being dance quite ss tions*—to make their plea, parents would give them anything written before noon ON Tues- (because of the heal), but they did they asked on the first ballot!” • • • day, I have no way of knowing have a big time, as always IF that will b« the easel So, I Among the hearty souls AUn Dunn overhetrd a 1057 model Army Induction officer tell a that can't repeat anything that showed up were Mr. and Mrs. draft group: “ First I must warn you that Army Ilfs msy be some­ wasn't included on Sunday for Joseph Greene, who brought as thing of a letdown after those modem war novels." fear it will be run on Tuesday, their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Dud and I certnimy wouldn't want j Corbett. (Chief Corbett Is the Shelby lliggenbotham. and there there for three months, and go to repeat tt for Wednesday!! new pharmacist at the uUpen- was another one last Friday, from there to I’ aluxant River, Well, if Tuesday s column turns »»rF. replacing Charles Ross This last once was given by Maryland. out la hr a combination of Sun* who |»f| |a«t month > Aan thero Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brinn at t May be a little early f«r this day's and what I wrote for Tue«. 1were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hig- their home in South Pir.ecrest.! reminder, but tt will make Un­ day, It's bound to be complete- genbotham, Mr. and Mrs. H. R saying goodb)c to Shelby were Chiefs Wives think about it! ly confuting to everyone, Sundvsll, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vera snd Joe Greene, Loli and You'll be having s meeting one including met) (It's amaxingj Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bill Higgvnbutham. • (he's Shel* week from .Thundsy. on August how you can forgot from one Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. C. R by'* brother,) Mr. and Mrs. IS. Make a ne'e, and do try to day to tha next what yon your* Bone, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Urban Lenbeck, and Mr. and bo there. self have written!) As of Sun­ Brinn, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mrs. Joseph Rubcls. Mustn't Well, like it or not. I do hsr& day, (at the rtma I wrote Mon- Johnson. Weather permitting, forgst to mention Dot Higgrn* to go pack some more things, ar.™ day's column.) w> had no idea (that old, stock phrase used; bothsm (Shelby’s things s little wife,) who try to organise that we would be moving! And so often in the tainy seaion ) was also there, naturally, snd the around here. (A bigger me«s you'­ when I wrote Tueidays column, the dancing will move outdoors Brinns. Piaxa and *‘a well known ve never seen!) I guess you all on Monday, the entire picture again to Lake Golden. So check beverage” were served to the have some Idea of the amount had changed, and I was up to nYxt Monday, to find out In guests, and this was the final my ears in confusion!!! Now which direction you should head!! i farewell for Shelby, as be left of washing that goes with mov­ does that thoroughly confuse Told you about one "going! early Sunday morning for Calif­ ing. Sheets, bed-pads, slip-covers, YOU? (If nol. III try harder -away’* party that was given for ornia. He'll attend school ou*. ttc., and I can't even do ono load! ARMOURS L i t t l e F o l k s ByB/LL Corned BEEF MAW, THIS IS W 6 H jjt 0O P6CftS FALL I I MOPE, OWlY ONC6* THIS BLUFF IS AlMOSTl ------- --------------------- r X V F R O M H K fir r-> ----- ----------. ^ as high as the (poAurrr MOM ALWAYS (SETS AT WADE'S SUPREX MKT 12 oz. Can FRYERS "t 37c Whole lb. LYRES SUGAR GREEK U. S. CHOICE 11AUY REEK LEAN FRESH GROUND Shop Our Garden Fresh Produce RED CARDINAL GRAPES LEMOHS LETTUCE CUCUMBERS CALIFORNIA CRISP FRESH FIRM Pint (Limit 2) NO. 303 CAN 2 29 FOR PEASN o303c"n2hr39c Pork &Beansfor 25c PEACHES 31s• -29c FRUIT JUICE - 25c TOMATOSOUP 10c CATSUP 2 25c 2lk 39c 0LE0 19c 6Fr18c £ 2For29c Orange Juice for U. S. GOOD OSCAR MAYER, REEF SIRLOIN LEAN A pple Sauce M iracle Whip ECONOMY SLICED BACON">•49c WIENERS • 35c CHUCK ROAST"-39c HAMBURGER 3'-99c PINBOHE STEAK-79c GROUND BEEF 49c STOKELY’S KRAFT If A* UIC r L A , lilt/XUr* aU «A IJIvAVVil GA. OK FLA. GRADE A I/lirorM DRESSED DRAWN 35 VAN CAMPS-16 oz- Can DEL MONTE STOKELY’S lMNG— Pineapple or Grape CAMPBELL’S 8TOCKTOWN— 12 oz. I1TL. TRU-FLAVOR FANCY FROZEN FOODS FROSTY ACRES-6 oz. Can g BIRDSEYE SLICED-10 OZ Strawberries 4 for WADE'S jH B ff M06 PAtK AVL * QUANTITY BIGHTS MSHVID • Wf SPECIALIZE IN QUALITY MEATS ‘ �1 m m *. -v-*- *# I MORE PEOPLE DO MORE BUYING AN D SELLING! CLASSIFIED INDEX • S-REAL ESTATE TOR SALE J - REAL ESTATE FOR SAI-Ei IT—BEAUTT PARLORS :s -SPECIAL SERF1CEB ARTICLES FOR SALE CARD of TRA.VR.A Work Clothar. eintooa, Cota. Modern Alr-Ccnditlonad Solon liAerni School of Dancing Beau'iful high dry lot on ono of tAOODMERE PARK HOMES 1 LOST A FOUND Camp Goods. Paint A n a ;-' Tip • Aerobotte . Billet th* prettiest lakei in Serainol# I Sanford Am . at 27th St. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK J FOR RENT Enroll now for fill t*rmi, itiri. Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Avt. i t llllli) I’ricH for qulc» n il, 2 A .1 Bedroom llomei IOS B. Oak Ave. FA 2 5142 rag September 3rd. Clouet for I REACH KEMAI.1 {.'*50.00. Convenient tetma. Srn i 1750. Down . $60.00 month. beglnneri and advanced itu. GARRETT'S SEWING CENTER Serainol# Realty tw i s park' 4 WANTED in RENT Summer Permanent Special White— Necchi—Elno drnti. Atro., Telephone FA 2-6232. 5— HEAL ESTATE I OK S\IE $5. A 86.60 4 room houie South oI Orange Repairs on all make Machinal. 140« E. 20lh St Phone FA 2 5425. A—FARMS, ACREAGE. GROVES City Limits. Prtcod right by Hue! Porter Beauty Shop 323 East First SL FA 2-8244 T REAL ESTATE WANTED ownor for quick io!e. Mr*. CicQuick Sale! 1104 W 25th St. FA 2-1321 * MISCELLANEOUS vitind. Th. FA 2 1914 dxyi, Owner TrankferrcH Thu is a guest paaa to tha Movie•—FLOWERS. PLANTS. CLASS REALTY SALON .1 Hcdronm Deluxe land Rtda-ln Theatre for Ann-| B U Y DIRECT 8 II RIBS Air-Conditioned K ilrh m Kquipped rtta Wolfe. Eap. date Aug. 14. Beautiful new home*. 1 and 0 14 OFFICE EQUIPMENT f.'5 o per call plus parts, 9 year* Clearmont A 't., Lak* Miry 1957. Ikautifu llv Landscaped bodroom i . I I AUTOMORILES-TRAILERS e*penenra in TV Service on all FA 2-4212 $795.00 In $995.00 down Reduced t o S 12 .S 0 0 .0 0 makea ar.d model*. One jta r 12 BOATS & MOTORS Norge Appliances— Zenith TV i Small monthly raym.-n'* Monno !•—i' HUt.fe H^Lh" U a VTUR' guarantee on all parts. W« alio 11 FARM SUPPLIES A MACHTN- Thu it o wire jewel In a horn*, Jarvis. Thone FA 2.1810. nearly now. dean at * pin, •ervlca auto and homo radios. Miller Ratlin A Appliance* ERV Woitrrit laltrrii and curb girl over 21- Picture luboi repaired in your lt» S Task Ave. FA 2-035; | near Shopping Center, fthool It PETS LIVESTOCK SUFPIJES C. A. AAIII DIMIN', Sr. Apply Pig 'n Whistle. home $9.95. guaranteed. 1 year. Bui itopi in front of home. (Poultry) Reentered —Factory lo you— Phone FA 2 3684. 9 o.m. to 6 p.m. Don't milt this if you wont r II ARTICLES WANTED Permanent undent. Immediate Roil Eitito Broker* Aluminum Including Debary A Lake Mary reol volue. Down payment oj opemng for Seeretary—Clerk. 15 PLACES to EAT X'enettin Blisda FA 2 jj31 , low o» 11000 if you with. Ex- 202 S. Park Ave. HARNE 8 TV SERVICE 5 day w-eek. pleoiant working If REAUTT PARLORS Enclosed head Sag-proof bottom riusiv * with Reirlnole Holly, 201 Eatt Commercial condition*. Write Bo* 3 r i rail with plastic ends. Plavtle t* FEMALE HELP WAN (El) Small 2 DR homo on 27th St 1301 Pork A '- . FA U R L Sanford Herald. Knitting yamt, lice Inatructton or rayon tapes. Cotton or ny!<n Near I’ineereit Srh"--' FA 2 ."n« II MALE HELP WANTED W . - H. "BILL" 8TE1IPER on VVrrti-esdavx, I a i> m. turds. ?• MALE »r FEMALE Relief Coahter. Apply Rita Rtoltor A Inenror 3 bedroom «' It home on 2 lotj. ROLLINS IIOIUIY SHOP Srnharik Lln«tc and Paint Co. 1 Theatre. 21 WORK WANTED Walking dliunoe from town. (iuy Allen. Gretrhrn Hall. 2nl7 5 Francs FA 2.19*1! 112-111 W 2nd St. Th. FA 2-1622 | 22 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Anne, ArUttn Price. Eterett Mirper $1,000 down. Appro* $3n mo Women n«#d eoun#t|es. Thera it I HA MONTY to LOAN A A A Tre# Service FA 2-5824 Phoa# F.A 2-4991 112 N. Park |wa buy and used furniturs tremendous demand for Avon 1 2A SPECIAL SERVICES Ttecs Removed, Drmosaed Paying lop cash price* for any We train >ou to earn tht Cherry Real Eitate Ageae; 21A ROOFING A PLUMBING Spacious 3 l-edroom, 2 bath Ph. FA .'-0421 thing of value SUPER TRAD­ Dial FA 5-9926—Notary home tn quiet l^xh Arbor., dignified way. Mrs. Milanirh. 24 PIANO SERVICES Bo* 244. Lwkhaj^ Fla. ING POST on 17 32 Ph. FA . j23\ —PI.UMHING end ROOFING Vlottda roam. Corner lot ovei-j 21 EI.FATRirALCONTRAfTORS 1219 W. 11 St. Relf-Ftirher Shop 2 0677looking golf course Immediate. 26 INSURANCE sew easy i^dy-cut wrap PLUMBING A SEPTIC TANKS avoUgbUitv $:.<*¥> laih. By i Women 2T NOnCES-PERSON ALS around aprons home Earn in stallation a r e p a ir s TESTED—APl*h')5 F.D Owner Ph FA 2-4213 H i 14 dosen—Spar# time. Wpta i t ARTICLES for SALE GUARANTEED APPLIANCES ' 24 Hour Stnrica Accurate Mfgra Freeport. New 2* FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD fa7 Wringer Washer, A-l ARCHIE C. HARRIETT York. A. H. PETERSON condition (53.00 FA 2-5:99 or FA 2 1751 l Broktr Aiioeiatei: A. Ik Peter -1 Easy wringer waihrc, will do i run kp.nt I Girl Friday. General office work, ion Jr . P. J. Chesterton, Garyour washing 4100 CJjARK typing A soma shorthand. f:tld Willetts, and R. W. Wt!-; WLLAKA APARTMENTS: roo-rr Easy spinner. A-l rond.tion 59 00 Plumbing. Heating A Supply La. Hours 8.30-5:00 p. m Office ta luma, A. C. Doudney, Land Frllldatra aulo. washer, all por. 1 private batha. 114 W. First S' Contracting A Repays IV Bary. Th. NO 8 4371 for ap 1 WE ARE STARTING Surreyor cslaln, don't miss this on* 99.00 2619 Orlando Dr. I h. FA 2-3374 6 MORE HOMES IN polntmant. 1957 Frlgldalre auto, washer, mo­ EFFICIENCY opartmenla mil- 114 .V. Park Ave. Pbona FA 2 6123 Highway 17 A 92 South Sanford i.im .K v e n u e : : de! W'S.V-57, Reg.$249.95 177 57 able for couple or ainglo perion. l*—m \i. k h e lp w a n t e d This li a guest pan to the Rita 1967 Frlgtdalrr auto, waxhei, rrivatn hath k shower. Ideally model W1.67, tha beat. Dwatra far Sara JacobyonBova Wa-itad— to tail The Ban. located acroea from Poat Offie*. Keg. 5319.96 n»w 257 57 WE HAVE A HOME ford Herald Mondayt ihroug'i Eap. data Aug 16. 1957 Inquire Joeobaon Dept. Store. 1957 Frtgidatre dryer. Model DDFriday a at 3:3n p. m. tom# ta FOR YOU 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath 57 Reg. 8229.96 now 159 57 Plumbing Kreiky Heating - The Herald o t h t i and ask for Modern all eler. kitchenette -Apts 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath 1967 Frigidaiie. 12 ett ft, rtfri. Buddy Fasler after 3:30. M. 0 . UODGE 8 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath SUMMER R A TE S generator. Reg. 8329.95 Sen ire on All Water Pumpe— Call Clark's Court. FA 2-3403. HOMES— .1 and 4 bedrooms Now 823357 30—MAI.E "r FEMALE 1 A 2 batha. Well* Drilled — Pump* 9 ru. ft. Ill refrigerator, Paola Road. Phono FA 2 40ST very nice 8300 Make $20. dtllv. Luminous Name­ Efficiency Apt Air-condition A bonie has bean told, lo act T eu. ft Frtgtdaira refrigerator, plates. Free samples. Rctvei TV optional. Hiway 17-92 So. Complete and ready for imraedt- On* now while these homes era under at* occupancy-. all porcelain 69Od Co. Attleboro. Mass. City Liraita. Slumber.end Court. conitruettoo. 7 cu. ft. Norge refrigerator, i.-W AUJi w a HW-TT very niro 4300 ZR.rfsm apt. 11* Kim. FA 2 0578. 7 cu ft. Frlgldalre refrigerator, Locations MJ\fl111 ll . 'M _ ... . ... . . I Baby titling. (Day or Night) Th. A-l condition 7LOO 5«ulh I’mecresl — Sanford ENimishe*! apartment.. Ph. FA Some of these beautiful homes ; 5AJ4 . Magic Chef 30" gaa range, awing Whispering Oaks — TitusviJe 2 5725. Contracting A Repair* am located on Lake Front lotj. I --------------out brotlar, like new 7900 LAWN'S MOWED— Ree.onabla 1007 Sanford Avt. Ph. FA 2 454] 1957 Frlgldalre Super 30" electric Rose Court Apartments. .1 room FHA in servica and 11IA financ­ prlcaa. Power mtwer. FA ‘2-4871: rang,, with rottssirre. furnished apartment. Call FA P L n iH IN G ing available. Save 8<’>*>0<1 Now 177.57 2 0763. Huulewo-k wanted FA 2 0446. I FINANCING: V. A.. Contract and Repair Work t ton Wrlhilt air conditioner 193.75 Tree Kittmatei Conventional, F. II. A. Wr can qualify you fur one of Unfurnished 2 bedroom apt. Near 3 4 Ion delua air condltionrrColored girl wanla to lake care R. L IIARXEY these hornet In 30 minutes. You In Service shopping renter —----- ----A I’mecrrat reg. (30995 223.95 of rhllHreo 814 Loeiiat Ave. Incan alart enjoying tha home 304 Sanford Ave. Phona FA 2 3363 School. No peta please Ea»y Terms while *• proccat the paper*. Baby sitting, reference! furnish­ quira 2417 S. Kim. CLAUDE H. WOLFE Priced FTom: CERAM IC TILE ed. 50c hour. Ph. FA 2-1740. APPLIANCES $13,(75—818.625. 5 room furnished house, nice PAUL F. MULLER A SON 304 East First St. FA 2-2772 largo yard. Adults only. W. let J 0 I 1 wanted as baby litter. I'h. Isrtvlopcd by Ifuby Spcara FA S1353 St at Monroe Corner. A. J. FA 23751. baby bed. full alar. Earcltenl ODHAM& reterson, Th. FA 2.2739. Plumbing A Heating. Fire Esti­ Dllo condition. 822 60. FA 2.1565. For information call ci-BU IStss oWukTUSilirs mates. All work guaranteed for TUDOR, Inc. Furnished 2 room apartment All one year. Dill Laflrre. Long- 21" Admiral TV Cunaole, Blonde private writh private bath. Ph. SLL’ MBERLAND COURT plan* wood, Phone W. P. 26.2959. Cabinet With Doora. 5125. Cor. Ilwy. 17 93 A 37th SL FA 2-400.1. to expand their motel it l'ai> 3 I'hnne F t 2 -ISOI I’h FA 3—2991 21 —s*i » m i >e k v i< y. FrmcjAvenue, leaving a Furnished 2 bedroom apartment H ltAII.KY ODHAM. Free. valuable triangla lot, auitabla available tha 15th. Phone FA Chrome dinette art, roper Omega for reatauranL store, or what PUnn Tuning & Repairing •nlargtr. 2421 S. Elm. 2-2800. FA 2-6207 2013 r.vlmetto have you. Will sell, lease or Sale* office corner W. Crystal DAVID W AYNE MATHE 8 Wardrobe trunk and Glider, build to suit tennant on Lhia First floor apartment. Nice cool Drive A Lake Mary block, telaReal Estata — lmuran-a exrollsnt condition Bargain. shade. Privet# front and back Commercial lavectmcata—Rentals phone FA 2-4591 or FA 2 9012. ideal bustneii site. PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING Phone FA 2-29*9 entrance*. For a teflred couple. W. L. HARMON Property Managemrat it—M*Eel XI, Kt^.kVIt'lb* 1506 West IN 8 t. flin/ord. Ph. FA 2 1277 Alter 6.10 p. m. Complete <ub 8 ln- FA 2 1583. RAYMOND iM. BALL, 3 bedroom home. FA 2-0678. ik— EI.Et TRIt AI. SEKVICK.S WurlUaer Spinel Ptsno, eapen Upholstery Cleaning REALTOR *i»e mods) Walnut finish, like | 3 BR. duple*- apartmenL Kitchen Right In Ymir Horn*—Sanltlred Air Conditioning new. matching bench Will sell equipped, nica A clean, garage. PR O FE SSIO N A L SE R VICE Modern Machine Method Electrical Contracting and for 8375. IM r'A 2-1871. Adults preferred. 1409 Park S. D. lUghlerma* — Attoclaia Ph. FA 2-4683 7-R K A L ESTATE WANTED Repalra; Economical Houia DICK IYKRH — Aeaorl.tr Ave. FA 2-370J. Wiring and Rrpalri 29—FURNITURE and 204 8 . Tark Ava. Ph. FA S 6A41 Wanted to Buy: 2 bedroom hou»e, Deanne School o f Danrr RANDALL ELECTRIC 0 0 . HOUSEHOLD GOODS 319 Fnoeh Ava; O r 2nd SL large living room No Broker. Tip, Ballet. Acrobatic 3 ronmi partly fumishad. Can 112 Magnolia Dial FA 2 0315 Fh. FA 2-2794. In my new itudlo Hiawatha. rURNITUIF. n r CHARACTER be used (or butincai or pro- OZIER REALTY CO. Laura B. Oiler, Realtor FR1GIDAIRE appliancaa, sale Built By fusion: parking space. Ph. 9— Ftawera. PlaaSa., Skroka Ilatel M. Field. Associate let ua build your dorks, bulkheads and asnrice. G. II. High. Ovisdu Matter Craltamen In FA 2-6958. 2401 So. Orlando Ilwy FA 2 5847 and sea walla. Water Front Con­ Fla. Phone FO 6 3315 or San­ •Style and Conatruction PLANTS - SHRUBS — TREES struction Co. FA 2-4.130. 1 room apt. Looking facilitirj, ford FA 2-38*9 after C p to. 8 trp in and be plaaiantly >ur* Th« »amo at Thoie light furn. 313 Palmetto Ave. KENNETH E> BLACK prised at our rearonehle prices Prucd Since AIR CONDITIONING KEG. REAL ESTATE BROKER and baautiul plants b U L F iS'G-inEYAiM* Colonial Days bedroom fum. houi«, H 2 W.- 1009 E- 2nd H. B. POPE CO. Phona FA I «*tl PAINTING GRAPEY1LLE NURSERY Ftniahed For 4th St Apply 113 Mignolu 300 R. Tark FA 2-4234 Grape villa Ava. FA 24986 FA 2-3613 or Florida Climate In Ave. Phone tending and- finishing Your Choice of Wooda FA 2 4427. Robert A. Williams .UK"R<iSSKTTKIt FL O R IST ENVELOPE?. Letterhead*, atale- FIXX)R Cleaning, w a r i n g Serving! ments, invoice*, hand bi!ll, and REALTOR Seminole County ain.-i 1925. .1 room apt. Private bath and Phone FA 2 1*51 program*, e t c . Progrriiivr Raymond I.undqtitat, garage. Apply 805 Elm Avenue. II. M* Glaasoa. Lake Mary For dependable Servica Pnnttag Co Phona FA 2-2J51ASSOCIATE Member of r<«irtat V *U*9* Unfurnished 2 W room house, Thana FA 2-S951 Atlantic Bank 408 W>*t lSth SL Talagraphy Delivery Assn. 4 miles out. Ph FA 2-3710. iflL L D U U J M n C T F y g r w ffg w r — • BIG VALUK? IF fT IS REAL ESTATE2 bedroom unfum. house to mile FairbaiAa Mora* puavpo. • QUICK CREDIT aak Crumley It ktonleilh Itom Geneva. Ilwy. 426 • Repair* u all makaa. HAYNES Office Machine CoOviedo trOflevn Rd. Prefer at 117 South Park Ph. FA 3 -W9 I • KA8Y TKRM8 HOWARD C. LONG Typewriters. adding machirea. WOOD PANELING, Knolty I’ujerouple with children and pciaWlLSON-M.UEt WT E. Comas*trial Amt. Sales Rentals, 314 Mag . Ph. Consult A REALTOR TUSt Cypreae as low as 14c iq. ft. Thomta Residence 855 month. New tad Used FeraDaro Phone fA 2-W33 FA 2*0442. CU LLEN A N D H A R K E Y III t . Ftrat_6 L. Pb_ FA 2-6«22| 4 room furnished apt. with bath. n o N. Park Ave. Th. FA 2 2331 11 —ALTOMflHn.lBX—TRAII.inW THRIFTI.ebr<»ing accounti co»ti For Painting call Mr. Taikar, Ph. F V 2 4169 anytime. l<ed (iirnlturr, appllancea, tool*, Ph. FA 2-0171 or FA 2 3396. only $2. for 20 check* *1 Flo­ etc. ilouxlit-iulii. tarry1' Mart, Need a good used carl Ted Rurnrlt rid* Stato Rank, BROWN RKALTY Service Station for rent or leaae.l 21 Fait Fltlt St I'h. FA 24132 for PAINTING * See Pay Herron Serving the Service Excellent location. Th. FA i :«V)1 Granvisw Phone FA 2-2378 WOOLSEY ; Sanford Ave. at Rosalia YOUR PONTIAC SALESMAN 2-3161_______________ ;_______ $SAVE$ FOR A NEW PONTIAC OR Marin* Finlghcs 9 A M. to 9 P M. - ‘rhlck Batt. 1000 *q. ft 6 Room unfurnished houw. Call GOOD USED CAR FA J 2SAA 861.00 Far Your Doit Ph. FA 20231 or after 4 p m. FA 2 2151. Srnkarik Glana ant) Paint fo. Oiling Tile, d i a 10 1 12 room •01-09 Ka*t First FA 3-3811 7*01 Writ Jit ft. FA 2-W43 RFAI. ESTATE DRIVE-IN fnr at little aa 814.40 ■S-tti.\t It RFN i VI.h 113*114 W. 2nd BL Ph FA 24622 2314 French lie Shermaa Concrete Pipe Co. It will pay YOU to tea us before ECHOLS J. W . H A L L . R E A L TO R Out Weit 13th Sl ______ HUTCHINSON'S Ocean Front to« buy. Opea Evening* and Ictertor Deearl tor. reaidsntal L 37th A nniverearr Cammerctal Alteration* aa> Rit L Kennedy. Assoeiata Apt* Dayroaa Beach. Call FA eye. For The Bast In Pslatlng Sofa Bed Raxuia— ruitom mads drap4re« Frs< Johnny Walker. Associate 2-4058 It U. Hutehlion s " 7 ' .aat ride Traler Sate* Burn* animate*. Call TA 2-1*2) after Call Berry hill Painting Contract, 2 pillows "Call Hall" Phona FA 2 3641 Palalka, Fla. Platform Rorkee Fading itV.\l- r>T vlT."IVm s v l . r ---------8 JO p. m. or. No Job To Large or Small llai'Ock Scuffing .1 RR..2 Hath Home* (.lean *ed—Bonded—Union DON'S CO\FK SHOT I't MTS - STRfNKI.BR Staining Make Thil 3 Bedroom New A used homes ready lor !m. Call FA 2—287 83 STEMS Regularly 8199 00 Home Reallmediate occupancy. Terraaxu Automobile lounor Decorator Seat Cover* — Truck Seata All trps* and atsaa. taiUiled .NOW $159.00 floiirt. built-in flora & oven Y O IR S J7—SiotltE B — PERSONALS "Do |» ToursabT By lalacting your own color | with ■a ural caMarts. G. I. and At W tilla Ponuae—M l W. lat WT. REPAIR AND SRRVICK Couientional Loans. 2 with ECHOLS BEDDING CO. ROIJj XWAY, HoapMal and Baby schema now, Othrr feature*— 54 Dodge 4 door Cuitom Royal, 8 T I N R Red* Day. W'ewk o r MontSi— Cor. 2nd A Magnolia FA. 3-8321 electric kitchen, terratao floors,' vhadr trees A lake |rlrllege*. alt extra*. 2624 S. Elm. 813,809. la $16,500. And good Marhiaa sad Sagply Co. "Bud” Bamberger, Mgr. Tel FA 2-$t8l. Furnlttir# Center ovrnised lots and choice redterm*. Ph- TA 2 *432 116 Warn firm 9a. Fr»a Dslivtrr ‘51 Henry J. Good running con* » 7 W. 2nd 8 L denlial location. dition. 6 cyl with overdrive. A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR Large 3 bedroom older home with cuaaifiad Duplay Chrysler Airtemp 25-30 Mils* par gallon. Day* Ph. FA 2 3108 •hade A country. $7,900. with Ph. FA 2-0441 or as* at 2406 Atr Conditioning and Heating It.046. down. 3 Bedroom houis, 2 fully tiled Cedar. C. ||. STAFFORD bath*. Double carports and KOSA I,. PAYTON 215 Oak Avsnua FA 2 4731 storage spars. Comphstoly land­ Registered Real Estate Broker 12—h()A IS and MOlltRS scaped 814.950 00. 110 Shanr.cn GATLIN BROTHERS Assoc. Alberta J. Mail A Yoar Bvtaruda Dealer Dnva. FA 2-3174.____________ Contractors, Draglines; Geneva WiHum E. Hsrrchel ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 2232. Ph. FA 2*2276 Sanfsrd. Ph. FA 2-1901—11-92 at Hiawatha 204 E lit. FOR SALE BY OWNER Phaaa FA 2 -M61 Two bedroom CB honta with Flor. Thu la a guest paaa to tb* Rita Ida room. A go»d buy. Need to JOHNSON MOTORS Stenstrom Realty Theatre lor Juny Brown. Exp. see to appreciate. 2554 8 . Pal­ SIMfNOLR SPORTING GOODS H. R. STENSTROM data Aug. II, 1967. metto, Pnona FA 2-4341. after 2484 Sanford Ave Th. FA 2-1592 Ragiatarad Broker 5:00. FA 2-5TI2. 2427 Laurel — Phone TA 2 2430 16-I»LACEA V'eddiRf TnrUstlons Aa T ’ " ' And Ajuiounttintnta Thu is a guest naif to tha Movie* land Rlde-ln Treatr# for Dono­ FARMER'S AGENCY. REALTOR Curb Service, II a. re. to 2 a. re. 810 60 per 100. Also calling thr Cain. Eap. data Aug. 16,1 116 S. French Avt. Sanford, Fla. carda. atat-onery. PnwtU'f Olfira Iluay Bee Drive In Supply. 117 Magnolia French ^vt. at 20th SL 1957, ' FA 2-5221. After hours FA 2 2611 TV Service 4 '% Sl ^ C-f~t BoulLU l 4 Wellborn Phillips Jr • 't Wednekdny, Mather of Sanford DAILY A : - 7. l >7 I he Sanford Herald— P > f 9 CROSSW ORD A rR o»s 3 At on* time 1. Portico 4 Consumed tOr.l 5 Stablest 5 Transport 6 Barred 9 City 7. India 1Brig I I post t 10 Harmonised 12. ItM marble I lianana sktna 1Bslg ) 9 Albina 13 9<mor is tta 14 Other. capital wi*a 18. Wags* 11 Let fall 15 B«tioM! 15. God nf 17. Elsvatsd flock* tram 18 Inaan* II ----18. Viper II. ■ailing JO Pel abtp 14. Iloom f«r linen, etc. <n H 1 J JJ. Notched. • a* a leaf 71 Flitters irxlloq l * 30 Tronoun H Kate $1 Evut .11 Like S3 Petty T*~ 36 River 1Afr.l — 31 Refresh 40, Turfy faSt Mel* 7Z be* 42 9pok«n * examine* 7Tttana 43 Pitcher T» 44 Covered with ftoweri thtr 1 DOWN TT 1. Not dttp J Number I pi.) Yi*ttr44|'e lti*t* 3). Factor 34 Ripped 37. Ftrat man 39. (mm*. diattly 40 Cittriis ifT.al 4- /v • • % F 1 xU-. 7W 9TT1 /y I# tr TTrr 1 i _ V/ if W z•> IT" ZL 11 m . i• 17 TT TT Ja* TT V — W O TT 1 TV i I ■4 How Airlines Protect Health O f Passengers •y HUMAN N. lOHOliLN, SLD •-ail ANYONE who travtls very'er preheaUd vacuum Jugt. much knows the convenience and 1 Water preaenta another prob* romfori of flying. Rut there are lem. Hecauia of llmlUtlona In innumerable outstanding aerv*Jwtlght. th* amount that tan bo leea that th* nation * alrUnes'carrled la relatively small. Tanka perform which aren't readily ap* are carefully selected of matert* p aren t evan to tha veteran'ala which will not eorroda or contraveler. itamlnate tha wattr. >1 ______ On older aircraft, waste water rrotoettvo m m su t m |,f giK j,arged overboard. On U » Probably mow important arelaleatplanea,ltlaatoredlnreUnIhe measure* taken lo protect the tlon tanks which art emptied health of passengers. Iupon landing. rood, of course, la aomawhxt of. All sewaga la stored aboard tha a problem. Today domestic alr*!planes until removed by ground lines apvnd more money to feed crews. Right now thera la soma their pa*aengrri than they aprnt thought about incinerating sew* to fly them not too many years age In flight, but this U atilt back. ,pretty much la tha research Not only do tha airlir.es have to Wage protect tha food for th* paaaen*| Odor*deitroylng substances gera. It la even mors important'are used In tha retention tanka, that they keep contaminated Not only must these chemical* food from reaching the pilot. vunprria odors for varying par* In today* modern alrllnrre. lodiatvarylngtemperatures.bat th# food la perfectly safe. The they mult not be *0 potent that bog lunches far example, are they mask odors which might tn< specially selected because ot their dlcata leakage of gaaotina or olL resistance to spoilage and con*j You can ae* the airlines era lamination. 1kept pretty buay keeping thalr Portable Cart* Ipaaaengera In good health.. Many catering Anna serving QVtsnON AND answer th* airline* transport th* food tn N. O : Would taking vitamin* portable, insulated and rtlrigtr* dally taka tha place of sleep? atad carta. If th* food Is to be| Answer: Although vitamins are served warm. It D transported in helpful, It Is advisable for you portable altclrlcally heated ovens also to get enough sleep. YOU'RE TELLING ME! ----------------------------------- r Willi AM HITT.......... .................... Central Prcia Wtlltr ACTOR Bud Abbott*, ha* bro­ ;that. it'a batter than exerclstnj; ken up his comtdy team with hla molar* by chomping on soma Lou CosttUo *0 aa to devote full postman's underpinning. Dm* to raising thoroughbred*. ! I ! Dud will find, lays Delcha Dol­ A Harvard ifudcnl hat become lar Dennis, th* race horro bust* UaAtr of 19 million Moslem#. nau la no laughing mattar. Thetll be a lot of people, nexf 1 I I Weather Bureau t a y i (A# /tril foe licit eratoo, rooting ogalnef two weeks a/ Auguil util be Vole. “I ! 1 'above normof.” TAot’e newaf 4* fruit frtnpcrafurri ore AL­ front page new* Item tell* of WAYS above norm*' kritain't Print* Philip being tatted unhurl by • bar**. Old timer* u a 1 ! ! A Maryland man hat been remember whan that wee # daily luggad far 7'A y n n far an armed •scurtma far as-Xlng Idward II rebbery wkl»h retied seven eenit. Print* *f Walt*. 1 1 1 That* extra six ninth* mu»» ha a urt at 8 m m . After looking over photo# cf » a • «* 6 'Mm# c f thoM "Atlas Univara#” A aU-manU>-el$ ETortda bull- candidate!, w-a understand howr deg baa developed a bablt bt th* centaat get that name. Cult# simply can't break — h* dearly a few of 'em have figurte that love* to chaw tobacco. Well, at art right out of this world. T L W I l ll !b UM'I.W MOVE IN FOR O N LY $750.00 Down WoodmereParkHomes Sanford Ave. and 27th S t 3 MODEL HOMES READY FOR INSPECTION $80.00 Monthly Payments* Pays AIL 2 or 3 Bedroom Homes Call PA •2*4961 nr FA 2-53M 4 # �P ip 10—Tfct Sanford HaraM CIIArTKR M I told her turn hK*uN wo had to that V what Nela astd k m true. Kjn*A AND 1 were married to |cotn# to a daciaioc sometime be- Sarah was a different I N the plruitni. friendly front I t w i t caw and tomorrow when than 1 bad thought to r eight rto; I rf L’rn SawulU's houa*. W* w* .-(turned to th* volley. I told year*, a woman *me had hidden nod ■ rood (upper afterward. and my wife that IUr*4 had ataod up- hrroetf from ah of oa "If# crazy!" I sold. “She for nia n-wpitallty 1 wma forever right betid* brr flair, that ahr " had walked a little, and that ah* wouldn't tall# barself to a wheel md«b*r l to Hen Bawhin. Urn got out the champagne, had told ma not to get too fend chair for four year*." "She might" Nila said. "We filled three glaaae*. and gar# on* of Nrla. 1 put out my handa In to ffala and or.a tc ma. 11a held a gesture of futility. "Naia. what don't know ahe told you the truth about her accident Win. ahe * s hla up. Ma face very grave, aa can I do?" Nela llatrned rloorly, her fore- terribly pooseaaiv* woman; ahe • «V 1 ta nappy oeeaalnn fe a tonal. Not Just one rad furrowed In thought. Aa I must have a person's lov* com­ oat you think of oft the cuff,, looked at her, 1 waa ao atlrre-l pletely centered on her. tike Dog. but wta you'll remember aa long ' bX 01T ferltng for her that 1 could bone's. And Marla'a She wants aa yeti live. Do you want ta hear »<* “ T a single word It waa flrat yours. That# why ah* doesn't H |love, but It waa real love guch aa want you to lev* ma I'm h*r "Of courea wa do," Nela aaJd I had never known ealatad. Thera rtvat and the e known K for a "Not a legal one, Ben," I said. would never b* anything ela* Ilka long lima Rut *h# (Went Iowa II* laughed. “ This on* didn't It. Uka taat night and thla morn­ you th* way I do. Maybe her flame from Blacks!on*. Il'a from ing and the few boars we still lor* ta Ilk* a mother'*. Or a stater's I don't know. AS I know the near! of Den BawhIIL" Ha had together. Suddenly I found words. “We la that ah* doesn’t wont to share cleared hla throat “ To lov* and marrtagr. to happiness that only Juat cant be separated! If Sarah your lore with anyone elea" I turned, hot word* on my love and marriage can bring to and your dad won’t take ns to­ tongue, but I didn’t My them. lie. and to a long and happy Ufa gether, we’ll leare." "Oh, darting." She reached out Neta was hurrying on. "Jo* Par­ for Mr. and Mm William Herson." We touched glasses, and once and took my hands. “ That’s what dee must have been a very strong more I thought of him and Sarah 1 want too, but we can’t Wa rs character. So ta Sarah. What Pardee, and t couldn’t help aeon got to do the right thing now or happened when they got married daring If he would have been any w*-ll ha plagued by mir mistake wo* bound to happen. Each "f hair rr if h# had married her. 1in* real of our live*. No matter1them tried to remake the other, We drank. Nela cloo# to crying; what happen*, you can’t forget or at leant prove to be the strong­ and when Hen left, a little later, your delg to Sarah, and I can’t er. Perhaps, because Jo# won, ah* kissed him on the check, while forget that John Mather* la my Sarah had thla accident on pur­ pose." ha flwallowed aa If aomethlng waa father." “ Then what con we Ao?" "Nela, of e l ih* wild—" wrong with hla throat and looked "Wait. Win. I'm aUl not done "We’va got to go along for a past her at me. "tuieky man Will." he said while Just as w* were," ah* Mid. What you haven't thought abou “I goes* I'm a coward, but I Juat la that a crippled person In a "You'ra a luck: man." 11* went out and closed the can t quit# bring myaelf to tell wheel chair has everyone'* sym­ door. Thera was no aound m th* Dad yet Alter alb w* did act pathy. I-lka Sawhlll'a And Dad'a When Dad earns home last fag room but th* ticking of th* clock pretty fast" I was a coward too, os for as that's oH he could talk about. on th* mantel. W* looked at each other, both of us suddenly taken Sarah was concerned. '‘AH right How, though Sarah was an In­ With thyneaa. Then Nets ram# to perhaps there'll b# a better time," valid, ah* waa still a beautiful woman who had not let her cnev I Mid. m* and hugged me "WU1." Sha squeezed my handa dttion break her eplrlt." "I know w*'r* going to have a good Ilf* together," aha Mid. Eh* “I don’t want you to get mad at I (tain t M y that what Neta stepped back. "Olv* m* a few m*. but Td hk* to tell you some­ thought was crazy now. I'd hod minutes. Win. m eon when I'm thing I think about Borah. Il’a the m e feeling many limes: A not anything I con prove; but broken body but not a broken ready." She took th* lamp and disap­ because I'm a woman and Sarah spirit. It could be true. Meyb* peared into th# bedroom. I stood la a woman I think I know some­ Sarah had driven Joa away; put there waiting, hearing her mov­ thing about brr that you would all th* time she was punishing ing about In th* other room. Pres­ never think of." him, and hod never let him for­ "Do ahead," I sold. ently ahe called, “All right, Win." get It. But If ah* was that poo"I think shs'a been abta to walk When I went Into th* bedroom. neaetva, aha waa eruel, and avfl, I m w that ah* waa In bed. her for a long time." Absolut* dis­ and somehow I couldn't believe K belief mutt have com* Into my hair a dark mass against ih* of her. pillow. I atood there awkwardly. eyto, for Nela added quickly; "I don't know" I said. "Even "Blow out th* lamp. Will." "Will. let m* finish. I've watched If what you think ta true, I her when ah* waa In her chair can't Just walk off and tears her. Nela sold. When I turned to look at her, and when ah* didn't think anyone Anyhow, half Ih* ranch ta mlna" I m w that ah* waa laughing at was looking. Th* way ah* move* *1 know you can't leave her." ma Then th* Bill Impact of the her leg* make* m* thin* they're roe* and com* to ma "Dar­ Step w* had taken that day struck not paralysed. And th* bottoms She you don’t hat* ma for what me. She wa* my wife. No one of hrr antes or* worn. I know ting. I’ve said? It’s something we’va scold atop in now. Not Sarah. you'V* Mid ahe’a been taking a got to face just aa we have to Not John Mathem And for a few step*, but I noticed her shoes fee* my father's weakness." while, aa I held NMa, Ih# world almost Immediately." "I couldn’t hat* you." I sold. held only Nela and ma 'Slim evidence." I said. s e e "But remember, Rawhlll told "I lov* you." I kleeed her and In th* morning 1 built a fire you th# doctor aiald there waa held Iter in my arm*, and never and Nela rooked breakfast. After nothing physically wrong with wanted to let her gov w* finished eating, I set at the her. lie Mid she could walk If There’ll be aa uneiperted de­ UN# smoking whlta ah* did the ih* had la " dlihea; then ah* est down error* I pulled my hands from Neta’a lay to Will's and Nets’* wedding from me. Thera waa much about and walked to th* back door. I announcement, I’ontlnw# "GanSarah I had not told Nrla. Nit I atood thcr* trembling, thinking lock" here tomorrow. O Ways* D. Orerholeer IM1 from the sovaJ subllehefl by kt-niilM Oa Cletrlbelefl by Klee restore* flyoeksl* How To Control Silverfish Sllvrrfith and flrebrals cause dsmsg* In hom< a by eating f<>ud ami other materials that am high In protein, sugar and starch They eat cereal#, molat wheat flour, any paper on which there Is glue or paste, siring In paper (Includ­ ing wallpaper) and bookbindinra, atarch In clothing and rayon fabrlca DESCRIPTION AND HABITS Both of ihrtn iniects ar* wing­ less. Tliay ar# covered with acalra Adult* are one-third in one-half inch long. Sllvrrfith are ahlnv and aBrcr or pearl gray In color; firebrals are mottled gray. The young Iniccls look like the aduIN ex­ cept they are amalW. Doth intocta have two long, Mender feelers at the head end. and three long, lailllke append­ age* *1 Ih* hlnd-*nd. Each *p pmdagt is nearly as long as the body. hilverfl'h and flrebrau ar# ■ctlvh at night and hid* during Iha day. When objerta under which they ara hiding are moved, they dart out and arrk other hid­ ing nls m . WHERE FOUND. Rilvrrflsh ln.| flrrhrata are common In homi'f Ihrou-’hout the United States. Tho tilverfish lives and dsvtlopt in dsmp, cool places, especially bairmrnta. Large num­ bers may o* found In nrw build­ ings 'n which the walla are still dsmp. Tha flrabrat livec and daTrlopa In hot, dark place* tuch as around furnace* and flrep ace*. »■ 1 In I'siiiatlon around h<>< watar and hrat pit>#*. In apartment house* th* inao-t* follow plp*llnfl* from baarment to rooms on lower floor* whers they find food. Thay may b* found In bookcase*, around closet she), vet, behind baseboards, and be­ hind window anil door frame*. DEVELOPMENT. Silvarflih and ftrvbrst* develop slowly und­ er usual Hjum condition*, and hav* few young. They.ar# nardy and can live without food for Sev­ ernI month*. The frmatofl lay eggs at any MSSOO. They usually lay agga in secluded piseas, such oa behind books or on closet shelves; occa­ sionally they lay them In th* open. Sllvtrflsh lay only a few tgg* a! one lime; they may lay sev­ eral batchrw over a period of weeks. Tha flggs or* whitish, oval, -d about on* Ihlrty-sacord Inch ig. They hatch la I to • weeks, •a! length of tiiflfl It takaa them f e -o hatch vs he* with th# temperature. Firehrat* lay about 30 egg* at on* dm*: they may lay aaverd hatches Th* *x«r* ara eufV, wrhl! ' (gwDua wCmh UUf later th«> have a yellowish ting*. They of sodium flourld* to M parte of hatch In about two week*. flour. Mis th* sodium fouride Sllvrrfith and firehrat.* reach l and flour thoroughly. Apply the maturity 3 to N months after ; same aa for th* first bait, or hatching. Their rate of growth •ii-pcmls ou the '"mperatur* and |put pinches of It every 3 or 3 I I f*«t behind baseboards and In ' humidity. CONTROL. SilvarfUh and other . ilng places. firebrata ran b* controlled by us­ PRECAUTION'S. Keep Insect ing commercially prepared sprays hides out of reach of children and or dusts that contain DDT, rhlorp«ta. Do not cuntaminat* food, dane, malathlon, llndanr, or dietdrin, or by using a sodium flou- dishes or utensils while applying ride or barium carbonate bail. msccUcid*. Do not ua* oil apraya Th* bait* ran b* prepared at In place* where th«y could M ignited, partieuUHy by open horn*. Control with lialt ta itowar and flames or electric spark*. Avoid unnecessary exposure Icm satisfactory then control with when using Insecticide*. spray or dust. Control with spray or dust may Wash all exposed parti of th* not be Immediate. Rut It the body with soap and water after apray or duat la pripcrly and thoroughly applied It will leave a residue that will bring about control of either Insect In ■ few week*. If Mma degree of control i s i in ; ( imi i i r ( (ii H r o r t h i : k iS T M j t u i r i A L la not achieved In I or 1 week* l INI L I T o r T i l ; r%TS! a second end more thorough treato r r L o H i u i tv a m i o n el. HI v o i .u i o i . « r i , ment la advisable. IX U l t . l l l . l l t VO. SPRAYS. All-solution apraya n i i A i ' r x . i i i i i u . . k i .v i * containing 1 percent of DDT, I AN'l> DOAN ASSOCIATION o r I I’i ’ l K lin iiriiu . a corpora. i percent of ehlordan*. 3 percent nr. Be* #r**n ie*d and •xliilne a t- > malathlon, OA percent of lindan*. i*r Hi* laws of the Lnli.d > r u in iiif. » or OS percent of dleldrin ar# pre- V*. frrablo for home oaa CECIL B. IIKAIIKIU.IN, Sr. ) > A H A II IjOUIMK Itr.A- i Apply the apray with an ordin­ *»< llt.ltl.IN, bn wile. j ary houirhold kprayrr. Moisten ln ( ,n lln l( I NON II. kl.lt r o u r .l l .o t l NH Ih* surfaces over which th# silvern o t h * o r e r iT fiah or flrchats crawl. Spray TO: around bairhoardi, doors and CECIL a H E ABCRl'N . Jr. •M MA II AII lAll'IMS: IH «• I 'll. window caalng«, rln«ete and LIN, tile wife, tv hot* ifJ r tfli place* where pipe* go through »(• unknown T o u A it r in .n r.iiT N O T in e o waili or floor*. lh «l nf Co moilin'. in |.,r». Spraying ovwr th# w-aprur cl»*k ak lllll esrtkla i w f i n n r t ih . part* of th* building ta usually fnllawln* S w c ilH t pfop.fl> to ­ wn: sufficient to control firehrat*. l » t I* i n i Ih* | n t«l «« f . . t DUSTS. Du.t* containing 10 •f !S>T II. nSCKfl APOtTlCVN NANriilUl. r i.o lllD A kcror.l. percent DDT, * pw ent of chlorIn* lo Ilia Plkl thrrrof *• r*. (Jane, 4 percent malathlon, 1 per­ cpr.lr.l In 1*141 II -»k t. n m 1*1. PuMI* Itkcnrta at Srm lcent of lindan*. or 1 percent of dleldrin may b# used If Iher* ‘s « note C ount/ riorld ai danger that the oil solution would Teaetkkr srllk O r riaM rlc R an**! <1 T- Elartrl* H sfflcauM fir*. 'rfk lo f. n r K lrclrlr VVkHr Apply Ihfl duat * with • hand le s ln r : Duo Ttirrm S p tc* H ratrr and Tank an4 llllnda; duster. Blow the duat Into th* has le a n flla * l a i l n l f i t , and cracks, o - spread a thin film y e a are required t* trr v * a m a r whairvar th# appearance of tha o f yow r aaawar ee p lM d tag Is tka depot It will not h* objection- U llf o f C o m p la in *n tha p i i i m l f f » a t t e r a a n Oraalar. d r a n a * C elt, abta. ■J* E irat rrq rral d a lld ln a . It. BAITS. R*k« may he used if I'rlaraS u ra, r terld a . and flla Iha •r»<wSnwt anawar or nUadlna In Iha you think apraya or du<t* ar* not O fflca o f tea Clark o f Iha C lrrn lt dcairabl*. Thor* ar* two baits C ourt ea e r hafara Iha ISrd dav f AufluaL IS »f. If y o « fa ll m do that or* equally effective. Either oa*. Indaam aat hr d rfa u li w ill ha of thee* may be brought ready takaa agalnat r * « fee Iha re lla f d In thr Rill o f Com plaint. to aa* or made of home accord­ d a a a a d a6 . f . HERNPON ing to the following direction*. fnjcnK o r tics cnrcvit C O V R T. Th* ftr»t bait contains; Oat­ Ls meal (ground to flour) . IH *upa| j t » i a n * «. P a p u tf Clark .arlum carbonate or sodium flourldfl . 14 teaspoonf granulated _____ n c r r m o c * n a h h gar • 14 teaspoon; and salt • NOTICH IS ItVRNBT OIVEN that la * * * «* ■ * « la bnafneea at Celteaspoon. Mis tha Ingredient* wa •rr A feau * under iha n n illa u r ■roughly. name *» B K N l6 6 NRdM NURM'ItT tkall wa latand I* re*t**r aaK I*ut about • toaapoon at belt ar.fl »»m # with Iha Clark o f Iha Clr i ihallow cardboard boss* near circuit Ceurl. flemlnela repair. r i s hiding place*, and cover each rida la ecrardaac* with Ih* a re v al»a* e f Ih* riatlllaws Name it X with a crumpled piece of po­ la ta t*-w<«: Saetlsa S ilas n o iid Rlalwte* ISIS rt. T I H ’I H * RITTI9NUAH Th* other baft contain* I port* HAsah aa a u u is u ta Legal Notice r MEATS WITH A REPUTATION m 39‘ 49‘ 89‘ 79‘ ham s U. S. CHOICE-HEAVY WESTERN chuckROAST GA. GR. A D&D l 3/« - 2'i lb. av. lb. WHOLE FRYERS 79 STEAK lb. C HAMBURGER 3 lbs. $j^'00 CUT UP E A C H U. S. CHOICE — HEAVY WESTERN RO U N D YACHT CLUB FRESH GROUND l v k i -s CIRCUS WIENERS ih . 2 BAKE-RITE lb. Vuc Can COFFEE SHORTENING f r o z e n mam 3 LB. CAN 9 ‘ 79 ^ x cx ccccccccco o co ccccco cccco cco ccco cc All C,rinds RICELAND RICE 43 c 3 lb. B a t MORTON’S OLD DUTCH Chicken-Beef-Turkey CLEANSER *2 y Giant Cans Sweet Treat g j 4 2 03 5 j Pineapple 3 CRUSHED POT PIES - j t * Cans j c FOR DEI. MONTE CORN and PEPPERS 99 1A Box 20c NABISCO DIXIANA ^ 7 ^ og. Box VANILLA CUT BEANS Pkga. WAFERS PLANTER BL/\CKEYE PEAS M IXED FOZZ STRAWBERRY 12 oz. ^ Treasure Island BREADEI) FOOD KING fSRATKD f TUNA 35 Va Size Cans ReKular SPEC IA LS PRO D U CE a. 10 L CELERY Fancy Freestone a PEACHES 2 Pounds 25 *T J /C SUNSHINE HONEY GRAHAM SHRIMP CRACKERS lb. REALE.M0N 10 oz. JU IC E Pkff. 19c R or. 2 CANS Dubuque VIEN N A CRISP MICH. ^ Nl'TS 7Vi oz. C Preserves ^ • CAN TETLEY TEA c * ,°VX: Blue Plate i G oz. Jnr PEANUT SAUSAGE 25‘ BUTTER39‘ TH E H O M E O F FIN E M EA T S FOODMART PARK AVE. A T 25th ST. �i Shop and Save Weather fjr llr cloudy t<* firm.|, In Sanford « iih scattered thundrr»hn«rn Frldsy. ■ lO L . X L1X J AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER K.stnblished 1909 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . THURSDAY. AUC,1S T 3. 1957 NO. 64 United I’ res# Loused Wire Krushchev Warns US In Two-Hour Speech House OKs Money Bill For SNAS Improvements EX-PRE3IIER?—H i, hlg X arrets thf 'hr pin picture of Hut»'*n Premier Nikolai Bulganin rrsphlrtUy Illustrates h i* current position in H«< I f I politics according to Urster* observers. If he ass -ant -alnady Iwen dropped at head of slate, he undoubted!) * ill be. The front runner ■* hia replacement la wrpuly prrmirr Anutas Mikoun (right). The proof of Ihlt toplrcrl riiakrup it tren in the fart that Bulganin did not accompany Communist Chief Nirhita Lhrushfhev (crnler) on hit recent trip to Yvgnriaria and the rr.nferrnre with Tltn. and hit name hat been dropped from those who » ill ci.lt East Germany. In ihlt totiiotirn he »lll he reptored by Mikoyin. This picture of the three * at taken lit*. May. (UP Telephoto| SNAS Safe Driving Marianna Plan Group Plaque Is Memorial Top Kiwanis Project To Cdr. J. H. Bear Plea For Missile Information Data Release Rejected In rmeponia to a motion by Commander letrii D Tamny, Drestding Member, the US. Nav•I Air Station, Sanford, Florida Safe Driving Council voted un­ animously to change the name of the U.S. Naval Air Station Safe 1 inf Plaque to that of Pom­ ander John llollli Bear Safe Driving Memorial Plaque in me­ mory of the late John H. Bear, pant Commanding Officer of Hea­ vy Attack Squadron ELEVEN, who as a passenger, was fatally injured In an auto accident last July. The Commanding Of. fierr'a Safe Driving Plaque waa first etlahlithed in November of 17M. It waa detigned to atimulate Arr.petiUon among the varioui un­ it, bated aboard lha U.S. Naval Air Station, Sanford, Florida with the plaque irerng pretented at, the ronclution of each month to that unit having the treat aafe driving record for the month. At the end of tit* year the plaque will be presented at a permanent momi-nto to that unit having the brat aafe driving record for the entire year X Toastmasters Club Meeting Held Last Night At CPO Club Organization plans for a Toattmasters Club were started last night at the Initial meeting of pmupectlve members. Both Navy and civilian civic lea­ der# met In the CPO Club at the • nford Naval Air 5‘ ation to hear the detail* necessary for club or­ ganization. Temporary officer* were elect­ ed to head the club until perma­ nent officer* can be elected to taka office in October. William r. Holcomb m-ai named president of the group with Buddy Itawls elected Educational vice presiden;. Lt. Ernie Fritz, Adswan:*tralive vice president. Gene aecretary-treaiurer, and 2 ax. Frank Deame, sergeant at Anna. Purpose of the organization Holcomb told last night's-group, is to Improve the oral expression of thought, develop ability to appear before audiences, provide con­ structive criticism on speeche*. de­ velop analytical listening, to pro­ vide instruction and experience in chairmanship, and to promote rr% t fellowship among men inter­ filed m speech improvement. Another organlaational meeting le slated for next Wednesday even­ ing at 7:30 pm. at the Sanford Naval Air S atlon'r CPO Club. Mrs. Carrie Davis Funeral Held Today Floyd Palmer, chairman of the Sanford Kiwanis Club's Marianna Plan committee, told member* of hla club yesterday about some of the Inner workings of the group. Palmer said that the Marian­ na Plan it a “ little known'* pro­ ject of Florida Klwranla since their accomplishments cannot he pub­ licized and names of boy* cannot be revealed. Ila said "The purpo«e of the committee is to assist in the re­ habilitation of boys on their re­ turn from the Florida Industrial School." The committee chairman ex­ plained to club members that alter release from Marianna, police and Judges have no responsibility for the boys and "it is up to puMle spirited cltirens to do what they .can." », Tin* Kiwanis ,C1ub committee, he said, tries to’ establish contact with the boy* on their return and act as "hlg brothers" to them "The important thing," h* said, "is to get the boys to talk about their problem* and ambitions." The committee, in addition to Palmer as chairman, consist* of JlldfO R. W. Ware, R. T. Milwee, and IL-nry McCall. Palmer told hia club yesterday at it* noon luncheon meeting "Be­ fore a boy goes to Marianna, while still held here, a member tries to contact him to establish a relationship of frier l«hlp. ex­ plaining that they have nothing to do with the law only want to !>e of assistance." While at the Industrial School, th* committee sends the boy local paper*. Utter* and postcards, "to show their continuing interest." aim! to let him know hr "still ha* friends in his home town." The committee has establish­ ed contact* In Marianna and is Informed of'the boy'a release date, he said. A member endeavor* to meet the boy on hi* arrival, find out his churrh affiliations, what grade in school h* hal reached ar»l "get him off on th* right track at churrh and »chool'*. Palmer said. The family it even interviewed and informed that the committee desires to help the boy. Palmer gave some r*<» his­ tories, without revealing names, but showing the excellent result* obtained hy the comrnlllre in their Important work of trying to build men. Stotiatin show, said Palmar, that of 23 eases handled. I# ram# from broken home* most with drinking a factor. "Only six home* wete Still together to meet the txjys on their return," he said. WASHINGTON V — Tha De­ fense Department todsy rejected a request of a House sul'cnmmltte* to tell the public more about test firings of new missile* *t the FlcrtJ* missile test renter. Hep. John E. Moss D-Calif., chairman of a subcommittee on government Information, contend­ ed in a letter to Asst. Defense Secretary Murray Snyder that Snydar had put "an tmrcallstlr streiSJacket of secrecy" around the missile test program, Mott railed for relaxation of an April order in which Snyder ban­ ned release of any information beyond the fart that missiles have been fired. In case of accident newt of casualties also may be given out. Synder made public his reply to Most asserting It would be "foM. hardy" to make it easy for ene­ mies to learn vital missile data. He denied Moat' claim that it it Impossible to conceal information about missile* launched in public view at the Air Force Missile Test (Yntrr, Cape Canaveral, Fks. Snyder said much of the infor­ mation published aland the Flor­ ida launching* i* rumor or guru work and doe* not threaten securtty. Snyder aaid decision* on what military information can he given out are made hy "qualified, ex­ perienced professional person* charged with providing for the national defense and assuring our survival should war be thrust upon u»." Mots s lellrr resulted from Air Force testimony that the point has been raarhed where a little more missile information should be made public. SLAY CRIPPLED FRENCHMAN ALGIERS IP _ Algrian Na­ tionalist* seized a crippled French­ man as he walked through the Caihah Sunday, robbed him, sptayrd him with gasoline and set h'm afire, polire said Tuesday night. They alto repelled rebel* near Mnitagmem. In west Al­ geria, marhlncgunned a civilian car, killed or wounded the four occupant* and set the r*r afire, malting the wounded alive. US Within Population Figures Nuclear Show Big Increase Range Here In Tag Seles BERLIN V - Soviet Comma- j WEST PALM BEACH — Popu. m*t Parte leader Nikita S. ts'lon pressures building Up in "The House ha* just pas**d the Khrushchev In a bellicose major central and aouthern Florida ar# policy apoech today closed the rcvralrd tn figure# released !*y supplementary Appropriations Bill <kx>r on German reunification and the Motor Vehicle Commissioner, containing $2,933,010 for th# San­ •aid war would bring *toml« Mrs. In* S. Thompson. ford Naval Air Station," w*i re­ devastation to the United States. A comparative statement of au. ported yesterday by Congressman Khrushchev had only warnings tomobtle licence tags told during A. S. "Syd" Herlong Jr. ami reproaches for the West !n a two hour speech to tba Ea»t Ger­ the first six months of this year In Th# MU now goes to the Senate all Florida and tho same period man Parliament. for final approval and passage. last year shows a atotistirally slg* Ho hoa«lis) that Ilia United nificant increase during lisa per* However, no date was set fur the Definite results atn showing in S-ate* is within range of "present** lod. AU *7 Florida countie* plu# The Stale law pertaining to th* i Senate's consideration of the modisplay of retail gasoline prices ! ney measure which sets aside mo- th* city* Mo shrubbery removal nuclear rockets and cautioned the tales in the departmental tag of* "will be enforced throughout the |ney for th* local Naval Air St a- program now bring conducted on lontton disarmament conference Dew and duplicate tags were in* a 30 day voluntary basis. to remember this befota rejecting eluded in the tabulation. county," Sheriff J. L. Hobby said i lion Interim expansion program. All Irttets have tw-en malted to Soviet proposals. today. Congressman Herlong said yesOnly fis-r counties sold fewef He compared West German during the first six months of Uua Sheriff Hobby said this morn­ tenlay afternoon when releasing property owners In tha City -f Sanford, Jaycre President M. L. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to year than last. ing that stations have been no­ information about the passage of Hitler. tified to remove signs that do not th# bill that "lit# money was au< Habom Jr. revealed yesterday. Counties located In th* Central More than .1,300 Utters wrere II# accused the Weat of blocking comply with the bill passed at ’ '.homed last year and is to be and Southern Florida Flood Con* th* recent session of the State <used to adapt existing facilities to mailer), he said, during the three, disarmament and plotting to eon- trol District comprise more than day p-ruxl MpItaddH-sirt of pro vert all of Germany Into an legislature meet the Navy requirements at one third the area of the State. I'orty holders takin from th# ad aggressive NATO base. However, tha Sheriff said that Sanford. Here, the number of tags sold drvssograph file of the city. He offered again to pull all aU stations must comply or "w* Biggest Item in tha money bill "We want to see what th* peo­ I Soviet troop* out of Eastern Eu­ through June this year Increased will have to take further action." for the local Naval Air Station it ple of Sanford are going to da bv 123% while tho increase for The new law require* that all |ll.SSJ.ooo for aircraft parking, it now ," Itshorn said yesterday si rope If tho United State# with- the whole state was 11.73%. lilrawa tt* troops to America. But signs displaying th* price of gaso­ |was pointed out. Other Items in the first week of the 30 day volun­ Among counties wl'h the great* li* said the United States would line must show numeral* indica­ I the hill are: $1,030,000 for a han­ tary period comes tn a close. c*t tnrroase In numlrer* of tag# not dare acerpt this. ting a fraction or portions of a gar, $t70.otd for a turbo yet enItat-orn said that the program Ho flatly rejected “ so-called free •old, Pinellas and Broward head whole number at least half the site i gin* test facility, $193,000 for bar- is not yet rrsdy to get Into full elections" for German reunifies- the list. Each sold In excess of of th# wh»l* number. |rack*, and $192,000 for utilities swing at "We want to get them llon, and endorsed Instead the 22 thousand more tags through It also require* that the price |improvement. all the lime they ncrsl" to remove n**9 Ci-rnian plan calling for June this year than last. indicated on the sign must include I-i»t year tho authorization, ar- ahruhhery that it planted in viol*, East W-st German talk* anal a In ill, there wer* 2H3.33S ni-ra the tax. j cording to Congressman Herlong'* tion to city ordinances. loos* confederation of tho two tags sold in the first half of 1937 The sign, said Sheriff Hobby, ; office, was for something over $7 'lb# Seminole County Jayceet ' Gorman states. than In th# equivalent period last cannot be displayed within IS I million. However, t'apt. Sanger, are now- forming a survey commit­ This plan hae t*een rejected by year. Counties in th* Hood Con* fee* of the right of-way of any testifying hrfnr* the House raid tee that wilt go Into action as toon the West many times hut Khrushtrol District accounted for mom public street, road or highway. that tile $2,933,000 Is all that will be as lire Sudsy voluntary period ( - Iirv said it was th* "only solu­ than half of this increase or According to the bill enacted by spent at the Sanford Naval Air r»mrs to an rod It-ports of th* tion '' 111,302. the Iwgltlature and the Attorney Station this year. Jaycre survey will Ire turned over Hit s|-eech was considered the Listed below are Flood Control General's ruling, local law enforce­ It is expected that lh« Senate to th* City of Sanfnrd, harshe-t *mce the Kiemlln shake- District counties with thi tag in* ment officers altall enforce the will taka early action on the mo­ Already, officers of the Sanford up at the end of June, ureas* in 1957 over 1956 noted: Br*. law. ney measure that will provide Police Department are making ra"With the present development i’ enalty, according to th* bill, fund* tor expansion and Improve­ porta of violation* to the office : <>f rocket weapons n» nation la ward, 22,163; Dade. 36.233; Gladea, far violations of the provisions of ments n y roly rt Ron ford but of the C4I> Manarer and a lilt be­ safe frsrn attack," he said. "U. S. 113; Hendry, 1M; Highlands, 49(; tb^cs shall las impel* aim nt in throughout th# ao'ith at both Ar­ ing forme-1 in order that volun­ statesmen should think about this' Indian River, 1.296; Lee, 2,IM{ Martin, 910; Okeechobee, 402; t>« county Jail for not mors than my, Navy, and Air Fbrc* installs- tary removals might It* checked "Piatanc* will not protect any Orange, 8,927; Osceola, 1,087; 30 days or a fin* not exceeding tkous. off. 1nation from th* effects of atomic Palm Beach, 10,799; Polk. 3.628; flOO or both such fine and Im­ No definK# action has yat been and hydrogen bombs. Thos* prisonment. pi .inn—I by the Hoard of Sanf-rd statesmen should think about this St. l^icia, 1,751; Seminole, 1409; Volusia, 5,713. City Commissioners. However, il who roject disarmament agreeis expected that th- ordinances of I incuts." th* city will tie eiifurc.-sl and re­ Khrushchev'# blistering remarks j moval of shrubbery from park­ on Soviet weapon development KEY WEST th - A young Ilia, ways and right-of-way! along city were tn old tune, but h# offered I leah skin driver was in good street* will b# ordered. a new variation in linking rocket MIAMI 6n — The Weather Ordiuancr* irqutrc that twfore progress to the London disarma­ condition today after Isring treat­ Rurea!! reported an are# of heavy planting of parkway* a plan of CINCINNATI W - Florida el. ed in the Navy's reeompreasion ment talks. squall* about 130 to 2oo mile* tru* grower* face a prosperous chamber here f»r a mild attack the planting tie ruhmtttrd to the On# Russian d-mand in tendon Board of Sanford City Commis­ is fur a total ban on nuclear weap­ smith of New Qrlrana today with new season with a htlmrrr crop, of "bendi.'* wind# up to 30 mile# p*r hour. the new general manager of tha ons. which tho West rejects a* unRichard Pop# suffered the wa­ sioner* for approval. Forecaster Arnold Sugg arid th# Florida Cltru* Commission pre­ ter pressure ailment 1>jf»-lay af. enforceable. disturbance, which shows "a dicted Wednesday. ter skin diving to a depth uf 60 •tight Indication that it may de­ Hnmrr Hooks, who took over hi* f.-t off Palm llrach inlet II- was velop," It drifting slowly west­ new $23,000 a year pot* Aug. I, taken tu the chamber late Tuesday ward arrow th# »>rth central told some 500 persons attending Bight. Gulf of Mexico. WILLIAMSBURG, Va. w the Florida Day luncheon of the Pop* was relented from the Foil# perions were killrd an I five "W# have to watch such area* Tntansi'tJonal Apple Convention chamber Wednesday after spend-! seriously Injured last night when There are 29 prlloners held In rlo»ely thi* time of tha year," here that the 1957-56 crip "may the Seminole County jail. Sheriff inf five hours under gradually two ran Collided five miles east Sugg said. J. L. Iloljby revealed this morn­ well exceed 100 million boxes of Of Willlamibtirg. burning pressure. He said the Weather Bureau I# ing. orange*—possibility 10 to 12 p»r The victim* 1mluted a man, two It was the third time In the According to Sheriff Hohhy'a conferring with th* Navy at Jack­ rant greater than last season. woman, and a child. 1records, there were 3 priionert sonville to determine whether 9 The 36-year-old executive also last two months that a civilian State Trooper L. F. Crafi kal-l brought In and 7 prisoners releas­ hurricane hunter plana will b# had tn he treated :* tha chamber aaid ha sees signs of, higher in* rar oeeupled only hy a woman ed during the 24 hours up to mid­ dispatched to acout th* area. coma for th* Industry, lie pointed aboard a ship here driver iwrrved acro’ t the four night last night. Th# same tow pressure area to low carryover stocks, evidence lane Virginia Highway IC4 and Of Hie 29 prisoners, 7 are while waa Just off Tampa Tue«d*y and of food quality, growing popula. Collided head-on with :hr other male, 16 colored mate, 1 white fa- helped dump two Inches of rain turn, high prosperity and better ear. which was rartylng right mil*, 2 colored female, and 1 co­ op tha Tampa Bay area that day distribution. per tons, all Negroes before drifting wevtward. lored female Incompetent. The Citrus Commission's bud­ CruD said the woman. Mu. get fur (hit fitral year, h* said. Is Funeral aervtcea for Francis I Opal Iris Karts, 37, of Williams­ RAIN IN 11IP. FACE 1'I.OOD tills IMH \ 7 million dollars, it million of Paul Busch, 73. who passed away burg. was killrd ins'antl) tine uf RANTO DOMINGO PUEBLO, CALCUTTA, India W - Over­ which will go for promotion y-r-teislay at Seminal# Memorial the virfimi in the second car was flowing rlv-rt hair Inundated vil­ N.M. — Local Indians putting Hooks was substituting for Ken. Hospital, will he held Saturday fdrnhfird ss Calvin Rvhatdlen lages and flooded thousands <>f on a ceremonial dance weren't George Smathers (D-Fla) kept morning at 9.30 am. at All Soul* Perry Jr, 31, of Richmond, V *, home* in east and north central |oking. Seven-thousand spectator* busy in Washlnton by the civil Catholie Church with Rev. Fr. driver of the rar. The other two India, official* rapoOe-l today. had (9 scurry for shelter trie# right* fight. Richard Lyon* offlrla'.mg. were identified tunlatlvcly as Ilia Hardest hit 'vece natives living In ■luring the Ssnto Dnm'ngn Indi­ The. Roteary will l-e recites) at wife and hahy son, ans' annual tain dance Sunday. h.-rnhon huts. • 6 pm Friday night *t Britton RAVER ON IIl It TII11 \YK PINE RIDGE. S D th -M is Furer»l Home. Marcella Bir Crow, Jt, has 16 Remains will h# *#n< to Newark, children hut only give* nln* birth, Ohio for interment day parties earh year. She's not Mr Ituaeh was a retired molder playing favorite* though. Mrs. amt had lived in Sanford at 217 Big Crow recently gave birth to each Third St. for the past tig her i-venth set of twins year* 'Want To See What People Will Do’ Says Jayc.ee Head Retail Gasoline Price Signs Must Comply With Law Hialeah Skin Diver Prosperous Season In Good Condition For Citrus Growers Predicted At Meet Heavy Squall Area Below New Orleans Four Persons Die In Va. Auto Crash 29 Prisoners Held . Now In County Jail Francis Paul Busch Funeral Saturday More Than 8-Million Boxes Under Control \|n. Carrie N. Davis. 61. died at More money and a certain f.rund out dial price* could g« Rtftinole Memorial Hospital at l i d pm . Tuasday following a : "home' for their fruit next sea­ down a* well a* up." son. when all indications point to short lllneas. Grower* are thinking In term* Mr*. Davit was born Jan 24. the biggest orenqe crop In history of a record-breaking orange crop, ire th# two prtnciitU reasons 1874, In Gurley, Ala. She had lived fit Sanford for the past 8 years , given h>; grower# when they sign Wright raid, "and they expect and el lfcM Maple Avr. She came to I contract* and become memhcti I are depending on Florida Orange Sanford from Ocoe* where she of Florida Orange Marketers, the Marketer* to provide a sure ana had lived for 12 years. Mrs D i­ cooperative which will supply Min- : profltaHU nutlet for their con­ li* was a member of the Methodist ute Maid with all th# orangei it centrate.quality oranges " will ute during the coming sea­ The F.O.M. president said the Church. campaign to bring 10.000.noo nr Survivors Include one son. Har- son. "Practically every grower who more boxes of oranges under Ih* o !,| j. Dai>, Sanfonl: one sister. Sirs. Annie Ree.1, Sanfonl; one 1signs with F.O.M. gives throe two co-rperattve's control "is progress­ niece, Mrr Estelle Remey, San­ reason* as th* prinripal ones for ing excellently. W# have more ford; and three grandson#, Roy hts scttoai," according to J. Dan than 79 grower* at members and Davis Jr., Johnson City, Tonn., Wrirht, Jr., veteran citrus Indus- j signing more everv day. W# have Steven Devil and Dale Davis of try ami vtce-prenident of Patrick Jomething over 6 ,000,000 boxes al­ Fruit company here, who heads |ready under contract. Including Sanford. Funeral aervlce* were held at the newly-formed cooperative as Vinute Maid's o*rn production, and w# won't reach peak activity 10:30 a m. this morning at Btu- president. campaign until "Some of three grow m got in th* aign-up eon Funeral Home with Ray. W. P. their Dnaociol fingers burner! last •September, because an many Brooks Jr. officiating. spring," Wright said, "srhen they |gtowrrs ar* away «a saralton.' Joteroaent was in Ocoee. J | Wjrigbl said s meeting of F.n ing d-liiery." M.’ l esceutjv* commute* and Minute Maid wlH chirr# the board of directors would b* held roit of concentrate manufartur* Tuesday at th# headquarter* In and a seven percent fee, Wright said, with th# rest of the money Winter Park. "Up-to-date figure# on how going to the cooperative for dis­ much fruit has been signed up tribution equally among grower ih# basil of the will b« announced at that meet members on pounds of solids In their fruit*. Ing," Wright said. "Minute Maid has tt* millions The Sanf-rd rltnis man emphas lied that Minute Maid "has guar-i of boxes in the cooperative pools anteed tn pav it least a* much and will share in the return* on as other concentrator* for the the same be.su as any other grow. 1 oranges used during the coming . er member," Wright aaid. "ami | season ami furnished by the coo- i this insures that Minute Maid will perativ# A grower ran, If he de- work for ih* high dollar." Turaday'a meetings will he hs-VI atrsw, draw up to 89 percent of tha current mat hat value of con-1 at the F.O.M. atale headquarters central* oranges when his fruit Is in the plant formerly operated by delivereq to a Minute Maid plant. th* Gentile Brother* Fruit com­ OPPOKFR "RIDirULOL'R REGULATIONS"— This Is farmer John Doaatdsoi. 4T, wk* PO#e» hy • alga at the edge of bis property near New Iswdon. Ohio, which waa put Ihere apeclficaily U The rest of th# money, 29 percent pany In 3Vlnter Park. Report* will f»»k»rnmfnt a im u to ttay a»ay. DonaIdson hut a|rta4jr Men Jlntd l»(f# far oierpianllnf hia *hf«t plu# whatever profit is made on he made by campaign worker# quota. He says hell take hla case to the I’ nitesl Stiles Suturm# Court, If necessary. In an attempt to the concentrate, will be payable 1 and plana made for the coming rad •bit U calls "ridiculous regulations.’* He used the suiplas wheat la feed hi* livestock. (UP Tekcphole) before Feb. J of th* year follow- j weeks. il Li � 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 07, 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/53935efe7e70d711f92f9e495699c014.pdf ddd343e71d294840c1cfd5bd16be2355 PDF Text Text I5i r n a o m c ir r r o r n r THK 5I5TII JMH< l i l « iiir r ir o r tmh o r rtoRtUA. n A5U ron ic n ix o ih rorm r. 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XL1X Established 1909 Shop and Save In Sanford AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, > TUESDAY, AUGUST 6. 1957 United Press Lensrd Wire NO 62 Study of County Tax Problems Needed Now 2,953,00 Recommended For Sanford Navy Base Citizens C o m m i t t e e ■J^,B e ',5 a,®,y s 99 t d Four Year Tests ' ‘ Progress in this county Is big gcr than ail of us,” Rrailey l)d* Iham tol-l the Board of Nrmi- , WASHING 1ON ap — An Air WASHINGTON «T — The nole County Commissioners this For„ , ulhotlly on crathfl House Appropriation* Committee, :fc £ J L .a morning a, hr requested vi ep. . , , be "caught taking our of its last awing, this piopnatiun of 9IU.UUU for Ills 1today he wouldn't THREE 8EMINOLP. COUNTV Iloys felling ready to leave yesterday for Camp Mtijuarrir. Orala dead' without teat belts in his W-mlontc Courly Chamber of year at federal spending, today Natlrnai Forest, where they arr attending d iiira In Wildlife miniiMirnl, Forestry, Soil Comma* automobile. Commerce. chopped 16 per cent from request tlo: and gun s*fety. (Left In right) Robert Mlkler, flniidjr Long and Tommy McLain. Odham filed a report of local ed funds to finance this yea Co], John P. Stapp told a House (I’boto by Bergstrom) military ronxtiviction ami assorted Chamber of Commerce activities traffic safety subcommittee that minor government functions. ami said, "I would be imposing on fouc years of experiments at the your time to try to sell you the aero medical flcid laboratory at Piesident Eisenhower had Two 5emlnole Courly men have asked for 91,960,746,967. The com Holloman Air Development Cen­ VIENNA. Ga to — Former |Chamber of Commerce." been appointed committee chair­ mittrr recommended to the House ; Sen Walter F. George, his stairs Pointing to the accomplishment! ter. N M . have proved the value men for th# coming convention of an appropriation of 91.581,390,387. manship in forrign affairs praised of the chamt<er group, Odham of seat belts In autoa. the Florida Fruit and Vegetable a rut of 9279,138.380. hy the nation’s traders, was bur- paid tribute to th# leadership Strapp, director of the labora­ Association Convention, according Among the Southern project* In-1 l« Georgia rlay l»te Monday provided by Ihe eilixens orgxni tory, said he has them in Ms .own lo an announcement made today by ration? AU of Ihrsa have been auto, Roy Vandegrift Jr., Pahokre, Ge­ eluded In the military construction, w‘>h 'bis tribute of Ins minister: WASHINGTON W Prraprojects recommended today b/ i ' He hath showed thre, O man, provided by the concentrated sf. Hr said Ihe Air Forte la debatneral Chairman foe the conven­ iden*. Eisenhower’* wife was op­ the House Appropriations Com -i“ h*t is good and what doth Ihe fort of Chamber of Commerce *lng whether to make the belts a tion. erated on this morning at Walter Lo"I require of thee, but to do traders. requirement in Its governmentNamed to head committees are mlltre was the Sanford Naval Justly, Reed Army Hospital for what the end to lose merry and to Air Sta'ton with a 93.933,000 ex­ Other counties of comparable owned autos, and possibly in tho Harold Kaitner of Sanford and White House described as "a walk humbly with thy God?" penditure for expansion. stir have contributed suable persons) ears of airmen. John W. Evans of Oviedo. benign condition.” The Rev. L ( Lulls quoted aunia f^ th# operation of Chimb The Hun's share of the request, Hubcommltte* Clatlrman Ken­ The three-dxy meeting of the The surgeon was Dr. Humbert |growers and shippers of Florida’s of the funds allowed, and of the this passage from Micah \ I. 8 in fr „ f Commerce groups at he prr. neth A. Roberta D-Ala. said h* L. Riva a colonel in the Army JTlnl1,£ * fr ^or. George »cn|f(j a |t»t of counties appro- was "dismayed” that 1938 model* ! vrgrtables and tropieal fruits will i cut were applied to Army. Navy Medical Corps, a gynecologist. A three car collision In Sanford he the 14th Annual Meeting of the and Air Force plans for rontln I printing from *13,Wo to fgo.ssCO will hav# "more of Just about „ mlUr §riflllil, UoIUi Mrs. Elsenhower, 59. was re­ Saturday morning shortly before group. It will open on Oct. 9 et ued work on a worldwide system sriU. dignitaries from Washington ! , everything except one vital fea­ and the Georgia Demr-rat a local # c|t|eW |lm, ,n our ture . . . more built-in aafety.” ported by White House Press Sec­ of drfense bases. Tlie committee Miami Beach. It o'clock caused property damage friends. Hundreds of perrons retary James c. llagerty to bo In Appointed, in addition to the two called for greater economies tn ! betid Ihe service over louj.pcak county now." Odham told the Rep. J. Carlton Liter D Tcnn. The Hoard of Seminole County "good condition” following the sur­ In rarest of 9650, according to the this work and use of rsisting fa­ rommisttoeri. "It'a been a reel suggested that the "hif three'' in Seminole County men. were: J. R. |ers outside. Commissioner* araa ask'd thii gery. Sanford Police Department. to r s v e r a o the auto Industry ought to start Brooks, Homestead; Luther cilities wherever possible before j A mile-long caravan ihen pro tough b a t t l e morning to appropriate 91.500 for She entered the operating room Th# collision involved automo­ (’handler, Goulds; IV. J. Flora, new project* are started. that trend and it needs con­ Installing three-inch wide belts at ! reeded tn a remeter)' headed by A t operation of the Seminole shortly after 7 a. m. ea t thii biles driven by Stanley I. Brum- Perrin#; William Graber, Belle standard equipment In all new Cuts recorded by the rommittr* 17 limousines bearing tuth offi­ tinued support,” he said. "We've done a liclter Job thia cart starting this fail. Inlay, if sustained by the House, cials is U.N. Ambassador Henry «*©»inty Junior Chamber of Com­ morning and was removed at 9 IS ley, traveling north on Mrllonville Glade. am . Also L. H. Gravely, Newberry; would bring to 9*.322.Cl4 total Cabot lodge and George's col- year than ever before—we need Stapp outlined testa which he merce during the neat fiscal year. Crow, traveling Her admission to the hospital Ave, John R. J. P. Harilee, Palmetto; Diton your help." Odham aeid. |n Congress, has directed for 12 years into avi­ U. L. Rabom Jr., president of was kept lop secret until the Pres­ south on Mrilonville Ave., and Pierce, Miami; Welter Peterson, aavirgs claimed by the Houle so far this year against budget re­ Commissioner II. C. Dodd told ation crash Injuries, and for four George’s widow, well known in the Jaycee group preaenlnd tha ident was Informed of Ihe results. Henry Detervilla Jr. an Oviedo Goulds, Col* Slreetman, Vero quests totalling 957379.869, fits. Washington circles and here at Odham that "Theta'a no disagree­ years Into auto accidents request at this morning’ s aeaalon. Eisenhower received news of the Negro who was traveling west on Beech: end George Wrdgeworth, was led tn th* ment, hut I'd like to know where About all that la left to lie con­ "Miss Lury," He said the Air Force embarked Belle Glade. "W* aaked for and received successful completion of the op- Celery Ave. sidered are the annual foreign graveside on ihe arm of her son. nil of this extra money it coming on the auto study because auto rration while he was conferring President Rudolph Matiaon, Fort aid request, which can’t be con­ Heard George. Another ton. Mar­ from I” *1.500 lart year and we’re aek- with Republican injuries have become "the numIt. Jack Hickson and Patrol­ congressional Pierce, will pirside al the open­ sidered until the aid authoruation cus. was killed as a Navy flier in Odium changed his subject of tier one cause for admissinn" to ing for the earn* amount this leaders at the White House. man Edward Hayden, investigat­ ing aeision and at th* corporate bill Is finally poised, and fundi World War ||. a request for a Chamber of Com. Air Fire* hospital*. In 1936, ho Issues Statement ing the accident, aald In their re business meeting. year.” ho aald. for the Atomic Energy Commis­ Thia South Georgia town of 2.SOO merer appropriation to the quea- said, 173 airmen died In auto port that Delervllit "ran the red Shortly after the President • Rabom pointed out th# various sion, also tied up pending con­ population was Jammed by visi­ tion of equalisation. II* said wrecks—almost at many oe- in heard from the hospital, Hagwtty light” causing Crow to swerve in gressional action on an authorising tor*. Buslnc-tr* shut down at neon X..ui.- p-.-j.is are living in Utter piano ereahes. activities of the Junior Chamber issued this statement: an attempt to avoid bitting tha •isl hundreds of Lwo-oeuple fear of reappraisal because Gary bill. of Coir were* la Seminole County. "Mr*. Elsenhower entered Walt­ Detrrville automobile. Crow col­ Tie claimed savings In appto- passed hv Ihe casket i-hllf th* have cattle lands ou which they i« the membership, and to the er Reed Army Hospital yesterday. lided with Bromley's ear, accord­ pay Iftil* taxes.” m irrn v rm m -ii-i n u pnallona don't mean that govern- body ®00jr lay lay -in in state. ing to the Sanford Police Depart­ Tris Morning she underwent an various funds raised separately e n ^ mem spending will tw cut by any < ^ g e «He I Sunday following a "I shire your view that ' s . . j ment report, throwing it 10 feet operation for a benign condition, from the county appropriation. -Hundre, l of Boy fleouta were | h | ,'lkr lh‘ wm, At ... week llirv Illness from heart dis- need more money and I shire A l t C n d W l l C l I l t G , , . ,___ , . im..a >•>...... - .... . n. the operation performed by Dr. off tha pavement. ev.ru.ted during the night from |hf , dm,niltritlon fl0w ca.e. He had been appointed I'res. vjrw „ f Kap^ralM,,- pvtham He aald "We aak for your fa Humbert I-. Rita Colonel M. C. There were no injuries report­ ilLm eh. K 7. , , nc*r hopes to shave t'rcsidcnl Etaen- ‘‘lent Elsenhower s l - i nal cn . commented and said "I ho,w. for F o r e s t r y S c n O O tumble coniideration this year.” and it was successful. Mrs. Els­ ed. toy “to> NATO on retiring llirmlngham when thunderstorms, howeg** 97I,8(K),Oi».Oih) .pending v°7 irtinng Inst l a s t lthe y . kimn ^I of _______ _ _______ t o v .u v v i Ihe country you won’t Commiationer John Krider told enhower’s condition is good.” Three Seminole Count# boy* left Damage to Bromley's ear was floodr.1 tha area. January after 34 years in the | plans fur the fiscal year-tbc retPressed hy reporters for the reported at 9»00; to Crow’s car get at loggerheads.” aborn "I think you’va dona a yesterday for Camp MfQ’ierrle, Senate. ^ vl. lnCl* ° f ,r,ln„ f! ! : * or.| buiigrt that act off the eonWe nerd reassrsament if w* In th# Ocala precise nature of the first lady’s at 9230; and to Detervlllt'a ear National Forest, onderful job and I hope you con­ ~ rrRlilorJl prnnnniv are going to carry this county where they will allend a Wildlife ailment, llagerty pointed out that as negligible. tinue. Riva was a gynecologist. A gyn­ forwent—it should have hero Manar.mfnlt forestry. Soil Oontenia. The,, were" no ra.'u.ltlea' ~ 7 ’ C le v e la n d The Jaycee preaident told the ecologist apeclallrea in women'* done five years ago, hr said trrvalion, and Gun Safety School. board of commissioner* "Wo pro­ ailments. . / a ^ i ’W hrou‘ 1Piealdent aaktd 9l.764 lOO.tHg>. S p e a k s T H u r s d O V Odham suggested that a Citl. Tommy Melvin of Geneva. BudAbout 600 boy. were lodged in 7he tommittrc a,| OWfd tt.snjno, ^ \ , Z pose to build a r.ewr Tourist In­ Under late questioning, llagerty , * Sanford, and Robert Semlnole Cosinly Junior Cham­ am. Committee be . Ppolnte,i to £"••• hou‘< ,• town h*,!i end WK)i , ry, of j-u.hio.noo. The formation Booth on French Ate. aald the operation involved "no­ Itudr the county a tax problem! problems' «.■its— ef -i siavla, e i ..i . accompanied by k. school*. but funos for this project will thing serious and not an emer­ ' aum alhwcd Ineluded 931.200,000, ber of Commcrre members will for reasiest- j y Ag*n, Cecil Tucker II, will The Royal Air Force tent emer. „ r o u t ' d , to continua k lesrn more about the plans for *° *',ow ,he nc#*‘ come from sources other than gency.” He alto said that the sur­ file protection throughout the nient. • ,m t___ .five . . . ______ ___ . .part__ spend days at___ the camp genry transport from Castle on th, » arth aateillle. this appropriation.” gery disclosed "nothing malig­ county at theirnoon lunrheon Asked how he fell about Ihe|f |pa||ng In th# classes and field WASHINGTON W — The Bromwhich, three miles a way. to ________________ Chairman of the Board FVed nant.” meeting Thursday. present Midget and whether he (rtpf <wt the four aubjccls. House has rcfu*ed to make police­ evacuate the tenUesa Scout*. Asked alien It was decided that yaon commented. "You’ve done Guest speaker for the J.yccc »ould favor raising the mlUagC.j A(ffnt Tufg ,r «•!<) ,h*t men and firemen eligible for so­ A camp tp -kram an described as A . R n m K M e m o r i a l nice job—everyone should be Mrs. Eisenhower requited sur­ cial security bcncflto. meeting will b# Sanford Fire Odham rornmsmted I would P«r* ,hthighlight of the week trill b# ''grossly exag g erated ” rep ort. ^ U U , I I U IV 1 G I I I U I I U I gery, Hagrrty said 'i t has been proud of you.” •--J Sr 1annally prefer a miilag* raise' ■ trip to Silver - Chief Mack N. Cleveland Th* House Monday voted 120 84 Spring where No action was taken on the bud considered for quite a little time.” In favor of the plan. Rul th< meat- that a thousand Scout a had been T o d a y A s J a p O n C S G One of the top projects of the than to do nothing.” Ami he *<id-,,hfy w)I| four a)| 0f ,hf wildlife moved out. lie Addnt. our pro ' ■ Rou Visits get request at the morning session. — .u . Jnf| u,nn(r Ro«« Alien'* Jaycee organliallon is fire pre ed that th* lax system of this After Mrs. Eisenhower entered jure failed because it was brought gram will I* carried on-after ell; A s k N l l c I C O r E n d vention. Each year the local young county Is way behind but !he exhibit* and the fish exhibit*. Walter Heed Monday she was up under a procedure requiring a •e arr Roy Seoul* and w* are prepared.” HIROSHIMA, Japan V - The businessmen's group heads up a ultimate to do th# Job tn this Th# three boys will attend th* visited by her son, Maj. John Els­ twc-thlrdi vote for passage. The bill, sponsored by Reo. Her­ James H. Gel.wtck, of New nation. Joined by III Fire Prevention Week promotion ! county will mean a reassessment, camp and school through next Sat­ enhower, and his wife, Barbara. throughout the county. j Commission Chairman Fred Dy. Hagrrty said he expected the man P. Ehernarler D Pc., would Dnuwitk. N. J , director of Iht ,hf ^ p l * " man/ lr, rlJlll _will lH possibly tell j _aop aajj “ We've got to go ahead urday before returning to their Chief lCleveland policemen and UOu.scut Am.ilean conting.nl. i'R-stdrnt would go to Walter bate permitted j home* her*. appeal for an end to of h7nl*n. for firemen already covered by stale triMittrd after an inanertiun ro„r nuclear »e*|»onS tn.lay on the Reed sometime this afternoon. J*rCrr* f •, * ' * ml meet ihe budget, irgaidlcsv Tucker, accompanying the Ihrea anrivers.ry of tL atom extending fire protection to ev.-ry uf reappraisal.” or city pension plan, to receive b r .o.i.l l li*. noV7nc t' " . i ..... ,1L boys to Camp McQuarric. will altin. morning Uut not one L S._ ^ ||(re; h|ma |rornmun.ly l„ the Seminole Coun,Odham told Ihe v board Id like „ , n in.irodor «n tha social security coverage. A Sanford man was pinned un­ boy was evacuated. I ty area. II* Is currently president ' tn publicly say that it Isn't fair Chairman Jere Cooper DTenn derneath his automobile for more Prince Mtkasa, brother «( *•"*'j of th* Seminole Couniy Firemen's to bring total blame on Mrs. Gun Safsty achool. of the House Ways and Meant than 35 minutes Saturday nirht In V n n r l n l c I n i u r n P n F ,* ror Hl"‘ hi,° I’ ' 1" " ’ * MU A.M^iatlon Walker (8»qninole Cuunly Tax Committee tuld the House there i i a deep water-filled ditch on Stale Assessor) but her attitude Is my was widespread demand for the Road 46 aUnit 3 miles east of the Mr*. Clayton K. Bagwell. 1101 shim* In paying respect* to the X - T -I L O r* legislation. Hr said it would be West cst Second St., reported Hint memory .1 those who died In the r Q i m L l 1 0 I Q I K U 11 disagreement. She'* not to blame City. for our roinly being as far bchinj "purely permissible” and not Apparently Raymond E. Lord s "a I yaar old pet dog had been world'a first atom-bomb, Manufacturer Noil II. McElroy is it la” car went out of control headed to­ planned another conference with mandatory. ahot ” In Tokyt, 200 foreign and Jap­ Chairman Dyson alated "I be ward Sanford and threw the dri­ Defense Secretary Charici F. Wil­ Floyd Palmer, rhairman of the • "They ought to think of the anese del. fates opened an Interns, tLiifoivI Klw.nl. Club's 3|arl. ^| v1e H >'ou **'# ^rr tun# she ver out into the ditch as it went son today to talk about succeed auffriing t.tfoir ttisry shoot,” Mis. tional coe/cit-lire dnllonted to ... ... ... . .. will wuik out • fAir into a spin. The ear apparently Ing him. I'lan ( ornmlllre will trll . ,f Bagwrll said. seeing tha) there would be "no inn* , . mrmlcrf . .fomarrow _ . thrlr ,9. j . . To tint.*...0<lh«m Mtd "I..i#non! ^vmr tn a slop over Lord, headed fluh «| , .. ... *# 'Our (tog came home Saturday more Hlrothimas " Sources her# believed McElroy, . . .i . * bclievr^ ihrll do it hy hfrifll. in the opposite direction. morning badly woiindcl,” she ex 92*3 bnn i year president of proe uneheon meeting the procedure ( r nBllBufH „ n Page •) ( Continued on Pag# NEW LONDON, Conn. e - T w o Imbedded In the mud and muck |ter and Gamble, has the 322,5’W in handling rases and file some plained, "and the unmerciful ATTENTION TRAFFIC COPS •round the ditch the ear held a yesr Job sewed up If he wants U. K Navy submarines collided shooting of a pet is causing us ef the experiences encountered by underwater at dawn today in Die CHICAGO 6R — An economy the committee,” in It. work. 1-ord underneath with only his II. considerable expense." Atlantic about 100 miles south cf toouIh and note out of the water. An aide to the 32 year old busl"Wt don't know whether it was minded policeman helped a mo The Marianna Plan is one ef I-ord received • bad gash in rrumsn told the United I’ rrrs here, hut damage was minor x-d e shotgun or pistol used In shoot torisl see On- light Monday. In the Important projects undertaken there w#re n« injuries, the N,vy his left temple but otherwise was McElroy Is considering the change by the Florida District of K r»« opr"dog. I ».he nr m •«!• -as- a ing u]■...*iIIT ■nTIJsi” « 9 « n |s. s ! 1 ^ £ .r. .f i ! 7 t e a un'njured. I/>rH was driving a that taking the position would re­ reported. shoots wanls Intemnational. hoot, at anim.lv they ahoull » 1 »f‘ 1419 Ford s*dan Ills clothes were quire him to mak^-” wh*t he has A spokesman at Atlantic Fleet shoot hoot t„ kill," .he ad.led. |>ollcem.n James Mass, cscorte. Earl Hlgginlotham. of tbe| , TALLAHASSEE V - Gov Le constant criticism by the public torn nearly off him as he to do to lake It on, the conflict of submarine headquarters said the ............... . . . __ i . , him to a Mnrlce station and told club's Public and Itcllncs. A *- j |t0y Collin* Is confident that any Our part‘ S...H bull ..... and .part rocker •i as thrown clear of the spinning Interest” problem and olher mat USS Tusk and Ihe ITS8 Cobbler ia t pel of our son.” Mrs. Rag. |him to buy a new headlight for frirs Commillcc, will lntro«lure prtf^.fixtog donr try the "ntw” generally ami which. In my opin­ price ion, have resulted In far more three dollar*. ^.itomoblle. I were “ reluming to port under well said. terv Palmer. State -Milk Commission will be or­ Injury Ihen he-’efit lo the dairy "This Is the nature of the con­ their own power.” Tha rar was found by Sheriff dered only aftor "clear and posi­ induelry." th# governor »*ld In hla A. E. Keans snd H. K. DaWItt as sideration* that are going on.” The Tusk, a New Iy>ndon.based tive” proof that It is necessary to radio report. he was chasing a speeding auto­ the spokesmen said, lie e "e d craft and the Cobbler, a unit of the public Intereel. "it's obvious somo consideration i'uinUng out that undrr the mobile west on the * highway. j Submarine Squadron 6 out of Collins- In his monthly report to Kvan* was Joined by Constable is living given to Iron” for the ; Norfolk, V i* collided at 3:49 a. liie people, hinted he gained away American aystem private and epeCalloway before a wrecker was post. m. cst the Navy said. TALLAHASSEE V — A rrc ommendaUort bul raid he would ed the base proposed by the ataff [ for his own philosophy of price- rial Intrreili "arc entitled to no ipeeial advantages of price fixing summoned to the scene. The | ommendation to force tht Florid* withhold comment until be saw for a 9 per cent return by flsirg through hit recent appoint except to the rxtent that such may Th# sub* wtr* ergaged in man. wrecker lifted the ear Into the mrnt of three n»w member* and a .ha complete report. Power and Ugtit Co. to reduce it* |#urcra at th* time. 932.466.non. air in order that Lord eoutd crawl new administrator of the agency. he necessary In serving the public r*t»i even more than the company Th* eompiny was ordered by The staff workers aak) Ihe be.e from undrr tha mired automobile. The fovefnment backed unsuc­ interest,” the governor tald a has proposed will be taken up at a the rommlsion to lower it. rate, STRIKE CRIPPLES HARBOR submitted by Ihe power company m The accident occurred ahortly cessful motes in both th# 1933 and "dear and positive showing should Public Utilities Commission bear­ so that It »*uld make a 6 3 per BKUN0C AIRES VI — The was be«ed on a 7 prr cent return, before 11 o'clock Saturday night. 1937 legislature* to have tha rom- hr required to Justify any Infringe­ ing h#rt Aug 19 cent return cm total rapitalitation, Th»re are 34 prisoners being hug# Ru#no* Air#* harbor was which the company contended wax mission abolished and was also ment on the right of free enter­ Lord wa» admitted to the Sc- held In the Seminole Countv Jail, rrippied today by a wildcat strike. Thrr# rommisron staff mem­ nr show cause why It should not necessary to keep up it* mulji-mil behind fruitiest attempts by Col. prise.” Tmnota Memorial Hospital for Ma Sheriff J. L. Hobby said today. Longinoreme.t, who had staged bers, who have analysed th# re­ have to do so "This la ary philosophy and [ Dester l-owry, administrator and injured head and exposure and Company officials submitted the lion dollar expansion program. One prisoner wa* brought !n slowdown striksa lor a«v#ral days duced rates proposed by th# power The report alio pointed out that former chairman of th# commie- believe you will End H will be shock. ard six released during the past in support of d*mandi for higher company Jufy I, told the cnmmls proposed reductions rather than ihe philosophy of the new milk Sheriff J. L. Hobby’ s office said 24 hour* up to midnight last pay, watkrd out when th#ir atti­ lion Monday the rale* still were go through • lengthy hearing on a meeting was held July IB with •Ion, lo have th* agency d* away commit tion,” the governor aabL the Ini# before the commission, company offiriali in an effort to with price controls. yesterday that a aummons will night, 'he Sheriff said. tude was declared lll»gal by the not low enough The governor also touched oa "I think there will be tome Th# Miff members said In tbslr work out an agreement hut that Rervieemen w#re McGregor Smith, hoard chair­ be Issued charging Lord with Of the total. II are whit* male. government. lax equaliiation and Mid he e s s changes tn past policies which "no *gr»vm*nt was reichad” cm a report th* ulllty submitted a rsta "failure to have bit vahiele under 19 colored male. I colored female, called In to man srharfslde crane* man of the power rompary, ex hav a kept this commission ’-seder countie* are aiaklng la tha field. preaaad dissppointment at th* rec- l baa* of 9334,8*1,000, which exceed rata b*se. and I colored female incompetent. and work in the holds of ship*. President's W ife Undergoes Surgery at Hospital Today Jaycees Request $1,500 Fund From County Commission Two Local County Men Named To Convention Posts Sen. Waller George -“ Buried Yesterday In Vienna, Ga. 3-Aufo Collision Nets $650 Damage Scouts Evacuate 'Jamboree Park * _ Three County Boys t Social Security Benefits Denied Firemen, Policemen S Man Pinned Under Car In Deep Water Over 35-Minutes Soap Manufacturer Slated To Relieve Charles E. Wilson vanaais injure rcriiasa, #<to.oooj*p«n<-ir it iii'o-i Additional Committee Plans Navy Submarines Collide Below Local News On Page 8 Changes In Policies oeen In Milk Board Power Rate Decrease Hearing Set 34 Prisoners Being Held in County Jail �I ft Ttaegffty. Augw t &. 1957 Legal Notice IN tin : «.ul n r of Till, Mi.1 _**;.***' NOLL IOI M r I lOKIlM l*.ths I XXOaiab >'A»KaF MXNATT. the C’ lii'r Judi* »l t-emlnol* lh« court t hum e( m l County *'■ Sealnrd. Florid* withia .last cal-I , esdtr mnnth* jrom th* time ef th* L'ounlj. Il'iMJi, il Ml office In1 You Can Lose Weight And Still Be Happy! V A4'V.'? r wrnirnkt ?sPVl?iP *!Wt BUkUeatUB Of Uj* IHit*. Each t o I L L CREDITOR* i l l rk .ii- Claim t r demand ih iil bo In w ritH I M l i l l l l l i tt.A IM * o n in : ls» and ahall stale tha cla-a of N itui tL titir iiiu i:m r i :i tr KfMUN N. BUMOUIX, M.D. SO you'r* colnj to rfduei! u .xf time e»ch «**k. r*tl Isnr. amt post efflro address 1 I *'*J l l'l each of Inti or* hcrshe ot lha rlalmant. and shall b* loom ■ WrIJ, let me o3er my C0R|f»tul»-| A reducing diet mould not b* . netliled and required In ursssttt lo bf lha claimant, acant. attorney, tionA—together irtth t few word! » grim builneii. It reaulre* de- » oar i Ii Id i eat dernaad* »nu.. any such data or daeaad eel of warning. termination, of courae. but It can •»». or •iisa.- of ion, s i r novo and •a fllad mall bi Told. Any reducing diet ihouM be t* perfKtly pleaaant With ©ui iiataai i r.o ti’ ilb cl IHOAAt /•/ tUUCN tv MEliCK Wa LAEK RHCvATT. N clIiiL pUnned by a phyiiclan. modern aclentHe dleta, reduemg Aa adalaiatrttril ef tha lit* c< aai4 County <o th* Couoty Fetal* of JOHN TV. Don't embark upon aomt fad U not too much of a hardahlp on Juda- ot n-min.li County, Florida, Mr fact: sanaieE diet or arbitrarily let your own anyone who really wanta to Ion ot H|l offl- 0 In Itlm-Urt hftoao ol jtari N. cist aland Jr aal4 County at Hanford. Florid*, Attarit* at Laer, P. O. II"* food llmlta. you're got to get ade- weight. nitlln arichi ralender monltia Irwin j baaford Flarlda. atteraay for Uitata Quate nouriahraent even though! Unleaa your doctor adylm if-* tiir* v! tko tint publlcatlua of , you are not eating aa much aa ctherwlae, I eugieit that ycur tnia no*;c# Each claim nr daman 11 P IC T I T I O tl NAME I i.ia.l .a la witllna and shall state uaual. Only a doctor can deter- daily food intake be ccniumtd at NOTICE It HERESY GIVEN Ida Clara of rsildsac* and Soil ef- TH AT *a ara aaiiead la builttata mine Juat how thU should be ae-' three meaU aa nearly equal in |Ilia address ot Ida claimant, and ! at Otlado Florida uadtr tha flailcompllehed. jcontent and value aa poaaiblt. ' shall I • •»»in to hr Ida claimant. ll»ii narno at Orlado Pratoolls* Ml *(*nl or altoirry, an t any ouch Cotnciny amt that tea Inland to It s also advisable for your doc- Don't Skip Breakfast * ililm nr detrend Bot ao fllad shall Irsflstsr nstd rnmn with tha Flerk tor to decide Just how much Don't skip breakfast entirely or b* told. of lha Circuit Court, •emln-'l* poundage you should lose and restrict tt only to eoSee or aomi i t ! itAzu. c. rnevATT County. Florida, In iceordmee with Ac cir.ir.iiirater ef tNo fha rreviiloaa »f tha Fletltloui how faat It ahould be shed. Losing other beverage. You might be apt t i l l ' l of Ihc«a* Pre'itt. >ititt Statute. «a-trtt: lectio* III 11 too much vrelght too quickly can to oveieat at your other meala tf OKaaiil flarlda Maturaa till. produce rather drastic results, you do. ' HEAI.I r u u t r .M i M. I. flora first mil.lie all i« July Jlr-t t*AT Rarturlnrr Drum Cu* l!o,rn on 70Ur u** of r». ie dray John K. Laamrof Atloraay for Haduclny Dmq. whU* dieting. Oversalllng foods J. r c.>urlar. Jr. lOmlii'iiraiili r. Ol Do* 1111, Ust tha ao-ckl.ed r»duc 1 ng |poll in 0th*nrlae good diet, J U Jlalealm fanford. fterida drugs only If your doctor advises Too^ ueh ^ U lli „ thirst, u H. tf aoea Gera NOTICE .VIS* it'im a rt^with th T°’ J WeU ta0ir-retention And ,hu,tInCIU,M Notice ta harecy 111*6 that *ha them, keep t^ in L eloae contact exctu water your FICTITIor* WAMC lis ts Head Eapartiuaat will hold NOTTCr III IIEBfDT GIVEN the physician. ............. b 0 < jy wjiieh increases weight. Bra nubile haarlna tuii'rrnlna lha lo- that » a ara #n(afit la bua|n*ia at laiion and t<»nomi<. offsite ol I a- *hladO Any drug. If used .ong enough, f ymj j[nQWu your icI]t wm $ tt* it* ur the fletltloui •Ural In'rraiala Haul* lot front lha nanu iofFI-' might become dangerouf. |lh01/ thit , ou ha„ M ,Be(1 Cilery Grow an Itnn-adiata tiiiniiy of (tat* lto«d AsaoclatlenOalad’i and that * l (slpd • * Id la damlnola County l» ita |M* .J'« a £ ‘r m0,t °f’ 1 |wel«ht losing It. and rami with lha Clark Han nf latariialo Lout* l»l In lha T'rutar un u in once & whs* -But doa*t *Instead * ofup. -■ of tha Ctr*ult Court, ■araiaola five You ctn diet IticiBIly ef rtlta ei teeth la lha Ciuaty. There la a great temptation to d hI5 * too Flerldt, lireordmca w rit* Court No cm in tha Court Houaa it tha »r*y|lloni *f tha Ftetttlo-'l check your weight each dsy to „• |HiLand. ri-n d i a* l ea P.H Us Natra Htanit*. to.w|t, jartlon III tl see how we'.l.............. your diet Is _. working. ^K0 I c-tsi II. 1>AJ. piteuaal la aaetlen Florida Htatulss mi. .u, -V it o : I h*Te been InM'ir wa'pLt ■tn.» ..f r .t iii U s tf *.t_ :.th V !. Own Cant rasa. I* ft E'lrsf dhcouraglng and spoil your def®1 1 (Qu^ lp,* up b;°?d' Co'f‘<1 All poraoni tslshln* to bo h#ard Itormky M CoirUr termination to reduce. j ^ of l“ tx«ulo. ara >is-at/ coilLel to it>gaar at J l JUio'.-h T If Canal Ir. Hid itaal.si Male aura your scale la reliable. ^ _ , Gina K Qtft__________ w ILSY'R. C JONES Keep it in tha bsthroom where ei rnairr-a- STATE Rf>AD Mr r»ar. f n r * T o r t h f you can weigh ycursalf with a / lU?u* *,n(1 l5“ t ijpARiMtNr c r ns<m i M l ji nnr. ac*lt. minimum amount of elotMng. if/, weight.Thfw U a loss of appeMill m l M l , F t .o i l III %. _ ............ _ . . tlte wnlch Is followed by cougnIh I 't in iia 11.. Check Weight Regularly mg. expectorallon, more loss ef M*m t: l\ rsl F.ar.tTF OF NOTICE Ik ItCHI UT GIVEN that R Weigh yourself regularly at the weight, fever and night aweats. PAtftE Iunuart ta Chaottr lit 10, Deride AT MO.hD KhEALANO daealaad. •atutaa 1111, me lclle<a|n( daarrlb- To AIL CNEDITORI AND PEPad larda la |sml»*l* Ccuarv. •fih» h ih ihr. ii i i m i nit P»:JAM1N D CHOATE JT S*| Lm»rv a*'sf*l In ssld rt-iia arstnit Flrrlda *>111 ba effatad for tala AGAINI r l«lr> F.hr Tf El n*ad tAataTttla Ksnuirkr, At— IN SV1TNEaa TVHEREOF. I bits at nubile cut-tv for lb* hlahaat ant llthDI Yeu and aach of yt-U are hsrrby h*-'tunl" s*l mv band and rfft^11• halt raih l,ld at tha frunt door at I.FUN 'till; AN’ CHOATE. It alls) **«t Iflad and ra<iul*ad to praaant ***t at HaaraM. Flerlda, this Mi* If dss.t Ksr unknown li.lrs tha Hamlnola I'lunlr Conrt llousa. hot inr , Isltoa an*t dantanda whlih dat of Jul* t*YT. at Hanford, beclnnlt a at 11.11 A il, you, or althar of )*i| Uta osslaal >!■**«. Iraataas nr (rant*«#: LAW. P P IIEnNPGV oa Monday. Aufujt llth. D C : H E N C E FRANK EL M O RAN JI: t.-s -itat* ** RAYMOND kVU - It stisa sr.d If dssd his unknown i tsrk *f lha Ctrrult c> ,:t Lett D and t Lika Via— park. LA ? D Pa TIEE. 4ical»*E lata ef Ir Afit J LundAUMi Plat B-ok « Para tl. ds>ii*ai l i f i u i i tt i i i c t l i i laid County, to the Caun*. Judea rsrujr Ci#rk O P llaindm EUrjgETH OATES MORAN If Ht KER LIlLcY • f ‘ imiaole County. Flarlda. at hu ' d RAKER • lira, and It 4a>d bar urknswn Clark of tha Circuit Court off!,* In tha rO'irf b.-aa* ef aatd H ull* «*i Ststnslf neminole County, Fl-rldo. d**H**» l«*«t*s* -r irsntlil: Prlandtt Flarlda RmMtna County at Hanford. Florida, within bslr*. • E LI, V liARTII S \ oOpWARD If ataht . atari.tor m ontha from the Sltrr-rti far rislmlff Tilt: ar ATE nl* ft IIVItil* swiai *H»a aad If d#ad h#r knknawn 11} : Kabart F. Ullt} (lira *. J1’* in h im iiu j, niitthr. Dul’ i naira, daslitat. Iiealtsi ~r art* tSEALI Ml ItAHDI h AXLME CAMUF.N. NEW i m i t M i A i—ara Cemrlliot M vir.a tain el Mild atair.it reu in tha Circuit tddrtM Court in i*1 for Timtrola County, ba peri.,.. ------STATE FARM^ SUtl eeaa rierldi. bv Cf>ITH J nRVANT. for sfantj hie attor*#>. aad sny auen b lbrf-t*h «r under Ells Mey M«dloorrs, lha short tills of which II rlsl-n *r demand nal •» filed shall rtn, dsress-d. and e-v end alt ell r*ri sons claiming any rtfhL tills nr In- I INSURANCE FDITII J IInr ANT, Plaintiff. >ar- ba told. /of LOIR PATTEK aui WILLIAM J. BUTANT. Defintetro In end In the fnllo*l"V dee- 1 Aa administrator cf the Es­ rribed altueie tn iamlnnla •lint, than braiiola ara te com* tate nf. t.-s Lett tvtu aaJ Cctifls-.lands Florida, to-talt: mind you t» ippsir lad file >»ur iwsvaejMi Tenement «f —rltlan diGaiii hirtla an or taTh* TVeit Half at lha Nerthwaae fare the Inn day oi Aufult. A C l Rirnenf Xaeslsad Fsttee Qj»rter < * f th* N*fthwee» Qusrdeceued or e-haraaiia Tacrta Pro Con- | ter *f tse'ton II Towr.ihla tt Servlet U our also will ha «*rarad afalnat you. j South. Ran** SI Eeit. IN THE CinetTT c o in r Tho Hanfnrd llarald la dclanat- | T’ i er* hereby reoulred t* file Motto. TIN I It if till I S I. f INI I IT. •I H a nawtpapar of urisral *lrci- .r Anewsr to th# Am»nde9 ComIN SND Foil lESflNOLE y Mciach Bldg. at|or |o »h|rh lhl» <Itotlon ahall plaint he'etn with th* Clsrk of th* rot TTY, FLORIDA. ba publlthtd oaci aach w-oalf tor ibnv» entitled Court e-1 **rre a i SANFORD FRED a. ALTVARP. > four ronss.uma wraki «9fr tklreef upon RUIattffi Atr.tistiffi o lT xE M iwj* hind lod efftrtil Itnraeye. *h»ia rent* ard addreee Ph. FA 2.5142 sail of mo Clark *f tha C'f*'i" err**r» beta*- on th* tf'h day of) CLLtOTT MATHER, et ale > Court on mil the llth day of July, Su»'i»t. HIT. Vnn 1 year tstlur* a* Defendants! • a deer** ---------v— -{, y II IRVING I. PRYOR, REP. A. P. l»«T. to do pro coafesso NOTH F. OF «l IT «• P. IIEHN'poV Tit: ELl.lMTT > 1 ST II Ell. tf ally* • lark k( lha circuit Couil and |t dead ble unknown hair*, delly E. I- 11ir tick D C, tltto liest-r* nr nrsntss, jiit'TH Mack N Clavalattd. Jr. FOR QUALITY FLORIDA NAVAL StOflLII COM* Alleraay at U*. PANT, a dieeMsed Florida tarperiP. r> Tlr* Panfacd. Florida iten end M TV. L'lmer. J O. R*yd. #*Ileli»r f«r Plaintiff TR U C K RUBBER 3 T> TVARP. J. A. FORT. J. TV. I’AtOJSItAN erd IL H II RECAPPING IN THE tot Hr o r THE lest stirslvlnr dlrrc'itre end trustees OHSII il Nl.E. at-NI. >f ssld Houtn Ftnftde Ne*ot h’ nr-e MtLE till NTT. S'EtIHIII T, I'-mrsn*: Mr tl CAIUtATVAS. If ON YOUR SMOOTH • ellt-e end If d*ed Me 'irkmaii helre. 1 IN PRna STE. IN rai FITATI: ttr d|y|ie*s l**et*st *r frent### and JOHN TT. MEIbUI. MATTIE CAKR ------ a*TSaT. hit wife |f b ectiiil •lit*, and If dead her unknown To AM C R FU IT O R a ANI1 f t It* helre. detlasse, lefettes or (ranters; SEE-C eo\a h a t i n o ( l t i m * o n i n — J It MO MOflRK. If ally*, and if d**d PHONE O.EIGHT MAN D a IflM N iT • S I D F I T T T E i hie tnk* ttown heirs detlsses. UfaWEI^SH You and aach ef sou are har*br tsee nr arantens and RUTH MOOnrSEVEN TWO r»tlfl*d aad is-i«lrsd t» urassni hi* wife. If all«*. and If dead her any rlalma and dsmamts which you, uakn-wn hel*s. deytse.s l*ait*ss Welsh Tire Shop “If You Have A r* althar of van rtav bava aial*M rr franters; M. ft. ELET. If ally*, 105 W. 2nd lha a.tala of JOHN sv M»l8CH end tf dead hi* unknewa halra deTire Job To Do" dt'iasad lata *f said Cmjntr. t* isle***, lafttae* er (rente**; REN* -------------------------------------------- U Of W \\ TIRES Aft CONOtTTCHINO-TIMftlAUWtl MHOt TOOtOfl^Sf NfWIOWCOW. o n A OWOHJITAnOHt Drive the car that recorded up to NUMBER ONE IN CROSS-COUNTRY ECONOMY TEST -CH EW m & a l~% sreatar fuel eatings in a cooelusive tnnacontinenul economy tr*i of the three leading low-priced r.Yr* — sanctioned and certified hy NATA-* Running from L a Angeles to New York. Chevy proved that it costs least to operate of all three! It ju»t goes to prove that Chevy offers more of the important thingt that make for happier dnvmg. rkabkpegSQ&W Umt ease: that kind of roed-hokhng ability uw*Uy asaoeuted with tporta caA; and. to round it off nicely, outiiandtnt temmy. Drive one soon at >txir ChoToIet dfaler’i, iSZzjQjzHT mow: n o r u D a n -u c a r v w a a i I k j ^ n H ^ jjfcnqfcj [k«tr See You, LocaTAuthorized~V)?evrolet Dealer �9 T um<T«.t . Aujnixt <1, 19BT Tlosv W&aA J h h ! J ackt CiiAPTEIt 55 WASN'T EASY. Utllnf the ITetory * i of my life to the girl I ln« back againat me. tnlh my I I totd him lo ji < I room for u* win wound her. ahe Mid: T v * ! at the hotel. and arrange tor th* got JJiiO of my own. I irwit to preacher. I left then, wid bought put R with ) our money. I l l don t ,' new clothes, including the firet sooner or later Pad vnU yet It lot rioc# ault I ever owned. had > the colony, end I deni went him eheve *n-l hwth. end put on the to have lb Twelve hundred dot new suit. Then, smelling at eo. lari M enough to get etarted I >gne, and with my suit uncom­ somewhere alee, even. If—If we fortably tight. I went to the hotel and found Nela walling for me m hare to leave here." Her words told me a great deal: ihe lobby, talking to SawhtlL. When he m w me, he turned that John Mathera was as de­ manding m hie way as Sarah was from her. "Will, you're a he ky in hera, and that even If we had man. My only regret la that I to leave the Box P, wed get didn't see her brfore yuw did.* Nela. shy for the first time along, ecenchow. But Sarah? My mind, alive now with memories of since I ha t met her, etsred at the the bad }rsrs and of what my floor. “Will, I don't have any lift might have been without clothee. and tt‘a too late this Sarah, coull not accept a com­ evening to buy tlwm. Let's wait plete break with her. But I put until morning." "Don't wait." Sawhlll sold. H e that out of my Uioughte for the moment. My moat Immediate need Ilka dtrtng into a cold ponL U you start feeling It with your teg waa to marry NcJa toe. you'll never make the dive." She turned her bead, kissed fifcla laughed uneasily, and I •r.e, and Mid. "AH right, AViU. said, "You're In a good pcntim Tomorrow. Where?" to talk, Ben." "Canon City. We'U meet In the "I should know if any man hotel.' 1 thought how far awsy dors," he Mid. "Now listen lo me, the town muat term to her, and both of you, and make up y.xrr I said. "Ilow will you get there?" mind to do what I my. A hotel "IL-Jc* I had s hoes* l» ought room is r*o |>iae U> spend yvow down from the ranch, and Pad wedding night* knows I've been aiming to go He put a hand on my shoulder down fur some clothes." and bowed lo Nela. "1 have gtxi# to soma pains U.ls afternoon, and "He’ll let you ride alone?* "Of course. You're marrying a I'U be mighty put out If I don't self-reliant woman. Will. I've hed get my w-ay. I hare .a house that to be ever since Mother died six la yours as long aa you're xi town. My housekeeper cleaned up yean ago." "I'U meet jme In CarHoev and this morning, eo it's all spie and span. House swrpt and dusted. we'll—* "No, I d rather ride alone to And supper le on the stove for Cimn City. I don't want anyone all of tia right now." He pulled seeing us together until It s set a big eilvcr watch frixn a vest lie l Pad might talk me out of pocket, studied It. and announced: It, and I don't want him to * I "In Bve minutes the prrecher wtH "All right, we ll meet la the be there, t-et’e start." hotel in Canon City as s-»-n as I Nela held hark. "We can't put you out'like this, Mr. Kawhill. A you can get there.’ 1 kissed he*, bolding her hard hotel room le all we raped ed—* "Mlae Mathere." he said severe­ against me; and for that moment there were no problems. Just Nets ly, "the only way you can put and me. and no sound except the me out Is to refuse me. I rvrn breath of the wind In Ilia willow have a bottle of champagne. If leaves over our heads end the you make me dnnk all of n, ill ioaa my practice." rush of wiler shove the pool • • • "He means it." I Mid. and On Monday morning I left after Nela reluctantly nodded agree­ breakfast, the aim not yet up, ment. A rig waa waiting outside the telling Mena I was going to Can­ on City and might be gone sev- hotel. In leM Ilian Bve minutes eral days She was to inform we were In Ha-vhill's house, and Sarah, and my that 1 had given within another Irn mlnutra we work orders to Curly and Bed. were being married In hie front I reals hard, hoping to gat lo room with lie horsehair sofa end town ahead of Nela, for there stuffed owl on the mantel and the were several (hinge I weMed lo framed motto on the wait. "God da I put my horse up. and went Hires Our Home." I looked aw-ay first to Ben 8awhIll's office. from It, for I waa thinking of When I told him what I planned, Sarah, and of Ben Saw hill, who ha shook my hand and slapped loved her, sad how K would have me on the hark aa he M il. “I twn If ehe had agreed to marry le-M you almost a year ago you him. ought to get married." "I Ain't want yua to get iivmI I hadn't met Nela then * I said "On you get away from the ** mr- Mill." Nela le nailing o/ftee foe a while?* . 1“ l»n him. "but I'd like to tell "8 ire can." he Mid. "X haven't yon something about Harah." got a thing to do.* | Cwnttnne "Ownkwh* fha Sanford HsraW— THE OLD HOME TOWN S By STANLEY r r v w ic x I'm giving fair wtarnlng that for Ihe next few day* I won't br putting out much of a column' We looked at a house on Sunday, rented It on Monday. »nd were B) Mrs. C. F. Snyder moving In on Tuesday! If you've At a recent re-rnt cvieniony st at Ihe moved, you can appreciate (he slate of affairs around here at Ssnford National Cuntd Armory, ! presented this point!! Transferring utilities, Ma). Itoy 0. Green ribbons to be 1 trying lo catch •the mailman, the allcuilsnc# rounding up cartons, and all the worn on the uniforms. Pvt timer H Cohen r<.| pyt. various and sun-try things that go with moving are keeping me Bavul G llosark received their I hopping! But I have been assui ribbon* f-it comp eting two years ed by the telephone company that perfect attendance it training per I will still have the same ph-vne iods. number, and, miracle of miracles. Cohen and llosark ire now on a private line, after all the wait- active duty at Fort Jackson. S. C. ing we've done'! So l can "Mb'* m - j.ltm C Allman also relo my heart content.^ which 1 »• I rrh#d , ritlSon f„ r p(.rfef, „t. been doing, hut now I won't feel tendan ■* at drill practice for one guilty shout It when I h»ng up! vear. Haven't Ihe vaguest Idea who the 1st l.l John Keeling has anpeople are on my party line, but if Ihey read this column. I’ d like nouncnl that Allman hat Imcn to thank them here and now for promot.-.l in Specialist Jrd Clan naver r«mnlaimng about the * Mi». Bus* riiilipe is visiting i mount of rail* I make l er two siina, Triton ind Fine* | Don't know how. but I did man end thrir families In Jaekvinvllle age to write a little more then uiual yesterday, which leaves me Co ami Airs. Poylc have at with nothing to write shout to Ihclr guests their daughter* Airs. day! But. that * the way It goc»! Harriett Arens end Mrs. W. L. I was told |'d have days like Rurgest. alji) their grandchildren this, but I really didn't think Shar m lint* jn l Judith Ann Aren* they'd be Ihi* frwjucnt!!! and Carol Ann ami Rartiara RurAir and Airs Liult* YaiIoii an-l I can get terribly persirteul gess of Tonnawanda, N. Y. Children, Danny, Parry ind Tom­ when il comes In avking for new*, Uarliara Rurgest will re-turn so here I go again! P’.cssc? Any horn-* hv plane Thursday, th# rest my of Louisville, Ky. ar* spend­ kind. Ill listen lo any and all will remain a month ing lw« wreks with Mr. and Air* •ad tales of wee, happy ta!r« of Rov Collins. A'adosi Is a rrandson Joyous events, or Just plain Alls P T Pmiy. Mrs. Guy of Collin*. '••Hooping" atxmt your ncightiorv' Read .vn-l Alls. Robert Williams I m not proud' I need new*" \Vi»h attended llw County Council meet­ Alrx. Frank llowen and Children. I had at lea«t ONE bona fid# gov ing of Ihe Itnme Demonstration Peggy and Johnny Rrcyelle of •ip item for you today, but no l ltibe at Atoos* Hall In DeLand Bcl^nd. spent Tuesitay with Air. can do! Fri-lay an.) Aire Frank George John­ Tlie "Bombing Derby" got und­ ny i« staying with Airs. George er way this morning, and there Williams Dnyle Jr. of Tonna­ while hi* mother I* visiting in are some mighty apprehensive wanda. N Y it visiting hit par­ N. Y. men out at the bs»e. awaiting the ent*. Col. and Airs William Doyle. final result*. If VAH 5 win* thti His wife and thiee chi! Iren will Linda l,m. Ronnie Fa* a-d Ho- \ time, It will b* their third win. join hun later. nald Gaskin, and William Seraand they’ ll gel permanent pone* lx>rn of San .Antonia, FIs. ara •ion of hat iM-autlful Conover Tro­ Mr and 'Irt. Charles France visiting Ihoir grandparmla Mr. phy. Bill, the pretiure ii on, bo returned alter a month'* visit In and Airs AlrBanlella. came Ihe other wpiadron* don't Columbus, Ohio. intend to let II end lhai way!! I Airs F.mma Pclerton of Bade refuse lo put myself in the mid­ Sunday to spend j AA'aller Fletcher of Orlando, act­ City approved dle, so I won't breathe a word ing minister of M'lren and Slaf- several months tilth her »un Jabout which squadron 1 want lo • r.i AlrmmV chi/Yvhet, is a S. Petcrssm and family. see win, but if you're a frequent patient In Orange Alnnorial ll»a r e a d e r of this column, you know J I. Allman it In Birmingham, petal. wilh-ul being told' 'Nuff «aid!!' Ala visiting Aliss Janette Helm*. Can't ear I didn't warn you <A>L and Airs Boyle with their ' DAVID W. HOWfll, IS, of Whittier, Calif., le a yvnsng men who baa that thla wouldn't amount to Her eye* widened aa the house goes'• sprnl lad week at 1 Airs V P. Allman. Airs. Grant wearied of watching suhurhanltrt chsaing Lwnmowvee over Ijv iw much! Can't think of another thought about It. Maybe the was lUilm s Shores Collage* in Bay- Clutter and son William visited Bailer Ing that yrarj cutting should not Inh-rfer* with oeva'i w eek * thing to say, and if SOMEONE afraid )uet ae I wwa There were Ion* Bea.li. On returning horn* Airs Ed English In Daytona Reach end leisure, he daviiavl th* “Mlghly Mow," a mnoto-controlled d a-. doesn't rail me. It will probably eo many I hinge the! might hap­ Sunday. they visited Sliver Springs. vie* which he drmonslratr* here In Central Park, New York. It «— pen. "W ilt, we r e n t toee each get worse! S«>, if you can ''bear Um a pel/* ln th* Ford annual Industrial Art* Asrard cont other now. We ywt r a n i." f.msnwith me" for s couple of days, A ehurrhit!d* »©cl*l waa held Mr*. Retty Synder Jorn ha* O Way** D. Oeeehelwv ISM rreea Um n n l ptMuhed hr MecwutSee Oa. I w t e . i . l ky IW| raster** tn > l- ••• until we re settled in our new accepted a position a- Pbvvlr.il al the Osteen Baptist Church Tu*»-. place. I'll try In do belter. Therapist al lha Harry A n n a Home day evening. j llrotherhoorl. who served tup|>er | A *->n|( ton k a foUow*4 Us* for Crlptded Cliildren In Umatilla The affair w.u aporuorvd by th* ; lo lha M gurvla. I «upper. ther, the former Mite Shiron Ro- tween the operation crew and the N C. Tbe,! spent much time with well hat visited her sunt and un- maintenance crew of the Georg* their daughter Jean who is on 1h# el* here many time* f 1* ^ here ln Knlerpnie staff at Blue Rldg* A»sem!-.ie* By Helen Snodgrass I Mr .ml Mr. F. C. l/xig and j 1 •f o" j 0' ,he K*"’ r there for the summer Mr. an-! Mr* Ralph Couiulle Susan Hiers. daughter of daughter, Palry and IJnda and » U ^ h ha operation crew wm M announce the bitth of * son, ?L 2*.l" n!lS 1 ? ,I ^ J ! r " £ " £ ! ! Mr. and Mr. H R. H.ara _ud|Mn . Grace Rrelc an I daughters. S Mite Amanda HuU-hina, Mill Bel Carol and Bonn, left Thursday for i Matthews, whila lha losing pitcher Oiarlea Ray *< Fnh Memorial riant were Hoaplta! in PcLand July IB ty Matter, Mite Mtry Ann Wal­ their vacation Mr* Reel* and I was Krneat Jon**. mad* for another game very toon Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adam* len, Min Linda Adams. Mill daughter* will visit In Philadclannounce the visit of t *on st the Sahron Jennings, Mna Bcity Wal­ phis, whllt Mr. and Mf. Lon* » • * « . ‘ JJ «‘ vf *<" ker and Paul Hulchina, the latter snd daughter, will .pend lhrir I of ihe hlglilighla of them exciting Seminole Memoffal Hospital la games. Sanford July 2*. ill from the Methodist Children'* time In New York Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Snodgrse* G L and A. C Arnold of BeHome left Monday for a week at S. le. Raymond l.athatn Sr., tbs Methoditt Youth Camp at who la attached to the Army and aecompsnicd by Mr , and Mrv J. Ijind were netting friend* Mon­ I itatior-cd In Burdum Franc, who I0. Baud of Sanfordreturned from day. Both of Ibvie boys made thnr Leesburg. Mrs. BoyMu rekm of Miami was *-( l callH home by thedeath of ' i r * on in •yi'niv. a . .a- home formerly at Ihe Methn-I st i ( biLirm's Home. Mr. ind h it mother, in Falrvllle, Va. last thea weekend guest of • "Cunningham. -----1— 1 Her week, visited hil father and mo-1 '*'* Otester Hen-lereoo and Mrs ”Ed• I» daughter Judy, wh* had been the lber-in law. Mr. end Mrs. Ernest " , * 7 * 1 ""b *!"* and"M*lcky'Ilf 4ou>a guett of Juan Msri* raturn- n*—m -- Sunday, iwfore * * •' *n1 ''eky of Hamilton before reiuroine returning Mr’ - M,ch TNBMUMWN to hia dutic* in Franc*. Hi* wife, DeLand on a trip lo Durham N. C. Bl home with bar mother. Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Ryan and lha former Miia Shirley Hamilton, DON'T CLOWN I Mr. and Mr*. Harvey Dunn and •on Pat returned Friday from daughter Linda returned Tuesday and children remained In Franc*. their vacation* In Kentucky. R. E. Hamilton and eon Bobby following a visit with Mr. and Mr and Mr*. .W. L. Tyler and Mr*. C R. Cate* In Spar ami Mr*. returned last week from a visit daughter Linda returned Tucwlay Dunn'* parent*. Mr- and Mr*. Die- of icvefal daya with friend! and from vacation at St. Augustine relative* in Ga. kinion In M*di»on. Beach. Mr*. Mabel Walkln* end dg^ighMr- and Mr*. J»mc« Oonrell »nd Mr and Mr*. D J. Tarter seal ler, Kitty of BeLind end Mr« children of St. Petersburg »rnv#d daughter Linda returned Sunday l»ulte Durrance. Mn F.lisabcth last weekend for • visit with '|r*-! from vacation* In Black Mountain. Durranc# and Ann Mane Wilhite Connell'* airier and family, Mr. of BurneH were rititlrg Mr. and ind Mr*. Harold Stult*. Mr. ConMr* Sidney Emanuel Wednesdsy. nail returned »o St. Petersburg Connell and Mr. and Mr*. Robert t.e* and Monday but Mr* MONEY gels away fast daughter of Avon P»rt , children remained for Ihe week, guests '*»t wreck of Mr. l-ce's perWednesday afternoon at the •nta, Mr. and Mr* Fay Le*. school ball diamond a most excltMr. and Mr*. Earl Martin of ( |ng baseball gam# »a» playsd baOrlando and their hou*a gueils. Mr. and Mr*. Robert Eggers and "KNOWI.EIMiE IS TO *oo of GlnelmWtN, 0. were hunday H y*« need money I* lids y 0a UK fsAINKI) ONLY (u*»U of Mr. and Mr*. Jack Ry* i BY STUDY." “ "W P»r«fay, or lot • long** Mr. and Mr*. R. P. Wilson and •lisISsev •••# M s e l •on Palmer of Atlanta Ga. arrived period, l*| irnnys a Th* knowlnlgg nccenlavt week for a vl*l» with Mr Wil­ son's mothay, Mr*. I/*ui*a WHWML| w«ry to properly tlinpenag lean far yaw. Mr. and Mr*. Henry Krt’er and; modiciiira in taiiRht to ph«r•on Jo* of Briilol Va. wwra h -u»s maciiU »t colIrK*. Four guett* of Mr. and Mr* M. H By»n vear* of atudy it required thl* wewi. iigforg wa can aocurg a Mr. and Mr*. Ktriiy Seller* »"d children *p*n» the weekend with llornig to pra<ftic« phar­ friend* and relative* in Black- macy. sheer Ga. Every m«tllcin». wheth­ Mu* nerttia Wright of Jack er in a proacription or not. •or.vill* ipent the veeekctvi with ahould b« at ita licit when her pwrenta, Mr. end Mr*. L M. you take it. Only a pharmaWright C O R P O R A T I O H cint is taught how to com­ AM'l Jury »nd Mr* Bohui pound, protect and dispense visited friend* and relative* la m t m in u rot AMOVH1 thorn. It ia our Ifiral and Jacksonville over the weekend OIT |4 M0N1M* JO StONlM* II months II MOIltH* Friday evening they attended the willing duty to mnke cer­ — ) 75 00 l 3 47 l 7 33 l 3 04 danca given by Squadron VF M tain that you do not u*e 11 17 i 9 49 160 00 to n 16 11 Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Throng have them improperly. 4?J 00 30 69 41 SO 74.IA it is •i thair House gu*st thif week, Ymt benefit by our know­ 34.39 47 66 39 34 600 00 39 33 their greet nlace, kfi** Ix*lie Ber­ ledge when we pharmnber ov Wait Peim Beech. Her mehoped to merry, but 1 hed to It wee e complex thing, tied up with my feellrgi for Sarah Pardee my loyalty to the Box P. end the memory of Joe Pardee. For »ome rewon I had made up my mind Nela Matherx muat know moet everything about me before I naked her to merry me. “That-* about ell,* I eeld fi­ nally, "except that for a couple of yrwe or more I wee chore U>y. When IXgtwne ihoaol up, I etertrd riding for Joe, end l>ogbene took my place." Thrie wee eo much more I coulitn't tell her: how Sarah and Joe had drifted apart, amt about Saretie accident and her hair turning white. Id (old enough. N’tla knew how much I owed to Fwah That waa the part I thought ahe ought to know. I eeld, "1 guraa thla le ahout aa unronianllc a propoaal u a man ever made, but what I Blast­ ed to aay waa that I love you and 1 want you to marry me." I waan t looking at ner now. I couldn't. I hurried on: T m not trying to make you think I'm anything great. You know how It la hetwsen me and your dad. I’m not going to back up. Not eren for Sarah. I don’t have any edu­ cation. No echooling. I mean. If are have to leave the Box P and you're my wife, you might atarve breauae I don't know anything but ranch work. With what Joe left me when he wee killed, and with whr.t I've saved. I're got a little over It.hOO In the bank In Canon City. I own a horre and M Idle end a gun and my clothee. That'i all." "Will.* Neta reached out and took my hand. ‘ Will, can't you atop talking and lieten for a while7 Don't you want the iuie o r lo your queetPei?" I did took at her then. Her face waa cl we to mine, and I heard her whisper: "Will, 1 want to marry you more than any­ thing else In Ihe world. Today. Tomorrow. Next week. Any time you aay." I put my arme around her and kissed her, and ahe clung to me with paaelnnate flerceneaa. giving me an unspoken promise, and when she drew back, she Mid: "A woman dewen't have much chance, WilL Tve loved you for to long. I thought you'd never aak me." Them the old fear t>egan gnaw­ ing at me. "It'll rates the devil when we trg Sarah and your dad Lat'a get married now and left them later. Tomorrow." Osteen News - Enterprise sure between pay cheeks f l t ' f --------- n Sl O .A .C iiF IN A N C E clata ixippiy your Rtefned*a Oxly Bowxtewx Flariat \NK0RD FLOWE’ ’ SHOP 1H N. Park l-k. FA S-II2I—NM# FA Meseker: FWtet Telegrepk DeMsety Asee*lei low neg. - TOUCHTOM DRUG CO. Ikr 1st B Ms* •e^eBallcm by Ramoel Johnaewi (170*17*41 Copyright 1K7 fJWAJ) < I I J h g .h ’ U toeae r7Vff»T"TW?rr r . .>6* f Awfa* f ire*, fO*< r-■•<••. TVeeSee I . < ■8 - O B l A MOO 1 - I O f W est Caetref A -Iiw e lls e s i Messl l.-le -s fl .7.1*1 J a m C O t O N I A lT O W N — I 7 4 ) fosl Cefeeiol D el.*. . , .Tel. ) 7441 Ode* Mean- tosly f-|- RegeeMey I telwday t i l IQ A N I M A D I TO B IB ID IN T S O f ALL N I A i B V T O W N S 1001 S. Ra nford Avc. SAN FO RD M O T O R CO . Inc. �r I Editorials ouACTPRc^QNSTmjCTqN^M TODAY'S THOrewr Many • Unc©rtainties “T k * I mt4 li | m 4. a I lr a a g 1*14 la ik a 4 « r • ( I h k i M i i m»4 ka k M lk a ih lk « a ik a l In ti la I li a . * * Free Men Sorrow With Passing Of Waiter F. George Of Georgia Democrati and Republican! alika were in Vienna. Georgia yesterday to pay tribute to one of the nation*! moat diatingulahed statesmen of modern timea. •HU pacing ia a blow to tho united State* end to world peace,’’ ona representa­ tive said of Welter L. George, the 79-yearold Georgia Senator who rose from an hum­ ble beginning as the son of a tenant farmer to a small-town lawyer, and then on to promt rent attorney, jurist, chairman of the Sen­ ate Foreign Relations Committee at the pinnacle of his 04-ytar Senate career and afterward became the President's representative to the North Atlantic Treaty Organilatlon. Messages of condolence poured into Vienna. Ga. from friends of the itatesman around the world. And as word of Senator George’s death rearhed the far eomers of the nation and world, lenders in all walks of life paid tri­ bute to the career that had been dedicated to the service of hie fellowmat). President Kisenhower said of Senator George “ He served his country and the free world for many years with distinction and integrity." Those who knew the white-haired statesman felt the personality and greatness of the man who left engravings of his character upon the laws of our nation. There are literally millions who have felt the result of his work as a statesman and senator. Senator George had never felt defeat in his quest for office even though nis strength and sway over Georgia voters was on oc­ casion tested by vigorous campaigns. | — President Roosevelt on one occasion at­ tempted to "purge" Senator George l>ecaii«r of his refusal to go down the line in the sup­ port of New Deal politics. The President denounced George as an ‘ ‘obstructive con­ servative" to which George replied "Demo­ cracy is not a one-man party." Free men everywhere will sorrow “ great man" is remembered fo r his lifeWASHINGTON v — Do you time of great statesmanship, hi* service to ’•ant to up smoking cigarothers, and hi* dedicated life to peace, hapyQj f0uld |ry muBcUaf pines* and prosperity. rainU or having a baby. You also . Want To Give Up Smoking Cigarettes? fretuat activity will undergo a test of character In ary attempt to escape from the toil* of the tobarej habit." Felix said that the smoking hab­ might try going to Jail or to the it cannot be compared with drug iiilh Seal. Ur peillap* “ psy- or alcohol addiction. There is no rologtling yourself." evidence of any physiological de­ pendence on tobacco o»-«e the . . . . . . . _____But the advice of doctors, payAnd that bring* u* to our own communi- th.,l)l%u lBd h#rt mo,.ly habit is begun. But he said they Lvcr since the coming of the talking motion picture pcaaimiats have been lament­ ty where each year n community theatre boils down to thr bsrdest feat o f ! r,n i*c compiled In that "the only way to quit it to qut>—all at ing the death of the legitimate theatre/ Yet ia brought to life. This group is an im|»ortiint all Lie your will power, unct.'* asset to Central Florida and the continuation . ,Sa'f f?r!* H °n B, u ,rn!.> j wo need do no more than look at the almost Cutting down gradually "only Hho ^ , nr0.JBffd lher, prolong! the agony." After an ab­ endless lUt of summer theatres that dot our of the live theatre here. However, there evidence linking solute break, he sa.d t.'te craving national lansdcape to see how mistaken needs to lie more enthusiasm «>n the part of *, increasing Others outside of the limited number who cigarette smoking to lung cancer: for a cigarette will become bear­ these peopjo are. "lf >oure determined ia quit, able after about t«o weeks. There are all kinds of aummer theatres take part in the productions. With a gatherteeth and quit Felix Smoke —somo in which accomplished profeasional jng of Interest there can be succssful and pwnaesa." Burney Felu, and others, tugctetied »moke« a pipe. players perform and some, in which talent­ important stage presentations. starting another tubs’, at suHNot everyone can take part but every- o r psychiatrist Dr Robert iod. like gum chewing or candy ed young men and women play as practice Felix, director of the National In­ stitute during the first pair.f>.l pc. for future careers. Most of these theatres one can enjoy it. stitute of Mental Health: “ There's nibbling, 'Co give your harvit By whatever name the local theatre deserve the wholehearted support of the no magic formula. I wish there something to do when you reach group might he called. Celery Field Players. wrrr, |'d make a fortune." communities in which they are located. for a cigarette." Felix also »=gretted you go to placet where it Bummer theatres serve various useful Cabbage Patch Gang. Lake Monroe Stage Tobareoism custom" not to Felix, an expert in the field of is the "social ends. It gives communities far from the Struck Swimmers or what.have.you, it is smoke, like th* theater, church, an important adjunct to the community life addiction, does have tip*, related great centers of theatre a chance to see live movlr. museum or library. Felu plays performed. It also provides a training of a succesful and thriving city. •mokes a moderate ore half pack ground for young people. And. moat import­ * * * At the atari, those polled all of eirarcttes a day and has "no Intention m the world of *top ant summer theatre provide* audiences ping" pasisge from Dr. John Mer­ with lively entertainment. 0:h*r advice: it haa been pointed out that when the 'ey Kellogg's book "tobaerolsm" Almost since man has had the power of Dr. Kenneth Chapman, attocl. houM .If, S N ia m . m ,.l tor U r tawOr. ate director of the cllnincal cen­ speech he has used his imagination to make comedies and dramas to commt'gi te ideas the ha* two goals in mind—the meal must reached that point at which the ter at the National Institute* oi nourishing, and it must al«o have n ***** or cigarette is n*ee*. Health and a drug addiction spec­ and to lampoon the shortcomin. i o f his .h« .. , , , -T. •* •»sry to prevent nervousneas. tmt- ialist: Cigaretta smoking "it not fellow creatures. Live theatre flourishes high palatahility. gbdlty. mmtal confusion and In- addiction: It's Just a habit." But today, despite the fact that there are fewer Three goal* arc not always compatible, rapacity for work or pleasure and it would be a lot easier to break legimitate theatres on Broadway than there We may have a strong liking for foot!.* which *^r *“ m4,n,*ln the the tobacco habit if the treat­ mrgtal poise essential for ef- ment were the same at that for once were. The community theatre and the are nutritionally poor — and have equally a drug addict: "Putting one away summer theatre have brought pL»a to peo­ strong dislike for foods which provide u* In a place for tom* period uf about a week." ple everywhere, and In doing so they have w ith an abundance of element* th* body I Tne most important step la giv­ restored vitality to one of most important needs. ing up cigarettes is "miking up of the arts. • your own mind" to <k> so. Then. But there arc food*, of qouree, which Chapman said, try it out "when reach both goat*, and meat is at the top of Oviedo, Florida you are not under tension, when August 2, 19S7 the Hat. Practically everyone like* it. in you have no weighty problems RsyrMseteS N eileeslir kr Oeeecel iim iiiu and can retax. Tamper yourself a hundred nnd one form* and preparation*- *‘‘*ltor Sarstce le a CS1 Oeergie S .-l i s , | t ,.t mew and go ahead and nibble candy or We can eat it with plea*ure once or m an a p^jjja Attests Oeerata food. You can loss the extra day. It haa equal appeal to the young, the (>*,,, Sl'r rrtitti s-rwaiNa reus. rreiutw weight later." Chapman Juat fell > »t*t n than i n . aestaen u«old. and thoae in between. And, in addition As a property owner, I fed that off lha cigaietta wagon after a Mastiow ri arm a* an. r i« .« u ,« xsisec craLTts i rrintNO >s« to its great virtue of succulence, a meat w* should take a long look at this six month abstinence and now T a * i l s / s t s is a s i a i u • ( i a * t t a lt e * h w provides baric nutrient* nece*iary to the %tl!aUo.!! *°.r r.*.*V*,iion *‘f pro! smokrt a pack a day. 'TU quit petty. We should be very wary ef again on* of these days.” • k ic k I* k e t lllc e s t s l a s l v e l ? i s t k k s e e te c reeekM eawell balanced meal—top quality protein*. B an encouraging <•( an tr-ctra,* tn Sta* s t a lt tkk Is a a l e r l . t . S la ta w - 1 w a a f e t vitamins, and various valuable mineral*. assessed values at a meant t* gett­ ■r stara imoss aai ■W Carrier It* »•» week Oae Meek! It M ing relief. This has been dose be. You don't need to buy the moat expenTtr.* M..ia« Ms Msstki Oat Taar it as is ti in || aive cuts of meat to enjoy good and health­ fore in other countries, and 1 be All Okitaarr IstltH. caret •( taaaha rswetaUeM All lev# that it haa Iwen dlaadvan'.ag. ful eating. The economical cuta and left­ attire* #f •el*rtel*m*a| f*r tk* fir**** »f , *Mm >11*4* wlU k* itare*4 f.r ct r*e~*l*r a/**ct<*s*« rttca overs contain the needed nutrients too— reus to current property owerrs. In making the above statement, a* ***• *S rlat* taettev *•**«#•* »e till as Ika rest Otn * *r s**les« rtsni*. tea** rtt Ass and with proper preparation they can be I note that when the legnUtori the baai* o f meal* that will gain \vell-<le«erv. 5nsm*lly r*“ rJ hill to requiro •I CisstSK *f Mtrea l ISt* H praise fo r the hounewife. Meat come.. ^ f **i! value, ai.e.semcnti” rwsinaed Pany *■#•*« s . i , . s , , ■«•*•? i s n m s t , S s t y s i f * r » .,« e i* e r w r it iw s * .b a t „ « b .l„ all.purpo-e food Page 4 Tuesday, August fi. 1957 an von eca n imaging. couplwl with a requirement lhat miilage be reduced ty the same ratio that the tax roll* were increased. However, the spending politicians could stand no check EDITOR'S NOTE: State Sen Nikiia S. Kkrushcher. Davis hss them and rriti-iim is aidroied to rein so ■ later term of Irgtvtalors 1 ended that portion of th* law. I John Crutcher of Hutchinson. mid* freq-.snt trips to the Soviet them. note, for InsUnce, lhat Duval K*n», and Jerome Davis, for Union snd while working si a "Whereas in administration Count) has l**n icappraiitd and I newsman ie IMS became the used to b« run from one center, mrr proftseor at Yale and Dart­ mouth, visit#J Hjins last week first Ametvan to interview Jo««f now there ar* 10S renters or eco­ theoretically atl property should Mali* no assessed at full vau*. thereby1 nomic council*. with • areup of Amtricaa bunlowering the miilage rate How­ nest and professional mem While "Earh economic center has ap* ever. thr miilage it sons 46 mills. »r JOHN c m t o u r there they obtained th* following cmilled department and the head and Th* fallacy of raising asses*, amaringly frank Interview with of each on# has broad powers to JEROMF. DAAIS ir.enti with the thought to give answer all questions truing under relief to the already heavily bur­ A iittsk Far I'kiUd Frees him. PARIS P> — Nikita Khrutk | "We hav# freed practically tens dened prcpeity own*r is that school rhev slid th* new program of de- ef thousand* if pc..pic from empty miilage, etc. is more or less pegg eentrnllting Russian Industry had paper work and made it possible ed to 20 mills and th* numlwr of ended a "madhouse" ef hurOiue- for them to enter into the produc­ additional homesteads la be brought Hacked to the tax roils by rewuell racy in which SO departments In tive aspects of the economy ing will probably t« negligible. I Moscow would control ent factory "Not mly are they free but the Th* first secretary »( the Soviet hundreds of thousands of people realise lhat a great number of Commuaiat Party wore a brown who used to read these papers homesteads, possibly evtn Include . business suit and a confident, bus are free from this madhouse ing thoes up with selling prices as iivesalik* manner when w* asked too." high as 913.000. ar* covered b) homestead exemption. him sbexit the new decentralui- j Whv Molate, Was Owilcd tion program. However, appiairert note lhat W'e asked about the recent ex­ Until it was put in effect, he pulsion of Vyacheslav M. Molotov. sa'e price has nothing Is do with said, eeerything bad been con­ Latar Kaganovich and Gcorgi 31*. tax assessment inasmuch •• the trolled by Moscow, and this meant lenkov from th* Central Commit­ law does not state a hundred per that 10 departments might control tee of th* party. cent of selling price but *t*r*ly full on# factory. Khrushchev ropUed that they cash value, and caih value in this Lots ef Paper Week had he.d too Jong to the eld pat- day and time is h*rti to determine "When there was a question tore. Appraiser* say that U does not raaiaog hi a loeoi factory all 30 "Today condition! hav# mean inflated price of a house rvproeeauuee* might hav* to go rhanged." he said. "Our relations with small down payment and 30 badk So Use far off city to estilo with th* capitalist »o r‘d are dif­ year mortgages It sad *a a comm an the way ferent thaa ever before. The ro Therefore, any rwtsseesing ef book." he a*id. looaal changes have to te reflected property will only add additions! "T V result mas a vast rorra- la eur policy and these resn op­ ly ta th* already heavily burdened spawdsasa and a aeewert at bvs- posed progress. property owner end nertly give rOaucracy, "W# will let thorn remain in the our political aspirant! more man 'Today those are regional or lo­ party and »«rk for ul. but not In cy to spend. cal oconaaata council* and tho ad tho Central Commute* any Sincerely yourn mUiatrattoo ef ladvMtry resu with longer ' J . w Evang Legitimate Theatre Still Alive s Basic Nutrients In Meat In W e st EDITOR'S NOTE: Thu U the retaliatory forcei with nuclear iU defense on nuclear weapon* and out it* previously unattaina. f.rst of a series of articlea b /'P ° * fr heyord meaiure force goal* the United Press military af The Ituxalan* know that. There hie “ conver.tionaP fain writer, who hat spent thr i» pvo/it. )u»l suicide, for them i from 90 division* for the central paw month la Europe. th» Med!--. I" * a1®1**' * * r ,nd f,‘ iuraf f * frent to 30 and.from »,000 aircraft a little war would stay to about 6.000. Strategy foe deter|tirrsnean and Norlh Africa sir that little. ring war U built around a double ing up the free world s Western Gen. Laurli Norstad, supreme defense in Europe — ground and defenses. ' Allied commander io Europe, --------1says the Wests retaliatory power air. It calls for: USAC Is Key Unit Bl CHARLES CORDDRY || •‘absolute" and rag be kepi t mted Press Staff Corrcscnmdcnl that way regardless of the size of j. A "sword' of retaliatory air PARIS «t — "There ain't Russian military formations. He forces able to strike all element* gonna be no war.'t m i the free world now has so :! Ruulsn power on short notice, That was the way British many air bases that it !• a prae- Ksy unit is th# U.S. Strategic Air Prime Minister Harold Macmillan tscal "imposslb.lity" for Russia to put it two ytars ago. when he destroy them all simultaneous- Command which can hit the So­ viets from any point on the comwas foreign secretary. lrIt still looks like a good pre­ Regardless of what destric pass. Other unit* are Britain's diction to many experts tlan they can do us.” he told the rapier-like bomber command and Toning Western defense areas L\S. Congress last month, “ they the ever-growing atomic power in Europe and the Mediterranean also *re going to be destroyed within NorsUd's command •itself. The U.S. Air Force in Europe, for and talking with offirials, mill- if they start a war." ! ixample, probably have well over tary men and plain people, you Csn Destroy* Any thing (09 aircraft able to carry atomie find the odds are on continued Ncntad tells questioners at hll weapons and the U S. 6th Flee: Communist trouble-r. -king by all now can methods short of armed Hostil­ headquarters here that the advent in the Mediterranean of long range halltsCe missiles strike a modest number of atom­ ities. There are too many uncertain­ will not ehvnje present deterrent ie targets t A "shield" of conventional ties, of course, for military 'ead- concepts The utst will be la the ground, air and sea elements ers to pal themselves on record - ,im0 relative position" as now p"tsed close to the Iron Curtain*JUl * *r j —able to hit ".here and srhen representing as many NATO na­ still be averted There always is ’ . . . . . . a ehanee. wiu» giant forces fac-1’'* t!>o0** *n<* destroy any- tions as possible and serving as mg each other, that an accidental ’-lung cf real military signifl- constantly visible evidence of freeworld determination to resist ag­ spark could touch off a conf.agra- cance" in Russia. gression. These forces, too, are to Hen. The *tUtudc in NATO military hav* limited atomic capability in There is th* possibility of East ranks is one of confidence and the form of tactical missiles, ar­ German uprising with West Ger- restrained optimism — with hca»7 tillery shell* and small bombs. mans Dying to help and Norih emphasis on th* rrrd to keep on ; U.S. unit* »lr*ady ar* so Organization I atrengthenlng the defense m*Atlantic Treaty equipped. foreea becoming Involved. There Chine there can bt a fooli * Th* need for the ground fore# is what Allied headquarters here pro«.f disarmament agreement, elements of the shield has b*. calls a new "threat" in the ap“ If we continue ta follow the pearanre of Russian ships and i rnurse we are now following," j rome the subject of a big contro­ versy in Europe and England, in submarine* in th* Mediterranean. Norstad says. "w»r In the next few years Is most unlikely. 1 be- view of the immense deterrent Gaps Still Present powvr of the retaliatory air There »Ull ire gap* in N\TO *,,T* th,t lim<’ *' P1*Jrin* 0B our force*. side and that there Is a very deterrent power, holes in th Norstad, first air gineral to .-round fore# shield on the Cent ^ fiance, ar.d th* chance will head Atlantic pact forces, hit continue to get better, that ve ral European front. will maintain peace and avoid found hit toughest problem is exBut fn kW) mile* of travel In plsnning th# need for the Army war." nine countries, from London to fores* and he has become one of NATO strategy—"the course we their Istanbul and from America's big most ardent supporters base in Libya to the barbed wire *r* Dow ' 1* Intended since he succeeded U.S. Army at the Cseeiv borJer, this reporter f;r,t *p' l foremost to prevent war. i Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther last found no .,‘flrla! or military lead- That it the purpose of every mill­ November. er who thought Russia would de- arT ni,n involvd, from the ar-1 Next: Th# ground force ahield liberatety start a war row. mcred cavalryman riding birder In EuropeThe overriding reason D slm- P**1®! 11 the Iron Coniln to the pi* »" attack on NATO—on the hydrogen bomber commander ♦.ous-rm!* line from Norway to on * i- air base. All are visible Turkey and—or on North America signs to th* Reds to keep their —could cean th* death of th* heads down. Soviet Union at hands cf air! NVTO resolved In 1951 bv hate CYPRES -CARDENS Aiyksei/Aiein lAFF-A-DAY H ‘,ron“ y ,wlo"'d lh' foUo' lnc ) 1 o u l e ( CU\ rt RIDF-IN THE A TRE NOW SHOWING STARTS 7:19 KKATUKK— 7:S1 Letters To The Editor —FLU'S— Rtmmr The Sanford Herald T h is is Decentralizing Russian Mimas AS , £0 * S iK e i.| ils e i* < | « 4 M i r t U I it i R * a t * Ib . S « J W M Mut-W "Moat stubborn cold I ever h ail" i ■ tlw 'CHILDREN CNUBJt IS ADMITTED FRRB" # G o ld e n M o m e n t Industry ^ to take possession . M FF \TDRE—9:52 Only .. economically! If you have always longed to own and drive a Cadillac—Aesito* no longtr! At the present moment, there ia no long wait for delivery. And today, the "car of care'* can be yours for less than you would have to pay for a far leea ds*anguished car. Your authorised Cadillac dealer haa all the facta to convince you. Visit him soon and teara why Cadillac is the wtreat, soundest investment in all motordom. VISIT YOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER ^ s ^ f . » * �I b' Tuesday. August 6, 1957 The Sanford ITerald—Page 5 S jojcIoJ £vfwi& Conning The News R; VIKCIMA CONN, Society editor Newcomers Corner Edith Stafford Honored In Recent Bridal Shower It i* too late row to hear AA'agon County. At almoit anytime o( Welcome ta Sanford to Lt. Cdr. A bridal ihnwer was given reTraiti for Mondiy and Turt.ii)-, .Jay, one may pan that ipot and but tune in Wednesday at 9:iS a. find citiicna in deep converts, an! Mri C. M. Hoblltiell, who rrntly hoioring Mill Edi’ h Staf­ m. to thti intereiting program j tion. Who know* how many dr- atr temporarily living on Ka»t ford who became the bride of . J t v .v ... starring your frienda and neigh- ciiioni might be made if thete Tint St., hut have bought a home David Van Nen Jr. Friday night / j / t t > # Q rv ^ i . Mrs. couW ^ onlyjfan^on to mi- jn 1jk!, Arbor. Th<> Hobliticll* Mra. Jrff Davit and Mrs Howard able commentator who keepi the thing. Number one leaner— Mack (,a>e romr from Patuxent River, who cxcmp'.ifiei Md They hate four children, two |Ooff were hoitcuc* for the rarty ball rolling, etpectally ahould a Cleveland Jr., usually verboie guett he the vie. "Standing on a Corner” . ;irt> 9 ar t ind two boyi 7 and which w»t held In the Dnvli home tim of Mike fright. So far thi* on Cedar Ave. July 31 In tin- even- j Jackie Caolo railed to repott 6. j week, Ruth hat talked to Mr*. that her mother, Mr.. Betty U ing. Olan Rojtwell, on Home Demon- liami, and her utter Betty Jo Mr. an | Mri. Maivtn L. Rag­ An imported linen cloth covered vtratlon Club* and 411 Clubl, and McNab and ton Tommy, are ar­ gett are living on Ea«t Fourth St, wa* deeortted i Mri. Sara King, city librarian on riving today from Fort Lauder- • dh their two children, a boy 8, the table which with fllvcr wedding bella. Alton r.ewa ilemi hi early Sanford Newt dale to spend thrra days. No and a little girl 7l» month* old. and fern completed the wedding pa pert. That thould have been •ooner will they depart than Mr Baggett I* a chief in the ante* were played and thought provoking, a* the boy* in (rierdt with Ihrea chtlJrcn and na»v. The Haggeit* are from I’ en the hack room were )u»t com , collie util drt.-end on the *acola. F « and will attend the won by Mri. Irene Kent, Mri. tint Silver* ard MIm Emily Slafmrnting that thi* new*paper had Caolos for the weekend The Cao Metho«1:»t Church, ford. been operating for almo»t fifty ;0| haVf flV0 children, the packer* After Mill Stafford bad opened yean, moil of th«m without the mr# coming Saturday, but Jark lo i Mr and Mrs. Bi-hard Fulper her gift*, delirious refrethn.enti navy, and yet mo*t of the activtton undaunted. She hone*tly , have ,-omr to Sanford from Muh reported today arc navy. f , rr>. miniite of II, except waka. In! Tlir Fulpen and their »««e le n n l m the gueiti. Attend. Would like to hear what interest, that the packer* coming means I fifteen vrar old ton hnie bought ln,: * T,f‘ '*f * " ilhur Keeling, ed Sanforditea in 1933. On Wed that Mike and Jackie Caolo will piece of properly on Santa ,Ur#W Mri- Tommy (Cobb, Mr*. Joe Nichols*. Mr*. netday, Ruth will talk la Mr* be leaving Sanford for a year In Harbor.* Dr. and In* In a large Gerald Rehren*, Mrs. David Van McNab, president of the Sanford Kingsville. Texas. trailer. Mr. Fulper I* retired. i Nets Sr., Mr* Gus Silvers. Mrs. rilot Club, who will discuis the The contest to name the bar Pilot Club work, and her recent at the B O.Q. closes Wednesdiy Mr' Etna R Mrll an-l her Irene Kent. Miss Emily Stafford. trip to Canada for the P C. con­ noon. Instead of Friday a* I ao r-*ri(l«m, Mark ralmquWt are Sending gift*, hut unable to come vention erroneously reported. The Judge* -C at the Sanf.ir.ta Ap!*. Sirs. were Mrs Ethel Carver. Mrs B. BAIIY til lit. PATTON, daugh ItAIIN GIRL ATKINS, daugh. Thursday will bring before the will meet Wednesday to decide * M 1 t* from Ft Lauderdale, and Z. Jonr», 3tr». l>orit Davis, Mits ter of Mr. and Mr*. Herbert ter of V|r. and Mrt. Richard Mrs. Johnny the Rev. W. P. mong their trice. The prile sounds a willow Mr. Palmquist ta Ha- Jeanette Ktnlaw. Patton. Sanford. Fla. Horn Ukin*. S a n f o r d . Fla. Horn microphone, Padgttt, Mr*. Wally Van Nets. Iliooks of (he First Baptist pretty appealing, and since there ti • ed at S N A S. July 31. 1937. t Photo b) llerg Augutl 2. 1937. (Photo by Mrs. Mirk C.oelr, Mrs. Lois Milla, Church. Thurtday hat been let a it to little time lefl, I advlte you •from) |terg*tr«>m) side for Interview i with Sanford t„ either cal! In your choice to Mr and Mr*. F C. Metrwln Mrs. Harold Appleby. Mrs. Mary niinistrri, and Ruth Is working the II O.Q., drop It by. or call ir from Cleveland, Ohio, and are Duncan ard Mrs. Dirk Childress. her way down Ihr Hit. Joy Webber and let her enter It l*:ng on Park Ave. where they The difference tn growing flow- for you There will be six Judge*, rent anapartment. Mr. Mcfrwin ers in the north and *outh will two from the 0.W.C., one plain i* a RadiomanThird CD** In Ihe t>e explained <>n Friday by Mrs., old officer who live* off the Its- navy. They attend the Catholic Helen Winquitt, a program that liigi, and three It O.Q. re«ldfnt*. rhuieh should prove helpful to amateur Send in your idea*, but hurry, Plans are being made for a gardeners who wonder why their hurry, hurry Am informed thst Mr and Mr* I. K. Crittenden meeting to be held September 9 northern favorite* Jonl do well the dance Friday • rht I* almoit an I ih.-r girl* 4. and 2, are at 7:30 pm. in the community in tho climate. * sell out. and dlnr will Ire »rrv rid in g on Laurel Drive, where renter at 404 Flail 23th St. The t'cy hup bronchi x home. Mr. purpo*# will be to form a home Dot Powell and Ellen Belts ed to nearly two mired ^ ave takrn off for southern most — — — — Miden |* the plant manager dtmonitrs^on club t\<r young u '<(*>**. *ew. . y ai Xj: 'hern Bril T.l and Tel Co. mothers. There ha'e been many regions, meaning Key Wait, o f ' They Have f,.me tn Sanford from request* for evening classes for , course. They heard that the fish ' are running down there, and won t their home In F'orenre. Ala., and moihert with small children, un•H'r'MftjntHd a* ' x*,'* < tee for Ihein- " II attend the i hiirrh of Christ Ja r .f o * * W *t s-ft1 L.f*1;- ‘l x I*11 step until they |able to attend during the day. •elves. Two weeks vacation should Jlatined for the coming year • • • Mr ar.J Mr*. Fred Strange satisfy their de»ire for tunbum, Mr and Mr*. O. Morrill are ) are demonstrations in Jellymak­ THE TWELVE GRANDCHILDREN of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Stewart ! » : ; it have returned from New Smyrna , _ c n, achirvg backs and fishy clothes. . . ' . , m S.»n Dl.-go. 4 alii They rent ing, weaving ■l.'tv. r < : ,'ic J -! chalrseata uting of 711 Oak Ave. note for tho photographer In a rare moment when have been , p, tk Ayr , nJ w„, In the tnt*re*t of progress it Beach where they seaweed, vegetable cookery, out­ ’ her nra all together. The) ar* the children of Mr. and Mrt. K. W. Haying at their cottage lince mfwb<rlPof ,he was strongly suggested some door cooker)1, seafood cookery, Billlam*. Mr. and Mr*. I . It. Jahnton and Mr*, Rob.-rt Blew art (Left last April. I weeks ago that Ihe clock be re , Church. Mr. Morel!! ia S*cu*ity yeait bread*, and other baked to right) lop row; Dottle William*. Bob Stewart. Second row: Syl• E * 1 ifi I *!a WBIiam*, Robliy Willi.m*. Monnle Stewart. Third row: Shrr» moved from the middle of Tark t-,3 Uf -rticM rid •* •' i . ’ iMr and Mr*. John Ivey have 3r! Clai* in the Navy. good*; also a workshop on cloth­ Bon William*. Alaitha Johnson, Martha Stewart. F'ourfr Row, I ami First Street*, as it ha* become left Sanford for a trip to North ing construction, auch at putting BAIIY GIRL MICHEL, daugh- a traffic haiard. Suggested lota- Carolina and Kenturky. BAIIY HOY IILl.T. aoa of Mr 'Ir and Mr* W. I* I-rayer in tipprrs, button holes, dress I aurnell Johnson. Bottom row; France* Williams. Deborah (Proto by Jameson Sludio) ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hlrnn C. j tion; on the corner by itoumiland Mrs. Hus J. Hull, Sanford, are nut new to Sanford, but have fitting and alterations on patt­ Williams, Karen Johnson. Mi»s Mary Lee Harrison of Michel, Sinford. Fla. Horn I lit'* drugstore There it could b e-. recently been married and have erns. Fla., Horn July 27, 1937. Prayer Meeting will be held at August 1. 1937. (Photo by I romr the center of Sanford but- IuiktlanJ spent the weekend with b ght a home in Little Venice. P (Photo by Il*rg*troiw) Beat of all, ttc demon* ra­ the Pint Baptist Church at 7:30 inets, the very hub of Seminole her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. They attend Bergttrnm) the Presbyterian p.m. A Sunday School Worker** and Mr* J. M McCaskill. before t .hitch Both the Leaver* are tion* are free and a home drmran o|>rn new Conference will be at 9 IS p.m. leaving by plane for Mexico City, teacher* Mr. l-eayrr at Seminole onttration club where *h» will be joined by her High .school, ami Mr*. I^aycr at doors to social activities and bet TULXDAT 9-t2 am. Vacation Chu.ch te' home life. nephew and hi* wife. Mr. and Lyman High School. Tb* Woman's Socloty of Chrli- School at Firat Presbyterian Alto planned for fall it a fash­ •Ian Kervlce of the Fhrst Method­ Church. Mr*. George Buckley of DalD*. Ter Mu* Harrison and Mr and Lt anil Mrs. Thorn** I-echncr ion show and card patty Worn- ist Chuich will have a board Th Senior High Fellowihlp of Cdr. and 3!rs. John Miller Afr*. IlurkDy will «pend their have bought a home In lurch Ardull Tonrored by the mccti,lfc. August fl, M 9 A. M. th# Firtl Presbyterian Church were honored Friday night with saiation in thai lovely city. Dcmomrtratiou County j fc|hw«| by the' rogular buslneis will meet at the Church at 7:'3 1•■r They are from Detroit, Mich­ Hums* Getting togrther for a Sprink­ a cocktail rarty given at the igan and will go to the EpDcopa! Council Ruth of theie projects are and program meeting at V:45 A. p m. for recreation. Mr. an<l Mr* K D llntri* of B O.Q by VAII9. Yellow- gladlTuetday evening Aug. «ih at le party lecrutly w n a thrill for supervision of M. ( rch Till hare two boya, G'1*. under Ihe able The Mid-Week Bible Hour ^ o l i and cryianthemums centered 7:30 pm the Senior Choir will the Brownie Scouts and FTyups of Blurfleld. AVe»t Va arc visiting and I year old Lt. I.echner D at­ Miss Myrtle Wil -on. Home Demon­ Presbyterian Ch r; > The Cleaner's Clasa of the F'irst the First Pinecrest troop*, headed by Jacktheir son, Boger Harris and Ids ^ th e table In the lobby, which was have il'a rehearsal under the dl. stration Agent of Semlnola C'untached !3 YAH 3. Bap'ift Church swill meet at the will meet at 7:30 p. m. laden with shrimp, turkey and rectl.m of Mrs. James Harrison. ta Austin and Berta Conn for the family in their Oak Ave home. ly. The Chancel Choir of Ihe FI at home of Mrs. Z. G. Hasty 2123 ham. They will also hare a diicusilon Girl Scouts and Jan Wrar and Mr. and Mrs. W. J Crew, have Atr. and Mrs A t.. Collin* and Prrst^tertan Church m»c!» f if Jackie Caolo far the Brownie* Myrtle Ave. at K 00 P.M, a* tn how to attain the robes they Cdr. William Hatlctt. new com. j The party wa* held In the Caolo ton A! are iperd.ng i«*ei*l wertl bought a home in IJllle Venice. The Golden Circle Class of the recartal at the Church at 7:30 p. mandlrg officer of VAH-9, pre- desire. Mr, Crce-S it « chief in lh» n.vy. at New Smyrna Beaen First RaptiH Church will hold a - tn. aented Cdr. Miller with a squad-1 Friday evening at 7:30 pm. the yard where good weather cooper­ ar I they have t'*n boys 12 an<l . . . s i l l * 1 U t and social meeting at THURSDAY Lutheran ated. Or di<1 It sprinkle' ron plaque, bearing the owl in­ Young Adult* of the Mrs Florence Levy ha* return II The Crow* arc from Quonset, M C C t H CI Cl A u ? . 4 The day wa* highlighted by a I •> p m at llio home of Mrs The Woman'* Society of Christ* Church of the Redeemer will meet signia, alto a beautiful engraved, rd lo Sanford from a two week* R. I Explorer Scout trip to New York ami Washing 2t09 Key i Ian Service of the F'irst Methodist • The District Meeting of The llrrold Hrckenbach, tray. Mr*. Miller received a I at the lake home of Mr. and Mr*. visit from the An. (hurch will have a board meet* Business and Professional Wo sterling engraved perfume flamn Hill Southward for a swimming Leader J. II McDaniel. Hi* work ton, I) C. She drove north with Lt Cdr and Mr* W II Wrlble i The Boys Choir of the Firat I ing August 1 at 9:00 a.m. followed men'* Clubs. Inc. wa* held at the out-door fry. All with B'-y Seoul Troop lit l< well ......... from the »qua<tron wive* Cdr. |party and an Lt Shirley Smith. U S.A F'. daugh in lPinecrril. Cdr. Wei r .......... • ----.aro ' -j living :irr)R lu mtcrrii. ujr, nri _ , , . f .... Miller ha* relieved (dr. William those who are going to attend know. Mr. M>T)anlri i* a family ter of Mr. and Mrs Ned Smith ble I. rrtire.l from Ihr navy, and ' Center August I 1937 iti Baptist Church will rehearse at i by the regular business and pro­ . ■ ■ . . . . . . * L Vh. . . ■ • ' . n I ... Ip.m, 6.13 pin. gram meeting at 9:43 am. man with a very active wife and Klsilmmee Thn*e attend rg from [.emoi a* Chief of Staff and will plra»e contact Mrs. Ulen McKenlboy*, all of of Silver I-ake. Lt. Smith is sta had never been Halloned in Flop tlie Sanford Club were' Mrs. AroTh# Junior Choir of Ihe Firat Tho Pioneer F'rllowahlp of the to find out 3 nice red headed icmain In Sanford. Attending iha re« before Friday lione.1 at Roslyn Air F orce Base. Ida during hi* rareer. The Weiblts which keep* him aware of Ihe I~ I. and had been viviting her I lyn True. Mrs Hetty Baker. Mra. First Presbyterian Oncch wilt Baptist Church will rche«>we at patty were Cdr and Mrs Miller, what to bring. ar* from Cannonhurg. Pa. an I Harriett Slawter anil Atr*. FNlher meet for recreation In the Youth 6 13 p m. Tbe Intermediate Choir The president of the luidirs need for adult leader* in many parents herr in Sanford. Cdr. and Mr*, llailett. Cdr. and have a boy 13 They will attend phase* of youth development, lie Kvani. Th# Sanford Cluh waa Ihe Building from 6 oo p.m. through at 7:00 and tho Adult Choir at Aid, Mrs. Edna Southward an­ Mri. Ernie Horretl. Udr. and ho Lutheran Church. 3:00. Mr* I-evy ar-J Lt. Smith stupp only elub pre»ent that s ir 100 per 9:00 p m. Mrt. Charles MeRratme. En* nounced the regular meeting of seemed lo particularly enjoy be 9-12 a.m- Vacation Church The Sanford Unity Cl**s will rent In the wearing cf the BPAV and Mrs. John Stevens, Ers. the society to be held on Thur«- Ing surrounded by the ?2 young «d off In Washington, and then Mr. ami Mr*. E L. Weber ladies, singing. dancing, and nn to Ix-ng Dbnd. to *ec Mr and meet at the A’aldci Hotel at I 00 Schoul at Firat Presbyterian Emblems. Robert Martin and his guest. Mist dsy evening August 13th st 7:30 liought a home in Pirr.-re*t They . , Dorothy FNiuracre. Cdr. and Mr*. P in. at the Redeemer I.uthersn shooting questions at him. 3fr. Mr* Gene D>|-, Mr* I>-v)'* *on hav. nine from II nlulu. and , ' Workshop on Memlwrsbip wa. P m - Rev. Josephine Sturkle con­ Church. MrDanie-i tested 2 of tho boy FRIDAY elai*ps each and daughtrr in law, and their Norman Melnnt*. I-edr. and Mr* Church. She expre**ed s hope for held in th* morning un Ur the ducts these study scouts on their ability to build a baby, nf Oakdale, L. I rienr and have a boy !<t. and J girl to,: the direction week. Tbe public Is cordially In­ 9-12 a m. Vacation Church of Ml** Adrienne C. Richard Fowler. Lt. (Jgl and 1W7 attendanre. mend the I'reabyter-1 '"irectWR or Mill A'trienne will attend rampflre and rook over.hi* wife Dotore* live on the old family vited lo attend. School at Firat Presbyterian ----- ,....... ..... - - hriquiti ..... ...... rf . ^Mra. Jame* Rot*. Lt and Mrt. Mr. Wet>er la a chief w*,,» o{ nrt*nita. Stale 2nd Vice the open fire in aluminum foil j Vanderbilt e*t*te. which ha* been ‘*n ' ,rch WKDWKIIUAT Church. Pres. ^Thomas Kilcllne. En*. W. K Tur­ After this te»t the gul toasted turned Into an rxclu*ive resident a lnr n* ' y' ner, Ens. and Mr* Robert Ander­ Luncheon wa* «ervecl In the their marahmallow*. Mr, Caolo ta| dutrlct. Tlie old mention now son. Id. and Mra James Chaffee. Another ch ief |* John II. S>ke*. Civic Center by member* of the report* that seeing the enthusiasm houses a dairy laboratory. Mra. „ ......., : : ; ------; ' | ----Id. and Mrs. Art Blie»enrr, En* Gurit* an-l Mrs. W. J. Crouch Jr. wa* hon­ grow in there youngster* is the levy's niece, Selma and Lnul«e, , ! ^ John Miuey and guest. Loir, and |i-eth City. N. C. ano they are pre • rut w b a r a u- af s i lit ored recently with a haby *how-er. reward of all adult leaders. live in For**t Hills, Just a Jump Mrs. Jsmes Nelson. Id (Jc) and sently living In Plnerreit. Tbe Arolyn True of Sanford, Asst. DiGet well wlihei were sent to from Oakdale. In thla pleasant vTu"1 *.Mrs. Chsrlat McCsrthy. En* and The hostel* wa* Mrt. 0. F. Mur­ ...1 . > kes «-e and, ,have strict Director. Slkei urn Kpiicppsllsn* Kp Mr*. Dorothy Arlene Smith, an intermediate Girl company she vis ted. other phy and the ahower was held at rela- ' Mrs James C. Peterson, and hi* Patterson, Stale Third Vlca (Teas, a girl 10, and a boy 7 Scout, who wa* unable to come to on friends Long father. Mr. Peterson. Lcdr and the home of Mr*. C. C. Bronson, the Sprinkle party. She ha* been lives arvl of St. AugusUnr, waa guett <|>*akNew In PineIsland and in Y<-rk Mrt Robert Punch. Id 'Jgl and the honoree's mother. er. Member* and guest were ask COMPROMISE SOUGHT quite ill and will be confined for City, Shopping oO Fifth Ave fr*'t. Mrs. George Waters, En*. and WASHINGTON W — President el to aland and In'riHiticc them­ j wonderful restaurants, and * The Florida room »a* decorat 2 more weeks 4drs. Abe Fennell, Mr. and Eisenhower is seeking a civil selves and atate their elub and job. Girl* attending the party were brand new show "New Girl In Mrs. Paul Byus, Mr and Mr*. W. rd with pink and blue flowers On Diane A ihort bu*lness meeting wa* Powell, Fay Hollaway, Town” with Thelma Ritter, were lights compromise that at the the table a ahower umbrella hail If. Durand, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Day been fashioned to hold Ihe gift*, Sherry Thrashe.-, Sherry Canella, all on th* busy schedule. Airs very minimum limit* jury trials IwlJ in tha afternoon 1th Mis* «ad LL and Mr*. Robert Conn. Olreta Clarke District Director and flanked by two »tork». The Janice O'Connor, Ann Steimnyer, Levy reports that Idlewlld Field, tn Votirg right* tale,, authorita raka was decorated with pink and Nancy Miller, Paula Bro<>k*, Lin- th* tremendous airport on Drug live quarters indicated today. blue booties, and served with ice da I-eahy. Kathy Wray, Pat Har­ Island. I* becom.ng a shopping cream, and punch. Three game* wood. Lind* r'onn, Nancy Rodger*. etty, with an almost unbelievable were played to ’ he amutement of GH Stagner, Mary Stagner, Payne number of storss. 1 boy are alio (he gue*ts. Winner* were Mrs. Tetsch, Rarhara Drebert. Ilonnie building a huge lower at IdleWlfbur Crouch. Mr*. G. U Pope Caolo, Gail Douglas, Linda Rube). wild. Th* weather was coo) and Joan Dohne, and a guest, I-lnda pleaiant for Mr*, l-rvy, and her and Mrs. June Brook*. two weeks far too ih rt. Attending were Mr*. E. R. Rron- l-emberk. »on Sr., Mr*. C. C. Bronion, Mrs. J. r. l-ewis, Mr*. Wilbur Crouch. Mr*- T. H. Bronson, Mr*. (7. F. Murphy. Mr*. Grant Oiborn. Mrt. G L. Pope, Mist Sandra Crouch, Mrt June Brooks, Mrt. O. W. Resve*. Mr*. W. E. Wooten and. Mrs. W. J. Crouch ■ ■ BBeU SP 1N EW Arrivals In Local Hospital - « * . ; i Club To Be Formed For Young Mothers (peA&omd& Lutheran Church Calendar VAH-9 Gives Party For Millers Sprinkle Party Given For Girl Scouts Recently BPWC District ♦ Baby Shower Given For Mrs. Crouch Don't Let InssctsSpoilYourFunf Happy Birthday HARE WARE COSTLY T't'NTON. England - «B — Stanley Murrin's rabbits weren't 4 DRIVING INTO IIOT WATER born with silver ipoons In their PATERSON. N. J. *T — A 13- mouths but they enjoyed the near-1 year-old boy *>n probation for est trlng to It, A museum curator ateallng cars reported to the Pas­ said Tuesday, that the old spoon saic County probation officer I Murrin used te> ladle out food to Tuesday and waa re arrested hit rabbits was one of two 17th Aulharitiei said ha had driven to Canturj iliver relies worth about th* court house in a atolen auto ITb). Mra. Baxter S. Rowan Bobby Barbour New Banking Hours M on d a y - F r id a y F r id a y E v e n in g CLOSED A LL ;t 9 a .m . - 1 p .m . -v-JO p . m . - 8 p .m . D AY a t e Ua# Juat lika cleansing tiaeue Protect* you again*! moaquitoea. (Be*, gnata. chlrgera. other inaeeta Contains no messy great* or oil. Completely aaf*. Guaranteed effective, Tailed in Florida KvergUdee c Each tiaeue reuaabl* many temea.* r ONIY r 4 ^ 0 42 S t B CK J r a < k O f 10 J L Aik fo r BODY-GUARD T i i i m f i F SA TU R D A Y h a w k a d fjiw r o R P » i f r M fated PaM lacaraaei Cons— ' f r. Lt �« '■ iu > TuM«!«r. Auguat 4, 1057 HOME itUN HEROES . . . Five Million Baseball Fans In W e st W ait For Giants, Dodgers By A la n M o v e r J h s L $ ja n fjo h jd arena seating 50,000 with apace By HAL WOOD United Press Staff Correspondent for 20.000 ear*. There are big SAN FRANCISCO. «R —Sway­ Negro 250.000 and Mexican fttoing palm trees and good weather! 000 populations and they are avid Fan* yearning for major league fan* with player* Ilka Dots New­ teams! Big stadiums and plenty comb* and Roy CampanoL* as­ of parking space! And millions sured drawa. There are about 2.00.000 TV la California money floating sets In the area and when pay. around! Sounds like a baseball mag­ TV lines are set up, that msy Bear* put |n full working sessions nate's paradise doesn't UT prove a big factor In the finan­ cial sucefjs of the move. this* day* In preparation for Well, it mav be at that. But Weather-wis# Lo* Angelee pro. thetr professional football weat- before Horace Stonaham's Giants bably will offer th* best in rirv ern division championship. switch to San Francisco and Wal­ major*. Down through the years Sine# checking his squsd In ter O'Malley's Dodgers head for the Angel* of the Pacifi* coast la#t Sunday, Head Coach Paddy I,o* Angeles, we might take nil League average only two or three Driscoll got down almost Immed­ those rose colored glasses for the rain-oul* per season. San FYanclsco l* something iately to hard work. Th# Beara’ nonce. again. The stadium will Tha 3,000,000 fans In th* Lo* els* first outing will be her* in Jack­ sonville Saturday nJgtit, August Angeles area and the 3,000.000 in probably be built near th# biy Basin 17 when the Bears meet the Pitt­ th* San Francisco Bay region will tt a spot called South sburgh Sterlers In a preseason undoubtedly turn out In multi­ which Is pretty well protected gsme sponsored by Jix Charities. tudes at the outset, but there are from the wind and weather In |June, July and August. . Inc. • a few ointment fUas. Fans In Wrap* * Ther» ara beautiful siv and "Everyone wrlll b* shooting at It Is cold and foggy during us this year. That means w* will eight-lane freeways right to the h»V! fA h* on <Mir t)$! hall park frontdoors. But. for |those months and to attend a ball itart, including such prrscason example, let's take s look at Die i game, most people wear lop coats and some carry handgames as our affair in Jackson­ Los Angeles situation. warmers. Fan* alto consume ville,” Driscoll told the squad. As is well knowm. that It a enormuut quantities of beer, cof­ Among newcomers to the Bear sprawling town. The‘ population Is campat SL Joseph’s College, Ren­ big but It It spread over a lot of fee, hot dogs and peanut* to keep sselaer, Ind. are Vic Zucco, high­ territory and some of the people warm. The per capita seat cush­ ly regarded defensive halfback will haTe to travel 30 miles to see ion sal* la one for every two customers, comrarrd with * nat­ from Michigan Slate. Willie Gall- a ball game. ional average of one for five. .tod more, feet halfback from Flor­ Arena To Seat S0.M0 again It Is to help keep warm: ida A k M; Bob Kilcutlen, exThe new stadium will b* bull! One thing puislea San Fran­ Texas Aggie monster tackle; in the Chaves ravin* at the inter­ Kyle Crute, All American end section of freeways from Pasa­ cisco local baseball people. Thi* from Tennessee w h o once played dena, Hollywood, the Harbor and has Iseen an "American League In the Menlnak game In Jackson­ Santa Ana. Plant now call for an town” for years with the Giants drawing around 7,500 jn exhibition ville; Dirk Washington, a bark games against 20,000 for tha via the army from Notr* Dame, Yankees, White Sox and Indians. aruj Aubrey Rottell, tough line­ Anolher factor la th# select­ man from Delta State. ivity of California sports fans. Tickets for the Jacksonville Hundreds of thousands play golf gsme are moving steadily. Frank MUNHALL. n . SR— Squid of the year round. There |« »w -wWinchell, Jax Charities secretary, mlng, flahlng, hunting. And thire report* good seat* remaining on youthful bstehsllers from Rome, la football. And last, but not Ga., met its first lest In national a first-come, first-served basis. competition list night In th* 1937 least, horseracing. Complete Chicago camp roster Stoneham has said horse racing Prep league World Seiret wih an followrs: opener game with Wilmete, III. rut into attendance in New York. Backs: Joe Fortunsto, Rick Th# tournament got underway He ain't seen nothin' yet. Casares, Jim Haluika, Ed Rrown. with defending There la horseracing In Califor­ champions from Georg* Blanda, Dick Washing­ Waltham, Mass., meeting Charl­ nia 32 weeks a year on a major ton. Vie Zucco, Dick Fitzgerald. eston, W. V*. The Rome Wilmette scale. Hollywood Park, only a Wei Nelson, Bobby Watkins, Bud bout follows In a double event to­ 20-minute ride from what would Breed, llarland Carl, J. C. Caro­ night, sharing the program with be the Dodgers' new home, this line, Willie Gallmore, Gehrig a bout between Butler, Pa- xrxd year averaged 31,000 attends.^* Harris, Perry Jete, McNeil South Hitts, Ti. per day in June and July. From Moor#, Sian Wallace, Ray Gene there the hortea go 90 mile* The runner-up in the 1954 comSmith and Lee Schroder. pe'ition, Hagerstown, Md , was south to Del Mar wher* attend­ Linemen: Fred Hughes, Dick |not around this year. Hagerstown ance runs about 10,000 per day. Klawritter, Nelson Maihall, Larry was eliminated by Charleston in Within 13 miles of Stoneham'* Strickland, Herman Clark, Stan district play. San Francisco park will be three George, Jim Uhlir. Melvin Har­ major racing ptanu-Goldea Gate rison, BUI Bishop, M. L Brackett, fields. Bay Meadows and TanfoFred William*. BUI Wlghtkln, WHAT# IN A NAME ran. They don't run In the sum­ Bob Kilrullen, Kline Gilbert. Wil­ cincAGO sr — Wfcal’a in a mer montha but are active In lie Lee, Leland Kendall, Larry name? spring and fall. Sorenson, Doug Atkins, llarion Officials at the Chic-go Museum Football-both college and (3lHill, Gene Sehroedar, Kyle Creeie, of Science and Industry put two fetsional-wil! offer lota of com­ John Davis, Dick Dombrotkl, angel fish In a tank with X other petition on Saturdays and Sun­ Jim Dooley, Aubrey Rorrell, Ed fish. Soon only thirteen of the non- days. Meadows and Jack Hoffman. angels were left. it may boll down to this: Chicago Bears Pro Team Preparing For Early Jax Game d is A a ld SNAS' Gene W itzel W ins Sixth Naval District Championship P.1 5. I fl 1 c %• Gene Win*!, Chief Yeomin of H*avy Attack Squadron Elrvso, tut won the Sixth Naval District Open Golf Championship hold at tho Naval Air Station, Jackson­ ville. Witiris score for the 72 bole tournament was 303. Second placa honors wero split between Ucn Gennett, Aviation Stnactual Mechanic representing NAS Mem­ phis, Tenn., and Lcdr. Jim Kind­ er from NAS, Pensacola. Eni. firuca Cudd, NS, Clarksville, Ttnn. held third place with a 303. Cudd was a member of the U. S, Walker Team In 1935. Participating in the Suth N i­ val District Championship Tour­ nament were Use top Navy golf­ er* from Tennessee, North and South Carolina, Mississippi, Ala­ bama, Georgia and Florida. The winner* ai* playing this acak at NAS, Memphis In the All-Eastern Tounum»nt If Gtne YtiUei u tuccettiul in Uta All-Eastern hie next big hurdle will be the All-Navy Tournament followed by the All-Service Tournament. The winner of tha ALL-NAVY Tournament will receive a one week, aU-expensa paid, Invitation lo participate In the Sing Crosby Tournament neat January la California. Chief WITZEL, a career Navy man with over sixteen years na­ val service, was a former runnerup in tha Sixth Naval District Championship. II* his also won tha Amateur Trophy In the Florida West Coast Open and th* eity championship at Key West, and captured th* NAS, Key West Championship six limes. In 1951 h# won the Spencer Mem oriel Tournament at lha Maytalr Inn Country Club. Tha Chief and hi* wife. Anna Lae, rvsld* at ISM Ptioma Drive in Sanford. Best Greyhounds Racing At Daytona Beach Kennel Club Daytona Beach. Tie. One of th* reason* why th* boat greyhound* In Anterior era rac­ ing at the Volusia Kennel Club k because of th* extremely large ■mounts In ports money being psld. Better than $23,000 a week his been distributed among tha greyhound owners A great portion of of this amount goes back to tha community In th* purchase of food for tho greyhounds, the owner*, wives and their children, purchsa* of gasoline, clothing, ate. Although John Prevail, frank Lana and Claud* MeGca have been tho leaders in th* race for money-earned honors, Joa LaOnu s kennel has moved into fcisrth pneigon within strtking distance of th* leader*. Th* grey­ hounds owned by W. L. Kirkpat­ rick and stl shed by lha great >»<H!■# I $ Rough, Rugged Action In FHS All-Star Game Gainesville,— Those who like thetr football action rough and rugged will do well to keep their eyes on tha guard play at the Florida High School All-Star Gam* at Florida Field next Thursday night beginning at 1:13. While guards on tho North Squad, coached by Rabbit Smith of Falatka and Harry Howell of Marianna, outweigh opposing South guards 13 pounds per man, GENE WITZEL CHIEF Yeoman, VAII-II winner of lha HliU. solid licks ara expected from Naval District Open Golf Championship held at NAS, Jackvon. both side*. villa recently. (Official U. S. Navy Photo) Guards from th* South team, coached by Wheeler Leeth of Bradenton Manate* and Joe Fronts of Avon Park, weigh only an average of IM pounds per FORT TIERCE SB — Homer fours# to be known a* the Winter man, whlla th* North guards Snead, brother of veteran golfer Haven Country Club with about average 207. Coaches Leeth and Frania Sam Snead, disclosed today he Is 500 members. Adjacent to the regular IS hole must be laughing at thi* weight negotiating to b-jy the Winter however, for look layout. Snead {dans to build flva differential, Haven municipal golf course. hole*, none longer at this for talent among South Soead said, 'The deal Is almost extra p ari guards: rompUled. but there are atm a than 110 yards, to be equipped with spotlight* for night playlnr. Tom MeEachem. Bradenton few details to be Ironed out. I'm going to talk with the city offi­ Ho alto will add a driving range, Manatee, Iso pounds, All State he said. and All-American; Johnny Fellecials Tuesday to try to wrap it ill ._ it “ If all goes well,” Anead said. lone, Tampa Jefferson. 1*3 pounds, up. He said the exact price for tha "1 should lake over operation by I All-Coaches team two year*, All|City two years, Beit Blocker lAhoU course has not been set •he end of the month. I plan to Award two years, All-Conference, sell my radio and television busi­ tied, but estimated it would be "In the neighborhood of $130,000." ness here and devote my full time All-Stale 3rd loam, learn s most valuable player award; Kenneth Snead, who Is in lha electronics to managing the course.” "And,” he added. "I plan to put NotTia, Bell* Glade, 206 pounds, business hero, said ha will ha tha sola owner of the course, it# my brother. Simmy, to work In Little All Slate. All Conference plana to eonvert It to a private an exhibition it th# new eourse two yeans; Jimmy Rice, Avon Park, 17S pounds, All-Conference; as soon as ht can msk* it.” The city currently Is rebuilding Wayne Marr, Stuart Martin, Hon­ Austraillan runner. Mar Heat, Ihe front nine holes of the course, orable Mention All-Conference are also beginning to show their raising th* greens, changing the two years. true form. trees, and adding new tnp*. Coaches Howell and Smith hav* Tho nlnetynlght race meeting "When th# rebuilding Is finish­ these well-qualified stars; Fred wilt com* to a eloso September ed. we should really have a beaut­ II and plans hav* already hem iful layout here-on* that Winter (Bubba) Lawrence, Jacksonville started to make th* Labor Day Haven can really b« proud of,” Lee. 218 pounds, Alt City, All week on* long to be remembered. Snead said. Stale, All-Southern, Honorable Mention, All-American; Fred Farah, Jacksonville Jackson, 20S pounds, All-City Captain, AllStale; Sam Smith, Daytons Seabreeve, i n pounds. All-Confer- H. Snead Negotiating Golf Course Buy Rome, Go. Baseball Team In Prep Line er.co and All -SI Id-State; Houston ' Mills, Panama City, 205 pounds, All-C’onfeirr.ce; Buddy Phillips, Suwannee Live Oak, 200 pounds, All-Conference second team, Vel­ de Award, Suwannee Democrat Award. River Swimmer Gives Up Alfempl To Se! New Record MEMPHIS, Tenn. TP _ En durance swimmer Jose Cortlnas, plagtird by cramps and cold water, gave up an attempt to set a new Mississippi River swim­ ming record yesterday. He quit after swimming more than 139 mile* from Memphis southward. Word received here said the <0year • old Cuhan abandoned hit u* l A \ n- ' » Ml A sd | averaging app mile* per howr i to end th* swim. \ ^ pointing and oaaorottng healing and Insulation stoma door* and windows > • W IT H I* J t« : jd m iA Sumnwi a A tw jc e 7 • T e le v is io n • A ir C o n id tio n e r s • R e fr ig e r a to r s • W ash ers • R anges • D ryers 9 R a d io s • I li F i S ets 2 R ecord s • E le c tr ic T r a in s C L O SE - O U T ON U S E D i torWto eooSroi okVto rooms rooting SENKARIK m of Ms* aaatl right* bit kata Tha Georgia Senate# told nawsmao toatb* /f* 1*™* “ *• poetlbto toot too Upper Chamber eon rooeti a to** on th* jury trial aerffea * In a weak, flatoraaftoaalj CLASS A PAINT CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. PhoM No. PA 2-4422 ftmavtaN paints 1 P R IC E S T V & A P P L IA N C E S I I I I 1I M T 17 WINN TV C O R N E R 1 st and S A N F O R D ------------- ----------------------------------------- -- jiad j k t fI fL A P P L L V N C E S and T V #• wnTOini VftoftoodOJ* ha baa so*Mead H I t M l w w -w r* n 2 . lalf-CW onlrtg Wat office wtth m --M m A ON A L L !• Pum«-£eihrffti G O M shots* to hSTwMtJwI FAUSTS A n n iv e r s a r y YOU* HOMI 7 Befora a vlrua or flu bug get* tha third atrika on yog. Uka prompt madiastioM. Ati mvwaWnont in the M r drug* and medicines can aara yon mnny times their ooet ha feat wagoe. _ 5 th J h s u Yox» And out fori whan your step* need rap e*. Other weaknesses la a home ore oof so plain to see. For Instance - d your wiring is up-to-date, you ean use many appliances safely. Otherwise you may overlood those hidden wires. Fires stort that way. Dangerous! W hatever you need, please remember this — we moke improvement loans for many, mony pur­ pose*, at economical bank rate*. We'M plan your repayment schedule for your convenience. All yoe need k a steady income and good biti-paying reputation. Hope to see you! T V C E LE BR A TE S IT S = * » f w IN N was ready to quit. VANDAL! HATE SCHOOL! DENVER HR — Vandal* who broke Into th# Knapp elementary school Sunday may hata school* but they appear to lov# animals. Although they did considerable damage to tatfe*. chairs and bul­ letin boards, they released two turtles, a frog and three garter snake* from their ease*. A> “That1* a STRIKE?/’’ ...... at- - y - j* # 2 -2 9 9 4 -------------------------------------• > �7, •• • V PEOPLE DO MORE BUYING AND SELLING ! • CLASSIFIED INDEX • •ARTICLES FOR SALE ! 2JA—PLUMBING and ROOFING jHUAI. ESTATE TOR SALE i IS—MALE HELP W ANTED -■ ■■ ■ 11 — — —— — — — — — CAM) of TklA-NXS Beautiful high dry let on on* ef Lcvtly - ell kept frim* hem*. 3 for part tins* work. Lxr.y tcoro- PLUMBING 4 SEPTIC TANKS Ladiaa Samiexta « gydMba caia. 1 LOST A FOUND th« prettiaat laktt ia Sexir.ei* wg Muit ha between ije t ol INSTALLATION 4 REPAIRS 6R KD rm.'living ream. br#e L ied cnee, udJ tail riaicaabla. 3 FOE RENT Caun.v, Priced for qulea aiie, 2 and 19. High sc.vftM graduate. x*woy. jalouiled porch, mkioi Th. FA :M I » . _ 24 Hour Harriet 1 IIEACII III: VTA I.A IJIMMX). Convenient trim* Sro Mint have dependable iraniporod gat*);*, utility and siorase AKi IIIK 4 . II 4RRIETT Unit SS" bicycle, good condition Svmlnnl* Kralty 190J S Park lalmn and bondiblf I’h) -p VA I I WANTED In RENT mom. <>ran;c. sraprfrulf, tin f a : >:»» or f a : - j : si 121 W. Pth 3.. A «e. T-cIrphane FA 2-8JJ2. 3 .TNI nr "H U P. O. Box 894. gvrtne, en»»* tirer. City water, 4 ■ R IA L ESTATE I lilt HAI I lower. 100ft drop ««U. 6—FARMS. ACREAGE. GRUVEi Quick Sale! I ten Philfe air eordltinner Call CLARK . B4v wanted _____ _ ______ 7 REAL ESTATE WANTED to wark_la G#!f Shop 12 000 da«n. balance i r.u tti Country Club. CaD Ptiatias, H»»Ung 4 Supply Ox. f a 2 : 994. % MISCELLANEOUS 0 « n ir Triniferred at appr. t ’.h.QO moataly. •—FLOWERS. PLANTS, FA 2 >91* nr evening* f a a ii m 1 CetttMctinc 4 Repair! .1 Hedroom Deluxe TESTED—APHKOk F.D Muit ha nut nf aehool. •:«19 Orlindo n r. Th. FA M M I, SHRUBS Kitchen Equipped r.u \ k a n t i : i d a i t l i a n c e b other* a'.atlinc at 45.100, {Hiinuay 1? 4 P2 South fanford I* OFFICE. EQUIPMENT llr.iufifullv Lnndaroprd GE Wringer Wither, A.I FARMER'S AGENCY. REALTOR [ j — , \i ln(ed - t« a*l| The San. II AITOMOBILES-TR SILERS condition 939.00 Reduced To >12.500.0(1 US S. French Ave. Sanford. Fla ( /nrd Herald Monday! through Plumhear Kreiky Healing 12 BOATS * MOTORS Eaiy vriagar «Hh8r. t»|l] do Thu u a n *» Jem] in a h«r.», FA 3*S331 Al'er hour* FA 2-201I Fnd*'* 3 J® N «• C^**.*® U FARM SUPPLIES 4 MACHIN­ XL G. HODGES your *e)hui| 4100 nearly nrr, clean aa a p.n, I Ttu H*rald office and a:k for Feiv tpinner, A1 condition 59 00 ERY Sarvlro oa All Water Pampe— Ruddy Feiler after 3:S0. near Shopping Canter. School WOOIIMFRF. PARK HOMF.S Frliidalrt auto, waaher, all ror. Well! Drilled — Pumpa II PETS I IVESTOCIS SCPPMES Rut itnpi in front of home. Sanfotd Ave. at 2Tth St. rcliln, don't ml»a ihi t one 99.00 ■ PenU Rnad. Phooa FA 2AAJ7 .. (Poultry I Don't mm this If ynu w»nt a Thle It a eue»t pat| tn the frit* 2 4 .1 Redronm Home! lt>37 FHgtdalie aut«. uaahtr. mo • IS ARTICLES WAVI ED real vjly*. Dow-n piymrni n JTW. Do»n . 180.00 month. Theatre for Petty Rnalol. E»p ■ del WRA-S7, Reg J249.3 177.57 IS PLACES to EAT low- u 11000 If jtju «i)h. LxdaU Aug. IS, 1357. 1937 Frlgldtire auto, waihtr, c!u»iv# -*:th s«mL-.e!* Fully. A -oorr. houjo hnuth of Orargo If BEALTT PARLORS mode! W'T.37, the be)t. City Limit) Priced ntht by 1M1 Park A vt. FA 2.8232 Wanted meter rou*a carrier) tn | U FEMAIF BEEP WANTED R.'C 3179 95 now 237 371 — j oa-ner fsr quick til* Me* Cie. P* Pary. Herein; r*?*r n” J,, i (oar frigid!.re dryer. Model DD-I riyi'j. n a y II MALE HEM* WANTED w. If. "BIL1.“ STEiirrR retard. Ph FA f lfH day) he able to fucnt)h imall ce-h 57 Reg. *229.!'.\ nuw 139 371 ;• MALE or FEMALE Realtor A Imoror | Iv»ni1 and ha«e .leprrdaMe > Contraeunr A Repair* 1)57 Friftdiirr. 13 ru ft. rrftL 21 WORK WANTED BUY DIRECT Aiaor. Guy Mien. GrcUhrn llall. tran)pnrtatter. Phone F V 2-3754 . 1007 Sanford Ate Tb. FA 2 «5«2 gv'ncraDi. Reg. <52)35 « BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Arlclte m - f . Evcrrtl Harper Baautiiul nr»- hornet. 2 and or Write P. O. B»* No* I2>.i37 22A M0.V5Y Ia LOAN Ph0S» TA 2-091 112 N. Park bedreant). 9 cu ft IH raingara'dir, ----PLUMBING 33 SPECLiL FER'ICES 5735.00 lo 5395.00 deta-n 2ft—MALE nr »EMALE very sic e 4900 Cherry Reti Pitito A r*«'v — ■ Costrict lad Repair Work 2JA ROOFTNG 4 PLUMBING Small uienthly piyutan'i M*nna 17 cu ft Frigiditr* refrlc*:at"r, Make 120. daily. Lumlnoua N ame. | Free FittmatM Dial FA 2-9929—Notary Jarvii, Phone FA 2.1 i l PIANO SRRY1CES all porcelain >•‘ '• rlatei. Free lamplea. Reeve) R. I* RARYRT 13 ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTORS III# w. 1J St. Rear-Barbar Sk«p| “ mr" 7 cu. ft. Norga refrigcralor, C. A. WTIIDDON, Hr. Co. Attleboro, Man. , 54 Sanford Ave. Phene FA 2 i.MJ ( very nilc 0 00 2« INSURANCE Retiilerad i 7 cu. ft Frigidaira refrigerator. 2T NOnCES-PERSON ALS 21—WORE WANTED Real Eatat* BreVtr CERAMIC TILE A.J co-iditmn 7|0fl S)L J l X u 2> ARTICLES far SALE 202 R Park Ave. FA 2-1901 Ubr eifting (Day or Night) Ph I P U L F. MULLER 4 SON M erc Chef 10" taa range, »mir* | . 2P rURNTTURE 4 HOUSEHOLD out hroller, like new 79fto| Huhy Fpeara FA 2-lSSJ A. B PETERRON FA 33474. home on I acre. 2 milta 1937 Frigidaira Super 30" electric Rroker Aiioclatea: A. B. Feter. Nice fiom r«rnter toen Lloic to' * I'luml'lng 4 Heating, Free Ltd1—rOK HEM rang, with letitiicrv. ' eon J r . P. J. Cheaterlon, Gar- j Wen III. | tixinti, 7 bed- La w n s MOWED— Rea»oninle matci, All »nck cuarioteed for Save fnftOO Noa- 177.37 mom), bath. kitth»r. dining pnrai Power mower. FA 2-4073 MELAKA APARTMENTS: 'c e r r W£ 1*t> noud^erW‘ Uad one j<»r. Bill LaBrrr. Long. 1 ton Welbllt air conditioner 193.75 private batha. 114 W. Fm t St. | ^ C' Daaia'r . Laad L Itvuig room. oo~i flowing j ------------ , ■■___ ■ «o»d. Phor.e W. P. 24.2943. ' 4 ton dclux air condlti.vp.c-. utter, 2 cirpo:*» Aikiftf J*NV)1Houirerrk mnted. FA .-0*40 rcg. JiiiabS 22193 US N. Park Av*. Phone FA 2 4^3 Thu i) a fueM pan to the P;tt EFFICIENCY apartmanu aultF.aty Terma °n!-r ^onoo'rturiHr! Co,Pr*<1 «» “ kc Theatre f< > r Mu. Gladya df able for couple or itngla peraen. lLAUDF. If. WOLFE r t s B PP® (>«n. "f rhildren 314 Locuit ) - Tran)ferred mull move. Hatty. Eap. data Aug. 13, 1937. Private hath 4 ehower. Ideally APPLIANCES »r rh PA 2.0SJ4 after 1.00 j III' * I K jIS 6PPARTl' M TI IS located aeroia from Pc*'. Office. 308 Eaat Flrat St. FA 2-2772 WE HAVE A HOME r rn. — — i it— t’ l k.s6 hh.KVK E Inqutrw Jacobaow Pep'- Store. SLUMBCRL.NND COURT plana FOR YOU BUo baby bed. full trra Excellent SmaU 2 BR hem« on 27th St to uftand t>a-r metal at Park 1 Pigno Tunlnp A RepalrinE condition. 123.80. FA_2.I835. Modem *11 «lee. Utchenette Apia. Near Pin*cre»t pi-hool. FA 2-2914 2013 Palmetto French Avtnus, leaving a FA 2-8207 8UM3IER RATES DAVID W 43 NT. MATHER 21" Admiral TN’ Cnnaole, Blonde HOMES- 3 and 4 bedroom) 3 bedroom C R home on 2 loti. valuable trtangle tot. luilable Call Clark*! Court. FA 2-S40S. Cabinet With Door), 1123. 1 4 3 batha. Walking diitanre from to^m. for reatauranl, alore, or what PIANO TUNING 4 RRPAIRINO Ph. FA 2-2391._____________ S1.000 doiait. Approx 990 mo. have you. Will tell, lean or W. L HARMON 'rffieiancy Apt. Air-condition 4 Complain and ready for immadiFA 2-3124_________________ build tn auit teasant on Ihia Ph. FA I-1T7 After 3:00 p. m. Chroma dm*tta act, aupar Omega TV optional. HlviF 17-93 So. ata occupancy. enlarger 2824 S Llm ideal bua4Biia )1U. Spieiou* 3 bedroom 2 bath Citr Ualta. Sum barland Court. Ji—kl.ra'Tfk/41a I. “ wF.«UIt*i^}41 home in quirt Loch Arbor. Wardrobe trunk and Glider,loom apL 111 Elm. FA 2-OS7I. Florida room. Corner lot over­ 21—Sl'Kt I a I, n * k n r a ---------rxrellrnt condition. RargalnLocation! Air Conditioning looking golf enurae. Immediate rhone FA 2-»C989. South Pmecreit — San/nrd Llrctrual Contracting and Tum i Ibed apartment. Ph. FA evatle bllltv. Whlipanng Oaka — TituaviUa Kfr*'rs; Economical Houie 0«ntr. Ph V > • i : i ---------. |Right 2-S72L __________________ In Your Home—Sanltlred !ght . ^ 1 1 RNTTUHi: and Wiring and Kapalrt Modem Machine Method HOUSEHOLD GOODS IANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANT %oaa Court Apartment!- 3 room j FHA in itnlea and FHA finaae- 7—REAL ESTATE WANTED Ph. FA 2 4898 fumlahed apartment Call FA tng available. 112 Magnolia Dial FA S-0913 FI RMTURI. OF CHARACTER T^^?w I!7^uy^2, bedroom home, l 2 0738. Built lly large living room. No Broket. | Deanne School of Dance I K'GIDAIRE appliances, salt Wr can qualify )»u for one «f Four room fumlahed apt. »tth Tap, Rail*!. Acrobatic Mailer Craftsmen In Ph. FA 2-271W and service. G 11. Higd. Ovirdu iheK homea in 30 minute*. You Slvle and Conitniction bath, Ph. FA J-0471,_________ I In my new atudio 2803 Hiawatha. Fla. Phono FO 6 5-7*5 or San* can start enjoying the homa 9— riowera. flaaim ^traSa The lama aa Thoa ford FA 3 3888 after C p while we process tne paper*. Vnfumlahad 2 bedroom art. Ntar Prited Since ’ I k\TS SHRURB — TREFS u* build : our dock), bulkheads shopping renter 4 Pineereit Colonial Days Mon' In and^be p “ aa.ntlyB*ur-, •»< « • ’,r«n ,5 ., ‘ l r . ? S nl Cro* ’ A DL lLnlN0 ^ > A ' R,! In 19 School. No pels pirate pnaed at our re»*onable price* I al ruction Cu. .A ..4330. Finished For Developed by quire 2817 S. Film. Horida Climate In ■I piai AIR CONDITIONING FI.OOR sanding and flnlahing Your Choice of Wood* GRAl'EVII.LE NURSERY 8 room fumiahevl house, mca Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving H. II. POPE CO. GrapevlUa Ave. FA 2 08d« I targe yard. Adults only. W, lit Seminole County iln:a 1928. SCO s. Park FA 2 -4234 Ft. at Monror Corner. A. J. 14— AFPlCK KQU1PMENT K. M- Gleason. Lak* Mary Petr non, Ph. PA 2.2739. Cor. Iloy. 17 92 4 27th SL ENA'ELOPES. Letterhcadj. stalePhone FA 2-1501 HAYNES Office Michlne Co. mrnta, invotcea, hand bill), and ' 3 bedroom unfurnished home, UKAILKY ODHAM. Prca. program), e t c . P r o g m ii't 18'h 4 T>pawrlten. adding machines. kllrhan equipped. So. Pine reil. m e; v a i .u k ; Salrs-Rcntali, 314 Mag, I'h. Printing Co. Phooa FA 2-2U3I— Maple Fenced yard. 1105 mo. Flrit e: Q U ICK (JK E D Il FA 2-9462. last montha rent and lea*a re­ 403 West 131h SL quired. TK. FA 2-1332 lor ap• F.ASY TERMS T ^ a T R i MAhI t Et-—TR a ILkUit ■jdm t, a gueit paaa la the Real EaUU — Insurant pointmenL \\ILftON'MAlER WOOD PANELING, knotty Pute. " " " Moviatand Ride In Theatre Commercial Investment*—Rentals Nt* and Uaad Farnelarr Cypress aa low at 14c iq. ft. Need a good uitd car? room*, hath, screened porchei, Ellen Cartar. Exp. dale Aug. Property Management 8823 >11 E. First St.. Ph. FA garage, fruit Ireca. Adulta only. 15. 1987. For Painting call Mr. Taaktr, i ’h. No pet). Inquire 22H i’alnirlto 'lid fuiniture. appliance) tool*. FA 28189 anytime. YOUR PONTIAC SALESMAN WRLL DRILUNQ ry'a Mart. ate. Ileught-iold."Carry's FOR A NEW PONTIAC OR Fumijhed 2 room apartment. All FurbanAa-Morae pumpa. Ted Hurnrtt 21 East Pint 81 . Pn FA 2-4132 private with pnvato bath. Ph. GOOD USED CAR. Rapniri to all raakaa. PR O FE SSIO N AL SERVICE fnr PAINTING FA 2-4007.___ ___ _________ Ph. FA 2-0231 or after 8 p. TB.' HOWARD C LONG S. D. High!**man — Associate 2(01 Gran* tew Phone FA 2-29ia FA 2*2813. 01 Writ lit » . J O T E. Commercial Ava. Fumi»he.| 2 bedroom apartment DICK !\ERS — Aieoflate Phone FA 2 3437 Thick Rati* 1000 aq. ft. Th. FA 1-5441 It will pay YOU to ice ua before available the 13th. Phone FA 204 8. Tark At*. 000.00 you buy. Open Evenings andi THR|3Ti.t serking acrount, cn.n 2.2800. Tilt, dn I 10x12 rooml :o3-09 East Karat FA 2 09)3 Sundayi. nnlw • 9 for dft rkn/L e m 3 rin* • • only 12. fnr 20 check) at Flo* for as little a* 914 49. Fa it tide Trailer Sales Fint floor apartment. Nua «ool Laura B. Oiler, Realtor I nda StaU Bank. Shermaa Concrete Pipe Co, ECHOLS Palalha, Fla. A ahedr. Private front and back Haiti M. Field. AaaocUta Out Wait 13th SL 37th Anniversary entrance. For a raflned couple. !6ftl So. Orlando H «y FA 2 M47 WOOLSEY ; 1300 Weit 3rd St. Sanford. Sofa Be t Rraiita— ' DON'S COVER SHOP Fer The Itrst In Painting Marina FinUhon 2 pillow* Burns | Automobile Interior Decorator KENNETH E- SLACK 2 bedroom home. FA 2-0378. Call Berryhlll I’ainttng Cuntrnct. Platform Rocker K«r Your Mont Fading) Seat Cover* — Truck Peal* KEG. REAL ESTATE UKUK Ell or. No Job To Lari* or Small Hanoek Scuffing! S«nkarik Glhs* and Faint Co. Phopa f A » Ottt At Willi* Pontiao—801 W. I at. 2 BR duplex apartment. KiQhea 1009 E- 2nd Statniag lieaaiad—Bonded—Union 112*114 W- 2nd St* Ph FA 2-4422 equipped. ruea 4 c>an. garage, Regularly 9no oo '60 Dodga 4 doer Cuitom Royal, Call FA 2*2287 Adulta p referred. 14ft* Park NOW >159.00 Robert A. Williams all extras. 2824 8. ElmInterior Decorator, reitdental A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ave. r \ 2-3703._____________ , Commercial. Alterations and j?_.NQTIf RN—rr'K.«iiN w„s REALTOR '81 Henry J. Good running con­ 119 French Avej Cor 2nd St. | cuilom made draparle*. ftai ECUOLS REDDING CD Raymond LundquUt, dition. 4 cyl with overdrive. 3 room* partly fumlahed. Can | eatimataa. Call FA 2-182 5 alter' ROLLAWAY, Itnapaal and Haby (*r. 2nd A Magnolia FA- 2*4321 er pra., a » » o c «a t b 28-30 Milo per gallon. Days 6 90 p. m. be med for buiineii Beda Day. Week or Month— •'Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. J Ph !Pbor.n FA 2-3981 Atlantia Bank Ph TA 2-0441 or ia* at 2404 m fc-s-ir.: parking ipace Tel FA 3 3181. ruraitura Center Fr»a Dal.varr Cedar. ** FA 2-8981. PL'MPB — RFRINKLER lit Meat F>ra4 St. 3* IT IS REAL ESTATE lr —Ro a t s and Mo to r s aik Crumley 4 Mor,tilth 1 uwm apt. Conking faciltttai, AH typa# and slats, uulaUe4 ; t — ARTICLES 1 OR SALE at 117 South Park Ph. PA 2-4491 light furn. 313 Palmetto Ave. "Do It Yauraalf” Yotr Rvlnrxae Dealer ( Work Clolh»s, cantten, Cot*. WE RET AIR AND SERVICE Consult A REALTOR First ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 3 bedroom furn. houie, 112 W.« Camp Goods. Paint Army.| S T I N E 4th Ft. Apply 113 .'tacsolU CULLEN AND HARKEY 104 E. lit. Pooea FA 2-5441 Navy Surplus. 310 Benford Avt. Muhina and fa»pl? Co. Ave Phoaa FA 2J813 or 110 S'. Park Ava. Ph. FA 2 2391 JOHNSON MOTORS ROT W. 2nd 8L Ph- FA :-0452 GARRETTS SEWING CENTER FA 2-842T. SEMINOLE SPOBTINO GOOD4 White— Nacchl—EUa 2484 Sanford Ave. Ph. TA 31892 3 room apt. Prlvata bath and R*pa ra on all maka Machines. Serving tka Servlet garage. Apply 80S Elm Avenue323 East First Bt. FA 2-3241 ia—t't.Ai Ln t o E a T Air Conditioning and Healing Sanford Avt. at Roialu C. HSTAFFORD DU-! jrrvshad 2 *^d:oom house, | Norga Appliancea-ZeniL'i TV 9 A M. to 9 P M. urb Sen tea. 11 a. m to 2 a. a . 218 Oak Avaaua 4 ntilaa out. fh. FA 24710. r A k*47ii |Millar Radio 4 Apnllaneas FA 2 1586 Busy Bae Drive In 118 8. Park Ave. FA 2 035k French Ava. at 20th St. 2 bedroom unfurn. house t» rati* Thia ts a guaat pus t« the LaY'em* School #f Dancing from Geneva, llwv. 424 • Movieland Ride In Theatre Tap Aerobatic . Ballet —Factory to you— Oviedo Geneva Rd. Prefer for Ann Miller. Exp data Aug. I H E A L Tl PAS4LORA Enroll now for fill terms, start­ Aluminum rmiptc with children and pell 18. 1987. ing September 3rd. Cliaaes for Yenetfan ftlindv Modern Air-Conditioned Salon Thomas Residence 833 monthbeglnr.an ar.d advanced sNu E nc>iol head. Sag-proof bottom HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN d*8U. rail w-lth plaFic end*. Plaatlc j —nt.vuH a a m n •144 Freach A»e. ICS S. Oak ArtFA 2 8742 1414 E. 29th 51 Phesa FA 2 8425. or ra;en Upas C c:»n or r.):;s J. W . H A L L . RE ALTO R rorda. Summer Permanent Special Hl.'TCHIN'SON'B Ocean Front Liquid embroidery eeti, copper Sfnkarik files* anti Paint Co. Rar L. Kennedy, Ataoclala 13. 4 Id 50 Apt*. Daytona Beach. Call FA enameling outfit*, illk icraan 112114 A'. 2nd Si Ph. FA 2-4822 Johnny Walker, Asaoclela Hartl Porter Beauty Shop * 2-4058 R. U. Hutchison. lata. Decorate It ynuraelf. •'Call HaU" Phona FA 2-5441 1104 W. 28th 81. FA 2-132! ROLLINS HOBBY SHOr 74a buy aid I all used f-rmture< - r ^ a L' g STATT POH * n r 3 BR^2 Balh Homes Faying top cash rncta for any 2417 S French FA 2.19U CLASS BEAUTY' SALON thing nf value SUPER TRAD Mil# Thlt 1 Rolroom I * tw * owd home* ready tor lm. Alr-Condltionad n*)Hv mediate occupaer). Icrraiau INC POST on 17 93 Ph. Clcarmoni Ave, l.aka Mary H v n iT li a y foore. bulll-ln eto.r A. u.rn 2 0477. YU U K » with naural cahlarlv. G. I. and 1ADS i b -ID , , _________, _______ _______ , FA 2.1212 By selecting your own color Conventional loan). 2 with ____ ___________— schema now.. Other featums- «hid« (rets A like yrMligfi l»-FEM ALE HELP Wa .NTKD Tta*I5n*7T)wp?ay™ 12.80 per call plus parts. 9 .-ears >11.198. to 814.389. And good •lectrlc kltchin. “ tarrsuo ............................... flesrs, oxpenenea tn TV Serrtea on all Waitress end turb) git irl over 21- max** and m»da!i. On* year oversiaed lot* and choice resi­ termaApply Pig ’n Whtstl*. dential location. rulcanUo on *11 pacta. W* alio I A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. Larga 3 bedroom older home with llcitaurant worker, soma eapar•ervica auto and home radne.| , I’ h. FA 3-3103 I »tiade 4 country. 57.V09. with icnce, neat, ages between JO- Pl'fur* tubea repaired tn your r ........................................ ...............l >1.000. down. hem*. 19 95. guaranteed. 1 }<«r. 53 Room- Boerd. and Si.sty. 3 Bedroom home, 2 fully tilad u UTIUL Restaurant, north «.f Phone FA 2'3044. 9 a na. lo 5 r m. KOSA L. PAYTON batha. Double carport* and Including Daharr 4 Lake Mary Monroe Br-^dra, H i»a/ 17A92. storage apace. CompleK'ly land- Ragiturad Real EaUU Broker BARNES TV SERVICE No phone calT*. Aasoc. Alberta J. Hall A tcaped 314,950 Cfl. ilo Shannon i d Eart Commercial Drive. FA 2 3174. William E. Ilerschrl Permanent resident. Immediate GATI4N BROTHERS Ph. FA 2-1301—1/-D3 at Hanalha opening for Secretary—Clark. FOR BALE BY OWNER 8 day week, pleesint working Cmtraetore, Draglines: Geneva Two bedroom CB home with Flcr. eondittoai Wr.te Box 2 e o m i . n . FA S-JT70 Sanford. Stenstrom Realty •Ida room. A g o d bur- N«ad to Sanford Htrsld. H. E. RTENBTROM tea to appreciate. 2384 S. Pal* A A A Tree Seme* m«tto, Pprna FA 2-4342. afier Reglatared Broker Relief Cashier. Apply Rita Trees Removed, Drmossed Theatre. 2427 Laurel — Phone FA 2 2430 0:00, FA W T l t Ph. FA 2-0421 A—RIAL u n i t : I OK Tuesday, August 6, 1957 ball The Sanford Herald— Pag* 7 DAILY CROSSWORD A cn o s* I.Maa'e nam* 5 Rcaaion 9 Frighten 10. Covered with vine* 13. Embank, mint 13. Coronal 14. Exrlama. tirn ef ear row 15. Cry out titang) 11 Lobetcr vcaarl 17 Sloths 19. Soutncut tebbr i 19 Tasks 21 Branch ef learning 2.1 Not tn 24. Epoch 23 Jargon 27 Bottle S3 Farm animal 31. Chest .72. Court 33 Emperor ef Japan 38 Giv* over 3T. Antclcpe (Afr l 31 P#*n<it covering 39 Smudge 1M M t 40 Yellow* fever mnaqulto 41. Withered (var) 41. Haadtand DOWN 1 Large cat 2 A washing 3 God Of war 21. Con 4. Profaiatonal chatgc 3. Y'ugo. ilav.an premier Ipel* ) 0, Wicked 7. Coin •Irani 8 Sheerest tebi 1 9. Strikes 11. Venture* 13 Pronoun 17. hismeae c<vtn Ivar. I 20 The held (slang) alel* la. lion 22. Hay. fever tr.due* ing plant* 24. Wapiti 23. Fo-vla* Tcilacdsr'a A*)-** cresta 34. Leg Accepted Joint maxima 33. Culturt JT. Dark medium 51 A lot 30.'Wclght icolloq i (Strati* :? Chrut. Srttlemis menta) sonn 39 River (Poll 31 Worship v / 1 A • • v / & •0 | •i % if . % i«> 4 lie' it f/ / (Y 20* ii V/A % 1/ 14 .. u iL ii Js % iL J4 TT" % % j* ij )/ % aS Va TT- - 1 41 % .yofto caih. R); Upholstery Cleaning ODHAM & TUDOR. Inc. RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR See Ray Herron $SAVE$ Mather of Sanford MU. CAIOl 91Y hugs her :i-monlh-old run, Scott, after ha was rricued from a rewly-dug cesspool In Tempi# City, Calif. The youngiter had tumbled 21 fret to the bo'.tcm ci the holr. A fireman carried Scott from the excavation on a ladder after rescue worker! were unable to ralx* him frum the hole In a batket. ffolcrnatlonal) OZIER REALTY CO. BROWN REALTY" Chrysler Airtemp TV Service ClARINCI O. MOIX, chairman of th* Tc lccal Marltimo Dosed, examine* • drawing of an atomlc-powarcd merchant ihip vahUh w*j unveiled at the opening of ■ lymposlum In Wohtngton m r.udear-powerod ships. The purpcaa of the gathering it to present tha currant itetua la development ef nuclear pc ver for merchant ship propulsion and to report on tne progre?) in t id in g the world's fint atomic-powered ocein liner. (fnfrmatlonal gouiophotoj " " m ^TM un ............................ MOVE IN FOR O N LY $750.00 Down Woodmere Perk Homes Sanford Ave. and 27th S t 3 MODEL HOMES READY FOR INSPECTION $80.00 Monthly Payments, Pays AH. 2 or 3 Bedroom Homes CaH r A 2-4902 o r P A f-5 3 6 1 'W �t - #------- -- -. . . .V--'. • - .' * , Researchers Seek RockingChair Substitute Br ED H EIM | m m <d ft# (U M bwfVfcg* •« rber* and prcfearionwl —-a U faded Pro** Staff t a r r n M M !U taa p *t |loco retirement b K a M titer IOWA CTTT, low*. ft low *, Tb* outward trapping* •-*:*• roe "taper U r « u k lighter! rwmrrehrr* bar* boo* b u r , th* ynotkftd Mom* :?-to d * » " tr n W in M i sad p ro-. prircirvs. Morrii n i t f»r • way to rafofttat# ft* food) •*J"ok ' * " * * r . tea far use rwkicg chair. | Mar™ U l1 "HbwTveT. «*» act e**y ter lie They've |U tanking against f* V " ? f , V r Y , £ * ? * £ .* t ? « l ^ * 7 T jrirr* wi» " • * •K. rLkmn. I f . oriTtWat .few* “ * to get rid •ad aet td tb# fab at iS and h i t ! k ^ to I K i r * " *o they M b * m pro- r.o te a j *toc t* fall back ea ." hr I thsnfc order fo ik j w oud b* h*p1|tr|rM , ..^ pirr V * w r * * r ir ' flt* r <rf ft o n Mid. " W« f^ac to th# idrw ef ^to rr*r* working *■*•»* of ^ d ^ -, ^ * $tii youth ta thr (jut of i:o 6 » n ,T to r . . — Hr w»» . te » rb *f ta M faW fr* Th* problem ha* ipeeiai *1«- .k m hr w*i told It* wtnld lu rt I which ib o * eider worker* hare . - *i , wUtesom to tow. t«c*uM t*« <JO MorrH vjxJ .*H« Ir«* ab««hUruta asrt Jv-ClltSU, bw u . i I Itoto ha* a higher prapatfaa of know what to d* with "A * to# s o s t iy 'i y ep d itlsa :•» ‘ » ; u over than any ocfcrr httstolf too f.*K year of hi* industry » 3 1 br St*to. ttm rrat tort h* w*t u > r f when r e s j i n t o , Th# satloa ha* <.'00 perooas torrr was a shorayr of teachers furred la rrralit* rta ideal* sat ' o*«r 100. aerordirg to the U. S The *rfa»d board offered him wilt probably cox* to tor poiat » her* it w-JI retire prop(r o*iy Oflju* B s i u s , and 424 or about teotorr chase* to trarh." when they raa't Lssy up prodsef t p s Aaothrr Crwtrsrt i 1# p*r writ o f t.ke*n !r»« la low*. Ihr r*o*ar-brr» haro *e*« trying •T'-al waa 10 ys*r* ayo. a s! tio a " M em i and. I to eiplpato tot* phenomenon. hr JjK rrraetly Mrtod *n«:h«r “ IsA n try faat ha* to r » t l i » I 3*4 nr hrCk aw Ur. year* c\r.tract to teach autbr that m b * people are old at M oh .:;* oO-.tn are alert asd filly Thw orw MuOy fa **wler the watic*,” Mcrru arid. t*a- Capa Sir at IS," he arid lt‘a rrlatisrly eaiw r •Jpera*sn« at tor Urtitcrtity of t g a r d • low* * Inatitstp of G rror'a jy SIGNS CONFESSION- Itowsld Wrrflrr (U W . wfat H I m f u M a ku O fO r ewafrsito* to (to ■ ■ r l.r wf • vrmaa i* • O r t r f i K .vhwrb *• tor mcM W Jaly I. uto h*t a prepwr artlittf. Ml •ifwrd too adentsism *1 (ta h r flr r prrtowgrd *•*■• Fy attoraey* Frrd G s r a m r Dr. Woo-trww W. Mrrria. who a lift w Tu U m C-rrrifr• who » * f * aetarg to hrh*!( « f Ik u- rbrwt. Dr. -t o p i u H . row brads tor rnatKut*. drtrr* a •rotewc* (or tka marthr *f kt* w-.!« o* to* >aac a (ht «t the * J « ptoc* ander MaUar -*— 'smdrt A " Ford and work* ta BID EMrLOVMENT . “ P E t r ir * Pl.tVE FOB SALK DALLAS. T n . <P — A mat BLACKPOOL. Frctav! V -----Tjihcd tads a S n irn r p o e tr y Tt.* plan* la which ,'urx.er Br.Uah i .t v c r s T t **r* Thursday night and *ik *l Pr.mr Minister Vetilfa ChamberAdwi**la** jn a frr W. C. Wat's foe a )0O. lass brought back ‘ pracw wills ' Frarl G»* (Sanford) hen Watto loll hia hr kad sc I honour" from Munich ia 1 W Ii ------------- l y B IN N IT T C I R F --------------DrWitl Frank CTrK. (Lrbr - j- r s , ft# man drew a pfetol vp fne vale ter M 400. Ram :h ton) MOTORIST war hauled hito court tor drltrbtf wrack tr.to store aaft of Thw Lascajktr# Aircraft Carp , d robbed th* Era Markowtx <Gr**wa) a petic* tar at three .n the rrvumtry *T couldn't I’rrp " hr D.tcharyrs x.ur* than fl.006 aad fe d ia * r*r o f the B year-old D* H av-, •xplainrd to tor ;u d f% 'and 1 thouyht a abort drive K i(h l atatioa wayosu Grorpr Dot sett ( Loofwoodj pettir my rwrre* “ _______________________ | iiasJ biplan*. ha* decided to tell . A.*a Kryoo’-d* (Sanford) "So wbw made y o * run thw craft uaed until recently to B O TU . POWEB fHNPLAT U r.:i gotrrt* <Sanford I Into oar car *" demanded CLYDESIDE, England 7 ___ '-»k* rvcatlorrn 00 pleaaure tr-.ps Clamm* Graatoam (Sasfordl thw podya. "My remedy Brita'fl v Prince** AVia.* d n around BIackp»I Tower. Cham- j WUUaa Cook Jr. iLakr Mary) prosred too r flr tlv t ,” ea« v smashed a hotllw of eha-npayne hwrlata uswi thr plan* to fly tr Boneir H tllta sy (Sanfs-rd) p!j.r>H the ttotcra l " I !<3 ayi.nM the bow of th* new R-yal Mrs Mar an Omski, and Baby Munich in '.KM for talk* with Kit* Aiierp M tka whetlf* N g J f ^ Navy frigate Jaguar—and the *S)p Boy, (Saeford) • a • ▼ BIKTIM •fayed put. WM1* eTObarraised o f­ ier. tn a last Vur attempt t* Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Pilar. ficial* »n rri*d about th* prince** preserv# European prac*. "Ws're hadnf a fad cf — row to the occasion and gav* the Boy. trnublr at the plant," a i c i t w— CANINE DELINQUENCY ship a mighty above It slid down told hi! rantfarunf partA tb lW 1 DETROIT ft - Carinw delto ft* glipway. m*r over to* lts| -d :jta»c* f(\ AdmivsjoaM qu»>cy had aathorities worr-*d for phro*. "W» may have to Vary Ana Cooper (Orlando) THIEVES HEADED OFF a while Sunday, trnreka to* T a ft-H a n k y vt\EdCh A Bl'trh (CainrtsriLr. Ga.)| CHICAGO ft — Two young fi ll!" e ■■■ ■* .» * * * >— ■ A pack of 11 dog*, part « f an Forrocr Smith (Sanford) men who failed to get their head* act at th* Detro-t police field day "Okay* art* the reply. frssst Pari* (Sanford) together today fare! charge* of in B rg ra Stadium, broke out of I t thrra’i no ether way cart, yo* bettor par thw dan* fa*!* AUGUST I robbing a suburban f.nance com- their cagee. terronaed a «D-po-jnd Afalsslaas piny at tXO. Working 00 1 ilia I bear ard bit two policemen. They A faetjBua tu r*»l dowa a fr»* ssliakytoad-rode rwcar.tly? Thw Dcr-ir Karneyton (Sanford) du r. that one of the gunmen had ! T o d i y i ’ ln Y £ " £ g ~ p ^ d j a n ; »*-•« !«*•*! rs ta t loch ptoc# ess to* L-_rd te* at to* Wt* Wk:pfHarbarrr* p*r.ds* C r-l C IA wh*rr Jo ck * u a roup I* of pr*cty*r * , and wer* ordered so take a rabies Mary Saus-^ra (Sanford) quickly apotud Douglas Ffatcher. 11)(, rwwiy*. I T **« dTAk wha* Tm dnney.* Vs «x;toi£«d *at^r tut Caro'ya Miller (TttaaTllI*) firmly. M. Fletcher’* rompaiuoe, pclic* , Robert Moyr said, is ■ barber. APPROVES COWBOY MUSEUM Edith Bhtch 'Iflnravsuw. Gi 1 BY — PRODUCT BARRED Andora Coli n* y ftU W WON ft — Th# fca* b*r* Mr*. Mar* Hilt and brby !/>y MILWAUKEE ft — Taverv House has given final coogre*a pcrri-ril hrsoBocowner* here b*v« been told to ret iienal recognition to a p!*-.-ed ( I P lct*ph«4a> Grace Smith rid o f tfceir ttorka of electrical rational cowboy hill of fame and Daona A'kln* and baby girl appliance*, coveralls. costume mu*cum at Oklahoma City. The AUGUST 4 j jewelry, and similar itrma. Depu- House approved a Senate—passed ; k<t■ i sail« 1 ** mimiM « NNOtSCH t t j ty Policw Inapeclor P.adolph MU- revolution eipreasteg C on rreu ' C « r r r B Cl.aU.'. (D«Bary) (Coalbusd Press * i ; t Oaa) AWARDINO of medicai honor*! Certalr.ly th* fact that tor fflaer ta*d the tavernter peri were formal recognition of the h i ! ai Odessa Rr-id*rwo CoainlMior.ar Dodd atated "I'd to two Dak* Pnlreraity Medical ;*aar dowa exist 1* no reawoe far competing with department stores. |• memorial to persons who made Bob«rt Lord Bl< U *ir# her a year.’* School pediatrician* haa brought1j c t normal child not to receive Their bus -.esa to brwre. he re- ‘‘outataading eoetributjona ’ to Mary Jo Inyhraa Howorrr, Odhaos seated *T>« attention to a Uttie-known dan-[im ailpox vaectnattons. The** mlndad them. I opering and develooiag th* West. * fhlistirw Mandi* r*r which smallpox vacelnatioca vaccination* arr highly tmporlaw says ICO-, o f r t l * n o w h i!»s E. Mom* petuent to certain lew children tank It to because of them that Md r » and adult* jataailpox no longer prevent* any Hilda Bar* All toe tt y^otla— »# hare ars Dra. Benjamin A Johnaon and rreat danger in th* Unl'ed Bute* ft*winy painr, eomAtatwi Bra:l. l/^t A n fuodryear i Fens Part) f l - u n c D m rrerntiy were hso round Light Caaww Miami Kelly » f Odtiam. or*d by ttr North Carolina Madi­ In their rtudy. th* Dot* pedlaDt*rfc*ry*a as! Society tor a report they trtriana found right rues of •<U ls M Thomat ((wise V »m *| n ttr s ttH t o t h e r v n made on eraser.a vaccinatum 1cm* vaccinatum among 1JJ0 Mary Ana Cooper (Orlando) MTT.WAfKEK to — A frfend Thla. dUraar . ** * North Carolina ehlldrra with « Joha B. Krarr.ay I* D**d m not always a friend m *Ptr%4 Jof * tcTyo r, thr daraae —tCA who an ltrw tn l Vraur.mt a te rw y a deed. Charles Schwartl. S , told that pcodocra ajsorr m ordinary , t Hoapltal. A lalooUi* police hr itnlr a radio. wriKamal.poa vacc«tB m a. j ^ ra ftM that on# cut of O tsill H i l i r i fO fipft <~Vf| wa'ch, aporta »kirt ard ***** dri­ Ccriofjtoua DUroaw rvrry 1S4 rcarmatoua children Tj »14 lr*> ^ ll ri fro at tow bom* of a "fhend** A vaccinated per*oe with tear- devt/>ped thr diaeaar. at iraat to n *t« I.ifIm C A flf'i (IdieiHbH) n a e ro esutract thr diacaar trom Ihla particular Kody. On# eaar JUttf C n r m (Oti#4o) h u own vaccination. Alao a prr-,raa fatal. All of U>r case# orCnlW*! I‘Alt# K n with ecsrma or other akto ttirrtd In children andae the ay* Cltl«rlr« Oimrr » * (ftanforf) diaeaae can yvt It atmply by eom-'o* »t*i t rest- tniH T o r tw»: Ctt'l Vnttala (Biflf0r4) cos \ rr jr o o r st-tfi. Ir.y ta contact with romwoo# who 1 Howeror. thla d m nef swan !>*-f Oiaero! t*«•f*r0> * o i *• i /trsTV. n o n i u s , m en U y h u be*o vaccinated. Iih*» the dlaraa# la llmiUd to ehllf t rts..* sr r , Dra Johnaon and Dre* Bat Krn- AduiU with ttin diaear* I* h i i n n t i : .r No diHjbe alrtwl is* Mnslcl i f n n H F<Wtl ran are (he kr threw mice for presenting eraeata "*0 eocitract It. loo. tMTHOM) IiM 'liU I VrfWiTJTJs I HIMTIM raccir.atum: . ootarioa and A*twia peweil* of the Wiw prise three Atwi shm 1 he Imlrd tav tfawr if hv-F r*Af • l«t. Mr •«! Sfr«1—A perwat with akin Hm u f D L : My teeth bleed 7* ttr pro"low pessc*" now bring qiw n l (or snene "wrippol dnvn’ . * C iit li* Jr. atiouid not br raectnatrd far faarly when 1 brush them. Can ovaDW in the medium pnte bcld. Remember, a T7 Ford Al ••I •T • arr. all pea lyoa offer any auyy ration ’ •qupfed ibe wav most people wans a sae vsln-sruh awssv I4 »l*sl«si 3— A penon who wtB br ta ctore Answer: T h r blcedlry c a y br mite (ransrrt.steci. hoi(re and r*<Itcs—c»is hundrnts of dnl•ontact with atiyoow M ffeflny due to irritation of the yum* proyt.K«H h#>lM (JU«fPF#» h n leas ihan those medium pewrd caru neilwh rf nipped • from akto Oaaaaa ahowid do * be lured by tartar roltorted arour.d n*f«U U * F « t aacctnaud. (thr nrcka o f thw troth. It c iy h t >g< r?tt«» <A««f"r4i A—A raMdnrted prcacai Ktoald alao br duo to pyorrhra. a eocsSHr » 1y (OrlMol be eontidervd a danger to anyonr tloo tn which thera la deyeseraR- « a Ip ff.'tr with skin dtaraar until thr arab Uon or waatlny of th* bony aockK ill f »!• <Sinf«r4) haa f*U»n trma th* vacetnaUon >u with tafiammatloa of tor ft IH T i f t C m B* fated Iyarn*. ]W>r u-.y ii. sir. AfaJ Ww« Whli* arssmw varctnatwan U It udytK b* adetrahi* tor yoa ' lw«e-ff* <AMfof4), arrtota and can b* fatal—It U.lto hav* a caraful MuI f by yowr Iialaf k f r»v*v *f, Mr a« 4 ||r« tcr’anaWly. Mnpa'attefay iar« d*nttit to drtwrmfn* tb* caur*. •IF »*SS*i iam#« Bros ly 'iu «fr f 1 |. M |ll(fa1 *&«!) |M«r Ik«•! ■•• ’ JoeirrK t . K^rxvRfAfj> Otmt14 A<t»r~4 A*Q»|R1st f At*»e rf ft*** y^p. UtaiBot I* --»• (BasI'iN) WATMfiVli mm u * .4 MfDoVAIJ*. it- PfiyA. U«ri l»«l| Msf4f <ft*afer4f Aof «. 1HT. FlaiUry Hoars, rrrvau ! » , » . 14 a. a . to * p m .; 5* ml Prlvatr Bu mi, 1 to 4 p. m . T w i t a , Prdiatnca, 11 a. m. to 1 p m Parent* and Grandparrata only. : Owitetrtea, No vUltlnf d«rmp . fee-lay of babtoa. Prirat* Booms -11 a. a . to U a ooa I to 4 p m. and T to I p. m., Sami Prtvatr 1 Booms, t to 4 p a . and 1 to •Pp m. i* News In Brief Hospital Notes Try en d Stop Me MM HftMAMN BUMt, iPoof^-f*. N. T . W.f# ef ft# operator of a y i- a farm ta Tanganyika. I.. :• Africa, is ifcswa tildmy tvro-yaaroM baboon*, Joseph aad Joaephinr, ahorlly after thw arrival ef thw ft Kww York 00 thw SJS. Lrrsfc. Tb# baboon* war* part cf a earyo cf Alrtcaa animal*. Most of tbcvn wer# cotatyoed to tn* St. Jso. Ti# a i.;= c> i a .! ..-ed at MJ.OW. fDCfTOltofoU A m & A Vaccination That Can Cause Trouble Study M iM Illi Of tb# American delegation to the Ceir.-ruriit-spoewncud World Youth Eestival art shown as they wwrr met by young Ruatiaiw 00 thrir srr.val to T'oscc ». There are If J Americans attending th# festival. RrprcMntatim from i n countries art at th* International youth gathering, which end* August 11. (torcrvational RadlcyAotoJ TALK ABOUT eC O M D M K " FORDSG0$I LESSPERMill! Legal Notice Fords cost less to buy I P hon* soon b a fo r * U P T O 1 6 0 0 Fords (ost less to trodel (o r you r 01 o n a y l a t a r I aaevi nfhrtol mwswwi w k I f — ns writ can A w clearly that th* new kind td h w l snnm snk a higher pew* sbac esalwr o f MS two kaw priced crw upetiKw *. The nra who bad as them asw tem * are p*>*etMo«va4 t— v e rs-m e n wtww* vwry lavthhoiid depetwto wywws itww rip e n kn»wV«tg* of tan. They pay mot* hr tamt Feeds bora war they tiwwr that Frwsto knfa wp ws «wfo*. Uh* tarww.aik td Road ws roavt. they Have dtoto swnl fa s P«wd la woytk 1 I thw a a m a day I ^ .Y o u a a la ct y ou r * o w i) rapw ym rnt p U * j/ FAMILY lovsJSs Pack A VMM* • Twlr^kawM t Asffoa S-AStS IS S S U S S IS IS IS S U S S S IIS U S IS S S S S IIIS S S S IS .'sVtotiht to-___ In the onlv nalinsullv reiugniaed leva of gawdinc ernevany. the 1937 M"t*lgai Icoivwnv Run. a Imsl Vt tlcliscrrsi nan nulca per gatUm than my othrr cat entered! Thh. rrtnerohcT. »v* no "private tevt* rnttdurtrd for the benefit ol a sin(to manufacturer This was grueling competition between It different makes ol cars . . . supervised by ihe United Stile* Algo Club. And when the test was o»rr. Fold led all other u n ■> lb* Uuug vv« want tnuai—artual twain per ••flowt IHE $OONER YOU TRADE THE MORE YOU $AVE I l k —M;** P I N A N C I S I K V I C I s INC o f taw ford Fords cost less to run! I. IDB K . 1st 91. SfftlCKLAN D -M O RRISO N, Inc. -------— c tllON II FA f-U M �Weather Thursday partly cloudy •raftered lhr->der*ho»»rs. (Tlr# «tih • VOL. XLIX Established 1909 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER HANFORD, FLORIDA. llu ra lii WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 7. 1957 Shop and Save In Sanford 9 United Press Leased Wire NO. 6.7 Commission Fails Budget Agreement Continues Ike Declines Comment study On Civil Rights Vote I™ dc?X Commissioner* yesterday failed to r*«ch agree­ WASHINGTON «J> — President Elsenhower slid thst If the In- ment on the 1957 M budget. ELsenhower nld today tlml world spectlon proposals are accepted , J. Braiiry Odham, earlier in disarmament would follow almost they will relieve the world from the d»y, had seeminly brought automatically from any East West Ute gtrni rear uf a surprise, dcs- th* rummiltiuner* closer U^clbagreement to free the world from suiting attack Then, he added, er in their deliberation* over the the fear of surprise attack. |disarmament would follow atep- possibilities of adding thre* mills ,, by step almost automatically. If prnerea, ,, made on reUest^ Reporter* poerd . variety of *n the n*yt year's tax bills or to the world of the fear of surrr.se |,uertkmi fl>r7 th< leave th* mtllage without any h* ' hl‘ President today. At one point hr change. would be th, neatest ray of hope h(s, h, hit Commissioners John Krid»r and Children made merry In San- on tha dark world scene since he by a lot of double-barreled shotLaw-rene* 5wo?ford tenaciously ford streets yesterday afternoon has been in the White House, guns. WATER. WATER EVERYWHERE and not a host (n right. Rut The picture above show* wsler covering atrrvts In the Rendolph St. stuck to their gun* In demanding svhen more than 2’ v Inches of rain Elsenhower tol.i his news conchildren lake advantage of the flooded aireels to practice swimming. and Summerlin Avr. airs. (Staff I'holo) One questioner told fell In Ihe area. frrmce that be has the utmost . him tlsat.. ac. , that there he no inrrraae In millStreets were flooded in several hope that Russia will agree to the ’ "* * v,r>" ax*. Commissioner Swofford daareas of the city rousing motorist* lotest American-Allled proposals *rt1fn the currrnt session of i on to stall their ear. m th. rain filled for aerial and ground inspection «"»*• and then the reporter asked elsroil that It w*» not fair for traffic artenea. zone,. These proposal, were put "h^her the I re,.dent felt any the Sanford taxpayers to shoulder the expense of service* and Im­ One complete residential area before Russia by Secretary of a * ' * te #XEVELAND. Ohio «F _ nil wa, surrounded by water In me Stale John Foster Dulles at the rrl *m‘ provements in the south end of grandmother said today that DonHe was asked alto whether hr j virlnity of Randolph St. and London disarmament talks. the eounty. Commissioner Knder felt that hit leadership was Im­ ahl Joseph Wedler, 23, who "con- ( Summerlin Ave. Residents were Other major points in hi* new, demanded that "w* leave th* millpaired by the fact that ha It a the *!r if w«t#r r•m* up conference: failed" to atucking a woman the t “ Ume ejuck" President who can-. *ge a* M 1* now" until w* sole* near to their doorstep*. One home* Secreury nf Defence aama data Marilyn Sheppard was present tax problem*. owner »ai<i MIf§ a ihame— our E. tttlton had not if iM ment later in his term. murder ad, never had been in this Eisenhower said he had not1 Al one time during yesterday homn hart been lurroundtd \y iom* *'lJt *,fo city. water for nearly a week." ««“ •« before work itertc,this notices! any Impairment of hit afternoon's session all of the sug­ In a special dispatch from Win- \ Rosalia Drivr was blocked off ,e » ",d ht leadership because of the ronstl- gested Improvements and added ahoatcr, Va., the Cleveland Press, HOLLYWOOD ** — Oliver by .he water for several hours, « P * * “ > n«me CincInnaU ao.p tutlonal limitation on hit running however, that expenses w*r* totaled. Commis­ ,i j i . l. _i «,.,i ' manufacturer Neil If. Me Elroy to again. He added, qigdad the unidentified woman as , Hardy, the rotund half of the was the lUndolrh and Mellon- r4T;lce Wllson. if McElfov pa*»c. he might encounter such impair­ sioners suggested an addition ta unsuccessfully ; famed laurel and Hardy movie a*Inr she had v AT* ',* r „ , . . a thorough government investtga- ment later in his ttrm. the rounty jsil st a cost of 135,Other street* flooded bv the ||nn (tf h„ qu#liflf, Uon, sought psychiatric treatment for comedy tram, died today of the Addressing himself to the broad 000; new rood equipment for aa Wedler, whom she helped to rear, results of a pabstyUe atroke. He i'juwern't rrnrh A v e ' .rd '\K.-feThe Jury trial amendment to the quMtion o f htl difficulties with C n / j l renrh, Ave. endI Myrtle,, dW| rlgtlu bill as adojv.'d by th* ( ongre.s. he said that the House edited 683,000; road building ma­ The Press said the woman's name j was 65. Comim»*ioner» yesterday ap* « . .k k . . . . . . *St* in’ Sciut* wouW Milouftlj haxnptr ami trrAtincnt of the ad- terial* at 690,000; salary Increas­ was not used because she was | The plump comedian, who wron proved tha purchase of additional, ter,ertion; and Dalmeito Ave. be- .j,e of th<. federal 'unlMration TegulalWe program es, toning board expense, air port suffering from a heart condition. |world -wide acclaim with Stan1 S 2 PS t ? r S ir'l l* ' 1° TScLmr 1 lf,' h .* r<"‘m ,lr ,Wvllnr' 1 ,0 M> might mean that tv, had not done toning funds, added costs that nnic County Agent Cecil Tucker Unofficial nuaiurcnventa tn the.-twuhw- he wouUI vrui the rigid. „ m |j „a« he could havedone. The dispatch said the woman Laurel over a span of more than snnilil require an 8 mill tab on s ,..u ..» i?’ , 2 7t inches of bill if It reaches him in the Senato he still had reported all *he knew about two decades, surcumbtd at the1 still believed firmly that Mystery surround, the breaking tucker, appearing t*f„,v the rain fell In th* 24 hour period form. Hut he re stated his opp,*, he should not use threats or cluba top of last year’s millage. her grandson to mystery writer j \orth Hollywood, Calif , hom<- of andentering of Htarfojd unit Roard of Commissioners, re- ending at 8 a. m. Hits morning -.wo t0 the amendment. Commissioners at this point bw over the heads of Congrwaa. Stanley Gardner, Eflat Stanley Gardner, whose whose un un- hij roother-inlavv after a long ill- Works discovered , 4 mor" in* queated th* purchase of a 16 The prevloua day s rainfall meagan talking of possible trimming He ha* a successor In mind t o . Other Statement* c * cdal 1*1 court of Last La*t Resort Reaort has , . „ , about , 30 when employes report- nim projector, a movia screen, suiad 1.60 Inches. id the budget. At on* point, Cbssnty replace Job* M-Jisl**,#* b**-i of f.fM W r new* •W eights: concerned Hscif with the Sheppard nesj. Hu wife for IT yeara, Lu­ • V ; - work. Commission Chairman Fred Dy­ a, | Vk . errws were railed out 1* ____________ ape raven*), reference flies, City ,he International Cooperation Ad. cille, as»»by in aide. ATtey* hau lie etpreeaad givat admiration ease. Ixieatcd on ftcminolc Illvl., near black board* and reference books, yesterday aftesnoon in an attempt mJnLttratioti, but llollster has for the Kcpubtlean senatorial can- son was » - ki if h* would favor “ And Mr. Gardner told me he no children. ,, , . , . . ; Frsofh Ave., in .a busy thoroughThe county agent eaplaloed to open stonn sewrer* so that;pttvtir.aed to remain In his poet at dldatc in Wisconsin, Walter sibling an extra mill for construc­ diin't think that live confession was tion of county Jail additions. •*r* ***** Hie boatplant was en- that the movie projector u usedwater would drain ofl quicker, the President's convenience. Kohler. true, either," the woman said. Dyaon said "I wouldn't say that 200 pounds, hid been In "very tered between closing tlm* at5:f»0, to showr Dims at various meetings Workmen concentrated their cf- He dlamisscd ar Inconsequential ____ _ . He defended his acceptance of Dr. Samuel If. Sheppard, hui- poor’ condition. He was paralized yesterday, said owner P. G. 1of both youth and adult groups forts in the Rummeilin Ave. end a comment by lts*p. Cleveland II. ' gifts, which was criticized by Sen. I I am In favor of hdding one mill band of the slain woman, „la serv ,, and could not talk. He barely Kurch, and 7:.10 this morning. Hi- iminted out that equipment, |Randolph St aica whrie witef Halley D-W.V*. v Ito last week Wayne Morse I> Ore. Elactdiow- lor the Jail." Ing a llfe termJn Ohk. I ^ | | » icBuW Ml . nd milke moUon. with Commissioner B. C. Disk! n r t font limed Oil Page 1) , ilcsrril*r<t Elsenhower a, a "lousy Deputy Sheriff Morgan Mct'lvJheretofore, had to t^- borrowed, wasdeepest. Cary on second degreo murder one hand. marked "it woekl b* dynamite to land, of Shejlff J. I,. Hobby's of- Tucker named such groups as ____ _________ |tiar" in connection with defeat of csmviction. add mcra than thre* mills." the school construction bill. .V atroke Sept. 12. 1956, left flc<j investigated the incident this the 4-H Club, Kuturi Farmers ’edler, after verbally corieas- Hardy paralyzed He had been morning but could find ro appar- and Farm llureau before which Commissioner Swofford »ugDiacussc-s Arms Further to Volusia County officials trying to tell h*a wife something ent reason for llie attempt bur- many types of agricultural films getteri "If sre'r* going to work On the disarmament matter, I___ _____________ , Signed a confession for Cleveland ever since the atroke but never giary. on a three-mill Incrrat* w* might acre shown. attorney William J. Corrigan, chief wa* able to write the me««arr. as well forget sonlng—Hiere's no However, the Board of ComA windowon the west side of defense counsel for Hr hheppard JlanJy flrj| w(| hofp,|>IllfJ ,n uia doing a half-way Job." II* miasioncra refused to purchase the building was pried open to Corrigan odty said he and his nrart> nilrbink |f|fr thr , troke. admitted that h* wa* in favor gsln entrance to the building and the projector and screen nut apassistants In Uie ca*« are consider- n)pfl he wfnt W| own of going through the hudret and tl-e culprit left by opening a rear Proved th* purchase of all other trimming K down. "I recommend that the Sheriff work with less, w-m C d o m U7or th. taSuoaed l ^ . ’^ ^ h . ^ h o m * . ^ hU f’nm inside. the Zoning Commission wo-k with osteopath. i Wother-ln-law, Mrs. Monme I TALLAHASSEE V — Florid* Judge Erneat Housh.dder *p WASHINGTON o — Chair­ A dcak drawer w«» pried open "So tU it I kn o w , he was j on. , . less, and Include the Judge, tha man Jotin L. MKTellan of the Sen highway death toll was 628 dur­ peale<) tn the Hoard of Seminol* Tax Collector, and Ta* Asiessor; by breaking a steel staple and a never In Cleveland in hi* life," __ Hardy's perlrer, Laurel, 67, sufing the first si* months of the Count;* Commissioners yesterday etc Racket* Committee declared th$ grandmother told the Press f|rfd , ,n Jurri l9J*. ind steel cash bo* removed. Howtrim everyone of them." today that Congress must protect year, » decrease of 100 from til* during the afternoon usslon, for U writer. Ilrr knowledge of Wedler s tr<, nfjr, n fm .m 4 ever, no money was tsken. However, Sheriff J. L. Hobby, the ronitturtion of additional attending the session, stated that working people from "unscrupul­ tame period a year ago. whereabouts differ* widely from from ,, ^ ^ t(| >bou, to A hood on an outloard motor, The highway pat|ol *aid today room* at Ihe county Jail to house his budget w*» figured as clos* ous" labor leaders and in some the Umrtable of his 1954 mov.-1 , urt , TV ., .„. .ifl f «»• wrenched off by using . . .„ . -h, ..... ....... „ _, MIAMI *6— Some 600.000 eon- instances "liberate them from the Its trooper* nude 46,i»:i0 nr-r-ii juvenile delinquents, as poatibi*. "I can't operate on menta which WcdJer gave in i ‘ thin’ comedian’ s* IHncss. The hammer and chisel. sumert will he paying from 2 io vlre of evil which now grips during the first sialh months of Eltlmttr, (or ^ renoyatlon te**." he said. statement.______________ last film they made was "Robin-, No oth damage was discover-, , 0 .nteuir electrle bills them" this ye*r, 30 per e*ni above the #f thf norlh „ d of prf„ pt Commissioner Krider suggested I 1C J CL L M,n C” ” 0*" ,n m 9‘ fd hy Mi lelland when the build- «nthln s few month,. The Arkansas Democrat’* dec I same period Iasi yean end this ji(| |o j.jnn aquare feet of that a apeeial meeting be called at LO Cal LhCCKS The hefty eomedltn had been ing was arched. Unincorporated ateaa and , "'»H |, ration came 'as the eommittve |"seemed to play a role" in redne floor (pare, said Commission which only th* budget would he a a •« j -T- v I . • _ _ I living In retirement, but hit pop-: D. I). Lrcw. shop foreman, dla- town* will get the biggest stein*. L,| the silent troatmml from local! ing the death rate. Chairman Fred Dyi.m, would discussed. "1 am willing to glvo M a i l e d I 0 I N O r i O n a i ulinty was revived recently with I covnrd the tireaktng and entering] The cut In the price of electric-1union officials In the New York! Other factor* Included written Come to approximately g.15,000. [ in a little if we do certain things." the re showing ef many of the old whrn he opened up tills morning. Uy follow* a promise by Ihe Flop (-py a m . warnings to violator* an I notices The rouniy I* facing a situa­ Judge Housholder told ill* Laurel and Hardy comedy daisies Robery was the probable mobve Ida Power end Light Co. Tuesday ^ e*l1H as witnet- of faulty equipment, board “ I do feel that people are tion today it hasn't f*c*d in many I for the entering of the metal to m«V* deeper slashes In ill trir, Rnkl between AF1. Troopers spent 6I8.7!!> n-.-irs p« The Seminole County Chapter «f on television. rr»dy tn spend the nv-aev when years," Commissioner Krider slatHe appeared In some 200 films building which houses the siiop* rales a* suggested by Ihe Stale (;m|rd Auto Workers loeals. il"ml trolling morr than nine million , rd. and added "at the moment I the American Red Cross HMtlrd enlirnip mveaslty la skown" am not going to vole fur an Intwo cheeks trnlay to thr national "^'h Laurel during Ihe past 30 0( Sulford Boat Work*. However, Public Utilities Commission. nated hby racketeer Johnny Dio, milrs o f rnnds, both m-.ft Ilian Thr Judge as)milted, “ I don't offices of the Red Cron. years. One of his best known jj,f burglar could I-ve lote.l off In all, the Mg power company an>l "p: 'paper" locals In the Team- douhlo Hip figuit-s for ihe first know whether we have nade any I crease in millage there's a po«* nihility of coming t« an agree­ One cheek, said officials of ths '" " I '; 1!'’ * w»* **»•several new outbonrd motor* at- agreed t.. cut lit rate* by $1.- *trr, Ui mon whirh were chartered half of 1950 criminals in Juvenile retention" ment." He explslned that if there's local chapter, waa for flOt which t,*«hful. fingering- of his tie..lie Uc|,ed to completed boat* in —the-— 726jK)0. That was — the .first . ------------------,------- ------------------ — . — — figote .. . . »t the u.i rrequest of Jeme, R lloffa -----He explelned that the purpose is an incresre of 3 or 4 mills this represented Seminole County s ; *uch showtoom. suggest*.! by the commission he |n the course iA the testimony: to rehohllitate youth and keep >**r It will b* Hie same ne* "IV* voluntary contributions <« the , antic* as falling out of win- j Deputy Sheriff McClrlisrd a*ld rauae Fl’ l, was making 1 inn lug Frank . Faaton. one ti* between Uiem from the stigma of crime. could put 10 mills «n here but it's Hur.iean* Audrey Relief. dows, bumping into door* and hit- ghat fingerprint* could not 1-e* a profit" on it* investment* and Dio and Die "paper" ln.it)*. re To have to confine Jus*nll«i In m>t the solution to th* county's • l . . cal.1 offir'jii Un*T hi* finger •Hh • hammer. Iand tfsat the inrtslLrl- charging proportionately hlgh.r fused to say whether he hail been ,e second Check, said Officials N o oth, r |(im w ll be the rounty Jail with criminals problem." he said. rale* in unincorporated arvus ji d ordered Us keep silent by lloffa. MARIANNA *N— l^w*l Phy­ % J*foJ I32*123, the Nstional Red iicv ed te^ T sV 'w on "r ic h "wide llon * oulli bc conlinucl when the jail is erowdtd meins Chairman Dyson told th* small towns thin in ihe cities the Teamsters heir sppsrent sicians today ar* examining a Cross portion (44 7 p«r «*nti ovation is "Stan *nd Ollle." Their , , . _ The commission rejf<-*d this1 Joseph Georg* Snyder, known is »hn* box full of tiny bones, ap- w« have tn bring them together, board. "I personally don't think of the ganford Naval Air Station's , rt was esientillly pantomine. C o l o n i a l I TOODS » » ran Gin, the hiidfet te'nw Mondav as still nn» low enough I (Continued On Tar* T) p*|P?itly those rf a new born baby, he said. . . . . !largtiy . * __ 1. ________. . . I L I m /..< contribution to Seminole County's which was responsible f»i . . . . , ' "We're confronted with Ihe fact the addition of three mills " While agreeing to cut lla rotes,' ------- — discovered by workers repairing 1067 fund campaign. their s icceas btfore European au- M o V C 111 A C O i n S t that we do not have any deten­ "I am not in favor of thrr* the power company protean I the M re C flr r ip D flV I P S the roof of a Cnttondale hotel. Total Red Cron fund campzign diences. ® and there *■ are many mills," he said, "but I feel we commission’s evaluat on of the m ' 3 , i -'U T ii .a Thr w„ rkmrn. who wer* remut- tion ,,,,n quarters -"•* need it to carry on the dut'.es ol firm's jttii has*, 'the rai« base P t in P r C ll T o m O f r O W Ing tha roof of the old Central * llf tequire co .uw Th# quota was set at 11179. th* board." RkHREIN, Persian Gulf Is the eallmalr of -t-mpany s lrJJ 1 1 m 1 W Hot*l. found the bo, b*tween the ^rtiroU ^ehndt.ted' S'' J U the "This is a good budget," Krider nrltiih ftounH !rt>np« tr»1mrnt Including delit* tnd Wfi N* Havle*. P Hipd frlllni: and Ihr ind lurrr*! II ^ . ' Hu method that's a(.Inst rebsl force. In Oman and capitalization. »« ^mlnole Memorial Ho,pita, at oyrr shprlff Hoy R 0^ r t ..,n . Improper confinement we ..h u rt- raid, "It’s wrong snd we'ie not solving a British plane* altaeled Yemeni The commission art a rate lau- I P m Tuesday following a -jf,r two story hotel ha* oerr Ing them,” Judge Hrusholder j problem by putting on millage." Dr. I, R. Poe is serving ■* >raiders who crossed 'he unmark- of 302 million dolla-a. II this is tltori illness. vacant for some Ume. and waa said. Commissioner Homer Little td* Jails are used in 60 per cent Tranri Paul Buah "5 nassed veterinarian at the Animal Hu- fd bo,d»r Into Aden hi a s.srtad-1 u**d, the company would male Mrs.-Davie* was Sort. Jsn ?i. closed by tha owner, Sheriff Ro mined, he explslned to the board, of the eommunitl** for th* reten­ ^ al th. g«ml- pIUI dur,n* •b»«ne* of Dr. jnt two-front Persian Gulf war profits of 6 98 per cent under Hie 1871. In Gurley. A1». 5he had llv- )* rl, on M|d. I "I am In favor of the proposed i v*** if '** * Raymond Bass. |the*tr* proposed rales. rd In Fsnfoni for the past 8 ycait -jqve sheriff, who turned ih« box tion of Juvrnlles, the Julge said, budget." theatre today.. Inday., net* Memorial Hospital "but that doe* not excusr us from Dr. Baa* Is hoipitallied and r*j„ |„,h ease*. thP Rrlllih wero FI’ L figures its rate baa* at at IM4 Maple Ave. She came to 0Yfr |0 |w #| doctor# for an ev Memlwr* of Ihe board agrved to Mr. Rush was horn Dee a. 1* I ^ p ^ t l n f from a recent arrldent »„| ,t the local rulers S34 million and claim* it would v ' - H h v * Ocner sshero she tmlnailon, said II had been above the Intent of the law " I teees* y*»lerday’a afternoon »ea•t VincesiM, Ind. lie w y » |n ^Mch he was thrown from his of territoyrra on opposite lilts of only mak* a profit of 6 3 per cent ln«l lived . for 12 years Mrs (h# hntpl ctRIng nearly two years Judge Housholder filed the num s'on to meet again Thursday af­ her of Juvenile easts hindled In ternoon at 2 o'clock to di»'” t* member of All Soul, tsttoli* j,or, t . ,h# Arabian pe»!nn-la. under th* propoKd rote*. Davies wa* a member of the before it was found. the month of Msy, 1957 "There nothing but the budget." c,p,rehi Dr. Poe ran be reached at his Aden and the Sultanate of MuiIn the past few years the firm Methodist Church. -------------------------were 34 hearings and 14 ehild.cn A retired Iron melder. Mr. |)0n,e phone, FA 2 8323 eat end Oman ar* proteetorates has made about 8 per cent profit Survivors include one son, p J Pncfnnnnc weie confined in the Seminole AIRLINES STRIKE AVERTED Rush had lived in Sanford for - ■ — of th* Rritish government, end “ We don’t agre* with the talc Harold J. Davies, Sanford; on* D U U i U r U b lJ J U IM -5 County Jail,” he aaid. p'af six yesrt al 217 Last Third MIAMI SR — A threatened sys­ may call upon London for help ha»« ael by ihe commission, ' , liter. Mr*. Annie Reed, Sanford: TOD LITTLE, TOO l_\TF I hope that you can tee your tem wide strike Friday by Nation­ St* r t r o ^ ' W P^ieaman I when m»nared by rebels *r at- FI’ L Board Chairman McGregor one nice*, Mrs. Fslell* Raney, S e p t . M G G t i n ^ D a t C ______ _ _________ ________ ___ ______ ____ _ rf way clear to make this addition al Air Lines ticket agent* and Hi la survived by his wifs, waited patiently through the hot llflfd fcF invaders. ; Smith said. "IF* 10 per r e f low Sanford: and thra# grandsons. The Septemt'cr 8 meeting In Oman In southeastern Ara- cr than our Investment rnd to Ray Davies Jr., Johnson City, Ihe Board of ftemlnole County ind the burden placed spon the clerk* ha* been po*t|*oned pend­ Mrs. Francis P. Bush, rf Sanford; summer month* for the ■rrlrsl of ing federal mediation attcupis. on* son, Carl Bush ef Arlington, th*ir new lightweight un'fotm*. Ida. combined British and local: accept Itmight affect th* saw of Tenn., Kleven Davies and Dale Commissioner! was postponed to- people," h* said, Davies, of Sanford. dav. Following Judge noteholders The 1.700 • member Air Lines Vt.{ fire grandchildren: and one replacing the heavy winter garb ground force* advanced without our securities.” Smith rmphadzed th* rat* deFuneral **nrlce* will be held Because of the nearness of the plea to Ihe rommU>ln duccsslons Agents Assn, called off atrikr ilster, Mr*. George C F cIIjws that had been scorn year round. opposition today to within 14 plans Tuesday and agreed to m-et •f Sanford. Monday, when the first shift to miles of Nixwa, rapltsl of the crease will not cut Into FPL'* it 10:30 a. m. tomorrow at Bri*. Labor Day holiday, th* hoard began on th* 1957 58-bu fcet an'* 1with company official* before th* rebel Iman el Oman who Is plans for a 375 million dollar exson Funeral Horn* with Rev. W approved the postponement of the Indlsatlonj w *re that tlw add: wear the new uniforms reported Fttneral eerrices whl h* an­ meeting *o Thursdiy, Seplemhrr Hon would not h« included for the National Mediation Botrd next nounced later by RMason runtia! fa r duty th* temperature had Seeking to overthrow th* Siltan pans'on program In Itw- next four T. Brooks Jr officiating. i week u> Washington. 4. , next liscal year. | Interment will b* in Ucu«*. in that region. 1)*•* llom*. dropped io *8- Rainfall Reaches Near 4Vi Inch Mark For Two-Day Period W ed ler Never In A rea Says Grandmother Famous Comedy Star Oliver Hardy Dies Today At Home Mystery Surrounds °ForffiS? E° u'Pme"f s, 1 ' county Agent Breaking, Entering0fficc Approved Local Boat Works i Housholder Asks Senate Rackets Committee Probes Hiwoy Death Toil Juvenile Rooms , , r L‘ Decreases In First Labor lombmes six Months of 1957 In Jail Renovation r Smaller Electric Bills ExpCCtcd Wj th ill FCW Months rund Rtd Cross Office Infants Body Found By Workmen Today fontfibutiom now total ts.iisbi. Francis Paul Bush Wes In Sanford ---- -------Dr. Poe Serving As Veterinarian Oman Rebel Forces � 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 06, 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/480aeb12a9baf5c6eb3f85d09d03ed6f.pdf 821520b3ce66ae9ee25062d3938f0e1f PDF Text Text THE POWER THE PRESS is a mighty force working to give you results ! R g-2gV *;V j M aybe you're looking for a lost treasure . . . a missing p e r so n ... or your golden opportunity for employment or a job that fits perfectly with your qualifications! Don't miss the jumbo listings of opportun % ities in our "up-to-the-minute" C lassified Section The " little" a d s that pack a mighty wallop C all us to d ay ! Phone FA 2-2611 i -V * \i. S — & c}8 m f i l l __ i .if"<IM.. KfciCLl > �'*> Weather a ttte ii Sbralft Partly rioudr la cloudy Ihrettgk Tuesday «ILh »c altered thunderilo v t n i A N IN D E PE N D E N T D A IL Y E stabliih cd 1909 SA N F O R D . FLO R ID A , •yr N E W SP A P E R M O N DAY, AUGUST 6. IM 7 Shop an d Save In Sanford J United Pres* Leaded W ira NO. *1 SI 'We Don't Want Industry' County Commission Ss Told Franklin K. Baldree Budget Sufficient Fruit Funeral Services Discussion Sought To Supply Tomorrow At 2 p. m. Tuesday Concentrate Sale The Boerd of demlnole County Commissioners are marking time rur.m l serrirer hr FranV.lin until their regular meeting tomorKenneth Baldrrc, 22) ear-old city low before deckling on the ap­ employee, will be held tomorrow proval of the proposed millionafternoon at 2 o'clock at Brlsson Funeral Home. Mr. Raldree. who dollar-pius budget. Two commiisinnsrs. John Kri died Saturday morning from ar. cntcntal electrocution whil* work­ der ami laiwrence Swofford have ing on city equipment, will be slated that they will not approve buried in Oaklawn Mrmoria’ Park. a budget which will mean ad­ He waa a member of the Re(|. ditional taxes for Seminole Coun­ glad# Seventh Day Adventist ty taxpayers. Two commissioners, Cbalrmsn Church and had lived In Sanford only two months, making hia home 1Fred Dyson and D. C. Dodd want additions to the budget to take at M2 Holly Ave. Survivors include his w-ife Mrs. 7 rare of jail expansion and road KKNATOR WALTER I' GEORGE of Georgia. 71. a leading aUteo- E'Vlyn Baldree; one daughter, Jequipment which will mean an ad­ man and one of the moil respected legislators of modern time*, Mary Lou Baldree; one step>laugh- ditional tax load of more than aflea Sunday In Vienna, (ia, bl* hometown. He suffered from a ter, Sherry Rogers, sU of San­ three mill*. ™eart ailment. (L'P elephotm ford; his father and mother. Mr. At present, the proposed budget, and Mrs. Phillip BsMree ef Or­ if adopted in Its present form lando; one lister, Mrs. Wanda would mean that taxpayer* will Tullos, Liberty Miss., three broth­ he forced to pay three mills in ers. Jasper Baldree, CMlllcothie. addition to mllUg* for proposed O , Ray Baldree and Paul Baidrre, Improvements. both of Orlando; and his maternal Commissioner Krlder called at­ grandmother, Mrs. R. F. Johns­ tention of commission member* ton. Jupitci. that the proposed budget does not Rev. Robert Spear Jr. of the inrluds any capital improvemenU A 22year-old dragline opera­ been employed by the city for a Church of the Karartne will of­ tor /or tha City of Sanford died period of about 3H months, said whatever. ficiate at the funeral services. (Alurdajr morning ahortljr after I Cily Manager Knowles. Commissioners discussed the Active pallbearers arc: W. F. o'clock, apiairently electrocuted Operations at the project where budget wfier hearing Frank Evans, ai he worked on hia machine the city forces were In the pro­ Knowles, S. M. Richard, K. 1. Gen. Joe C. Hutchison and Randall about one mile aouth of tka city cess of relocating the booster sta­ Griffith, J. I. Dunn, Robert Kelly, Chase appeal for funds with which at a booster nation. tion because of Highway 17 32 and Kusieil L. Dallas. Honorary Pallbearers are: A. L. ths General Henry Shelton San­ widening were ceased Saturday Franklin Kenneth Baldree had Hood, Quintus Kay, L. H. Wynne. ford Memorial library can be been at work about an hour and morning following the accident. LcRoy Lee. Roy 5llnson, and expanded They ashed for a mini­ had not yet put hit dragline In mum of 13.000 annually until $20,All operatloni of the City of operation a* preparation! were Sanford will be closed down to­ llomcr White. 000 is raised for the improvements. Lein* made to connect the huge morrow at noon for funeral ser­ Other requests Included a re­ booater station pipes to the main vices at 2 o'clock for Franklin quest for funds with which to oper­ ^atcr system. Raldree. City Manager Warren E. ate the County Airport Zoning offices and City Manager Warren K Know­ Knowles said that Commission set up by the Board les. at the sccno when the acd* operation of the City with the exof Commissioners and a request dent occurred, <ald ha luu/ii Bald- rrp-ion of toe I'nlte* Fir*, and for fend* with, whs’ ’ in op r the yen call, and the crackle of the water departments wRt be halted An organizational meeting ofr a County Zoning CommlaG u-^irse cablr on lha ground. - Raldree for the afternoon so that em­ proposed ''Toastmistcrs Club" two items would edd an nppii-al. couldn't be seen, Knowles aald, ployees can atend the funeral aer- will be held Wednesday evening mate *23,000 to the proposed bud from the point where ho. Utility vices. at 7 p. m. in the Sanford Navel get. Department Director Russatt Da! Air Station CPO Club, William F. County Attorney Msek N. Cleve­ las, and Distribution Foreman Holcomb announced this morn­ land Jr. cited critlclam of State Quintus Ray were standing. ing. Auditors relative Jo p m ious bud­ Thirty members are necessary get Items such as the Memorial Ray was the first to reach the to form tha club, Holcomb said, library, Girl Seoul* and similar , kjured man and kicked him free from the machine. and we have a number of Interest­ appropriations. "I feel that It ls ed people in Sanford who want to my duty to bring these criticisms Apparently, Baldree was work­ Co. 11, lS«Us Armored Infantry 1become charter membersto yrt»'r nl'entlon." said Cleveland. ing on the oulilde of the machine The commissioners argued and However, • said Holcomb, only with his foot on the tread sf the Battalion, Florida National Guard, the Sanford unit, received the I about 12 have indicated definitely discussed the reappraisal of coun­ huge dragline. first of their M-7S Armored A. R. Middleton. Troubleman Infantry Vehicles to l* returned that they would become members. ty property relating to the raising Holcomb cxendvd an invitation of fund* and revenues for the for Florida Power and Light Com from Fort Stewart, Ga., where to all who would like to attend the operation of ths rounty govern­ pany. who tied a rope line tn the the unit undrrwrrt Summer Field ment. At one time, during the initial organisational mre.ing. dragline cable to pull it clear of Training, yesterday. discussions, Chairman Dyson rais­ ■ ■ ■" ■ 1'■ >■ powir lines, said that the line The 42,twc pound “ Carrier" ed his vole* to state that "This from which the electricity surge was brought to Sanford by com­ meeting was called to discuss the "a me contained 7«20 volts. mercial carrier and unloaded by budget and not reappraisal" There are two possibilities which During the budget discussion might have c*u«rd the apparent the Company's motor section un­ A young Navy man is being Dyson commented thst "f perso­ electrecution. The machine might der the leadership of Sgt. James bound over In the fall teim of nally believe this propped estlhave been left free and when th- J. Kendall. Thi* equipment Is u?rd In the ! rirruit court, according to Justice mate is In line—I don't *•• how clamshell, nperntrd by a steel cable from the motor of the ma­ annuletl training of tha locil i of the Prsce W. Hugh Duncan who w« can cut anything off." However, Commissioner Krlder chine, was dl'tngigrd the cable unit and is also available for conducted a day-long hearing suggested thst "We ride out the Friday into charges of rape. use by the Sanford Guardsmen could have been swung into the Clayton J. Dcaulieu, 27. will go storm on the millsge we had last p->wrr line. The other possibility for any civil emergency or dia|before a Seminole County grand year and explain to the people w is that the cable, left ten** with turbaoce. In all there will bo nine dif­ jury this fall prior to the circuit bow they can gel the services they « ‘-r clamshell attarhed. when rewant." leiied. swung into the -high pow­ ferent types of vehicles stored court term, said Duncan. Chairman Dyson remarked "I Duncan postponed a ruling on at the armory during tha year. ered tins. Raldree was said to have been This equipment will be used pri­ the hearing until this morning am of the opinion Uist we have dead on arrival at an Orlando marily for training according to when he announced that Beaulieu I not given Mrs. Walker time to find out whether she should prounit commander 1st LL John will be bound over on a charge ; Hospital. vide additional taxes." 1of rape. , The young machine opera! r had Keeling Jr. W. R. Dyson, sitting In the au­ dience through the discussions, asked to speak to the commission. He »»id "Don't forget gentlemen, we don't want industry In Se­ minole County," and added, "I don't think it wise to bring a bunch of expert* In here to ap­ praise land—they've got this city in euch a shape now our grand­ children will never get out of It." The commissioner* agreed to adjourn until Tuesday when ad dllional requests to be sdded to ths budget are espeeted. City Employee Dies In Tragic Accident Toastmasters Club Meeting Slated For Wednesday P.M Armored Carriers Arrive For Local National Guard Navy Man Is Bound Over To Fall Court WINTER r.'.r.K. noridi VIENNA, G* if — The ns-1 University's law school, which Orange Marketers, a citr.iv grow U / _ J M CI n r n n r \r 1Uo"'* lr*,1,r‘ ,0,l»>' **"<‘'1 blends j Dew been h.s n a n ... ....... i*. era cooperative seeking sufficient | ” u U v. I I . V J U m t .r J l . and neighbors of former Sen. came a prominent attorney and l/ruit to suppt) »h# entire needi i r || I Walter F. Georg* in mourning the jurist, of the vsit Minute Maid eoncen- V w llO S G n III 1 0 1 1 teeth of . smalltown lawyer «ho H* ..rvsd si superior court tr«t» operations during the com M e d c a C o n p r e s * ; ‘ M « e . Justice of ihc state court Ing season, hss contract* repre­ m e u i t u i c o n g r e s s ; »«aic.man.hip of Appeal, and finally, a. Mate senting Just a shade under B.OOO,. Wade If. Garner Jr. senior I resident Elsenhower said the Supreme Court Justice before win000 (eight million) boxes, it was medical student at the University t Georgia Democrat, hailed for hi* njne t spf*j»| election to succeed announced today at the cooper*- of Miami School of Medicine at ' bipartisanship in U. S. foreign af- ihe late Sen. Tom Watson. tiva’ a state headquarter* bore. Coral Gables, hss been chosen as fair*, "served his country and the George had a lifelong distinction J. D*n Wright, Sanford, for­ Ibst school s repir sentsiive at the free world for many years with „ PV*r losing an election hut hia mer director of Florida Citrus forthcoming Clinical Conpre«s of distinction and Integrity." I sway over Georgia voters was on Mutual and now a member of j the American College of Surgeons. George beaded the powerful occasion tested by vigorous camthe Florida Citrus Commission, Dr. T’au! It. Ilawlry, Director of Senate Foreign Relations Commit- pxigns. who is president of the newly- the College, announced in Chicago, tee at the pinnacle of his 34 year |j,, m<>jt fim ous political tri­ formed cooperative, said the ae- ll! Senate career and afterward h*. uroph was hit defeat of another of tual volume represented by eonRepresentatives from thirty came the President t represent*. [ thw state'* powerful vote-getter*, tract* so for signed was 7.M3AM seven medical colleges will attend tlve to the North Atlantic Treaty jj,, |jte |cugenp Talmadge, who boxes. this year's Congress, to be h«td Organisation. tried unsuccessfully |u defMt "The campaign is showing stea­ in Atlantic City October 14 to tl. | George. 73. died at his home'QrorK4 jn jjyg dy progress," Wright *aid, "al- at College expense. Dr. Hawley here early Sunday after a flv-j National attention was focused Itough we ar* being hampered by explained. The student participa­ week struggle with heart dlteast upon the 1934 race by tha unauethe absence of msny vacationing tion program was initialed last which last June ended his actire cessful attempt of President orange growers from the state. year at an educational contribu­ role in HI* new international ca­ Roosevelt to "purg#'* George he. , cause of hi* refusal to go down th# We expect the signing of con- tion of the College, by action of reer. The tiody was to II* in state line in aupport of New Deal polltracts to pick (fcctb'r !e>Pr the Board of Regents. The medlthia month and to reach Its peax tat cuorgn sending representa­ until about an hour before the cies. in September when grower* will tive* to the CongTrtiet will be funeral services at 4 p.m. a * t. Th# President denounced b* back and making Uecisioni a- rotated each year, It was explain in the First Raptist Church, where Georg* as an "obstructive con­ George had worshipped most of servative." George replied that bout what lu do with their IM7- ed. Gamer, whoss home is In San­ his life. 34 crops." “ democracy s* not a on* man Services will be conducted by party." ford. will graduate from the Uni­ (Continued on fage 4) versity of Miami School of 3lr.il- the Rev. L. C. Cutts, pastor of the Georg* defeated both Talmadg* cine in 1034. The son of a pkysl- church, assisted by Dr. T. W. Tip­ and the candidate Roosevelt cian and surgeon. Garnet is a pett. former pastor, and the Rev. barked. LawTenee Camp, without pastor of the a runoff. R p flH v F o r S n ilh h graduate of the Seminole High tY. E. Dennis, iM U U jr I U I J U U I I I School, and to&k hit undergraduate Vienna Methodist Church. George broke not only with th# Mayor J. T. DeLirsscline by New Deal administration but often work at the University of Ala hama, where he waa a member of proclamation sailed on the town's differed with Democrat** cotNew telephone numbers for Cat the NationilInstitute of Health merctnnt* and businessmen to league* In the Vnate on matter* selberry. tajngwood, and Mait­ fellowship for study In the Depart- close down at I pm e.a.t. for th* of principle. Georg* called himland which will be In effect for ment of Surgery, and a member slay. aelf a "ronslituilonal Democrat." thr subscribers tn lha Wipt^r Parkier Ptu ci'lli ilesik-aiKratrrrlty. A detachment of hlghveay patrol Town officials ware advised that Telepavonr CorA,,*:. eS*n 3lelrt>- Catfer I* married l<> (In f*rmer I men arrived to handle traffic about twnvsrore member* of Conpolitan Service •; 'gk's r»**t month Merflyp Mas-Dr of banfonl. , Including automobiles rushing vis- gres* would attend. Including are now being assigned to resi­ Student representatives al tha itora hark and forth from the ati- members of tha Sanat* Foreign dent subscribers by the company's Ctlnical Congress, world's Urges'. I port at Cordele. nine miles south Relations and Finance commitcommercial office. meeting of surgeon*, will attend I of here. (Continued on Tage 41 All telephone number*, It |e an­ a number of aperial seMlons'ln, .special oti'crvanrrs were nounced, will be changed and wlllj tvddilion In rr.Kulnrlv scheduled planned in other part* of the stela include nam# prefisex. These are j lectures, discussion*, motion p*c- which had sent George to the Sento bo Midway, TEmpIr and VAI- tore demonstrations and televised .ate for five full terms until he ley tor the Winter Taek area as- clinic* covering all phases of sur- chose. In HB4, to bow out of »n change. At th* same time, all i E|ral practice and rrseanh. Th* arduous campaign against Sen numbers in the Orlando exchange , student program waa planned try a Herman Talmadge. arr* will be changed and will in- 1aperial committee of the College George rose from humble beginelude the prefixes GArden, CRest. ! |io»rd of Regent* headed by Dr. i nlngx as the son of a tenant farmwood and Cllerry. |George V. Brindley of Temple,! rr living near Provton, 0*. Scon When Metropolitan Sonic* goes Tr**< Into effect any subscriber In the Winter Park caching* ran call any iut>*cril>er |n the Orlando ex­ change area without paying a toll charge. Th* optional extended servlea which soma local subscriber! now have will be discontinued. The new telephone number* now being assigned will be mailed to mident aubscriber* about on* week before the service Is cut­ over, It Is announced. Th* num­ ber* will b* mailed in the form of gummed diees which are to b* attached to the dial of each telephnna act. Complete Instructions on how to attach the new number will b# mailed at th* urn* time. Business firms In the local e*. rhtnre are* have already received their new numbers so that they can plan their advertiaing and hu« new tsationery such as letterheads and business cards. Th* new telephone directory which U now being compiled will he delivered to subscribers a week before cut-over. It will contain the new numbers In both the Winter Park and Orlando exchanges In­ cluded in lha diractory will he a section of th# "yallow p*g*s" re­ presenting business firms in both the Winter Park and Orlando ex­ change areas. The new telephone directory will also Include com­ plete instructions on how to dial with th* new prefixes and how to place toll-frea calls to Orlando. Telephone Number For South County Subscribers Additional Local News On Page 4 Lions Club Men Stan E. Comstock To See “ Fabulous Funeral At 4 P. M. Florida” Film Show Members of the Ssnford L'ons This Afternoon RAYMOND r . # s r anl n the C lied diub. A" - Club will see s film on "Fabulous Florida" tomorrow at their noon lunrbeon meeting. Lions Club president, W. Hugh Dunean. said that the Rim is a 20-mlnvt* technicolor production and will show Lions Club mem­ ber* more about Ihflr own home atate. Duncan also announced that the annual light bulb sale will be con­ ducted this year by lh* Sanford Club beginning on Oct. IS. He annonneed that Ben Wad* has been named chalrmsn of the commlt'ee In charge of the sale that will take members of tha local clidi through­ LORD CRAWLS from beneath his anlnunbile Satarday night after being nnder his out the eily on a door-io-door water far more then 3} minutes, (navtablr J. Q. Galloway help, laird out of the water. campaign in supporl of their proe ChUff I’kuo) frank wrecker kited the car /rows tha ditch to........................................... rtieuc tha motorist. ............... Sen. Walter F. George Dies Sunday In Georgia .Funeral services for 3!r S'an K Comstock. 72, well-known In­ vestment broker, were held this afternoon at 4 o'clock at Fairchild Funaral Home In Orlando with the Rev. Robert If. ktcCaalln officiating. Burial will be held *1 • later date. 3tr Comstock died suddenly Sun­ day in an Orlando hospital. II* was widely known in the San­ ford are* and had many friends her*. Ha had been a resident of Or­ lando for a years. Survivors Include his *if*. Mrs. Viva Comstock; a son, Donald Comstock of Miami; and two graadchildrae. �Mender. A u ru rt U. 195T 'w a v e r T U I W i s*n.t .laivc# i o ttrjw zr<|J pAf« 2— The Sanford Herald \ tE4SW"'\t m m b iu ic l / ACW MS W f > :u(St*eiCCfT ™nst voocep m K to K --m m hooosd: n m m m a r f P P •*0vj ttv tvtivijK^i TAILS t ' J i t f M TUiT V i L U V T ^ . 'MJVPONT THEY TWINK I'M OK } l l « ALMCtT GUA8DVSUEN Ci/iN V WANT C CCA'ti ThI V U i t c im V c o m s . kottuese/ tuevu i b a .' 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Tho t b h r o v la t o d ti tl e i If alive, tr.it It 4«a4 hit u a k u a n n of th* e t t # to It r*. r>*dd **. R o n . Th* ' ■ . i n , dtvlaaae. nraateee a*.ten#. ' a m t . M. S i r a n h r l l e * . at aL ... l i e n -r a. ere litera, Irutlaei. cr d .a o r lp t lo a o f th* real p m p a r t f la* vnlvod I* »• >*t fort h a b o v e Mher clalmanta. amt t'llAIUhn Tnu and *ach o f you a rc here* • (SB. and If f .rrv I CASE, hit tinknow* wife. If alive, ml. If bv i.' iu t r a d <n fit* vnur a a . w . r nr 1*ad. hla or h.r nnknonrn helra. n i h i r d *f* *t !v * p lt a d ln f a with th* levleeea granite*, aaalamaa*. lie* OI*rk o f th* ahov# C oe rt. ard *#rvo nor*, eredltora. Irutl'ft. »e olh.r a r o p y t h * r * « f upon tho n a i a t l f r * .lalmarl. AND A M . rifttSONS a l t - r o o t a. McLeod. Sutton A P r a w n . 1! Control Av*nu* O*i*ndo. IIA V IN O OH .'LAIMINO ANT IV- «t T K l i r s T H l i IN T i l t : r O l . l a l W I M I r i o r l t * . on o r hafor# th* l » ' h d o e M K S rK IU K D l.ANI'S U X 7 A T B D IN o f A ug u tt , A. D. I 111. Herein fa ll u r.M tN "!.K O U 'M -Y . I I A 'I U I ' A . i t . r a d . c r t * oro r on fe oa o w ill :•# a n te ret a v a l - . t f o g . ro-w iT i I T .N fs a rev htad and «h# aaal r -ir ce t 7: TT.a HEVI e f » C ' * o f Mi m . Court al ta nf orif. s t m l n o l * f i l Ml* II. T o w n ahlp :l Roulh, Ittff* l> >7atl. County. Vlortda. t hli ISth d t y at July. AD. 1217. !•*» el : ti . s i : ' , o f s r v . of Il i a SI. T e w n t h l g tSKAI > O P III7IXNDON 21 South. Itvnr. 2* Ifaal. Clark o f th* Clroolt Oiurd I’ *r« .1 J C , of S R ', of S W ; In a r t f i r Samlnol* Coua* o f Section 21 T o w o a h l* Il t<. r l o r l t e B.'ulh. Ilanea I t Raet. I’ v Aria J Luadqulet D (X Th* w i n . of Hill entt la to re- M .I ^ e d . Sutton A Dr own lenda f r o m • n t tn *1 I? c**tr*| A v .n u * nnlet and rneflrm Ih* tula In Ih* ttrlando. l l o r l d a H iiN Jtw iT •t a ', It * funnjr tli* way you .lo and ’ th* Turck's one. All together, don't miss penpl# I m»»n people ihore w»r« fifteen children!!!!! jrovi don't uaually »ee every d*y. Chief Helms brought toil boat but often enough to that you do and w»irr ikis along. »nd everym.»i teeing them. That’i the way one mtde good ute of them. The ‘ . .. , withIw i •. I i •• ttl’t - • i i' - NW r M. si: , of Ih* NW'*. all It. It was when I u « Rita DeJong steak barhque had the special ■ . • m • from <h» Section 21 Tonrnahlo 21 South at ihe pool Saturday. When the added loorh of * Hawaiian gaucr. *|f '" ltan<* II I!.-'. Seminole t>. Ktorltla it.at blahwav*. •Ufled telling me all about the which I would tell you the name i.* i» . .m .;.»u tute in* , Th* nainre of * . *uit it to r*trip from which they ju.t return- of. IF I couldtptU It!! . . , m >• r . r t t l n -tnu.l* fr-.m a . I to ed. (I think the taid on Friday Well, the Wilton-Maier Furni- h* , * .»n i - h e Ii • rlalmant. hit •tulet m j r <r.flrm Ih* title t* th* as,-:. of .*• rnn and ari ,u*h •bnvo J « f f l t .l nroptrtr. right!) Rita. Rolland. and the lure Company softball team hat 1rl». T h* n*n>* o f th* iVuil In which i1 ' . r d- n..,nd n- I t o rite t .h alt . . i • "kid*" left here on Ji/y 7. (that’ s won the city champiorthtp thli t * i It . TX1TT t» t l U U O V t cult **«JUM for th* Ninth JuUl.lat why I hadn't teen her around!) year! (That'i !ji# trim on which .. . >•.1.: . . ■ . .'I-. '* • • .r .. •t I. at*U f r h. mlo-’ l* ........... and managed to tee a good part rny huihand hat been playing.) l . • ' MAlii- v «' nn:*'. V. i t l i ' M l . . T h * * h i r * « l a t *4 t i l l * ,.r ih* ... i. i» i> i' w il t, l of the Pattern U.S.A. before they They were pteiented will, the tiff. <• IIM1IIT A M IN N ft al. •Mon Jute It 1*JT Fil returned to Sanford. Vitlted rel- trophy on Friday right at t I * # f r n j* n l» Tlisi i1rBcr|t»lli»n o f !>* i\ i nl 111 o r l Mi: i «»IN- r#«l i»roj.*rty tntrlwU it mi Ccnh ativfl of Rifa't In Cape May. «t#ak dinner given in their honor i\ j i |M.i i m n l . i : «* *» Neve Jertey, on I»ng {aland, and by the Wilton Maler Furniture i «H \ i %, « i %1 1 : «ir | i . o i l « > '»»• •"'* o r h nf » o u a r t f c i r i t f ll»%. IN I'lllllt %1 11* I r.'hlm* I llitl *J »• ...u vrent at far norihwreit at Minne- Company, at the Dew Drop Inn jn .l II C O t f l n h*\ P «i*M ts ilif i I N i l . « f 1 'r. • . ! i . • 1*1 *»' l » nflrm Ih# M jni il. i*. tola!! En route to Minnesota n»\r 1' , t ,, ,,, •l# lliUmi iv * th« . <l*t« rll.»4 th**y t(opp«d oft In Grrat l«ikr>, thoir hoii«e In South Pln*<*ic»t, , ,.*.1 r-n> tiss i.#»m m « i>t •«••«»! > a * » visit the. Chuck _T y.lc and hatr RIOVSd Into s place . -- — .. -•; " - • t« ;r 'tl i n m i br I' lUinoil to on .................. TO M.l t t l l'V 11 ....................... " t t « ov< t it>. *t. rrn tw itn in or. l>*f*n.ltnta. - t - r rerty. . r q ..ti g t m l)»fp|ir r #- air*-l to til* v .nr A n m f i of t'l h r r plfd 'lihd l n ' :» th« 1*1f ill of In Be I V0 A fOB» Mil. url lltrr*«*f lff>oti Ih* Hr v • b h*»•«* s tn *n.| l I l r M I Bile 'Some of you will fumembsr French kv*., whore they will l..vr si rtt- Ml : i - I I I. flral re: r n I n I • » r • I >f o f t h * • « i » l * Chuck when he wat ntlo hed to tlay Jung until II C. receiver h i ..( n> i \i« n ri.u *i»*c•••*•(! probably [ I.' til..I »'t« t»»tltlivfk tho ASB unit In VAIIJ) The anticipated nrtlerr. 'Of llnsl «IUih I •». %• |.r * 111 -4Kt.lv It! pylrt miaa Sanfutd and all their by next month, jt»4r* hrfsin. «»r . * • im . rn.M <r ha v r E i r r j ' o w e lt e aertna l o friend* here. He'» a gtshl man t<» It t l : i h " ' •*«» Jl|<t|p f t Na*ttln«*le« Uv . f An«ii«t I • 1 1 not. * »r » P» I fa |*ftf : ,n th* ! V'H i « v «»f aii.ie rigid i*s>n! II.* wore r.a* prvd lack In hudlng h.uif •« fnT ) •**i »ur th« • ft*r B p t T o k s i of M t n s vxill f# #nf#rw 1 It making up the tr.to you take rent. except u»! Still looking si H i . h l f f * «• I'lfnlkU* r elief i l . r t»i '< I in Ih# I t IB u r i l # l » l i I i b I t i l l s ndl * t « for advance men! in ratr!!! The for a hcite. and if anyone hrar* o f IM I'lsAII , . „ . . , » • •« * f r 1 ( i t r i l i • t f t s r . l , . B l h » l l t h U v o f p»»*»ll«hs 1 tn DeJong'a hail n wonderful tune, of onr, would appreciate your • j t»»%\ - f i t t e r tM illla h vI |n H#>mlrt t l* ! <*oitvit». K l ' i r l i l a , n n c * # « r h » * * k but are auffertng front “ port- letting u* know. Would like to n l . V S s r i N ar m iv i •» f St - r f t * « ret I 'S f ' t r fl M lf • "f l# » . a11%'0 leave fatigue"! Why la It you al- have three bedroom., but nt thi* \\ I rNPaKN M l h i M *• 1 IHt Be tl I ' 1r u n IM : I . dot-.ao■if * 8 1 1 t’. ur l •! HtR'itfil. flEmlnol* way* term to need a ipoctal va point, we'd probably take anyCoun ty, Tl rid*, on thlf tjirt d»>* " * j cation to rett, after the vacation thing, )uit to move! nf jutv. a ik in :. i h i ii r . IN < l l t ( t IV (*r.At*> you Juat had during which you 1 VAII 5'i ASB unit had thrir N 1 N 1 11 .11 1»11 1 « 1 1 I ll s I I I , o !• Ill'tt\I>OK i in . *i 'iix itt i m i n i \ were going to do nothing BUT annual party this pat! Friday « i.i i s k **r i m : c i i i c v i t M i l l %. I N 1 I I k Nl 1 11% NO. rett ?? | night, at l-akc Oiddrn. Under­ ColTIIT In •#» I fo r H«ruln "U MIL AND MBS. JACK SDVKI.I. a* they lea.e ttie ( rntral Bapli.t »•»* fN'untr K l ' f l d n Church after their wedding Saturday night. V|r*. Sewell la the • spent • little time tl the pool rveryon# had • go..| time 1 D l» I ' A M I U Hr r I. Ilurdlek I> C* former Irene Kelly. (I'tiuto by llergatraim) Saturday, amid th# "..attered sn>l they're now looking fotvran! ru u H fr. 1 nt<*r*« r. jsiti'.M-tn 1 *• •»f Arnold * I i i i n n i w i i r v N •< •bowers", and ended up eating !o nrl1 )',‘*r * * U i(tri»e r» fo r l*lR ln *lff !•« f#n I f t l i U : t 1 N r i l i M * I b l i t r ##4 Pinch in the car! 1 gue** )u«t ' I*0*!1 r,,r lw,y* bar# their Or tan In, |*lurM% about every equadron pul in a - birthday* during 'he Minter men• i i r T n tit n ' t t m r full day on Saturday, getting 'I1* '*!'rn *' *,n ’• U1' ID, warm t h i : NM\ t1 |t• 1• » yt «»r i IuI In 1i t1 Nil in riTioi » m «ii : % ready for the coming Bombing vnough !• have it outdisir* I n o tic i: ih n u t m u i v k n th»t n,| II.NIC It Y W M tN N I « m # h s « « n l In l Kiinm* *1 Nth scxjurntly, I envy those whose Ml '. s h l a * *» IT I I , > < I ' i ' l I f Derby. A 1 r«Ml| A ) « m Ur th# fUMM »u* , j j children's birthday's come during t l * ) l t ( Mt o *f r iut nt ek rnso, w n • i • re• #. f f h o» tl m h • . n i m « o f Th# |lu#v iir « and ih « l In a candlelight lervlce Auguat Andrcw Speer, The “ pressure Is on” for this j t h r o u g h . A* i rtiliU f i i M vum 1• * r l n t n ri % h i The hride't mother chcie a one, since VAH J nerdi only one th# summer! Kurh is the case of i*frr k l r;f »•' 3 at the Central ill|dltt Church ■l 'I i l l A U i n r. x i r s s the Morgan boy*, Michael and ■nd o f i f MMl nl «NN «**sfjntf Plorld#. In ArM e w |f # v h m a | Mrmln»l# with whit# mire win to keep the Conover a doubt# ring ceremony united powder blue drrt* Pat, the son* of Mr. and Mrs. r.triUn # B* III) ih* provision* .if h i I f f * I fl 1 f * t l t f n r # 1* u r k n s r H n Mrt. Sewell. the |Trojihy permanently. Mi»« Irrne Kelly, daughter of Mr carnation*. and the • ■x i t r i it. th* KIs tlt|.»u« Noni# MAtutB, t o - A l t : .\ l i t K i t n n i Dean Morgan, wha «bsrv July JM#C w*’tf«. 11 \ 1»vec n r 1 If d ' * J . :*«< n,s| 18^9# PI'lflslA *klAl'll#B I *aJ). and Mr*. Leslie Louia Kelly and groom's mother, was gowned in other «<iuadron. arrjust as dc-t lhflr birthday slate. Make, the* u t t k p ' i nI nf •|*'xtie#, klniA J»ff«PAt • s ]» ll# « . h r i Jack Sewell, ion of Mr*. Doyle navy blue with white accessories. trrmined thi they (VAII-St wont - f f 0„ Mr. M„ rrin t00. leAtll* r«h«l|| C* fr.ii.ts M . r i i I I I f • or r t t i r r B. Sewell, and the late Mr. Se­ | i # r | t r e r t i t m l n c h f . Ih^ ' i s h . o n A reception was held after the ,Ur.M ki •, , \l,. f 1,1 * " V* 7 the can get it all out of the w „ •!#f c r • * «tf #t J r ( ' A t t T H I t ne t IN T i l l : « I I I * I I T f i l l I I T well. Th« Bev. J. W. Parham per­ j ceremony at Ihe church. will "tell the Isle !! wllh OS’ K party!! And ^ it wai • \ H T K I I , M# w i f * . w h oa * nil* o r 1 III N IN I I I J I l»l« 1 ( 1. formed the right o'clock cere­ « I I H I I I I N %N i l I (Ml *» .l* n n In •ink ri" w n • The newly -veil couple will Mr. and Mrs. A. J n..!ton. (lie's thj, p i,t Wednesday, when Mich- <N1T* \•• i #•\ Ut T If r IuI l / an l . \ u t r it . Vtl N O | r c o t N M . M n il mony. ! spend a frw days on the east in VAH 11.) liv# nn l*skc Kllcn. #rj pirn,,| nine years nf age. and M# i»|f#' I f I I ) I n nn<l If i l M . i l k « I I I N. IN « I I %> « l . l l V .NO. MM. , White gladiola* agalnat a back­ , coast of Florid* before taking a in Casselberry. Can >ou think of ,.4l rr4Chrd his sixth birthdsy i ih V f i" H e epfMiir. h c l r e ■|#% l i f e * f M n l r r s i r f e**111.»f • o f j l h s f |>4 f 11r « r. ilium. ; trip to the Smoky Mountains. UpJ ground of palm* and candle* de­ a better place for a bar b-que and o nf (,lg cake, (another aavirg nf j f l i l m U f h f , (N fsi 'if fft , u - t»r or • - • rittBiiff corated the church. The toloiat on their return they will live at ' beach party? Well, that. Just t)m# effort.) ice cream, and wi» Johnny Carter who tang "Be- , 290J Magnolis Ave., Sanford whxt they had there nn Friday ,0fj drinks were served to '•kippir Out of town guests included night. Among this* there were JohnM(n( j|mmy. Paul, and John cauie" and "The I»rd'a Pray­ |Mr and Mrs. Sylvester McCall of Mr. and Mrs. I* 8 Helms, Mr. |f*y-vrya t'.rcg Kensrue. Joe (iiber ’. Th# bride wai given In marri­ , Orlando V.r,i. J?,T, Tur.r,k' ' ,r. *°nR",» Driscoll. 1>ie bride is a graduate o f Sem­ jjul Mrs. N. K. Jordsn. Mr. and Mrs and Butch Lyons l/ita uf games age by her father,. Mr. Letli* U inole High School, where she was II. A. Shields, Mr. a n < | Mr*. R ___ __^ _ _ ___ ^ hoys Kelly. were played, and the lorky Diversified Co­ !•- t.cntry, and Mrs. Gentry I Her full length gown of while secretary of the left feeling sluftnl and hapnet over taffeta featured a round operative Training Club. Mr. Se­ hrothcr. John Ryan, of f.rrrn-1 py( , mj ,|,u \Vlih prises for winneckline and matching Jacket, A well also graduated from Semin­ wlrh. ConnectIrut. Hie Bnlton's n||ltf |aM Rarrr, Skippy, fingertip veil eairaded from a ole High School. Is a member o f have three children, at do the ' Paul, John, Joe, and Butch! while hat. She earned pink ro*c». the JayCees and Klka Club, and Helm's the Jordon's, and the C.en From my own experience, (ar.l Maid of honor w a i Mix Jane it aisistant manager at McCrory'a. try’a. The Shields have two, end wil^ )>0 boy* of my own I've Mathlai. She wora a powder'blue certainly had some') nobody hsi ballerina length gown, and carri­ at 9 lbs. 3 ut. Mrs. B«sarge Is as goo>l e lime, or causes as ed carnation*. Miai Alrne Moore I the former Miss Violet Ogleaby much COIlfuiloO as a bojr *t a and Mitt Jeanette Daedcidgr. birthday parly! Mr. and Mrs. Donald If. Bos- ' of Sanforxl. brideamaide, wore ballerina Irng urge of lging Beach. Missis.ippi th gowna of pink and nile green. are proud to announce the birth They carried bouqucti of carna­ of a daughter Sandra (sale. July tion*. 30. The young miss weighed in r.'aa'a.« iK'f'sR6lf-H 4wMae •..il^se' JfssXsep e&sasc The groom’* liett man w*« Joe Pickent. Uthert were llaroid I I.W VA IIHtM .till b t O l i l d i A U A I N I . . •r Marth, Vernon Brown, and (I. and Afi )IN . . . and Afi UN! I’ roilng lhal Ihe KXPKRIKNCFD WAT Is Ihe > " it r: i Mu ll i ii n ri.it t SI’CrKSSFI'l. WAV! Fiery d#y prnperlle* are SOI.II : * » v i i 11: R oofing - Jalousies T<» WHOMm ITu MW ihe II WSIIROI till WAV for Ihe Top Market Dollar. i • N< KIIN: ) ou TOO.—can hair your property SOLD through Ihe Nolle# l. hereby that ih# andrrslancd. pursuant in the n ■ Ornamental Iron - II tltbuia ■aucres-ful HunaTrough durl-in Method, only a fr* nprn Name Plaint*." . ‘ ha uler SSI, | lair* In August A Sepw-mher—NO C.U !. \T ONCK for I P .r lln n ,es, F lorid * M a n i l a will rarli inape.tinn »f tour properly and details of Ihr Doors n il.l.r with Ih* rterh of the Cir­ II ANHIIIIOl'tiH PLAN—rcpresenllng half a rrnlury of cuit I’ eurl. In a n l < >r samlaol* I'ountr , Florida, ui^>n f a . a l p l «r | sun IASITI, HXPEIUFNCE. Call IMl.I.INT—Oilnr .of nr i h • p u b lic a t io n o f Ihla I.A.MHJ 11)71. nolle*. Ih* r irlillo u s . a m . I n>wll:l -i iiM i v r pH Way Tk« al number III I lies ISI. In lha To Buy And Sett 1 1s Th* faw Way < clly of Paaford. Florida. Thai Ih* raril** l-i.-..'* 1 la ••It husin*** *sl*rorl.«. *r* a* f o llo w * ' 6th And Maple i.rr: ii t tv kins r< s v e i .lt I Mi'll NR XV C*ONNt:i.l.r Sanford — FA 2-0500 fa lrl al Har'ord a.m ln s t* On The frcniis**Regardless^ ef fncs or Wrath .# ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ w.cipcrlin.tiRBieinhualn.as1 @C3 'A1 Don’t forget to stop the Milk and ... Keep in touch with homo by Telephone Plan ahead for a happier, more carefree vacation. Telephone ahead to make reservation. Phone to be sure of teeing friends •long the way. And call home lo keep in touch. It's easy to do. And Long Distance cost* to little. ^ ; MONDAY, AUGUST tJ -t:M P. M S IXTON'S TROPICAL RI ^T IIOMP. 3rd Ase.— I Dlk. from Atlantic Ave. and 3 hlka. from World's Safest Dearbl NKW SMVItNA BEICII Props-rlf includes an oututamllng 2 ilory structure of I ma*onry and stucco constructlnn togetl.r wilh a l.r.~.mf rottage, fionttng 200 ft. on the south sido of 3rd Ave The large home, operated for Touriata has five rssntall rooms, 1 eo nplde hath. J lavatories beside* the pwnrt's quarter*. The tenia) cottage has 4 rooms and a hath with [ -Lower whi.h alto has an outside retry for the conven­ ience of batherr. This location which ts toned ommeirtal is truly outstaniiing fur income or Investment The guest home may t« botght lumtshe.l -r unfurmsh<d as nita j vour needs. The cidtag# will xell furnl'heit. Y«u ran buy :h* home and three lot* arpararly or as a whole! WKD. AUG. U—1:3* P.M. Vlasonry home with Duplex ! 1919-1911 Dartmouth Axe.! WINTER PARK Area No City Tates Thie property is close l o ! schools, ehurrhes, shopping I renters and U handy to city bus services. Doth buildings are LEAR THAN ON'F VF.AR OIJII Propertiea sell unfurnished and may be bought separate­ ly or together. Till RS. AUG. IS, 1:30 I*. M. WAGNER'S CAFE llumr 6 New Rental ( "Il Ige On Last Side of I', S. I7-9J ('lain II <* •. (I r I a " .1 nTampa) * Ml. S nulls of Kissimmee Property frunts l.'.j ft. on high'**)’ with depth of ap­ proximately 1221 ft. with plenty of ixsom fur ex pan. spin. Cafe enjoys good natrons*#. A comfortable ) t,edroom horn# an I a rent­ al cottage also sella. BUCK’lf IldRN ou I/. H. I at DA) TON A SSorld Famous Barter** lirstauranl One of (K# lareaf reta il p a c k a g e stores in Volusia County. I-erg# met*'. Warehouse budding* of several thousand sj. ft —largu frontage on Reugrav* A'# and Fla ).sat Coast Itailn ad wtlh appro*. » 0 ' on IJ. B L To )•* sold In parti and as a Whole. WFIINFSOAT lOlltS—AUGUST T On Her hi, h Mi. from ANUFRSON. S. Carolina JI* ACRE TUCK KB FARM—LOTS—HW Y. URTGK. Acreage Trarts-x Home*— lliras. Equipment. Etc. TUCKER BROTHERS, Owner*—Cooper ating Broker: Mr. L. A. McCr»ry, Anderson, tf Carolina. ^ short period. loan i up 1600 G .A .C . F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N AMOUNt YOU Ctf J 7)00 140 CO 4 7) CO 600 00 fATMINTS IO I 74 MOHtHS 20 MONTHS 1* MCWSlMt — 3 3 04 3 3 47 $ 9 4» 1079 ' 11.67 74 16 30 69 79 33 34 39 39.34 47 66 i -------------------------------------- O R L A N D O .............. ................................. DOWNTOWN—407 W«i» Control A.o«vf .V.TTT*. fef. J-dJO ( l a « a# Mr»•! I . 'dlrjl C O I O N I A L T O W N — 1 7 4 ) f n.i Cctaeiol Otlve. . . . Teh * 1 6 4 # Oflht Hsen Dody » ). W.--tiday I Satsifay f-11 i I Q A N t M A P I TO R I S I D I N T S O f ALL N I A I I T T O W N S Rtp-Ra>rlng Agowyget fc f)to rp n te n to r Our used car market It booming right now. Your oar'i worth plant* mora to us right now. 9o com# and swap It for a '57 B u ic k - right now! _ !•«•♦# W«f#rt# (ImMUb fkt CM* l'#4»j rTt* 7 D#or Ksl«f| Hard'ipi ....... .... . .A S I *B # If)l I f t for Ikol# k» lh« rntdrU* lO W I W I t f WlMOUtTTI guor*. natural. rfh».«sfi»#V dlillag jlskedl tUICK MIUION DOHA* U£>l fe.es #s yt* F ttittiANT niw v» ro a m Itrang. fltnl. ebedlsef—reeke* ye* ben of Ike rood T & u eei ixctuttvi tAfrrY tu n is * T»,« you d l*u g* fee I** t u ia k TKH.M3 20*i> D O W N — HAI.ANCK \ N N ()[.N (j;| —Most completely new Buick In Wstory Low SBR Hurry and get your k»sso on Itt look whatmakoj'57 Buick the dream car l!* !* ! #OfBfBOftJ run erAttiHow lo o m »W r Down r r ~ wances It's Twice As Fat) to Coll By Number XA S o u th e rn Bell W tI T E FOR DESCRIPTIVE FOI.DKILS I - # J > # V t , b*, h sy h -c iity Rr^nft v*t^ •f/.e A i.ota i Verlrt’s f,m Oyaotww h * , **/. Dtao«w *,vl , *f ** M fssfsiikt, l.fti #-J r--«--r — tret tt tt/iif « M il *a n « Jr „ ® ■ H YOUR A month* 3 7.33 16.11 47.30 39.33 SANFORD ( lirtie aurouoiuit *ti imir iw d nut nma mta VAIIA41I NTCH OYNAflOW II 111 W#»i Foil Stf«#» .................................\fAUtou 7J/4$ (Old ftT liro tB v offing the RooHiiestJoWat of wues you you M r didst* did see. t Ohi •«#«! 8 muy be spread uvet a liHig M Todiy-you can get a brand-new '57 Bukk — at a price that will make you stand up and cheer. Now at our sensational Buick Sales Roadeof 4 ^ finish. What's more, payment* P a rd n e r/ mW . Legal Notice T IP S . . . UT o VOL) Som e A -j^U o p in g , BIRTHS V A C A T IO N B strictly confidential from start to ★ J u lv *7. ISI7. o Our streamlined loan service le Miss Irene Kelly, Jack Sewell $ Wed In Central Baptist Church. Coun lv. Florida . . . ' • Plaintiff. U T H O R I X i n ,• l i ' i l y l . m r i t i r f i i t N h s f s a t h r , S y l s n l s * N Is DUICK D I A L I R Fl �9 * n fo t r .u T too Editorials •'Tk# #f « r 4 la I M 9 . m atraag b «l 4 |« lb* drnf ml trsMblf I ••4 b# Kaalbaili Ibaaa that trtaat la IIlaw - Sanford, Seminole County Needs, Must Have Large, Small Industry . . . . • __ N ot only do we need inudatry In ford and Seminole County — wo'va got to have lndu*tr>’ to aurvivo the tax dilemma. Industry realizes that It shoulders a huge part o f the tax burden In any community v»h?re it loiatcs. It is asinine to take the position that in­ dustry, "is not w anted" fo r from these busi­ ness organisations conn* payrolls and pro­ duction— not only from the products that are imported fo r their manufacturing o f wares and commodities, but to use the pro­ ducts that come from cattle and farmlands— vegetables, meat and fruit. lleorg e Gibbs, one o f the great leaders o f the state anil one ol the lender* in the use o f waterways has suggested on several occa­ sions that Sanford and its vicinity can be­ come the Pittsburg o f the South— and ?o that m ight I**W hat opponents o f industry can't under­ stand is the fact that smokestacks and smoke are both a thing o f the past. Industry d '- '-n ’ tth mvv a*pall o f smoke over Its com munity in these modern times— not when el­ ectricity is available to u«e and oil can be barged in by the thousands upon thousands o f tons nt one time. Certainly Sanford and Seminole County can become the "P ittsburg o f the South’* and people will like It. One o f the important communities o f Florida in bringing industry within its boundaries huj provided employment for re­ tired machinists and mechanics on a part time basis creating a payroll fo r the com ­ - _t famillna . m unity — of4 relited families fE.it that !4 la miunsur­ passed. Certainly industry is welcomed to the com m unity— that ha* beer, made plain by leaders in Sanford and Seminole C o u n t y welcomed because industry survives by profit-m aking and not bv losing money each year. One cattleman, in exclaim ing that ‘ ‘We don't want industry." explained that his in­ dustry, everywhere, is losing money. And we say that such an industry cannot take its part in a com m unity, furnishing payrolls, taxes, and other com munity necessities un­ less it docs make money. W e like the cattle business too. but we like it to make money and it is on that basis that ranchers and investors in Florida and every other state where ca t’ le i« s leading industry can survive. Industry in every conceivable size is needed in the Sanford and Seminole County area— and unless we get industry. a« it has often been said— com mercial establishments might just ns well close their doors if we loose the bulwark o f our econom y today. Some, only recently, have recalled the days which existed right a fte r the Florida boom when homes were sold fo r n song, and lann was worthless in .» wav. These same folks will realize that the very same type o f exodu* should the econ­ om y o f the com m unity, the a ica. or the state be pulled out from under it like a rug. That can be done, too. if industry tnkos a notion. Plan To Jolt Highway Hypnosis One recurrent problem on the nation’s highways is that o f waning driver attention. Many an* afflicted by what safety engineers call ‘ ‘ highway hypnosis.’ ’ a dulling o f alertneve caused by the monotony o f driving on long, open stretches. This dimming o f a driver's awareness o f his surroundings, and especially o f roadside warning markers becomes a real menace at intersections. When a driver mjsses warn­ ing signals and sudcnly finds himself on the verge o f cross traffic, he's in trouble. T w o military safety directors have now Como up with un interesting plan to jo g drivers into alertness as they approach intersections. The idea is to have segments o f the highw ay painted yellow and red at ap­ proaches to intersections. The length o f these colored segments would be determined on the basis o f the legal maximum speed, the type o f road surface and other factors. The Idea is now being considered by the Bureau o f Public Hoads, which may use it extensively on the new federal highway sys­ tem. Highway officials in a number o f states also arc considering tho plan. No such proposal could be put Into e ffe ct until it has received at least minimum test­ ing. On the face o f it. however, the idea o f using color to alert drivers as they approach The Sanford Herald 1*0 NaUeoajiy m n ,- fg » ________ A 1lt»t» lifiin MrtrHMu a , . 1 «-«■ O M rit, •* Mae* «i*:s*» n -it i,, ,, tt|t M •s* r*« O ffirt *f S.tfrM Fl.rtSt. tilH it. x« •* C . ^ - w . *f M arti | u n rvittl.1.4 Dillr •tr.it BtiarSti. a «.s .r . . . ■--r s tmi. f i i i i i n * prt.«.4it| ca rlttm i Monday, August 5. 1057 intersections is a promising one- It is an exam p'e o f the kind o f imagination that will have to be applied increasingly if accidents are to be held down in an era o f sw iftly ris­ ing highway traffic. Bring On The Sweet-Corn! Some foolhardy aoul broke into print the other day with a suggestion fo r tampering with the ancient and honorable art o f pre­ paring sweet corn fo r the table. To the boiling water this barbarian could add onion, celery, carrot, pickling spice nnd oth er Items we haven’ t the heart to mention. A fte r Ixiiling tills abominable atew fo r half an hour, tho man would comixvund the felony by dumping In sweet corn. Serve with lots o f butter, says he. Lots o f butter, indeed! A* v*cry true sweet corn fancier knows, it would take more than butter to right the w rin g thus done this succulent vegetable. The recipe darkly hinted at above may result in a passable co m chowder, but it’s no way to treat sweet com . The way to treat sweet corn is to drop it into pure w ater that has come to a full, rolling boil, and leave It there just long rnough to bring the tender kernels to a proper state o f firmness. Then out steaming onto the platter, w little salt, plenty o f the best quality b utter: A m brosia! Being o f a kindly nature, we are not going to reveal the name o f the j**or. misguided fellow w ho proposes to drown honest sweet corn In what might charitably lx* referred to as vegetable sou p. He prvdiahly douses chocolate ice cream with ketchup. W c leave him to his sufferings Bring on the c o m ! Sufficient (Continued From Page One! Wright said 2.113.330 boxes of the announced tola! * 1 1 represent­ ed by simon-pure grnivtrs, (ro v ­ er-handlers or fresh fruit p«ckmg companlrt which grow oranges. *<Florida Orange Marketers hat a total of S, contrartt," Wright ] taid. •'including So from what you might rail bona fide grower* who produce ail the fruit they wiii fumiib the cooperative, and seven «ho will hav, to buy so me of the fruit called for in their contracts." Wright said he was confident another 130.000 boxes would he »'*nci during the coming week, bringing the total to well over the s 000.00-box mark The new cooperative mutl grt tvet-.ten lO.OOO.MOO and 12.000,00) boxes of concentrate quality oran­ ges under its control to supply Minute Maid's entire needs dur­ ing the coming season. These oranges will t>« turned into con­ centrate byMmute Maid and m M under its two widely knuan brands. Vl.nute Maid and Snow Crop, with thr proceeds coming back for distribution to grower members of the cooperative, mtnu< only the cost of processing Vacation Bible School To Start to First Bantisi 5anford'i Firat Baptist Church ar.nouncei it's Vacation Bible School for two weeks beginning Monday, Aug. 19. and continuing through August 30. Day sesilont will be he'd for shliJien three tO twelve years of age each d*y from 9 I m. to 12 noon. In the evenlnr srss'ons will be held for Inter­ mediate Young People, agea thir­ teen to sixteen, from T to approxi­ mately 9 30 p m. M » J- W. Carter will direct the Nursery for tnree year olds In a unit cn "Learning of God's Love ir,3 Care." Beginner four and five year children will be directed by Mrs \V. R. Vance, and Mra. J P. Wilson on "Helping in God's World" Primary children of six, seven and eight years will be led by Mrs. W. I Crabtree, 3Irs. L. B. Ho«p, and Mra. A. L Bartr.eau on tha theme. "Meeting B.Me Friend* ' Mrs. W. O Tanner. Mra. H I! Gf er. and Mrs Cecil Tuc­ ker will diiect the children of nine tn twelve Junior age on the theme, CWPllXSll J "Living for Jesus Every Day " In Growers mi) obtain so percent the evening Ihe Intermediates will nt the market value of their fruit have as their theme. "Discovering si the time It t» turned over to What God is Like." Eshh departthe cooperative. Wright pointed me"i "ill he staffed by competent out. with -etliemcnt on the re­ workers. Tbs daily program wdl maining M prreert awaiting sale consist cf Singing. Bible stories, ot the finished product and the m liionsry activities, chsracter return made to the cooperative stories, bockwork. memory work, for distribution to its grower handcraft, refreshments, and man* member, on the basis of the other activities of interest to the pounds of solids |n their fruli. i children. Ail ehildrrn are cordially "We are extremely pleased invited to attend. with the reception the plan hat The church bus will cover a re­ tcceived so far from both b'g gular route each day to transport and Ultlc irnarrs." Wright said. children and workers. Watch the ' Every grower knows he must daily press, this route will appear make a chot.-e as to his cour*e In a .iter issue A closing pro­ cf action when his rrop is ready gram and exhibition on Friday for harvesting. He can last the evening. Aug 30, will dose the r--k of selling it in the open mar­ '.wo weeks’ work. All parents and ket or he can Join forces with friends are Invited to this occasion. other responsible growers, as re presented b> Florida Orange oranges and another for Valencias. Marketers, and b« part of an or­ "This provide! the greatest in­ ganization which will have an centive for Minute Maid to strive Identity for the concentrate made for maximum returns.'’ Wright from his fruit, building tales on pointed out. "The by-laws pro­ quality and reputation and earn­ vide for one vote per member so ing maximum returns for the that Minute Maid wtll have only grower ore vote, the same as the smallest "in olher words, the grower member. There is no opportunity can. If he withes, he a ‘ lone for the processor to dominate the' wolf, trying to get the best of ano­ affairs eif this cooperative asso­ ther wolf, 01 he can assure him­ ciation ” self of a steady and satisfactory Carney Groves, a Minute Maid return by joining with other grow, subsidiary, has signed a contract er* to cortrol and get the benef.l calling for 3,330.000 boxes of of a national brand " oranges, while Minute Maid Gro­ Mlnule Ili.il'i own huge oiange ves corporation wUl provide ano­ production, represented by its ther IJsOO.OOO boxes. The Carney ownership of approximately IS.- Grove volume tnciudea 3,000.000 000 acre* and operation under boxes which will he purchased by lease of an thrr 5 .» » acres will that grove corporation but still be chanrelrd through tha coopera­ flow.ng through ind under the tive and pail for on exactly the control of tha cooperative as It same basis as all other fruit In Ends ita way Into Minute 3taid the/ two pools to he established, plants to make concentrate. one for early and midieamn Sen. Walter I ’.er. Ga.; Supf. L. A. Ar.denen ar.d Mrs- Anderson; Trainmaster J. H Arnold and Mra. Arnold; General (Continued from Pag* \ Yardmaster W. I. Crabtree and tees, which George at one time Mrs. Crabtree; Road Foreman H. headedV. N'ei.on Jr. and Mr*. WelsOAI Elsenhower designated Henry Foreman Car Department. J. S. Cabot Lodge, U.S. ambassador to Dispatcher F. E. the United Nations and a forms.) L. 31. Cornell, General Foreman THlia; Chief of Mechanical Department, At­ Couper and Mrs. Cooper; Road- Senate colleague of George’ s, to lantic Coast Line Railroad Com­ maaier J. F. L*w.s and Mrs- represent the While House at the pany at Sanford for the past a s Lewis; Local Chairman of Enfuneral aervicea. years, retired from service ef­ pincers. W. B. 3loye_ and 'Sir*. The President also lent a perfective a-if j, after more than M Meye; 1/vrvl OialMuao of Fire­ )?ars of continuous service with man. R R. Ram, and Mrs. Rani; sonal telegram of sympathy on the ACL In variuos rapacities and Chief Clerk A L Collin* and 3tr». behalf of himself and 31r». Elsen­ at several different point* Collins; Ticket Agent L T Shep­ hower to George's widow, known To honor Cornell upon his re­ pard and Mr*. Sheppard; Freight in Washington and In Vienna as tirement. approx.mately *0 Offi­ Agent, E. X. Fielding and Mu. "Miss Lucy,” and to member* ot cial* and heads of Departments, Fielding; Chief Dispatcher F. E. her family. Eisenhower said George'* death including their wives, assembled Cooper and Mrs. Cooper; General at Phelps Restaurant, \Yedn*iJay Roller Inspector. E- P. Fairchild. "ii a great loss not only to h:|3 night. July 31, a. 7 p m . for a Waycross, Ga.; Lead Machinist own native state ot Georgia hut surprise banquet. J. A. Strange and Mrs S range; also to the entire nation" He add­ C. L. Longman Jr., Ftcighl Miss Charlotte Smith. Ster.ogra- ed that he suffered ’’ a persor.l Agent at Orlando, and a personal pher. and mother, Mrs. A. D. loss" because George "was * good and dear friend." friend of the Cornells for many Smith. years, presided a* Master of Ceremoaiea, and after relating se­ veral interesting and amusing incidents occur.a; during the years he and Cornell were in ILgl Springs together, called upon each Official and Department Head, Including Master Mechanic G. R. Gibbs nf Jacksonville. General Boiirr inspector h. 1* Fairchild, of Wayctoa*. C. IL Ethridge of Traffic Department. Orlando, and Supt. L. A. Anderson of Sanford, all of whom spoke very highly of Mr. Cornell, both at a f:t-*n-l and as a loyal co-srorker. Road Foreman of Engine*. H V Nelson Jr . on behalf of those present, a* well as employees working under Cornell's supervi­ sion, presented Mr snd 3trs Cor­ nell with several gifts which it was thovght wou'd add to their enjoyment, including a portable outdoor grill with accessories, a set of TV snack tables, binoculars, and a Gilt Certlf rats Cornell expressed his apprecia­ tion. graciously and humorously, Receive a full 5 months o f p.vlng Mr* Cornell hrr share of earning* December 31st credit for his success, stating (hat they were married at ages IS ar.d 17. would celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary in Dr.-em­ ber of this year and were still swrethearu Those present were: Mr G. R. Gibbs. Master Mechanic, of Jack­ sonville; Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Long­ man Jr. (Freight Agent) Orlando; Sir. and Mrs. C. H. Ethridge (A*«t. J A s I e je s - a t T q I » Frt. Traffic Manager! Orlando; Mr. W. W. Gray. Mr Cornell's Successor, formerly ef Manches- Cornell Retires Honored For 38 Years AC|. Service fcS\ save by August 10th HIGH FIDELITY TV PICTURES and SOUND \ * \ 1 ,; - / » / ' l 1\ ’ • ; (P °^ 7 N I A 11 I SC, ’.- u H S Its Pika WITH M B :a$T ' ** Stewart GRANGER Rhonda FLEMING h ig h i» *w » sC h il l J A F id e l it y SPEAKERS CUN G L O R Y • : Mwuccn * • F O R R IC H E R , CLEARER otisxsvss w il l s $•#,*»> »iiorr js.-..«i kumcaox lone 1.10 — 2:31 — I t* — 1:22 — S.M — 9:M THI HOLOItOOKI Medal AU>« Hjs rn .*, i* a.-r « I] . « ! t»?ss 11. tv. r* Quality m u» s t v s t-»s t« e** **e Ms. res*.| • > l«-l 0 * v t* ire *. SURE FIRE PROGRAM CHICAGO tp — A retiring "monarch" wilt present a sure­ fire program for "leisure aid prosperity" to his organlsvtlon's annual convent.on at Britt, Iowa, on August 27. Ben Benson, 7?. who steps down this yrsr as king of tha hoboes, says the platform will le.cludo a 4-hour day. a «-day we-W and a 3-month vacation with pey. I'ltOTECTIIH F o r M O R E P ic tu re S p a rk le IS OUR BUSINESS N E W HIGH F I D E L I T Y H O R i r O N T A L CHASSIS Wilh E X T E N D E D R s n i V U «* A o ^ i A . , ‘ • f*’ “ P U J30.0O0 .hoc* eyeI# of ptdur* Consult ut for all forms of K » p 3 O M t C l C4rv c f R ID E .IN T H E A T R LIST SHOWING •STARTS T:«« Ur**fh» « -TVsc re w . IIm 29,000 volt* *f picture rowvr. FIRE MARINE NEW 1958 CASUALTY INSURANCE Yo FIDELITY am! SURETY RONDS JAMES •I If I l ii St e w a r t i s 'Lucky Llndyl IN S U R E N O W . . , K r f o r r a low* o c c u r s ! _ u ' NO CA RRA W A Y &M cKIBBIN m s * * - " sMswsatltr.ltI ItllitU l - j •inu.'eiitw lilt •iTh m i Vi lilt ftanU U U M UNDI3R 12 ADMITTED FURIi"* 4 i Contain* "THE SPIRIT OFST.IOUIST FEATURE - -- FOUL IN MOTORS i /v a a jn i i i * General Insurance l l i N. Park A t*. Ph. KA2 0331 N O IN C R IA fl IN R R IC I • • • f • 2 ; J 2 N « W SU N SH IN E PICTURE TU BE u th wish new Ednah I igt» spwd tWlnn (un t^st drive* ,GcVnwe »(*!n.t tlu eemn ’ l.* ."!1./••♦^PICturew eptrsle with TABLE TV • • • THI PAISrtUD Med.I AUtl 2 • tv s it -•** Nt is I* ; eittv'e *•»#. I , •**!•* t'V.-s T.te • S.ls'MVil-UlOsii I Te*sCe»s^<. 2 Set -•0*>. lei* O.t ftce 6 A>s - 2 2 st • - * s—i f * -, - i $219.95 j tf| X » h W igh ts. fyfw drs,|n eitmlaate* UouMdacn* loss W.p Btagnel which, when t»prc-iw»tv adjusted, cause* low brieht— e . foety dsU J. 'pfaU ' ix t m a q u a u t y z*mtk r * * u ,* * • cm vin *» r*ci • class * •raiuoiiocic’ ctacwtT Ot-OSS e«»* . 0o*l Tore C*Mr*l* • list'sos*i * i „ f M rM<p M, B U Y N O W — f a s y Terms Baggerly Appliance Center 4 x w - « s Ot Ci-ee-v 113 3. Magnolia Phone FA 2-33TF �Monday, A ap»t S. 1957 Th» Sanford Herald—Pajre 5 Sexual £vmt& MISS GLADYS HASTY. who*e approaihlnj marrlaee to Itohril heni* SIXAS, I* ann* unml t«»!a>. ( Photo b> Hergatruim ★ ★ ★ ★ Miss Gladys Louise Hasty Will W ed Robert Kneib August 26 Mr. and Air* A’trglS U llaaty of Sanford announce the engagement and approaching marrlaee of their daughter Glad) a Loulae to Robert Jotrph Kneib, *on «f timer J. Kneib of P.tt,burgh. Tenn., and Mr*. Marian Mariball Conway of New York. N. Y. Mi«* Haity wa* born in Sanford. and attended tchool* hen She com pletrd her education at Florida State Unlverllty ami Stetton I'ni*er*ity In Drljnd- She * employ- cJ by the Sanford Atlantic Bank a* bookkeeper, Mr. Kneib wa* born in San Kraneltf0 Calif. He g.aduated . . . . . frum M lo%t^ n'* h S,fhrx>1 ln PKtaburgh. Penn. He it retently serving In tbe navy where he I* In Communication* office at SJi AS, attached to AAH J. The wedding will be an «vcnt of Augu*t Id. Plan* will be an tv meed later. Store Wide SUM M ER C LEARANC E Conning The News lit VIRGINIA rONN, Society F-ditor Chatted with Cliff Duncan Frlday night. Hr it leaving Monday for Penaacola and Rosemary. They will leave this week for his homo In Ohio, to spend three work* with hn family, before gi>Ing on to Ilo«ton and M I T. The Duncans wdl live in Waltham, the "Oloek City'' Ju»t outsule of Bolter. Afr. and Mr« Jo# Ptr»grove of Oxford, Min. ipent the day vi'h Polly and Doc Savage recently. The Prregrovca are living tn Memphis Trnn.. now, but knew the Savage* when Red wa* at tending Ole Mi«l *etrrai year* ago. Sanford t* itnrprd of a good bit of it* population thl* pait weekend.w hen a large crowd took off fur the beach and will •lay there for mo»t of thl* mon­ th. The poor humble aouU who are left muit conto'.o lhem*rjv#» by feeling virtuoui, or perhap* m>Tc like a martyr. I doubt if I haie ever felt a* uninsured a* I do thl* afternoon. Ilob and I pam'ed the hack of our houtc thia morning, and three old tome* arr not uie.l to atarj mg on my head while I paint the dirt, gran and leave* that cling to the halfboard OUtliJf. Anyway, wo finally ran out of paint, an that put an end to that project. And now I mint confen that I am too lazy to find out what haa been going on thii weekend. John and Jean Pvdry and three boy* |ra*o Monday for Manachuietti— Cape Cud to hr exnet. Speaking of i ape Cod, tho larnoie* will *t«:t with the Chairs at Barmtable on their trip to the tamo location Cy Fltton leave* thi* coming Ttiuraday. an I since he and Jean plan » New Fnc land trip, perhap* the pickin* up there would almoit rompete with New Smyrna. Auguit in New FnglanJ la a wonderful time of year. AA'hal could tie better t*'»n tn ill on a rock over looking that incredible blue and rough ocean a* you pick the mean from a freihly l>ot!cd luhiN-r and mill it around in melted butter The •cent of pine trrn and tail wa­ ter on a lUrnptdt. .lean brcere are enough to put tbe Dana parfumeur* out »( Imilnri*. Tbe wild flower* are blooming In profution right m>n Tbe wild at-# r, the tiger lily, the wild rule, tha black eyed Stuan Ihat la tf you hive time to pick them 'nttead of the profutlun of blackberrle*. taipbenrlea, ant blueberries. AVe have a field in Maine that grows liny wild atrawbi-rrlel that make perfect Jam Never fan make It bark to tbe houie with enough to make mor# than one Jar. though, But w|y should I rant on about Maine, when Sanford ii *urh a grand place, especially right at this mom<xit when there t* a nice breeze blowmir and the «kv j< ralnwadied and blue? Instead I'll r e p o r t th a t the Friday bridge c r o u p met at ll.« rel Rowell-* houie thl* week. Ha/el *crved th# tirli chicken **l*d and a «traw!>erry anil whipped cream dcitert Preicnt were Dodle K .n s . Betty MeCrackrn. Ruth Tully. Marge Hill, B#lt* Lin ker, Millie Dunnaud and Pont* lllarkwood. Ruth won firtt, and Dodle booby. Miithl n well ditch thl* mat terpiecc and start anew tomor­ row. Good night all. MONDAY The VI SCS. of Kbeneier Alrthodnt Church will meet at the J. H Wynn homo a! 7-1' pm Mil* itet'y Jeane Townienil will be the ho*!e*». The A AV A’ l of the Fint Itap till Church will meet at 6 30 (> m. and the intermediate li A * at ; . jo pin. (>l<en llouie I* held at the Fir«t baptist t burrh for young people 16 year* and up each night Ail young people are invited »"<• »ervice men are given a ipecial invitation. Tlic hour I* 7 to 10 (Kx cepl AVed i 9-12 am. Aeration Cliunh $cht>*l at Firat Pre»bytciian Church. The Boy Sc.'Ula cf the First Pr»»bjrterlan Church will meet at the Church at 7 <h) O in. ( a** ef the The Phdathea church will Firit Ptrsby trnan pm at Air*. Andmeet at 7 rew McPhtr*on'a. 1S13 A c" j 'l i ) Ave Happy Birthday AUGtST J John William Policy AlTil'ST i Klim Carol .Si »an Margaret Dunn (p B JlA titia lA Frien.la of Aflat Grace Strobel will be lntere«ted to know that •lie won first place In the .An yard free atyl# at tho Garrett. Ind Swim Ateet on Monday, July '.h> Ml** Strobel baa vtiited In Sin ford many llmea. Sh# Is the eld e»t daughter of the former Irl* Sobrea of Sanford. Men's W ear... • • • • Suits • Slacks Straw Mats • Caps Sport Coats • Rohes Cabana Sets • Swim Suits Eight Jackets Shorts • Mouses Pedal Pushers Slips • Handbags Swim Wear Shoes... • Ladies Wedges • Ladies Dress • Ladies Flats • Men's Sport Shoe • Men’s Canvas Oxfords iTSE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT DOWNTOWN SANFORD P]ENNEY’S OVER Shop Early For M k: Savings Children's W ear... General Insurance ' SELLIN G STARTS TU ESD A Y MORNING Dresses • Mouses Pajamas • Handbags Skirts • Slacks Shorts • Pedal Pushers Hermudas • Swim Suits These Rargains Are Terrific "'CYPRESS? (a ||GARI)EN§» 5 Ladies W ear... • • • • • Mi>i Siranne M e It o b c r t a, ’ daitiei tint with blue ribbons. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Frank Slaughter of Briitol, K ■ m . it berts cf Sanford Tcnn. w .i the groom-* belt man. and ft eiton, V Va . and John l'»hrr* were Fred Slaughter, D gia* Dickey, mn of Mr. and Richard Lit trail and Sh#ril WolM r* I || D key of llriitol, ford, all of Brtatol, Tcnn. Aa were married Saturday evenThe brtJe’* mother, Mr*. Meire at 7 10 p in. at St. Matthew* Itoberti. wa* gowned In a navy I irof rhurrh tn Charleston, blue ihoaih over white taffeta " Aa with blue aerrtterir* and an or•he i ir.h wa* decorated with chid and ra- lr abra stand- i The groom'* mu her wore a " - bai, ii of white glaJndi anl ] , v,.n ||r iheath with matching w le Hoik enha-erd the candle , ffe „ 0rie» and an orchid. The reception wa* held at the tin- la” Harvey per- urr,y Hill* Country Club, whne ' ,-er. mony Ti e church {j)c i.rchcitfa wa* banked with or.a. \yfd background mm- palma. and the »crvlng table* were decorated with greenery and I hr !e m i neautlful ai the bouquet* of multicolored dailies, ci t . i the ihe arm of her father. fvthcr. Auliting at the register wa* Her , .i i wa* a i’ riirtlla of Boa- Mia* Elizabeth Wade Wood of • ii of imported ivory Charleston. AV. Va. pean (I -i.'ie It wa*appltqucd Out-Of-Town guest* Included « th lacc and iced pearl* and Air. and Mrt W. F. Hunt of San­ .1.1 -I With a fitted hwllce and ford. Air* LaA'allee Dunn. Mia. u it ■ i prphini. Her full *klrt Josef Richard*, and th# Mines i a chapel train. The Alary- Streckcr. Flinor Gray, and fn ce-‘ ip veil wa* held In place Dorothy Gray, all of Marietta, hi mv'chn g lace hcadpic.-e cm. Ohio, t'arl II bt. II of New- V rfc *-■ •* * • i, *h i f I K*rU. City Air and Mr* E II Dicker* The Uri le canted a prayer Mr. and Mr*. E II. Dlckev Jr., ■' k i tti a” orelild nurker ami Air *n,| Mr*. Fred Grronlmna, a i i •«*i,»i* o f |i!ir« o f the x-.tlcy all of Bristol. Va . Air. anil Airs. A| i. Nancy l’ at Wood of John AtcRobert*. Chilllcothe, Ohio, MRS. JOHN DOl'GI.AS DICKEY, the former Suaalin# AtcHobrrla, i i - n >a- th- malll of hon. Mr and Air*. Sidney Macbeth anj who wa, married Stlunlay night In Ch»rle*ton, W. A'a, ______ ' in. .! ! vva * Mary Kirhaid Alaebctn of Klng»|xirt, l i-n At. Hubert*, the bride-* slat- Ter.n . Mr. and Mr* Ray Halley The groom’ a father I* with an i> hri-h *'iiaidi were Ml** of Princeton, AV. A-*., and Air. Alcllobert*. t* In bu*lne*s In San­ Investment *nd Insuranca Co. In ford with Hunt-MeRobert# Ine. and J.uir M 'rgret of Berkeley Spring* and Mr*. Fred Morgret of Berke­ AA Aa and A|i*« F.lcanor Pick- ley Spring* AV Va. president of Associated Ware­ Bristol. Aha. i v • 'rr of the gTootn, of Bril The bridal couple left the re* house* Ine. In Charleiton, W. A'a. Mr. Dickey attended Bristol cepti n for a wedd ng trip to Lake honor wore University, DeGeorge, V Y and New- York school*. Stetson prtMtl 4lf piUYli City. Fpon their return they will Land, and Ea*t Trnne»»e« State in h.A !rr?ra ]* egth w th .x mateh- re«ide tn Briitol. Tenn. College. Johnson City, Tenn., 1” ; l.ii'a» ht>! , e and iwee'heart For her going away cottume. 'where he :* a'.IU a student. II* 1* rr k iiff. j f i ! a ban teau of bill# Air*. Dickey choie a brown and n memlier of Ti Kappa .Alpha rt/zy-ase ef «#wee* V i k * S . rarrir.f blue and white ttr.pcd denim dre** with a Fraternity. ''Li'* iUmr» The Junior hridri maiihtng brown full length coat xxor«* *i foil length gown of and hat Shr wore an orchid. f-aturlm: . .< i The bride attended Charit iton a hu% lo of the the same •ehooli. »nd gr.iduati-d from mi cttal ar.J a blue Jam band- Stuart Hall, Staunton, Aa she *-u i \TV Olher bride.maid* wore ha* been a *tu lent at Stetson t n! gout* identical to that of the veraity, Dcl~t'.>l, and llonda ;n . I of honor. They rim e d white State Ifnlvrraity at Tal!ahha«*ee H. JAMES GUT AGENCY where she wa* a member of Al­ 312 EAST FIRST STRKKT pha XI Delta, and represented that eorority In the Cotton Carn­ PHONE FA 2.4451 ival court of H*M in Alemphi*. w.l rreum# her studies II. JAM ES OUT JAMES B. CUT Tennet*## State College in Johnson City, Tenn. Mr* Gayluld Forreat wa* hon­ Tha bride-* father, AV. Kenneth ored Thursday afternoon at a fare­ well gathering In the hum# of \lr« Monty l.ille’mc In Grove Atan.c Mr*. Jack Burnev poured 'lr* llericC unmini sarved the fruit pun. h White pcr' v'^n^t' r *n'' yellow hiblli-Ut dec* rated the party yy T i V a f f l r - ’ in* a* w.ve* of VAH 7, friend* and neighbor* earn# to *av it.«*l F I RS T Q U A L I T Y ! ALWAy ; r *- if .. j tiye to Airs Forrest, wlvo .« |eae. ing Sanford to live In AVmliington. D C. Bidding farewell were ATr*. J. J ( ale*. Air*. Itodrrlrk Tiompaon. Air*. Daugla* Mena'rom. Mi* A. II Harris, Alra. Braiiey Odhani, Alra Volt# AVII l ama Jr., 'lr*. Richard F"*aier. Mr*. K It Horrell. Mr* Richard Andru*. Alt* J-din Honk, 'lr* Charlea AIcBiatnle. Mr* Don Brubaker, Mr*. II 1. AVetglc Air* T. II. Yount. Mr* Marvin lla**. Mn II i ( r a t AirI I id# Frit/, and brr mother who I* vti­ lting from Charlc»ton. S I- , 'lr* Grelchen Hall. Atra. King Ibulce*, Alra. W. B II toy, 'lr - H W Atann, Air* R A Mever. Mr* It E. McMurmy. Mr* ^ell Pruden. »n.i Mr* A. K. Simmon* Mrs. Forrest Leaving Sanford Still going on - - Drastic Reductions On Summer (mods • • • • • Miss Suzanne McRoberts Weds John Dickey In West Virginia TH R EE HUNDRED BARGAIN PRICED The Mlaaa* Edna and l.aura Chittenden have returned from two weeks ln Fall* Church. wh*rc they wer* called to the lllnct* and •ubaequent death of their *l*tern law, Mr*. L P, !ni. Ct ITLNli TIIK HTIlDING rake for their fiftieth annlier*arr are Mr. and A|rt. limit lllegen of South Sanford Are., pictured Satur­ day night at a rrcrpt.ua glim In their boaur. ★ ★ ★ Mr. «rvl Airs. Albert Jaequet Jr, an.) daughter Kathy of Bit (I’ botn l>y Brrgitrom ) j oxl, Mtialavtppi are vacationing In ‘ Sanford with Mr*. Jacquct* par I rr:t», Mr. and Mr*. Wilbur Ogle* 1hv of y * Alaple Ave. While tn I Sanford Mr. and Alra Jarquet |havo been vlatllng and renewing : • I frlendihlpa. Alra. Jaequet t* ' 'fie former Allis Jtni* Uglrsby Welsh, Air*. Jesilr Aha ye, Alta. of Sanford. Atartln I^vin and Alia* ZHIah Mr». G H. Brown by train Wtlah. Y'e'Iow rosea centered tha table 5 ovtay for Chicago, where *he |Will meet her daughter ind drive In the |l!eg«n home, whera friend* rallnl from 7 nv p Af. 5eturdar to to Carmel-by-tbe-Sea, C* J. lor a rongra'uUt* the annivoriarv vacation. ★ ★ ★ 50th W edding Anniversary Observed ByM r.A ndM rs. Blegen Fifty year* together were eelfbrated Saturday by Mr. »nd Mre. Kmil Blrgrn, ■< frlrnds and rrlalive* congratulated them with dinner and an open hnuxL Air. Blrgon'a *i*trr. Mr*. Mar­ lin Levin, arrived Thuriday from Chicago for the o c a nun. to join couple. The large tied cakn r<-Mr. and Mr*. John H. William* m on the wonderful famllr reun­ volved nn a muilrat tray., Atri ion. A dinner at d ub Diamond Ing* Hendrick a m greeted guests and four children, Gwynn, Jark. “ 1 followed by tbe open house at ^ 'u .e 'donr, Mr*. Je.Via A b a y # Jeff and Beth »pent th* »cek-end the Brcgrn home on South San­ preside.) over th# guest book in Aliaml Beach. ford A«# Mu* ZHIah AVrlih wai Punch wa* »erxed hy Alra. B-dvja rrapontible for the lovely deco- and Ih# e*ke rut by Alls* AA'elih. rationi. On thr table at th# Club Both Mr. and Mrs Itlfg#-* were O. D. Farrell's Diamond were white candle* with I bom In Norway, but met and gold bell*, gold mint baikcta and married In thla country. Air. gold Inieriptiona on white place Blegen it retired from hi* former cards. Gurtta at the dinner parly i occupation a* a baker. Rodney tn'luded Mr. and Mr*. Blegen-* ' Blrgrn, of Del-and la their only ton and daughter-in-law, Mr. and ton. Mr*. Rodney Blrgrn ef DeLand, Mr. and Mr*. Letter Burroughs, i Sanford'a Only Mr. and Mrt. Dougia* AniUy, Downtown Florlat Mr. and Mr*. Emil ChrDtenien Feahirlnir and Mrs. AA'eda Hamilton, also of SA N FO R D FLOW ER DeLand. SHOP Th# Vary Re»t Joining th* group from M<1- j I 0« S . Park bourne, were Mr. and Mrs- Peter Ph. r,\ 2 1822—Nit# PA 2 MT0 310 E. 1st Knudaon, Mrs. Blegen-* routln*. 1 Alembert Florlat Telegraph Mrt Ruth Hamilton of l»ngwood. Deliiery Aaioelalion Mr*. Mae Ruhow, Mr«. Ld.th i U Arcade Package Slore • WOVEN G IN GH AM S-SO LID C 0 T T 0 N S -JE R S E Y S • DRESSES TO WEAR NOW-NEW W ANTED FABRICS • YOUR S IZ E IS HERE-9 to 15-12 to 20-14Vz to 24Vi • DON'T MISS TH IS DRESS BUY OF T H E YEAR SHOP PENNEY'S YO U ’L L SAVE I �t 5 . >; , •■ I f .. ' & - A- ' i- •••' 2 0 u ic d d SPORTS V - &OFT11ALL TR O PH Y GOES to A . L. W ilion for the WiUon-M aler Furniture Co.’a championship team In t|ie citywide recreation departm ent’s softhnll longue. Howard Gordie (righ t) director o f the league make* the presentation. Entire team in the background looks on. (S t a ff Photo) Junior Golf Classes To Begin Tuesday At Mayfair Inn Course Calumet's Future Stars Predicted For Winter Races CAMDEN. N. J.-Your tip off on Calumet’ a futurt star* la tho list of four young nnrses eligible for the world’* richest race. The Garden State, on Oct. 24. They ar«: Kentucky Bride (named for th* book puhlUhed last year by Ad­ miral Gene Markey, husband of Calumet's owner), a dark brown son of RuN Lea-Blue Delight Club, telephone Fairfax 2 9934, or I might Im* reached in the even­ ings at Fairfax 2 1194. "There’s something in golf that will intrrrst every youngster," aaid Mario Carfagno, "and It take* the young bny or girl right out into tl.e open where sunshine and fresh air, coupled with com­ plete exercise of the body's mus­ cle . prepare them for strenuoua studies.” Th# eltywld# recreation de­ partment toft bill league's trophy for th* championship trim w.nt to Wilson-Maler Furnlturo Com pany. Tho trophy wti presented Fri­ day night at a banquet (Urn by A. L. Wilton, head of tho local firm, at tho Dew Drop Inn. Presenting thr tropbv w»» Howard Gordit, director of the aoflball leifua. Wilson. commenting on the tram which made an outatanding record during the summer lea­ gue achedule , said "Thi* yrar’j tram waa os»« of thr finrst we have had on the field.” It waa the fourth trophr won by Wilson-Maier Furniture Co. Larry Chunat, pitching for thr fumlturrmm waa undefeated throughout thr tea ion. When the aeaaon ended, WilsonHaler Furniture Company, was at the top of the league standings and came through the championahip playoffa winner of the trophy. "IF* a real honor to add this year'a trophy to thoae our tram« iia< won Inthe peat seasons," Wilton »aid a* he rveeived the trophy from Gordie. And he told the group at lh> banquet ” 1 hope thii tram will •Uy together to form neat year’* aoflball group to play In the el'y wide recreation departmint'a lei. gue." It ia expected that the team will enter rhampionahip gamn being played In Orlando In the near future. TRANSIT TWINS CHICAGO IS — raiaengera O't local tranalt linea aren't nece». larlly off their trolley If they tay they keep runing Into the tame conductor. The Chicago Tranut Authority iayi It hat four acta ol twlna on lit payroll. Sport - ja f -■ . Softball Championship Trophy Presented Wilson-Maier Friday Jh s L & a n fo A d C Y ': Monday. Annat 8. 1987 Pay* 6—Th* Sanford Herald ” W* have room for quit* a number In our Junior golf clastei." Marie Carfagno said this noralng. Class** In golf gat underway to­ morrow afternoon, he said, and alt boys and girl* between the sgea of 14 end II can take part. Carfagno said tills morning that elubs and ball* are furnlihsd members of the Junior golf elm . “ I am going to teach the fun­ damentals of golf,” Ihe Mayfair Inn Country Club'i year 'round pro said this morning. "It la a wonderful game for the young ple to Iram from which they rfit both healthwi** and »p»r'smanahlpwii* " h# said. Th* elasaee, Carfagno explain*d, will continue right up to Just before schorl and if there it enough interest aroused in the game of golf, we can continue our golf classes right on during •h* school year. "We hope to have tournaments for th# Junior golfer*, too," Car­ fagno explained as he berime enthused over the possibilities o( hi* Junior golf classes growing <n number. Thoae who would ilk* to hive more Information about the Junior golf claisri ran get In touch with ma at the Mayfair Inn Country ' Magazine Boosts M iteff Into Top 1 NEW YORK *R Th* Ring Magaxlne hopefully hooited un­ beaten young Alsx Miteff of Ar­ gentina Into th* top 10 ratings among th* “ poorest” heavyweight group In years. , Twenty-two-year old Miteff with 11 straight victories under hia belt, was rated 10th. below Danny McDevitt of th* Dodger* "the pooreit conilgnmsnt that has appeared In Internationals in many and Dick Farrell of th* Phils. year*." Kubek appears far and away Eddie Macben of San Francisco the beat of an American League replaced Tommy Hurricane Jackrookie crop which doe* not shape | s«n m top contender because of up as strong aa th* National jjaricson's lopsided beating and League group. The six-foot, three- TKO by champion Floyd Patterinch 21-year-old is hitting cloae son. Jackson sank to So. 2 HIE l.iWKIt—m e defending to the J00 mark and hat been a Light heavyweight chimplon champion si the Natlonsl Pubvaluable part of the Yankee In­ Archie Moor* was dropped from lint Golf Tournee in llershey. field. the heavyweight rating as he Pa.. Memphis' Jim Buihaum. turned a»ay In disgust as hit In the running against him are prepares, at last, to defend hla II foot chip shot in th* 1Uh auch as pitcher Ralph Terry and 175 pound crown against Tony An­ rimmed Ihe cup. Jim was eli­ outfielder Woody Held of Kama* thony. Zora Foiley of Phenix, minated ia the Birth round City, Roger Marl* of Cleveland, Art*., replaced Moor* at third by I* year-old Don Ksslg of In-1 dianapoiis. (UP lelrjibota) Jim Landis and Dill Fischer of rung among the heavies. the White Sox and Larry Raines of the Indiana. When It comes to the American League's most valuable race, most baseball observer* are in­ clined to hand the plum to Hal Yankees' Mickey Mantle without waiting for final result*. Yet, a( of (he moment, "old man” Ted Williams Is making a determined run at him with a hot •tick- The odds are that thr P h o n o b a fo ra UP TO $600 Yankees will win the pennant and noon fo r yo u r this always la a major factor in C#* Is c«* 14 m o n iy la t a r final selection of the most valua­ les lee leseo* r*>•»** IMS"* fl|w»Me ble player. Parade NEW YORK <R — Jack Sanford of the Phillies and Tony Ku* brfc of the Yankees appear to have Rookie of the Year honors locked up but the real of the poit-ieaion awaids still are wide open. Sanford, the 2g-year-old •'boy’' wonder who finally made the big league grade after 10 years could emerge from (he campaign with more medals than a revolutionary general. If he keep* going, and should the rhliliea come on to wdn the pennant, he might take honori In three departmenta. In turh a rase, the blond New England apecdball pitcher con­ ceivably could rapture Rookie of the Year, Moat Valuable Play­ er and Most Valuable Pitcher ksnon In a f l « « «weep. Sanford, who learned to control hi* curve hall to post It victories to date against only three, defeats, apparently will have to lop Hilly Tierce of the White Sox for pitching honors and Hank Aaron of the ’ llravc| for Moat Valuable acclaim. Pierce Close Behind Pierce, with a 15-7 pitching mark, ia Sanford'* closest compelItor for the Most Valuable Pitch­ er honori. This bit of business won't be settled until the rare la run. Aaron, making a triple crown bid In betting average, homers amt runs batted in, Is the man Sanford haa to bnst fur the Most Valuable Player Award. Sanford, however, teems fw in front of such rookie candidates as first baso teammate F.d Dou­ che*, third • baseman Ed Kasko and pitcher Von McDaniel of the Cards, Dick Drott of the Cuba, Tim Tam, a dark brown colt from Tom Fool’ a first stud crop, out of Calumet's champion race mare, Two Lea. Jsriet, a California -bred hay, by Khaled, who sired Swaps, out of Jennie Lea. Tempi* Hilt, a Citation-Near Miss hay colt. It has long been the practice of Trainer Jimmy Jonea not to atari th* Calumet'a 2-yearolda until late June or early July While other Juvenile* were bum* Ing thc.nselvcs out and breaking down this Spring and Summer, Jimmy waited even longer than usual. He turned loose the first one on July 22 at Arlington Park— Kentucky Pride and he ifon eel iiy by fire lengths. Jericl won't have hi* coming out until sometime In Auguit; Tim Tam still later, and because of a training mishap which has aet him hark several weeks. Tern pie Hill won't see competition until Fall. Kentucky Pride has all th# cre­ dentials for greatness. Ha is a full brother to the brilliant Real Delight, lluhbley and All Blue, and a half-brother to Princess Turla, the leading handicap mare of 1957. th a aama d a y I Y o u a a la c ty o u r ow n repaym ent O M IIV O l ig w * IU1N til 01 DIM l !M HOC ILM UUM 0140 Ml M HIM 11 u 2104 p la n I FAM ILY ri NANCI SERVICE, INC. e f Sanford 135 South Park Avenue • Telephone! FAirfas 2-4412 WORSHIP at the Church of our choice A test-drive will prove why ‘Jeep’ vehicles will do your jobs better! Freedom o f thought is one o f America’s most cherished traditions. Because we aro free to follow our individual religious Hugged 'Jeep! vehicle* save jmu time aad money (>n joS-efter-job. 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Florida Power & Light Company is pushing ahead on the greatest expansion program in ita history ...t o provide happier Florida living today nnd tomorrow. 'Jeep* UlUltv R agnn dual purpose vehicle for business and fimil; I family if 4-WNal‘Driva vthlclts n s i i t A VIUVS...*ir1ft ltf|»tl Munfoctwon if 4-Wkoel-Drtto wMdM ‘ h e in n o (at ia M lkt-lab fcMUtntlM tofcf I CORDELLS REPAIR SHOP -JMJLMM. K * *— s s w i s D ia l F A 1*4422 a u m h i BUILD FlOaiDH c o m p a n y * •*> •-V _ �1 W H ERE MORE PEO PLE DO M ORE BU YIN G AND S E L L IN G ! •CLASSIFIED INDEX CARP or THANK* 1 L6ST & FOUND a r o s rent 3 vftEACH k e n t a ia 4 t S ln ted U» r l .v i REAL ESTATE FOK SALE 4—FARMS. ACREAGE. GROVES T REAL ESTATE WANTED I ■BfCELEANF.OUS a—FLOW EKS. PLANTS, 811RLBS IS OFFICE EQUIPMENT U AUTOMOBILES-TRAILERS U BOATS A MOTORS U FARM SUPPLIES A MACHIN­ E R Y fl^FETS LIVESTOCK SUPPLIES (Poultry) U ARTICLES WANTED IS PLACES to EAT i f BEAUTY PARI DBS IS FEMALE HELP W A M i.l' IS MALE HELP WANTED M MALE *T FEMALE WORK WANTED a BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ISA MONEY to LOAN 3VSPECUL SERVICES t M ROOFING A PLUMBING U FLANO SERVICES a ELE‘ TR1CAL-C0NTRACT0RS a INSURANCE XT NOTICES-PERSONAIA a ARTICLES for SALE 5 FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD 5— r e a l Es t a t e S l J oU tor sale C ~ r~ t A. H. PETERSON Brot.:r Associate*: A. B. l’eter•on Jr . P. J. Cheauraon, Garfield Willetts, and R. W. Wil­ liams, A. C. Doudney, Lard Surveyor 114 N. Park Av*. Pbona FA 2 6113 VE HAVE A HOME FOR Y O U REAL ESTATE TOR SALE 12—BOATS tad MOTORS 19 ft. Topper Cabin Cruiaar out­ 3 RR.-2 Bath Home* board Mercury 6S-E. (allay, New A u>rj bomra ready for am. nr ad. air foam maltrait. FA mediatr occupanry. Tcrrarro 2.4917. llnors. built-in iloir A oitn with ni ural cabinets. G. I. and JOHNSON MOTORS Conventional Loan*. 2 with nEMlNOLE SPORTING GOODS •hide treat A lake privilege*. 3434 Sanford Ava. Ph. TA 2-1593 $13,000. to $16,304). And good . Irrmt. W. P. SMITH Oulboard Salaa A Scivite Large 3 bedroom older home with 2515 Tark Ave. FA 2^234 •hade A rountry. $7,000. »llh m c the new Marine Hardware $1,000. do* n. Department. Announcing naw lin# of fin* alum­ ROSA L. PAYTON inum boat*. Ftthins boau through Registered dial Estate Broker over night cruiaar*. Ban price*. A trot. Alberta J. Hill A TEXAS — MAID BOATS William E. Htrarhal All mode!* Mercury motori in Ph. FA 2 1301—1/-92 at Hiawatha atock. Rig aavrngi on MK 23 and Two bedroom frama houta. kit- MK23-E n*-v. USED MOTORS rhan equipped. 2 acres cleared *• HP Mercury, $45 00 ary. _good jj?d 4 miles out Wait Firit. -. HP aerr go«d 67.00 Call FAS-32W._____________ Late model 7*»HP Evinrude thin i-1 * '* 3 bedroom, garage. carportr. fan, appliances, built-ins. oo#n houta.! Very good Mercury hurricane 33.00 4*11 Escambia Dr , J1&S0 Down. Abiolutaly like new MK 23 Marturv 215-00 glOJOO. Perfect 40 HP Mercury with all controli, 1954 495.00 I 23—SPECI AL SERVICES 23 a -B U ILD IN G — REPAIRS— P A IN T IN G _________________ Interier Decorator. reiidanftl 4 Eurrt.t Commercial. Alteration* anil j or PAINTING cuttom mala draperies. bin c IlnNic* ]>hona FA •’•’ Jia raltmalal. Call FA 2-182) .D rrj” ” 1 farW,tW 1 ™ 4i3U p. m. iThtx ta a pas* to lha Mutialand b .j . » Robion. Exp. Rida In- for j| n, Robjon. PUMPS - srillNKLEB date Aug 14 ,1937. SYSTEMS Thick Ratta 1000 aq. fL All typo and attaa, inttallad $48.00 •Do It Tourial.Ceiling Tile, do a lOvl'J room WE REPAIR AND SERVICE fo| .«» little aa $11 .40. S T I N E Sherman Concrete Pipe Co Machine ind Supply Ca. Out Wait 13th St. 307 W. 2nd St. Ph FA *432 M on d a y , A u gu st 5. 1957 Tho Sanford Herald— Pag* T DAILY C R O SSW O R D ACROSS 1. Ravelv* 3. Failure lalangl 9 Room 10. Cantered 1*. Halmiman 13. Lake iSov Ruaaia) 44. Coaraaly ground grain DOWN 1. A frying pan 2. Wan 3. Sacred picture iGr. CM 4 Sntre 14. Ev»'a 5 Inundation garden *. Yiam 15. Boy * bast 7. Open friend l port I 16. Gill Itbbr ) t. Having 17. N orth eu t peg* (abbr) 9. Exhausted 18. No-urtahad It. Every day 19 Ovisf IS Indicated daily i ManyIT 30. Fifth 1 L column % her** 9 II. Cooling davie* 10. Sir----- , Arthur* tan knight 21. Tha Buck­ eye state 32 Girl s UU2U1M aa nick­ V iiiulu's Aaivse name 32 Fatter* 23 Man s nickname 35 Fastened 25 Letter of lha 3E Take out Iprint.) alphabet 37. Girl* 26 Fastener name 27. Not aottd 59 Malt 29 Famcu* beverage tower irr.) 20. Half-witted 40. Millpond For The Real In Painting Call Rrrryhtll Painting Cuntrnct. Air Conditioning and Heating or. Nn Job To lunge or Small HOMES— .1 and 4 bedroom* II. STAFFORD Liec n»ed—Bondcd—Unton 1 A J baths. 215 Oak Avenue FA 2-4731 Call FA 2-2247 Complete and ready tor lmmadiLaYemr School of Dancing A>f OCCUp&IoC^** Tap - Acrobatic - Ballet Enrol! now for fat! teem-, »t*rt- ROLL (W AY. Hmprtal and Baby tng September 3rd. Clasaea for Bed* Day. Weak nr Month— Lovaliona beginner* and advanced >tu. j ta / r ~ Trl FA 231*1. Furmlura Center South PifiCcrast — Sanford denLa. 116 West First St. 6u. Whispering Oak* — TlturriU# IBM E 20th St Phono FA 2-5425. •t ii V— \RTHLEN FOR SALE 23. Substance. % \rtiat supplies, oil p . 24. Naw ii FHA in service and FHA financ­ colors, t mounted canvastj. Work Cloth**, <anl*<n, Cola. Stcnstrom Realty Hampahiri ing available. % tl HOLLINS HOBBY SHOP Camp Goods. PainL Armytown * 14—PLACER 1«» EAT H. K. BTENSTROM Navy Sutplus. .11rt Sanford Ave. % We ran qualify you for wda of 24. Low *r part Registered Rrokar 2617 S. Frrmh FA 2-193J % iS Ii W Of f s c theio home* in 30 mlaula*. You 2437 Laurel — Phon* FA 2-2420 Curb Sarvice, It a. m. to 2 a. m. GARRETTS 8EWWG CENTER % % 28 Tightened Busy Bae Drive In tan Mart anjoyiinr O'* hea* Whit*—N'acchl—Etna Lovely well kept frame home. 2 U it i l w 31.0am* at whi!* *a prort»a taa paper*. Frenth Ava. at 20th St. Repair* on all mska Vlirhlnas. RR. KD- rm. living room, brae§ carda xeuay, jaloulied porch, enclos­ i j —riKAiJn p a m l o r .h 323 East First St. FA 2-5244 ii 32. Honey ed garage, utility and storage $2.50 per rail plus parts. 9 years Insect Developed by % Norge Appliances—Zenith TV room, otange, grapefruit, lm- Modern Air-Conditioned Salon -rt»K RENT id . . r%r zy Jo experience in TV Servi.e on all 33. Moth ODIIAM & ferine, guava trcci. City water, HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Miller Radio k Appliances make* and models. One year % 34. Man a WT-LAKA APARTMENTS: toenjr sewer. 100ft deep well. ii Sr FA 2-036j| guaranty- on all parta. Ws alio 41$ 8- Park Ave. Tl'D O R , Inc. 105 S- Oak Av«. FA 2 5742 nickname private hatha. 114 W. Ttrit SL % % % Strviea auto and home radios. 33 Old weight $2,000 down, balance fmsnerd TV Summer Permanent Special it Picture tubes repaired tn your Tils i* a pass to lha Rita Theatre (wool) Cor. Hwy. 17 *2 A 27th St. _VICIENCY apartmanU aultat appr. 575.00 uontfily. for Curtis Latendti. Exp. date $5. A $4 60 home. $9.95. guaranteed. I year. % % 3*. Skillful Phone FA 2-1301 able for coup’. , or alngta Person. Aug. It, 1357. llairl Purler Beauty .Shop JO J7 Phone FA 2-.16H4, 9 a.m. to 5 p m. 3*. Kilted llH A ll.K Y O D IIA M . I’ re*. Other* starting at $6,300. Frusta bath A ahower. Ideally Including Debary A L«kr Mary 1104 W. 23th St. FA 2-1321 45. Commune — Factory lo you— located across from Tost Offico# FARMER'S AGENCY. REALTOR 41 *L BARNES TV SERVICE i Nath) Aluminum Inquire Jacobson S(ofg114 S. French Ave. ganford. FI* CLASS BEAUTY SALON 201 East Commercial m 41 Prepallad. \anctian Blinds XT U FA 2-5221. Altar hour* FA 2 2411 Atr-Conditmnsd V#dtm~ all aloe. kitchenette ApU. a* a boat Real Eatate — Imuran*-* Enclosed head. Sag proof bottom GATLIN BROTHERS Clearmont Avw., Lake Mary & % Commfrcitl IlTtinirttS—ItiU l* 42. Bowling SU M M ER R A TES rail with plastic ends. Plastic WOODMF.RE PARK IIOMF-S Contractors, Draglines; Ganava FA 2.4212 or rayon Upas. Cotton or nylon Una Properly CMH Clark’a Court. FA 2-3403Sanford Ave. at 2*lh St2232. Ph. FA 2-3274 Sanford. cords. 43. Marti** 2 A 3 Bedroom Home* 1*— f £U a !.e h e l p w a n t f -d ■Dictate? ApL Air-condition A RAYMOND M. BALL, 3*50. Down . $$0 00 month. 23A—I*l.L'MllIN'G and KOt'KI.Nli Scnkarik Clans and Paint Co. TV optional. Hiway 17-92 So. 112 114 w. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 4622 REALTOR Wattrssa snd curb girl over 21ty Limit*. Slumberland Court. Clove to W. Id St . nlre ssction. PLUMBING A SEPTIC TANKS Apply Pig 'n WhistTa. PR O FE SSIO N AL 8ERVILH We buy and sell used f.rostur* jt i •bout l*a milea from renter of INSTALLATION k REPAIRS 2 Room apt 112 Elm. FA 2 0374. S. D. Highleyman — Aaloclate Paying top cash price* for any town, n nn. living, dining, kit. Restaurant worker, soma axper3. Unit ACROSS 24 Hour Service DICK IVER8 — Aaaoelate thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ ienre, neat, agev between JOrhen, bath, flowing water, new 1. Mop if ARCHIE C. HARRIETT Wumlahed apartment. Ph. FA j 204 S. Tark Av*. 50. Room, Board, and Salary. Ph. FA 2 5441 workshop with 2 car-porta, 1 ING POST on 17 92 Ph. FA capacity h. Cult off FA 2-419* or FA 2-5731 2-5723. _______ GUTRIE Reataurant. north vf 2 0677. acre landvcaned. some fruit 4 Spoken 9 Rtvar Monroe Dndac. H i«* / 17A02. treca. $$500. $;non down. llr ie Court ApartmcnU. .1 room OZIER RE ALTY CO. 7. Kind I fib | CLARK No phone rails. Ladles Samsonite wardrobe cue. furnished apartment. Call FA Owner FA 2.3G38 after 4:30Laura B. Oiler, Realtor of pro10. Persia Plamhiag. Ilssting A Supply la. Used oner, will sail reasonable. 2 0753. Hard M. Field. Associate cedurt 11. Reluctant Ph FA 20249. Contracting k Repair* ■ — •• S room house South of Orangd i>-M” r w . r -*ASTi i>— 2601 So. Orlando Hwy FA 2-554! 12. Edible 8. Hair fo u r mom fumUhwd •pi* >ith 2*19 Orlando Or. Pb. FA 2-2374 City Limits. Priced right Uy net* rootstocks owner for quick sale. Mrs. Cic- For part time wnrk. Early morn­ Highway 17 k 92 South Sanford Girls 24'' bicycle, good condition. bath. Ph. FA 2 0471. KENNETH E- Sl-ACK 123 W. 91h S. ing. Must be between ages of 34. Handicap* 11. African valand, Ph. FA 2-1914 day;. BI?G. - REAL ESTATE BKOKUIt 22 and 39. High seaool graduate. worm* 15. Boar Plumbing. Kresty Hr*tag TJrifurnished 2 badroom ant. Near 1009 E- 2nd Phcna FA 10*11 1 too Philcn air condiUotier. Call SsWrdst'a Aaiate Must have dependable- transpor­ 12. Oscillate 16 Mulbarry hopping center A Pinecreat IllIY DIRECT M. G. HODGES FA 2-2994. tation and bondablc. phene FA In*3. Temper i Ind. | 13. Public .School No peta plcaie Beautiful new homes. 2 and 3 Service on All Water Pump*— 2-3764 or Write P. O- Ho* 895. 34. stale vchlcl* Robert A. Williams 17. P ron ou n quire 2417 -S. Elm. bedrooms. TKNTKD—Al’ l’KMVKD Well* Drillad — P'impa Ilower 1*. Mi*. Cantor 17. Sphere REALTOR *795.00 lo $995.00 down GUAHANTKKII APPLIANCES Paola Road. Phone FA 2 *017 S room furnished house, nie* Boy wanted lo work In Golf Shop I Utah I 29. Siutha 19. Large llavmond Lundquist, Small nmnlhly paym-jnla Munns GE Wringer Wnbrr, A-l large yard. Adults only. W. 1st at Mayfair Country Club. Call 36. Ltttl* 21. Fish suitor* Jarvis, Phone r A 2.1310. ASSOCIATE eunditiu.-i (59.00 FA 2-9936 or avenings FA 2-139* j Ft. at Monroe Comer. A. Jchild 23 Obtained 21 Not Easy wringer washer, will do rhonn FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Muit lx out of school. Peterson, Ph. FA 2-273*. C. A. WHIDDON, Sr. difficult your washing tlofl Registered 22. Leaf ¥ bedroom unfurnished hmite, $43 IF IT IS REAL ESTATE F*»y vplnner, A l eond.lion 69.00 Boy« Wanted— to *el| The San. ry\k\\ ii i . m i \ <* ta Real Flslata Broker month. Oxter Realty Company. vain ask Crumley 4k Monteith Frigidairc auto, washer, all |>or. fnrd Herald Mondays through I 23. Jewel 8. Park Ave. FA 2 5W1 Ph. FA 2-5543.______________ crlxin, don't miss lliii ono 99.00 a< 117 South Park Ph. FA J-46M5 Friday* al .1:10 p. m. Come to Contracting k Repair* • ta •i 1957 Frigidairr auto. v. ailier, mo­ 3$. Crant The Harald trffiee and aik for BtirnUhacf cottage, located on 171007 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 2*542 del USA-57, Reg. 5243.93 177.57 9—Ftewor*. Plante.. Rhrehe Consult A REALTOR Firit i parts Buddy Faslar after 3:30. " C 92. Call FA 2-1467.________ •1 . CULLEN A N D H ARKEY Frigidairc auto, washer, 2* bpamih This la a pan to the Movisland 1957model •LANTS — SHRUBS — TREES WI.57, the bail. danc* v 4 B bedroom unfurnished house, 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 2^91 Hop in and be pleasantly sur­ Wanted motor route tamer* in Rida ln for M. Beall. Exp. X I>* Rary. Morning paprr, muat dxla Aug. 14. 1957. Reg. 1379.95 now 237 57 29 High rard kitchen equipped. So. Pinecrast. prised al our reainnable price* 1937 Frigidairr dryer. Model till% hable (o furnish smalt ca*h 30. Light blow Fenced yar 1106 mo. First * and heauliul plant*. BROWN REALTY •ta 57 Beg $229 96 now 159 37 bond and have dependable last months rent and leave re­ 31. And net PLU.MHINC GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Serving the Service 1937 Frigldairo. 12 ru ft, refru transportation. Phone FA 2-3764 % % quired. Ph. FA 2-3332 for ap­ 32. Florida city Contract and Repair Work Grapevlll* Ave. FA 2-OM4 or Write P. O. Bos *95. 11 generator. Reg. $32995 It Sanford Av*. at Rosalia pointment. _________ ipoas I Fra* EiUmatt* Now $233 57 9 A M. to 9 P.M. 34. Stupefy a Tk T r o s s e t t e r , f l o r i s t I . L HARVEY % 9 ru. fl. Ill rtfrigera.or, 1 rooms, bath, screened porehes, 20—HALF- or FEMALE FA 2-2549 -33. Performer Phone FA 2-1*31 304 Sanford Av*. Phone FA 2 3343 very nice 69 00 f . garage, fruit tree*. Adult* only. % 3*. Plague For dependable Service /y j Ita Make $20. daily. I.umiiioui Nam*, 7 cu fi. Frigidairc refrigerator, No pci*. Inquire 2218 i’ almailo ii 17 REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 37. Man'i name Member of FiotU! C ERAM IC TILE plain. Free aamplci. Rccvai all |ioiTelain C9.W 2511 French Avr. Telegraphy Delivery Assn. * ^imtihed 2 room apartment. All 3$. Monster Co. Attleboro, Mass. 7 cu. ft. Norge rcfrlgeratoV, PAUL V. MULLER 4 SON 5$ JO J. W . H A L L. R E ALTO R private with pnvatu bath. Ph. 39. Conclude* very nice 69 00 Huby Spear* FA 2-136J . 4 til f I c r e q L'IPHY n ? ------Ray L. Kennedy. Associate 21 —WORK W.VNTRD p>A 2-4003. ________ 40 Fl*)thin$i 7 cu fl. Frigidalre refrigerator, u Johnny Walker. Aaaoclata A-l condition 7I'M) % HAYNES Office Machine Co., Baby sitting. (Day fly Night) Ph. Plumbing k Heating. Fie* Esti­ Magn Turmshed 2 bedroom, available -Call Hill'* Phon* FA 2 3441 Chef .10" gas rinse, SMlrg mates, All work guaranteed for DOW N ii Typewriters, adding machines. the lSlh. Phone FA 2-2*00. FA 2 &4JU___________ out broiler, like new 79 nil on* year. Bill Ixllrrr, l-nngt.Laay lubber Fairi-Rentals, 314 Slag, Ph. For Sal* Uy Owner % in 1957 Frigidalre Super 30" electric 3. Toughened - f l k u i i IcR N I ai T LAWN8 MOWED— Raaaonabi* wood, Phona W. P. 26-2989. u FA 2-04*2. 2 bedroom home. 4 loll*, run from rango with rollsslert. by the price*. Power mower. FA 2-4378 34—tMA.NO flfeltVICE , Five $60 00 Now 177.57 Magnolia lo Tark. Near Pine, n - A l W W o h l i rH U T T A U B B nfllTCHJN SON'S Ocean Front 1 «a> i elements u t ton Malbilt air conditioner 199.73 ApU. Daytona Beach. Call FA m at School. Will aall aa a whole l U B u a m m C T W g f C T n rr n 3 Insects % Piano Tuning A Repairing % Nvad a good used car? 2-4058 R. U. HutchUon. 3 4 ion delux air rondiUone*. nr 2 lot* on Park aeparalely. 4. Exclama­ I FA 2-4207 2013 Palmeuo irg. $.109,95 223.95 SLUMBERLAND COURT plans Terms. 2904 Magnolia. Ph. FA See Ray Herron tion I - M U I. VATATB JUT T DAVID WAYNE MATHES Ka»y Term* tn expand their mnl#| at Park A 2-43*4. . YOUR PONTIAC SALESMAN CLAUDE If. WOLFE F'renc^i Avwnua leaving a ! PIANO TUNING k RR PAIRING Make This .1 Bedroom FOR A NEW PONTIAC OR APPLIANCES 29—FURNITURE aad valuaida triangl* lot, suitable Home ReaUy J9— FUBNirUllE and GOOD USED CAR. W. L. HARMON FA 8-$T71| HOUSEHOLD GOOD* Y YOURS for reataurant. store, or wh*t| Pb. FA 2-L277 After 5.04 p. ra. .108 East First St. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Ph. FA 2-0231 «r after 4 p m have you. Will sell, lease nr 8 y selecting your own color FA 2 2*81. .101 Wait 1st Ft. Tbis Is a pass to lb* Rlts Theatre KCIIOLS schema now. Other features— build to suit lennant on this; I 4 ^ | l j | C T t l C 4 b 4 ^ 1 i r M for Lionel A. Arthur. Kip. dale It wifi pay YOO I* see us before electric kitchen, terrssso floors, Aug. 14. 1937. 37lh Anniversary ideal busineaa site. yon bay. Open Evening* and Air Conditioning In go<id usrd furnliure oversiaed lota and choice resi­ WF. \KE STARTING Sofa Bdl Resists— Sunday*. 29—FI'RMIUBE ’anT’ ““ “ “ ” ” Eieclrical Contracting and Modern 3 place bedroom 24—SPEl I At, SKKVir.riR 6 MOKE HOMES IN dential location. pillows Burns Hillside Trtlar Ktpalrs; Economical Hooaa HOUSEHOLD GOODS LITTLE VENICE 1 I A. K. SHOEMAKER. JJL Fading Pataka, I k Roll*way t*d. with Linar^ ,0 ° Rotk,r Wiring and Rapaira _________Ph. FA 2-3183_________ Scuffing Upholstery Cleaning IANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY FURNITURE OF CHARACTER spring matlraia 15 00 Staining Right In Your Homa—Sanitised 112 Magnolia Built By DOS'S COVER SHOP Like n»w Phillo rafri^ Bedroom house, 2 fully tiled Dial FA 2-0915 Regularly $199 CO Modern Machine Method Msvtsr Craftsmen In geralor 125.00 Automobile Interior Decorator i baths. Double carport* and NOW $I3D.OO I'h. FA 2-4503 4 Bedroom, 2 Hath Style and Conslrurlii.n New Foam rubier swivel plat, FKIGIDAIKK appliances, sals v atorage spare. CompkeSely laudSeat Cover* — Truck Reala form rockers --aped *14,050 00. 110 iihannol/ .1 Bedroom, | Bath Tha same as Those and service. G. If. Hitlli. Oviedn At Willi* rpnliae—301 W. 1*4. Drannr School o f Danre El llOLS BEDDING CO. Reg. $69.50 40 00 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Priatd Slnta Jlrivt. FA 2-3174. FU. Phon* FO 6-5 .16 or SaaLov# last with new tailored Cor 2nd k Magnolia FA- 2-532I Tap. Ballet, Acrobatic. 12— h<)AIh aad kiOTllfcn Celamal Day* ferd FA 2-3*8$ after t y n . FOR SALE BY OWNER flip covert 2500 "Bud” Bamberger, Mgr. In my ntw studio 2MS Hiawatha. Finished For 10 plena dining room suit* 73.00 Two bedroom CB home with Flor. ROBSON S OUTBOARDS Fr»« Delivery 15 A— BUILDING-hFJ’AlkSFlorida Climate In Ida room. A good buy. Need to On* hom« h*a been sold, to act 2>k HP Martin, like raw $68.00 Ixt us build your do»L*. bulkhesda PAINTINO Round Oak dining table 10.001 — ■ Your Choice of Woods and sea walla. Water Front Con­ » * to appreciate. 2554 S. Pal- ow while these home* ara under S1* Evlnrude-li rum! 5 piece chrome or wrought Iron 20.00 me*tn, Thona FA 2-4342, after ciastruciion. dlnctiea 25 00 FLOOR aandmg and fir.iakiag 4 2 H P Champion 2Doo struction Co- FA 2-4310. SM E New large all plastic chairs 5.(4, FA 2-3712. Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving 15 HP Flraston* *3.95 Bag 79 50 3000 W eddinr LnrlUUons SemimU County aiana 1925. 5 HP Johnson 150.00 Beautiful high dry lot on on* of EASY TERM S H. M- Glasaai. Lak* Mary And Announcem ent* « HP Elgin *99* __ Rk<aa In Seminal* * the prettiest c o s of thaa* beautiful homes $10.60 par 100. Also calling « HP W Hard 62.60 County. Priced for quick svle, • IJir. V A LU K 5 LET WA *0.00 cards, stationary. Powtll't Office *2850 00. Ca -venicnt tum i. S»# are located on Lak* Front lota. Hi HP Scott Atwater • QUICK CREDIT 70V09 East First FA 2 09S3 ! ADS D O IT ! “ lx HP Mervury 115.00 Supply. 117 Vfagnolia 2*minol# Rea.*-' 1101 S. Park • E A SY TE R M S .Ive., Tale phon* FA 2-6232. 7‘ x HP ScoH-Atwater 158.49 c l a s M T I d PBW DPr A IR CONDITIONING MILSON-MAIER IB HP Corsair Gear SMft 13995 nXANCLVG: V. A.. Q uick Ssla! New aad U**4 Faro4t«ro 10 HP Wliard 110.00 H. B. PO PE CO. Com antioBsl. F H. A 1 Owner Tr«nafarr*d WOOD PANELING, Knotty Pina.'*11 E- Firit $t.. Pb. FA 2-5*21 11 HP Saa King 110.00 »no S. Tark FA 2-42*4 In Servicw Cyprasa as low as I4e sq. fl. , .' . — T------------77— - p 12 HP Sea Bee with Gear .1 Herlroom Deluxe ■ . . . . . ______ IS ted furniture, appliancej, tools, Shift 169.00 ENVELOPES. Letterhead*, state­ For Tainting tall Mr. Taskar,Ph. | *tr. Rooght-rold. Kitchen Equipped Larnr'v 5larl, ments, invoices, hand biUi, and 16 HP Reott-A Iwater-good EA 2 615* anytime. 1 21 East Firit St . Ph. FA 24132 H eaulifullv I.and«capcd I*naad rtomi 313A75—I1B.625programs, a te . Progreaslve condition ___________ 170 00 Reduced T o S 12.800.00 Printing C«. Phon# FA 2-2051— 25 HP Johnson A-l eond. SiS.00 TUa u a rar* y*w*] in a borne, 40* West llth SL 25 Hf Evinruda, Fait nearly new-, clean aa a pin. Motor 325.00 WELI, DROAJNC For informacon call near Shopping Order. School 25 HP Johnson, atatric fairbanX* Marwa i* atop* in front of home. •tailing 3.16.00 /fit mlaa thil if you want a 40 IIP Marrury 36500 now A M c. lio n * real value. Down payment aa W* hay# four repairman on hand 2W t~ Awa. low aa $1000 if you wish. Exto allure prompt aarrie* on mo­ Sanford Ave. and 27th S t clustra wtU Snminola Rwalty, Phooa FA $-1 tor repair*. 1901 Park Ava . FA 2-5212. BOATS ON DISPLAY AT THRIFTl-cherking acrounti costs 501-511 Eait Firit Straat 3 M ODEL HOMES R E A D Y W. H. "BILL' 8TEMPCE only 12. for 20 checks al Flo­ Fa lea office corner W. Uryital How will you iwap? rida Stale Bank. Raaltar 4k Ii Drive i lake Mary block, teleFOR INSPECTION How will you trade? A ssm . Gay AIIml Greichea Had. phona FA 2-4691 or FA 2-9012. ■ Yetir old motor. Altai* Pric*. l m a t t Harper For a batter Grade $80.00 Monthly Payments, Pays AIL U mo* FA 2*4991 111 N. Park Marin* Flniahw EVINRUDE. 2 or 3 Bedroom Homes For Y ou r B osl Cherry Baal ratal* Af**cy Y’oar Rslniea# Hester ^ Dial FA 2-9929—Notary KUlUvON SPORTING GOODS Senkarik GIx m and Paint Co. Call FA 2-1962 or FA 2-3363 t o ! W. 13 SL JUar-Uarhar Shag $04 E. UC I hoc* FA 2-5961 112-114 W- 2nd SC Ph FA $-(622 at Chrysler Airtemp TV Service DAILY C R O SSW O R D ftouU/kll Our Best For Less \\Hl\ Mather of Sanford M OVE IN FOR O N L Y $ 7 5 0 .0 0 Down S Woodmere Park Homes Wellborn Phillips Jr W0OLSEY ; -5# i l d rib - �I5i r n a o m c i r r r o r n r THK 5I5TII JMH< l i l « i i i r r i r o r tmh o r rtoRtU A. n A5U r o n •f tka fc a lt« M I auart i x w y i « f S««tlan II. 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Dralrra la lllrk r.r*4* Ir4 b sg I’lumMag A On a appearing In peraoa in tha ire of butlnaaa In » how adfertile mint pour nama appears. WHEN ITS GOOD FEATURES HAVE v > BEEN TOLD, a r m . ’ OUR insulation's ALWAYS SOLD Pli*Mk| A Rrith| ranpiete Barites 0 « A l comp a n t l ik a k Am irs PHONE PA m t U 0- nark J*. L. C. Clark Sr. r v a it T **»ra r T il data tfcau akalt >*1 a. alt ikr l i t . ••* Dantarana**l a EMRICK'S boot k P k p rr »H o r Painting A W.lding Qnaitti Work Our Katin 119 E. Celery A vs. FA 10 t n —Quality— 1000 Sq. S /^ 2 .0 0 Foot "(< (k* Mil.** wkltk tk. I .r i 4.nr«i.(k kafer. r»*» Ii h n tkall t . Melik * R*( w. . . P n i im r a r 1 and t l GULF GOOD PRODUCTS WARNER’S C n .F Serttee Station C a im a n "Tktf turn.4 aalrktf out *f ike .11 which tk.lr faih.r* walk.4 la. *h.rlac tk. rrmiMB Inttt sf tkt U rt" — r***t l i i t m J***»* I If. 1 l SHOES F or AS The FamRy . Nana hntk . Paradlte . Freenla . Nitnrllrer . Star llnnd . Ancrieaa Girl . Poll Pirrwtt IVEY'S I. Deadline far this mnleat I* nldnlghl Moadap, aaa week fron Ike dale of flats ,wiMiration A Conleitant* nap *in only 1 llible *ltk '* k puMlahed rontetC Each adtertitencol i* ruauiderrd a a*pirate roctaat. Tk* tarJ Ikr Oa4 II* It l* that 4«<h «» tk*. H. will k.t fait tk**. nor forkak. tka# “ htel It MACHINE AN D i ' l II. Ba Sure With Company Job-Com mercial Rook ‘■I’ rttgreanive Printing For P rogrm *ite People” Cenpaay. Inn. Ph. F A 2-4231 2»0 A. I‘ *rk P w iir >h * Tre* EitiMite* R*g. J it t l m tiphall— tln.it k Rubber TU. Ltnelrun — * arpeU fu i Abranaoa n*ntrT “tf laltvii* k. 1* fftt. hand. 1*1 It far away, .ad let net .1 t H iiu 4w.Il ta ikr lakarnarlaa." f v .« J k«tw*.a Jik 1 aad It “Rat ka la I* ra. mlai. .*4 wv» '11 'era t l n “ r - n t M l t u i J.k It aad :« Bennett's TV SALES k SERVICE LL'MRER k 91'PPr.T YARD limber A Raiding Material vr. 1st Call th* I.unbar >amber M BER A~t BUILDING NStDS^ [FA 2-0251^ C0 MCk£T^PIP£CO5 ___________________ v. PIm m PA M 4 M Com# By T oday COMPLETE H0M I P l’RNIA RINGS 111-313 East 1st Strest Ph. FA 3-S423 n abn Two. * Kanka rv.k H*»ti»»ls 4 U ik OntkH* J*w*lry — Wiirh Repair* Ph PA 2 li* »— 111 A. Part Mr* r.arl If.rr.r, OtMVI Min X.ll M tvnilama "Th-.* *h.ll *k.w w. tk. Mtl af Ilf. " P url R u m Pm t i 11 •*t If. "Tkat » vif far. .kauU *«t . m l In tk. w»1 n .f r*.a. k'lt 1* th. r**w»: .f o»4* r«ur* k .t * .., j Can.tkt•a* t and < DODSON'S I.fbNry Glas««ar« Phillips 66 AertXr* AUU*a POWELL'S WtthUlg — Pelithlag Office Anyplf k C.l/t Shop Y A E Dealt k Files Par Aaddea Aentan Phone FA 2-47«« AO nakan PorUbt# Typewriter* Min D tr Xnaltek Tka u*r*4lr .k*u **t •ta«4 la tk. r*i1n*a»*at. a-*r •:>aar* la tk* N.agr**ai!*a i| tk* rek ••••“ iti t I** Treat I Ph- FA 2 SMI . IIT Magnolia .tre. A ra. Mr*, ttarl* nr*gg*r* 0***ta h»all* Jaaklaa "1 »*tt rail I f ! tk* l*ri. a*, • 4. m warn, t* h *r*i*. n»«»t k.-wM« Pualaw tt • a* tk -t-rt at.rr man akta. |a , h. Cm “ f t : ; . 4 , Y u Y - 1 <tef• GENE'S BAGGERLY'S PRIN TIN G COM PANY Seminole Dry Cleaner* Wevtlnghouss Tf It* Warth rrtetteg tl* warth srtnUag right! Of fir* Outfitter* A l pdrlnfaa lu Tarter H ;al;a Toturj Bitterr Serrtaa C ELER Y C IT Y Mr* Raaec* g Ph. FA 2-3022 G02 W . 3rd St. FA 2-5591 St. 115 South Park PH. F A 2-2581 Seminole Jalouise Co. thanoud* — Waleke* — Labevattan T2J W. 2rd At Furniture Co. Ins. SOI F.. 2nd St. IrtH Jeweler* Mr* Wtlfw X. Break* Ph. FA 2-2921 . HOLLER Motor Sales Tile Company Ph. r \ 21211—12; W. lal 409 - MAIER IH*- Dealer And Tk. PA 2-2SSI OS W. lltk Hit* Share IMS Ratten —Generalec % Chevrolet KADER B* Rap A*g And Trade X l* nad l'*ad larail«x. W ILSON Csdlllas Sanford Unoleum “Let net kin t i ll ta 4*.»le*1 treat la taaltt. far tanHr Ot'4 k* hi* i K .n Ptit H t» w i J*k 11 l . l t*. Battery Service 0 Printing "Taka need ti*4 tk.ea4a.-a .*i* f*«r*alt*a. tkai ra let* tka Uaed tear OaA* r*.wt M w w * JMhaa k* •ad 1. SWAINS Oldsmobils H. B. 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X L 1X Established 1909 AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY SA N F O R D , FLORIDA, Shop an d Save In Sanford NEW SPAPER > T U E S D A Y , AUGUST 6. 1957 United Press Lensrd Wire NO 62 Study of County Tax Problems Needed Now 2,953,00 Recommended Citizens Committee ■J^,Be',5a,® ,y For Sanford Navy Base s 99 t d Four Year Tests ' ‘ Progress in this county Is big gcr than ail of us,” Rrailey l)d* Iham tol-l the Board of Nrmi- , WASHING 1ON ap — An Air WASHINGTON «T — The nole County Commissioners this For„ , ulhotlly on crathfl House Appropriation* Committee, :fc £ J L .a morning a, hr requested vi ep. . , , be "caught taking our of its last awing, this piopnatiun of 9IU.UUU for Ills 1today he wouldn't THREE 8EMINOLP. COUNTV Iloys felling ready to leave yesterday for Camp Mtijuarrir. Orala dead' without teat belts in his W-mlontc Courly Chamber of year at federal spending, today Natlrnai Forest, where they arr attending d iiira In Wildlife miniiMirnl, Forestry, Soil Comma* automobile. Commerce. chopped 16 per cent from request tlo: and gun s*fety. (Left In right) Robert Mlkler, flniidjr Long and Tommy McLain. Odham filed a report of local ed funds to finance this yea Co], John P. Stapp told a House (I’boto by Bergstrom) military ronxtiviction ami assorted Chamber of Commerce activities traffic safety subcommittee that minor government functions. ami said, "I would be imposing on fouc years of experiments at the your time to try to sell you the aero medical flcid laboratory at Piesident Eisenhower had Two 5emlnole Courly men have asked for 91,960,746,967. The com Holloman Air Development Cen­ VIENNA. Ga to — Former |Chamber of Commerce." been appointed committee chair­ mittrr recommended to the House ; Sen Walter F. George, his stairs Pointing to the accomplishment! ter. N M . have proved the value men for th# coming convention of an appropriation of 91.581,390,387. manship in forrign affairs praised of the chamt<er group, Odham of seat belts In autoa. the Florida Fruit and Vegetable a rut of 9279,138.380. hy the nation’s traders, was bur- paid tribute to th# leadership Strapp, director of the labora­ Association Convention, according Among the Southern project* In-1 l« Georgia rlay l»te Monday provided by Ihe eilixens orgxni tory, said he has them in Ms .own lo an announcement made today by ration? AU of Ihrsa have been auto, Roy Vandegrift Jr., Pahokre, Ge­ eluded In the military construction, w‘>h 'bis tribute of Ins minister: WASHINGTON W Prraprojects recommended today b/ i ' He hath showed thre, O man, provided by the concentrated sf. Hr said Ihe Air Forte la debatneral Chairman foe the conven­ iden*. Eisenhower’* wife was op­ the House Appropriations Com -i“ h*t is good and what doth Ihe fort of Chamber of Commerce *lng whether to make the belts a tion. erated on this morning at Walter Lo"I require of thee, but to do traders. requirement in Its governmentNamed to head committees are mlltre was the Sanford Naval Justly, Reed Army Hospital for what the end to lose merry and to Air Sta'ton with a 93.933,000 ex­ Other counties of comparable owned autos, and possibly in tho Harold Kaitner of Sanford and White House described as "a walk humbly with thy God?" penditure for expansion. stir have contributed suable persons) ears of airmen. John W. Evans of Oviedo. benign condition.” The Rev. L ( Lulls quoted aunia f^ th# operation of Chimb The Hun's share of the request, Hubcommltte* Clatlrman Ken­ The three-dxy meeting of the The surgeon was Dr. Humbert |growers and shippers of Florida’s of the funds allowed, and of the this passage from Micah \ I. 8 in fr „ f Commerce groups at he prr. neth A. Roberta D-Ala. said h* L. Riva a colonel in the Army JTlnl1,£ * fr ^or. George »cn|f(j a |t»t of counties appro- was "dismayed” that 1938 model* ! vrgrtables and tropieal fruits will i cut were applied to Army. Navy Medical Corps, a gynecologist. A three car collision In Sanford he the 14th Annual Meeting of the and Air Force plans for rontln I printing from *13,Wo to fgo.ssCO will hav# "more of Just about „ mlUr §riflllil, UoIUi Mrs. Elsenhower, 59. was re­ Saturday morning shortly before group. It will open on Oct. 9 et ued work on a worldwide system sriU. dignitaries from Washington ! , everything except one vital fea­ and the Georgia Demr-rat a local # c|t|eW |lm, ,n our ture . . . more built-in aafety.” ported by White House Press Sec­ of drfense bases. Tlie committee Miami Beach. It o'clock caused property damage friends. Hundreds of perrons retary James c. llagerty to bo In Appointed, in addition to the two called for greater economies tn ! betid Ihe service over louj.pcak county now." Odham told the Rep. J. Carlton Liter D Tcnn. The Hoard of Seminole County "good condition” following the sur­ In rarest of 9650, according to the this work and use of rsisting fa­ rommisttoeri. "It'a been a reel suggested that the "hif three'' in Seminole County men. were: J. R. |ers outside. Commissioner* araa ask'd thii gery. Sanford Police Department. to r s v e r a o the auto Industry ought to start Brooks, Homestead; Luther cilities wherever possible before j A mile-long caravan ihen pro tough b a t t l e morning to appropriate 91.500 for She entered the operating room Th# collision involved automo­ (’handler, Goulds; IV. J. Flora, new project* are started. that trend and it needs con­ Installing three-inch wide belts at ! reeded tn a remeter)' headed by A t operation of the Seminole shortly after 7 a. m. ea t thii biles driven by Stanley I. Brum- Perrin#; William Graber, Belle standard equipment In all new Cuts recorded by the rommittr* 17 limousines bearing tuth offi­ tinued support,” he said. "We've done a liclter Job thia cart starting this fail. Inlay, if sustained by the House, cials is U.N. Ambassador Henry «*©»inty Junior Chamber of Com­ morning and was removed at 9 IS ley, traveling north on Mrllonville Glade. am . Also L. H. Gravely, Newberry; would bring to 9*.322.Cl4 total Cabot lodge and George's col- year than ever before—we need Stapp outlined testa which he merce during the neat fiscal year. Crow, traveling Her admission to the hospital Ave, John R. J. P. Harilee, Palmetto; Diton your help." Odham aeid. |n Congress, has directed for 12 years into avi­ U. L. Rabom Jr., president of was kept lop secret until the Pres­ south on Mrilonville Ave., and Pierce, Miami; Welter Peterson, aavirgs claimed by the Houle so far this year against budget re­ Commissioner II. C. Dodd told ation crash Injuries, and for four George’s widow, well known in the Jaycee group preaenlnd tha ident was Informed of Ihe results. Henry Detervilla Jr. an Oviedo Goulds, Col* Slreetman, Vero quests totalling 957379.869, fits. Washington circles and here at Odham that "Theta'a no disagree­ years Into auto accidents request at this morning’ s aeaalon. Eisenhower received news of the Negro who was traveling west on Beech: end George Wrdgeworth, was led tn th* ment, hut I'd like to know where About all that la left to lie con­ "Miss Lury," He said the Air Force embarked Belle Glade. "W* aaked for and received successful completion of the op- Celery Ave. sidered are the annual foreign graveside on ihe arm of her son. nil of this extra money it coming on the auto study because auto rration while he was conferring President Rudolph Matiaon, Fort aid request, which can’t be con­ Heard George. Another ton. Mar­ from I” *1.500 lart year and we’re aek- with Republican injuries have become "the numIt. Jack Hickson and Patrol­ congressional Pierce, will pirside al the open­ sidered until the aid authoruation cus. was killed as a Navy flier in Odium changed his subject of tier one cause for admissinn" to ing for the earn* amount this leaders at the White House. man Edward Hayden, investigat­ ing aeision and at th* corporate bill Is finally poised, and fundi World War ||. a request for a Chamber of Com. Air Fire* hospital*. In 1936, ho Issues Statement ing the accident, aald In their re business meeting. year.” ho aald. for the Atomic Energy Commis­ Thia South Georgia town of 2.SOO merer appropriation to the quea- said, 173 airmen died In auto port that Delervllit "ran the red Shortly after the President • Rabom pointed out th# various sion, also tied up pending con­ population was Jammed by visi­ tion of equalisation. II* said wrecks—almost at many oe- in heard from the hospital, Hagwtty light” causing Crow to swerve in gressional action on an authorising tor*. Buslnc-tr* shut down at neon X..ui.- p-.-j.is are living in Utter piano ereahes. activities of the Junior Chamber issued this statement: an attempt to avoid bitting tha •isl hundreds of Lwo-oeuple fear of reappraisal because Gary bill. of Coir were* la Seminole County. "Mr*. Elsenhower entered Walt­ Detrrville automobile. Crow col­ Tie claimed savings In appto- passed hv Ihe casket i-hllf th* have cattle lands ou which they i« the membership, and to the er Reed Army Hospital yesterday. lided with Bromley's ear, accord­ pay Iftil* taxes.” m irrn v rm m -ii-i n u pnallona don't mean that govern- body ®00jr lay lay -in in state. ing to the Sanford Police Depart­ Tris Morning she underwent an various funds raised separately e n ^ mem spending will tw cut by any < ^ g e «He I Sunday following a "I shire your view that ' s . . j ment report, throwing it 10 feet operation for a benign condition, from the county appropriation. -Hundre, l of Boy fleouta were | h | ,'lkr lh‘ wm, At ... week llirv Illness from heart dis- need more money and I shire A l t C n d W l l C l I l t G , , . ,___ , . im..a >•>...... - .... . n. the operation performed by Dr. off tha pavement. ev.ru.ted during the night from |hf , dm,niltritlon fl0w ca.e. He had been appointed I'res. vjrw „ f Kap^ralM,,- pvtham He aald "We aak for your fa Humbert I-. Rita Colonel M. C. There were no injuries report­ ilLm eh. K 7. , , nc*r hopes to shave t'rcsidcnl Etaen- ‘‘lent Elsenhower s l - i nal cn . commented and said "I ho,w. for F o r e s t r y S c n O O tumble coniideration this year.” and it was successful. Mrs. Els­ ed. toy “to> NATO on retiring llirmlngham when thunderstorms, howeg** 97I,8(K),Oi».Oih) .pending v°7 irtinng Inst l a s t lthe y . kimn ^I of _______ _ _______ t o v .u v v i Ihe country you won’t Commiationer John Krider told enhower’s condition is good.” Three Seminole Count# boy* left Damage to Bromley's ear was floodr.1 tha area. January after 34 years in the | plans fur the fiscal year-tbc retPressed hy reporters for the reported at 9»00; to Crow’s car get at loggerheads.” aborn "I think you’va dona a yesterday for Camp MfQ’ierrle, Senate. ^ vl. lnCl* ° f ,r,ln„ f! ! : * or.| buiigrt that act off the eonWe nerd reassrsament if w* In th# Ocala precise nature of the first lady’s at 9230; and to Detervlllt'a ear National Forest, onderful job and I hope you con­ ~ rrRlilorJl p rn nn niv are going to carry this county where they will allend a Wildlife ailment, llagerty pointed out that as negligible. tinue. Riva was a gynecologist. A gyn­ forwent—it should have hero Manar.mfnlt forestry. Soil Oontenia. The,, were" no ra.'u.ltlea' ~ 7 ’ C le v e la n d The Jaycee preaident told the ecologist apeclallrea in women'* done five years ago, hr said trrvalion, and Gun Safety School. board of commissioner* "Wo pro­ ailments. . / a ^ i ’W hrou‘ 1Piealdent aaktd 9l.764 lOO.tHg>. S p e a k s T H u r s d O V Odham suggested that a Citl. Tommy Melvin of Geneva. BudAbout 600 boy. were lodged in 7he tommittrc a,| OWfd tt.snjno, , pose to build a r.ewr Tourist In­ Under late questioning, llagerty , * Sanford, and Robert Semlnole Cosinly Junior Cham­ am. Committee be . Ppolnte,i to £"••• hou‘< ,• town h*,!i end WK)i , ry, of j-u.hio.noo. The formation Booth on French Ate. aald the operation involved "no­ Itudr the county a tax problem! problems' «.■its— ef -i siavla, e i ..i . accompanied by k. school*. but funos for this project will thing serious and not an emer­ ' aum alhwcd Ineluded 931.200,000, ber of Commcrre members will for reasiest- j y Ag*n, Cecil Tucker II, will The Royal Air Force tent emer. „ r o u t ' d , to continua k lesrn more about the plans for *° *',ow ,he nc#*‘ come from sources other than gency.” He alto said that the sur­ file protection throughout the nient. • ,m t___ .five . . . ______ . .part__ spend days at___ the ___ camp genry transport from Castle on th, » arth aateillle. this appropriation.” gery disclosed "nothing malig­ county at theirnoon lunrheon Asked how he fell about Ihe|f |pa||ng In th# classes and field WASHINGTON W — The Bromwhich, three miles a way. to ________________ Chairman of the Board FVed nant.” meeting Thursday. present Midget and whether he (rtpf <wt the four aubjccls. House has rcfu*ed to make police­ evacuate the tenUesa Scout*. Asked alien It was decided that yaon commented. "You’ve done Guest speaker for the J.yccc »ould favor raising the mlUagC.j A(ffnt Tufg ,r «•!<) ,h*t men and firemen eligible for so­ A camp tp-kraman described as A . R n m K M e m o ria l nice job—everyone should be Mrs. Eisenhower requited sur­ cial security bcncflto. meeting will b# Sanford Fire Odham rornmsmted I would P«r* ,hthighlight of the week trill b# ''grossly exaggerated” report. ^ U U ,I I U IV1GI I I UI IUI gery, Hagrrty said 'i t has been proud of you.” •--J Sr 1annally prefer a miilag* raise' ■ trip to Silver - Chief Mack N. Cleveland Th* House Monday voted 120 84 Spring where No action was taken on the bud considered for quite a little time.” In favor of the plan. Rul th< meat- that a thousand Scout a had been T o d a y A s J a p O n C S G One of the top projects of the than to do nothing.” Ami he *<id-,,hfy w)I| four a)| 0f ,hf wildlife moved out. lie Addnt. our pro ' ■ Rou Visits get request at the morning session. — .u . Jnf|u,nn(r Ro«« Alien'* Jaycee organliallon is fire pre ed that th* lax system of this After Mrs. Eisenhower entered jure failed because it was brought gram will I* carried on-after ell; A s k N l l c I C O r E n d vention. Each year the local young county Is way behind but !he exhibit* and the fish exhibit*. Walter Heed Monday she was up under a procedure requiring a •e arr Roy Seoul* and w* are prepared.” HIROSHIMA, Japan V - The businessmen's group heads up a ultimate to do th# Job tn this Th# three boys will attend th* visited by her son, Maj. John Els­ twc-thlrdi vote for passage. The bill, sponsored by Reo. Her­ James H. Gel.wtck, of New nation. Joined by III Fire Prevention Week promotion ! county will mean a reassessment, camp and school through next Sat­ enhower, and his wife, Barbara. throughout the county. j Commission Chairman Fred Dy. Hagrrty said he expected the man P. Ehernarler D Pc., would Dnuwitk. N. J , director of Iht ,hf ^ p l * " man/ lr, rlJlll _will lH possibly tell j _aop aajj “ We've got to go ahead urday before returning to their Chief lCleveland policemen and UOu.scut Am.ilean conting.nl. i'R-stdrnt would go to Walter bate permitted j home* her*. appeal for an end to of h7nl*n. for firemen already covered by stale triMittrd after an inanertiun ro„r nuclear »e*|»onS tn.lay on the Reed sometime this afternoon. J*rCrr* f •, * ' * ml meet ihe budget, irgaidlcsv Tucker, accompanying the Ihrea anrivers.ry of tL atom extending fire protection to ev.-ry uf reappraisal.” or city pension plan, to receive b r .o.i.l l li*. noV7nc t' " . i ..... ,1L boys to Camp McQuarric. will altin. morning Uut not one L S._ ^ ||(re; h|ma |rornmun.ly l„ the Seminole Coun,Odham told Ihe v board Id like „ , n in.irodor «n tha social security coverage. A Sanford man was pinned un­ boy was evacuated. I ty area. II* Is currently president ' tn publicly say that it Isn't fair Chairman Jere Cooper DTenn derneath his automobile for more Prince Mtkasa, brother «( *•"*'j of th* Seminole Couniy Firemen's to bring total blame on Mrs. Gun Safsty achool. of the House Ways and Meant than 35 minutes Saturday nirht In V n n r l n l c I n i u r n P n F ,* ror Hl"‘ hi,° I’ ' 1" " ’ * MU A.M^iatlon Walker (8»qninole Cuunly Tax Committee tuld the House there i i a deep water-filled ditch on Stale Assessor) but her attitude Is my was widespread demand for the Road 46 aUnit 3 miles east of the Mr*. Clayton K. Bagwell. 1101 shim* In paying respect* to the X - T -I L O r* legislation. Hr said it would be West cst Second St., reported Hint memory .1 those who died In the r Q i m L l 1 0 I Q I K U 11 disagreement. She'* not to blame City. for our roinly being as far bchinj "purely permissible” and not Apparently Raymond E. Lord s "a I yaar old pet dog had been world'a first atom-bomb, Manufacturer Noil II. McElroy is it la” car went out of control headed to­ planned another conference with mandatory. ahot ” In Tokyt, 200 foreign and Jap­ Chairman Dyson alated "I be ward Sanford and threw the dri­ Defense Secretary Charici F. Wil­ Floyd Palmer, rhairman of the • "They ought to think of the anese del. fates opened an Interns, tLiifoivI Klw.nl. Club's 3|arl. ^| v1e H >'ou **'# ^rr tun# she ver out into the ditch as it went son today to talk about succeed auffriing t.tfoir ttisry shoot,” Mis. tional coe/cit-lire dnllonted to ... ... ... . .. will wuik out • fAir into a spin. The ear apparently Ing him. I'lan ( ornmlllre will trll . ,f Bagwrll said. seeing tha) there would be "no inn* , . mrmlcrf . .fomarrow _ . thrlr , 9. j . . To tint.*...0<lh«m Mtd "I..i#non! ^vmr tn a slop over Lord, headed fluh «| , .. ... *# 'Our (tog came home Saturday more Hlrothimas " Sources her# believed McElroy, . . .i . * bclievr^ ihrll do it hy hfrifll. in the opposite direction. morning badly woiindcl,” she ex 92*3 bnn i year president of proe uneheon meeting the procedure ( r nBllBufH „ n Page •) ( Continued on Pag# NEW LONDON, Conn. e - T w o Imbedded In the mud and muck |ter and Gamble, has the 322,5’W in handling rases and file some plained, "and the unmerciful ATTENTION TRAFFIC COPS •round the ditch the ear held a yesr Job sewed up If he wants U. K Navy submarines collided shooting of a pet is causing us ef the experiences encountered by underwater at dawn today in Die CHICAGO 6R — An economy the committee,” in It. work. 1-ord underneath with only his II. considerable expense." Atlantic about 100 miles south cf toouIh and note out of the water. An aide to the 32 year old busl"Wt don't know whether it was minded policeman helped a mo The Marianna Plan is one ef I-ord received • bad gash in rrumsn told the United I’ rrrs here, hut damage was minor x-d e shotgun or pistol used In shoot torisl see On- light Monday. In the Important projects undertaken there w#re n« injuries, the N,vy his left temple but otherwise was McElroy Is considering the change by the Florida District of K r»« opr"dog. I ».he nr m •«!• -as- a ing u]■...*iIIT ■nTIJsi” « 9 « n |s. s ! 1 ^ £ .r .. f i ! 7 t e a un'njured. I/>rH was driving a that taking the position would re­ reported. shoots wanls Intemnational. hoot, at anim.lv they ahoull » 1 »f‘ 1419 Ford s*dan Ills clothes were quire him to mak^-” wh*t he has A spokesman at Atlantic Fleet shoot hoot t„ kill," .he ad.led. |>ollcem.n James Mass, cscorte. Earl Hlgginlotham. of tbe| , TALLAHASSEE V - Gov Le constant criticism by the public torn nearly off him as he to do to lake It on, the conflict of submarine headquarters said the ............... . . . __ i . , him to a Mnrlce station and told club's Public and Itcllncs. A *- j |t0y Collin* Is confident that any Our part‘ S...H bull ..... and .part rocker •i as thrown clear of the spinning Interest” problem and olher mat USS Tusk and Ihe ITS8 Cobbler ia t pel of our son.” Mrs. Rag. |him to buy a new headlight for frirs Commillcc, will lntro«lure prtf^.fixtog donr try the "ntw” generally ami which. In my opin­ price ion, have resulted In far more three dollar*. ^.itomoblle. I were “ reluming to port under well said. terv Palmer. State -Milk Commission will be or­ Injury Ihen he-’efit lo the dairy "This Is the nature of the con­ their own power.” Tha rar was found by Sheriff dered only aftor "clear and posi­ induelry." th# governor »*ld In hla A. E. Keans snd H. K. DaWItt as sideration* that are going on.” The Tusk, a New Iy>ndon.based tive” proof that It is necessary to radio report. he was chasing a speeding auto­ the spokesmen said, lie e "e d craft and the Cobbler, a unit of the public Intereel. "it's obvious somo consideration i'uinUng out that undrr the mobile west on the * highway. j Submarine Squadron 6 out of Collins- In his monthly report to Kvan* was Joined by Constable is living given to Iron” for the ; Norfolk, V i* collided at 3:49 a. liie people, hinted he gained away American aystem private and epeCalloway before a wrecker was post. m. cst the Navy said. TALLAHASSEE V — A rrc ommendaUort bul raid he would ed the base proposed by the ataff [ for his own philosophy of price- rial Intrreili "arc entitled to no ipeeial advantages of price fixing summoned to the scene. The | ommendation to force tht Florid* withhold comment until be saw for a 9 per cent return by flsirg through hit recent appoint except to the rxtent that such may Th# sub* wtr* ergaged in man. wrecker lifted the ear Into the mrnt of three n»w member* and a .ha complete report. Power and Ugtit Co. to reduce it* |#urcra at th* time. 932.466.non. air in order that Lord eoutd crawl new administrator of the agency. he necessary In serving the public r*t»i even more than the company Th* eompiny was ordered by The staff workers aak) Ihe be.e from undrr tha mired automobile. The fovefnment backed unsuc­ interest,” the governor tald a has proposed will be taken up at a the rommlsion to lower it. rate, STRIKE CRIPPLES HARBOR submitted by Ihe power company m The accident occurred ahortly cessful motes in both th# 1933 and "dear and positive showing should Public Utilities Commission bear­ so that It »*uld make a 6 3 per BKUN0C AIRES VI — The was be«ed on a 7 prr cent return, before 11 o'clock Saturday night. 1937 legislature* to have tha rom- hr required to Justify any Infringe­ ing h#rt Aug 19 cent return cm total rapitalitation, Th»re are 34 prisoners being hug# Ru#no* Air#* harbor was which the company contended wax mission abolished and was also ment on the right of free enter­ Lord wa» admitted to the Sc- held In the Seminole Countv Jail, rrippied today by a wildcat strike. Thrr# rommisron staff mem­ nr show cause why It should not necessary to keep up it* mulji-mil behind fruitiest attempts by Col. prise.” Tmnota Memorial Hospital for Ma Sheriff J. L. Hobby said today. Longinoreme.t, who had staged bers, who have analysed th# re­ have to do so "This la ary philosophy and [ Dester l-owry, administrator and injured head and exposure and Company officials submitted the lion dollar expansion program. One prisoner wa* brought !n slowdown striksa lor a«v#ral days duced rates proposed by th# power The report alio pointed out that former chairman of th# commie- believe you will End H will be shock. ard six released during the past in support of d*mandi for higher company Jufy I, told the cnmmls proposed reductions rather than ihe philosophy of the new milk Sheriff J. L. Hobby’ s office said 24 hour* up to midnight last pay, watkrd out when th#ir atti­ lion Monday the rale* still were go through • lengthy hearing on a meeting was held July IB with •Ion, lo have th* agency d* away commit tion,” the governor aabL the Ini# before the commission, company offiriali in an effort to with price controls. yesterday that a aummons will night, 'he Sheriff said. tude was declared lll»gal by the not low enough The governor also touched oa "I think there will be tome Th# Miff members said In tbslr work out an agreement hut that Rervieemen w#re McGregor Smith, hoard chair­ be Issued charging Lord with Of the total. II are whit* male. government. lax equaliiation and Mid he e s s changes tn past policies which "no *gr»vm*nt was reichad” cm a report th* ulllty submitted a rsta "failure to have bit vahiele under 19 colored male. I colored female, called In to man srharfslde crane* man of the power rompary, ex hav a kept this commission ’-seder countie* are aiaklng la tha field. preaaad dissppointment at th* rec- l baa* of 9334,8*1,000, which exceed rata b*se. and I colored female incompetent. and work in the holds of ship*. President's Wife Undergoes Surgery at Hospital Today Jaycees Request $1,500 Fund From County Commission Two Local County Men Named To Convention Posts Sen. Waller George -“ Buried Yesterday In Vienna, Ga. 3-Aufo Collision Nets $650 Damage Scouts Evacuate 'Jamboree Park * _ Three County Boys t Social Security Benefits Denied Firemen, Policemen ^ \ Z S Man Pinned Under C ar In Deep Water Over 35-Minutes Soap Manufacturer Slated To Relieve Charles E. Wilson vanaais injure rcriiasa, #<to.oooj*p«n<-ir it iii'o-i Committee Plans Navy Submarines Collide Below Additional Local News On Page 8 Changes In Policies oeen In Milk Board Power Rate Decrease Hearing Set 34 Prisoners Being Held in County Jail � 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>, August 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/3f56f4b8d8d1cdb2cb64f0a54032e053.pdf 002373075814e70c1454c5c1da55df57 PDF Text Text ■ \r 4+*: :■ . ■*>■***■ - * • WRWt’ * • - 1' ; \ . ~L .-.-i:-’** ■ (L diomsL (Buying.Jd am u Lcl OUR AIM to to build for you the home buyer the very best home we can at a price you can afford. fcqualA — A J bn (BnaL P LU S OUR POLICY is to guaran­ tee the workmanship and material used in the home* we build for a period of 1 year. 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X U X H a n fo rd FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1DS7 W t t m lf t Shop and Save In Sanford > United Press Leaned Wire NO. 60 Is D issapoin ted With 8ill Amendment * Monday Night's Special Board Meet Canceled * * J u d ic ia l S y ste m T h re a t Krider Named President Of Waterways Group A special meeting of Ih* Boarl WASHINGTON HR — President ORLANDO »B — Florida's new John Krider of Sanford, sleeted | of Sanford City Commissioners, ff tcdijf ci!!fd (V| if n Waterways Development Commit- i president s! the group st !tx first [ orgmaiiy scheduled for Monday night to consider bids for th* Ca­ sir's jury trial amendment to his tec, which hope* to establish a meeting Thursday, said he be­ pital Improvement Fund projects, civil rights bill "bitterly disap­ cross state barge canal *nd an lieves the committee ran begin nat b'tn canceled, arcosiPng to pointing" and a threat to thy en­ inland waterway encircling most ■ of the peninsula, was expected to- functioning hy the next congrcs City Manager W srrtn E. Knowles tire federal Judicial system. day to be operational by th# next ilonal session. "I think w# mid* In on* of th* strongest state­ Knowles ssld today that details, ■ of congress. • great deal of headway,•' ha necessary for an analysis of the ments to come from the White session —— <aid "Now all we have to do It ijAPTAIN LIONEL A. ARTHUR, COMMANDING OFFICER of thn Sanford Naval bids, ar* not available In Unit to House In this administration, Eis ■ ---v | set up tho mechanics." Air Station, presents Curtis Lavender the lnrjrest incentives award check ever award, present to the Hoard of Commis­ rnhower salt that rarely In the — W. Palmer Van ArsJale of Port legislative history of the United I W O Y o u t h s L a u g h t ed a civilian employe of SNAS for a Itoneficinl suirestion. LCDIt. M. L. Reall, Supply sioner, Monday n ig h t • r■• Everglades was elected vice prrsOfficer looks on. (Official U. S. Navy Photo} v stroll - Daniel CoaUnwtioi) States had so many extraneous Is. f • I Company of Sanford Is th* ap­ lues been introduced In Senate S i p h o n i n g ( j a s o i i n c ident of tha group. Other officers n | j » . are retired Adro. II. S. Duckworth, parent low bidder on th* overall debate "tn order to confuse both r o r n P a r k e d A u t o s Jacksonville, secretary, and program consisting of three pro­ legislators and th* puhlir." The Senate late Thurtday night Two whit* youths were arrested { Faltti Beach, Ttcasjects; Sanford Civic Center, Kit* Station No. J, and the UokJsboio passed by a vole of 31 to 41 an yesterday afternoon shortly be- l,reramendment gitsranlreing Jury fore 4 o'clock and charged with The organisation, which plans Swimming Pool. , trial In case* of criminal con­ *<**k a state charter next Tha Sanford conatruction firm tempt of court, a provision op­ petiy Isretny when they w e t* . aubmitlni a bid of $.182,900 for all posed flatly by the Trealdent and found siphoning gnollnc from au- month, was established from var* ious groups Interested In water­ The Board of Seminole County equaliiatlon. Previously, Commit thr*a projects and did not bid on Senate GOP Leader William F. mmobilrs parked along tn« big' ways developed at a Tallahas­ way at the Imke Monroe Bridge the individual conatruction. Know land. CommLilonera will get down to j ,jonfr Krider had stated emphatl Before Sheriff J. I.. Hobby a n j see meeting July 18, which re­ There wer* 19 firm s submittin; the job of considering details in cally “ I am not about to approvt After discussing th* senate ac­ Deputy Sheriff Morgan McClell­ ceived the blessings of Gov. Lebids for either th* entir* project a proposed budget for fiscal 1917 tho*# rolls—I am going on record or for construction of th* indivi­ tion with hil Cabinet this morn­ and arrived at th* sesne, th* two Roy Collin*. It is dedicated to a. ing, the President said the Inter­ hoy*, one 17 an dth* other 19, fled promotion of river*, haihort and . Two members of the boerd are that those tax rolls are unequal." dual projects. canal* In Florida. position of a Jury trial between a ounty. Carroll • Daniel Construction federal judge and his legal orderi Into Volusia on record opposing any Inereaie Commissioner Swofford followed Krider said the group plans to However, Volusia County au­ whatsoever in millag* until "our suit and warned that "If it takes Company'* construction time w-ti Would “ wrakrn our whole judicial work for construction of a crossthorities wrre notified a.nl Dou­ given in the bid as 180 days. Al­ ta i problems are worked o u t” system ami particularly the pres­ glas Bailiff, 17, who gav-i hit state canal with a minimum Commissioner John Krider staled 31* mills for new budr*t w*’d ready scheduled for Sanford be- tige of the federal Judiciary." depth of 12 feet with connecting better start sharpening pencil*." borne address as Maybe,vary, W. I cause of th* new civic center is flatly that he would not “ vote for "In this rate it will alto mske Crux of th* discussion came 1a convention In April of next year largely Ineffective the basic pur­ V*., and James Murray, 19, who canals eight feet deep. Plana alio one dime Increase in taxes" and CDR. JAMES T. McGUlRR include completion of the Intralater added "we don’t »olv* our when Commission Chairman Fred 1that will bring hunreda of visitors pose of the bill that of protecting gave Columbus, t). as hil home, coastal waterwav from St. Marks VALDOSTA, fit. — Commander (Official U. S. Navy Photo) rtf the 3350th I n f la tio n Group. problem by adding on mlllaisc.” Dyson suggested a renovation of ! to th* Sanford area. promptly and effectively every wrre taken into custody and tin n ­ to Tamps and from Titusville to ed over to the Seminole County In order to meet th* budget City M anager Knowles laid tins the Seminole County Jail In order Amcncan in his right to vo*»,’’ he Colonel Howard W. Llndiey. looks Miami. commission members to provide additional room to hold morning that th« bids will be con­ •aid. authorities. . back on an Air Force Career that ncod*. Tlie cross-state canal has long brought up again the question of Both young mtn admitted tak­ sidered at th* regular meeting if juvenllri and women. hat been Interesting as U has been Killed Bill's Chances been a disputed proposal. Most ing th* aioline "because they were th* commissioners Monday night varied. County Attorney Mack N. Cleve* House Republican lewder* said South Florida Interesta oppose It Although born in West Virginia, land Jr. warned the board that Aug. 12. It Is expected that the a* Senate amendments probably broke and away from home." cJ**m « ’T l,l Colonel Undsey was brought up In “there I* a real problem over | Braiding of the bid will the toy have kilted the chances for enact­ They are being held in tho Kcml- j male m-eded ship and barge trsfI item on Die agenda for that even- ment of any civil rights law this note County Jail. Florida and call* Geneva home. there." fir in South Florida porta. But I ing. year. Krider admitted the problem Ills mother, Mr*. George It. LindCollins lias encottragrd the com­ § y and his sister. Mr*. Margaret but asked “ Where la the money They said the House will not *Cmittee to carry out Its proposed coming from? If wa can't coma C«pt, thg Jury trial amendment, Gott both Hr# In Geneva. program and offcrsM the service* BY MILS. RAYMOND MORRIS The Naval officer reiponaib!* rapeflal'/w hen rciipltd w ith'ear­ up with a method for Raying wa Ha arrived at Moody Air Furr* of any slat* agonefe* which might Tor the multitude of operatlnoat lier S cute action to confine the CASSELBERRY — Melropoll- might a i well stop planning." he A f f n n c lin « y Base near Valdosta on Jun* 19, help. housekeeping choree In support of bit! to voting rights only. 13S7, for hi* Georgia assignment, tan Telephone Service, slated for said, and added "we ean change M i r C l i a m g k ~ O U r5 C "I have looked forward to inch fleet operations at the Sanford N*. At the tame time, Sen. Sam J. having previously held the po*t of S**ptemb*r hy th# Winter Park jw i an organlxatlon a a tills for a long '*1 Air Station la Commander FORT RENN'INO, Gs. —ROtV E’vin Jr. D-N.C. announced Deputy Chief of Manpower at the Telephone Co. and Orlando exJam es r McGuire, USN. Not "I am strictly oppoaeJ t» spend­ TAI.LAHAS.NKE—Sixteen Ftor-' phni to offer three more amend- Cadet William Bryan Park, a stu­ time," th* governor said. Pentagon. Alex M. Balfr of Miami, J. C Attending Commanders Staff | change of Southern Bell, will be ing 1100,two fur reassessment un­ Ida tinsni and cltDa, Including j m?nts to the bill In the Senate. dent at the University of Florida, Wilcox of Palm Beach, and Van only | | he chirred with the ever growing problem of parfclnr 11:* On* would rrquire the attorney son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles L fichool at Fort I-eavenworth and explained at a meeting at 8 p.m, til we know that Mr*. Walker w ill Sanford, have representatives at Arsdale were named Thursday to Increasing numbers of military Harwell Air Force Be.* :« well Wednesday night The meeting, do Lb* right thing," Chairman Dy­ tending the first public relallo** gmefal to ollaln an Individual's Park Sr., |U9 West 17th S t, San­ and safety education course of tjie | c-oisent before filing suit in civil ford and Janie* C. Davis Jr., son compote a charter and by-laws aircraft but h* also must ascer­ at Commander* Management sponsored by the Women's So­ son told the buatd. Commissioner Homer Little ad­ Florila Highway Pator which jl* riJits cases. Th# other* would of Mr. anj Mr*. J. C. Davit, 511 to hr presented at the next meet tain that radio communications ar# »Vir»# at George Waihlngton Uni* available, that flight lunches ar* | pnvid# government payment of Magnolia Avr , a student at Flo­ Irg Sept. 6 veralty, Cdonel Llndiey wa* well ciety of Christian Service, will be mitted that rrasseitm en' is necea- In progress here this week. clety of Christian Service, will be Retired Adm. S. P. Cinder of provided, that gasoline and Jet attorneys' fees for defendants in rid* Stale University are among aary "but If Mr*. Walker won't They Include patrol safety r qualified to hold the interesting civil right* rates unable to afford the croup of student-cadets from Tallahassee, who represented Col fuel In thousands of gallons ara pollcem port of Bate Commander at Camp held at the Community Church. go along we might as well dump cation officers, city sheriffs deputies amt Elgin I r ! legal counsel and would require the Sanford are* who have eoro tins and the State Development ready for issue, that navigations! Guynemer In the Fontalnbleu For­ Metropolitan service, effective that money in Lake Monroe.” "You ran’l get money from peo­ Forte Bile m ilitary pnliesm n ., that state remedies in civil rights pitied the al.vwevfc leadership , Board, urged all slate agencies aids are properly functioning and est of France. over a 528 square mil* area co­ ple who ara not paylnr taxes if Attending the course from S n raies b* exausted before ih* at- training course at tha 1937 F o r;' concerned with land and water that tempers are soothed when an Colonel Undtey’a unique assign- vering parts of Seminole and taxes are raised 10 mills," Com­ Butler snd Police Sergeant !.*' E. | torney general takes action In fed- Penning ROTC Summer Csmp. development he Included In the aircraft breeches an axlatirj re­ went of commanding an Intsrgrat- Orange counties, will b* toll free gulation. Along with approximately 1100 group. ed initallatlon. which wa* the first telephone service for stibicrilier* missioner Swofford contended and Butlrr and Police Sergeant e«|K. I eral courts. Eisenhowrr's statement appear- students, representing 28 univer­ Central Air Hcadqutrter* of NA­ making calls within the area. Me­ Commissioner Krider ad-led "If Itoek. James H Coppedg# and George CDR James F. McGuire » -port­ Col If. N. Kirk man. Patrol f 71- ed to forecast a presidential veto sities and colleges In five South­ Gtbb Sr , botii of Jacksonville, ed for duty at the Sanford Nava! TO, afforded him an opportunity tropolitan Service will be present­ they'rs unequal now and you raise gc a of the bill if it should pass through eastern stain and Puerto tlico, and Krider were named to a fl Air Station early this year a i re­ to teit coordination and coopera­ ed and explained Wednesday night th* percentage they II pill be un­ minder, said each will suitable in d u c tio n certlfi te the Senate-House compromise sea who ar# also ‘ graduates" of the nance committee to e«*k ways of lief for CDR James R. V.’llaon, tion between offlceri and meu of by Kenneth Peloquln admlnlitra- equal ." Commissioners genfrilly agreed whtn the two-week's court* Is <er , siont with a Jury trial provision. camp, Cadet* Park and Davis re ­ railing funds. USN, past Operations Otf.:er of cix allied nation*. tion assistant; Russel Hulbert, that an addition to :he present It also seemed to Indicate a ceived Instruction and practical the air station. A French Doputy, Dutch Ad­ ass't to v-pres.; Bogrr Seney, county Jail is needed bu< failed to Aur. 10, and return to hi* >«t "better equipped to deal with ib- lack of further interest hy the application periods In most con­ jutant and a Uritlth Provoit Mar­ purchasing agent; and H- Clarke, A native of Anaconda, Mont.* SOME DAtfrt shall were juat an crampl* of director of public relations, all reach an agreement on expanding He relation!, training of o'b* of- White House in the civil rights bill ventional type* of Infantey wcaCOLUMBUS. Ohio W _ Ron CDR McGuire received hla educa­ pon* and small unit tactics, sip - aid Adkins' 1910 mole ear Jus1 tion at th* University of NoUw Colonel Lindsey’* staff. “ Different officials of th* Winter Park Tele­ tha present Jail which does not ferrs and human relations in en-1os it now stands. ply economy, unit a d m in istra te , wouldn't cooperate wh-n ha tried Dame where he received hia BA in meet the approval of the State eral.' Legislation Incomplete language*, tradition* and habits phone Co. Prison Commission. made the work very exacting but Thsra ar* 28 men attandln the When questioned on this point, map reading, automotive mainte­ to stop at a crossing fur a trim economic*. While attending Notr* Educational programs to fully Realising that a thurough studv course from Sanford, Jaeksor. He. I however, White House Press Sec­ nance, and signal eommunirathn When Adkins put on the brakes, Dame, he was a member of tho vary Interesting," ha Said. The Colonel spent the Woild acquaint the people with the new of the proposed budirn Is neces­ Panama City, Kry West, G. ies ' rotary James C. Hagcrty pointed Development of leadership re- they failed. When he threw the varsity football team in 1934-3T War II years years atatcsldaattached service, are being schedule,! by sary, commissioners set Saturday ville, Tallahassee. Miami, Hi *n- | out th.st legislative action had not reived greatest emphasis through car into gear, It stopped In the and was th* middle-weight boxing nut th# entire course of training, middle of the tracks When he champion at tho .chool In 1937. to Combat Crew Training Group* the telephone co. with civic clubs, moming at 9:30 for a sesiion to on, lakeland, Urlando, IVj wen completed. which consisted of Ml hour* of tr^ed to accelerate, Jr? Greenville, S. C. and Lake church group* or other organise, consider changes that will meet j Clean* e'er, Pensacola, Li'.;#| ity,| After his clear defeat by CDR McGuire ram* Into th* the engine field and class room training As flooded. Adkina Jumped clear lust Navy In March 1941 and was de­ Charles, La. He went oversee* In tlons upon request the approval of th* commitlon. I Bronson, snd Fort I.auderdo (Continued on Pag* 4) far as was possible. e*cjj cadet befure th# train ramrr-ed Ms car signated a Naval pilot In Decem­ M rs Ben R. Evan* and Mrs. | 194S and was attached to th* 10th ocruplrl several positions of lea­ and threw it 00 yard* down I'm ber of the same year. From Jan ­ Reconnaissance Group at Furth C. K. Fisher are chairmen for the dership ranging from regiment: I track. Germany prior to his NATO as­ W-S.C.S. meeting, uary '42 to October *43 he served commander to squad leader. Ilii;h signment. in different rapacitie* a t flight Tho Winter Park Tclrphon# Co. light of Ih* tactical training was Upon his return froir Kurope. has recently completed a new cen­ Instructor at Corpus Chrlsll, Te*.| the faadyr's Recreation Course, tn O r Colonel went to Randolph Air tral offlca and after th* rut-over Operations Officer with VC*7 and which each radet was fared w'tn }V>rr* Base before being assigned In September, all calls through Executive Officer of Torpedo a series of eombst type sltust otu to th* Pentagon. Squadron FIVE. Orlando or Winter Park exchanges designed to test his leadersliip Colonel Lindsey is married to In tlie designated area, will b* toll He wa* out of the Navy from capacity. • former M iu Alice Young of fret1. Metropolitan October ‘45 until January ‘47 serv­ service will Solonel Marvin A. Krrldlw rg ishvtlle, (ia , and they havo two thereby eliminate toll charges to ing with Trans-World Airlines ai PM.ST of tha University of Flo ttons. John, *g* Jrt. la following or from Winter Park or Orlando, a First Officer. da, is deputy csmp commander of in his father's footstep* and It Pin* Hill*, Blthlo, Wekiva Springs CDR McGuire reentered th* Nath* 1917 encampment. now a Junior at the Uni vanity of Union Park, Altamonte Soring*, (Continued on Page 4) (Continued on Pag* Four) Casselberry and Longwood. Extended service now Ir effect on a fixed monthly charge, will be eliminated. Users of this ser­ vice will b« benef ted under the CAPT. J. R REEDY, fVmmin- mi it* ground will he able to de- among th* Sanford new set up. Subscriber* benefiting squadrons. There are 31 prisoners being by Metropolitan Service, will be der of tha Navy*' Heavy Attack (erni|n# how near to the target Three consecutive Bombing Der­ Id in lh« Seminole County Jjail, fur niibed Orlanln and Winter IMng ONE bated at Sanford Na...,t,. , , _ ,, , a t . Station, announced ____ ,today. , in# fictitious bomLi would burst by victories allow a squadron to val Air f i cording to Sheriff Luther Hob* Park directories prior to the cutthat squadrons under his commsnd 1 Bon,Wn* »co« >» ! « ' gain permanent possession of tha by. ov *r. Conover Trophy. tors indicate of the ersw's war­ wilt hold a Bombing Derby on As of midnight last night, he Metropolitan numbers will ho Aug. 8-7. Each, of the four squa­ time proficiency will h* thrown Squadron VAH-3, with two such said, seven prisoners were brought prefixed with tho first two letters drons will tie represented by their Into a complicated formula and th* win* under Its belt. Is making an in and seven released. of rarb new exchange which will threw top bombing crews. resulting computation will drier- all out effort to retain permanent Uf th* total, 10 wer* while become part of the number. On the flnt day of tho Derby, mine the idenity of the best bomb. custody of th* trophy. The pre­ male, 19 colored mate, one colored Th# new exchanges for Orlando crews will drop practice bombs Irg rr«w and the be<4 bombing vious wins were scored with AJ, female, and on* colored female will be, GArden and CHarry: Win­ from an altitude In excess of 30,. squadron tn H*avy Attack Wing "Savage," aircraft. VAILS has re­ Incompetent ter Park srill he Midway; Chisel000 feet on s target in th# Gulf ONE. cently been outfitted with th# A3D berry, TEmple; Altamonte Springs of Mexico. The target, controlled Trophies will be a wanted to the Skyw-arrior planes and their showVAIIty; and Atalea Park, Cltcstl»y th* US. Air Forces' Elgin Air members uf th* outstanding bomb­ ing will indicat* their auceess in wood. Th* new system. Including Proving ground, allow* exact de­ ing crew and to the ground crew th* transition from the AJ to th* Memhtrs of the 5*r.ford Rotary domestic equipment of th# Win­ termination of bombing accuracy. which complies th# best record in A3D. VAll-a which has been flying Club at it* me* mg Monday noon ter Park Co., can quickly be in* During tha night of Aug. 7, th* maintaining their bombing rquip. the A3D for soma tim* promises at the Yacht Gub will receive tergratsd Into the now limited Navy bombers will mak* bomb. ment In p«rfect working ordtr dur­ to b* an *xperi«nced competitor lorn* first hand information from nation-wide dial toll aystam. Ing runs high over th* sleeping ing Uk derby. in (heir j»t bombers. Squadrons Mr*. Mary E. Walker. Seminole Company off I-toll employ a cities of Atlanta, Ga. and Char­ A giant cup, the Conover Tro­ VAII-7 and VAlt-tl win flv their County Tax Assessor, a t to plann* large dial, complete with erenang* lotte, N. C. No bombs of any type phy, will b* awarded to th* winn­ "tried and tnia" AJ 'a and b u s rd changes for th* future in her prefixes and equipped to give all WELLWISHER3 LINK THE WALKWAY from i Sanford N«v»1 Air Station Admin- wM be carried on Uits* runs, but ing squadron. Because it symbo- hopes of proving that sxUnstv* iffica, according to John L. Kad- dial tonai effective In Metropoli­ iatration Building to render a final aaiuta to LC1 [William L. Hayden (center on atapa) Ih* bombing crew* will glv* * liiea th* championship of Navy #xp*ri*ne* la Ui* older aircraft r . program ahairwan foe the tan Berrien la aapelemee* their who ratirad this week on tha completion of nearly b year* of Naval aervlc* “bomb* away" raitu stg*-*! when bombing, th# Corover Trophy ia w tl d eteralea tha p e u tu io a af (Official U. & Narjr Photo) over th#«r targot*. Radar atotion* Um object of flare* tosnpatacioa tho oovwtod trophy. « * \ i k. ' t F County Commission P roposed B udget Tomorrow I u R e v ie w Col. Lindsey Will Head Installation Qroup In Georgia Metropolitan Phone Service Will Be Explained At Meet Butler, Rock Are «u » 31 Prisoners Held In County Jail J.otary Speaker >...* »r.»! b. CM. |n Tallahassee Cdr. J. McGuire Is Operations Officer Af Navy Base Here B. Park, J. Davis Finish Leadership Training Course Additional Local News On Page 4 Hatwing-One Plans Bombing Derby �r soasss ¥' ft tf T ri& iy. A u g u s t 2 .1 9 5 7 P » r* 2—Tho Etnford Harold • ' ^ "M Tioio disuaAJhh! All C h urch N otleM m uat bo p resen ted a t T ha H erald ifflc e by 10 a. m. on th e d ay b efo re publication. Q h u A d rL y io fic & d . JACXT FREE METHODIST CHURCH L evel Ave. et 40. St Sunday School 9:41 a.m. Murning Wonh'p 10:45 a.m. Leuii L. Day, Fo»‘®r F. M. Y. 7:00 p. m. s.m . :4S S anity School Evening Kvan|(UtUe 7:45 pm. U am ^tdneaday night prtyer Slotuli'l Worship and Training Union * 15 p ra. praise service !:M p m. pm . T E vtnlni Service ■ >«rmoo by the pattor. W r ia n ity Pr»y«r 8«nleo 1:80 Evening Worthlp Service 7:10 pm . p.m. Sermon by the pittor. Prayer Meeting Wednetdiy 7:30 UUXCIEST BAPTIST CHURCH pm . GENEVA Paator Charla* W. Hamll Jr THE SALVATION ARMY 214 Elat Second Street Sunday moraine aarvleas: Meetings 10 a m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worahlp Sundty Sunday avanlng aanrleea: bundey School 49:9C a.m. S:U p m. Training Union Holman Meeting 11:00 a.m. 7:10 p m. Evrning Worahlp Opeo Mr (Street Meeting) 1:10 Wedntaday 7:10 p m. Prayar mart p.m. Inf. Y.PX. 7:00 p.m nalvation Meeting 7;JO p.m. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH lucaday Corp Codata 1:10 p.m. n th W- and L av al Art. Band Practice 4:00 pm Bar. B- M. Snow 7:30 p.m. Sunday School •:** a.m- Ladle* Home League Morning Worahlp 11 a.m. rhnrtday Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m. EvangfUitle S rnlco 7:__p.m. X Prayer and Bible Study Wadnea- Satvday Open-Au (Street Meeting) «:M day i t T :» p m. p.m. “ Coma to Worahlp. go to aarra. r i U T BAFTIBT CHURCH OUTDO FOSTER CHAPEL METHODIST CHURCH Oviedo H er. Georga H. Corl«oo. Mlnlaur ____ a __ g.Vaal 9:48 I B . Sunday School a m. Worahlp 11:000 *.»• " " ~ r Serrlt# g oo p.m. Worahlp Sarrlc# SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Eaat n th St. At Park A rt Tha and of your March For a Irlandly Church. Gerald l.P rieo P»»‘ot Mllto* Higgiahotbam S J . Seper* tatendtat Sunday RlhU School 10 a.m. F m e h la f U Bible Study * P m* irengallitlc Preaching T:4S p.m. P rty ar M nllng (Wed.) T:4I pm . Mlaalonary Premlllenial You Are Welcome Mid uock Service Wednesday Wall, aa a r a i I can airartun. 7:45 p a. thtra hat betn NO chanra on the “A GOING CHURCH FOR houra for the awlmming pool! A COMING LORDChecked with lomrone who aliould COME AND SEE THERE know, and they are tha aama at IS A REASON, I previously *tit*d On Mondays, CHURCH OF THE WAZARENE dtpendtnta era not able to ui« the pool at all, b«caute it only “Sanford's Singing Chureh" Second SC and Mapla Ave., West opens from 3:00 pm ., until d:00 p m , for the men only. R. H. Spear J r , pattor The following ate the hour* Sunday School 9:45 a.m. that dependents can make uie of Morning Worthlp lo:ts a a . Training Deptrtmanta a p. m. pool: Tuesday: 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 Eveatng Evangeliitle 7 pm . Mid-week Prayer mteting each {P m , and $:00 p m , until 9:00 p.m. Wednetdiy i;45 p.m. Wednesday. 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 The Church of th* Naiarene It Wesleyan la doctrine evangalirtie P m. Thursday: 10:00 a m. until 3 00 In appeaL and world-wide in pm . million. Friday: 10:00 a m. until 3.00 “ Wboioevar will may come". p m , and 6:00 pm . until 9:00 p FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH m. OF GENEVA Saturday; 9:00 am . until 3:00 Jaek L Suw art Paiior .p m Sunday School 19 a. reSundtyt: 10.00 a m. until 3 00 Morning harvlca 11 a. m. p.m Evening Service Lake Golden hat beer cloied Training Union 6 30 p. m. Preaching /:30 p. m. CHRIST Wad. Prayer Service T:J0 p .a . Comer of Park Ava. a 24th 9«. SUNDAY 9:45 Church School CHURCH Ok CHRIST 11:00 Worthlp 2nd St. and Rlai Ava. 9:00 Pilgrim Fellowship UPSALA COMMUNITY Ralph Drawer Mr. TUESDAY 7.30 Song Servlet PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Evangeliat M.miter J. Bernini Roto Rer. C C. White Minister SUNDAY F K Armstrong Mra. Clever Marra Plsniat Bible S ch o o l----------------19 am- Assistant Mrs. FetHaU Summerlin Aaat Morning Warship — . -11 a.m. FIRST CHRISTIAN Pianist Evening W a rsh ip ----- ...7 p m. CHURCH George I'eiold, Aset. Supt. of TUESDAY “ Where You Are Never a Ladiet d a ta ------ ----- 9:30 a m Church School birangcr But Once" Church School 10 a.m. WEDNESDAY 1607 Sanford Ava. Bible Study C lsttes-. .7.30 p a Won hip 11a.mParry L. Mona. Min.(tar Sunday School, 9:45 a m. J. Earl Evening Worthlp «:M p. m. THURSDAY “Everybody Invited to nttend Man’s Training d a ta Event, S*ip4. .9 p.m 2nd and 4ik nighta_ Service of worihlp, 11 o'clock. our amlcee.** Guttl Minlttar Gilbert E. Counts, F1NECXEST BAPTIST F in sT i i r m o o i s T c h u r c h DaLaod. will supply tho pulpit CHURCH Pastor Dr. R. E. Rutitnd during (ho pastor's vacation. (A Church of tha Soulkiru Educatlnnil Dtrecler Rachel lee* Open Communion. Antham by the Raptltt CoatvnUau) •lay choir. Joe H. Couroon Paator Nursery facilities. Off-street park, 9:48 a.m. Church School J. A. Hunt Supt. Sunday School ing. The public la Invited. A special Clataes for all agaa. 11 a.m. — "Sat Your Offectioog Church homo loci tad temporarily walcoma la aatandad to now re­ In Plaoc/aat School. sidents, Navy familial, tourists, Oh Thing! Ab«vi“ Sunday School 9:45 a.m. summer gusstj, and o*h*ra »h« g p m. MYF Worthlp Service It a.m. hats no regular place for worilp 7:11 Organ V.iptrs Training Union 4:30 p.m. In Sanford. 7:10 pm. "A Dtvoul Mtn" Evening Sorvica 7:45 p-m. CTF, Chi Rho and J r s , Wed, Racraalion for young people In Nursery provided. 6:10 p m. McKinley Hill after evening eor- CENTBAL BAPTIST CTIUnCII Bar. J. W. Parham. Pador Cor. Fourteenth St. Oak Ave Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worahlp Service U :w a. vice. Training Union f:4S p.m Evening Worahlp S p.m. Wednesday Prayer MeeMag I p*J. “ Come thou with ui and we will 4# thea good " SANPOBD REVIVAL CENTER H#v. L. P. Taaker, Pactor Sunday School 10 a m. Morning Worthlp fl • • Evening Evingallitle Service 7:45 p.m. Weekly sarvlcaa: Tuesday and Thuraday 7:45 pm . regular Saturday Morning Broad•eat over WTRR 10:15 a.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH • OP THE RBDEMSCR Ml w. Mth Place Phan* PA 1-1481 The Rev. Phillip Scblacimam* P atter Sundty School 9;1J a-m, Bible Clata •:!* • Service 10:»0 a m. “ Prayer For The DayH Thona PA sun. FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST MO E. Second St. •onday service H e-m. Sundty Senrleat 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 e m. WedMidiy Evening MMtlngt 1:00 p.m. Lcieon Sermon — *'Chrtitlan Science" Reading Room located In Foyer of Church Building op*n « public 1 m to 4:50 p m . T uttdty and Thurtdayt. A cordial | a vile lion la riUadad to all to attend our aarvlcea and um tha Reading Room. IT. LUKE'S LUTHERAN la Slarle (Near Oviedo) le v . Stephen M. Twhy Paatar Morning Worthlp 8:25 am. Radio Million B ro ad n tt at 1:10 i.m . ovar WORZ (T40 ka) School t:00 i m —lo? sll Chi^»Uan°^ay School — Wosdiy through Friday 0:00 a m. — (A.I alamanury gradet and kindergarttn.) CHURCH O f J ERL’S CHRIST OP U T T E R DAT SAINTS J . G. Brooke - Branck Pratldaet O ty Halt Sunday School 10 a m. Sacramast MaeUng S p mWednesday Primary Meeting a t Yacht d u b 4 p m. ILDER SPRINGS RAITIST CHAPEL Eldar Springe ‘ by rtrat BaptUt Church Sanford, Flo. n. H. Martin, Faitor Sundty School 1:45 a m. P reashiif moo a.m. tra a ta g lerrlee T :» P bl M ILM WAYNED. OVERHOLSER by iho priia-winning w estern novelist FENWICE tgsifl until furthsr notics. How. •ver, tha facilities for picnics, Parties, ale, arc available to any­ one who withes to make use of them. However, If yoj plan on having • lirge <-r«vwd ih»ro. u might be beat to raiarvt Ike lima you want. Aa I said I would do. I've tried to get tha 'straight dope" on Ihc pool hours, and there they are. to tha best of my knewjadga I guvn I w ss a lit'ia prema­ ture in hoping we had t bout* nil lined up! It waa exactly wbat we would hava liked In. “but ex­ tenuating eircumstanres" hove Intarerred »7th our hopes! So, I'm •till Inojflag H you kaow of a p'.sce. I would appreciate a call. Two or three bedrooms, (prefer* ab ly three.) and g raii jn the yard are the only rerjulremrntJ. Played cards at Joyce Williams ho-iia c s w*ed.ie»d»j* mgh* Aim pitying were Rosemary Finneg­ an, Dorii Shortland, Jlml Gold, Chris Rlcktr, and yours truly, Stuffed ourujvca on cokes. Pep. |P». ind striwbcrry shortceka. Didn't plan to « it ill of it, but once I itsrtsd. I dldnt stop un til the plats w-ss dean! Reitmary and ] were partner*, and atartsd off with a beautiul winning steak that "bogged down" hilf-w»y thrwjgfc the g»ma! Well, we won the "booby pm «" at Jesit! Jimi and Chris won high-icora priie. Soma of tho** who gave their namia for tho list for the P. O. Club hive been asking about it. Haven't any n ew * la report, as It ml] hav* to be presented at e particular “hoard" meeting to be acted upon, and f do not know exactly when Dial will be. I promtse that aa toon as f h eir any­ thing. 1‘U let you oil kurw im­ mediately. Remember. Monday right la another chance to go iquare-danc ing at Lake Golden. Thli la for all chief*, thoir wives, and friends. Lika I've said before, if you'r* not a chief, and would like to a t tend, Just call one you know and ask thtm to take you along at guests. It's as simp!* ss all that, and they're happy to have overy. on* who would Ilk* to attend. WlJ!, iTiOwil* Wvee-end (* upon ui, and I hope Mother Nature will favor ua with a couple of nice clear day* so w* ALL may •njoy it. Hav* fun. and I’ll be bank on Monday, providing lota of you call mo with LOTS of ntwa!*J CHAPTER 34 " l HAD the impreeeioa you and I Kelt were enjoying each other'* company too much.' said Sarah Pxrdst quite coolly. "1 don't want you to be hurt, WUL You're so young. and you've never been us l o t . U you a rs s t careful. U can dsatroy you.” I aat on the chair in silence, not moving. 1 didn't know what to say, but I realized that U anyons knsw what lore could do to a person, it waa Baraiu T o u 're not Ilka ms." the want on. "Tha ranch isn't first with m*. It la with you But remem­ ber this. John Mather* can’t change, and Ntia la his daughter, gorgtt her, WUL You've got to forget her. Don't you *** what will happen to both of you tf you don't T" i stood up. VVhat ah* had said didn't maka as nee. U John Ma'Js* ers waa good for Sarah, then Nsia must be good tor me. Of course, 1 knew Nsia much better than Sarah did, and os* or tbs first thing* I baa learned waa that N*!a was almost as Impatient with h tr father aa I waa 1 rolled a cigarst, taking ray time, and lighted it. Good Lord. I thought. S9raA it (c-jJeue ef Nila. Because of rat. Will Bee­ son, who was almost a eon to her. At least, aha waa tha nearest thing to a mother 1 hod ever known. It vraa crazy. I waa sixteen when 1 had coma hare. Sarah twenty-eight. Now I was twentyfour, and tha waa thlrty-stx, and In lor* with John Msthtra. And yst. now that 1 thought about it. I could remember so many things she tud done tor me, things I bad no right to expect. I flipped my r<grr*t Into tbs yard and walked back to the couch. 1 said, "Sarah, how much dors tha Boa P mean to you 7' £ba had been lying down, hut now she sat up, moving with mors agility than usual. “Wlfl. Pm glad you've given me a chance to tell you. 1 hate it. Jo* never belonged to ma. fought tha Bex P from tha day w« were married, and I always lost- It vraa Brat with him and 1 was ascend. Not Just tho Bos P but tho whole valley. And now It's tha same with you.* *1t'a not the vratloy with me,” I Mid. T h e ranch, Umo. XI’* put you out at my reach. You're like a stream moving away from ma all Ui* time. tt‘s not that Im­ portant. I hats the ranch.* T h en don't Uva hero.* I Mid. “You'll be marrying Mather* be­ er* tang. Until then you tan I vs in Canon O ty. TU buy your nail Hi giv# you my note, or maybe I can borrow enough.* Bho didn't answer for • long time. Darkness wm compete now. I stood do*# to her, hsr ! ahapo vague In the e<arshins that ra* through the window* and HOLT CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH LABE MART BAPTIST Cor. Pork Ave. aod Fourth St. CHAPEL The Rev. John W. Thuma*. Roctor riP T iT io t* t i e r Lake Mary, Fla. KOTICE i s H ERE BY WIVES u a.m. Holy Eucharist Dial I am i a s < 4 in bwataaaa ai Paster — Rev. W. A. Illeeweed 1:18 a.m. Family Swrvico Haul* 3. H U« ihi m end Ava. undar Hit Sunday School S:(l a m. liallilavi name •( TraliwlaSe lie. and Church School Morning Worship 11 a-m. to i i a U ' a r ea!4 U a m. Morning Prayer and Sar* ua i de i m »a ti l »1 Inian-I ifca u l i f k < ( i * « o , > IT CAME FROM OUTER APACE Training Union • : » p.m. t o il r * « r l . eaminol* <>«ntv. r t e Evening Worthlp 7:J0 p.m. in nccerdnnce w ilt p teBEDFORD, Pa. 01 — “ Butch* Tuesday and Thursday — Holy rlda. vlalon of I h i r i c lltlo u a dam* mn* Prtyer Meeting Wed. 7:10 p.m. Koontx has a souvenir today from Communion —7:39 a.m. tula. (•<w i n flaailon I I I «l S'ltvidn a in l u 'a i I I I ! Wednesday—Holy Communion — out of this world. H* waa gating o. h •COTT PAOLA WESLEYAN 10 am . idly at tha horDon Wadnsaday METHODIST CHURCH in t h e r i n c i i r r o : » T 9aturdey — Sacrament of P e­ • Mile* Weit t t l i a o i- t i i e m v t i i j i ' u i u a i . whan a motoor landed 20 fsst nance —5-9 p.m r i s t I IT . IV A V II M i l l ■way from him. Sundty School 1:41a.m. n i- .w in n i.n c m v r r . n .<>. Mornlog Worthlp 10:41a.m. h u m . i.v t i u . v i E H v n o . W'atleyan Vouih 1:41p.m.FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH •19 Park Ava. nrsnisoT O K o g rro y . 1 Evening Wor.hlp Y:Mp.m. Wednesday Prayer Meeting T:M (A Southern Raptltt Chureh) henry r. W. F. Brooks JrPattor Paraa daM i p is. • n i t T e Qnlat Tillie Fred B. F lihtr Aisocltto Pattor Everyone Walceae ftOTICM o r H I T Mr. W. L. Harmun Director of t^ tha K a m i o l Ilia Slaia « ( f l a r Rev. Cecil ft. Shader Ida: Mutlc Te the n a l a n d n e l a i CHURCH OP GOD Mrs. Guy Blihop Director of HENRr r. r u i r r a "THE MIGHTY HWDGET E T H E L P BR P M 1E R Rev. H. W. Oaadenoa, Paster Muile And l e i The C ek a a w n apau iae Mrt. Marvin Milan Organist french Ave. and Had 8L "f la id *b«v* aainad natural T H l W ANT AD lu ta n d a n t a . Morning Worship 9:49 a.m. bunday School 1:45 a.m. An1 to) All rartlaa rlalm la* 3:48 a.m. EvangalUtie Service 7:10 p.m. Sunday School ntaraat, t > , thro u(h . und«r or • ••Inti ir« sttovs mmvtl n» W itt Do tf* Job lo* Yo4i Mid-Week Sarvlea Tuaaday 7:10 Morning Worship 11 a.m. t-irsi 4>ftnds*'s eat ka-wa i* p.m. Training Union 9:48 pm b* d______ ttd ar *11 ativa Aad -id la: All Parties Hating Ine *r Young People Service Thura- Evening Warship • p m. rTali___ i e l m l n e «e .have m...........t v rliehl. day 7:10 p.m. Wadnttday Sen let 7:30 p.m. lllls, or IM trttl In aed t* Hit f e t l a n l a e devrrlked prnperlv. (Noraery far all atnicoa) • l l u n l,* li in ■•mlnnl* C eu n ir, KBENEXER METHODIST (Earphones far hard ef hearing) FJoriee. t e . w t i t le t i end Let IS Blech CHURCH SIGN LANOUAGE Citrus Halghte Sunday School Clast 9:41 a m. Rev. Albert S. Farrier Paster WELCOME Cawntv. rierlS*. ecenrdin* t* (he slit thereof si rt Sunday School 10 e .a . Clifford in Piet l-let IIllook 1, ea rd4td td in FIRST PRESBYTERIAN E. Jotaeon, • jperlntandanL P e i * SI. rukll* R teerd s «f CHURCH ■ • m l n o l e C juM *. Plorld*. Preaching Service 11 a.m. You. end Each nf You. era n«< Oak Ava. and Third St. Prayer meeting, Wedneedvp, 7:10 rifled Diet e ,-jll I s a s l t t l l l l s lo Tha Rav. A. G Mclnnit. Minliter Ih* tb sv s d et.rth sl yro rsn y h it p.m. * t e d n s i y u end y e n sr* Mrs. George Touhy, Minuter ef b■e*•t s• s fils ; rs g u ir sd <e ■> • e ci-pr ef THE CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY Mutlc i n i r ' i M t i r te Ih* Cemntslnr an F Et-D ER (h* n*iIntiff • s l l a r a t r s . — ----.ALLIANCE CHURCH bills Katherine Brown, D C E. AND n STTINO H AUS. 1»» Oouth Park Ava. * 14th St. 9:49 a.m. Sunday School knswltt. Winter Perk. Florid*, end M file ih* e r l e l n s l In ih* o f fic e e f Sunday 10:90 a.m. Session mtela for the __ _____ ______ _ reult Court ob Clerk e f t h e Cl: Sunday School 9:45 a.m prayer In tha Sattioa Room or before A u e **. l ! H erherw lee Worship 10:40 a.m 11 a m. * t U e r t t i e a s e f raid C em p U ta t Morning Worship ih will be ta ke n s s c e a f t n t d Anthaf—“Rs)otro Tha Lord la This notice sh ell be gablisfced SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY ene* eech week for feur taneoeu King" tl«* v irke la the lsaf«rd Hvreld. ADVENTIST CHURCH Surveys show that 4 out of 5 Chanctl Choir Deled rhU IHh der nf Jutr, HIT. Setrnlh SL and Elm Ave. O r. HKRNIVON Anthem—"Soule O The RightedP u to r A. C. McClure ua" Clerk, ar-wlt Cour*. •emleel* Cesary. glarld* dally newspaper readers Sabbath School Saturday Chaplain w. c. Fuller (9BAI.I 9:10 a m. Chaplain W. C. Fuller |W CO CRT O f T ! U L f ol7., , • Worthlp BarrU* 11 a m. "To know God la to Worthwhile" tv Jtn oc. erm xoL E check the classified ads cothT T . eTATR o r n o . Prayar Meeting Wednetday Nuraariaa for children under Mina, iv ra n a tT B . 7:30 p.m. th*ea , and three lo tit, every ix r* rb* i !*tatm n r HENRY J TMUR9T0N dacesMOSunday morning during iho 11 TO regularly/ ALL WMOM IT MAY COXLAKE MONROE BAPTIST a m. worthlp hour. CHURCH l» h ereb y f i v e * tker X U • pm . Senior High Fellowship— MELINE M. T H V R I t OK filed her P illar, B. G. Brown IIROI ww -e se - - esirlx., ' W- - • - -e-f ^ X---fl»*T nr eyaveirrl _*s_ .f Put th u s little gionta to work for A Church With A Friendly Wel­ Youth Building ENRY J. T l l l ’ RBTON. 1:30 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP d• •t toeela! r do.f t H h a t >h* filed h tr p«llcome Mr.McInnls you — buying, selling, hiring, rent­ Three miles watt of Sanford an Sarmon first s tm t, than right at Monro* ing — carrying your muM go to our CHURCH OF CHRIST Coney. “Not forsaking the aaaembllng ef I • fr• ril w. . . . . . . . . ... ------— thousand! of r n d e n dally. I t’s your Ralph Browar Jr. r n t r e * a s s a s c u i r i x *f ih # #»t*t* *f ourselves together, aa the manner HENRY J. THCROTON. d s c s s s s d . RvaagaUat belt advertising buy! of some la; but exhorting one an­ * a Ihl# 1 ! th d s r « t J mIv . HIT. Km mslln * M. Thurs ton other: and so much tha more, Sl-NDAY C t e c u t r l i o f the e s t e i e e f 18 e.m aa ye see the day approaching” Bib!* Study HEKRT J. THL’ASTON, deeosood. Monung Werablp 11 a m. Hah. 10:15 THE FAST WAY TO GET Evening Warship T:45 pm . xoriCB ix D g n ^ ric iT fo ti x i x i Sunday School—18 a. m. WEDNESDAY TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN! Morning Worship—11 a. m. Nolle* I* h t r t b r a l v t a Ik s t ik e Bib!* Study 7 U p.m. Training Union—7 p. m. SURE - FIRE RESULTS — u«d »rn »n «d. » u rt« en i t* the ”FJellllewe Nam * i l e l u u . * H a u l s Bill Evening W’orthlp—f p. m. Ne. I# !» l. L e n t Prayer Mealing Wednetday sight THE SANFORD CONGRRGAYION eNfe .F1 u1 1n1d. s ,ChSbter 11*1. null r e i l l t e r w ith of JHwvik i WRrmmo PLACE A WANT AD —4 p, m. WERT SO B MMIONABT PA O U CHURCH OP CHR0T BAPTIST CHURCH Latd’a Dayt Bible Study ai 11 a m. Worahlp Service 11:00 e.ra. Corner of Host Fifth and Holly “ WELCOMES YOU" Evening Stnrtoe T p.m. Patlor Wm. L. SUpehna Everyone Weleeme A ttodtte B. D. Creiflov CHULUOTA B A F t» r CHURCH Sunday School 10 a.m. C G. Svaggerty Feeler Morning Worthlp Ua .m. Sundty School 10 a.m. Bible Study 7 p. ra. Horning Worahlp Servlet 1) a.m. Evening Service 7:45 p. m. Legal Notice s>- un won lit st Kaaffi ■ opna door. Thao sae said. 'Light a lamp. WUL* I obeyed, and when I turned to her *h* add hsr arms up to ma. 'P u t m* back into tha chair,” aha *ai& 1 picked bar up and carn*d bar to tha chair and set ner down. She dung to me more than the naodad to: nsr hands did oot release me aa soon aa they could have. She said: T hank you. WUL but I won’t sell out now. I wouldn't put that burden upon you. 1 don't hate the Box P so much I cant live on it.* 1 said. ‘Good night. Sarah,* and left the room. Dogbons was already In bed, and Curly and Red Thurston wu* pulling oft tZtlr boots whan I want into tha our.khouaw Red said: *T forget to tail you. WUL 1 ran Into Irv Costello today. H* said Brahms naa losr several ateera. He tigurt* the colooiata ara living off ma beef, and M's sent for tha er.enft' “It's hi* iron bis.* I said. I iLLnt snzr te argue. 2 n h rrj might be right, but thle wasn't the night for m* to worry about it. 1 went to bed. and Red blew out tha lamp; but It was • tong Um* after that before the first pale tight ef dawn touched tbs sazt»ra window a I hadn't slept at alL but I had rtacnsd a deci­ sion. tf Nile Mathers would hav* me. I’d marry her right away. Tha shard! came trun Canon City, locked around, asked som* quasUons, and rad* away with­ out making any arrsate. much to Nrto Brahms' disgust. I saw Irv Costello In Delaney's store that Saturday. T hem davU ooionLste vrUl go right tm eating our boat.* ha said Utterly. "If I catch ons of ‘em a t It. TU hang turn!” Dut It vraa non* of my business and, in my opinion, none of Coelailo'a The problem that kept me awake night after night waa what to do about Sarah. It was • decision 1 couldn't make because suddenly I wok* up lo the fact that 1 didn't understand her. I hod tookod upon Borah m aa angel with • shattorad body. After Jaes death 4 blamed him for an the trouble they'd had. far making Sarah a cripple, for fart­ ing • rule et fear upon the valley which Sarah deplored. Looking back over the past year, 1 reiSsad that my attitude toward Jo* had ehangad by what Sarah had said, slowly and In­ sidiously, but changed Just the earns. Now 1 habitually thought of Jot am Sarah wanted me to think ot him. I fait U If I bed bees forcibly shake* awaka while la tho mid. <n# of a beautiful dream. Two things had don* aa. 2 bad seen Sarah etendiag on bar feet m erect as anyone and I had teen her taka two step*. And I had heard her aay I eras becoming too Pond at Nets, that I most for­ get bar. whan, by aa oundardo ef " n m m •ana*, ah* should have been nappy because I waa fend et Ntl*. who would be her atep daughter. But it w m obvious that ahi didn't want me to marry Nele. U I did. 1 wouldn't oe able to bring ner to tot Boa P aa my ■rife. Wm L then, to walk oft and leave nail a ranch I o -.-r.e<* awer thl) Though 1 couldn't answer question. 1 made up my mind la marry Naia. than settle the otb« Questions later. I *1* afraid thai Sartn would find toms way « other to separata ms from Nsl*. As w* at* Sunday dinner, we were ail Uns*. except iU lhera who rattled an tn tu* usual en­ thusiastic tray, and with his usual fine choice at words Naia must hav* realized something waz wrong. She waa silent tr-..-oug|| out tha meal So waa Saran. her gaze w m on m* constantly. The tn sta rt vr# were don# acttag. I rose. Apparently Ntia sensed what wta in my mind, far she pushed hsr enair sees and got up. saying: 'Excuse m*. Mr*. Pardee. We're going for a walk." bench opened ner mouth to •peak, but dosed It without ray­ ing a wrrd. One* outside. I walked fast. Nela running to keep up. that slipped through Uva willow leaves falling on her. “I know enough. W1IL I found oot oB I needed to know the day you hod dmner with os.' "My ruled wm *11^ memories ef mlgLt ha vo bora wtthoot Sarah, WHEN THERE’S A JOB TO BE DONE, DEPEND ON THE “MIGHTY MIDGET*— THE LITTLE GUY WITH THE POWERFUL PUNCH— A CLASSIFIED AD IN THE SANFORD HERALD :a ?.vviiM Sunday S pm. Walditowor atudy st? s r & j s s v.. WodfMOday 7:19 pm. Ooorrogalicit nem* l e - n 111 l.x K K O f T H E W i r r b a TRA IL E R PARK under Bible study which II la »naee*d !■ hualnfM. et Friday 7:39 pm. Mihlatry achccl Raul* Number I. Bet III. Velilend. rriday i : » p s . Serrie* s r ^ ih g norlda la the City ef Fera Park FterMat t the reran lateret ted I* eetd tea* ea t e r r r ls * la • • tella w si OONG REGATI OVAL CHRISTIAN CHURCf HuSann. Praatdanl. Delad e t f a a member ef mlaela C o u n t), r t a i l d e . J u ly Itlb . THE UNITED CHURCH O f Ulta a S tt g r a b b e d my arm. pantting. "What'a wrong, Will7“ I slowed down. TU tell you tn a minute.' When w* reached the creak, we a t down behind a screen of wtllaws beside a long pool that w m deep enough for swimming. "Lie down and b* comfort* ble.' I Mid. "Tm going to talk for a long time—about m y all." She laughed and lay on her back, her abut pulled up fw enough to expo** her ankles. “ stared at them, then at her mouth with tha smile rtill lingering in ih* corner*, and at the dlmplra not mere than an taeh from tha ends of bar tip*. Finally my rxaa met her gray eye*. Sha ra t up, euddenty concerned. "WUL 1 never raw you look at me like that befera.” 1 picked up a rock, tossed K Into tho water, and watched tha dr-el*J ripple out until they 41*^ against tha bank. "1V#*ve logether every Sunday lately, but you don't know much about me. It’s time you did.” Sha dropped back to ground, tiny patches e t sunlight Call Ad Taker FAirfax 2-2611 �F rid a y . A u g u it t , 1957 [ liM I I :H f 04 I It T.00 f #0 I 10 too I 110 | 10:04 S a n f o r d IT#r&l<l— P a g a I The Sanford Herald Radio & TV Log w m i rr p iiV K ii 4 JAC«LtOH% II L a rm iiA V ■ % « » !* « ytakar u c m i at* O Clock I l f t M ' l l>oug K4war la Captain (inalanl T • • Km o s tha Nftwa 7 l> r«*ttoy Ur AUrr.a A Fit# lM .» )h »um of tftfttt fft^jft Troopar l ‘in « 'm ln o Q llfl Th# l . l f | V? Wm i r e l i t Klavas O 'clo ck Ntw* Lata Ibnw l!!*r. dff • 4VI M H 4 T KOftNlRt T#at r i t t* r > Ir. 1. on P i r i i l i lift. Asrtcultuvo j*uft. Ocrooi r,irum OftfO Upon A » l o f f t'AftOOft TlfHO ftflghtjr Mou»t r*WY K t«f i n a im l«?C Tot* I ! 13* Stratton Rpnrta I J» Hl« Tin Tift Jim Bowls Otllft L HarrUt n n n o Iff UttU M inU Tha lluocftnitro JarkU 0 ! * « to n U i l i St irm llrrt JfftimU OMlIlft |? l-ata Rh«»w •llD iV M U M IIft T«t» I"attar n Camera Thr«a A :th»Me I’r#*. Oiarck l!a«*klo adn Jackie Wil l m il ll l c k o k Mtlllru P i l l a r \( r>erI• THU It the l ife C1e| Hot — Oo Air Tower K V H fllU I fteile Karorlte Huahaad IM O n T heatr e Presbyterian Church School Begins Monday Fftri TlMtrft • Ot.ftOft cnftlUogft 4% ’hAtft 111 ielBft.' 34«b o t A and polio AilrtU lillckvock Troftift.t 4^*»rooi0 U tiA 12 It Mftwft or.J Also 0(1 MUAIIAI Mu 14A 1ft 01 • *1 T4e( P ll U f f t Tea J l m m r Oofta I:l» *\«« • lie CaptAU K i f l f U M • u Novi is* Oftrrr Vfoofo 4u .r\ I *« A n n u r u v i f r o j \M-TU> ft.*V kJirri Moor* ^r> I ) J-» fttrlko 1i Hick RIM* School at the Niiaren* Chureh Is scheduled lo get under- ; wsy Monday Aug. i end will eon time through Aug. 18. Th# aehool will be held Monday through Friday In th# educational j building of tha church from 8:JJ to 9 pm . Mr*. Robert (Vrter Is direc­ tor for th* school which will h* hel,| for children ages four lo 14 Dm-registration will h« hald Saturday morning 10 12 and Si*, urday afternoon I 4 at tha edurw tlonaf building. Those unable to • regiiter tomorrow may do so Mooday *her noon from 1-4 pm . Children frm other churrhe* are Invited to attend this school. t :1ft 2 •>« II* 1U «M ft 01 u § i ‘oi • fr Hob Cruftbf (C l I) HripMor lujr M o cm Ptorm K J n of M | f k O j 'n ilouo* ll l c k o r UoiiM I II :.o# 7.41 7 II I 10 I II III too I 10 to oo 10 10 II 09 11*11 : •• T lo I .Oft f 14 I 04 » J» Iftftft 10 10 II •• 11 II I2: <• I H I 21 I :Sft » 1ft 1ft Oft to *> II 04 M l IS# IIS • :»e 1:41 4:14 4:44 l.ftft 1 10 M l IM 1 lo 4 00 4 SO NOftPAY BAWftlftlffW ltfR 4 l Program Hm u m N awft.W#aihftr J l m m f t ’ftftft hhnw Nawa— Hlrhard O, IfotUlftt Around thft Siata C a p ttla Kan gar • • Nawa— Hlrhard C. Rotlalat Around tha JHata K f «»n tha Wnr*4 M) l.lttla Margla P r u * fa n i g h t k t n a a II Hick Valaat l-adr |y>va nf Lllft |i#«rrh for Tom orrow iluldlfig r i g h t iF T IlllkO O k YValiar Cronklfa — tha X#wi Stand I p and Ha Couatad At Tha World Turn* Our Mllft Drooka Art l.lnklattar'a ll^ua# T a n r Air Fore# N*wa Hftviaw Tha lllg Ta> off lie h Croahy prlchtar Oaf k*rral Htorm R ig a o f N i M Channal (4) Croaaroftdi Rya on th# World rv n m i A l v r n t u r a w ith Carl# Walt »tl* r’arfoon Carnival ft Ift Cartoon Carnival I II kauator Mmathar# Harorift ft-M \Ve8lbe* VeV».S|»rtrl» 4:11 Joha P a i r *nd tka Nawg 4 10 "Plgaat'* • II kmart Hhrthmft T il P u v a l Mht>w 7:11 S*>ortvfnan Cluk 7 SO Talant k outa f Oft Th*'»# W h itin g OlrTi • 1ft »tl« hard Planvjn 1 • 00 Hum* and Allift kharlff nf C o /S h a IH to 00 l*•o^l|•'a Ckolcft 10 10 k*ata Troopar II 09 Night Nawa llapori 11:11 1 » rr“ 11 41 k i g n o f f 1*4 r Mill AY R I R N IS f t Ad Ton! ur • w i l l Vlirfft iH r i c o n CarnltAl W all II) ft Oft \\ egfher.'tawt-^pwng t i l John Poly and (hft * lo 4 (I 11 04 !S 10 12 SO § oni a n no I Of 11 10 It 41 i lo 1 as l tl w u so i » t t u i m N ows hpotllftht on Pporto Induotr yon Tnrftdft Th* Kltg 0 « U Th# Trover Mr Adorn* And Kt Ttnvhou** of ritoro rn d*rrurronl Tantornln* tjalo I>r lludoon • hftcrvt Journal U *01 Point N i f h t Nftuo kobort H ollywoo d rtr»t Klakft ■ Igl-ftff • A Tl NIlAY HOM ftlftU fllgn.on Program Houma Nftwo-Waathftr Captain Kangorou **lrorY*' kuoano flhnw Ita a III* Tha Ilia Tog am .a i o n i Industry on paradft Vo .A * on Partdft Cartoon ('arrival Pr*.»lam» Warm 1’ r llaoaball tlam* of tha Waftk Florid a l»rifiaro VtYMYlftM R r* on th* World Carfona *'ar*l««l Nawa and IVaathar ftporla IMftett l i l g Pfe lart Central Florida tko w ca a a J im m v I>uran*a* T w o for tha fttnnar HoMa llood k ilo riaihoM * Ounamoka "T*>u Ar# Thara“— (All P" w#r) lladga YU l l l g h w a r Pa*ro| lAwraa* * Walk 0kow •Igaerr a rtv n a y kl giuon N#wa* Wftaihar Kva tm Maw Tork C'amara Thr*a leofa Tak# a Trl* II m VU and J» -kU Carlo*n Thaalra T h U la tha (.If* Mating* Thaalra R fR ft lR t t Mr. Wlaarg I «lanfty land P i r a tha .Vatfoo World Mawa Houndup t 44 4 44 4 St 4 14 4 41 *44 1:4* te e • ee 4 1* 4 ti i tl M l T IS I >4 4 10 * ee lit ls.-ee III* t* tl *t ee T.se M l T SI ? IS Ml I ee il. i ee *10 4 I* IS 14 lit* its s i two Hii.iM v ri r.ft *m m e n o e ti#e 14# I I# 1:4# r P. Sunder ■ * • » Ooet>#l I’to g rem ■ u n d er Mellnee A r e Merle Hour I M • It World At Nil ■ ports Howndup ti J Jembore* Ckurrh H.rrdce P reu d lr W* Hell . M e l "IT* lor Meet* At Hem# e l l * Heel# New* l l o e e t u p ■ Ign Off Pet Mere teeeten P - e r - H Ctub C o u n lrr ( t r i e . 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Al SI* tir .n n o T w l l t l h l Oosge ■ peris Oeok i f a i l e At Rendess n r r h i u r t A Ster J u k . Dos > e l n r d ty K1r*l News J u k e Dee N .w i Th. Itkrtkm N eer At Home With Mail# Al i t e m s With Musi* v .w s neesdup Sign orr m i n i M O M I.Ig S ign o n N .w e M u .l esl M u ilcel Pregrees hplrlt-ieI Time T r t . e l l n g Wonder* Mmlrel I’ro g rsm World Al N il* Puk. Her. P eeler* Muelrele Ontpol ninger* I'hurrk Perele* ■ under Ser.nedo g rin is a irrra io s i World Al Nee# Hedle Perm Mgeed P er Nene Hi m * N .w e \V1! II fjrim General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY S i t BAHT P IR flT n u n P H O N E F A 3 .4 IS t JA K K H C U T Ji WE'RE CELEBRATING WITH OUR " 1st' On# rear itfro IM# wetk w# look ov#r lh* ownemhlp of Sanforrfa CHItYSI.ER PLYMOUTH «Kfncjr . . . Our policy of fair dralinjni and good ncrvlce, and of count# lh# privilege of nelling lh* WORLD’S FINEST AU« TOMOHII.ES FOR LESS hna paid off . . . It haa lx#n allogrthrr a happy and aucrpwiful year • . . Now, In c#lrlinition of Ihia Hlrthday «T#nt, w« ar# off#rlng Sp«clacular Huya In NEW CARS and REDUCTIONS OF 1200 on ALL LATE MODEL USED CARS. KEN REIMANN 57 NEW PLYM0UTHS ‘1750 .00 AS LOW AS 2 Door Coupe On Special Order OTHER MODEL PLYM OUTHS AND CHRYSLERS A T EQ UALLY LOW PRICES! $200 REDUCTIONS ON A L L LA TE MODEL USED CA RS! Act N O W # C O L O M A L T R Tl^ P E N D O C R f O R K A T E ST ff f Nog at all. We only claim ww will gtra you a really good and hone«t job at wateh repairing. And ran prove it. Need more he said. Rctw-ewlwr. NO W X NO KON Waller N. Trap, Jeweler I II a riecond M. Open every Wed. p. m , Ret. night too. We would like lo meet r«L Be you eg torn*. I.It 11. Va IIaoI La J jt II II ieOkft vt Llf • II.S* ^••r*;k Tor Tomorrftw 11 • • liulUIng Ufthl 1J 00 Twftlt* u i i e . g lte;>ori 12.14* hiAna t p i n i ilo C v a n t o l 12 .14 As Th# Wcr!4 Turoft lift o u r Mloo llrookft 1|OUO«1>AH> 1 2.4V 1:41 T.ie Hi M itf«-o(r .f 11 .04 M 9.10 le.ll i II II U. u no* tin t! JO V»r»tinn Church Sohml will he 17 «* pin in th# First Pretbyienen II H Church Alii S »n.| eonlJmie flv* dey* a wrek through Aug 18 I 1ft fr>>m I i n . In 11 norm. Mondsr Itoo t 10 through Frhljy. « II oft Thin irhool will be for children < f If three through II year* old. nur- T <*• •cry through Junior »k’« All rhll- 7• 1ft oft drrn thli age In Sanford arc in- • J« vltc.l to attend the school, the pt*- » 0ft t Ift tor of the church snl.t tnilay. The Nursery and Klnder(art«i 10 Aft depertment* will »ludy the #our<# 10 19 00 •Friend* Near and Far." In th« 11 l<00 Nursery department Mrs. R It. • 40 Fentros Jr., Mrs. George Sires, f «1 Mrs. VV. F. grnrirpnn, Mits Sally M o* 10 Ift Wniiatns and Mits Ilian Aiken will 11 19 teach. In the Kindergarten depart­ II *ft ment, Mr* I-awrrncr llamrtck, M Mr*. William nmmley Jr., Mr*. II1:00 Rotwrt Wray, Mist ltri*jr WllIft Ham*. Ml** Shwrlenc Shepard and 1t 9ft Al King will teach. 4 9ft The Nursery department will I ?ft nu*t in Ih* thrra-yrar-old Sund*r Scliool clas* room* and th* Kin ilcrgartm department will meet the two year-old elas* room Children three years old will ro to tha Nursarv department. Chitdrrn four and fiv« years oL| will attend tha Kindergarten Depart­ ment. Tha Primary department will study th* eoursa “ Love On* Annther.1’ Mrs. I. M. Mlllsaps, Mrs, Thomas Drak*. Mrs John Dunn, Mi*s dele Sharon, Miss Carol McNeill will teach In this depart­ ment. The Primary department win meat in the regular Primary department rooms In Sundiy School. Children going Into th# ifrst, second snd third grades In school In tha fall will attend this departnuntTha Junior department will study the cour»e “Living tnd Work* tng Together as Chrl*ti*n«." Mrs William Hardin, Mist Namy Robb, Mils Jackie Hern and Rill Orsnler will tear in this department. The Junior Department will meet in tha Rrnwnlee Rib:# Cla»*i K>m of tha Sunday School. Young penpla going into tha fourth amt sitth grades in the telvol this fill will attend this department. Mi*» Patty Glenn Johnson, Mill Judy Robh, and Bedford Aiken will work in tha office with the director of Christian Education, Miss Katherine Brown, during the Vacation Church School, Nazarene Church Announces Bible School Plans 11:40 11 04 •Tf t.»e Frido ftf tkft n m f t r U n it Mr V l v a r l t i Hu»haa4 r.d hulllv an Show 0 n Theatra Alfred H itc hcock r r t t t a u 144 :190 ChalUng • W hat's Mr Lt a a Daftllnr Tha W i k T V : Plarkavftft • During Our Sale! REIMANN next CH RYSLER - PLYM O U TH - G M C T R U C K S t o e r r r p a r k i n g l o t - s a n f o b d — p h . f a j -s h 1 1 11 ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ' M U ' i ■ �• * r I m I Friday. August 2, 1957 Pajfe 0—T ht Sanford Herald Wealherlv, Two Other Aces Siqn Ub For Classic National League Dramas Jh sL SangoAjtt disA ald Thl* hectic 1957 Notional Loag>4, pennant race ho* produced Just about «very trp* of exciting drama which can unfold on a be.eball field. During the paet week, the pitrhera moved Into the spotlight, flashing a aeriee of brilliant per­ formance! the like* of which haren't been seen for many a year. During the seven-day period fol­ lowing the Hall-of-Fame-gam* lay­ off. National League pitcher* turn­ ed in the following iterfing show­ ings: T*n shutouts, seven l-run games and elaven l-run effort. (Thu*, .VL eJub were held to three-or-lns runs per game on JT occasions In one week.) One 1-hitter (Von McDaniel over Pittsburgh): two l-hltters (Dob Buhl over Phlladephl* and Vinegar B»nd Miiell over Pittaburgh): two X-hitter* (Larry Jackson o>*r Brooklyn and Sam Jones and Hoyt Wilhelm In a combined effort over the Dodg- lilt AS II IIOIIIIY — Pit shurr Pirate Manager Bobby Rrngan, nne of baseball'* more outspoken lead era); two 4-hitters 'Dirk Droit rrs, walks onto the field at Milwaukee tucking an orange ill ink through a s'raw after he had *M«n rjover Now York and Robin Robert* ertrd from the game. M l h elo(|urnt co tilrm |it. Ilra>h Ito'-by c ffr r r d a tip to ( I r f l to rig h t) umpires ............ lional League to the Nelli over Chicago); three 5-hitters F ra n k f-eeory, Stan I am irs, and Hill lla k r r . The I'ira s r m anagrr hat suggested (Johnny Podrea over St. Louis, 4hst this p a rticu la r teem of um pirra hr broken up. ( V Telephoto) Wilson-Meier Furniture Co. went th and three In the eixlh. Star of th* gem* for Robson Jack Sanford over Milwaukee and on a wild scoring apre* last night to win the eltywide recreation de­ Sporting Goods wa* Nlcholicn, Warren Hacker and Dick Farrell partment's aoftball league eham- thirdbaseman, who took 4 hits for jointly over Chicago); and seven 5 lima# and scored J of the sports- 8-hltter* (Curt Simmons, Bob pionahip trophy. Friend, llerm Wahmeltr, Jim The furaltureinen raced 14 ruaa men's 11 run*. Robson sporting Good* acored Brosnan. Gena Conley, Sanford around th t bases to defeat Robson Sporting Goods who rould bring J run* in the first inning, waa and combined jobs by Moe Dra and Turk Lown, in only U runs to climax the 4day scoreless in the second and third, bowsky ehampionahlp playoff games returned In th# fourth to collect and Mike McCormick and Marv The Sanford Rotary Club’* Jun-1 Half Pint Tournament sponsored Larry Chunat, undefeated for 4 runs, took 1 run in the fifth, 1 Grissom). lor naseball All Stars lost yester- j by th* Winter Park Kiwanis Club, In that seven-day period from the aeaaon pitching for the Wll- in the sixth and I in th* seventh. day's State Half Pint Tournament Last year only four trams took GAINESVILLE, —Sam ill*' son-Malar team, allowed Robson Ibiwever, the reserve power fell­ July 23 through the 29th, seven game to Curry Electric Co. of part In the tournament play Thl* extra-inning game* were played ed to push over th* additional •hall of Vernon ar.d Jo* PlguUa Sporting Goods 14 hit* while hi* Orlando 9 1. j year th*re were eight team* paron NL loU, four of them coming run* to meet the Wilson-Maier onof WUdwood, opposing eoachee own team collected only 8 hits on Roy Holler and Sonny Powell ticlpatlng. Th* local All Star* NEW YORK ’P -S u g ar Ray rush of nlna runt In the first two the night of July » for th# Florida High-School AIL which 14 runs were scored. commented, on their return to last year w>r* defeated In their Robinson planned to go to Green­ Perhaps the moet significant as­ innings of the game. B ur Basketball Game here Aug. &d r.old. with hi* first hit o( Batteries for Wilson-Maier pect of aforementioned brilliant wood fjike, N. Y. to begin t*-aln- Sanford yesterday from the game Aral came if t^1* tournament by 1, may narer hav* had the pleas- ^ gsm*. playing for the fumiFurniture Co. war*: Larry Chu- pitching achievements Is the num­ Ing for his million dollar defense played at Plnccaatla Air Force i Daytona Beach. Thi* year they nr* of coaching a basketball turemen, swatled a home run to Base "They'r# the finest bunch took another itep up th# ladder team with tha talent of thi* climax the evening'* competition, nut and John Jones; for Robson ber of first-year men who figur­ of the middleweight crown a rain- of kids we've ever sem -th e lr toward the championship by plsyed prominently. Voteren players year's all-star iquads. Wilson Mater scored 4 runs In th* Sporting Goods; Nell Wallace and and other observers ssy they esn't Raslllo at Yankee Stadium, Sept. cooperation was the greatest, with lug two gam*-#. 23. Selected as one of the best third snd fourth innings, then Walter Graham. The Championship game is slat­ Basillo, already In training a. "o dispiay of temper «>r bad n>ort, "Thli ha* been a great sea­ roeall a time when so many ta­ Mntor high school players in the cam# back for two runi in th* fifed to b* played tonight at I pm son," league director Howard lented young hurlers burst into Alexandria Ray. N. Y .-on the St. j ^ nn)Y P(nitll state last aaason, each team —— — —— — — — added "They're when the Curry Electric Co. tesm Gordie said last night at the sea­ stardom in th* old league in one Lawrence River - Inlenipped hi. goo<1 iportMnen ....... _ from th# word nf Orlando meet* Miami at Pinemember is a hardwood specialist |,jy n*d with honors. Baich was son cam* to a climax with Wll. year. work to com* to New )ork for ga_ t ^ bunch of hoy,.** casli* Air Force Base. The winner end most ofien has won a bevy Ail-City and All State In 19VJ; tjkln< , h Seldom lit ever) have th* likes n , y |,,lnrflllUl. Jimmy Gracey ami runnerup will h* presented eg honors. Kll.City, All-Slat* and All-Am 4 trophy _will iii >_ j ' u to of fisnny McDevtlt, Don Dry*- Wednesday's formal signing of A be ...... awarded For example, on MllchcU’s .rican in ‘67 and received an ^ winning tram, Gordie said dsle, Sandy Koufax, Dick Prott. contracts for the bout, w'llch was and B„r| Summerstll were our trophies as will the most valuable heavy hitter* In the four hit* North teem the honors leader ; invitation b) play .u Ui« East- jI |t b| s ki, "but it la not defnil# Moe Drabowsky, Don Gross, Tom e.osed on June 28. Thirty year-old Maiiiio, fsvor- which th* All Star* took uff is six-foot seven All-American VYcat All-Star game at Hu.chin. ai to when th* presentation will Ackar, Juan Plzarro, Taylor Phil­ Jim Kirkland of Jacksonville l0„t Kansas this past Jun*. tee made.'* lips, Bob Trowbridge, (Nirt Bar­ •d at 13-10, will not be risking I Curry Electric Co.'s Rlvenbark. Jackson. Kirkland was also All. St. Petersburg High's Ed Hol­ The softball league champion­ clay, Mike McCormick, Jack San­ h t 117-pouiw title when he trie# Lundquist took a double and sin 8t*l* and All-City In 1967 and ton is anothsr reason the South's ship game last night completed ford, Don Cardwell, Dick Farrell, to take the lflO-pound champion glo. in the 3rd and 5th. He alto was on* of the top scorers and hopes of winning a third eons**- the citywide recreation depart­ Seth Morehead, Ibd> Turkey and from Robson. Carmen expects to mad* the "fielding play <W the weigh about 161 pound* against day ' when he scooped up a lln* rebounders in Jackson's history. utiva gsme from the North, hsva ment's summerlong program. dddddddd>ld drive labeled for a home run in Another top-notch who earned looked good. Hbllon » 52H Games have been played under Von McDaniel all coma to tha Ray’s probtbia 159. the thin) Inning. Grxcey'a single j considerable glory Is Varnoa tenter, landed All-State and All- th* lights in Fort Mellon Park fore In majorleagu* competition High'* Hilly Hudson. Standing .Conference honor* in ‘SO 17 *nd each evening. In one year. True, not all these National league In 1878, and th* came in th# third frame and Sumyoungster* are first-year men, estahliihmenl of baseball on a mcrslli repeated the same in the 8.4V4" Hudson was All-Dislrlf 11 was a metnb* of th* Western buf all *re ronceeded to hav# "won standard basis, the need became fifth. A ll State Tournament, and All- Conferen* honorary team. HoiT3-* Sanford All Star* loaded their rpurs" during th# current apparent for a ball that woull State In 1057 for outstanding on also broka his conference failed season. give th* same service every d a y . the bases . three . . . times . . . but _ _' play at hit cantor position. The icorint record with a gam* at11m National League scarcely and to all alike. Th. league of- | « l,h Pensacola Nawa-Joumal aeleded erage of 23.3 pta. , could hope for a better pennant fields invited the manufacturer* • rro” thr Hudson for it* *11 star team. | Actually, all ten member* of; J n r k c n n T n F l f f h rice than the one rt l« enjoying of that period to submit simple* Twelve All Star men were Coach I’igotln'i South five it loth squads are top-notch 3 " 1 1 MILWAUKEE W - The Na- thli year, but bark in tha Infant Ater exhaustive tests, the hall stranded on tfi* hates. alto loaded with top talent. One basketball players ami can b* Batteries for the Sanford Ro­ Assn. dropped days of baseball, club* had a way submitted by A. G. Spalding, Of th# top men on the rebel expected In give * goml account lional Boxing tary Club’s Junior Ilasebsll All who had bom a prominent play­ of trying to accomplish that and. Tommy Hurricane Jackson to No. teem la Bobby Shiver of Lake- of themselves on Wednesday In the early days of the game er on th* Boston ard Chicago Star* wrr* Jimmy Gracey, Mike land. Shiver, a sturdy 1901' Aug. 7 when Florida Gymnas­ 5 in It* ratings because In losing Floyd Patterson ] prior to the organization of the pounder who is 6'2", reaped a ium will be scene of the all-star to champion “Jackson's ability was only to National league in 1878, the bate, started in business, was accept Ratterlrs for Curry Electrie Co. harvest of honors over th* past basketball gam*. wrm Rivrnbark and Shank. The all-star basketball gam* absorb punishment,” Fred Sad- ball waa furnished by the home ed and ha* continued since to be season, Including All.Slalo, AllTho heavy bitter for Curry team and waa manufactured by th* official ball. State Tournament, an l All-Ara- and all star football game, set dy. NBA Championship CommitElectrie Co. wa* a youngiter by j " , . . th# pleyere use the same local concern* in esch city. It for Florid* Field th* night of lee chairman, said. erica n. the name of Seal* who got three’ not only varied In construction hall constantly, and th# publle Eddie Marhen of California __ Aug. 8, will climax a four day Bob Raich, Miami’s <enlor for five. He played shortstop for j an. coaching clinic »pon*or*d by the **• moved up to the No. I eo.1. but sometimes wa* mad* in ac­ and player* realize that th# In­ the winners. faney stepping guard, cordance with the capabilities of herent honesty of the game Is un­ th*t | Florida Athletic Cotchra Ai-1 *.r ni*Tr** 'P0* *" •l'1’ heavyweight othwr South performer This Is the aeeond year for th# questioned. Circumstance* of dlvlsinn, followed by Zora Fol- th* local player*. com** well recommended end | soclatlon. An editorial in th* 19?' r'fflcla! ground and wes'her combined with ley of Aritona and Roy Harris Baseball Guide, traeinr the de- the variability of the human cle ing tide of th* gam*, and in 1910 of Texas. cork-center ball waa put In- JI DONT OVERLOOK • - - By Alan Mavar Argentine heavyweight • Alex velopment of th# *•*«* to that m*nt serve to make biteball un­ totheplay in the National League. certain and exciting for every Miteff, who vaulted from the point. state* In part: Commenting on that acore, ed-) "If the home club had good degree of temperament and every nonralrd ranks to No. 4 with a of th# 1920 Guide WTotc: ’•workmanship" derision over Ju- better*, e lively bell wee la *vld cisss of patron, rendering it tm (tors "Th# cork center give# Jurt llos Mederoe, wa* chosen the ence whU* th# revert* was the ly ‘the National Game.' In th* early days, the pitching that amount of resiliency that NBA boxer of the month for fact If th* opponent* were sup­ go “tm* and erior In Ai* hitting department. rubber was only 50 feet from home make* th# ball July, Raddy said. This account* for tha aeemlngly plat* and, witn th* ‘lob’ method iweel” off th# bat, and It Is a (startling reveraalt in form a* of pitching employed In those great Improvement over th# old Indicated by th# large score* of days, the short distance worked rubber-cored ball. There bee been that period *nd served to errata In favor of the hiltere. After the a general feeling of aatlafaction an impression that sinister In- present distance of 60 5 feel was th* longer th* cork-center ball | fluenee* wer* tampering with 1established in 1893. hitters cried has been in use and It is *o unth* player* when, as • matter for year* that the pitchers had form in make that pitcher* and "aH th* advantage". Finally. It I fteldera rely upon |4 because of of faet, th* ball wa* at fault. CHARLESTON. R C. TP “With th* organization of the was decided to step up th* hltt-' Its true flight. prep school team from Rome. 4 Ga.. will represent th# region at th* National Prep league bate9m P hall aerie* next week In Munhall p i m i? Pa. pt/.loP*. Th# Rum* teem cam* from ftP fij A 9TMPOUT behind with a four-run h»*t In / f i t FTAT th* fifth Inning efter two out* to defeat North Charleston, 6-2, ro*>f, P j r end take their beat-of.thre* serlee Tht CAMOf/iG to win the regional berth. a /A u r North Charleston jumped to a PtP4<MMeL P tQ W fit* f / 4 two run lead In tha first Inning. ' TO PE A Za p , Rome, in th* role of home teem ArP i --------for Wednesday night's game, got Ha flret run in th# third. T*"* Wimpy Currey gave up only less hit* for Rom# while hit hRE N C K R, teemmste* pounded out seven. TUP A /eiV Y O R K North Charleston committed G /A e /r S VgRSATHJ threw error* and Rom* two. W ilson-M aier W ins C ityw ide So ftb a ll League Championship A ll- S t a r Squads Specialists ourn All Stars Lose T Game To Orlando Team 9-1 Robinson Training For Sept. 23 Bout National Boxing Association Drops *•— •«*■*'»"* Darlington, 9. C. (Special) Popular Joe Weatherly, Norfolk, V*.. current NASCAR convert­ ible point leader and Charlotte, N. C ford aces. Neil Castles and Dick Beaty, ar* th* latest rap* driver* to aign for th* Labor Day 153.000 Southtm 600 ml!* stock car elastic al Darlington, 9. C. Weatherly, too. aignifled Ford at his entry but reserved th* right to change makes before t h # August 21 deadline. Th# former national motor* rycle champion won th# hard, luck award In 1955 when h* "almost" won the Southern 5<*). Unheralded, the Util* Virginian dueled th# leader* all day end finally emerged Into a long lead with 85 percent of the rac* eonspleted. Forty-seven lap* from the finish a front whael bucklecg and the Ford pilot »•** foreed to watch Herb Thomas capture hi* third Southern 500. Lett year, teaming with tha 1 eventual winner Curtis Turner, the Virginian captured eight | place. Castles will la* driving In his flr<t 500 an«l Beaty hi* third. Th* Darlington field now stand* a'. 17 car* and drivera with Foni having eight of tW ear* entered Pontiac, Chevrolet, Plymouth and Oldsmobll* also have entrant*. The Southern 600 Is limited to 75 starting 1st* model car*. Tim# trials starting August 28 will de­ termine starting positions. m “t * * t player hi th# tournament Roth Holler and Powell emphastred Sanford'* re c re ath ^ needs when they said "What we need to back up th# go**! sports­ manship and team spirit of such youngsters as played in yester­ day’s All Star team. It a full­ time recr»*lron program in San­ ford to rive boys such ss th*%« th* training they deserve hi or­ der to win." >* i £ < 4 •I * # I I I w* . Vr ‘ I . ! A w s»•*<!* Prep League Baseball Series Set Next Week Aif'£LP£R> M O c A rc u e * e v r R v rjfu to 9U T HeAPLM CS - n w e r t T U ey s t a r t PtCXU/G a V P fR R A T g P T£AM S, RE RA* TO 0O .O RO . l M AnK Roofing: • Jalousie* Ornamental Iron • Doors 0th And Mapl* Sanford — FA 2-0S00 .•.rj I 1rrj: * i f SAOUiP HAi'e HU D t i T y/A R a t T * e pc Are. t o o . MA9 Be i t c a « m taroosh w/ ta fte u r y op TiMeiy gXTRA BAOe DCOtV*. AND STILL CHAMP! — Heavy* right champion Floyd Patterson » ate hew rhatleagey Tommy (Hurri­ cane) Jackson sink lo tha raasas after landing a right i* th* ninth round of ihetr till# bout at New York e Polo Groanda. Psttereon pat Jackson down thee* times befor* winning by a TKO la iht tenth. Meanwhile at hit training ramp near lolumbus. G *.. Patterson'* nest opponent. Pet* Rademecher, welched th* boet on television (right) with his trainer, Georr# Chemeres. (W Telephoto) *tw* ami Sf IW TmHrm»S Sue - Easy Low Cost IM M EDIATE DELIVERY ■•nfard'a Only Downtown Flortei VOLKSWAGEN SANFORD FLOWER SHOP STATION WAGONS — MICRO — BUSES COMBI’S X* N. Park Ph. FA S 1913-NKo FA M2T9 Member; Florist Telegraph Delivery Association HOOPER FOREIGN CARS, Ine. Bo* 700, Merritt laland, Fla. * flBaar------ 't ~t ~ to I i*v.. Phong Cocoa 1810 FOR QUALITY 5\\ or \ \ SEE—C WELSH Welsh Tire Shop 105 W. 2nd TR U C K RUBBER ) •» It s* RECAPPINO ON TOUR SMOOTH TIRES PHONE O.E1GHT SEVEN TWO -If Yoa Hara A Tir* Job To Do” 11 * I «•' �1 CLASSIFIED INDEX .V—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE F rid a y , A u g u st 2, 1937 The S a n f o r d Herald— P iE « T --B1 MNESS OPI'ORTl’N IllL S 23 A— PLUMBING and ROOFc a r d •< tha .muv ING ROBSON S OUTBOARDS 3 BR.-2 H ath Homes FLUMBERI.AND COURT riant 1 I.OST A FOUND to expand their motel at Park New A lived humr» rr*d> tor Ini. ." j IIP Martin, like new J53.00 ; PLUMBING t FOR KENT mediate occupancy, te rra ; to l.vmrudc-lt masi go.no | a French Avenue, leaving a Contract and Repair Work S BEACH RENTALS A B PETERSON valuable triangle lot. Suitable D o o m , built-in ato.c- A oven, 1.2 HP t hampion r.o oo Free estimates ACROSS 3 Misapply. fer revtaurant. atone or whal 4 WANTED to BENT Broker Associate*: A. B. Pater»|lh na ural cablneta. t. ! and A HI* Firestons 1.3 93 R. L IHRVEY 1 A fat. tng n i'e vnu Will tell, leave nr A— HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE| , on j f i p_ j_ Chastcrssn, GarConveoltoBal Loanj. 2 with A HP Johnson 130.00 tailed aheep 4 Wild bmtd to vutt trnnant an hn ideal JiM Sanford Avt. phona FA 2 3383 6-FARMS. ACREAGE.JLROXES fleld w tllttu , tr.d R. W. W|). vhadr- treev A lake |.tlv||e|t». * HP Elgin 39 93 6 Roosters r>r T REAL ESTATE WANTED butld to aull trnnant on !h.t ideal HP Wliard llama, A. C. Doudney, Land i $13,800. to $16,300. And good Si.30 CER AM 1C TILE 4 Some 11 Pungent « MESCEIJANTOfS Surveyor Da III* Scolt Atwater 19.00 .’t -I t < I VI. >MlV ICRs a Comparae P l l 1. F. Mt LI.UK A SON xcgctable t —FLO vs Lit j . PLANTS, III N. Park Ave Pbona FA 2 6123 i :i3.oo Iluhy Spears FA 3-133J 12 City (Neb.) 7. I^axa out l.arge .1 lied room oldrr Lome *• it h 1 -. \ !!!, SHRUBS 138.69 5 Tacking Cleaning Plumbing A lit.lin g . Free EsU- 13. Literary IS OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1.59 95 Upholstery box eorr position ;!St i ; r " " - j ’l r c S R ^ W 110.00 U ALTOMOBILESTRAILERS I K>sM In Your Home—Sanitized mates. All work guaranteed for 9 A raatheuM 14 Hebrew WE HAVE A HOME U BOATS A MOTORS n o no Modern Machine Metho-I one >v*ar Bill LaBrce. LongROSA L. PAYTON i f *,1'"?., iNear Exit) ruler month FO R YOU 11 FARM SUPPLIES A MACHIN Ph. FA 2-4583 wood. Phone W. p. 26.2969. Yetlfr4av'i la i’ U Rejutered ileal Eilat* Broker i 12 HP Sea Bee with Gear 1<Ye.rit 3t.Eak*r 13 Stimulus FRY Shift 1S3/H) A l a d d i n convetier hurncins .1 —PI IMS >K«v le t. Aaaoc. Alberta J. Hall A I a Roughlav% .51. Sett* 37. Sirred bull 14 Wall I t TETS LIVESTOCK S U rrU E S 16 HP .'-cotl-Atwater-good William K Ikrachr! t* Gaiety 34.Be ■Egypt) upon Umpi. Aladdin V acuum botllev, HOM ES- .1 and t bedrooms Ph. FA 2-1*01—11-92 at llu a ith a 1T0.00 I A lumh kita. condition (Poultry) 19.Civ* (Scot 1 eon. 310cear4 17. Bupeta Piano Tuning A Repairing 1 A 2 bath*. IS ARTICLES WANTED 25 HP Johnson A-l eond. 113 00 [ 40 Topaz 20. Obeep v »eyed • abhr » ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP FA 2-1 2013 Palmatto dev* to \\ l»f Sf , r»r« Iff two 25 HP Evtnrude, Fast humming, I I PU C ES t* EAT 22 Female 13. Smell 1* Puflgure 2*17 S French FA 2.1983 DAVID M AINE MATHEJ CampUt* and ready for ImmsdlMo’nr Us milev from renter nf ::s.oo IT BEAUTY PtRTORS bird ruff ILM eniter 19 Muk «•* >::-.:,"ar-: town .1 BR. Iivin;. dining, kit. 23 IIP Johnson. r Ire live II FEMALE HELP WANTED I lea line School o f U .tncr J1 Fortiftcd r ; w o rt m m . a n r p a ir in g rhen, bath, flawing w ain, new etartini ,1.15 i'll j Tap. Ballet. Acrobatic. J* Interior II MALE HELP WANTED 7— m ■ n |T - T” % 1 % I >• workvhop with 2 cai-porte. I an HP Mci.urj 363 Ik)11 In n 27. Fiah net Ph PA 2 \r n After* 1:00 p. m U MALE #r FEMALE . u s ' H * { / / Locations fruit ' ' r n*\« four rrpjirm tn on hand' ; acr* land,caned. a«me 21 Moth 1 XI WORK WANTED South Pmecraat — Sanford treea JSSOO $J000 down to ju u r r prompt Mnrk* on m° u, Sutlci >oui lock:. hulVhfidi 39 Snappish n BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Whispering Oaka — Titusville Owner I A 2.3638 after 150 tor repairs 1 and v«a «ilD Water Front Con30 Island » A MONTY to LOAN BOATS ON DISPLAY AT Air Conditioning vtrurtion t o. FA 2-4350. * Aegean % 11 SPECUL SERVICES F'HA in service and FHA Imanc- T»<> bedroom frame house, kit 301-511 East First Flrcei Electrical Contracting and Its Seal HA ROOFING A PLUMBING rhen equipped. 2 ic ifi clcatcd mg available. llow will you sw ap' Ilcj-airs; Economical llouaa 32 Hour DICK MACKS land. •'» mile* out Weal Firvi M PIANO SERVICES How will you trade’ Wiring and Repairi tabbr I V/ Call FA 2-32 I t ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTORS We can qualify you for ona of rile Contractor— Dial 1 \ - I ■ j tNDAl.L ELECTRIC COMPANY Your old motor. % 33 Makaa nagl % these horr.aa in 30 aunutoa. Vou 36 INSURANCE For a batter Grade. It !■ > 'sV 1) i * .. -i V/ ----- ... . . . i iTTI )1- Magnolia Dial FA 2-0613 and tidy \Veliding In v ita tio n * _____ - ______________________ can start enjoying the h-nae IMMEDIATE POSSESSION *T N0T1CE5-PERS0NAU EV1NRUDE JT. Wine flOOn Down And A n n o u n cem en ts FR1GIDAIRE agpllancaa, aala whil* via proctaa in* papers Your Kriiuudr Dealer u » ARTICLES for SALE receptada ||i t an per 100. Also calling and service. G- H. High. Outdo ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 1» FURNITURE A BOUSEHOLD S7S.00 Per Month 39 Range of 11 Thone FA 2-5961 f „ j . , .utm nrty. P.-wrUa OHice 1 !»- Phone FO 6-3316 or Sani* Two bedroom maionty hjtne 304 E. Itl. bills 1 AMD OF Ili.VNKii _ ! Developed by : ............ Supi - I l l Magnolia ford FA 2 after C ^ m. with altrartiv* modern line., _ 1 eo. Swiftly It* the Kite Incilrc _ _ V 1 al |L situated in pretty arction '• »th ,for FixePV.Hutchinson. 4 II. Decorata ODHAM & W» wish to extend our hssrtfelt E*p date AIR rONPITIONING TJ Bl ILDING-RZPA1BB' % playground arre». the vtnfct 42 A long % thanks to 111 tha frtendv, tor | Aug 11. P57. PAINTING TUDOR, Inc. >. ”'T jj i* n % x1*w II. B. POPE CO. their many expressions of s»fl$ % back yard. Price below replaceJOHNSON MOTORS 43. Baaqutdika 290 S. Park FA 2 4234 p tth y tnd thoughtulnesi during I FLOOR sanding and linlahing ll Cor. II »y. 17-92 A 27tb si. ment roll al 19.330 t'O SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS o-.ir recent bereavement. c»P Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving Phone V \ 2-1501 ENVELOPES. I.ctlerheadv. stateEartuaivc Seminole P.tall). j « | Sanford Axe. Th. FA 2-1692 4( Burned Family of Mrt. A. C. VSilium - f Seminole County tin rt 1923. X* w 41 1901 S Talk Ave. Ic lrp h u n c --------------------------------------------URAILEY ODHAM. Pres. menta, inxolcej, han-l bill a. nnd residua II. M- G!ea*on. Lake At ary T -lfliiT tn j t'o L 'S p ~ FA 2 3232. 56 Mercury 6 H. P.; excellent; programs, e t c . Progreivixe rrr ** _____________________________ $130; will finance all. Phone Printing Co Phona FA 2-2951— DOWN LOFT — Large U ftr c«t. vthllo % FA 2-1743 days or FA 2-3230 (01 Weal 13th St. 3 bedroom, garage, carpoite, fan, 1. Performa neck A stomach. Chillre.n » |>CL | Real Eatalr — Insurance appliances, huili-ina. npm house. after 6 p. m. 2. Without Reward. Schaefer, Mayfair Ik Commercial Invevtnteot*—Rcitlall WEI.I. DRILLING 813 Kvcambia l)r , $1550 Down, springs til. Property Management Tairbatxki Vlorvc pump*. 310,800. lo—l i. vi L.-x lt» KA1 Repairs tn all make*. 2—MIK KENT RAYMOND M. BALL, WOOD PANELING. Knotty Pm a.. ------------------------------------HOWARD C. LONG Coffe* 3c Stcnntrom Realty 207 E. Commercial Art. Cypress at tow as 14c aq. ft, , H L-H lgffA ir'ay.R V D T.S* WELAKA APARTMENTS: co.mr Buiy Bao Drive In REALTOR 'is—HkMtUKk and Phone FA 2 263.5 II. E. STEN STROM French Avt. at 20th Si. private batha. 114 W. First SL PROFESSIONAL SERVILE HOUSEHOLD GOODS For Painting call Mr. Taaker, Ph. TESTED—APHKOVRD Registered Broker FA 2 6169 anytime. TlllilbTl.cliccklng accuunti coita EFFICIEN’CY apartmanla auit- S. D. Ilighlevman — Associate 2(27 Laurel — Phona FA 2 2120 l i —DKAl-TV l'AKl.OK.8 GUABANTEED APPLIANCES only $2. (or 2U chc-kv at Flo* DICK I VERS — Aaaoclal* abla for couple or aingla peraon. GE Wringer Washer, A-l Ted Burnett i id.* Slat* Bank. Ph. FA 2-5611 Ux«ly well kept franv home. 2 | Modern Air-Conditioned Salon condition $39 OOi , Privato bath 4: ahower. Ideally 204 S. Park Ave. for PAINTING BR. KD. nn. living room, luce- HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK „ *? ^ " “ Ur* located acroa* from Poat Office. •2976 l Eaay wrm g.r w ahar. w,U ‘do 2601 Cranvitxv Phona FA GATLIN BKOUIEKS zeway, jalouaied porch, -nclaa- . • s n k . ... your washing 4|u0 Hodorn d ptaca bedroom Inquire Jacobaon Dept. Store. OZIER REALTY CO. ° ‘)*Contractors, Draglines; Geneva suites " ed garage, utility and ito fg e _ 5 h " ,K A' TJ _____ l ± 3 I in Fir plywood Interior Eaay spinner, A-l condition 59.00 Rollaway beds with inner- $31.00 2252. Ph FA 2-3276 Sanford. Modern all elec, kttehrnettn Apia. Il'.rcfNi* Field 'vsanciate rmim, orange, grapefruit, lmSummer Pfimancnl Special Frlgldalre auto, washer, all nor. Good one side 4xd sheat spring mattress 1S.00 celain, don't miss this one 99.00 Only $9.32 per sheat SUMMER RATES = « t “ r i r t l . . ! . . !{ ;» “ ! * < , • 1957 Frlgidaire auto, w ither, mo Like new Phillo refri­ llaarl Porter Beaut) Shop Call Clark's Court, FA 2-3403. Shrrntna Concrete Pipe Co. | gerator 123.00 del WSA-57, Reg. 1249.93 177 57 Out West 13th 8u KENNETH E- SLACK New- Foam rubber awixel pUU $2.o<K) down, hilanca financed' 110< W- : Mh SL KA 3' 1321 Efficiency Apt. Air-condition h REG. n r .l l , ESTATE BKUREIt 1937 Frtgidalra auto, washar, form rockari at api4. 173 00 mcntaly. modal WT.57, tha bast. For Ihr Best In Painting TV optional. ILway 17-91 So. 1009 E 2nd CLASS BE Al Tl SALON $2-50 p«r call plut part*. 9 years | Phone FA »0221 Reg. $19 30 40.00 Rag. $379.95 now 237 37 City Limits. Slumberljnd Court. Cal) Bc.ryhlll Painting Contract. Air Conditioned cxpcrienca in TV Sv-rvtrc on all Love teat with new tailored Others starting al $6,300. 1957 Frigidaire dryer, Mode! DDmakes and models. Onr yrar cii. No Job To l.argp or Small Axr , Lake Mary slip covers 28.00 37 Rep. $229 95 now 159 57 Robert A. Williams FARMER'S AGENCY. REALTOR Clearmontr.V 2 Room apt. 112 Elm. FA 2-0376. Licensed—Bonded—Union guaranliv on all p»sta. We also 2.1212 1957 Frigidaire. 12 ru ft, refri. 10 piece dining roomsuite 76.00 REALTOR vcrvira auto and home- tadloi. 114 S. French Axe. Sanford. Fla., Round Oak diningtable 10.00 Call FA 2.22*7 Furnished Apt. 2300 MellocivHlt. generator. Reg. $329.93 R aym ond Lundf|uiM . FA 2 3221. After bouts FA 2-2419 lw—i l.'i xi.r. I1LI.P Wan f l u Picture lube* repaired in your Now $23J 87 5 piece chromo or wrought iron Furnished apartment Ph. FA ASSOCIATE ' ~~ ; ~ : 7771 hom*. $ J95. guaranteed. 1 year. 2;—M» I It KS— PERSONALS dinette* 23.00 9 cu. fl. IH refrigerator, rhnna FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank 6 room house South of Orange Girl for gen-ra. office work »A | p |,om. y.g >,84. ;i am . to 5 p ni 2-5723. very nice U 00 New large all plastio chair* 2-0332. Inrluillng Dabary A Luke Mary ROLLAWAY, lln,pital and Baby | i cu. ft. Frigidaire refiigarator. Rag. 79 50 50.00 City Limits. Priced right '-y IF lf T s _ REAL ESTATE 3 Room furnished a p t, cloie lit. Beit* Day. Week or Month— ISAHNKS I ' SERVICE EASY TERMS uxvner for quick »o!r. Mrs. Cle­ Woman to work in Dairy Quren, ■II porcelain 69.Ou avk Crumley & Montrith I ll K. 8ih SI 165 monthly. 201 F.avt Commercial T 'l FA 2 .M91 Fiirnilura Center 7 cu. fl. Norga refrigerator, veland. Ph. FA 2-1914 day;. Apply 2623 S Orlando llwy. at 117 South Park Th. FA 24696 Call FA 2-4295 or FA 2-5783 116 West First St. very nice 6u.uo $4001191 ERE PARK HOMES 11:00 a. m. — 2 «) p. m. 7 cu. ft. FrigidaD* refrigerator. 203-00 E ast First WOOI aSEY ; FA 2-0W3 C. A. WHIDDON, Sr. —AK1 It >.I..S FOR SALE ^D*ae Court Apartments. 5 room Sjnford Ave. i t 27th StA .l condition 7100 No phone calls plaase Marine Finished Register*-! 2 A 3 Bedroom Homes fumiahad apartment. Call FA Magic Chef 30" gat range, swing This it a past l« the Rlla theatre Work t.Tolhes, canteen, Cota. Beal Estate Brokar For Your Iloat $750. Down . $90.00 month. 2 0733. ___ Avon Cosmetics olfer* opportunity out broiler, like n*w- 7)00 for Mrs. Gordon Sweeney. Exp. Camp Goods. Paint. Army* 1937 Frlgidalra Super 30'* electric 202 8. Tark Ave. FA 2 5931 Senkurik (ilnn* and Pain! Co. for growing Income through date Aug. II, 1137. ) —Flower*. Plants.. Shiahs Four room fumbhed apt. with Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave. r , nfc „ lth roR ,,!,,*. > U PH f .\ 2 142.* aerviclng familie, in your own 1112*114 W 2nd St Convult A ftr.ALTOn First I hath. Th. FA 20471.________ BlV* $60.00 N0'"V 177.67 Used furnitura. appllancaa, ta«l% neighborhood. Conlarl now. Mr*. | r - ~ , . , , . , . . . c ,_ - I i,1 ,ierrstor' ,;& A ............ ........... ... ............. PLANTS—SHRUBS—TREES CULLEN AND HARKEY i m ,i. „ , . k n „. •»,« Interior Deroralor. renHental A “ •*. 6 n l •*iflf»ratort4.» 4. j t.,, walbtlt air conditioner 199.73 acL Bought ioH Larry’s K srt, 6 room house. 112 S Franch. By n o N*. p»rk Axe.~rh. FA 2-23911 Stoo in and b« pleasantly surpru J. Milantch, Bo* .44. Lochhirt, Comn,frrlll ABerailona and ed it oer reasinable prices and year 130.00 month. Telephona _____ __________ _ d. t ? o V r t0nd,UonV .,.o, 321 East r i m St. Pb. FA 2-4135 * * custom made draperies Irev Eleclric Norge Rcfr.er.tor $63. ' 3/4 W, 11. "BILL" STEMTER beautiful riant*. hrlando 3JH70 Also several g--od buys on otn. *"**• 43| > -®,34 Terms estimalrv t all F.V 2-1621 .1 - r Waitress and curb girl over . • BIG VALUES Realtor A In.urnr I GRAPEVILLE NURSERY 3 3D p m. rr ii«r' appliance. CLAUDE II. WOLFE Unfurnished 2 Iwdroom ant. Near Aa,oc. Guy Allen. GrrDhfn IliU, I GrapevlII# Ave. Apply Pig 'n WhlstTs. $*A 2 0996 • QUICK CREDIT shopping center A Pinecrcat PIMPS m m i i n k i PR HT<,MW APPLIANCES • EASY TERMS Whit* housekeeper to llvxIn N*. 11 11 SVSTFVIK 1,3 a- l,« k Ave. FA 2.J$JI 308 East First St. FA 2-27 School. No pets please. In­ n i * 'r* u m V .r t!A. K. aWSETTHW. FLORIST val Oificer, 2 children ages 7 W1LSON-MAIER quire 2617 S. ElmPhone FA 2-l$61 and sues. jnsU U ed q* j ; Refrigerator, automatic jelV u'lW lTU R E and " New and Used Farailara A S. Salary $120 m-r Wilt* Box AU types For dcpanlabl# Stdvirt •Do It Tour**;r 2 bedroom unfurnished house, xxasher, tola bed 4 matching HOUSEHOLD GOODS 311 E. F irit S t. Ph. r A 2-88M BROWN REALTY J. H c o Sanford Herald Member of Florist WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Lake ilonroe. Apply Tyndal chair, 12x15 rug. youth bed snj Serving,the Service Telegraphy Delivery Assn. F U R N I T U R E O F C IIA R A C T r .lt Senior beautician, exrrllent op S T I N K ~ ECHOLS Groc«ry Store. small stems, fa ll FA 2.0412. Sanford Ave. at Rosalia porlunlfy. Confidential. Write Ruilt By Machine and 4uppH t o. 371 h Anniversary 10— 41) FIl'P. LQI IPMhNi 9 A M. to 9 P.M. Unfurnished house. C* bedrooms. Box 31, ’« Hanford 11. rai l Master Craftsmen In 307 V . 2nd SL Pb FA 26172 GARRETTS HEWING CENTER j Sofa Bed R otisU Phona FA 2-1310FA Btyla and Const ruction 2 pillow* Hurnj 1 * . TV Whlle-.N eerhl-Elna HAYNES Office Machine Co. F«sl*urant workar, some e*p»r T ha same a t Thm a Platform Rockar Fadlna Typewrit*ri. adding machine*. Chrysler A l r t e n i p Repairs oil all make Machmas. Unfumivhed apartmant, rlosa in. Cherry Real Estate Agency lanre. neat, agex heiwesn JOPrized Stnca Hassock Renfflnl Rales Rental*, 314 M*C . Ph. I 50. Room, Board, and Salat) Air Cendllionmr and Heating 32.J East First St. FA 2-5244 FA 2-2100. Dial FA 2-992*—Notary Colonial Day* Stalniln* FA 2-0462. GUTRIE Restaurant, north f 1219 W. 13 SL Rear-Berbar Skap 4 . II. ST \ I FORD b'inished For Regularly $199 00 8 •oum f rrnishcvl hou i . nice N"iSc Appliances—Zenith TV SIS Oak Avenu* FA 5-4731 i m u n n ii.i-t : t « v H.$ > .! < •? ^,0,w,‘* nrtH,:f' u "rt: 1UP‘ II Florida Climate In NOW 1159.00 larg* yard. Adults only. W. 1st This la a pas* in the Mnxieland No phone call., M iller R.itlio A Applinncrn Your Choice of Wood* l« \c r r - hcbool of Panring Bt. at Monroe Comer A. J TLde-In fop Mr. D W. Por»r 115 R. Psrk Axe. FA 2053k Need a good used car? i— MAl.E HELP xxA.>fy.l* Exp date Aug. 11. 1967. Peterson. Ph FA 2^739. Tap • Acrobatic - Bsllrt ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Enroll now for fall te rm , startSee Rny Herron Cor. 2nd A Mi|84lia FA 2-1821 —Factory to you— Buy In Lake 3(ary and Save 2 bedroom unfurnished bouse. $43 For part time work Early metn tng September 3rd Clasvev for ' ‘Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. Aluminum VOIR PONTIAC SALESMAN month. Oiler Realty Company. MAJOR BROWS RF.ll.TV Ing. Must tie between ages oi beginners and advanrrd stxjVenetian Blinds Fr«e Delivery FOR A NEW PONTIAC OR 22 and 39. High Kin'll graduate. Th. FA 2 3343. Lake Mary, Florida denta. Lnii.ttr-I head Rag-proof t-otlom GOOD USED CAR Ph. Sanford FA 2 6237 Furnished eottage. loeatsd on 17rail with plastir ends. Flattie . Ph FA 2 0231 or after 6 p m . 4 92. Call FA 2-1467. nr rayon tapej. Cotton or nyliO FA 2-2$*3. 301 West 1st St2-3754 Or Wn'e P O Box :-?.V 24.4 — MHINC, and RIM'HM. REAL ESTATE DRDE-LN cords 2544 French Ate. S bedroom unfurnished house, will pay YOO to vee ua before PLUMBING A RPPTtr TINKS S enknrik GlflM nnd Paint Co. kitchen equipped So. Pine-rest. J. W. HALL. REALTOR ! It you buy. Open Evening* and INSTALLATION a REPAIRS 112 III W 2nd Kt. Ph. FA 2-462J Fenced yard. $105 mo. Firvt * R»r I . Kennedy, Asvoriale Sunday). Age 17 tn t.7 84 Hour Service last moiitlii rent and leave re­ Johnny Walker, Atvociale FOR TWO------- VT ANGEL’S Esstslde Trailer Sale* We t.uy ami sell used furniture mu no: t . HAHitorrr quired. Th. FA 2-3332 for ap­ ELECTRONIC FIELD "Call H*U" Phone FA 2-3641 Palalka. Fla. Paying top rash prieei for any pointment FA 2-52)9 or FA 2-5761 WITH PURCHASE OF ANY MAJOR APPLIANCE IN THE SANFORD AREA thing rf .alue. SUPER TRAD­ BUY DIRECT DON 8 COVER SHOP MAGES 5100 UK. OR 6 roorai. hath, screened porches. Beautiful new homes. 2 ING POST nn 17 92 Pb. FA CLARK BETWEEN 5:30 nnd S:30 FRIDAY EVENING and 3) Automobile Interior Decorator arage. fruit trees. Adult* only, REITER 2 0677. bedrooms. Plambing, Ite x lin g A Supply t o Seat Covert — Truck Seats o pets. Inquire 221* Palmetto Wr will train personnel frill this ST9.7.00 lo $995.00 down • . , , Contracting (acting A... Bcpaira llcpsTv .. » jn lm . v ra'c. At Willis Pontiac—301 W 1st .... ... ., . . . . l-xdics hunvonitr i m m e J l a l e a i r * for u-l>. av ail- . . - . n 1— llt.M H KKVIAt.S VVcfltinghouRc • May tag • Zenith Rmall monthly paym nli Monna able here aoon. T h o s r t c c f p t e l 0 Take up payments >n 1954 Ply­ wY m V k o Y S ' “ ",,“ 7 ^ ; " ................... ... Jarvis, Phono FA 2-IS10. will trained undtr Ih* super HUTCHINSON'S Ocean Front mouth coupe, RAIL Phona FA vision and guidance of our anFor Sale By Owner Apia Daytona Peach. Cgll TA Plumbing KresSr Hraung 2 0387. Girl* 26' bicycls, good condilica ginerrs. You will train and 2- 4058 R. U. Hutchison. 2 bedroom home. 4 lots: run from ________________________ 123 IV. 91h S M. G. HODGES work on practical equipment in Service on All Water Pumps— this locality. This will Sr ar­ 8— REAL ESTATE FOR RAI.IC Magnolia to Park. Near fine, j 13—BOA 1.1 and x|ini)K.-x Dextrr wringer washer, perfect rrtst Rchool. Will tell ai a whole Wellv Dnliod — Pumps ranged so t has it wilt nut in 115 Magnolia Axe. Phone FA 2-3672 omlltion. $58 00 Ph. F.V 2-2994 Make This 3 Bedroom r*o |a Rnad. PHoo* PA 2 «H7 nr 2 lot* on Park separately. . trrfcrr with your pr.’ror: em­ Tfema ,W>01 a pa. L l OUtwHfU kSllfl A. &CI V. f Rome Really ployment. FA 2 6234 7-6384. * * JU sno"*' ,B* ^ A | 2315 Park Ax« YOURS ru h M F ttb w f f n r pac tha r.ew Manna HarJvafv 3 YEARS’ GUARANTEED ) y selecting your own color PLACEMENT SERVICE H o u T U Jl aehem* now. Other f . . t u * » _ | I ^ .H u T tl S » * of fin, alumUPON CERTIFICATION m m e> electric kitchen, lerran o Doors, L a X a S ! . * .J .1 , " * ^“‘Vllnum boats. Flshtnf Ixau through Write Electronics, giving n a m e , BXlti'A ll.’l r r oversised lots and choice resi­ burl! " ^ „ h l' ovtr-nlght eruisers. Best pri-ts. address, occupation, p h o n e , LET W dential location. Contracting A Kapairt ItoVa™ a S U* . ™ * ‘ T « I abSS* TtXAS “ MAlU BOAT* working hours, and see to Box A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. JOOT Sanford AV*. Ph. FA J66A2 A D im m ed eara«r^!ot' 'oakmr*Volf ° ! m<yl,:» M ,rcury motors in A f rx Sanford Herald Pb. FA 2-1101 Wanted motor route carriers in ( ilMltlcd llitplay endanger ehildran. Rv Naval Of. x g V e i > MOTORS 3 Bedroom hous*, 2 fully tiled DrBarr. Morning paner, mult Kalhs. Double carport* and L» able lo furnish small rash C*Ur FAnU a j n , , l *blf Au,u“ 5‘ *'» IIP Mercury, good *65 uu storage specs. Comptchsly land- ____ ,A * ''* _ ___ __ * ', HP Evin.-ude. very good U7.00 bond and h«xe d e ix io jllr Ians, Ksp*d II i.9io oo. n o Shannon Late model 7’-* HP Evinrudo poriation. I’h«n» FA 2-3751 or REDLUED Drive. FA 2-3174. vlrita P O Box S95. shift .35.00 TO Vary good Mercury hurricane 3600 FOR SALE BY OWNER _ . $10,066 Absolutely Ilka new MK 25 Boy wanted to work in Golf Shop Sanford Ave. and 27th S t T»o bedroom CB horn* with Flor. For quick isle. Beaulifully lard- Merrury 283.00 it Mayfair Counlry Club. (*•'■ Ida room. A good buy. Need to FA 2 i»934 or evenings FA 2-1394 •taped 2 bed loom modern, lo. Perfect SO IIP Mmcury with see to appreciate. 2554 S. Pal3 MODEL HOMES READY ealtq at 1906 Locust Avt. in all controls. 1936 493.03 mstto, Phona FA 2-4342, after 2 0 - . M A t . f c or I k i C i U ----------------»:00. FA 2-3712.__________ Sanford. Drive by but pleas* do' ]9 ft. Top«*r Cabin'CmUar out FOR INSPECTION not disturb tha raatar Cali or poard Mercury SS-E. galley,1 M*k* 520 dallr. Lumiooui Nair.e. Jlere Eaiultful high d rr lot on one of *riU for appointment John A nead. air foam mattress. FA £’•*«•»• , Fre* samples. Reeves $80.00 Monthly Payments, Pays AIL th* prtttiast lakes in Seminela Co. Attleboro. Mass. Gordon Exeluaix-t Agent 3174 2-4917. County. Prlc*d for quiea **le, 2 or 3 Bedroom Homes *2530.00. Convenient trtm j. See Pla p - i V! ’• Ihi* *• • pass to the Mcvteland 21 —WORK WANTED zminoi* Realty 1901 S Park . 7 ,Br#he ru p»rtlt‘P,,i«a »"-j Ride-In /er - Mrs. Katherine ta ll FA 2-1962 or FA 2-5363 vuad. 1 will show. I Jo ■ e u . L ap- <Uto AuA. 11, 1M7. B*ty s-iLAg- P L TX i-xiTJL Arw, ItJgpfcao* TX 242U . Si. Jo!*** i — REAL ESTATE FOR SALE U-BOATS tad MOTORS ^ r nf DAILY CROSSWORD Our Best For Less TV Service Mather ofSanford Q /ow d li a a ^ fssafW fs »2»*• MAN 1-x ■ Free Chicken Dinner R Baggerly Appliance Center MOVE IN FOR ONLY $ 7 5 0 .0 0 Down Woodmere Park Homes Li H! �TH E POWER THE PRESS is a mighty force working to give you results ! Rg-2gV *;V j Maybe you're looking for a lost treasure... a missing person... or your golden opportunity for employment or a job that fits perfectly with your qualifications! Don't miss the jumbo listings of opportun ities in our "up-to-the-minute" Classified Section The "little" ads that pack a mighty wallop Call us today! % Phone FA 2-2611 i -V * \i. S — & c}8 m f i l l ______ i .if" <IM. . KfciCLl > �'*> Weather a t t t e ii Partly rioudr la cloudy Ihrettgk Tuesday «ILh »caltered thunder- ilo vtni S b r a lf t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Establiihcd 1909 SANFORD. FLORIDA, •yr MONDAY, AUGUST 6. IM7 Shop and Save In Sanford J U n ited Pres* Leaded Wira NO. *1 SI 'We Don't Want Industry' County Commission Ss Told Franklin K. Baldree Budget Sufficient Fruit Funeral Services Discussion Sought To Supply At 2 p. m. Tuesday Tomorrow Concentrate Sale The Boerd of demlnole County Commissioners are marking time r u r .m l serrirer h r FranV.lin until their regular meeting tomorKenneth Baldrrc, 22) ear-old city employee, will be held tomorrow low before deckling on the ap­ afternoon at 2 o'clock at Brlsson proval of the proposed millionFuneral Home. Mr. Raldree. who dollar-pius budget. Two commiisinnsrs. John Kri died Saturday morning from ar. cntcntal electrocution whil* work­ der ami laiwrence Swofford have ing on city equipment, will be slated that they will not approve buried in Oaklawn Mrmoria’ Park. a budget which will mean ad­ He waa a member of the Re(|. ditional taxes for Seminole Coun­ glad# Seventh Day Adventist ty taxpayers. Two commissioners, Cbalrmsn Church and had lived In Sanford only two months, making hia home 1Fred Dyson and D. C. Dodd want additions to the budget to take at M2 Holly Ave. Survivors include his w-ife Mrs. 7 rare of jail expansion and road KKNATOR WALTER I' GEORGE of Georgia. 71. a leading aUteo- E'Vlyn Baldree; one daughter, J equipment which will mean an ad­ man and one of the moil respected legislators of modern time*, Mary Lou Baldree; one step>laugh- ditional tax load of more than aflea Sunday In Vienna, (ia , bl* hometown. He suffered from a ter, Sherry Rogers, sU of San­ three mill*. ™eart ailment. (L'P elephotm ford; his father and mother. Mr. At present, the proposed budget, and Mrs. Phillip BsMree ef Or­ if adopted in Its present form lando; one lister, Mrs. Wanda would mean that taxpayer* will Tullos, Liberty Miss., three broth­ he forced to pay three mills in ers. Jasper Baldree, CMlllcothie. addition to mllUg* for proposed O , Ray Baldree and Paul Baidrre, Improvements. both of Orlando; and his maternal Commissioner Krlder called at­ grandmother, Mrs. R. F. Johns­ tention of commission member* ton. Jupitci. that the proposed budget does not Rev. Robert Spear Jr. of the inrluds any capital improvemenU A 22year-old dragline opera­ been employed by the city for a Church of the Karartne will of­ tor /o r tha City of Sanford died period of about 3H months, said whatever. ficiate at the funeral services. (Alurdajr morning ahortljr after I Cily Manager Knowles. Commissioners discussed the Active pallbearers arc: W. F. o'clock, apiairently electrocuted Operations at the project where budget wfier hearing Frank Evans, a i he worked on hia machine the city forces were In the pro­ Knowles, S. M. Richard, K. 1. Gen. Joe C. Hutchison and Randall about one mile aouth of tka city cess of relocating the booster sta­ Griffith, J. I . Dunn, Robert Kelly, Chase appeal for funds with which at a booster nation. tion because of Highway 17 32 and Kusieil L. Dallas. Honorary Pallbearers are: A. L. ths General Henry Shelton San­ widening were ceased Saturday Franklin Kenneth Baldree had Hood, Quintus Kay, L. H. Wynne. ford Memorial library can be been at work about an hour and morning following the accident. LcRoy Lee. Roy 5llnson, and expanded They ashed for a mini­ had not yet put hit dragline In mum of 13.000 annually until $20,All operatloni of the City of operation a* preparation! were Sanford will be closed down to­ llomcr White. 000 is raised for the improvements. Lein* made to connect the huge morrow at noon for funeral ser­ Other requests Included a re­ booater station pipes to the main vices at 2 o'clock for Franklin quest for funds with which to oper­ ^atcr system. Raldree. City Manager Warren E. ate the County Airport Zoning offices and City Manager Warren K Know­ Knowles said that Commission set up by the Board les. at the sccno when the acd* operation of the City with the exof Commissioners and a request dent occurred, <ald ha luu/ii Bald- rrp-ion of toe I'nlte* Fir*, and for fend* with, whs’’ in op r the yen call, and the crackle of the water departments wRt be halted An organizational meeting ofr a County Zoning CommlaG u -^ irs e cablr on lha ground. - Raldree for the afternoon so that em ­ proposed ''Toastmistcrs Club" two items would edd an nppii-al. couldn't be seen, Knowles aald, ployees can atend the funeral aer- will be held Wednesday evening mate *23,000 to the proposed bud from the point where ho. Utility vices. at 7 p. m. in the Sanford Navel get. Department Director Russatt Da! Air Station CPO Club, William F. County Attorney Msek N. Cleve­ las, and Distribution Foreman Holcomb announced this morn­ land Jr. cited critlclam of State Quintus Ray were standing. ing. Auditors relative Jo p m ious bud­ Thirty members are necessary get Items such as the Memorial Ray was the first to reach the to form tha club, Holcomb said, library, Girl Seoul* and similar , kjured man and kicked him free from the machine. and we have a number of Interest­ appropriations. "I feel that It ls ed people in Sanford who want to my duty to bring these criticisms Apparently, Baldree was work­ Co. 11, lS«Us Armored Infantry 1become charter membersto yrt»'r nl'entlon." said Cleveland. ing on the oulilde of the machine The commissioners argued and However, • said Holcomb, only with his foot on the tread sf the Battalion, Florida National Guard, the Sanford unit, received the I about 12 have indicated definitely discussed the reappraisal of coun­ huge dragline. first of their M-7S Armored A. R. Middleton. Troubleman Infantry Vehicles to l* returned that they would become members. ty property relating to the raising Holcomb cxendvd an invitation of fund* and revenues for the for Florida Power and Light Com from Fort Stewart, Ga., where to all who would like to attend the operation of ths rounty govern­ pany. who tied a rope line tn the the unit undrrwrrt Summer Field ment. At one time, during the initial organisational mre.ing. dragline cable to pull it clear of Training, yesterday. discussions, Chairman Dyson rais­ ■ ■ ■"■ 1'■ >■ powir lines, said that the line The 42,twc pound “Carrier" ed his vole* to state that "This from which the electricity surge was brought to Sanford by com­ meeting was called to discuss the "a me contained 7«20 volts. budget and not reappraisal" There are two possibilities which mercial carrier and unloaded by During the budget discussion might have c*u«rd the apparent the Company's motor section un­ A young Navy man is being Dyson commented thst "f perso­ electrecution. The machine might der the leadership of Sgt. James bound over In the fall teim of nally believe this propped estlhave been left free and when th- J. Kendall. Thi* equipment Is u?rd In the ! rirruit court, according to Justice mate is In line—I don't *•• how clamshell, nperntrd by a steel cable from the motor of the ma­ annuletl training of tha locil i of the Prsce W. Hugh Duncan who w« can cut anything off." However, Commissioner Krlder chine, was d l'tn g ig rd the cable unit and is also available for conducted a day-long hearing suggested thst "We ride out the Friday into charges of rape. use by the Sanford Guardsmen could have been swung into the Clayton J. Dcaulieu, 27. will go storm on the millsge we had last p->wrr line. The other possibility for any civil emergency or dia| before a Seminole County grand year and explain to the people w is that the cable, left ten** with turbaoce. In all there will bo nine dif­ jury this fall prior to the circuit bow they can gel the services they «‘-r clamshell attarhed. when rewant." leiied. swung into the -high pow­ ferent types of vehicles stored court term, said Duncan. Chairman Dyson remarked "I Duncan postponed a ruling on at the armory during tha year. ered tins. Raldree was said to have been This equipment will be used pri­ the hearing until this morning am of the opinion Uist we have dead on arrival at an Orlando marily for training according to when he announced that Beaulieu I not given Mrs. Walker time to unit commander 1st LL John will be bound over on a charge ; find out whether she should proHospital. vide additional taxes." 1 of rape. , The young machine opera! r had Keeling Jr. W. R. Dyson, sitting In the au­ dience through the discussions, asked to speak to the commission. He »»id "Don't forget gentlemen, we don't want industry In Se­ minole County," and added, "I don't think it wise to bring a bunch of expert* In here to ap­ praise land—they've got this city in euch a shape now our grand­ children will never get out of It." The commissioner* agreed to adjourn until Tuesday when ad dllional requests to be sdded to ths budget are espeeted. City Employee Dies In Tragic Accident Toastmasters Club Meeting Slated For Wednesday P.M Armored Carriers Arrive For Local National Guard Navy Man Is Bound Over To Fall Court WINTER r.'.r.K. noridi VIENNA, G* if — The ns-1 University's law school, which Orange Marketers, a citr.iv grow U / _ J M CI n r n n r \ r 1Uo"'* lr*,1,r‘ ,0,l»>' **"<‘'1 blends j Dew b een h.s n a n ... ........ i*. era cooperative seeking sufficient | ” u U v. I I . V J U m t . r J l . and neighbors of former Sen. came a prominent attorney and l/ruit to suppt) »h# entire needi i r || I Walter F. Georg* in mourning the jurist, of the vsit Minute Maid eoncen- V w llO S G n III 1 0 1 1 teeth of . smalltown lawyer «ho H* ..rvsd si superior court tr«t» operations during the com M e d c a C o n p r e s * ; ‘ M «e. Justice of ihc state court Ing season, hss contract* repre­ m e u i t u i c o n g r e s s ; »«aic.man.hip of Appeal, and finally, a. Mate senting Just a shade under B.OOO,. Wade If. Garner J r . senior I resident Elsenhower said the Supreme Court Justice before win000 (eight million) boxes, it was medical student at the University t Georgia Democrat, hailed for hi* njne t spf*j»| election to succeed announced today at the cooper*- of Miami School of Medicine at ' bipartisanship in U. S. foreign af- ihe late Sen. Tom Watson. tiva’a state headquarter* bore. Coral Gables, hss been chosen as fair*, "served his country and the George had a lifelong distinction J. D*n Wright, Sanford, for­ Ibst school s repir sentsiive at the free world for many years with „PV*r losing an election hut hia mer director of Florida Citrus forthcoming Clinical Conpre«s of distinction and Integrity." I sway over Georgia voters was on Mutual and now a member of j the American College of Surgeons. George beaded the powerful occasion tested by vigorous camthe Florida Citrus Commission, Dr. T’au! It. Ilawlry, Director of Senate Foreign Relations Commit- pxigns. who is president of the newly- the College, announced in Chicago, tee at the pinnacle of his 34 year |j,, m<>jt fim ous political tri­ formed cooperative, said the ae- ll! Senate career and afterward h*. uroph was hit defeat of another of tual volume represented by eonRepresentatives from thirty came the President t represent*. [ thw state'* powerful vote-getter*, tract* so for signed was 7.M3AM seven medical colleges will attend tlve to the North Atlantic Treaty jj,, | j te |cugenp Talmadge, who boxes. this year's Congress, to be h«td Organisation. tried unsuccessfully |u defMt "The campaign is showing stea­ in Atlantic City October 14 to tl. | George. 73. died at his home'QrorK4 jn jjyg dy progress," Wright *aid, "al- at College expense. Dr. Hawley here early Sunday after a flv-j National attention was focused Itough we ar* being hampered by explained. The student participa­ week struggle with heart dlteast upon the 1934 race by tha unauethe absence of msny vacationing tion program was initialed last which last June ended his actire cessful attempt of President orange growers from the state. year at an educational contribu­ role in HI* new international ca­ Roosevelt to "purg#'* George he. , cause of hi* refusal to go down th# We expect the signing of con- tion of the College, by action of reer. The tiody was to II* in state line in aupport of New Deal polltracts to pick (fcctb'r !e>Pr the Board of Regents. The medlthia month and to reach Its peax ta t cuorgn sending representa­ until about an hour before the cies. in September when grower* will tive* to the CongTrtiet will be funeral services at 4 p.m. a * t. Th# President denounced b* back and making Uecisioni a- rotated each year, It was explain in the First Raptist Church, where Georg* as an "obstructive con­ George had worshipped most of servative." George replied that bout what lu do with their IM7- ed. Gamer, whoss home is In San­ his life. 34 crops." “democracy s* not a on* man Services will be conducted by party." ford. will graduate from the Uni­ (Continued on fage 4) versity of Miami School of 3lr.il- the Rev. L. C. Cutts, pastor of the Georg* defeated both Talmadg* cine in 1034. The son of a pkysl- church, assisted by Dr. T. W. Tip­ and the candidate Roosevelt cian and surgeon. Garnet is a pett. former pastor, and the Rev. barked. LawTenee Camp, without pastor of the a runoff. R p flH v F o r S n i l h h graduate of the Seminole High tY. E. Dennis, iM U U jr I U I J U U I I I School, and to&k hit undergraduate Vienna Methodist Church. George broke not only with th# Mayor J. T. DeLirsscline by New Deal administration but often work at the University of Ala hama, where he waa a member of proclamation sailed on the town's differed with Democrat** cotNew telephone numbers for Cat the NationilInstitute of Health merctnnt* and businessmen to league* In the V nate on matter* selberry. tajngwood, and Mait­ fellowship for study In the Depart- close down at I pm e.a.t. for th* of principle. Georg* called himland which will be In effect for ment of Surgery, and a member slay. aelf a "ronslituilonal Democrat." thr subscribers tn lha Wipt^r P ark ier Ptu ci'lli ilesik-aiKratrrrlty. A detachment of hlghveay patrol Town officials ware advised that Telepavonr CorA,,*:. eS*n 3lelrt>- C atfer I* married l<> (In f*rmer I men arrived to handle traffic about twnvsrore member* of Conpolitan Service •; 'gk's r»**t month Merflyp Mas-Dr of banfonl. , Including automobiles rushing vis- gres* would attend. Including are now being assigned to resi­ Student representatives al tha itora hark and forth from the ati- members of tha Sanat* Foreign dent subscribers by the company's Ctlnical Congress, world's Urges'. I port at Cordele. nine miles south Relations and Finance commitcommercial office. meeting of surgeon*, will attend I of here. (Continued on Tage 41 All telephone number*, It |e an­ a number of aperial seMlons'ln, .special oti'crvanrrs were nounced, will be changed and wlllj tvddilion In rr.Kulnrlv scheduled planned in other part* of the stela include nam# prefisex. These are j lectures, discussion*, motion p*c- which had sent George to the Sento bo Midway, TEmpIr and VAI- tore demonstrations and televised .ate for five full terms until he ley tor the Winter Taek area as- clinic* covering all phases of sur- chose. In HB4, to bow out of »n change. At th* same time, all i E|ral practice and rrseanh. Th* arduous campaign against Sen numbers in the Orlando exchange , student program waa planned try a Herman Talmadge. arr* will be changed and will in- 1aperial committee of the College George rose from humble beginelude the prefixes GArden, CRest. ! |io»rd of Regent* headed by Dr. i nlngx as the son of a tenant farmwood and Cllerry. | George V. Brindley of Temple,! r r living near Provton, 0*. Scon When Metropolitan Sonic* goes Tr**< Into effect any subscriber In the Winter Park caching* ran call any iut>*cril>er |n the Orlando ex­ change area without paying a toll charge. Th* optional extended servlea which soma local subscriber! now have will be discontinued. The new telephone number* now being assigned will be mailed to m ident aubscriber* about on* week before the service Is cut­ over, It Is announced. Th* num­ ber* will b* mailed in the form of gummed diees which are to b* attached to the dial of each telephnna act. Complete Instructions on how to attach the new number will b# mailed at th* urn* time. Business firms In the local e*. rh tn re are* have already received their new numbers so that they can plan their advertiaing and hu« new tsationery such as letterheads and business cards. Th* new telephone directory which U now being compiled will he delivered to subscribers a week before cut-over. It will contain the new numbers In both the Winter Park and Orlando exchanges In­ cluded in lha diractory will he a section of th# "yallow p*g*s" re­ presenting business firms in both the Winter Park and Orlando ex­ change areas. The new telephone directory will also Include com­ plete instructions on how to dial with th* new prefixes and how to place toll-frea calls to Orlando. Telephone Number For South County Subscribers Additional Local News On Page 4 Lions Club Men Stan E. Comstock To See “ Fabulous Funeral At 4 P. M. Florida” Film Show Members of the Ssnford L'ons This Afternoon Club will see s film on "Fabulous Florida" tomorrow at their noon lunrbeon meeting. Lions Club president, W. Hugh Dunean. said that the Rim is a 20-mlnvt* technicolor production and will show Lions Club mem­ ber* more about Ihflr own home atate. Duncan also announced that the annual light bulb sale will be con­ ducted this year by lh* Sanford Club beginning on Oct. IS. He annon need that Ben Wad* has been named chalrmsn of the commlt'ee In charge of the sale that will take members of tha local clidi through­ out the eily on a door-io-door campaign in supporl of their pro- RAYMOND r . LORD CRAWLS from beneath his anlnunbile Satarday night after being nnder his # s r anl n the water far more then 3} minutes, (navtablr J. Q. Galloway help, laird out of the water. e ChUff I’kuo) frank A" wrecker kited the car /rows tha ditch to rtie u c tha motorist. Clied diub. .................................................. Sen. Walter F. George Dies Sunday In Georgia .Funeral services for 3!r S'an K Comstock. 72, well-known In­ vestment broker, were held this afternoon at 4 o'clock at Fairchild Funaral Home In Orlando with the Rev. Robert If. ktcCaalln officiating. Burial will be held *1 • later date. 3tr Comstock died suddenly Sun­ day in an Orlando hospital. II* was widely known in the San­ ford are* and had many friends her*. Ha had been a resident of Or­ lando for a years. Survivors Include his *if*. Mrs. Viva Comstock; a son, Donald Comstock of Miami; and two graadchildrae. � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 02, 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/970d6849eadda5b01d42e368b4977226.pdf 17e379302977bd2f381d6c1ca58ea365 PDF Text Text v r - ■* __________ CL JtonuL (Buying J oamuIjcl Can’t bsL (Boat t h i OUH AIM i* to bufid for PLUS you the home buyer the OUR POLICY Is to guaran­ very beet home we can at tee the workmanship and a price you can afford. material used in the hornet we build for a period of 1 POLICY year. You must be satisfied or we will return your money. Cq jU cd A — A Sound Investment And A Happy Home IN SOUTH P1NECREST SECOND ADDITION D •) « «> n 0 10 Homes are ready for immediate occupancy 6 Homes will be completed in 3 weeks. 25 Additional homes have been started. From the aerial view above you can see the results, of this FORMULA. Only 2 years ago we started South Pinecrest, over 260 homes have been sold In this plann­ ed community with paved streets, city water A sewer- ' KITCHEN EQUIPPED BY HOTPOINT FINANCING PLANS; age, paved curbs and all other city conveniences. When • • you buy an "Odham A Tudor Home** you buy confi­ dence, security. . . lu xury. . . at a price you can afford. F. H- A. In Sen-ice F. H. A We can qualify you ior one of these plans in minutea. Down Payment Cr Closing Costas low as $1200. # # .Monthly Payments cheaper than rent. Drive Out Now And Select Your Home — :• ■■ r f b ‘> *•# O D H A M & T U D O R Inc. Brailey Odham, President BUILDERS OF FIN ER H O M ES------ Sales Office Corner 27th and 17-92 Phone FA 2-1501 . m«- - --i >- ■wrrTr~*~ “T U r: 'I ‘I �— •MtSm5xx. W eather S/iop and Save (iTIju W anted lim ilfr Tmr*r *i°«dy ttriw n , r riJ « r Uk acattrrrd thundershowers. ■ V O L . X L IX - •'>'' . ;.** ;-•* *■-ig-Jr “i£ ‘V ' Established 1909 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY. AUGUST 1. 1057 In Sanford > NO. IS^ United Press I.rast-d Wire County Budget Study Slated For Saturday Wat erway Officials Meet Underway Today Summary On Goals Of Schools Given State Al Kiwanis Club GOING 0» EH BIIIS Submit ed for (he City of Sanford's capital improvement project*—fSanford (laic Crn’er, Ilr* Station No. 2, and Goldsboro Swimming Pool, a rt (left to right) City Man Manager Warren E. Know let and Areh* ect John llurton IV. An analysis of the bids » III b* lubmltted to the i Hoard of ^ fanford f it) Convtni | nera Monday night for its approsal. (Staff Photo) Odharn. Appointed To M ilk Board By Governor Btx principals of Seminole Court, ty school* gtv* the Sanford Ki­ wanis Club yesterday a summary of the goals of th* schools they head and "w hit their effort* will be to better the education of our youngsters.** Those heard on the civic club program were Mrs. Velma Mil. chei of Southsid* Prim ary School, Mr*. E ilraU th Sharon of Westlid* Prim ary School, Mrs Mar. garet Reynolds of Plnecreit School, Harold Heckrnbach of San­ ford Grammar School. Hugh Carlton of Sanford Junior High School, and Andrew J. Bracken of Semi­ nole High School. Mentioned by all of th* princi­ pal* were the crowded conditions of th* present school buildings but each thought th* "new build­ ing program for school* would result In considerable Improvement.'* Mr*. Velma Mitch*!, speaking of her school. Its alms and Ideals, pol.vtrd to Mayor D *\ld Gatchel as one of her pupils In tha first grad*. The principals of Westsld* P ri­ m ary school a m Sam'ii ,j r .is r i■ m ar School spoke briefly on their schools, th# conditions existing Johnny Jones, young basketball there, and the program* being car­ .ta r of Oviedo, la Improving at St. ried out which would benefit fhe Vincents Hospital In Jacksonville, pupils. arroiding lo latest reports recriv. Mrs. Margaret Reynold* •»» her ] ed this morning. talk before the members Ilf th# Jcr m was Injured lari week Klwanls Club mentioned th ”* "you re a r Galnlsvllle, where he Is at­ esn look over the atuden* body tending tha Unlveralty of Florida, and see th* finest citiren* of th* when he wax hit In the head by a county." tree limb. II# w ai working for the Hugh Carlton, principal of San­ Alachua County Road Department ford Junior High explained that at th# time of his Injury. the Kastaidc Prim ary School, used Mrs. Marian Jonei. his mother, recently as a nursery school, was who Is a correspondent for The activated In order lo prevent dou­ Sanford Herald, said this mornlnr ble s e l d o m . “ It Is one of the that he rested •'well last night." worst thing* for education,*' he ‘•I'd say he Is definitely better said and "in th* present shortage —It looks more encouraging" of room we are doing all we can Mr*. Jones said this morning, to bring in outside activltiee." "However, h* Is still on the criti­ Andrew J . Bracken, Semlno' cal list." Johnny Jones' wife, leona, his High School principal, spoke on th* philosophy nf running a school. mother and father, Mr. and Mr*. He stressed, particularly, that J. B. Jones and other members of "the school belong* to the com­ th* family are In Jacksonville to munity." He commented Uiat * be with lha Injured Oviedo boy. Mr* Jone* *ald this morning school can be no belter than th# community In whlrh it I* local. I that "they're still administering Bracken explained that two pro­ oxygen but with a restful night gram s were used, o ra for those he la showing Improvement He'a who Intend to go to college and been a mighty sick boy." another for those who will not go PIG IRON PYC.MMION to college. The college preparatory NEWPORT BEACH. Calif. W program, he said, would stress ^K ideaper* had their hands full •'railing and creative writing. when they carted off an imporied The school principals' weic in­ lu-auty from the front of a lamp troduced by Stewart (Satchel. In shop The 2,300-pound nude statue, rharg* of the program was the a life-lie lamp base brought here Klwwnis Club's boys and girl* from Italy was stolen T>n*day night. committee. TALLAHASSEE W — Three advocata to ab..U h controls on the [ new member* wars added to the j retail level, was named co m m it.' Sjate Milk Commission today | slon adminlatrator, replacing L 1 fn iid speculation the move will K. Nicholas Jr., whoa* term ax-1 lend to the abulition of mtik price pired. controls. Collins, In the appointment*' A / | . _ 1 A \ / A . wm Gov. LeRoy Collin* named J. announced Wednesday, named A l l C l L I I B d l A BrallSy Ouham «f Sanford, * Jackson Logan of Tampa to sue* longtlma support of the governor, | card H. G. Cochran who rtsigned Lieutenant Commander W iuum to replace Chairman Dexter (o he-orre state beverage director L. Hayden, USN, Sanford Naval Lowrjr of Tallahassee. Lowry, an and Wilmer Bassett of Monticello Air Station Security Officer, re­ to replace Henry Schned'G-r of tired yesterday at 3:00 P.M. from Kustia, vrticvi# farm expired May the United Stales Navy after serv­ 30. ing almost twmty-nln* years of Colllna with the appointments, ’i tvaiuiaiiVMf continuous aitato active l|UIJ* duty. Captain U gamed tight control over the A. Ar1hur. N. r »| Alr station Comagency which he lough to abolish { mandlng officer, stated upon preduring tha 195i Legislature. T h e ' lff,Bng LCDR Hayden hia orderi GAINESVILLE Fla. — Hanks lawmakers also turned down a , to retirement, the following ex* fifth In the nation In the number movo to halt tlia price fixing prrtsion of gratitude: "In behalf of municipalities that have adopted powers of the seven-member com of the United State* Government, the city m anager gorm of govern­ mission at the retail and whole­ the Department nf Defers*, and ment, according to a Public Ad­ sale levels. specifically the United State* N*. The commission meet* here vy, I take this opportunity, with ministration Clearing Service pamphlct published at the University Aug. 13-14 to reorganise. A aeriei humility, to commend you for of publie hearing* on milk priea duties well performed over a per­ of Florida this week. controls is expected to follow. iod of twenty-eight year* and *• City managers are employed by aeven month*. On every day nf S3 of ths sta te s cities, Including your retirement may you took Sanford, repres«nllng L161.22t ... bark on ydurr ssendee r m r e yi-ar* iwith pet-sons or 42 per rent of the state' ^ L o n t r a c f F o r W a t e r k i >«» *nd k n o ri^ ice of h*vjng IC. population And other thing* being equal, i . »s/ . I eompllahed so much for your eoun•re elty manager form of govern- I m p r o v e m e n t W o r k {*nr. YOU a r t detached with rement ha* proved more reaponsive A Sanford firm hat been award *,fl to the need* of the public and ed a contract for w ater improve­ L C nn Hayden entered the Navy inore efficient and economical In ment* in a Florida rity, according in 192ft as an entitled and served the adminlsiration of-eity function* to word reaching here todav. In that capacity uryil September an any other type of city goLea Construction Company of Ittll when he wa* commissioned m m ent developed In the United Sanford was awarded a contract an F.ntign while serving at the Istatei. for water Improvements in Hiviera Naval Modification Unit, Johnsville, Pennsylvania. T hat’* w hit William C. Ilavard, Beach. director of the clearing aervicc, Total amount of the contract HI* first duty assignment was William F. luirsen, former dlrec- I* IM2.000. aboard the battlrwagon USS NKW tor. write In th* lastest elvic in The contract wa* awarded yes­ MEXICO f.om January JW3 until fo.m ation terie* publlrhed here. terday by the Board of City Corn- October 1931 when he was trans­ They warn however, in an u p -! m lu io n en nf Riviera Beach ferred to the battleship USS dated commrnlary of the elty ma------------------ . PENNSYLVANIA, where he s e n d tvager a:-»t«m first published t o l l 2 -Y p n r-O lfl until Mav 193ft anil then served 1933, that "too few pen,le ar# be- ^ • /* ie a r-U ia alioard NAS Terminal Island un­ til February 1938. lng turned out at present'* to fill K J r i f i r l t / . D r n u / n c ly ty manager position* In th e , l/rtJ W ll5 LCDB Hayden w ai then assign, *Ute. ! A 2‘i-yrar-old hoy, ton of Mr. ed to the destroyer USS SHAW They say It is not Isle for th e ' and Mrs. Willlsm II. Cook Sr. of from Februsry 1938 until May 19 fsoientlslitlc* in the field to be M ke Mary wa» taken to the So- 39. From then until January 1912 snsda krown to students und for mlnol* Memorial Hospital yester­ he w ei with VP-13 at NAS San shortly after 4 Pedro, California. FTOm January ■ really good intern program day afternoon through cooperation between the o'clock after being revived when 1912 to May 1914 he served with cities aid the universities to be pulled from Lake Mary, following Fleet Air Wing TWO and then a near-drowning Incident. developid. . was assigned to the Naval Air* Hospital attarhes this morning craft Modification Unit, tohnsMlam, with a 19M census of 23J03S, and Polk City, with 193 report the youngster, William H. ville, Pennsylvania, where he was 4 s'|iie n s aro th# ia isrsl and rniat- Cook Jr., as ‘‘fairly good." commissioned an Ensign. He serv. The young boy was brought to ed there in the rapacity of Shop • > s t cites, respectively, that have adopter the city managrr plan. th* local hospital by Gram Vow Offlrer. Dad* Coutf.y «Miami I rccrntly Funeral lloma'a ambulance where From August t9tft until January Voted r r a county manager plan lie wa* held for observation fol­ 1948. he wa* Maintenance Officer lowing the water accident. for its 2tl municipalities. at NAS Anarostia, Washington, D. C. la trr reporting to NAS Guan­ tanamo Bay, Cuba, where he was Maintenance o fficer also. His (Continued on Tag# Two) M Sgt. John 5. Krider Jr., Co. B. 134th A rm orH Infantry Bat­ talion, Florida National Guard, was honored at a short ceremony at the National Guard Armory last Monday night for being namt-d the NORFOUC. V *. — A Urge | United Kingdom and the United ! ahlpa, cruiser*, dertrnyer*. sub­ neatest soldier in the 48th Armor­ seals NATO fleet exercise ir.volv. Stales. marines and an additional group ed Dlvtalon, Florida P art, at During fhe four** of the exet- of replenishment t)|>e ships will Summer"Field TroW ng th 'V y 'c ^ I • lrcr*, ‘ fr‘,m *'* rise th* NATO forces will rang* participate. M/Sgt. Krldar w ai Pre»*nt«l an nation* I.M heduied for the over the North Atlantic to water* Area of th* exercise will be InscnbeJ ^ n b e d tray by the local unit 5 ! - ^ ™ J*! adjacent to the RritDh !*'<••, the from th# waters off the eoast of Robert B. Pirle, USN, Commander I leeland-Faeroes Gap, the Norwe­ for hla aceoniplislinienL Striking Fleet Atlantic announced gian Sea and portions of lb* North | the UJ5. and Canada and ranging irrvi's the North Atlantic In wa­ The rompelillon for the neatest today. Sea. ters In the vicinity ot the United soldier in the Division is conduct­ More than 150 V ends of all P rim sry purpose o f the exer­ Kingdom. ed avery y e a r -a t Summer Field Training. This Is the second year type* and hundreds of planes will cise, Admiral Wright atates la "to Co-ordinate-1 training In all In a row that Krider has won th* taka part In the 10-day exercise exarrise NATO forces and head­ phases of underway tictles ami called •'STRIKE BACK". Aircraft quarters In co-ordinated opera­ competition In Uie 154th Armd. carriers, battleships, cruisers, tions to Improve the overall com­ antisubmarine w arfare Involving Inf. Bn. destroyer*, submarines and escort bat readiness of force* earmarked surface, air and submarine forces will be emphasired In "SEA Judging la dona In the context ship* will participate along with . with the men wearing only th* Unkcra, ammunition, supply and for Ihe Allied Command.” A NA­ SPRAY". TO tactical exercise designed for uniform Istued to them. No ex- repair ship*. Both carrler-basad This exerriae It a pari nf th* the co-ordinated training of naval tras or special tailored uniform* and mariti.T* patrol planes wilt and air fore** earm arked for NA­ Allied Command Atlantic's routine are allowed In th* competition. form tha air arm , Including some TO will he held during the period training eyrie designed to increase M/Sgt. Krider has been a mem­ of Ihe latrst Jet aircraft. Sept. 4 IS, 1937. Participating will th* efficiency of NATO s*a for­ ber of the local unit sine* Jan. This mark* the first time since be unit* from Canada and the ces operating under common doc­ trine*. 10, I960, and has risen through the 1931 that forces under Admiral United States. ranks to hla present rank. Current­ Jarauld Wright. USN. NATO* Heavy Attack Wing units based Sponsored by Admiral Jarauld ly Krider la assigned as th* pla- Supremt Allied Commander At­ Wright USN, NATO'* Supreme Al­ at Naval Air Station Sanfbrd p ar­ l<on sergeant to the u n lt'i 81mm lantic, will be enraged In large- lied Commander Atlantic, the *v- ticipating In the exerriae will be mortar platoon. Squadron NINE scale combined fleet maneuver*. erelxe named "SEA SPRAY" will Heavy Attack COR Hailett, Vice Admiral Piri* has been de­ be conducted by Vic* Admiral Ro­ romman'lcd by Krider Is m arried to the former N a m e d t i i b n e a t e s t s o l ­ May Elolsallent on of tria city and signated by Admiral Wright a* bert B Pirie, USN, In hi* NATO Heavy Attack Squadron ELEVEN d i e r In lb* Florida Part of th* conducting "STRIKE capacity as Commander Striking commanded by LCDR Hansen and resides t l 4IS W. Howry A**, in officer 48th Armored Division during Dcl-and. He Is th* aon erf Mr. and BACK". Nation* contributing for­ Fleet Atlantic. Heavy Attack Squadron ONE recent training camp nctltlll## Mr*. John S. Mot# than 83 u a a e ts of all types commanded by CDR Dorrlngton Krider Sc., 1422 ce* to tho exercise a r t: Canada, was M /Sft John 8. Krider J r. France, The Netherlands, Norway, Including aircraft carrier*, battle- based at NAS Jacksonville. Summerlin A v t, of this rity. ^ ( I ’hot* By Bergatressj Navy Man Retires City Managers Represent 42 Pet. Of State Population Sanford Firm Gets K Kricer Is Named Neatest Soldier ( A meeting of the Florida Waterwray* Development committee got underway this morning at t l o'­ clock *1 the AngehtU Hotel tn OrUndo. John Under. Manager of the Seminole County Chamber o( Commerce, who h at spearheaded the move to create the committee, said yesterday that the meeting will continue until about 4 o clock this afternoon. Details are yet to be Ironed out relative to committee chairmen and the combining of force* with the Mi aiuippt Valley Associa­ tion. It it (xpeeted that these pro­ blems will be discussed today. Governor LeRoy Collins will send as his personal rrpicser.talive lo the meeting, Admiral Cin­ der. Also expected at thr meeting are rvpu-»ctit*Uve* of the Missi­ ssippi Valley Association and the Atlantic GuU Waterways Associa­ tion. Both organitatlons have s ihibited interest in Joining with th* Florida group to spearhead improcrm**nta in Florida's Inland waterway! system. On th* committee, appoint*.! by Gov. LeRoy Collins recently are: John K ndrr, and G. G. Ware; Gleason M. Stambough and L. K. Bishop; Jack I*. FiUgerald and C h arb t W Loc J r .; W. l’alrncr Van Arsdalt and Alex M. Balfc; J. II. Coppedgt and Georg* W. Gibbs; Roy S. I'hilpot and H. C. Brown. Tli* seicntii member of the com­ mittee. representing the state al large has not ) i t been announced. _ Johnny Jones Is Reported Better No Increase On Millage E x p e cte d The Board of Seminole County Commissioners will look further Into the details of thr propo>ed budget for fiscal 1037-38 Saturday morning after tom* commissioner* slated "not one dime will be voted to Increase the tax burden on our i citlscna." The budget, prepared by Clerk of the Board O. P. Herndon, If Colonel Paul D Troxler. Ja.^ - adopted as proposed, would |ntonvilie District Engineer, U. S. . create the tax millage by approxi.Army Corps of Engineer* an. nnunced today that Id. Col- Ken­ I matcly three mills. Hesrdon told the board Tuesday neth W. Kennedy, ha* rrnorted for duty at the District Office afternoon that law enforcement in where he is slated to succeed Lt. Seminole County it high, causing Col. C. Crr.lg CannOn as Deputy the additional millage, if th* hud-( District Engineer later this year. get is adopted as submitted. Colonel Kennedy, a n*Hve of Na­ ilu riff J. L. Hobby, this mamcogdoches. Texas, Is a 1911 gra­ igg, when asked about the ine'eas. duate of th# Military Academy at | ed cost of law enforcement and West Point and ha* received hi* Uie operation of hla department of­ V aster'* Degre* In Civil Engl- fered a "no com m ent." n*ering from the Massachusetts However, it ssas learned yes­ Institute of Technology. He comet terday that surplua cash funds in to the Jacksonville District fol­ the Fine and Forfeiture Fund, lowing his graduation last mnnth from which the Sheriffs Depart­ from the Armed Force* Staff Col. ment expenses are raid , was rais­ lege at Norfolk, Virginia. P re­ ed In the proposed budget from viously the Colonel attended the 115,0.0 last year to a *33.000 fi­ Command and General Staff Col­ gure this year. lege at Ft. Leavenworth. Kansas. Tills one Increase alona would During World War II he served cause thr addition of millage, one In the Medllerrinean Theater commissioner explalnnh of Operations and participated In Another item in the budget, the 1942 Invasion of North Africa. Other ovrrsea* tour* were with which was not specifically pointed the 31Hilary Advisory Group to cut was the Incrca*# In fees Th* Greece front 19l« '« r»v» .mt Ar 1937-38 budget Includes an Increase my Force* Far East. Japan fVnm from 110,' 00 to *16,000 for Clerk of Circuit Court fee*. 1934 to 19Vt. It wi> *?.pb f-S* for TJic Colonel hi» la d ptipr exI f f trice In Cb'rps St Ent’i/.set- C|. ih* Cicrk of Circuit Court were v r and Military functions as Fxe. Increased ntoro Ilian 50 per cent. o f the Boston Dis­ However, till* Information Is not trict In |9tft ami of the 81- Louis verified. Commissioner* will lie In a District In 1M8 Colonel and Mr*. K'ennrdy, the ‘Trimming mood" when they meet former Audrey Ruth Smith of In special session Saturday morn­ Wo-xlvllie, Texas, and their Dvo ing al 9:30 tn fu rth e r dlsrust the children. Kenneth, J r , and Debra Iwidget. Both Commissioners John Lynn, are making their home at Krider and 1-awTenec Swvfford 4813 Waverly Lane during bis as- have stated that Ihev wilt not appro-e an Increase in miltag* for signmenl In Jeeksonxlile. the r mlng year until "our tax prohii-m* are wxirked out.” I I \n A FINE TIME Commltiion C hairm an Fred DyMILWAUKEE 0> — Clerk l^ f . aon atlampiad to have an extens­ Eer's bachelor party wai a howl­ ion to the S'rnlnole County Jail ing stiecesa, b”l his five compan­ approved for • Juvenile detention ions each had *10 hangovers. A teellon But other members of the Judge Imposed the fine* on tho board would nut listen to plant five party-goer* after they ral-ed for thr proposed move at th* Jail. so much whoopee In a downtown However, Chairm an Dyson was bar that the hand refused to play. successful In securing approval for a skeUh ami au n e y to edlmale t.’.e cost of possible renova­ tion lo lake ra re of "Immediate needs." Indications, as commlstlot #r» it idy ihe proposed budget for next year, are that soras of Ihe "mini­ mum budget rvupilsetiirnta'' will be further rut to take care of the expected increase In millage- Kennedy To Follow Cannon As Deputy District Engineer Additional Local News On Page 2 Us?- a , «. « *KL . * t . -m ! • - tC n . v* j 4 CDIL ARTHUR E. GlSTAVijUN (Official U. 8. Nary l*bo o> ★ ★ ★ Guslavson Reports Aboard SNAS As Denial Officer Com m ander Arthur E. Gustav* son, URN, DDS, ha* reported to the Kanford Naval Air Station n« the newr Dental Offlrer of NAS II# comes to Sanford from the Na tional Navy Medlral Center. Bet-* liesda, Sid CDR Guatavaon It a graduate of the Unlvcrxlfy of iBllsn* «heca I n recriv 4 hi* D iJ? I M # u . (fa was also eeimmiMlupeil an Kn* sign In th# Navy In l i l t and seve. ed hie first tour at the N aval Training Center, Great Lakes, 111. In September 1944 he went to the National Navy Medical Cen­ ter, IWtlicsda, Md. and served there until January 19t3 when he w«a transferred to th# USS GEN­ ERAL G. O. SQUIER (AI*A ISO). IDs next duty station was a t tho Naval A ir Station, Jacksonville, until F ebruary 1949. He tnen w ent to NAS Key West, and serve.) thero until 1930. His next duty assign­ ment was aboard the aircraft c a r­ rier USS MIDWAY (CVA-41) unIII Jan u ary 1932 when he wa* transferred to thr Naval Air S ta­ tion at Norfolk. Va. In 1913 CDH Gustavson was ordered lo duty on Midway Island and served there until July 195ft srhen be went to thr National Nary Medical Centrr. Bcthr.il*. Md. bcf.tr* rep o rt­ ing for duty at NAS Sanford Com m ander Guslavson I* a hol­ der of the American Ar»a Service Medal, European African-Middle Eastern Are* Medal. A iiitlc-P aclflr Area Medal. World W a- II Vic! y Medal. European Occupa­ tion Medal and the American Dc(Conllnurd on Page Two) NAS Units To Join Strike Back' CAPTAIN MONEL A. ARTHUR. COMM\N D IN G OFFICER of Ihe Sanford N aval Air 8 *«»• H eft) congratulates LlCdr. William L. ll*)drn. USN. N AS rW oiil) OIHrer, upon hi* re Iremenl from th# Nary after 28 year*' service. The ceieinuuy wa* h e ld during Captain A rthur'* rreen! personnel Inspeetlod. (Official U. 8. Navy I'hoto) �P a fff 2 — The- S a n fo rd H e ra ld T h u rs d a y , A u g u s t I . (334 Come Forward At Evangelist’s One) Officer Rally Last Night Navy (Continued Front ra g e I next duty was as Security at the Naval Air Station, P e n a NEW YORK IP _ Billy cola, from July 1930 to Autruit Graham preached Wednesday •937, during which tkne he was {night on the A’-ostl* Paul, one of promoted to Lieutenant.Christianity's first evangelists, I.CDft Hayden served a t Divis­ then stood with furrowed brow a t ion Officer of V-2 aboard the air­ 231 persons came forward to re­ craft carrier USS SIBONEY ant) cord ’'decisions for Christ.'* then was a n irn e d to the Naval | . The '•Inquirers’' filed alowly Air Facility, Litchfield Park, Pho 1 aisles of enlx, Ariiona, where he served a> down the bri*htlv-llt the Planning ami E rginrenng Of­ Madison Square Carden and stood in front of ficer. if« was then ordered to NAF with bowed heads G raham 's rostrum. China Lake, California, serving at It was a night typical of the 70 Planning Officer there until o r - 1 meetings Graham h ai heM In the | dered to Naval A ir Station San­ huge , ports arena since he began ford. his New York Crusade May 13. Lr’DR Hayden is a member o f , The 334 Inquireri who went for­ the Meet Reserve Association and ward Wednesday night brought the Veterans of Foreign Wars. 1G raham 's New York total to 40,He is a holder of the Asiatic- 701 Pacific Area Medal. World War j Graham said that the rrusadc's If VI lory Medal, and the National "tremendoue kitten lance” — now Defense Service Medal. past Me 1,328,600 m ark — ''h as LCDR Hsyd»n is married to the mofa than vindicated our decision former Miss Carolina Van D #r-1to extend the rrusade " *on of Fffipjjham. Illinois. They The Graham crusade, which are currently residing at 2S2) was extended to Aug. 10 heyond Laurel Avenue, Sanford, which j it* original closing date «f June will be their retirem ent bomr 30 and a n extended closing o f pending formulation of plans for J u I m '30. h » » hpe-Vea f t ] G a r d e n th# future. stter.dsne* records r- — ' ia !.T( DR. WILLIAM L- IIAYDEN, USN. NAS SECURITY OFFICER, (cen ter) Inspects personnel of N AS upon his retirem -nt from tba N icy after 2J y e t r s ' service, st tho recent Cap'tin's Inspection. CAPT. LIONEL A. ARTHUR. COMMANDING OFFICER or the Sanford Nasal Air Station, Inspects Department during b it recent personnel inspection. (Official U. S. Navy of the NAS Suppl) Krsonncl oto) Gustavson (Continued From Page One) fens* Service Mrdal. He is married to the former Misa Barbara J. Beck of Soutx City, Iowa. They have two child­ ren, Mary, », and Frances, 4 years old. They are currently residing at 216 Lake Shorr Drive, Oakland •bores, Maitland. Hospital Notes JULY 31 Admissions Julia Williami (Lake Monroe) Ann Whitaker Reynolds (Sanford) Lowlaa ^aborts (Sanford) Hamilton C. Bone fOitern) William B. Cook J r . (Lake Mary) D lsrhargri Rosa McKinnon (Oviedo) Maggie Beasley <Ovltdo) Mrs. Stevenson Miles and baby boy, (Sanford). James 5. Syplea (Sanfo'dl Marcella Smith (Sanford) Susan Jackson (Oviedo) Carrie Davla (Sanford) Dianna O ranvlllt (Oviedo) Susan Champlln and baby. (San­ ford). AUG. I Admission* Teresa M. Michael (Sanford) Donna Lea Atkina 'Sanford) Mary Saunders (Sanford) Births Mr. and Mrs. n lc h atd Atkins, • baby girl. Discharges Mora C. King (DtBary) Visiting Hoars: r n v a ta Ito-uns, I) a. m. to » p. m .; Semi Private Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m.. 7 to I p. m.; Pediatric*, U a. n . to I p. n Parent* and GrandparenU only: Obstetrics, No visiting during feeding of babies. Private Koomi, U a. m to 12 noon, I to 4 p m. and 7 to * p. m., Serai Private Rooms, ] to 4 p. m. and 7 to • p. m. CAR •'PRO FIT" 120.000 MIAMI W — Anthony ClauiL 33, h is discovered a great way to do business but a mighty poor one for staying out of trouble. Police chargtd tho used car dealer with buying tha same 1937 Cadillac (our times with bogus cheeks and reaalling tt for cash for a net profit of 120.000. Legal Notice I * T H E C I O C I I T C O IR T . I » I* T M J U D IC IA L C IR C IIT o r f l o r i d * is i m i r o ii IK M in O L E c o t x t r , i H s x i r .N i s o . e v s i R IC H A H D A l . L L N l l d l .S I i:S l m is llf l: h O f U IA JE A N x o t ic e Lansing Passes CPA Examination Charles Laming, son of Mr. and Mrs. Porter I-amlng of Sanford received word jcslenlmy that he had pasted all pha«ea of tho C P.A. ru m in a tio n taken in May. R. W arner Ring, Miami, chairm an of tha Stale Board of Accountancy, announced Tuftday th at 39 candi­ j dates had passed out of the 261 | who took th* examination. FourtyI eight others will be eligible for ex­ tended examination, having p is s ­ ed two or more parts j L anilnr was graduated from Seminole High School and Stet­ HURRY’S THANKFUL, ANYHOW son University, Class of 1956. He worked with th# firm of Psrby, STANTON, Mich. tf - M r a . Nan-1 ey Luca* of Stanton was on DO Darby and Odtiam. a C .P * . Co. days probation today because her in Tampa, until la st Novemter aim was poor. Mrs. Lucas threw when he transferred to Lake Ci.y, an ink well at her husband, Glen, with the same firm. He is married lo the former Alice Alexander of in the county sheriff's office but Orlando. The couple live in Lake missed and splattered the wall of City. th* police station with ink. rrn JMm SbS g m n JUANITA MARIISO, 20, balancra (top) on tha sixth-floor root ledge o( her apartment house In the Dronr, N. Y., as polict and Spanish* •peaking priests plead with her not to jump. Tha glrl'a heels were out In spar* as she balanced on her toes. Repontdly despondent over an argument with relatives, she was persuaded to lean forward (bottom, left) to kiss a crucifix and n*v. Igr.acto Zulueta grabbed her. At right, a policeman holds the scresmlng girl down on th* way to th* hospital to end the 77-mlnuta drama. (International) HURRY! BE THE FIRST TO SAVE: 500 YEARS OF SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS X jM uiw .w V xp C _ 7H £AlCU eM l3T3 O f 0 * 0 AM 5 7G < lO /*f K » V TO B aoc . A * e n ) L 3 7 b (. H O LM L* D a fa n d s tl ) d e s e .m * ONE NIGHT ONLY 6:00 P.M. Tilt 9:00 P .M .- AUGUST 2 nd ■* “ SAVE ON REFRIGERATORS, WASHERS, T V S , RANGES, AIR CONDITIONERS, PLUS HUNDREDS OF OTHER VALUE PACKED ITEMS. to B T A T E o r F L O R ID A TO : NORM A JE A N IIO L M I.S . S it H am p to n A n n o , T s r r s H t u is . I n ­ d ia n a A (w o r n C o m p la in t h a v lM tu rn file d s a s ln s t you In th a r t r i u l t C o u rt la and (o r e a ra ln o la County, F lo r id a ia C h a n e o rr. (e r P lv e r c t s k a a n e rt t it le of sa id a n io n Solos R IC H A R D A L L E N H O L M * 8 . p ls lo . t in v s . N o n s iA j e a n i i o l m e *. D o fsn d a a t. tk sa o nroaonta oro to e au to and ro - iu lra y o u to tllo you r w rltto n l i i t i m o . I t a n v . le tha C o m p la in t flto d h a ra ln . an d to „ n o a t o r e H i t r t a f u e o n P la t n t t r r s A tt e r a a y e a a r b a fs r a th a l» lh day e t A u a u tL A. D t t I T . o ih t r w it o a D o rre a F r a C e a ta sa e w il t ha e n u r ­ ed a g a in st you and th a ca u sa eracae d a t p a rte . X V IT N E t a t o r h a n d an d ofM rlo! R e a l at S a n fo rd . I D m ln n l, County, F lo r id a tj»l« l*t** m J u ly . t*47. O. P. I t K It N DO N c tn r k * ( th e e i i m l i Co urt lism la o t* C o u n ty . F lo rid a O o rd na V . F / » ' e r l f V A tto rn o r (o r r i a l n t l f f l* n l l o . I l i a S S I N o ith P a r k A v v a u a S a n fo rd . F lo rid a TH* -C ON ALL DISPLAY MERCHANDISE— SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY \ 115 E. 1st Street Phone FA 2-1771 �Thum iajr, August 1. 1957 The Sanford Herald—?**• S Social £vmi& fisM om th Vacation Bible School Starts At Upsala Church, Robert W. Lord hai once more been diim iised from the hospital The Vacation Bibla School of the and la resting comfortably in his Upsala Preabyterian Church starts home on Sanford Ave. H* will Monday. August 1 through Aug welcome visits from hie many ust 9, with exercises Friday even­ ing. Hours are !> a. m. to 11:30 a. friends. m. All are welcome to attend. Re­ * Hr VIRGINIA CONN, Roriety Edlloe Mra. Gordon Sweeney has re­ gistration wii, be Monday morning • I Aril* end Bob Malden are i-g Europe and will be back In turned from a trip to Alanta whera August 3 at the church. b ack from thrr# weeki *1 Quogue, Sanford in September. Young she attended the Southern China. L. 1. with Anita'* mother It w ii a John Robert la Maying with hit Glass and Gift show. Mrs. Sw-ee P egg-ing Away happy light to tee the houae In grandfather In France, and U ney stayed at the Dinkier Plaia by P e tty Foldes Loch Arbor with the windowi .peaking that language fluently, Motel. This weekend Mr. and Mrs Vacationing on Long Island, you open ar.d a lived in look once A» ii the habit with French boy*, Sweeney and their three children m ore. The Haddeni took their two he will no doubt be toting hit will go to New Smyrna Beach for still do not get tno far away from Broadway. We drove to South children. Bobby and Ale*, and wine to ichool in the fall, in lieu s vacation. ampt/vn to see If we could pick th ey all flew to Ne* York. There of the milk that li *a acarec in suit bargains , they enjoyed the wonderful I/>ng that country. Think Mr* Mitchell Mr. ind Mrs. Joseph R Rainer up some bathing *f Island beach life, where times will ha»e something to sar about of Jacksonville wvre guests re and ran smack Into Mam a Jol1r have not charged except for the that! eently of Mr*. D W. Porter and ! Gabor and her nice new. b etter. Old friends were there in Like , com pine of hue# n»*- her »on, B M. Porter of VAM II. your.g huibai.J- Jolle was wearing short* — and she really shouldn'tabundance and life w»s a series historic e*rth worms the tremen- in their DeBary home. o f beach parties, cocktail parties , j oUI ••fat»'* of Uie state road de. But they were Just as h*Pry as Dr. and Mrs C. L. Psrk Rr could be. When someone told an d outdoor sports. A nitas moth- jurtm ent are crawling up an j e r missel her already, and cer- ,i0» n Kt M l0 , hf> g a it ^ San- have relum ed from a two weeks Jolie thst they mistook her for her deughtcr. Magda, she blush­ tainly Anita will have a hard time f0j.^ Out of swamp and field vacation at Daytona Beach, ed like s schoolgirl. Ah. youth! com ing down to earth after such (hey »re slowly carving a road, Mr. and Mrs Richard Mspes a vacation. pushing muck here, dumping dtrt When we went to the John Drew Cliff Duncan is In Boston look- there. Noth.ng stops the progress left Si turd sy for a tn p to Rich­ TTicatre tn Ea*l Hampton on Mon­ a Ing for t plsre to live. Rosemary 0f the,* monsters in their retent- mond, Va. and New York State day night to see Miriam Hopkins * la still In Pensacola with her |Mldetermination to rearrange Mrs. Jamee Sharon is recover. and Sy'via Sidney in ‘'The Old fam ily. Cliff will return to San- p ,, country tide The existing road ford this weekend lias become a washboard from the Ing from an illness in Seminole Maid”. »c had dinner at the Sea Memorial Hospital Spirit lifters Spra.v. t i i iests of Ijbby Mirons, t'pe:a lligginbullwktn U cf? *■ ««!ght ofthe marhinee. tW e^ turtouiiJs l-ersolf gam . She and Carol Sue and little onf tmut use thla highway daily have been a weekend visit from who always Hill are going to Davtona Pe*ch .j,,. w-iio!e affair is a nusiancc. Mr. and Mrs Alex Sharon of with th# mivst attractive people. fo r the weekend, and then to help b»'ng a- Jacksonville, aril almost dally , One of them was Clara Dreiin. plavwr glit Jacksonville, where Carol Sue will ^ d r u c k by the enormity of the rails from another ton. Jim , who' whose «on in law la Y esr Itch", stay with her aunt for a week, ^.ration and equipment, lives in Washington. I). C. With Axelrod ("Seven ectt. It was while Crela and Bill come hack ,n f week* a wide new til this encouragement, (he pa­ "Tunnel of Love" to Sanford The wheels will drop road will exist here where befora tient will soon be able to Join her good lo see such favorites as Mir lam and Sylvia. They aged much * o ff that Cadillac yet. a narrow rAut# led to the beaches family once more. * Mary and Bart Petemon and In a few werka the casual traveler less than did the play they ap­ Becky (lulland will spend a day will take for granted the smooth Mrs. Katherine Jones Is stejing peared in. We also ran into pro th is week in Ormond Beich with nrss of the highway, never giving si the Y eldrt Motel prior to mov­ ducer Hon Rawvw He's so hand rousins who wish to visit with a thought to the work that has ing Into an apartment o*> T hirt­ some, that tf he wanted to. he Becky. Sorry to hear that Bart Just completed tt. Another entran- eenth St Mrs Jones is an old could be a matin## idol. Drum h as not been feeling well The re to Sanford will have been friend of Mrs. Bart IV erson. and healer Betty le e Hunt was at the ■and and sea sre Just what he opened, luring the motorist with will be e nur>r at Seminole Mem­ entrance all equipped with a cam needs to put ths sparkle hack in its promise of smooth and safe orial Hospital. Mer young son, era. ready to *h<**t the celebs, ef hia eye. who is vlsltlrg his grandparents which there were plenty. driving Congratulation! to John ind The "Cool Commodore" has in North Carolina will Jo<n her Keen Ivey for having tha "GarThe title of th# U tcsi Re* H ar­ come hark to Senford. Thi» Is soon. m den of the Month." This Is an . rison picture in which he appear* * honor especially treasure! in tha n ,,h " rin«,e- r f* Mr. and Mrs J V Stowvll ar-1 with Key Keniiail. it not too ap­ sum m er, since th . o v er,.,* * .Ing <* «ATw ng Two on the west children, Javi* and Kvren will propriate. It's "The Constant Hus­ h ea t usually causes plant, to ^ * ‘l *nd leave their home at "I.ucd'y band" which sexy Hcxy evident­ shrivel and brown M.ght add JA™ Acre*", Geneva, Sunday, for a ly I* not . . , Of all the beauty th a t the Ivey home la a. lovel, •« «*• and DuA who surprise vacation This means, of queen* now being chosen, » r are Inside a. it is out. and ‘ Sways ™*« , "d T lM m« "r W end, in course, that no plans have been most Intrigued by Miss Navel Or­ . delight to visit. ^ n,orJ w,!l C°n# br Thurs- mad# Th# only planned stop, on ange and Miss Pine Sol. Th# latTerry and John Price ara tour l!*Fler has to be sweet scented and — — -------------------------- - | A small dinner party was given a tour of Florid*. Is that of San- disinfect lie ..............Noel Coward. tbel island, where they will col­ . . _ (/ r . recently by Gretchen H all Invil. some shells. The Stowrlls who will appear in his play "Nude H o w l o K e e p i T U l t <d *»r# Betty and Bill Lemos. lect should return with an interesting With Violin", will study his part _ _ , , Betty and Jim Guy, Jean and Bill story, depending on whether thev In * Bermuda retreat. . . * F ro m D a rk e n in g Stetson. Jane and John Miller believe bill boards or mad . . and Forrest Norvell. Doesn't J»n# Meadows. Steve Allen's Rome fruits darken during ^ im , n aft, r (loM map*. wife, !• expecting Since Steve has freezing If not treated tn retard it? Speaking of shells. Mrs. George three sons by a former marriage, freezing such fruits list antidark new. for Sanford, but good Harden and Mrs W A A lams he hoj>es it's going to be a girl— w<ee recent visitor* at I.ong I’oat Supreme Court Justice Frank Conening treatment v. part of the “ >«" *• Ion, our (Juogu# nclghtvor. is ex freezing preparation Several '«»•• n» p Key In Ssrasol.v, where Mrs Euta or is it trnth types of snlldarkcning tre-itinents »n»hue. Marion Donahue has Spencer has a house Th» shell peclJng his 9th grandchild? II* was at our re­ a r s used b-rau*» .11 fntils sre °f ««m.|mloua help In the hunting is very good there, and cent wedding anniversary party, many Sanford friend* have pur­ not protected equally well by all nle S Y iz y ,°? iDuring ' as were Judge and Mrs. Tommy Hospital the * . o r Memorial Iloin l,tl ih« sued this activity whita visiting Aurclio, also Quogltcs. . .The Altshe was coMrs. Spencer. F'>r movt of the fruils that nr#d ' * ' * / ' * r. ratlins h*ve a beautiful daughter. y t darkening treatm ent ..c o m e chairman fh j romofm Mthe Boxnffire F tas well as a handuvme ton. . . and Mra. II. C. Oakes has returned nn# of the most gracious home* In a c . d f v i t w ^ n C 1 s n . y tH. u . * d . , h ((1, ^ -pllf y „ r to her home at <S Scott Ave this quiet town. Tbrs , ' „ .rhcdule eha.rman of the Ing roioc and f avw of fndt and Donahue. after a two monlh trip to New Kngland ind New York. .She at a d d . nutritive va ue I - I - •< ¥' b |' k lo ndiadelphis. where tended the fiftieth reunion of her l to the evpcnve of freezing ' * 1 cljs* it Wellesley College, Wei Avcorb'* ifld in crysiallm e or powdered f»rm is available at J*"* M'!l*r has s new cal m m . Iciley, Mass There were 1 » mem*ome locker plan’s. Ascorbic acid *d Mr Jones John and Do lie her* present, which won th# lad tablotv can be used but are more ««*k another cat with them lea a prize for the largest attend­ expensive and more difficult lo Sanlsndo to cau h s mmise ing*. The reunion callwl for dissolve than crystalline nr powd- 'b»< h»d been making itself at speech**, dinners and shenanig­ ered aicnrHc acid Alsi, filler h*>n>» »h»lr t»W r John pul (he an* and it wa* much Bin to visit In the tablet, ma, make the syr «" «»P of the mouse, and the again with old classmate* and up clo.dy. !•«*»•, Ju.j‘ ^ ^ , r * 'n , roommate*. To ate dissolve a.corb'e ae:J ^ •» ,h« P*« « <h« * «• In . little cold water. If using The mouse was eradicated by big Trom Welleoiey, Mr* Oekea ( tablets, crush them so they will C»me hunter King h lm ^ lf. I wrnt to Cap* Cod and Buffalo. I *.-ho»1mit*t once dissoiv* more easily Don't know whether anyone N. Y . where In simp park. A id the dissoiv- cares or not. but If you should 1more -ltd the honors. Then on to ed ascorbic acid to the cold sirup be shopping for children's clothes ; Chitauqua, N Y. and the m a '. JirLY Jl ahortly hefore using- Stir it in for *chool, take heed Amy Vend- vellous summer muslrat festival Mr*. H J Compton gently so you won't sttr in air. Sol- crbtlt. In a recent T V. interview, Tbe Student Prince. An* start a and AUG. I titions of ascorbic acid should be <«rs that the acceptable school The Seven Yn*r Itch were only C htrlei 0 . Wilke mad« up is needed. Keep sirup costume In Westport. N. Y is blue three, of th# play* *e#n by Mr* Don Rrrrkenridg* in refrigerator until used ] Jeans. This from a member of Oakes, tis that lovely old town. W. n Meed* In sugar pak Sprinkle the HI*-'one of America's oldest and most Phillip Skate* Ten days at Glen Cove, L. I. solved ascorbic arid over the fruit fsbled families, should have an just before adding n g a r . rifeet on all mothers who w*nt with her daughter brought to an In unsweetened pacV Sprinkle 'heir sons and daughters dressed end the schedule, and Mr*. 0*k*« | Mr*. Gretchen Hall h id *s her th* dissolved ascorbic over the » I* mode Of course, Miss Vand- hoarded the train for point* touth, guests recently. 1-edr a id Mrs fruit and mix thoroughly Just be erbilt has three hoys, ind l rath- enriched by memorie* of * de­ William F leet of Jacksonville and fo re picking If w ater is added er HouM that If she had daugh- lightful Summer. their three children to th# fruit, dissolve the ascorbic l«f» <b»t they would allow her acid in 'he water. I"* ,^rTn *» )**"*In fruit Juice. Add ascnrblc acid The k anderbllt Jeans never directly to the Juice. Stir e-lv en'» mit. and are aent o u fh to dUiol*# afCorbic acM. t0 orP^I n | *n F.-iropa when th« In crushed fruits and fruit pure- ,WT» outgrow them. "There . e . Aid dissolved a.ro ib ie acid ,h* Mf . ***•»« J»l n * ront'nue to to the fruit preparation and mi* ‘Pr»*d their pleasant lilt!# phtlosThere are on the market special of simpllcily. durability and ^ on t e r m s t o s u i t y o u anti darkening p rrp a rs'lo n i — us l l ' »ri>und usefullnris Ami. so, usslly made of ascorbic acid mix- ,infe * ** *lVrn the *'f»r.i I U nder lha G AC. plan, you *•1 with sugar or with sugar and ^ muster today. I shall stop don'! hovo to borrow mota than citric acid If you use one of and i*« what I can And for to- ' you naad or ta n lh«rj you want. morrow. Notice that Mis* Vander­ these, follow m in u fa c tu rtr’s di­ bilt said nothing about squeezing You gat * loan tailorad to su it, rection. In these mixtures ascorbic arid a matronly figure into Jeans, so your own parsonal It usually th* Impotant activ e, t’I f ^ ro^*n* on '**• ^ ° ° r ipacilic«iions. Ingredient. Because o f Its dilution with other m aterials, ascorbic acid purchased in these forms may be mor* expensive thin the pur# ascorbic arid. Citric arid, lemom Juice. For loon* up THURSDAY *600 a few fruits cliric acid or lemom Th# Junior Choir of the Ftrat Juica (which contains both citric Baptist Church will n b ea rsa at a a d and ascorbic acid) makes a «:1S. th* Interm ediate Choir at •uitahla antidarkrning a g e n t . 7:00, and th* Adult Choir »• 8:00. However neither is a* effective Th# Sanford Dupilcata Bridge C O R P O R A T I O N as atcorhle arid. Citric arid or Club will meet*at tb# Yacht Club AMOUNT CATMINTS I Q . lemon Juica In th* large quantiti­ at * 00 p m. August 1. Partners MONTMl >0 MOOtMl II MONTHS W MONTHl es needed In same rases would will be drawn from s grab bag. J 75 00 — J JCS J J 47 m ask th« natural fru it flav*r* or Instead of pairing off in the hi J 7 JJ 160 00 i 9 49 utl «*y. All interacted parties are make th* fruiti loo sour. 10 79 1 1 67 16 11 47J 00 Citric acid in crystaliin* or invited to attend. 74 21 33 30 69 47 30 powdered form is available *1 SATURDAY 60000 ] 34 39 39 34 47 66 59 35 Th# R A '« cf th# Firrt Baptist d ru g stores and tome locker plants. When using citric arid, ills, (Yturrh will meat at the church SA N fO R D solve |t in a little cold water be­ it J 10 a m *1 3''##t . . . . . . . . t . . - ~ r ^ . f A lr 4 o t J l T 4 i fore adding to the fru it accord­ (Oi4 *•.»<•„ ?*•*••» *,.!* • d ing to directions for that fruit. ------ ----------------------- O R L A N D O ------------------------------For some fruits steam ing for D O W N T O W N —40F West Centiot A' • * « * . ' . . . . . . f#l. J d4 f ) a few minutes before packing is (taaw Haiti I . >a . | | enough lo control darkening. C O I O N I A I T O W N —I 243 f a i t Colonial Dili* . , . . f#4, t - 7 H i W* hav* aamplaa of ascorbic a rid In our office. If you want a ORt* *«*n: Dctly M . WNmut*rTtoNrday f lf sample riM i t our office In tfi* _L O A N 8 M A P I TO R H ID IN T 8 O f A l l N I A » « r f f t w * i* Courthouse. Conning The News Happy Birthday vnlucw Jn h en llh n n d b e a u ty needtt an d R u n tim e nupplitm . to o k al th e n a tio n a lly know n n a m e s — hnu«ehold h u v -w n n U fo r q iin lily . I.nok a l n ttr low, low- price-* — f ira l-h n n d p ro o f th a t y o u m v p m o n ey h e r e ! No w ond­ er wo m a n y people look* h ere ! N o w o n d er wo m a n y p eo p le look lo T O l’C H T O X S fo r th e b est h u m in all d r u g wtore Mipplipw. PICNIC JUGS *3.59 ' 51b. Eesoir Saifs a r S I 7.19 -Wi 1 100 Aspirin .9 $1.09 Absorbine Jr. .89 Doan'Pills .59 & 1.18 '""'Cilrale Magnesia.19 . 3 Bags Bubble Bath .59 5 «llce TOASTER *13.95 $5 .95 to $6.9.5 12.49 IRONING BOARD PADS $ 1 .3 9 ■ $.1.19 1 0 0 '“* N y lo n Ov c rn ig ltl BAGS $2.49 $1!.9S F lb p r S n rln tr Lndv Sunheain AUTO CUSHIONS ELECTRIC RAZORS 511.95 $ 2 .1 9 $1.9S PP- BARBEQUE SET F o r k — T ttrn p r & l.a tlle j E l r r l r i r E iililing w zm g IRONS W rlg h n Icvw llin n on e lb. The 9 2 3 ,3 6 9 S Prescriptions M I s:*i 52.99 t |. 9 S — J . 19 Barbeque Aprons All Onp I 'r i r c $ii.9!S S u p p rlp c lrlr IUII! DRYER 51.49 *5 .4 9 c have filled speak vol­ umes for the confidence physicians and llicir pa­ tients have in the accura­ cy, promptness and ccon omy of onr sendee. FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY ROAST TOM TURKEY Wilh DRESSING -UI.95 Chip Ilo d r MASSAGER *5 .4 9 | ’ T h p nhovp N crvul w ilh u n i t y , R r a p c f ru ll Julrp, tw o vpgplahlp* nnd tunned n aiad , r h illr tl jrllo , hot roll-*, h itl lr r , Ipa o r c o f f r r . 12 o/. G R II.I.F M W E ST E R N T -H O N E S T ^ A K n erv e d w ith fre n c h ro lls X Im tte r. f rie d p o ln lo e n , n aiad , hot tP ^ fr I.DU ELECTRIC FANS 2 0 " FAN $24.95 LOANS of A L L S I Z E S O 30" Stationery FAN $' .95 COSTUME JEWELRY Regular Price $2.00 10" Oscillating FAN $ 9 . 9 5 .A C. FIN A N C 1 NOW 8" Stationery FAN $ 5 . 4 9 Portable Patio LIGHTS Aluminum ‘ 1 .3 9 �•« BBBB MM I ---^ — * ‘ 1 ^ itorials Backstairs At Whitehouse powaTGuoc •I ll« » •» -f IkarM . B» WFKR1*AN SMITH • » * ik« U lf ef Ik* « i l i * t i . * b*r <* * •* * ■ * •■ ,0 l! * * 7 * ? fiu te d Pr*e» Whit* Hsus* Writer society »r.d fe.t th a t « had th# WASHINGTON tR — Backstairs best I°°d ln th* rielody. th« r#«at *h# W>.iU Housetaurant owner wrote. “Our specTb* National Security Council.' ialtics are broiled lire lobster, one of the raie rr.-.er.t'i most »c- ‘teak and chicken. ___ ere: borfl**. . 1 1 in a hot and "We would be honored to h a ,, heavy session last week in the Mr. EL;-*-ower o r any of th# cab;r.et n o n of th i White House. Washington viiltor* aa c # President Eisenhower oat In hio iguests." h ig h ja ck e d , black leather chair And *n would any reoU urart at the l*ng. shining table. Around operator in America. The oad fact ■him were the council member*, for the lady outride Newport ta* f.ar.k<d by the ration 1 higheit Preaidenti never — well, almoit fo . the blame i« heaped upon the Board of T h « T o w n o f A ltn m o n U S p rin g * b** ranking admiral* and generate never—dine out. plus experts on atomic energy. *»tn thu n«*d f o r p r o p e r ty r«***«um.nt Commissioner* unfairly- The commission, ______ ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ nor anv of it* member*, has the very first Suddenly the hallway a n d in IN I o rd g ro d a com pi* to r e a p p r a u a l ►**BtrroH jerked open. Several of the mem? «*> • r S t o S T s S i s r s : ^ « » » < » a. .«>. * . » . « » > « « * of value*. I n « the Se J £ |f funtU a rrn -. ther*. hands are tied SECRETLY ->,r* looked up quickly to find one SOUTH KR.Nt.RS of Wadiington'* b*:Uf known WORKING . The Southern group u a | reporter# standing In the r 0“ Uer to 2 ? S with ?he needs' milUge *nd the county comes to a aUnditiO. One person cannot and should not halt kas been busy. M*«tinr quietly doorway. The door shut quickly has been increased to 7. still nearly one-third the progress of an entire county com­ and i«cretcly, they have been and the e -rb arra ise l corr?*r«nof the original tax. And now. they’ve orderm unity—no one person should have the au­ p’.anmng methods of combating f « M ‘‘im ielf staring into. ed the second reassessment or reevaluation ' .” , . ^ the net — so boby blue eye* of thority to say th a t funds will not be provid­ left wm* integration prvs.ure # ^ trv n L on which they’re awaiting a reported for the operation of its government and Last week they mad* their firs: -------The City of Sanford only recently, with­ the needs of the people. move. A letter was addressed to T h e n was no fuai about the Inin the past 10 years, has been reevaluated President Eisenhower and sub- ,id«nL It was quite understandYet. we have two communities in the mi Rod ta known fnends of the able. At th* time reporters and and millagc cut. county where property ha* been reassessed | South for signature. The let Ur photographers were beaded from (iadaen County did the tame and reducej by e x p e r ts — where tax burden* have been was tem perate in t oe and b*- the p n s s room to the Rose Garmillagc fifty per cent. equalized—and such rolls (offered b y the gan, "My dear Mr. President, ln den where Ike Prosident was t# j Y e t Seminole County still stick* to an your new* conference of July i . r re e t members of Boyi' N»tion communities) are not being put to use. antiquated method of assessment which you are quoted as saying that following th* NSC Meeting. The A program of equalisation has been prof­ Firot I want to expreo* my tin -' but what thia would bar* been your object.,* in the chrtl rights newsmen tnojxht he a t to enlrr n«L* the county revenues JnsufM ent to meet fered by the Board of County Commissioner; lUCifh ItA ZAWOUKI, j :, the needs caused by growth and expansion. whereby recognized authorities would be cere appreciation and tbat of my the rem it regardless of wtteuser bui was oniy toprea.m *nytody — Gardes through tne caWoei Uoline, III, is welcomed by hii Today, the county’s needs are tremendous. brought in to modernize the assessment family for your many kindneoiei- the Powell amendment war attach, ilktgaUy Ihterfenng with »n la- room, wife, Wilma, 2*. on his arrivsl right to vote, but that But commissioners cannot even consider, rolls of the county—an offer th at has been e* ta uo dunnz the recent iUneoo ed. the fact that It w ai tpc'Jed dividual's la Niw York from Holland on 1 you are aiwaya ready to listen rh* Newport Story, continu-, *•“ *?* * Ail <*, laa th, the w bul made u u CfrUlB Itoyal Dutch airliner. This com­ much less put into action, projects that are to anyofie'i presentation of h u __ of bo will be eternally grateful . refused. pleted th* last leg of his 14.000of m from our area ' vvesrs.'* On five legal Itied ^h* W-hiU Hcxis# i# getting a vital to our economy. , no°* ir.il* journey from Indonesia, Businessmen who would like to expand, tor your thoughtfuliieai and ea-1 could or would rote for 1L The page*, the w riter. then pointed l o t * =nU from Newport resident* | where he was bald prisoner by _ of •) mpethy. W hat are those needs? improve, and modernize their establishments preitiona ,, entire Florida Delegation la the m ilitary a u th o rltie i fo r tw o ! Seminole County needs a new jail—the must take such f u n d s for these improve­ My trip* home the p u t few House. mcludlnf th* Republican out ta detail the tnjuitice* that * * * * * “ • 19 ,!* % ,° T months. He u ld that no formal week* cauaed me ta break ray aiiiab rr. acted then for an amend­ could be perpetrated under the * « £ * • * • in the E u .c io w e rt vx^ cost $1,000,000 or more. chsrgye were hied against him., ments to benefit the people of the county perfect attendance record *•» the ment which struck the enacUnf propo.e -1 “etvtl right*" bill Seminole County need* more new n*d»— community to shoulder a greater burden of House, but under the cL*rum»tan- :1a 3 le of the bill. Wo feit It would In closing, the letter sail. " 5^ u ^ lr, the cost $2,000,000 or more. the tax load draining off their funds for te* I am sure you m il under­ be time and money laved ta kill “ The virtue* or g rill of laws a baihedly *e l »eek.cg. O0-.*rs inSeminole County need* new ach vols—the development. stand. Your busineta her* has Dot the btU with the Powell amend­ | ahouid not bk tested by » h at a ejuj , friendly advice, suggestions. • offered by rea m s of my absence ment in It. weii inteniod adnwaistrotor will a n l even »hopping tips. cost $3,000,000 or more. There are inequities that are glaring— these few days. do, but by what m l can legally Seminole County need* a detention home W* in Florida reed help i* our but antiquity gets the blame. The lady operstor cf a restaur­ UP*, my return to W ashir*ton , e{we| ronstructioo program, of be don* under their provisions." for juveniles: a new county home is needed; It may be true th a t some officials are I found the Senate still involved course, but 1 think the facts will The letter was signed by ‘-he an t oouido Newport wrote ia a equipment for the maintenance of existing doing “what a m ajority of the tax payer* with the so-ca.led Civil Sight* iSow u ,,, there is NO State or entire Florida Congressional Del­ few days ago to report that she roads la badly reeded; Many talk of a new would have” but it stands to reason that The Senate bai mad- g » d Khooi district as Sad off a t th* egation. A total of 112 signa­ bad been visited by a most dis­ \ a lm RT- f woman court house; advertising the county ia this can be entirely wrong. There are many p r o r e .i . however, as it » a i able Federal Government when it ture* were on th* l*t:er, iftciud tinguished Wishington. “ Too many people qrwMwork to strikr out th* cootrrv*rsial cornu to borrowing money. Th* ing memhori from all Southern who neglected to give her name, needed; salaries of employees need to be •h en they 6 nd n jobl* times when a •’m ajority is wrong'’—it is up Section 3 of “* the bill. Th -, -----from "She said that she wa* a memsection /o d e ra i Government already owe* atatoi, plus individual* adjusted; fees are beinr raised: planning >r. of ihotgun nrepoaal , - . of udola'rs . 1. , . ar.d! Miww*—«. lews.] to the official to do what ia right. was a tor. ibotgua proposal r rit miil billions Minnesota. ; New York and engineering ia a must if the county No on* h aj said—and in our opinion—no which gave the Attorney Genera) has reached the Hmtt of fta bor. | Ohio, Idaho. Wisconsin, K assai, right* which, if •siu a u d by any rowing poaer. TM* billion and a ■ Mtseouri. Michigan, and Kea ia to expand; additional labor it needed: one will never say that homestead exemption disbar him for Saif dollars Federsl Aid for S rh ^ cf '.o*ky. Not all singers of ths 1stdrainage problems continu* to com* up; should be changed. It is a good law, one that law yer would Construction program would boss tor ar* members of th# South park* must be provided; property set aside Florida ia proud to exhibit—*o long as prop- life. Thwr* are other changes that provided only shout on* fifth of «m s trs ts g r group, for an industrial area; and all of these erty is assessed at a fair value and equaliz­ must be mad* in th* bill. On# of s riiMroom for esrb Con.gr**. This letter may not be the tr. -------------------- B y B E N N E T T C E R F --------------------things take money. them involves the Jury trial issue tional Dlatrict la th# United S tatsi j q r t answer, hut somathirg caused ed. W’e must *n* to it that • Jury each ye*r f*r a p*-iol of f t v s l , ^ w hit# House to sa te up on Already pointed out are needs for a t Isast TpOURlST BACK from the Middle East swears ho heard • A Seminole County property holder recent­ $7.000,OOD and yet a minimum operations ly appearing before the Board of Count) trial u guaraateod. as It i; .tu t years That's a mighty small mesa the Wvtl right* hilt. A radio newscaster there say, "When you hear the signal, budget with no capital improvements of Commissioner* said “ 1 a] way a thought at m r-h of a eivil right at rny of pottage to sell out for when the time will be exactly four o'clock. Well-1-1, maybe quarter OLD PAL JOE • A minor other right. We pointed out aQ ef you are in effect gtring up coo cf or quarter after!” ju st a little over $1,000,000 must be cut. homeowner* paid taxes. We would gladly these during debate in the House troling your school i j stem. I storm la raging here because pruned, sliced or adjusted because revenue* pay our share for the protection county but they didn't capture the ia - won't tell out control of our school thre* radio and T.Y networki Just before Harry Kurir e . T al ^£ _ do not provide the funds to take rare of government gives us." This is ju st one ex­ ag nation of the public until th* rystem to th* Federal Government b*»# "bleached'' a cum bar cf Stephen Toster'a classic*. Taking nitz's comedy. “Reclining bill reached the Senate Since for any price, but there ar* some ’’those thing* that already exist.” 'W 1 ample of an injustice toward taxpayers for then r u n the vrry liberal rew*. who feel that they don't care who th* ‘color" out of his songs has FlrJrc.” opened, the author If other counties can reappraise, reevalu­ if all paid their “ fair share’* revenue* wrould ptp-r» »uih as th# New York roatrolt the sehoolt. I have bad i tiu<1 UP * *,w Congressmen. was heard confiding to a ate. reassess (or whatever one m ight want friend, “I view thij eve­ be greater, the burden lighter, and our Tim et hat* been won over to people from our D trstrict wru* ’ Coogretim an Billy Matthews, the Rtosr Congreteman, to call it) property within its boundaries to county government’s needs fulfilled. our position. Because our oppon- m* that they thought we needed Suwane* ning's proceeding* w i t h er.ti ksd t*-# vc'.ef In the Houa* moie F edtral Control of schools and Bob Sikes, who never ducks provide a fair and equitable ta x —then Semi­ There ia no doubt that If a m ajority of they completely Ignored reason rath er than lets. I * « sorry 1 t battle when Southern tradit-1 mixed emotions. By that I mean if it’s a hit, fine; if nole County can do the same. the people of Seminole County knew th* a -d logic and just rammed the I ran t ga along with tuck think - 1 loss • re being attacked, spoke « = It Isn't. I'U kill myself.” When citizens appear before the Board truth about rea*je«*ment. all would favor bill through. Tb# threat of th e 1 lBg th* Floor about th* d!igr*e*f-J 1 of Seminole County Commission to ask for such action- However, advice from a few filibuster Jt the Senate kept that Had thi* program been in itia l-! r« -* n u n g of Fos'.sr'a tongs ta T m searching desperate­ Improvement*— and they're there every will never provide the machinery for equali­ body from acting similarly. •d there it no question but what spywas* these whe don't kk# to ly for new faces.” a p ro d u c -b • 1 retim ed also to find the it would have g ro an by leaps bear the mention of "mammy, m eeting—the first impression is th at the zation. e r told Sid Skoiaky. " N o t y ’ House bad under eons.deration and bound* and ths Sl«(«t would »*•**• of dark.es " K en'.ut,/ commissioners do not want to approve these the Federal Aid for School Con. base sssntuali'y lost m other of Cocireitm .tn have objected be for m y pictures. I’ve got too necessary developments in the county. And many now. Whit I want is new facts to buy tickets for my To train children nt home, it’# necc.«*ary ttructw n bill. During the debate their prerogatives In ths Feder- rau t* ef th* chanf* In My Old for both parent# and children to spend on amendments the to e s led Pow­ al G ostrnm sat. Bsing a «*at*i Ksntucky Hems " InWead of O, | movies.'* a a a ell amendment, which was pre- Rights man, of court# I don t ap- d a rk ie s__ ” you'll bssr. O .: T h t Sanford Herald #ome time there. sentel this time by a Republican prove of that. fallow* " Walking through th* There's a new torch alr.gtr m the night dub world with n m m • • • * that may Intrigue you: Mia* Sarah Nad*. •O M cnim on a atm member from New York Stats. . . corridors tk# other day, someone, to Oaaaiar II* far iN k Ok* Mkskk SIM The intern.-.! revenue bureau give# assur­ C mr. tr Svaavtt Caif. Distributed by g a g f r S tu r t* b lf ln la A,L1y*u Recent v ,ii tar i bsv* included b eird t# whisper ta the ear, A im Sm M* t « Km Mm Ok* T*k* • • • ••« -TO* iraendm srt wouM provide that P r irvl M rt r y. Jirk so n and of BUly Matthews. "Coma with m e ; »sse an suss ance that Hungarian refuge** earning mon­ M OMMVI M * H l MIS* e* t I I I U fW .lllt*U 1*4 * * b* 'P*r ‘ their daughter, J a a .’of St A urut- Mr. Billy. I'll take y<m where ■allaas *4 h m h ii . b . ii f-» ik* >eepaea *f riMH ey her* will have to pay income taxes. And Ti. .the had not n:*de satu ! i r - . Mr <n4 y „ R Kipp o f ' you ran hear tho SJirine* River Nell »t* »• f lu |i4 f*r *1 r*4,l*7 i4,*-l i ' i i -i ' h no doubt they wil! be ju st about the happiest a factory progTss, toward it, school .VrianJo; th* Rev. and M ra Ja c k , p layed llj la It's #rigi"»l »nc*»Ststleaailg s r Osm t si sl'trW M tax payer# in the United States. E. Andrewa and Naomi Regers 10red vac seen.’’ •ar-sSea law set a*#*g<4 ea riim «<t • • • Wtule tom e of u* wRo m ale a *nd Paul Rogers of New Smyrna AUaala O w rito WATCH TH IS MAN - Dart* --------------------------------- i t W1U 1AM Putnam and I Faacell u getting eet ta “fiocr The Pan-American Coffee Bureau report# searching legal study of th* Mil Beach, and Jano Cealral Frra* Writer lasers* u w«*<4 *1 **. w in*ss t il l M feit that there was no question Joan Ta**!. both of Orlando. • a m l own. -r Sealer* rv*n*«. aa*«e ta* A m that Americans drank more than 125 bib managu'* another bill through th•4 C .reraw *f tier*a 1 l i f t THE ICE CREAM CONE UI wa* coined as money and M t fuel I Houle. IF* achoduled for next lion cup# of the beverage in 1956. A# long rapidly disappearii^ from our [a* a reproduction of Abraham m a n e r a n iw s can * . *.* ra s iu a e r woek. T hu means fc# will lead d-ug store aoda co-untm. a butt- Lincoln on n copper disc as we have coffee breaks, the coffee indus­ l ' i a rVTMAN JR. Hut Ism* Mgr th* debate; lin# u j lb# speakea IA F F -A -D A Y k iiio n x aiH sv am. ■**cati** bon** neas eunrey ahovr*. It s item# Ilk* T I f try will never go broke. allot their tome: work with them r v m .r w j. c r w n v a . ai**rsi*i« n M seag** that which make on* content hit Foavekeve w ere ncrer goften • • on th* pom u they will make; childhood occurred a generation •tve fkr Idee >Uf oeftag tern F a sll*a *4 O sllr *o**pl O ater***. S * * 4a r s *4 set th* general strategy of the rtrstsma* aatafOsr * r ****41*a O rtM t ago Gardening can be hard work-—weeding errmn from a disk or ytea* te v t debate. Ucually. only veteran ! 1 f vrttk * epoaa vooeaf fw t a W , and #praying and watering. Yet. somebo* TO* M**al4 Is a a m t a r *c is * I'alta* To kU t of *9<n# fiwe nyo ewetjUd. members of th# Hwu# ar* P **" • H i t la *ailst«4 «t*ts*tr*lr t* tk* a** ta* r*a*atl**one flower can make the gardener f o rg e t * . t *4 I * IS* karat w » i s*S*t*4 'a tkli l . r i s w w Ik# Ice creoei tom* m i fke eoo* th* job ef Floor Manager. But I ( t hour* of bark-break. e « l f r t a t t i t ta iw a fio a ta k n f a e y . FtStoU, Just ia his third year Sealdet, ita cream wot mod* l*f P*Ct 4 Thursday, A.ugust 1. 1957 T»# jtref vroa *»•-.-nor t aonfioa b* licked Mow ale* ran * kid pan here, already ha» #ucces*fully from KkooL guided three ptrvlou* hills to a tb# M l beaeto of its hanventf I t t pay-off vote. l)n th* bill comiag iho la* cream taro wot o thief I ! 1 up, h* artll work with fongrass•# beavty-eaiy »• tarry eraved If w* had a drugstore vn < a a a Faul Rogecs, W rit Palm oad a mb#'# lea earner ta *«t. t-detrsck eom* of Lhooa old h 4 | Bruch, oa Rogers' second Hoover f ! • water bottle, light bulb, etectri* Comnuation bill. This bill wrieh >y N U I t f N. HMBIUM. M Ice cream cone* cam* la vary aharer and l.peuck dtepteyu and would revolutionise the audlunj 80 METIMrs you really have lot At th* laboratory the** samples “ E »!»** even midgat cnat for anlarga th* Ic* eraam cose demethods o f th# various governIg tor rew medicines. ar# put through n long pro**** a penny. But that mas tack !.i ptrimar.t *o aa to take car# Here are author.tatlte antw ert meat department* ll de»ign#d •* a That la exactly what repre- uhleh Include* two Incubation fro * the Veterans Administration j the data wren the oa*-*cnt elect 'every kid in th# neighborhood: monev strin g m easure. This will asntauve* of eanou* pbamareu- period* and two phases of agttaa quaitMflt of curved tnterest to Ural firms ar* doing throughout non ea a shaking marhln*. b* Fascell'a toughest teat. This 'xrrner servicemen sod their fa th* world, la tact, oo* of the each specie* la isolated, grown .miles: tim# he'U find a strong, welllarger drag manufacturer! has la toot tubes and letted against organised opposition. Speaker of Q When I ita re d catlege under OPEN some 1 MO saieamen. ptaa hun- Tanous bacteria to determine It* th* Hoceo Sam Rayburn has »a*d. the horvsr. GI BUI. my objective dred# of volunteer empujjii, cel-aWUty I* Inhibit growth of spo*f him. . . pleased to see a iectiag sell sampler ta aa aasnd- em« type* of bacteria. Leas than w it BA degree, with Enz.ish al 12:45 young man with euth a eomplet* lag search foe new antibiotic*. Ia third prove active Then foi- my major. I recently decided to grasp of p trlism en try procedur* . ' rhang* lo engineering and get a Helpod Cwa Die lows chemleal and blotogteal lath u t handling of ruck contro. BS degree Instead. Would tk-s be Th# earth already has yielded zsstlgaUow. ve-sial m atters ha* proven h i* considered my one and-only aum sroaa medical remedies Toad# As* Mad* to he aa ahl« floor leod.'r " And which, when combined with) Teats ar* mad* oa salmiM and change allowed by law? Majority le a d e r John McCor­ A. If iwv eviration « f t.me W man'* ic lin tlflc skills, have 4 ronr mr luagoe la raqatrod te “Due to condition* over which we hive no cootrol, mack. of Massachusetts*, sail, helped curt ta t tits of It* tnbabt- maks certain th* aattWotle wtu iesulrad In toinplet* work for •k«r« will now be a tong by the station owner’• wife!’* -He handi-d himself kk# a eet-j Unix. jiiol ad versa! y affect humans Al- your new objective, you would not eraa A clevar floor lender. He’l l . The anUbioWc Chloeosnyvotin together. It may take three or be charged with a c h a rt* of ta ana example Soil used ta to* (m.r years ta dSTtlog a .new anu- course. If a time exirrseon i i ne­ go place# " disrorery wua hooth Amartcaa. olesta after tb* aori sampia la ra- cessary. ,y*u would be charged Her# u th* way on* pharma- ctiTad. with s rbcB jr STARTS TOMORROW she sis* be released from liahddoutleal bourn g*U aoU etaoiple* T m % rnr ^ vtilclv so« Q. I am receiving retirement n y ' ».«* m<i-i r—«• Th# mleetnea and other e m - '^ m d* . medicine pey from the armed forces Is A Ye* If you at* rel»s«#d JOEL McCREA . ploy*# collect aoU from any spot twekya-g raatatxu it possible to pay m r G | insur­ from liability, the also will be re they chooa* a Otld. a backyard fgr n i *f maaktad i ance premiums by having th* Gw leased -T H B ta th* midst of a forest On*___, irrnB lent deduct th# required Q I m over 11 and eligible to salesman collector la th* _____ w m the latest model aids, ell type*. ‘ Behind the E ar ‘ A* a amount from my retirem ent che-k go to school under th# War Or era area sent la a *ampl* ukec 0'— ;~ “ * Barette ‘ * 11* t aoteaJed Hair Raad 'H ta ria g Glataea M l-from the fifth Veo at the Wasbee A. L.. What la th* cams* o. aa seek moaih. saving m* th* trou­ I-her i E d .cau o a program. 1 un­ lacbed I* poor Glaaaea ‘ All ta U e E ar ‘ Or lb* r* a,raU oatl taking ear* of it m rieif? derstand that if I go. | m looger O om lraoU O i»iw 'atR im .H t. A f l i S i L l of this bleA.ofYoe. • *y. AeUet the Ijp* you prefer. #■ fitted by fully quilifled C O -H IT . Y etaiaat receiving eer- aiO receive death rompenaaiton rknealteate in wor effk* ae to yswr ksme. Term* U detlfkd. typo may ku doa to aervoaan*** vie* retirem ent pay may arrange p e r a s n u from VA. Is my selec­ or to oertala disoosa* atoettag for payment of GI insurance pre tion of becefita ror.t derod "final" Aee it Miller Radto A AppUamr* C k , I I I teeth Bark A s t­ ro each Friday af etch oath, t I* 1 1 miuava by allotment. Authonsr- when I fi’.e my application lot M o at t o ll o o a ta la # thru * m haart muaclo PID E la caata of thi* kind aa #l*c- tioo must be registated with your I Mar Orphans schooling# of Raise (Wa at Mltor'a. ram plate aiorL aad a cartful n « branch of »en ire. A. No. Tb# electon of benefit* T H E HIGH i Q. I want to tell my Cl home, ia fmal only after th* firm War M ai c* O R L A N D O H K A JU N G C E N T E R , IN C . . M n k o allow th# buyer to take over n r j Orphan payment has been made IRON I I I Fla. N a tl Bank B M g , Fbowo l - U K 31 loan, and re t a re in s # from In your behalf, or after aa ad utgbt sag holiday a. eafl 1 - I 4IT. liability My atfe signed the no!* minlstrattv* allow vac* has »h*o th* kwa was mad*. Mill P*.d U your #t bool. f l l l l ketaea* , , , l ef Set• aa-e I i i * * C ounty's A ssessm ent M eth o d insufficient To M e e t Needs Herlong Reports Try and Stop Me J YOU'RE TELLING ME! Dmg Firms "Dig" For New Medicine V e te ra n s C orner Hear The Modern Way life, J ' O K tA H O M A N * �Thuraday, August 1, 1957 The flanford ITenild—Png* 5 Ul . “— ^*2CW W 7 y * ____________ @WIL@<SKiWAYNE D. OVERHOLSER • h# priia-winrung w a ila rn novaliil | c u A iT K n n O*A cad I walked up the path to Iba bouse, and it ” aeemed to rat that in tha abort tuna Alec Dodaon had been cone a noticeable decay bad eet In. I followed Nrl* through the front door into th# lin n * room. It looked like • boar a neat. Four men were playlr.g carda. but Oene Dillingham waa not one of them. Merle Turner waa there, looking exactly aa I remembered him: Ny h*od. red eye*, and fane like teeth which were n e r tr quite hid. den eren when fcta line were cloaed. •Howdy, Nela." Turner aald, and went on playing. "Merle, I want you to meet Will fleeton from the Mo* p," Nela tald. Turner pm hi* card* down and feme. “Will flrrso n " be mur­ mured aa If he had trouble plac­ ing me "I remember you. Worked for Joe Tarder. didn't you?" I nodded. “You remember me, all right." Ha thrugged. "I remember Joe Pardee, too. I bear ha finally got what i u coming to him." "He «*t Ihf*. |f that'* what jro»i mean." He tUtlad to w> auuitUilug, b<it picked up hla carda inatead. Nela Introduced me to th* other*: Hec Troy, lew Secorr, and fdn Hunjran, cedlnary men who would probably follow T u rn er In any direction be took. "W» mlued you thla morning In church." Nela aald. The threw looked -m H iriu m t. but Turner ahrugged. "W* got atartrd on thU gam * e*e|y thl* morning," he aald. "Tow know how It la whea you work hard all week. Cl»* me two, IJn.“ Nela looked at m* and nodded toward the door. “Where * DMIngham, Turner ?" I aaked. •tim e? Oh. he w ent to town. I think." I left with Nela. sure that Tur­ ner wae lying, but If Dillingham wanted to w ar under eorer while I waa there, I'd let It go at that I helped Nela Into 'h e rig, and •rent around th* back m d climbed In heWde be*. Bha retained bee eompomwe rmU w* were out of flight Of the bouae. Then (he began to fry. I putted up and put a a ana around her. Mm came to m* wtmagljr, lowering her bead agwlnat my ehoatfder, bwt only for a mfwota; then th a atralghtened nd p—bed raf arm away. * 1 halo weepy woman, WW." I dM need yoar h r a ntfnwta. N T am ar would I don't think Wi Dad *ent him wed In go an* I J «M happemOn*. Dad ipent rti n m r fnr Itwi placet, mat knowing w hat h* waa getUnf. M lafllia, Tw m rr'a word." llecauae ther* waa nothing I te r feet, a full two «trp* In frost could eay, nothing I could do, wa of her wheel chair, t hadn't seen rode in elltnce until are reached her stand upright since her acci­ the cabin. She got down, aald, dent. "Thank you." and ran tnalde. A 1 stood there staring at hrr, moment later »h* called from the and the looked back at mew Th* doorway. "Sarah'a ready to go light maids tha houaa waa ao dim home, win," eo I waited. John I could not make out the eapresMathera appeared In the doorway tlon on her face. with Sarah in hi* arm*: h* care­ Suddenly an* cried. "Will, look! fully »«t her In th* »eat bmd* I can walk! I told you I would." me, then klaaed her and atepped Sh* took two more steps toward back. me. (low, hesitant steps, then I aald. "Qoodby*." and touched toppled headlong to lb* floor. th* brtm of my hat to Nela. who I ran to brr and picked her up. was Handing ju*t outride th* cabin. Sh* smilnl and waved W* “I'm all right. Will." aba whis­ drove fifty yard* In illenc*. then pered. ■"I'm all right." I would Sarah aald. "Now you know about have taken her to her bed but aba wouldn't let me. "Put me on John and m e" "Ye*." 1 aald. "1 knew before." th* couch," (he said. T m not and after that neither one of ua hurt, I tell y e a " 1 obeyed. "Just let me rest felt 11k* talking. • • • bar* a few minuter," soe aald, W* did not go back to the “and then put me In lb* chair, colonial*' aettlement or to Math- f r a been doing two step* torere* place. Sarah aald It waa too ward and two hack. I wanted to hard on her. She'd rather tiay surprise you, but I didn't near at home where the waa familiar you come la, and when I saw you with everything and nad her I got excited and thought I could wheel chair. Inatead, Mather* and walk to you I should hav* known Nela came to th* Hox P for Sun­ better. I suppose It wtll be months day dinner*. A* toon *j th* me#la before I can walk across the were finlihed, Nela and I always room, but I am improving. Will" took a walk. st V i eaddle up * I pulled up a ehslr and sat couple of horrea and we'd go for down beside tha couch. tha a ride. reached out and took my hand I waa nut aware of K at first, and squeeflad K, whispering, but It wasn't long before I knew "WU1, Will, you didn't brllave me, 1 waa In love with hrr. I wasn’t did you?* r.ire Just how she frit, and I waa “I do now," I aald. afraid to find out. Rven If ah* did I leaned forward until I waa love me, ther* waa no future for close enough to see the tvs-la of ua so far aa I could tell. Bo I lived tor each Sunday, sweat on be* forehead, th# axtrying cot to think about th* to­ pretaion of agony on her face. It morrow that waa alarmy* In Math­ must hav* been painful for hrr er** mind. Kvery afternoon with to itand up, let alone walk. Then Nela was like a too sweet ditam . her fall . . . “Farah," I aald. "do you love Sarah kept telling me every­ thing waa going fin* with the Mathers so much that you'va got colony, but Nela toM m* how it to walk for him ?" "Maybe K Isn't Just him," aha really waa, with more and more discontent among tha colonial*, aald. ’T ea been a drag on you who were finding that building for a long tlraa. Maybe I want new borne* in tha wltdemeea waa to walk for your sake. Will H art quits different from tha Idyllic you thought of that?" "Not. You haven t baan a drag concept of Ufa In Raster Valley on me, 1 thought It waa Mathera that John Mather* bad —• 1 stepped, completely eonthem. fused by what aha bad aald, and "And now Dad* broke." added lamely, "It Just doesn't said latterly. "Just tha seem light In ba torturing your­ are left and they'll flUy." Sha had aald that before, and self." “Tv* got to. Will." Rita SUN r a aura aha believed It. I did too, If they had enough land. bald my band, and her faoa That, aa I had known aS along, seemed devoid nf expression In waa the crag of th* wbota thing. tha fading tw ilight "Win, aren’t It waa only ■ question of time you gutting too Interested m until they spilled out on llrahma' Nela?* My heart started to pound. Thla sod CoateSo'a grans, and on the waa th* first time Sarah had Dog P s . Bo wa Head through much of mentioned It. She didn't sound st tha summer, waiting for th* bub­ a.1 pleased. ble to brewk. Then, one evening In August, with purple twilight I "Tea're aa young, and yoa'ra steadily deepening la tha vallev. I M ir e bran In lava. If yoa aren't tha front porob of the | rarafwi. H eaa de-tray yea." ltd atepped lhro««h the. Harsh la galag la taO Will , I atopped. flat-footed, | Comma* "llimlork" here la­ unahta to breathe. Sarah was o n : ma new. TIdjlu KsuVi Jhi&! jactst ' rrv w in c T M of a l. I w ant W think Lined and -Mr*. I . C. (iraen a rt grandparent*! Thoir e f the kind, thoughtful people 1proud now who railed me atwMH rrnU le they d iu r h tr r, Mr*. N. C. Allen, of knew at. I havw alw ays beltrvrd Norfolk, Virginia, had a baby qirl half Variedly In tha "power of «n July 21. Thoy've named her tha pern”, but now I am a firm i Virginia Dawn, and th* "Dawn" believer!!! Wa w rra getting dr- I part is bocauso tha wa* bom at day. (Meant to ask separate for a me# pl»*o ta Ur*, [hat lim a and I did want to move before If tho "Virginia" is a f r r th* th# boy* war* b*ck In school. In •tat* sh* wa* horn in i But the <•*»* they had to change fn.m on* doting grandparent* will have to •chord ta »noth«f. I've found juat walk a little while to tee the whit ! wint, and I'm very pirat­ hairy. The Allen’a plan to be in ed about i t And thanks again to Sanford for tha C hrlitm ai holi­ all of thoir who w ere kind en­ day*. Chi*/ O /fsn is, at the prolent tun*., aboard the L’.S.d. Lakt ough to mil. Jarki* Caolo and h er children Champlain, but ha Is dua to • ra Uiving som etim e around Au. retlr* in September, to ha’ll be guit I t or IS, to join h*r bua- back in plenty of tim* to great band In Klng»vtlle. T axai. I c»n't| littla Virginia. Chief (irean deploy, think of anyono who will ba more1 rd last year with VAH-S, and went sorely mtaaad, In th* Pin*:reil, from that aquadron to the U. S. area *»pael*Jly. Ja ek U wa* to S. Rnooeve!e, and from that srip hav* baan tha president of the to th* Lak* Champlain. Thoa« women who attendad tha rin*er*«t P. T. T. tri* lotnmin; year. 8h*'l to Active In aeout beauty demonitraiion by Augle, work, and *o generally helpful In which wa* recently held at th* any kind of *ltufltlon. th it »h* C hiefs Club, will recall hi* men­ will ha a definite lota to th* com­ tioning hi* new Charm School. munity. How can on* bl»m# her [ He haa made a very rice offer though. 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I’m the kind they love to get hold of, . , , there’e ao much room for Improvement! Some heartening newi for thoec who look th* exame for d C J. and W arrent officer thi« l*at time. Tha Bureau of Naval I eraonnel hat announced that It plana to rommtiilon tom* 200 men In the Integration Program (Beaman to admiral.) For Limited Duty Of­ ficer’, m i m 4S0. and for W l, 400. Th# figure* are aomrwhat undar lilt year* totgla, but there'* still hope! A hungry family It getting Im­ patient,' an I gueta Ml hav* to feed them!I But Brat cornea Max•y! (|t'a the only w»y I enn keep him out from under my feat while I’m trying to cook!!!) $ 2 .2 5 Per Week ADJUSTABLE IRONING BOARD SPRING STEEL m e LAWN RAKE I ’ U i .U r / a s m p a d a r a j Bay s a j is t r s t thit prim! Ali 3 for th* pnea you'd ordinorlly pay lor lha Ironing board alon*. hoard hai all .foal parfocalad lop. Ad|u«'obla halghti 2 6 ' to 36'. Top: )V ■ 34*. I I inch PORTABLE w twenty brood tp iin g ita*! 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Modal 14 3 7 0 7 . $ 3 -0 0 now $ 9 .00 Reg. 16.95 - Kenmore 12 inchOscillating /s/O W * 1 2 .00 5 5 Down 2.50 Per W eek Reg. 17.95 - G E Oscillating Fan NOW * 1 3 Reg, 22.95 - Westinghouse 12 inch Oscillating SIMILAR SAVINGS ON ALL FANS ...................B g g M M II w tSttU U m Ml " f f M r i ' <— — good/ year 113 S. PARK AVE. i p i — J 2 0 No\V ------- jM M R H " " T T T r ^ C T J I f l > m 'K T T .00 00 �# JJu L SaJtgoJui 3is 2A aLd * Gus D'Amate Is In Midst O f 4 Moves By JACK CUDDY NEW Y'ORK, W —Managar Gua D'Amato'a defiance of powar and tradition in the fight game was attracting almost aa much at­ tention a t tha first of hia heavyweigh', champion, Floyd P atter, aon. D'Amato 1* in the midst of four move* that may mak* him top man in the world of boxing. They are: •TTiursday he sends young Pat­ terson back to camp at Green­ wood Lake, N. Y., to sharpen for th# firat "open championship" in ring history- a defense of his world professional title against th* world am ateur champion, Pete Rademaeher, at Seattle, Wash., Aug. 23. —H* and Patterson bava waiv­ ed tha $175,000 guarantee for Monday night’s knockout defense against Tommy Hurricane Jack, son tn order to mak* certain that th* D'Amato • appointed promoter, Emil Lcnee, suiters no toes from th# Polo Grounds' dis­ appointing gat* and stays In business. IloyrsHia Home TV —Ha has withdrawn Patterson from heme ftght-Uleviston on any network until such time as an* of th* m ajor TV corporation! shall contract with an Independ­ ent promoter like Lenca, for • weekly TV-fight aeries, in op­ position to tha International Box­ ing Club's TV-flght supremacy. —Looking beyond the Radem lrhar fight, D'Amato Is plan­ ning another Patterson defers* under Lenca promotion at New York in October or November, which ha will try to force Into Madison Square Garden or, other, wise, Stag* at the big Kingsbridge Armory In the Bronx. "I w ant to break th* fight game wide open," said the atocky gray haired manager today. 'I'll have no truck with monopolies or combines or cliques. I want to help Independent promoters gel hack on their feet and make It possible fo r fighters, in all stages of development, to get what they're worth. And, lueklly, I've got a world heavyweight ehamp.on who shares my ideals." Floyd U se* $31,110 tn waiving th# $176,004 guaran. te« for last Monday's fight, D'­ Amato flabbergasted managers througruut fis'.ianav Patterson Burpee Seed Co. made their bid for lest night’s championship playoff gama in tha first Inning with two runs scored by Dll Shef­ field and Stan Smith but were unable to keep tha lead and were defeated by Robson Sporting Gooda 6-3. ,V. A. Wallace, pitching for tba sporting goods men hjld Burpee Seed Co. to 3 hits wniie the sportmen collected 6 hits off of Paul Putm an, pitching for the seadmen. Robson Sporting Goods scorad only one run in the initial Inning but cama beck In the third with four runs and completed their scoring In th* seventh Inning with one run. Nicbolaisan, playing 3rd baa* for th* sportsmen, slammed out a home run for Robson Sporting Goods to spur the game on. Stolen bases were by Drake and Turner for Robson; Putm an stole Die only base (or the seedsmen. Tonight's game can end th* series but If Robson Sporting Goods emerges the winner this evening they will play WUson-Malc r Furniture Co. Friday night for the league championship. If nobson Sporting Goods lotas tonight's encounter, WIUon-Maier Furniture Co. will automatically becom# tha winner* In th* cham­ pionship playoff. Howard Gordie, director of th* cltywid* recreation department'* softball league, said last night a trophy will he awardrd th* winn­ ing team. accepted 40 per cent of all net receipts and took a purse of $123,K68-which was $51,140 less tnan the guaranis*. Meanwhile, Jackson, the badly b a lk rc d challenger, remained abed at th* Meadow brook Hot. pltal In suburban East Meadow, recovering from a kidney bruise that caused Mood In hli bladderkidney tract. Fiv* tpccMItU mad* a series of lasts, Including x-rays, and recommended he remain tn the hospital several day* for obser. vatlon. Their thorough exami­ nation* disclosed no other serious Injuries. Th* Hurrirsne's mother, Georgle, and his sister took htm to th* hospital at 4:40 a.m * d t. Tuesday about six hours after hts 10th round technical knock­ out by Patterson. o x i i c i c m cf RIDE-IN THEATR NOW SIIHWIM STARTS T:IS MOMENT a tamest atwnu tr- vt FEATURE — 1:58 I N THE BATHTUB^ HEAR HIM SING, BOTTLED GAB SURE IS THE THINGS „ Tha Sanford Rotary Club’a Junior Baseball All S tart will re­ turn to Pine Cattle Air Force Bale today for their aecond game in lli# State Half Pint Tournament being currently played there. The local All S tart drfeited Denmark Sporting Goods to rn by a margin of 4-1 behind tha mound work of Alike Davia with Earl SummersiU behind the plate. One erro r wae committed by each of the (came with both teams collecting 4 hilt. Batteries for Denmark Sporting Gooda were Fly end Schegal. Denmark Sporting Good'a only run was made In the aecord Inn­ ing. Davie struck out 8 while Fly struck out 7. Tha local All Stars who ‘oileded their runs In the first Inning were Skip Palm er end Mlk* Davis end to cinch the game Da*<* and Alex McKibhln repeated the ecorIng In the fifth fram e. Mike Davia walked two men while Fly walked 10. Collecting hits off the Denmark Sporting Gooda team were Brooks Adami with a doubla; Steva Powell with > tingle; Alex McKlbbln with a tingle and Mike Davia with a single. The local All S ta rt of the San­ ford Rotary Club'* Junior Base­ ball league meet the Curry Elec­ tric Co. team today. Curry Elec­ tric is seeded first in tha tourna­ m ent The Curry Electric Co team defeated Gainesville, seeded four­ th In the tournam ent, 8-3. Batter! •* In today's game for tha Sanford Rotary Club All Star* a r t Jimmy Grarey and F-irl Summertill. Accompanying tha team to Pinecattle Air Force Bata for the Sanford Kotary Club are Sonny Powell and Roy Holler. Powell, last night, did not at­ tempt to be optimistic about to­ days gama between Curry Electrie and the Sanford Rotary Club All Stars. However, he did tev that "Curry Electric ha» beat tha All S tart twlca and the All Star* beat Curry Electric Co. once." Powell added, " I t may he tha All Stare time tomorrow." Midway Runs Over Hopper Nine 17-5 In Final Game The final gam# of the Softball leag u e sponsored h r th# Ssmlnol# County Recreation Program was played at th# Goldsboro Area with Midway running over Hopper ITS on a rain soaked field. Rain and bad w eather prevented th# other games from being played. Midway's win threw the stand­ ings Into a Ha. Thus. Midway and Hopper were declared roehamplons sine# weather and bad grounds would not allow the ti# to be bro­ ken. The game turned brio a rout In tha third Inning when Midway •cored 13 big run*. Tha damaging blows wer* delivered by Julius Johnson Kendrick who hit triple* with men aboard. Individual leader* tn th# !e*. gu# were Joseph Kendrick of Midway, who won th# batting cham­ pionship with an average of .348. Runner-up w*i Rout* of Oviedo wllh a .536 record. Pitching hon­ or* went to Eugene Sutton of Hop. per, who won 4 games and lost 2, striking out 14 and giving up only 8 walks. Jiillu* Johnson of Midway took the home run ernwm, hitting 2 four begger*. According tn Ed Blackshear*. th# director, "th# program was a complete snores# with much in­ terest, enthusiasm, and coopera­ tion exhibited by th# boys." Over 60 registered hoyi took pari in th* program that lasted for i l l weeks. FINAL STANDING* .. . » DTI. Hopfs r 4 t Midway 4 2 Crooms I 3 Oviedo 1 I LIGHT UP TIME JACKSON, Mist. » - M r . and Mrs. Jam** Spruill hav* * ceiling light fixture that alarted to ris* straight up. apparently under its ‘‘CHILDREN UNDER 1$ ADMITTED FREE" WWW o o v o u w e w eae dqivin3 *- WOW*AQe W5 STAOVCO TViKsKTH'S i s ? a j t F IL L IN G ( STATION AOOUNO ANO GOT SO HUNGRYW£ COULDVr ------ rv t- p z r GO ANY \ I rv7 \ FAHTHCQ1 Br OSCAR FRALKT Rotary All Stars Play 2nd Game In Tourney Today; Win Yesterday Burpee Unable To Hold Firs* inning Lead; Loses 6-2 To Robson Today'; Sport Parade Thursdnr, August 1, 195f^ Pag* 6—The Sanford Herald United Prea# 8 porta Writer NEW YORK « —Billy Pierr* h o t turned hit y u r around and It m ay pay of/ with fhe bait aeaaon tho Whlta Sox southpaw ever haa bad. Billy w ai a 20-gem# winner L i t season yrt actually be stagrero d into th# charm ed eirele. Ho woo IS of hia flrat 20 gamea but then, from thia point on, captured only four of hia laat nine g*mes. The anawer la that he ran out of aa while thia acaeon, due to e change m lactic*, he haa a full tank. " I t'e Juet that I feat atrongar thia y e a r," aaya the alender left b en d er who, with a 15.7 mark, waa the firat 15-game wim.cr in the majora thia aeaaon. The Big Keaton The reason if that he didn't pilch himself out in the aprmg. The man who led the American League with a 1,87 earned run avarage in 1V56 waa finding hia laga and strengthening bis arm . So when tha flay went on the line, tha 30 year-old Pierce waa rig h t thara. Proof came on opening d*y as he b e a t Herb Score, the Cleveland fire bailer, In a 3 2 thriller. Leek of atamine form erly waa hia big problem. Yet he had m ow n no hint of tiring in a •kain of triumphs which include a p air of 10-tnning wina, three ahuioula, a two-hitter, a pair of th ree hitlers and throe four-hiU efforta. Moat of hia wina have been over the top clubs, too, with four over Cleveland, three over the Yan­ kee* and two aaati against De­ tro it and Uoiton. Off lie roll handloU P ier to, who came off the Da. tro ll aandlcla, waa a long Umo arriving. After three y e a n at Buffalo be rode the Del on ben­ ch in 1048 and ''g o t the bc»t break 1 ever had" by being traded to tba Write Sox tn Nov. em b er of llitk. A fter four mediocre ye*»a, be developed a slider which helped him to 1* victorias in litti, fell back to mediocrity because of a sura arm in 1854, but aincc n«a come on to bocotne, according to m any expert*, the top lefthander in the league. Two ycara agu no won "only" 15 while dropping six garnet by a one-run margin. L a tl year he finally hit AJ lliia time, coming on instead of fading in lha ilretch, Ihete'e no telling where he'll atop COLUMBUS, O. — Torpid and Good Counssl, th* two greatest 8-year-old pacer* harness racing has aver known, are entered against each other on only three occaaiona this year, and It may be early October before they get together, th* U. 8. Trotting As­ sociation disclosed today. The sophomore stars, who lit­ erally burned up the record book in separate Grand Circuit stakes at Vernon (N.Y.) Downs last week, are named In th* same races at Du Quoin, III., H aiti P ark , Mich, and Lexington. Ky. There la a good chance, however, th at tney will not actually meot until they go against each other In th* Polar Hill Stake at Lex­ ington on October 3rd. Good Couneel, owned by Caatiston Farm of Lexington and driven by Frank Ervin, paced a stake* winning mil* in 1:57. This waa the fastest race clocking ever registered by a feme!# harn tta horae regard!**# of age. The old mark was 1:58 4/8 astablished last year by Dottle's Pick. Thro* race* later, Torpid, own­ ed by M at Hochberg of Irving­ ton, N. J., went out for hu stakes engagement and wheeled home In 1:58, equalling th* 3ynar-old colt clocking establish­ ed exactly 30 y ea n ago by world cham pion Billy Direct. In two years at tha race# Tor­ pid haa mad# 27 start* for driver Johnny Simpson and h i* 35 wins. He U undefeated this year and h*e won 30 In a row, 13 to eloaa out last aeaaon and eight straight thia yw*r. Good Counsel ha* mad* 18 lifetim e atari* and. Ilk* Torpid, has won all but two. SR* won 14 of 18 last year and her only three outing* thia Mason. She has reg­ istered 18 in * row, Th* lw„ swlftia* am entered in The Caere Stake at Du Quoin Aug. 28th and ie th* Brown J s g T rial *4 Hasel P ark, S ept 12th. a* well a* In the Lexington ev e n t However, Good Counsel is also eligible to a filly stake at Du Quoin and probably wiU start to it while Hochberg has Indicated that he will race Tor­ pid ks Use Reading Futurity, fe e d in g . Be. f e week eg the Hasel Perk trill. own powar. Th* couple discovered an opposum in th* attic had tugged at the eord from which the light hung. A MASKEDWNN71D ftA*1-£h TUEVSS TAKEWfOUNCES V.1TU M Tuose wooes? wnv Uii»,\CU PtO'AAXE . Me UPOUTOF A SOUND 61EEP/W1Y ‘P'iOUCAU.YE^ LIFT LATCH *A* AHC O.ATJM '6 R6MCVE P ‘1 '3 ' — PC TSOI 1R POO •£>' ItT 5 SO. 6 *N»* sr:*.* , Cl * PUCKtT• 0 *« anc auaoc rettew J Avomot as rug T‘cs2« i»vt a r * ; -------------------——.-----—------ its? n rve lAftcms ICC* CAPTAIN A rax r.es! TAvE -d ‘ f. p .v rug towns I ntRUNiwjpury I 3 i VL CA.'JD AWHITE AWCKTW lAMFW.' 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I'LANTS, SHIU IIS I t OFFICE EQUIPMENT II ALTOMOniLKSTRAILERS 12 nOATS A .MOIORS 13 FARM SUPPLIES A MACHIN­ ERY II PETS LIVESTOC K SUPPLIES (Poultry) IS ARTICLES WANTED 1* P U C E S io EAT It BEAUTV PARLORS 1« FEMALE HELP HAM El> I* MALE HELP WANTED 20 .VALE -r FEMALE 21 WORK WANTED 22 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 22A MONEY lo LOVN 23 SPECUL SERVICES 23A ROOFING A-PLUMBING 21 PIANO SERVICES Zi ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTORS 2« INSURANCE 27 NOTICES PERSON ALS » ARTICLES for SVLE 2f FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD — Ill \l. )>1 \T F I OK * ( I T i t —| | t | \ i n IIELI1 W AN U'.l) H M Furnished 2-5725. apartment. Ph. St- John A?«.ih'J ^wtyw/iy 2 Room furnished apt , clo*c m. j i t E. 8th St. $55 monthly. Call FA 2-4285 or FA 2-5781 Rose Court Apartments. 3 loom furnished apartment. Call r A 2 0753. -----. , ... Furnished bedn-om P ' p h o tranc# and bath. I h r . \ --oo#*. r .- T~-----. o T o u m .l Upstairs p .“ TV Service M 5M PLANTS—SHRUBS—TREES , Slop in and be pleasantly surpris­ ed at ocr rrailnable prices a n d '$2.50 per rail plus parls. 9 year* i experience in TV Service on all j WOOD PANELING, Knotty Pinebeautiful plant*. makes and models. One year Cypress a s low aa 2te a.|. ft. GRAPEVII.LE NURSERY guarantee on all parts. We also I „ . .. Grapeville Ave. FA 2 08*6 KENNETH E- SLACK service auto anJ home radios. tainting call Mr. Tasker, I h. RF.G. REAL ESTATE URllKKR ietur# tubes rA 2-6169 anytime. Pfctur# tube* repaired in your 1009 E 2nd Phona FA 1 0 t2 t le— (H I K E Lwl IP.MP.NT home $9^95 guaranteed. 1 year. T#d Uurnett Office Machine Co., rh ° n f r A .*36^4, 9 i.m . to 6 n tn. « . p ilN T iv rn Robert A. Williams HAYNES Typewriters, adding machines. REALTOR ,BC T ^ t m n a t 9 M” Oranelew APhoni FA Salei-Rentula, 314 Mag . Ph. R a y m o n d L u n d q u is l, FA 2-0462. "01 K.*t Commercial , /4 in n r plnt0lM, , nl#rlor ASSOCIATE Good one tide 4x8 iheet II — At ToMOHILEs—H All.KXs n e FA 2-2951 Atlantic Rank WOOLSEY #• Only f* 3 2 per sheet _______________________________ Marine Finlnhee Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Need a good uted car? i r IT IS REAL ESTATE Out We»t n t h SL atk Crumley A Monleilh For Your Boat See Ray Herron Z IE R R K A L T Y CO . Laura n. O iler, Realtor llarel M. Field, Associate FA ! 6 0 l S o . Orlando Hwy FA 2-550 q A print# bath, all “ "line* «• I u , , 7 SouUi Park Ph. FA 2-4*96 -ARTICLES FOR SALE 2LV —1*11 MRING and POOLING | (ilm -nuirrlivr i#eretary "ante I PLUMBING A SEPTIC TANKS .1 IIR .-2 lin th H om es immr.iia ely. K aperunet «»■ Nr» .V uved hum n rr.nl> lor mi. '*•> \ATJON A R lirA ir.3 initial Stalling salary >200 >0 m rJU lr occupanr). Trrraruu 21 Hour Service lloors. buill-lo t l t i r .v u irn uiunth fur 40 hour work week, A. 11 PETERSON VltlHIK C. II tltltlllT T with n.i ural cabinet*. I.. I. and plus go«hi per* nal policy. Ap­ UroLer Associates: A U P#ler) \ J-5'299 or FA 2 5751 ply Seminole Memorial Hospit­ Convention.) Loans. 2 »ttli ion Jr.. P. J. Chesterton, Gar shade tree* A lake |.n< liege*. al or v-r.'c llux 1202. Sanford. field W illetti, and R. W Wil­ CLARK 3I3.HOO. lo >16,500 \ntl good liams. A. C. Doudnry, Land Plumbing, nesting A Supply Co. 1 A 1 f.-r genr«! office work ■rrma. Surveyor Contracting A Reps r» 0 5 *2 llii N. Park A\». Phone FA 2 6123 .'•if* Orlando ’>r Ph. r.V 2-2574 Large 3 hrdriMim older h.unr ->llli *baile A rounlt). 47.90'*. »uh VV- man in work in Dairy Quern. Highway 17 A P2 5->uth Sanford A p p ly 2-123 S O tla n d o H « ) . >1,000. do»n. Plumbing KrcsVy iD**ung 11 00 a m — 2 oo j* m WE HAVE A HOME R O S A la. P A Y T O N M. G. H O D G E S No phone ta lli plrase. FOR YOU Registered dral Etta!# flrr.krr Service on All Water P um p.— ,\S»nr. A ' , .--la J . Ha . A Well* Drilled — Pump* I*— *1 tl.E III.I I* lU . 'I K H William F IL-isehrl Pa da Road. I’hon# FA 2 42)37 Ho.ME.S- .7 and 4 bedrooms Th FA 1 1301 -If .*2 at HiaaaGia Hoy i VYantrd—to srll the SinU l baths. ford Herald Monday* through PLUM RING Clot# lo W |\ i Si . nice set lion, Fridays at 3 34) p m Come io Contract and Repair Work Complete and ready for immedtabout l ' j tr.de* from renter rf Tne Herald office and ark far Free Ultimate* (*>» .*. 7 Itll living .lim -r I. fto<ld> ) e*.t'l a .ti. 2...v. it. I. :i\r.\F .T rhen, hath. fin .vim; water, new wotkehop uilh J rai-porlr. I Ilov wanted lo work in Golf Shun 201 Naufurd Ave Phono FA 2 33A3 l.m alions arte Landscaped, some Itu.t *i .Miyfair Countiy Club. Call .1 —1*1 (M l >LMV II b. South Pinecreit — Sam oid Decs. $8500 I2I'00. down 1 A 2 .'1)36 or evening* FA 2 1338 VV'tmprring Oaks — TRusyiJe 0 « n er FA :.3fi5g * fe r 4 30 I’iann Tuning & Repairing M H I "> 1 I M ' l l FA 2 6207 2011 ralm cito FHA in serwc# and FHA financ­ T'*o l-fdrooin fr»me h«ut». kit D 35 ID 33 AVNE MATIIES ehrn equipped. ar-e* rleareil Make $20. dalle. I.uml.iouu Name.) ing available. p la in . Free samples. Reeve*, land. 6 mile* oul We»t First PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING Co. Allleboro, Mass. Call F .\ 2-3292 Mr «*n qualify >otl for on# of W 1. HARMON Uteie home* m Sri minulea. You Th. FA 2 1277 After 5 00 p ra. 21-M iiH K w VN I ED IMMEDIATE POSSESSION car. start #aJoymg the fcon-.e 51000 p o w n «hJ# « r process the paper*. Baby silling Ph FA 2-3751 2V M .liT R liM l. i^ R I K KS S7S.OO P e r M nnlh Two bedroom maionry home r . —Ill M .M > ' I llT D llll M i l l * Air Conditioning l>tnduped by 2—FOR KENT with allracti'e modern line*, M rctncal Conlrarting and J7.UMHKKI VND COURT plan* siluated in pietly in lion with om iA M & Repairs, Economical House WLIAKA APAllT.MI NTf. <c lo evpsml their motel at Park playground aern-- H-e street. 3\iring and Repairs TL’DOR. Inc. private baths. l i t " First Sc Vary Utile traffic. Shade in v ^lu .b U C D l« 7 leUfioL* Bu^l.b 1*. | UN DA LLELECTRIC COM PANT back j-ard. Prire below replace­ EFFICIENCY apartments mil-1 for restaurant, stone or wha| U* Magnolia Dial FA .-0915 ment cast at $9.35000. Cor. Il»y. 17-32 A 27th St. able for coup!# or tingl# perron. nave you. Will tell, leas* or I —--------------- — ■ - —-----— fhnnr F t 2-1501 Exclusive Semlnola Realty, build lo suit lennant on his ideal FRIGIPAIRE appliance*, tale P rivite b»th A shower. ideally 1901 S. Park A v e , Telephone H RA H .K Y O D IIA M , P r e s . buiir.es* nit. I and service. G- H. High. Oviedo lorried across from Pori Offic*. FA 2-5:32. ... — Fla- Phone FO 6 3315 er SanInquire Jiuobron DepC Store. -SPECIAL SERVICES fe rj f a 2-31*8 aftar C p « . ~ 3 bedroom, garage cirporte, fan. Modern all *l#e. kitchenette Apts. Real l.vlat# — ln*uran--e arpliancej. built-ms. oner house. GATLIN RROTHERS SUM M ER RATES 24 3HL'll.l)lj3G.RTrpA lR9. Commercial Invevtmenla— Rental* 811 Escambia Dr., $1550 Down, Contractor*, Dragllnea; Geneva PAINTING Call Clark'a Court. FA 2-3403. Properly Management $10,800. 2232. Th. FA 2-327« Sanford. Efficiency Apt. Air-condition i R A Y M O N D M . B A L L , FLOOR aandrng and finlahing TV' optional, lliway 17-92 So. | D U IT T D I I Stenstrom Realty i Chrysler rVirtemp Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving City Limit*. Slumberlsnd Court. . Iv E irV la 1 V/IV Semlnola County tin:* 1925. II. E. STF^’STROM Air Conditioning and Heating --------------------------- ----------- PROFESSIONAL SKRVItK H. VI. Glraton, Lake Mary Regi*t*red Broker C. II. STAFFORD T hu t» a pas* to the Rita theatre i s „ mgy,!,*,,,#,, _ A*»oelate 2427 Laurel — Phone FA 2-2420 1215 Oak Avenue FA 2-4731 for Mr*. Edmund Mnsch. E \p 1 DICK IVERS — .V***»clate 10.; 1^57. s ,.ir k A t|> p K rA j.5 4 4 i; *—Flewera, Plant*,, Shrebe Tlv Phew* s Room a n 1.2 Elm. f a 2 m Furnished Apt. 2300 Mellonville. T Work Clolhts, canteen, Cola. | Camp Goods. Paint. Army*; N a v y S u r p lu s . 310 S'anford Ave. | GOODYLVIt SERVICE STORES III S. Park Vvr, FA 2.2121 G F llrlrigetalor, automat.c washer, *ofa bed A matching I rhair, 12x15 rug. youth bed >nd small I cm t. ( *11 FA 2.0112. . y - M K .M lI lib *n«i IIIU SF.IIOI D GOODS Our Best For Less In £-w»d lived tornllu'e Modem I! piece bedroom suite* $54 001 ID.Haw ay beds wiih innerspring m allreit 15 00, Lll» new- rhillo refri­ gerator 125 0 0 1 N#w- Foam n b b f r swivel plat, form rockers Itcg. $89.50 to 00 Love seal with new tailored slip covers 2 >00 10 p'.roe dining momSUJ e 75 rv) Round Oak diningtable jono 5 piece rhm m e or wrought iron dinette» 25 00 Nr» Urge alt plastic rhaiis Re; TO ■ 10.00 I » im t i 3. Genus of D rsh-uater •lucks 4 Pole 3 Small pariy of men (mil ) 6 Three retire a aide (hairheltl I Mtrkcd with pit* a Girl * name II. Mountain ileAle 13. Quantity of paper 13 Preserving, aa fruit 34. Exposing 3*. Haul 37.retch 39. Robber* 39. Poker stake 40. Toward th« lee 41. Implement 12. Cherished animals DOWN 1 European willow 2 Wrinkle EA SY TERM S Mather of Sanford •03 09 East F in t CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 33’OUIld mark 5 3oaVj up 9 River (It ) to Cease 11 Beg 17. Speak I t Exclams, lion of •orr owlS A rock icheui 14 Distresr signal 17. Crave 19 Guido s highest rote 19 Scandi­ navian country 21. A Dutch rhteee 22 Interior 14 A summer place 27. Inflamma. lion of Irte 31 Coin iSued ) 32 Miscellany 33 Wine vessel E le c t r ic N o rg e R c f r i c r a u r $ 05. { A ls o s e v e r a l good b u y s on o ltw « r u se I a p p lia n c e s . FA 2 0983 Us«d furniture, appllaneoe, tools ect. Rought told. Ijirry ’a Mart, 321 E ait F irst SL. Ph. FA 2-4132 • RIG VALUE? • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS 17. Bog 2U. Slope 21. Assam silk­ worm 23. Epoch 2t Ameri­ can huniO'Dt 25 Bibli­ YMl*>4ty'( I n n * cal 32 A theatrical mount backer 26 Kind (Gang) of sheep 33 Inalde 36. Tak* 2* Goal out 29 Semblances (print) 30 Droops in the middle 3* Bark 1 1 % T“ 1 T~ 1 n o z •i 1 > • • % % »4 .1 •to >• •7 ti % lo j* is }/ / \ Cu 24 19 1to is id it Jt J1 )4 JS % i1 j) 1 % va / Jt 4i JO j* Jo 1* z -41 % W II.so N -M A in New and l'#*d F t 311 E. T in t St.. Ph. FA 2-M22 Try and Stop Me FURNITURE OF CTIARACTER Built Ry 'I t i t e r Craftim en In Style and ConitrucUon The tame as Those Prised Since Colonial Dayt Finished For Florida Climate In Your Choice of Wood* ------------ By BENNETT CERF------------NE YEAR the famoua Harvard Engluh professor, Charles Towniend Copeland, decided lo whip up an anthology of literary tidbit* he particularly fancied (it was published under the title of The Coptland Reader). Toward the end ah ! AMOTMtR TiP6<T of his labors an acquaintv ^ ANTkOl^r. ante asked him, *'How did you spend the summer?" The beloved ,-Copey" ans­ wered airily. “Just raiding and writing." O ECIIOLS .171 h Anniver»ary Sofa Bed ] pillow 1 Platform Rocker llatiock Resist*— Burns Fading Scuffing Staining Television zar DAILY 2 gas Serve! refiigeralors$75 A $125. Senknrik Glam nnd Paint Co. For Thr Ilr«l In Fainting epl ga* furnished $t') ’■» Pr r -------------------- -Z_ YOUR PONTIAC SALESMAN Regularly I19t» 00 FOR A NEW ro.N'TIAC OR 112114 W- 2nd St. Ph FA 2-4622, C t|| ni>rr)hl„ P, intlnr Conlract. roonth. Laurel A*e., 117 W C. A. WHIDDON. Sr. N O W $159.00 GOOD USED^CAR. _ Interior Decorator, rendenUI A or. No Job To Large or Small lllh St. after Six. | Registered * * * ** * * “ • BIO Tr P n i. CCommercial. n n , m osw iat VAlterations /*#•> ■ f1 H I Licensed—Bonded—Union iaam e> I lio n io 1 I'n ln n ----------------------------------------Real Estata Broker and ECIIOLS BEDDING COFA 2 2863. 201 West 1st gt. Four room furnished apt. wlln j :()2 & rjrl£ Aye. FA 2 5331 custom made drap«rie«. Fre* Call FV 2.2287 Cor. 2nd A Magnolia FA- 2-1121 hath Ph. FA 2 0 4 7 1 . ------------------------- —— — —--------- It will pay YOU to »ee us before rstimate*. Call l'A 2-I82I alter "Bud'' Bamberger, Mgr. ------------Consult A REALTOR FirM you buy. Open Evenings and Fr«# Delivery 8:30 p' ra'___________________ 27—NOTICE.S—PERSONALS 6 mem house. 112 S Frenrh. By CULLEN AND MARKET Sunday*. ye»r 550 00 month. Telephone | , J0 v Plrl; Avf |>h- y-A j PUMPS — SPRINKLER This is a past to the Movteland E aittide Trailer Sale# nOLLAWAY, llospiial and Baby SYSTEMS Orlando 13VI70. tude ln for John Lewis Oglesby PalaU a. Fla. Beda Day. Week or Month— W. II. "BILL'' STEMPEB All ;yp«* and tiiM . Installed Exp. da'* Aug. 10, 1957. 5 room* d bath furnished bunTe| FA 2-5111. Furniture Center Realtor A Inouror "Do It T o u ra air DON'S COVER SHOP 116 West Flr»t gllow. 313 Palmetto. Assoc. t*uy Alien. G irtrhen IiaII. Automobile Interior Decorator FOR QUICK S A L K WE REPAIR. AND SERVICE Arlette Prire. Everett Harper S T I N B 7 Ft. Wcatinifhouae RcfrigSeat Cover* — Truck Seat* Room for rent with kltrhen priv28—AHTICLLS LOR SALK 112 N. Park At Willi* Pontiac—301 W l i t Machine and Supple Co. llrge*. Orang* Cilv. Coinrr Hi. rhono FA 2-4991 rm tnr. Run* Good. $-15way 17492 * Michigan. Call w. 2nd SL Ph FA 2 64^2 GARRETT'S 5 EWU.T, CENTER 1818 C a ta lin a I)r. F A 2-5119 BROWN RBALTY Take up paymenta on 1950 Pijr. 307 Spring 4-4324 if t t r 3:30. ENVELOPE?. Letterhead*, staleWhit. Neccbl—Elite , mouth coupe, R4H Phone 1 A Serving the Rervie# mrnts, involc##. ban.l Sill*, and Repair* on all make Machines, 4 rooms 4: bath, elrctric kitrhrn. 20517. Sanford Avr. at Rosalia programs, e t c . Piogr»»»tve 323 East l u s t St. FA 2-5241 | Rivrrvirw Ave Call FA 2-3555 9 A M. to 9 r.M . I'rinling C<* phono FA 2-2951— — — 12— lit)VI'S and V|t)|Olt.N Unfurnished 2 bedroom apt. Near FA '2-2566 Norgo Appliance*—Zenith TV 403 West 13th SL shopping renter A Pineerest Millrr Radio & Appltnncea Your Evlntudp Dcelrr it n aii • 11 a x *i-s. • Cherry R#«l E state Agtascy School No pels please. In­ WEU- DKDXfNG 11HI « #110 ROBSON SPORTING t.fHIDS US S. ra rk Ar«. FA 2-033. D ia l. FA 2-99»—Notary K*K*I*« Fairbank*. Morse pim p# quire 2617 S. Elm 304 E. l i t . Thon# FA 2-5M1 1111 l u n a r 1219 W. 13 St. Rear-Barber Shop Repair* to all makes. —Factory to )o u — J bedroom unfurnished hou*e. s -» A4*«ntur* wIIW t'$(U W$|| MOW KHD C- LONG JOILNSTJN MOTORS Aluminum Lake Monroe. Apply Tynda! FA R.MEIU S AGP. N O '. REAl TOR SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS • to Ntld iin rf Fuftun* 207 R. Commercial A rt Venetian Blind* , "4 H»*ih*r Ni»$-|p<iri« Grocery Store. 116 S. French Ave. Sanford. Fla- 24*4 Sanford A*e I’h. FA 2 1592 Phone FA 2 2637 Enclosed head Sag-proof l-ottom « 'S )nhn lu lr itol |h« ,V«h i Minting sn<] Flihlnt Unftm«*>e.| hou•e. 2 !* bedtoonu. FA 2-5221. After hours FA 2-2019 56 Mercury t> II. P rail with plattu end* l'la«tlc » )» i»O R axee'lent; THHIFIt.che-cking accounts cojts or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylun I • II Industry m fsrtd s Phone FA 2-1310. _______ _ 5150; will financ# all. Phone Huy in Lake Mary and Save only for 20 check* at Flof»Tisr 1 fth) thru# cords. t* Slat# Rank. MAJOR BROWN REALTY FA 2-3743 dayt nr FA : 5230 Unfurnished apartment, close in. > I! tt s R S e n k n rik Glnxw nnd I’n in t Co. t*11in• 1 Lake Mary, Florid* after H p. m. FA 2- 2800. L a trin e School nf Dancing I I ) 112 I II W 2nd St. Ph. I V 2 4522 j ru?bout* Ph. Sanford FA 2 5 237 le •« •Jrvuth" Mu i In T*>'4 list 'lap Arrobatir - Ballet 19 ft Toi>r>*i ( ahm ( rulier out­ 6 room fumithod house, nice V V e buy and sell use..* furniture,, j , Y**ur Enroll now for fall trrrn-. ilirtboard Mercury 55 E. galley, r^b CurT6mints pbow large yard. Adults only. W. 1st HEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Paying top cash pricei for any I it.o» tng September 3rd. Classes for M in t Ngto • Htpoft head, air fosm m attrejs. FA Et at Monroe Comer A. J 2544 Frenrh Ave. Trssiurs Hunt thing of value. SUPER T R A D -lit t» beginner* and advanced abj2.1917. Peterson. Ph. FA 2-2739 J. V . HALL. REALTOR It it Iff n*Off drnts. ISO POST on 17 92 Ph. FA It 0 * L. Kenned), A«*oclale b M IM AT 16—PI.At f-s i n K.\ I__________ 1401 E 70th SI phone FA 2 5423. 2 bedroom unfurnlthed h*>u»e. $664 2 0077. fltg n*On Joltnny W ilkrr, Astociale month. O i.er Realty Company. h«it»*n Itssums ••Call Hall'" Phon# FA 2-3641 Coffr,- 5r H • alhrr AIR CONDITIONING TESTED— VPI'K'IV I'.D Ph. PA 2 5543. Jimmy |*ein Mtnw But) Iter Drl*e In Gl VIt ANTE ED Al’PLI VNt LS II. II. POPE CO. : it N• n »—fth hsrd 1 liotsisl HUY DIRECT Furnished collage, located on 17French Ave at 20th SL It5*i Frigldaire a t v v>jihe:. all : n Around ths Mlt« 200 S. Park FA 2 4234 Beautiful new homes. 2 «nd 3 4- 92. Call FA 2-1467. I M « tsin Ksn*»f n-r porcelstn. model VVD.VV told Thb 11 * p a n to the Rtls O tee lre'2 7 , ■ . bedrooms. l ?*«i%s -HlcNsid r . lints 1st for $271* 95 rn v 3159.00 I» tkV '.s—UK Mil RENT ALn tf • t t S. M id for M* John Hook. L ip date l p llO lS tO r V Clean in if 1Ur»-,v $795.00 lo $995.0 0 d ow n • Frigiilalre aiio. washer, all f '* isw«$• rifts? A u g . 10, 1957. Rigirt 10 Your Honie*-5aniire'l Small monthly payrn ni* Monua * 11 Marry 8hn* porcelain, modi I V I ) : . . ; HUTCHINSON'S Ocean Front Modern Machine Melho-I I'hrisllsn ffaliii-• H u ll Jarvts, Phone FA 2-■l«|i). (mw for $.L19.(nj now $229 id , > IV Apts. Daytona Reach. Call FA I. - ItKW I I l'AKI.IIKS J« IHfht I’h. FA 2 4591 196V Frlgldatre e!c-irl: dryer, |# j# Ptrtk* It FMh 2 1059 R. U. Hutchison. For Sal* By ()« n rr n'odel DD-57, sold new f o r 1 it m 't l t i n t Modem Air-Conditioned R*!on supplies. ,\ ac*o 2 b#droom home 4 lots run from I - HEal P.>fAh: I'm-' s vLT 1721.95 *159.60 j {{ i ’ LoCtYS of Llfs HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK wood cirvtng knife K ts, Burfssrsh for Tem^rro* Mtgnolta to rark. Near Pine, 105 S. Oak Ave. Magic Chef 56" gas range, swing u .U Guiding lig h t FA 2-5742 £>••« V ihro^rafter tool* Make This 3 Bedroom crest School. Will *rll at a whol* a rT K H ^ n o i fu i broiler, romplelt 2 l*n-; RDLI.INS IIOBBV SHOP Home Really Summrr Permanent Special <>f 2 lot# on Park *ep»ratr!.-. ir rftnblii * • - • g et Installation M o o t', ij m t 2617 S French FA 2.I9M YOURS n« Os mtsd IV. A $•> M Terms. 2901 Magnolia. Ph FA 7 ••• ft. Frlgldalr* refrigerator •t* lh« Turns By selecting your own color, 26561. ll i t r l Porter llriuly Shop A t rendition m n - 11 : .'0 . «'ur 'tilsWorld 79.03! flrnoK* Hranne School of Dance jeheme now-. Other features— ! I* 1104 VV 23th St. FA 2-1321 Art l-!r.kl«tt«r • ihuM r$rtr Kusy wringer * uhiT, A.I Tap. Ballet, Arrob*tic. ! I t Jtm ts Ma s Ch** electric kitchen, te r r m o floors,1 .(2000.00 down buy* this spacious : jo o condition : ** T h e H is P a)-ef f CLASS REALTY SALON In my new studio 2603 Hiawatha. ovcrsiied lota and choice resi­ 3 bedroom hom* in tife quiet Ea»y Term* : 1* M talc of ths Ma«t • f s AirConditicne*! Loch Arbor. 2 baths, scparat# ll *h «’rAt?*f Kho « dential location. 1 •t CLAUDE II. WOLFE le t im build )'rtn dock*, bulkhead* s «>■ IfrtgMsr I»sr hug# Florida room, worxihop. Clearmonl Avr , I.»k* Mary A. K. SHOEMAKER. JK. VPPI.I VNTE.H »nd «ea wall). Water Front Con H #« r*t Hl»*rm 1 is storage and carport, free shad Ph. FA 2 3103 FA 3-4.12 10* E*»t First SL FA 2 277 S la 1-dgs of M g M • irurtlOfi ( n, FA 2-4330. cd corner lot overlooking golf 3 Bedroom house, 2 fully tiled course. No traffic or water fo I «—EEM l l.r. HELP W a N TEI i .1 A— I'LflMfel.NG awd K()fi$bath*. Double carport* and endanger children By Naval Of­ INC storage sp*c«. Compfvhriy land­ ficer owner, available August 5. VVai!r#*i and curb girl over 21. scaped $14,950 00. 110 Shannon Apply l 1 whiitl#. Call FA 21213. CERAMIC TILE Drive. FA 2-3174. PAUL F. MULLER a SON White housekeeper to live in. .Na­ H K m c i:n Huby Spear* FA 2-1151 to FOR SALK BY DM NIK val Olfirer, 2 children s t t s 7 TO Two b#droom CU hom# with Flor­ A 5. Salary $129 mo. Write Box $10,000 J. H e 0 Sanford Herald. ida room. A good buy. Ne«d to *«* to appreciate. 2554 S. Pa!-: For quick tale. Beautifully land­ scaped 2 bedroom modern, lo. I Senior beautician, excellent op -1 metto, Phono FA 2 43*2. after rated »t 1906 Loeust Av#. m i portunty. Confideif al. Write e:00. FA 2-6712. _ B \ h \ \ 11 B o x l l , ' - S a n fo r d H e r a ld , Sanford. Drive by but please Jo WOOD MERE ILVKK HOMES not disturb the renter. Call or Vvon Cosmetic* oilers opporlunity Conlraetlng A Repair# ivnford A*#, at 27th St. writ# for eppointmtni, John A. for growing Income through 1C07 Sanford Ave. Pb. F A • 4 3 Bedroom Home* Gordon Exclusive Agent 3174 servicing families in your own Plumbing A Heating, Free Esti­ $750. pown . $8000 month. S. Wash. Ave. Ph-917 Tilutville. neighborhood. Contact now, Mrs. mates, All work guaranteed for This la a pats to th# Movleland Fla. Broker participation in. J Milantch, Box 216, l.ociihait, on# year. Rill LaRre#, l.-mgRtde-In for Sata Jo MrComber. FU. wood. Phone W. p. 26-2989. sited. I will show. f t Exp. date Aug. 10, 1957. BoifUUM Thursday, August 1. 1037 Tho Sanford Herald—Pane 7 Tom Sherman. St. Louis Dispatch literary editor, had a phone call from a lady urgently requesting hi* presence at a dinner p a r t y on "the twenty* fourth." Queried Tom. "Do you mean the twenty-fourth of this month or the next?" ‘ Thla monlh," said the lady. Tom, suddenly remembering, protested, "But the twenty* fourth wa* yesterday!" ‘ It certainly was," injpped the lady, "and where the hell were you?" • • • McK<*vtr'( C o m er# . Me, ht# a r lt lie n w ho tend* a ric h man'* T o w e r* in th# d«y and serve* a* tow n barber a fte r dark. On# figa #erve« fo r both Jobe: "O tH E lr o y , Head G ard e n e r." 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K s m ir n n N s h s W c n th s r 4 s n * ln lm sld s Oavry >lnor« iM*K» A r t h u r tlodfrsY ( M .T I I ) Msrrjr Moor* if*| h trik n | | in * n ' Altont L«dr I/ v* of I.if* hesrch |*nr 7 •*m<?rrow <iul«l|»g l.lght 13 fb T « * s lin O * !•»• I* p jp u f l tm iiM H iv I? ’1 fiimd t ’p and II# f*rt$in».s4 12 !• As Tha World Turns 1 i h r M ias firo o k a t 11 Ifo u a s p a riY : 2 I I S 4 •* 11 *1 t\ M ib P - r P a y o ff Be b C ro a b y H rtg h tsr P i j r ha* r»t Htnrm >Mg« n f N ig h t Opan lln u a a r r U if Blgn On | n fk ra a k a ra N ana \N a ste rn Ja m b o ra a Ns »s H s ia n O 'c lo c k C lu b .N s w a -rla - 7 10 Nawi —World 7 91 l:9 d l 11 1 #S 9 . dm • tl 9 I» I A A0 IVf\ Sp o rts J*ck# > • Chntca M o rn in g P *T o tlo n s I U r m o iiy TO*?a W o rld A l N lua M a f R l t l M s U tU a I f c r • And T h s r a S 'a s s t |J 0 C l u l II *0 Navas M I 400 C lu b t l 19 G«rna O f M atod f 11 I * 04 12.1k I) ?• 1 Ml | 14 : aa I 11 t IS 1 is 4 4# n.\?sim:n I ’ ll I I I %\ A K T I I l t M l O * W o rld A t Noon tU d l™ F a r m M g s a t ' • lu n c h N#u a P a r Nona B a n c t F r id a y M atln aa W o rld A t T h r s a Pub T s a tu ra | t #*n rd 1‘ r a i la w a #«n T tasa hum vT MOVE IN FOR ONLY $ 7 5 0 .0 0 Down Woodmere Park Homes Sanford Ave. and 27th S t 3 MODEL HOMES READY FOR INSPECTION $80.00 Monthly Payments, Pays AH. 2 or 3 Bedroom Homes Cull FA 2-1962 or FA 2-396.1 ^' �■ \r 4+*: :■ . ■*>■***■ - * • WRWt’ * • - 1' ; \ . ~L .-.-i:-’** ■ (B uying.JdamuLcl J (L diomsL OUR AIM to to build for bn (BnaL PLU S you the home buyer the OUR POLICY is to guaran­ very best home we can at tee the workmanship and a price you can afford. material used in the home* we build for a period of 1 year. You must be satisfied or we will return your money. fcqualA — A Sound Investment And A Happy Home IN SOUTH PINECREST SECOND ADDITION 10 Homes are ready for immediate occupancy 5 Homes will be completed in 3 weeks. 25 Additional homes have been started. From the aerial view above you can see the results of this FORMULA. Only 2 years ago we started South Pinecrest, over 250 homes have been sold in this plann­ ed community with paved streets, city water & sewer­ KITCHEN EQUIPPED BY HOTPOINT FINANCING PLANS; age, paved curbs and all other city conveniences. When • • you buy an “Odham & Tudor Home** you buy confi­ dence, secu rity. . . lu xu ry. . . at a price you can afford. F. H- A. In Service F. H. A. We can qualify you ior one of these plans in minutes. Down Payment Cr Closing Costas low as $1200, # # .M onthly Payments cheaper than rent. Drive Out Now And Select Your Home — • • • O D H A M & T U D O R Inc. BUILDERS OF FINER HOMES------Brailey Odham, President " ■■ Phone FA 2-1501 Sales Office Comer 27th and 17-92 1 �■PM • • '< ^ • ; .v • * —' • -vS -* _„■ * Weather Partly rfoady to cloudy th ro a t* Saturday with widely scattered afternoon *#•* '*enlng UraaiWshowers. 9 H a n fo rd Wttmlft AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER 8ANFORD, FLORIDA. EsUblUhtd 1909 VOL. X U X - f r •i ■■ FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1DS7 Shop and Save In Sanford > United Press Leaned Wire NO. 60 Is D issapoin ted With 8ill Amendment * Monday Night's Special Board Meet Canceled * * ' A special m eeting of Ih* Boarl of Sanford City Commissioners, orgmaiiy scheduled for Monday night to consider bids for th* Ca­ pital Improvement Fund projects, nat b 'tn canceled, arcosiPng to City Manager W srrtn E. Knowles Knowles ssld today that details, necessary for an analysis of the bids, ar* not available In Unit to present to the Hoard of Commis­ sioner, Monday n ig h t v stroll - Daniel CoaUnwtioi) Company of S anford Is th* ap­ parent low bidder on th* overall program consisting of three pro­ jects; Sanford Civic Center, Kit* Station No. J, and the UokJsboio Swimming Pool. , Tha Sanford conatruction firm aubmitlni a bid of $.182,900 for all thr*a projects and did not bid on the individual conatruction. There wer* 19 firm s submittin; bids for either th* entir* project or for construction of th* indivi­ dual projects. . Carroll • Daniel Construction Company'* construction time w-ti - given in the bid as 180 days. Al­ ready scheduled fo r Sanford beI cause of th* new civic center is 1 a convention In A pril of next year 1 that will bring hunreda of visitors ! to th* Sanford a re a . City Manager Knowles laid tins morning that th« bids will be con­ sidered at th* re g u la r meeting i f th* commissioners Monday night Aug. 12. It Is expected that the a* | Braiding of the bid will the toy I item on Die ag en d a for that evenI ing. J u d ic ia l S y s te m T h re a t Krider Named President Of Waterways Group WASHINGTON HR — President ORLANDO »B — Florida's new John Krider of Sanford, sleeted | ff tcdijf ci!!fd (V| i f n W aterways Development Commit- i president s! the group st !tx first [ s ir 's jury trial amendment to his tec, which hope* to establish a meeting Thursday, said he be­ civil rights bill "bitterly disap­ cross state barge canal *nd an pointing" and a threat to thy en­ inland waterway encircling m ost lieves the com mittee ran begin ■ of the peninsula, was expected to- functioning hy the next congrcs tire federal Judicial system. day to be operational by th# next ilonal session. "I think w# mid* In on* of th* strongest state­ ■ • great deal of headway,•' ha ments to come from the White session of congress. ----— — <aid "Now all we have to do It ijAPTAIN LIONEL A. ARTHUR, COMMANDING OFFICER of thn Sanford Naval House In this administration, Eis ■ v | set up tho m echanics." rnhower salt that rarely In the — Air Station, presents Curtis Lavender th e lnrjrest incentives award check ever aw ard, W. Palmer Van ArsJale of Port legislative history of the United I W O Y o u t h s L a u g h t ed a civilian employe of SNAS for a Itoneficinl suirestion. LCDIt. M. L. Reall, Supply • r■• Everglades was elected vice prrsStates had so many extraneous Is. f • I Officer looks on. (Official U. S. Navy Photo} ( j a s o i i n c ident of tha group. Other officers lues been introduced In Senate S i p h o n i n g n | j » . are retired Adro. II. S. Duckworth, debate "tn order to confuse both r o r n P a r k e d A u t o s Jacksonville, secretary, and legislators and th* puhlir." The Senate late Thurtday night Two whit* youths were arrested { Faltti Beach, Ttcaspassed by a vole of 31 to 41 an yesterday afternoon shortly be- l,reramendment gitsranlreing Jury fore 4 o'clock and charged with The organisation, which plans trial In case* of criminal con­ petiy Isretny when they w e t* . *<**k a state charter next tempt of court, a provision op­ found siphoning g n o lln c from au- month, was established from var* posed flatly by the Trealdent and mmobilrs parked along tn« b ig ' ious groups Interested In water­ The Board of Seminole County equaliiatlon. Previously, Commit Senate GOP Leader William F. way at the Imke Monroe Bridge ways developed at a Tallahas­ Know land. CommLilonera will get down to j ,jonfr Krider had stated em phatl see meeting Ju ly 18, which re­ Before Sheriff J. I.. Hobby a n j the job of considering details in cally “ I am not about to approvt After discussing th* senate ac­ Deputy Sheriff Morgan McClell­ ceived the blessings of Gov. Lea proposed budget for fiscal 1917 tion with hil Cabinet this morn­ and arrived at th* sesne, th* two Roy Collin*. It is dedicated to tho*# rolls— I am going on record a. ing, the President said the Inter­ hoy*, one 17 an dth* other 19, fled promotion of river*, haihort and Two members of the boerd are that those tax rolls are unequal." canal* In Florida. position of a Jury trial between a Into Volusia ounty. on record opposing any Inereaie Commissioner Swofford followed federal judge and his legal orderi Krider said the group plans to However, Volusia County au ­ whatsoever in millag* until "our suit and w arned that "If it takes Would “ wrakrn our whole judicial thorities wrre notified a.nl Dou­ work for construction of a crossta i problems are worked o u t” system ami particularly the pres­ with a minimum 3 1* mills for new budr*t w*’d glas Bailiff, 17, who gav-i h it state canal Commissioner John Krider staled tige of the federal Judiciary." depth of 12 feet with connecting better sta rt sharpening pencil*." borne address as Maybe,vary, W. flatly that he would not “ vote for "In this rate it will alto mske canals eight feet deep. Plana alio Crux of th* discussion came one dime Increase in taxes" and largely Ineffective the basic pur­ V*., and Jam es Murray, 19, who include completion of the IntraCDR. JAMES T. McGUlRR gave Columbus, t). as h il home, later added "we don’t »olv* our when Commission Chairman Fred VALDOSTA, f it. — Commander pose of the bill that of protecting (Official U. S. Navy Photo) coastal waterwav from St. Marks rtf the 3350th I n f l a t i o n Group. problem by adding on mlllaisc.” Dyson suggested a renovation of promptly and effectively every w rre taken into custody and tin n ­ to Tamps and from Titusville to ed over to the Seminole County In order to meet th* budget the Seminole County Jail In order Amcncan in his right to vo*»,’’ he Colonel Howard W. Llndiey. looks Miami. commission members to provide additional room to hold authorities. . back on an Air Force Career that ncod*. •aid. Tlie cross-state canal has long brought up again the question of Both young m tn admitted ta k ­ juvenllri and women. h a t been Interesting as U has been Killed Bill's Chances been a disputed proposal. Most ing th* aioline "because they were varied. County Attorney Mack N. Cleve* House Republican lewder* said South Florida Interesta oppose It Although born in West Virginia, land J r. warned the board th at Senate amendments probably broke and away from hom e." cJ**m « ’T l,l Colonel Undsey was brought up In “ there I* a real problem over have kilted the chances for enact­ They a re being held in tho Kcml- j male m-eded ship and barge trsfFlorida and call* Geneva home. ment of any civil rights law this note County Jail. there." fir in South Florida porta. But year. Krider admitted the problem Ills mother, Mr*. George It. LindCollins lias encottragrd the com­ § y and his sister. Mr*. M argaret but asked “ Where la the money They said the House will not *Cmittee to carry out Its proposed coming from ? If wa can't coma C«pt, thg Jury trial amendment, Gott both Hr# In Geneva. program and offcrsM the service* BY MILS. RAYMOND MORRIS The Naval officer reiponaib!* ra p e fla l'/w h en rciipltd w ith 'ea r­ up with a method for Raying wa Ha arrived at Moody Air Furr* of any slat* agonefe* which might Tor the multitude of operatlnoat lier S c u te action to confine the CASSELBERRY — Melropoll- might a i well stop planning." he A f f n n c l i n « y Base near Valdosta on Jun* 19, help. housekeeping choree In support of bit! to voting rights only. 13S7, for hi* Georgia assignment, tan Telephone Service, slated for said, and added "we ean change M i r C l i a m g k~ O U r5C "I have looked forward to inch fleet operations at the Sanford N*. At the tame time, Sen. Sam J. having previously held the po*t of S**ptemb*r hy th# Winter Park jw i an organlxatlon a a tills for a long '*1 Air Station la Commander FORT RENN'INO, Gs. —RO tV E’vin Jr. D-N.C. announced Deputy Chief of Manpower at the Telephone Co. and Orlando exJa m e s r McGuire, USN. Not TAI.LAHAS.NKE—Sixteen F tor-' phni to offer three more amend- Cadet William Bryan Park, a stu­ tim e," th* governor said. "I am strictly oppoaeJ t» spend­ Pentagon. Alex M. Balfr of Miami, J. C Attending Commanders Staff | change of Southern Bell, will be ing 1100,two fur reassessment u n ­ Ida tinsni and cltDa, Including j m?nts to the bill In the Senate. dent at the University of Florida, Wilcox of Palm Beach, and Van only | | he chirred with the ever growing problem of parfclnr 11:* On* would rrquire the attorney son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles L fichool at Fort I-eavenworth and explained at a meeting at 8 p.m, til we know that Mr*. Walker w ill Sanford, have representatives at Arsdale were named Thursday to Increasing numbers of m ilitary H arw ell Air Force Be.* :« well Wednesday n ig h t The meeting, do Lb* right thing," Chairman Dy­ tending the first public relallo** gmefal to ollaln an Individual's Park Sr., |U9 West 17th S t, S an­ and safety education course of tjie | c-oisent before filing suit in civil ford and Janie* C. Davis Jr., son compote a c h a rte r and by-laws a irc ra ft but h* also must ascer­ at Commander* Management sponsored by the Women's So­ son told the buatd. Commissioner Homer Little ad ­ Florila Highway P ator which jl* riJits cases. Th# other* would of Mr. an j Mr*. J. C. Davit, 511 to hr presented at the next meet tain that radio communications ar# »Vir»# at George Waihlngton Uni* available, that flight lunches ar* | pnvid# government payment of Magnolia Avr , a student at Flo­ Irg Sept. 6 veralty, Cdonel Llndiey wa* well ciety of Christian Service, will be mitted that rra sseitm e n ' is necea- In progress here this week. clety of Christian Service, will be Retired Adm. S. P. Cinder of provided, that gasoline and Jet attorneys' fees for defendants in rid* Stale University are am ong aary "but If Mr*. Walker w on't They Include patrol safety r qualified to hold the interesting civil right* rates unable to afford the croup of student-cadets from Tallahassee, who represented Col fuel In thousands of gallons ara pollcem port of Bate Commander at Camp held at the Community Church. go along we might as well dump cation officers, city sheriffs deputies amt Elgin I r ! legal counsel and would require the Sanford are* who have eoro tins and the S tate Development read y for issue, that navigations! Guynemer In the Fontalnbleu For­ Metropolitan service, effective that money in Lake Monroe.” "You ran ’l get money from peo­ Forte B ile m ilitary pnliesm n . , that state remedies in civil rights p itie d the al.vwevfc leadership , Board, urged all slate agencies aid s are properly functioning and est of France. over a 528 square mil* area co­ ple who ara not paylnr taxes if Attending the course from S n raies b* exausted before ih* at- training course at tha 1937 F o r ;' concerned with land and water th a t tempers are soothed when an Colonel U ndtey’a unique assign- vering parts of Seminole and taxes are raised 10 mills," Com ­ development he Included In the a irc ra ft breeches an a x la tirj re­ Butler snd Police Sergeant !.*' E. | torney general takes action In fed- Penning ROTC Summer Csmp. w ent of commanding an Intsrgrat- Orange counties, will b* toll free gulation. Along with approximately 1100 group. ed initallatlon. which wa* the first telephone service for stibicrilier* missioner Swofford contended and Butlrr and Police Sergeant e«|K. I eral courts. Eisenhowrr's statement appear- students, representing 28 univer­ Central Air Hcadqutrter* of NA­ making calls within the area. Me­ Commissioner Krider ad-led "If Itoek. James H Coppedg# and George CDR James F. McGuire » -port­ Col If. N. Kirk man. Patrol f 71- ed to forecast a presidential veto sities and colleges In five South­ Gtbb Sr , botii of Jacksonville, ed for duty at the Sanford Nava! TO, afforded him an opportunity tropolitan Service will be present­ they'rs unequal now and you raise gc a of the bill if it should pass through eastern s ta in and Puerto tlico, and Krider were named to a fl A ir Station early this year a i re­ to teit coordination and coopera­ ed and explained Wednesday night th* percentage they II pill be un­ minder, said each will suitable in d u c tio n certlfi te the Senate-House compromise sea who ar# also ‘ graduates" of the nance committee to e«*k ways of lief for CDR James R. V.’llaon, tion between offlceri and meu of by Kenneth Peloquln adm lnlitra- equal ." Commissioners genfrilly agreed whtn the two-week's court* Is <er , siont with a Jury trial provision. camp, Cadet* Park and Davis r e ­ railing funds. USN, past Operations O tf.:er of cix allied nation*. tion assistant; Russel Hulbert, that an addition to :he present Aur. 10, and retu rn to hi* >«t It also seemed to Indicate a ceived Instruction and practical the air station. A French Doputy, Dutch Ad­ ass't to v-pres.; Bogrr Seney, county Jail is needed bu< failed to "better equipped to deal with ib- lack of further interest hy the application periods In most con­ jutant and a Uritlth Provoit Mar­ purchasing agent; and H- Clarke, A native of Anaconda, Mont.* SOME DAtfrt shall were juat an crampl* of director of public relations, all reach an agreement on expanding He relation!, train in g of o'b* of- White House in the civil rights bill ventional type* of Infantey wcaCOLUMBUS. Ohio W _ Ron CDR McGuire received hla educa­ pon* and small unit tactics, s ip - aid Adkins' 1910 m ole ear Jus1 tion at th* University of NoUw tha present Jail which does not ferrs and human relations in en- 1 os it now stands. Colonel Lindsey’* staff. “ Different officials of th* Winter Park Tele­ ply economy, unit a d m in is tr a te , wouldn't cooperate wh-n ha tried Dame where he received hia BA in meet the approval of the State eral.' Legislation Incomplete language*, tradition* and habits phone Co. Prison Commission. made the work very exacting but Thsra ar* 28 m en attandln the When questioned on this point, map reading, automotive m ainte­ to stop at a crossing fur a trim economic*. While attending Notr* Educational programs to fully Realising th at a thurough studv course from Sanford, Jaeksor. He. I however, White House Press Sec­ nance, and signal eom m unirathn When Adkins put on the brakes, Dame, he was a member of tho vary Interesting," ha Said. The Colonel spent the Woild acquaint the people with the new of the proposed budirn Is neces­ Panama City, K ry West, G. ies ' rotary Jam es C. Hagcrty pointed Development of leadership re- they failed. When he threw the v arsity football team in 1934-3T W ar II years years atatcslda attached service, are being schedule,! by sary, commissioners set Saturday ville, Tallahassee. Miami, Hi *n- | out th.st legislative action had not reived greatest emphasis through car into gear, It stopped In the and was th* middle-weight boxing nut th# entire course of training, middle of the track s When he cham pion at tho .chool In 1937. to Combat Crew Training Group* the telephone co. with civic clubs, moming at 9:30 for a sesiion to on, lakeland, Urlando, IVj wen completed. which consisted of Ml hour* of tr^ed to accelerate, Jr? Greenville, S. C. and Lake church group* or other organise, consider changes that will m eet j Clean* e'er, Pensacola, Li'.;#| ity ,| After his clear defeat by CDR McGuire ram* Into th* the engine field and class room training As flooded. Adkina Jumped clear lust N avy In March 1941 and was de­ Charles, La. He went oversee* In tlons upon re q u e st the approval of th* commitlon. I Bronson, snd F o rt I.auderdo ( Continued on Pag* 4) far as was possible. e*cjj cadet befure th# train ramrr-ed Ms car signated a Naval pilot In Decem­ M rs Ben R. Evan* and M rs. | 194S and was attached to th* 10th ocruplrl several positions of le a­ and threw it 00 yard* down I'm b er of the same year. From J a n ­ Reconnaissance Group at Furth C. K. Fisher are chairmen for the dership ranging from regim ent: I track. Germany prior to his NATO as­ W-S.C.S. meeting, u ary '42 to October *43 he served commander to squad leader. Ilii;h signment. in different rapacitie* a t flight Tho W inter Park Tclrphon# Co. light of Ih* tactical training was Upon his return froir Kurope. has recently completed a new cen­ Instructor at Corpus Chrlsll, Te*.| the faad y r's Recreation Course, tn O r Colonel went to Randolph Air tral offlca and after th* rut-over O perations Officer with VC*7 and which each radet was fared w 'tn }V>rr* Base before being assigned In September, all calls through Executive Officer of Torpedo a series of eombst type sltust otu to th* Pentagon. Squadron FIVE. Orlando or Winter Park exchanges designed to test his leadersliip Colonel Lindsey is m arried to In tlie designated area, will b* toll He wa* out of the Navy from capacity. • form er M iu Alice Young of fret1. Metropolitan O ctober ‘45 until January ‘47 serv­ service will Solonel Marvin A. Krrldlw rg ishvtlle, (ia , and they havo two thereby eliminate toll charges to ing with Trans-World Airlines a i PM.ST of tha University of Flo ttons. John, *g* Jrt. la following or from W inter Park or Orlando, a F irst Officer. da, is deputy csm p commander of in his father's footstep* and It Pin* Hill*, Blthlo, Wekiva Springs CDR McGuire reentered th* Nath* 1917 encampment. now a Junior at the Uni vanity of Union Park, Altamonte Soring*, ( Continued on Page 4) (Continued on Pag* Four) Casselberry and Longwood. Extended service now Ir effect on a fixed monthly charge, will be eliminated. Users of this se r­ vice will b« benef ted under the CAPT. J. R REEDY, fV m m in- mi it* ground will he able to de- am ong th* Sanford new set up. Subscriber* benefiting squadrons. There are 31 prisoners being by Metropolitan Service, will be der of tha Navy*' Heavy Attack (erni|n# how near to the target T hree consecutive Bombing Der­ Id in lh« Seminole County Jjail, fu r niibed Orlanln and Winter IMng ONE bated at Sanford Na. . . , t,. , , _ ,, , a t . Station, announced ____ ,today. , in# fictitious bomLi would burst by victories allow a squadron to val Air f i cording to Sheriff Luther Hob* Park directories prior to the cutthat squadrons under his com m snd 1 Bon,Wn* »co « >» ! « ' gain permanent possession of tha by. ov *r. Conover Trophy. tors indicate of the ersw's war­ wilt hold a Bombing Derby on As of midnight last night, he Metropolitan numbers will ho Aug. 8-7. Each, of the four squa­ time proficiency will h* thrown Squadron VAH-3, with two such said, seven prisoners were brought prefixed with tho first two letters drons will tie represented by their Into a complicated formula and th* win* under Its belt. Is m aking an in and seven released. of rarb new exchange which will threw top bombing crews. resulting com putation will drier- all out effort to retain perm anent Uf th* total, 10 wer* while become part of the number. On the fln t day of tho Derby, mine the idenity of the best bomb. custody of th* trophy. The pre­ male, 19 colored mate, one colored Th# new exchanges for Orlando crews will drop practice bombs Irg rr«w and the be<4 bombing vious wins were scored with AJ, female, and on* colored female will be, GArden and CHarry: W in­ from an altitude In excess of 30,. squadron tn H*avy Attack Wing "S av ag e," aircraft. VAILS has re­ Incom petent ter Park srill he Midway; Chisel000 feet on s target in th# Gulf ONE. cently been outfitted with th# A3D berry, TEmple; Altamonte Springs of Mexico. The target, controlled Trophies will be a wanted to the Skyw-arrior planes and their showVAIIty; and A talea Park, Cltcstl»y th* US. Air Forces' Elgin Air members uf th* outstanding bomb­ ing will indicat* their auceess in wood. Th* new system. Including Proving ground, allow* exact d e­ ing crew and to the ground crew th* transition from the AJ to th* M emhtrs of the 5 *r.ford Rotary domestic equipment of th# Win­ termination of bombing accuracy. which complies th# best record in A3D. VAll-a which has been flying Club at it* me* mg Monday noon ter Park Co., can quickly be in* During tha night of Aug. 7, th* maintaining their bombing rquip. the A3D for soma tim* promises at the Yacht G ub will receive tergratsd Into the now limited Navy bombers will mak* bomb. ment In p«rfect working ordtr dur­ to b* an *xperi«nced com petitor lorn* first hand information from nation-wide dial toll aystam. Ing runs high over th* sleeping ing Uk derby. in (heir j»t bombers. Squadrons Mr*. Mary E. Walker. Seminole Company off I-toll employ a cities of Atlanta, Ga. and Char­ A giant cup, th e Conover Tro­ VAII-7 and VAlt-tl win flv their County Tax Assessor, a t to plann* large dial, complete with erenang* lotte, N. C. No bombs of any type phy, will b* aw arded to th* winn­ " trie d and tnia" AJ 'a and b u s rd changes for th* future in her prefixes and equipped to give all WELLWISHER3 LINK THE WALKWAY from i Sanford N«v»1 Air Station AdminwM be carried on Uits* runs, but ing squadron. Because it symbo- hopes of proving th at sxUnstv* iffica, according to John L. Kad- dial tonai effective In Metropoli­ iatration Building to render a final aaiuta to LC1 [William L. Hayden (center on atapa) Ih* bombing crew* will glv* * liiea th* championship of Navy #xp*ri*ne* la Ui* older a irc ra ft who ratirad this week on tha completion of nearly b year* of Naval aervlc* r . program ahairwan foe the tan Berrien la aapelemee* their “bomb* away" ra itu stg*-*! when bombing, th# C orover Trophy ia w t l d e te ra le a tha p e u t u io a af (Official U. & Narjr Photo) over th#«r targot*. R adar atotion* Um object of flare* tosnpatacioa th o oovwtod trophy. « * \ i k. t County Commission I u Review Proposed Budget Tomorrow Col. Lindsey Will Head Installation Qroup In Georgia Metropolitan Phone Service Will Be Explained At Meet Butler, Rock Are «u » 31 Prisoners Held In County Jail J.otary Speaker >...* »r.»! b. CM. |n Tallahassee F Cdr. J. McGuire Is Operations Officer Af Navy Base Here B. Park, J. Davis Finish Leadership Training Course Additional Local News On Page 4 Hatwing-One Plans Bombing Derby � 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, August 01, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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